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4 deeeassd. are Hereby ssii6sd thai ahs
sahscraber. adminissratnF 10 ahs ealale 81 SAID
d~cs.ssd. u prepared % pap over lhe said le.
Fasies fsFiknnh whsa legally demsaded, ss be
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
IN EQ UITY.
fnhn Il inn and nihers a. Dixon X inn.

JUHH NIIS dHu UUIeIs % DIsUH hEHS'
Petition 20 sell Real Estate.
TT appearing to me, James Webb, Clerk and
- Master OF the Court OF Equiiy.io Orange
county, hy ali IaviI flied. tha, Dixon King, the
defendant in the above rase, is mol a resident oil
this STATE. I hereby advertise and make known,
aare.abiy TO the act Of Assembly in such ease
made and provided, that the said petition is FL.
cd 10 my Office, and that IL The said defendant
doth not appear at the next term ofthis Court
to be held al Hiiisborough, on the second
Monday OF September next. and plead, answer
or demur In said petition, the same will be ts-
ken pre- eoat,s,O, aud set down TO be. heard tz
paFte as 10 him.
JAMES WEBB, c. & N.
June 90 30
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-01
MY MOTHER.

A las! how little do we appreciate mothers
tenderness while !iviOg--how needless we
in you'll, of all her anxieties and kindness. But,
when she is dead and gone, and when the
cares and GOODNESS of the world come whitening
to our hearts, when we find how hard it is to
find true sympathy, how few love US tor our.
selves, how lew viii heiriend us in our nisfor-
tunes then it is we think OF the molher we have
lost. 1t is true had always loved mother, even
in my most needless days; but felt how incon
siderate and how Intellectual had been my love-
My heart melted, and retraced the days OF IN.
fancy when was led by mothers hand, and
rocked To sleep in a molller's arms and was
without care or sorrow. "Oh my mother" ex-
claimed I, buryng my face in the grass of tho
grave. sob, that was once more hy your side,
sleeping never to awake again to the cares md
troubles of this world"
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
rYTbe November Number of the Southern
r v.;terary YGessesge is Tor sale a, this Office.
CONTENTS

!. THE HUNcHEAcS a PENSsYLvANIAs SroRY-A con-
sr,taon between two Tories and IroQuois Chief: The
bIoodv designs of the Tories; How Thayendenegea op-
o<eh hem His influence his Warriors How he was
mpoy ed by the British How the Indian caps the head,
and the white man the heart Plot; Dialogue; Pepper
and the Scout Footsteps heard wanesey and his Dangh
ter; Bran,, &c. K. &c. &c. &c
? DESCRIPTION OF NAPLEs.-The lovely scenes round
,bout: is beds OF Lava; Volcanoes; The Cheap Thea
res &c. &c. &c &c. 1c
s. DR.. FR4sELIs-An original Letter
4 SCENES ASp ADVENTURES ~ THE ARMY.-A DANDY In
The Woods: Dead bodies the River The Cholera; Its
friphrrl ravages among the troops, &C. 6c &c &c &c
FRANCIS AND FANNY A Love Story II FIVE Chapters
Ms,rb.Mak!ng; Dir woodIey ard his witei Match Max
ine Dining out, kc. kc- &c. &c &c
THs ELopEMENT.-A Tale An Adventure; Love
Story, kc- &c. &c &e
wAsHrscros IRVING, Mr. Navarrette and the knick-
.r,.cker: Mr. Us course, &c. kc. 1c. &c
g H1srosY OF THE KNIGHTS OF MALTA, kc &c Gc &c.
o 10. IL and Il Notices of New Works
1911. 81 Nineiee. pieces of original Poetry.
er sale wholesale and retail Al the Office OF the Tribune
Tribune Buildings, opposite City Hall, by
NIL GREELEY McELRATH.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

