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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the hdSp.
EXuORTATION.

Mn dear ana brt0ce1 HedTcTS:-oi ii u
The nausrnus, disgusting despicable rep
allie, lha, wereeve! spi. upon. or permitted
~ inhahi! The earth, the Scandahzer is The
mos. obnoxious. They come not among
We as bold swarms spreading famine and
distress like the l1cus,s of olicn times, hut
fite the slick weaZle and crafty fox, they
come forth in the shade Of midnight, lis
senins d, the key hole and cracks, and W hen
the day cometh. under The garh IF plea
sing smile, hidden by the cloak Of an as
.sumpd name, aud covered by lhe hood ol
well-lurneh conversation. What they col
,ec, at one place either by oral or occnlar
observation, ihry retail. after various
amendments, at another. and thereby 'ic"st
and 5nrge' their "wn h"li>h appeites, and
s,,nazp and edify unc nrighhnr at the eX-
p"nse uranorl,rr Noi satisfied with scan-
.iaIiyimg and rrv2!!j"g hcm"mia" like upon
,hr fair character nl Ia" Ilvirg, hyrna IKE,
;hry ransack The grave yard I" ilnd mate,
rial 10 CRAFTY their mean p s~i"ns aud
5na,hsome desires. They neglect and omit
shrir duencslir duties, for the sole purpose
of breathing f,rti, their Sor'!id minds an"
contagiors hearts, 20 one circle, l" t''' ""-
easnr ss anl Ii>cnmforture "i anp'hrr.
warn YOU my d.ar hearers. as V" WISH
,n preserve YOUR fair cha!art"rs ana IRE,
rrnachahlc names. your exalted lame aH'
h;gh sanding III snciely-aS yr wish t" re-
-ain rhnt virtue and lnve which ah"rn lhc
being "f moral worth and sheds 1ua're
around the path "f!iir, To shun thes' tongue
bablcrs, these n:arranding caves'ir"prlng
,alc.bcarerS, and malicious street cai"hi
c!crs. as We woad an INFECTIOUS p"Silienc
flee from them and hcatk"n not unt" their
evil communications, f'r their works are
the offspring Of iniQni;y, Whirh lead IL r"-
in AMI distress. Visit them not, least ''ke
visiting den Of !lyenas, You II atic me
f.. d of ,I:cir inSa'iatr appetite, ana Tie "e-
ser, "n which they will satisfy the cravings
,f heirl,nngry j,!ata. To them wc would
say, OH v. incorrgihe rn:isa:i"s at tie
sid c!nvcn footed! wipe IF 'llaI foul hi"i
wIich sticks to your bodies lk" w"X a"d
inrsake thy evil ways. and rrn"unrr at
once all connection with the Eins "i ~"
boliomless pit; sever tie Chains; throw oil
the woke, and uukr declaration If free
dom: for, beneath your feet, rolls IN the
ocean ofsin, bilows mountains hi.h; and
the rock on which you stand isas slippery
as soapstone.
Beloved hearers: we will give ,h"m il
chance to repent, although their s'as are
many, and their crimes are dark and deer;
. and now cXhorl them TO reaounrc Their
prcscu, allegiance /" one Hl the greatest
crimes, and flee from the wrath tn come!
If they 10 not - ii themselves quickly oi
this inviting goppnriuni,y, let rs not extend
our mercy. but ride over lhen rnngh-sind
and with iron toes and steel heels, Kick
them through The orld; when finally, may
they he taken bv the nap f'he neck, and
be shaken over that tireadful abyss, unsii
they are made to renounce all belief and
faith in scandal and g"ssi pi"g.-AMEN!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-02
TIE MORAL COURAGE OF PAUL.

The appearance of Paul before the Are
npagus of Athens, involved an exhibition
oi moral courage that has seldom been
equalIed, and perhaps never surpassed, in
the his,nrv of man. lie was in the pres
cnce Of the statesmen, PHILOSOPHERS ora
tors, and poets of'hemosl intellectual and
refined nation upon earth. He was there
20 humor no popular sect, to ha'ter no
national vanity, mnvesupon II, springs ol
ambiuon or future fame. He was there
~ unfold, tn Coriifv, and rivet upon the
judgement and conscience Of his enighten-
ed auditory, doctrines at variance. with ev-
cry previous conviction and present im-
pulse; doctrines totally subvrrsive of. .ilia!
faith ingwhich they were born, in which
their fathers died. and which they wished
to hcoue4th to thoir offspring.
He had no splendid and imposing forms
Of woIsiip, or myihologcal mysteries, T.
a'd his arguments. or conciliale the p'ide
ochis anliencp-He had odivinilies poop
ling arh hill and vale, AMI grove and
founl to take the places oflhose whom he
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-02
Mortgage Sale.

