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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

PURSUANT to IN order made By Inc Honorable
Frederick A Tailradse, ReoordsI1tthe city Of New
uad-r the article q h ,.; title tae nth chzp
ter Of the second par othe Rors-d Staiues al persocs in
dehi.d 10 Cornelius Griffin of the city Of New York
required 10 render 1Gersg ned assignee, account OF
al deb. and OF money owing ny the respectively and
10 paw he said assignee and Al. having IN
their possession property edects OF said Cornelius =
and all creditor. of The said Corue:u. 5. Gritn.
requested deliver the and their respective accounts.
an dem and. to before he eighth dag 81
W,rcb ne1t EDWARD ". BISHOP,
SSw Attorney and Counsellor, q B-ek.aan-,L, ai1ign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

~ THaft sGxEsGfSaHEFs will offer for sale
Si. puic on Thursday. tho l0th Of February
ncNt by VIM. H. Franklin. the fire proof stores, he
longing John e Johnson, runnnr through from Pear
20 w acr.Iracts about I.eet west of CocItcs slip.
No 81 Pearl street - feet inches front and lay
Go eet deep.mo.c or less four stories, and butt In the
most substantial manner.
No 30 Water 20 feet inches front, aad rear by
Al feet deep four front and well built.
4 map can he at the auction room.
Also private sale the threeory, attic brick house
situated in Strong Place. Sont Brooklyn. the ner+
Episcopal Church, 0-nad ard occupied a, above. Tho
.Hain house Is -: front and 80 feet ~ depth, with
two ,tor; basement, tc ronG building IN tbc rear IT.
nishedy hroGchputi modern cellar:
house. well aad Bathing we'll ~ al themcaarn
improvements ard ye premises consisting
100 foe; trout b. feet deep. rhr not be
surpassed.
large proportion of the purch,se money may remain
bond aud mortgage, Appy fbr#arlbcr particulars at
No Front-s;reat Or to The subscriber 81 Nassau
street Li2i W. AUGUSTUS i. JOiINsON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

Rooms and ADMINISTRATIONS wis in 10
asso apartments and Boarding for tho Winter wi be-
, n'ed on most reasonable terms IN the N.d
excellent house No IL City Hail Place, not ono minute.
W :" os the Post Office, and convepen, Broad
s,ss. M snd Pca1strects. Those who have 10, we.
a for the winter are earnestly invited to
n 1919 engaging elsewhere, as every effort will here
~ made to ensure the comfor, and ,a,sfactiou Of the
q IL u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

Ia the packet ship Ensaud fsonl Liyerpoo-Mrs Leon
ard Blocker New. York Miss Abby NJ Waite of do
Edwd Hughes OF DO, II NJ Willie of Phsd J w Dunlap
Of Keutucky, X Noble OF NOreanS, Timmins Of Ger
many J Savage OF Sheffield, Enc
In the packet ship Si!vie de erase for liavre-pr j
Otn, lr.
In The ship Alabams, from n Oreans--Mrs Ml,heas
Ia the brig aioon. from Charles touMrs Hayes aud son
jus JAG k,cG OF Ncs-York. II y skinner p JCohen, q
Hirschfs!a 4 l.cist.n. TEN and SAiiingcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

PERFECTLY SArlspAcroKY.-A duel was fought
@lohnsonburg, ky.a few days since, between a
2r,No,ies and Mr.. Bradw;ck, lawyer. a wo-
'aan was the cause. They fought a, twelve PAGES
with rifles, and both shots were fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