those principles and measures which nave re-
Gently and mere enphatically been sanctioned oy
225, 900 l. this sheer insolence or simple ion'
Let us thank the Post for It's assumption 'na'
the res,, of the late Election IS verdict against
.. Tariff and Internal Improvements by the
caa.,a1 and STATE Governments. why not also
d;vo,ce Of Bank and State But will the Post
...or, ,b.t the positions which 1t assumes TO be
.oye,ed BY this result were even propounded By
it's party generally in the canvass which preceded
in Did we not witness the passage, along with
Free Trade resolutions in New-York, of Protect
ire Tariff resolutions in Washington and sncaden-
tqlly-P Protective-Tarif resolutions in most other
Counties? Have we not seen Messrs. r. D. Da-
Wis. John Van Buren, &c. &c. haranguing against
the Wings on the ground that they were not tho
roughly Tariff Have we not seen Lcco-Foco
resolutions passed in Steuben and other South
Western Counties in favor of the construction of
the New-York and Erie Railroad as a.State work
Have no; the organs OF the same party in the Ca
nal Counties declared for the Enlargement but
against the Railroad And now the Post argues
that the result is decision against Tariffs with
out reserve and az ainst all Internal Improvements
by the State, Well, sirs the victory is yours-we
are willing you should put yosr construction
upon it, though we do not perceive the justice of
that construction. You have the power: use it as
people to say in the Election of 1914 whether they
understood the issues were as you now interpret
them Is that unreasonable
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
here was no day boat down yesterday
A Word 10 Gov. Bouck.

A w ora 10 3IOF. EsoHChs
Dear Governor: There are fifteen hundred war
ring coues Of Loco-F Focos in City and vicinity,
each one having its heart set on obtaining and dis
,ributing the fatter offices which are soon to be
dispensed as the "spoils of victory. Now, as
you know our advice will be perfectly dsinterested
since we care not button which clique wins or
loses-we will volunteer sonse counsel, which we
doubt not will be duly needed. To wit:
l. Try to keep in office ali the present fortunate
holders who, after living and waxing fat on the
favor of the Whg party for years, rated to yours
as soon as they were sure of your election. Es-
pecially those who rated from your party to ours
while holding Office from you before should be
taken care Of They won't stick unless you give
them something, and we do Mt want them-so, do
try 10 keep them. If they do you as much good
as they have done us, and prove as faithful, they
will be very valuable supporters-unt you shall
happen to need them. Alr, Oliver Holden, l47
Wavcrley Place ought to be advanced step il
convenient.
III. The excellent Wing in the First Ward who
acted on our most important Committees and ped,
died votes at the polls all day, putting off Loco
Foco ballots on every Wing that he thought would
take them from him without examination, and at
ght avowed aud boasted of his treacheIy, oush,
to have some peculiarly snug berth. Give him
something that has pickinss about it; for he will
be likely to make more of such a post than COM
mon man. He will be handy chap to use some
,ime-if he does nj happen to be little too
handy. You recollecl the chap that invented a
mouse-,rap SO sharp that i, took of his fingers
III. Do nj forget Jonathan D. Stevenson tor
something. HIS capacity is extraordinary and
miscellaneous. But in fact, you no, very likely
TO have a chance to forget him. Smith Cutter
Hoy,, Hart, Price, Ahern and Ward have enough
| for their present wants, and can wait.
w. There is law-frm in Brooklyn of which
both partners are sufferers from ''Whig proscrip-
ton so much that they are now reduced
aside from these they hold in their Banks and In
surance Companies, TO only four offices between
thcm-viz: First Judge. Mayor of the City, Con
gresham and Senator. Can't you do something
for the destitute They spent heaps OF money to
promote your-that is, their own-election, carry.
ing the County by means of it, and increasing your
majority some 500. 4 Bank Commissioners Ship
and Sarrogaseship, any thing nice and profit
aeie, would probably stay their stomachs I'LL some
thing better (Rore) could be provided. Do Mt
forget them.
I'VE have some more advice to give, but this
! will do for one chapter.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

90 The Wisconsin Wing states that it is in
contemplation to sink two shafts in tie mines at
Mineral Point ard Dubuque, each FIVE hundred feet
deep. to test the question in relation 10 the under
bodies of mineral supposed to exist in the mineral
region.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
Bankrup,.-Nsyember Q.