r WILL sell on the first Monday in March next
at the Court House, at twelve O'Clock, NJ,
eighteen NEGROES.,to foreclose a mortgage
on said Negroes executed by John Williams to
+ p. Dikinson. Admir-. and sold under said mort
gage as his property. Terms, cash-.-purchasers
70 pay for titles. b. GASS, Agent
Feb O.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-02
MI [ T. ], E. II .

A writer in the A Albany CuluVator. inan.
swer to The inquiry What kinds Of grass
is bes, suited to a Southern climate? re-.
cnpmends this crnp as fellows: -.
Having had some experience ten years
past, will venture toapswcr The question,
as have never filled to Snblain a, good
crop ofsNillct., when the ground @asSrieh
and properly prepared, viz, by twice plow-
ing. and narrowing clean. usually sow
a bushel to the acre, aud cut it as The seed
begins to turn yellow; cure il is any ether
hay. and horses or cattle prefer it 70 classef
or timothy. II natures 10 about Sky
days, and may be sown from April unsg
The first of August.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-02

Of he measures adapted ororposc9 atm Ertra
Session q Congress, ant sill Sustained dy the
Wig Party.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-02

"My compliment and tilet pleasure of
your company to Thanksgiving, Us the
man said to the turkey. Il feel a killing
sense Of your kindness" as The turkey said
in return. l1.4 Ts-,
Why should the American sailors BE al
ways welcome at our hntels! Because
they are first rate boar ders.l 80.
Turn abeutis fair play as the dog
said when chasing his own tail. =
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just Received.

KITS of No. l. Mackerel, put up expressly
Ia for family uso.Ss,z..
Northern Smoked Beef: BY II. LEVY.
jar. 26.
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harlsled, jus, because we happen to think
it wont tio to give our readers larger dose
at this time.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8.

Nathaniel s Doan. clerk. II. Y
EDWARD J. Shelioa, merchant, y. I.
N r. siimson, latte from S,mson, Richardson & Col
NY.
william Dietrich, clerk, N. Y
4 L. Haisted clerk, ~. y.
C. q Saron, (rm OF Saroni 4 Hollander) larrier N T.
Radcid carhan painter and gazer, Huntington, L. 1.
Frsd'k c. Losrnis, n. Y.
Thomas Brooks (a,s iris Thos. Brooks Son. leather
dealers.
Henry Brooks, do do do
Richard Watrous, merchant, ~. Y.
Palmer Sumner, tin and ron dealer Gate firms Sumner
SIsyior and Sumoer Stevens
Samuel B. Knapp. lead dealer n. Y.
Henry j. Seaman {iate firm Seaman & Norton.) N Y
Edward Mnl!ar, halter, n. I.
Patrick r. Cox, Brooklyn. late druggist
( William Tyack burr Elilstope manufacturer N Y
Amos Aogens, victualer, ". Y
william II. Culver, firm Ripley Culver,l merchant,
SY.
sgDuel b. Walters, clerk, Huntington L. l.
wiIIism Dunning, firm w. Dunuing & Col NY
Charles y. Rhodes, firm J. BaieserS & Co n Y
Noah Ripley merchant, ~ Y.
Richard F. Lrdwitli, BROOKLYN
kmni<rHpta-D December re.
Elisha 6. Greedy, broker ~ Y
VIM H. Chester, N. Y.
Israel A Cromwell tlaie 6rnl Palmer Cronwel) NJ
Caleb hyatt, carpenter, n. Y.
A. Gooding merchant, N Y
Palmer Cleveland, Williams burgh
Henry L. Kog, Carpenter, N. Y
W. y WeseTyet Hayers,raw.
Eenry Nortoa, (of late firm Norton knight ana NO
ton Coz NY.
william II. Stinemets, N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
DIED /:

On Sunday the llth instant, JAMES HEATING of the firm
OF Kezlng Farr aged % years, after short but
illness.
His friends and those OF his brohersin.law Owen w.
Brennan, Timothy Brennan and Matthew T. Brenan. The
members OF Fire Engine Co No 81, the members of The
FIRE Department generally, and the members of tie Marion
Lodge l. o. OF o. +. respectfully Invited 10 attend his
funeral from his late residence No S5 Cedsrstreet
Tuesday afternoon, the lSh instant, al O'Clock.
On Monday morning. December ~ ofyphns fever, Miss
HENRIETTA TOWNSEND, daughter OF the late henry Towns.
end, aged Is years and naontts.
The friends the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral this al O'clock from the resi-
dence OF her step father j. X Sayre No 81 Granastree
corner of Lewis.
Dec IL, Bea n. Lewis OF the late RosWe:i Lewis,
ESQ, aged IS.
bee il, Margare, Julia, wife of Alexander Crawford,
aged q.
Dec II, Abraham Housemnn aged iS.
Dec 10, Henry Palmer, aged SO.
Dec. 10, Albert O,yen, aged 10.
Dsc; TO- Mrs Iase WnShip aged S.
AZ Newark; W, Dec. 8, Isabella Murray, aged Su
AZ Shei1y Indiana, Nov. % Dr. Kennedy, u 5 Senator
AT keene, N H., Nov. e. Hon. Elijah knight, aged Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Money aaar.ers.

The sales large to-day Saturday, but
The market generally firm Bank OF Coramerce scrip,
and NewYork Sevens closed improvement OF I, and
Harlem Railroad per cent upef hnal quotations OF
Saturday Ohio Skies 1860 declined aad NewYork Fyes
1883, per cant
There Is moderate enquiry for Sterling al 81, and
Francs 45 The very light and the higher rate
is only obtained for leading bills
Sales of Mobile reported to-day low as 81! but the
supply is so small that merely ronna.
Letters from Albany state thai the Lewis County Bank
viii probably resume Wednesday The Cashier is
in Albany making arrangements and IS said 10 be cniy
waiting certificate from The Commissioners that the
injunction has been removed.
The $4,000 Massachusetts Fives sold Boston
Of esern Railroad, brought 81 Al, closing S5
Western Railroad shares sold al i63 II.
A, Philadelphia the past week has exhibited upon The
whole rather frmnes in the price OF siscks Penn
sylvana and per cents towards the latter part Off
in demand The only transactions deserving notice
sales of some % $4,000 dollars OF The United States
per at 9 Per cent the purchaser paying FOR the nIer
accrung since the Issuing of the stock by the Treasury
There however little doing that the market would be
very essentially affected by any order either purchase
sell any which, in former times would have
scarcely attracted attention.
The Governor of Ohio in his Message that be thinks
the Charters of the solvent BaRks ought be He
acknowledges the receipt of S 600 land money from the
General Government and in favor OF continued dsr
button.
Virginia received $1,000 for her share OF the land no
ey Her debt appears be rather larger than she pay
just now, and her expenditures exceed her income.
The receipts into the II easury Of North Carolina the
year ending October 80 09 o05 and the shurse
men,s Sl98 44 s6baance in the treasury Sl07 420 g.
A, Nashville Exchange the East al ga q prem
Al 81. Louis, abundant at per Supply greater
than demand Indiana paper was improving. Sales att
per cent discount.
The Bank of Mobile reduced rates the I'd for York
checks IS per cent; outdoors 12 S and Oi so
days The transactions very moderate Specie heavy
at IA.
AT New.Orleans Specie par; Union Bank, Louisiana
Bank Mechanics and Traders Bank, City ank Lou
sana State Bank notes par Consolidated 9 90 per
discounts Commercial par; Canal II discount; Carroll
ton II discount; Citizens "A l6 do improvement IS
60 do Atchaiaaya 74a rs do Exchange 50 55 do; Or
leans 81 60 do Exchange-a further improvement. Ster
ling would now command 81 a per cent prem. Francs
57i s5. B ills on NewYork at 60 days sight be
obtained better than .. q per discount and short
giht II per discount. Imports of specie from
September ts date, S3r5l5,90l
The NewOrlcans Courier gives the following statement
of the condition the Banks of that city the 26th uL
The first six viz The Louisiana, City, COMMERCIAL Lou
sana State Mechanics and Traders and Union Bank pay
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
MARRIED