~
1900 do.-.--.--.sl0d -
As was expected u receiver has been named FOR the
Commercial Bank OF Buffalo Mr. Stephen C. Au.,ir of
that city. has received the appointment.
The Farmers and MechsAc>' Bank Of Rochester has
had protested Cor payment lis agency. II
is Of the Free Bank. ana had Ike Is December last
circulation OF s3S 900. is securities with tho Comp
;roer
Bonds and Mortgages
Illinois lmproy Souds 5000
illinois snd Michigan Canal do ii Vju
Michigan University .=Uoo'
Total. i5,Opp
Those Bank. marked thus pay specie. The average
circulation of the specie paying Banks compared With
coin on hand is Is dollars for o. specie
paving Bicks the average is l-l0ior So that the
taller class OF Banks keep out circulation nearly twice
as great as the tormer-ths beng in fact premism
u>pcpson The greatest comparative circulation of the
paying Banks Ia that OF the State Bank Meris, which
j. l. for l. OF the suspended Banks the New Hope aud
Delaware Bridge Company has the creates. circulation
being SO for The question OF resumption madc the
special order OF the day the Legislature for to-day.
The West Jersey people 10 be strongly opposed
an Immediate resumption, bur they do wish il delayed
moment beyond the tins fixed by Pennsy vzpa and Nary
land.
The quotation in London FOR United States Bauk Stock
Ell.
REAL EsrArE-By WIKI ms & Roin,-.Che farm and
plantation wlk the building. thereon on Staten Island,
III Southheld Richmond County, coutaininC l4T acres
$3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

pos,-Ofice. j os-l ork. J5n.2o. l54! j2i
& a III Pcrsp i,vn. claims aganst the late puh-
I!shiac firm OF George Dearborn & Co requested
send ,leu writing dstey 10 the oiie CT Henry o.
Oeriiug Attorney, No. II VIII ST ~ II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

Ininy next will show how our City has increased
in forty years, and what was situation then to
what it is now. And the cause has been Protec
ton and Internal Improvements and if we foster
ana protect our owa Industry, we can make any ar
ticle in this country cheaper and better than i'm
ported. Yours, w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

DELES-Persous afflicted wiki nj. painful and diva
xrecab. complaint nave permanent and iasiing
cure guaranteed by applying AZ No. IL Harrison street
ne.. Hudson Also. Asthma. D;spapslt 81 'iius DaEce
D,opsy Scrss aud Ulcers, long standing.
Office hoass from o'clock A. II. TO /. and from J 10
D, liz Inns,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

GRAHAN's LAeY's Book AND G5:SrLEMsS's
MAGAZINE for February, similarly cmbellished,
containing articles By II. W.Elcrber,, J. r. Low
ell, Park Benjamin, Miss Leslie, Mrs Stephens,
Edgar a. Poe and others. -Lowell's Rosaline
is terribly tgnllful poets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26
pULEEe.A.s sEzk1Ea oF::Ha,.ytA1:s

The Principles Of Gree. Grammar.
-. Unsurpassed by any similar work laaruaee
Princeton Review.
The most complete and useful tireek Grammsr that
IS to be found ntne English language NY Observer.
The Principles -iLat,n Grammar.
ION the foundation OF Adams. JIM, published.
=. All these works are podclcd system! tne
general arrangement the s.Ie, leading deini
tons rules, SC. cSpres.i nearly possible, n
the same language, render the study ofone
mar the study of another, and
to promote uniformity this mportan, branch Of study.
Published by CLEMENT & PACKARD,
-iS0 P-arl.st New York.
u For sale by the principal booksellers in the United
l,a,es 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

!. Boxes - ceats--Pt IS cents. Doors open ST 81
nd Pe,lormance commence. az O'Clock. 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

BEHRING'S AND BUiffB.SXINEs.
6iEugIsh ,iarinos, ) Per .ard.
The finest imported only 1 Sd per yard
Fine 81 French Mcrlnos oh!y Is per yard
All the o., lis and rs supcriuc French Mcriuos are
reduced to one prce-Si per yard.
GA Plum aad Striped Alpacca- only 4. per yard
Excellent Black anJ Blue black Bombaznes only IS Asc
IS per ya;d; worth los and IL.
SupertiIe DO offered n, 9s ard Is per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

10 GoDEYs LADY's Book for February, con-
tanning two fine Engravings, Plate Of Fashions,
and original articles by Mrs. S. c. Hall, Miss c.
NJ. Scdgwick, Mrs. L. II. Sigourncy, N. P. VIII
lis, Miss Leslie, Mrs. Hale and other popular
writers, extending 60 pages, has been sent us by
KIM 4 CO 100 Rrnn1l,un..
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-03-26