John Ru,,rr. eoniracior, Yokvilie.-Dec. g
Daniel Taimase, Brookiyr-D 9.
Horace J Beals, ssonecutrr, n. Y.-Dec. 8.
Ezekiel Fitzgerald, late petrnt-Dec. Is.
Jerome D. Villagrand, n f.-Dec. s.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

l0oU Io,~lf iooO ll,-Jo
Loco majority l6,6 6s7.----..---- --66l6
Loco-Foco gain l0,05l.
p' We do not choose to load our columns with
details Till they come in less questionable shape.
All is gone: what need of details7 We have two
Members of Congress here, Mr. Barnard in Alba
ny, Mr.. Rogers in Washington, and probably moi
another ihi. eido of Coyusa Drdge--to say nothing
of those we have lost t other side. The report is
that Washington Hunt is probably defeated in Nj
agara and Orleans!
We rather think the Wing Senator in the Eighth
District is elected the Locos have the other eight
Every thing else in proportion. The Wing Assem-
blymen in Ontario are said to be defeated by a
split We shall not have more than last year
probably less Never mind. They are first rate,
what there are Of them. WILLIS HALL is there,
and we hope JOHN A. COLLIER
The Abolition vote is heavy: probably 5000;
the Loco Foco rather less than in 1910; the Whig
e5, 900 less.
There was no day boat down yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

YucArAY.-Thc N. 0. Bulletin of the lst con-
tans news from Campeachy TO the 2Ist ut.
The Mexican force had mainly left Laguna,
(where only 80 men remained, and taken po-
sition at Champeten, six leagues distant from
Csmpeachy, and it was reported that Gen. Morales
was waiting the reinforcement o! 5000 men from
Vera Cruz, when he would attack the Campeach-
anos. Gen. Morales occupied pretty well forti
fed camp but in the absence of succor, his stu-
alton was daily becoming more and more disagree
able from want of food desertions of the men, and
the prevalence of sickness, which was daily redu-
cling bis numbers. The aid looked for from Vera
Cruz, was about 300s soldiers to be supported by
the navy.
On the other hand, the Yucalanos are repre-
sented as in no wise dspircd, or doubtful Of their
ability to repel the invaders. Gen. S!emos, the
Commander-in-Chief, was marching from Mcrida
with 500 men, to Join Col. Layo, in Campeachy
and another division of 1900 men from the East
ern part of the State, were hourly expected at the
same pont-and soon, it was believed, the Mex-
cans would be dislodged from their strong hold at
Champoon, unless relieved by the succor from
Vera Cruz.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
RoBsRr 3. SEMPLE Receiver OF Public Moneys at L al
,,,sssee Florida vice Henry Washington, resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

~ B. T. COOKE, the late Postmaster at Bing-
hamton, Broome County, has been removed, and
his Loco-Foco predecessor reappointed in his
stead Mr.. Cooke was thorough Tyler man, but
not a Loco-Foco SO he would nj answer
Where am | to 90
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
The atnfe Election.

Reported results in 81 counties have reached
ua. In hesc the najori,es, compared with
those of the Election for Governor in 1910, are as
follows
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

AsorHER STEAMBOAT BuRSr.-MoRE Loss
or LlrE-It seems that the steamboat Vsrmillion
was wholly destroyed while stopping at Huren, on
her way down to Buffalo
The chau1bennaid and lady passenger named
Davidson are supposed to be burnt. as nothing can
be found of either since. IAe EcrHiilion had &
large quantity OF freight oa board, mostly -four,
and considerable number Of passengers. No
thing was saved 50 instantaneous the contia-
grafton 1t proceeded from one of the hands ac-
cidentaIy droppiug demijohn or can OF spirits
or iurpentine, which burned over the boilers and
caught fire, Immediately cuyclepiDg the whole
vessel in flames. The Perry, which arrived soon
after. took the Vcrmiliion's passengers on beard
The Vermillion was owned by the Western Trans
portaion Company and was OF the best class
of high pressure boats. No blame is attached to
any enc connected with this unfortunate affair
She was frcm $50 to 4G2 tons burden. No insu-
rance y
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