December 49, by Rev. Or. Mnor. Lloyd L. Britton to
Mary Aus usa H. Ming, daughter of Alexander Ming, Jr
all of this city.
Dec. s. by Rev. DR.. Spring James NJ. Motley, Of This
city, To Ellen w. Riddle, o. Boston.
At TUDOR Place, Highs of Georgetown. D. C.:,Dec g.
Capt Beverley kennon, U. 5. Navy, Britannia yelling
ton Peter, daughter OF the late Tsomis Peter, Esq.
al Philadelphia Dec 8, by Rev. John Kennedy Rev.
c. Ctouch OF the Philadelphia Conference, TO Hannah
daughter OF Hon. NJ II. jerks, of New,own Bucks Co., Pa
AT Vera Cruz, Nov l2 by the American Consul, James
Butter aorth TO Caroline Que. both residing Jaapa.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
Y BALL.--l'he Livingston
INDICATED CANDY.

" Flease low me. through The columns OF your paper
TO call the attention those who suffering fe coughs
csds, preparation for the relie o difficulties OF
this kind by c. F. Cotton of this city.
have made frequent of Colons dedicated Cough
Candy and in all my entire sa,iStsciisn. Also,
have been personally acquainted in OF Others who
have used il with like results.
1t i, evidently agreeable and eicacous mcdicne and
may be taken freely without preudcia effects upon the sys
TEN. In this last respect particularly il decidedly supe
ror the generality of articles Of the kind offered
the market safe and harmess medicine, and thereby,
in connection with It's medicinal merits Justly entitled the
first and highest confidence q: those who may wish the
lief which il claims TO afford.
II is confidently believed trial OF this CaRdy
hardly tail to secure for all future patronage
Ii is for sale at the OF C. F. Cotton, Druggist No.
20 Main. street, and by other Druggists in the city
Fl. T. WELLS.
Hartford Nov. so, 1899. N z. Weekly Review.
Sold by A. B. D. Sands, Druggists Nos 70 and 100 Full
ton-Sreet al wholesale and reta also sold by A. b.
Sands Co., 27S Broadway OF Chambers street;
David Sands Co.. II Ess, Broadway, corner OF Market
street dis I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13

~ Mercantile Library Associntion.-The
Fifth Lecture OF the will be delivered by ELlHU
BuRRTT, ESQ., Of Worcester, Mass, Tuesday evening.
18Th inst al ha:past O'Clock, the Broadway Tab
ernacle Subiect-"The indispensable character and
cessy OF popular Lectures in OF the present and pro-
,pectve wants of the community"
Tickets 25 cents be obtained the Library III the
door during the evening. Doors open at quarter before
O'Clock. By order.
dl22t* ISAAC II. BAILEY, Rec. Secretary.
Office of Tie Ne.p. York Bopery FIRE Insurance Go.
No. 124 Bowery, corner Grand.
l This Company continues TO insure against Loss
and Damage by Fire at reduced Of premium from
former charges
Office hours from O'Clock, A. n. TO sunset.
JAMES LOVETT, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
NEWLY INVENTED

w PATENT sARETY.LOCK.- Lock Is in
tended as Safety Lock for Stores Offices banks saes,
Hail Doors, &c. The peculiar merits OF this Lock sos'
IN Us simple method of construction, possessing a ae "
cariy OF The Iaost expensive Combination Lock- az lhe n
tne being durable and al Likely TO gel ou o'
order These qualities, with the comparatively low prisn
NJ weh IL is soid cannot fail OF recommending ~ 10 an
w1 wish 10 avail themselves Of the most perfect security
against burglars.
They n,anutacsnredby THz HOG Printing Press Ma
chine and Saw Man9acory 70 ana 81 1od sse gne, ,aps
al! orders from the CITY any part Of the United Slates
viii be promptly supplied. The Locks viii be Furnished
viii, or without anohs and latches may be desired IS
paense may be toprd al tire said establishment and WIZ
attend 20 putting on the locks in any part OF the cry
The following gentlemen OF the hfst mechanical laisn'
have examined the Lock, and given certificates TO tne W
yentor, conmendatory OF It's superior merits.
Mipard Lefeyer Architect, No 81 Merchants Exchange
C.. Pollard, Architect, No. Broad
e J. Webb, Architect, corner OF John and Nassau SIS,
hhis Town, Architect, no 80 Merchants Exchange
Richard Upjohn, Architect, Trioiiy Church.
n W. Sawyer, Architect, I29 Fulton ST.
Johnson Jones, Architects Of Chambers ST. snd
Broadway 81 lwS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
A MEXICAN MUsEUM-Marble hu;Id