OR clry seems - he 8ec@e1 - eeery
sPe-ies Of calamlty- Sczrcely h2xe ~
flames which 3=voare4 tAe - caari-s
been eN,iaga shsd. wAsa 90 are a q
uPoa . rsc2r1 szeSh~s a--srz~saxs go
6agasion- AL O'cloek AS, sssazas. a
IRE broke ga Ia tae garrrS 81 t1s
6ve-s.ory bulaiiass cce4Ps - tae s1-lre
leu-sh ca tAa sc1tA Sc of EeF-ras.
trom TcaouPs,ol-as - Aasasl2e szr~e-s-
In Al lns-aal. ne ans szarass e tAree
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NOrk Las q Packe1s
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though IA seeaed sAaz sAe prcesrsN tAsa
- the corner Of Nagezsns ~as 1885,.
- oeyoad gae rsaca ~ al
u fchoapssaGl4s. tx s11rea 81 FeFE
s. Jackson. Tia Nars an 500 Ne,
chants,aa3 aoE.naa s GO. Grscsrs.ser
destroyed. Mrs- Ws1s's S,artzs eess
vas considerably ia1ase1- he a1sa. -
as n2ch damaged.
TIE hloek was caael saslrssE - "a
rsat Mlla4&oa, an s2s 1oS las4rs'4 r
Is value AS aos lsss tAaa s.. 30 81
IA Ths value of tae Preq~Fsy a@szFsse,t -
PROBABLY a. far irsa Sio0oAA xe'
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posslo be - o6sAln uese m1l--e RaEtzc-la
!. to-night-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-03-26

hope thar L cousf - broegAl anser - -,
uoa before tbs to olll1lags sszes1a< Ia
cunaecEoa Ecal = - DESTROYED. b41 gA1s
impression was s~llly r~z2as~3 wAez
the stroke o. the eagiae was Aear&. 40
n Pile Of black szaoks wairl@l ue~ar1.
announcing thAta stream q th= eeess
lag slemenl was Air~a3F ~ sork - t>e
hre- In twenly usin1,es sas tAreAz<a-
lng co11sgratlca AS saa1ze1. silA eait
loss Of the roof AID 3a=z<= q tA< uF
per ssory, while the sailllag aexg Ar
(Ihe priaslng osEc~ o. he Narnav A.
vertiseFl was saars y preserved l.s
Are.
Scraps OF 6se ave h~s. e1ra,e
vaFio1s beaa Asl>s AID P&res 81 a. =
~alis Of The rsasasa sa-asr- ever s.a--
Stsa32y nigaI Wh=tse 49,
oarniag plac~s ccrnnza - E-e
I. yesterday. Or ~A=sAsr 4 Is Se~a szssul-
ceriaS IN he ROT evsr $40 TIE s1ra@ss
dessracEioa. ca only now - 1e.era szs.
% conlectars- TIE hozse tAat IS a.
rooted 81 TIE 6au,es selssgs - - 60
tate q }. " Bre~5lsxes - ssA<s. "a
was thoroughly dr-1e2s4 frssn 80 - -
ton wish ~aisr. = osne3 ~ Md l.
Vz13ais. nO~ II FFa2ce. ker age1s 49,
beng Mr. y. & LeB-stoa-
/. Great damage and ecafEslca 49,
place IN the Advertiser eEkc-. oc@-r
} we're Issued taas aoas b1< Rrsa,<ss sAs.al
ATTENDS srs@ox2l 81 the syPe, upoa = Aac
Ia1cag ne rest. we observed car a=tga
boz, Osd 80, pail CT rs ga. aa4 -aci2r
himself e6giole, HarrzA So sse rsFr-
9s esrps Of tas EyPess
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-03-26
Il is not always May.

n. sun is bright, the air is clear,
The darling swallows soar and sing'
nd from the stately elms hear
The blue-bird propesying spring.
i blue yon winding river flows,
T, seems an outlet from the sky,
Where waiting till the west wind blows,
The freighted clouds at anchor lie.
All things are new-the buds, the leaves,
That gid the elm trees nodding crest,
And e'en the nest beneath the caves:
There are no birds in last years nest.
All things rejoice in youth and love,
The fullness of their first delight;
And learn from the soft heavens above,
The melting tenderness of night.
Maiden! that readest this simple rhyme,
Enjoy thy yOuth-it will not stay,
Enjoy the fragrance of thy prime,
For, oh! it is not always May.
Enjoy the spring of love and youth;
To some good angel leave the rest;
For time will teach thee soon the truth,
There are no birds in last years nest.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-03-26
rhe Mississippi Creole
ran. AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY 81
NJ PREWETT.