RAPlD TRAvEL1sG.-Thec cars from Cumberland
arrived in this city Yesterday evening at about 6
o'clock, being the most expeditions trip yet made
between tho two points The train left Cumber-
land at ) minutes past s, STOPPED 81 minutes at
Harper's Ferry for dianer. aud reached Noun,
Clare depot at 81 minutes past ), thus performing
the distance, LIS miles, in nine hours and ha.f
Snow fell yesterday in the nsighborhood of Fan
cock for abou, one hour, but it soon disappeared.
Baltimore Amer.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
Josiah Richards, iuctioaeer.


u Sale of London Books THIS EVENING,
l6I o'clock, al BANGS, RICHARDS PLATT'S Sales
Room i6 Broadway, viii be sold very choice collection
OF English Books, selected from Private Library Ass,
complete copy of Dr. Recess Cyclopeda, At vols In cases.
and Brews,ers Endinbrrgh Encyclopedia, 36 VOLS quarto
Catalogues may be had and the Books examined at any
time during the day.
Catalogues of the sale OF Medical Books on Monday
Evening and great sale of Damaged Books on the
2lst, ready for delivery. NIL
II The POPULAR REMEDY Tor all those iorms of disease
which, when neglected. end in Consumption, such cough
from any cause sore throat hoareuess, and the lke-he
Hygiene Horehound Candy-is the most popular and
cessul remedy, and IS noselesy suppantng all the other
pretended compounds vauuted mpudeuty by fictitious
End manufactured certificate makers. Sold wholesale and
retail az 49, Broadway.
u g. SAUNDERS, Inventor and Manufacturer Of the
Metallic Tablet Razor Strop, 1863 Broadway. OBS Inns
II Las, week OF DR.. Valentine and of The Gypsy Grla
The American Museum. The Mermaid connles attract
crnNtS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

70 Robert Smith is certainly elected; but the
official canvass may give tho certificate to some
ther Whig than Samuel Webster, who now ap-
pears to be the next highest Pebeian.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

70 The Court of Appeals of New-Jetsey, on
Friday last, affirmed unanimously, ,luJse White $
decision in the case relative to the estate OF John
G. Leake
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

70 There was no mail beyond Syracuse. The
reported heavy maiorities in S,eubep. Chen1ung,
&c. want confirmation.
Monroe.-The Wing majority, if any, in the
county will be small. The chances are that Judge
Samson, the Democratic candidate for Congress.
is elected.
Geneses.-The reports are that even Genesee
has given q mere nominal majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

~ The Indiana Statesman says: "a young
man named Harmened kronziRger, met with an
unlimely death on the 10th ult. near Evansville
1t appears that he was engaged in getting slls
for new building, when the piece on which he
stood gave way, throwing him to The ground, and
before he could recover himself, large oak
sleeper about fifty feet long, fell upon his head.
crushed his skull, and killed him instantly
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

EASTERN RAILRoAD.-The evening train from
Boston, on Monday, ran into drove of cattle in
Rowey. Several of the cattle were killed and
the cars were thrown from the track and some
what damaged. No person was injured.
New buryport Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

SHUT TIE 'DooR.-!rbe patent Union Door Spring for
sale by J. b. Wells 81 JohD-Sree ot the most econ
omca and useful things OF the kind which has come under
our notice Every aud Office ought to bs provided
with them.
IT New.York Weekly Tribune for the presen
week contains aH Extended REVIEW OF DIcXZNss NEW
AMERICA besides various other Reviews and Lite
rary Notices Of publications. The Ghost Ball at Con-
gress Hall, by Willis An Italian Mad House lrom Black
wood Visit Father Mathew by President Durbn of Car
lise Pal The Election Returns, and Editorials do; An
nyersary of the Mercantile Association with Sketches Of
the Speeches on that occason Interesting Correspondence
of The Tribune from Boston; Numerous Editorials and
several columns of Miscellaneous reading New York Com
mercal and Money Matters, and avery full accouot OF the
Markets, X. &c. &c.
Price 81 cents Office No. 100 NAssAu-srREET, in from
of the Park Subscription price for the year by tie mail
~ GREELEY McELRATH
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

ia Front Parlor to Let, with Board, on the
first foor suitable for Gentleman and Lady or two Cen
lleinen. Also, several apartments for Sage Gentlemen
Location within minutes walk OF the Posi- Office OF ihe
Park. Apply at No l2 City HALL PLACE. n4u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