N ing, Broadway, opposite 81 Pares Chcrch.-pa-
vlsitsry admitted the same evening Free.
Ehe Manager happy 70 announce that be has, al
Gaorutnary expense engaged General TOM THUMB. Jr
The wonderful Dwarf IN the World. He Is bat one
foot and ten inches hyb and weighs oaly deen pounds
raat being precisely his weight when thi months old
he Lively and aisaiive, OF Ene symmetrical pgoPorior
and urqusso1a by the creates, living curiosity in the
world aso engaged. the LiLLIPUTIAN FAMILY OF
Auisttca; Celeste, the admired Danseuse bliss Hood the
Charming SongssreSs; the Fo.tuper Telling Sipses Gill
Also exhibiting, the Fac Snie the great picture ChrS
Healing the Silk in the Temple, by Benz Vest Esq tie
Abio Lady, and 500 800 Carousiiies Admission 10 nil 3
cests children halt price.
SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS MAG
~ N1FIcENT NOyELTIESg NEw.YoRK MU.
scum AND PICTURE GALLERY, Broadway, opposite
the City Hall
Er IL BENNsrT Manager has the honsr that
he has al great expense ob;aiBet, DRESSES
oy QUEEN NIcroRA aud The DUTcHEss OF ksNr on the
occasion OF Her Majesty's Marriage and Coronation
SGNoR bLtrz, Magician Plate Dancer and SesoGuist;
MlSS CLEMEScE. the DapSeuse; Mr. WRIGHT. tie Fasetf
Vocalist; Dir. Brown, the Comic Singer; Mr. DELARuE
The Mimic Magnificent Dresses Mermaid Museum, Picture
LION OF FCURIoSITIES-ALL FOR ONE SHILLING.
MILITARY BALL.--The Livingston
Va Guards will give Ball on Friday evening, Dec. IS
1872. n the Apollo oop. Tickets be bad follows
or knSign j. J. Dillon, No. SIS Prars, ~ nlten-si
Brooklyn: Sergeant P H. Valhsm, - BedtcIts; james
Hunter 400 Greenwich-st. OF Hubert; j. N Wells J
9Th Avenue, OF Goth street, the Treasurer NO
Vandarn, cSr. OF Nc cDougas.
w IL DEMAREST, Secretary.
form dis IL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
PICTORIAL ROBINSON CRUSOE.

h Reduced In Price-The Lille and Adventures OF hoo'
Jason Crusoe. BY Danic! De Foe With Memoir of the
500 spirited Engavings by the celebrated French artist
Grandvie, forming one esgan; volume, octave, OF SOC
ID. APPLETON l. co. 200 Broadway.
D. A. Co. have reduced the prices of the following popu
lar works:
Pictorial Life of Napoleon, 500 plates 2 vols from IS to
81 Pictorial Vicar OF Wakefield 200 plates from 81 IS
by Chapman from 81 so to 81 5O Spring and Sum
and Autumn and Winter capital Juveniles illustrated
9 vols either separate, from IS to 50 cents.
great variety of popular and valuable Juveniles for sale
as above. dis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13

~ To Editors of Wkig Newspapers-A
Wbig Newspaper which enjoys good p. .tronnge ahd is
every way desirable establishment, located in we al by
county the Hudson river and the only Wing paper in
the county, offered for sale 10 any sound Wing talent
and energy. To such the location is promising
field for usefulness and The establishment will pro-
flable for the labor and capital employed. The
presses and types nearynew The profits the
iablisbmen have averaged for the last three
$500 per year The present editor and proprietor wishes
10 retire from active political lite and will give favorable
terms purchaser Apply to II. Greeley, Esq, at the
Tribune, OF r. Weed, Esq Editor ol the Albany Even
ing Journal. dis Std ltW
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13

DAKERY.-Ih he subscriber, having re-
I'D moved his old established Bakery from 79 Greenwich
street u the commodious building No. 3l9 FULTON
friends and old that he continues the baking
Cakes and Crackers variety fresh every day The
weknowp quality OF his articles requires rccomnenda
tion-hs Crackers particular, be scarcely equae
Shippers supplied any quantity fat short noceS neatly
packed, to go any distance. NewYork, Dec. !, 1912
dl 2wis II. p. WARD
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13

aaoe & Farm nn on Long m Stand esareaiea.lv Ys
10 he city, abou, miles from Grand.srret Ferry,
tanning about forty Upon large and confor
table dwelling house good barn and other outoEsess DC
tie place docks upon which VESSELS land
II no, sold previous the Grt Of January il will then be
TO let Also 10; OF about Eae acres, be sold or let
separately For particulars, is9ure at the oce OF j. l.
Ebhets. No. e WaI-strcet- dis 5teodt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13

Il Wards Bakery.-The subscriber informs his
old and the public in ge0era has removed
his well known Baking Establishment FROM No l79 Green
wch the commodous situation No 2i9 Fulton ST
door above Greenwich
Having enlarged his Bakery he is enabled 10 supply
all orders sent him for his celebrated axes and Crackers
which are SO well known require putting He IN
tends s bake the Holidays Cakes OF every description
the quality and cheapneSs OF which shall br unsurpassed
The following lis, of prices of some OF bis articles:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
V1HE WORKS OF BURNS & COW

II PER, compete.-D. APPLETUN CU NV Brrad
bert Burns with explanatory and glossaral Notes. and
life OF the author, by James Cnrre, NJ elegant
volume OF 600 pages omo, with beautiful rontespicee.
81 25.
This is the most complete American edition. tcontans tie
whole Of the poetry comprised in the edition lately edited
by Cunningham, well additional pieces and such
have been added calculated 10 illustrate the
and Of Scotland render the whole
ineligible to the English reader.
d. * Co. have just published, uniform with the above
The complete Poeical Works OF William Cowper ESQ. n-
GLIDING the Hymns and translaon from Mads;Bs Guion,
Milton &C. and Adam, Sacred Drama, from The Italian OF
Batts, Audrein with Memoir o. be author by The Rev.
Henrv Stebbing, A. NJ One elegantly printed volume 800
pages emo, h beautiful rontespiece. $3.50, or intwo
vol. 81 Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
COLDsMITH'S WRITING and Bool

A NOLDSMIIH'S y WRlIlNG ana BOOK
VI KEEPING ACADEMY, 254 Broadway, directly OPP
site the Civ Hail. entrance al the door OF the Nsp York
Museum.
G. respectfully informs the citizens OF New Yok and
BrookiyD that spacious apartments Tor the instruction Of
PENNMANSHIP IP and B0OK-KEEPlNG are row open
during day and evening for ,e reception OF pupils and
visitors Mr.. G.s specimens OF oihand pennanshp have
the FIRST PREMIUM three consecutive years AT me
great Fairs OF american ftste. sr G pledges hiH-
self mpar all 10 10 lessons et one hour sae bs much
admired system Of Mercantile and Ep.aoafy WIing, of
return tie money thu expiration OF the eSonS fhe gen
en,esl are taught bold free and dashng style Of nerca-
tile penmanship written with the greatest rapidly Tbs
adea acquire beautiful style OF Epk'oasy Wnsng-an an
invaluable accomplishment 10 the sex S9@asefpme ny
double and single entry taugL, by hr W. n Plumme'
practical Accountant. ,,,,,
Terms for sf Mercantile ana Ep,olay 1,inng
FIVE DOLLARS including stationery Bookkeeping $40 or
an unlimited attendance, payable IN advance
Straasers visiting the City may receive conrse OF @ WIZ"
ing lessons In three days The Ladies Gassea sr.
daily from Il 10 O'clock Gentlemen at a. NJ ana 3,
and p NJ, Private instruction given. ,,,.u
Pens do 3,.TaM
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
r ANDS IN MlCHIGAN.-The under.

d signed has been for nearly three years past constantly
engaged the payment of taxes and other matters
nected with the titles of Real Estate In Michigan North
rrn Ohio, Indiana, &c.
For the greater convenience OF persons owning lands and
wishing correct information with regard TO quality of so
timber, streams and also their proximity
from towns, villages, mills public roads, &c &C.,
engaged services practical surveyor
10 make thorough examination OF any lands of which lie
may be furnished with schedules for that purpose
il is confidently believed that the information thus be
acquired cannot fail be highly important and valuable
landholders nasmuch they will be enabled to judge far
correctly of their present and prospective value
correc, maps or pat.s OF all Iae, thus examined viii be
well as accurate Of the quality value, Ac the pnba
bic expense Of which will not when the quantity Is con
siderable, and lying contiguous, exceed and half 20
per t
The mos, satisfactory references given The undersigned
may be found Tor few days the Franklin House. Broad
way, from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. To . p NJ
dis Iws J. l.. WHITING, OF Detroit, Michigan.