New JERSEY LEGlsLAruRE.-On Tuesday, in
the Assembly, the Speaker presented a communi-
cation from the Governor, enclosing letter from
the acting Sccretury of the Treasury, stating that
the share Of New-Jersey from the sales Of the pub
lie lands, being sl3,050 AZ, was ready and would
be paid application by the authorised officer of
the State. On the same day Isaac Southard was
elected State Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

u Public attention particularly called 10 the e1hao'
dinay OF from the of remedy
PARIS LIFE Pills. M lH
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

II The November number of the Southern Literary.
Messenger arrived last evening and for sale this Office
Price Sc cents Agests supplied a, the usual discount
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

p Fall Style of GentIemen's Hass-BiaD
corner Pine NaSsau-strecis, has now ready os a
specon aad sale the Fall Standard Pattern for eene
mems Hats, o6 foh&"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

~ Dickens's New Work on America for
sale at this Office. Price l2s cents. discount agents
pNedicai Society of the City and County
Of Ncw.E Eork.A stated meeting OF The Society VIII DC
held az the Sessions Court Room on Monday, 14 a at
O'Clock P. NJ II. D. BULKLEY, NJ. D.,
NIL 81 Recording Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

MR. CASA correspondent Of the Journal of
Commerce writing froH, Paris, Oct. 1e, says =
" Governor Cass, our Minister, leaves here in the
steamer of the 18th Ncv. for home. He has al
ready broken up housekeeping.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

u Rare ofser.-A man Of strict Temperance haDaus s
cooper py trade and thoroughly acquainted with ihe e
Gc o provisions the best market IN the wefg
reouirrd for The mere amount of his board His reffenc
are satisfactory Address l.. c. Office Of this paper
nj 5fcoei
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

G CHITTENDEN Lyon, formerly for several
years a Representative in Congress from the State
of kentucky, and member elect to the House of
Delegates of that State died few days since at
bis residence in Caldwell County.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

u @. SAUNDERS, Inventor and Manufacturer Of the
Metallic Tablet Razor S,rop, l6S Broadway. OBS Im*
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

r Gourand's Eau de Bcante, er ncioIsen aa aif en-
,aneous efupons This beautiful cosmetic is w "a Al
known to need another word. The genuine 20 oe Rssd
the original Office, 81 Walker-streea' one ooo' oia m
way. 81 per bottle W. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

u The Wing Almanac and United States Register for
saS ios sale al this Office. Single copies 2s cents 81 per
dozen, 81 per loo.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

LAND SALES IN CANADA.-We learn that at a
sheriff sale at Three Rivers the seignory of Ca
roufel. in that district, was sold by the sheriff or
the 3Sth of September last, to Mrs. Boucher, Esq
of Maskinopsc, for s4,040; and that on the Sd
inst the ief Mary Anne was adjudged to Samuel
Gerard, Esq Of Montreal for $2S, 400, and the
seigniory of Massinonge to the same gentleman
for SIS, 400. These are the most considerable
sales of landed estate that have taken place in
that district for number of years past.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
POsTsCREPT.
BY THIS MORNINGS BOAT,

ApDI1loxAL-BY THIS AFTERNOONS CARS
The following are additional election returns, and
fnalorilies for Bouck
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

KRour-In circuit of three miles around til
Soulheru par, of Bergen township Hudson Co
~ j., there are II acres of Cabbages. rnntainln
500 200 hcad3-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

UJ The Troy Whig processes to have good au-
thorty for saying that Dr. LARDNERis the author
OF the article in the Foreign Quarterly on " News
paper Literature in America, which has caused
so much remark here.