nMs-Npe Dollars 'OGr'Goty IN nla auvaa n;~e
.s Wishing to discontinue Will please gave
.9SSa nyi received for aless time than
nths. &c ONE
per square, lten lines or iess,) Go lot sa scb
sertion, and fifty cents square TOT ea'H
uance. u;.od On the
.cr;pt. as to the number of insertions, WIN
mined until ordered out, and charged
dinghy. ,uro wbenever adj
! viii be charged at the rate Of Tao LOO
every ten lines for eaIs ,nssFflq 2 the be.
c; ;nS;v;dual persons or companies, VIII
.or a. az advertisements, and at the same
rnouncing Candidates for Office will be Zen
hrs each: Ia S., on delivery
pstage on letters must be paid, or they VII
he attended to.
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-03-26
Galveston, 10Th March, ls42.
Fro II the New Orleans Bee.
DESTRUCTION OF THE ST. CHARLES
THEATRE.

Yesterday evening, about half past SIX,
the Coffin mandatory on Camp street,
of Messrs. Quirk, was discovered to Do
on fire. The work shop of the estao-
lishment, back of the store house, extend
ed to within few yards of the rear OF
the St. Charles Theatre. /,
When the flames were first discovered
there was little expectation that the de-
vastation would sweep in its fury that
magnificent structure, at once the Prlde
of the city and monument OF the pubic
spirit and enterprise of Mr.. CALDWELL
who erected it. The combustble mate
:. rails with which the shop was filled soon
rendered it apparent that the Temple
was in danger. When we got to the nre
the flames were beating with terrible iur'
, against the gable end OF the ST Charles
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-03-26
Ersa As far1ss.' &c.,
ExPERINENr oF FkrrESHNe $685.
SRzv Car~wv - lH8Ea

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From The \. o Pisayuas
More Disasters from the Fire

MOFc DHsHsECEs , =
The sharp and rapid peal Of are oel'
startled the Second Municipality yesaer-
day morning, bout eleven o'eloek, aaa
neonIe few from their business into tae
streets in a manner clearly eviactns 10
vivid a sensation has been len ~ ne
great burning on Sunday n'gaI ias
crowd rushed TO ST. Charles street =
though impressed with instructive kSSs !,
edoe of wha, had taken place, and ms
ani;c;nation was indeed realized The roo
Of the high four-story 61llpang next :
The now PROSTATE g. Charles vas en
welcomed in fame, which was sPrsadans
with such impetuosisy as 70 leave hsis'
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From the N. o. Picayune,
TEXAS INVADED!


Fourteen thousand Mericdn troops in Ier-
Gs.-Three toiOnS tdken-SGm Hous-
TOMS ProeEamation-Great Excitement!
&c. &c.
The steamship New York, from Gal
weston, which port it left last Sunday
morning, arrived here today, bringing
the startling intelligence that Texas is
actually invaded. The following letter
from our Galveston correspondent gives
an outline of the news
GALVESTON, March IL, 1842.
GentlemGn:-Theyh have come at last
the enemy is in the country! A mex
lean army computed at $4,000 men,
headed by Arista, has crossed the Rio
Grande. San Antonio, Goliad and Vic
torla have been taken without opposition
No attempt, at the latest advlces, had
beer made on Austin. Gen. Burlesor
had collected a force Of 1900 men to de
fend it, having first buried the govern
ment archives. II is thought that th'
first battle will be fought on the Colorado
The country is in arms-some 4OOO o
our people, it is estimated, are on tn
march for the scene Of action. Houston
turned out several hundred-about IO
left here today, and some two or tire
hundred more will follow in the cours
oil day or two. The President, VIII
is here, is opposed to this movement o
the part of the citizens OF this place;
thinks that all should remain here Tor tn
protection Of this, the most lmportaI
point in the Republic, and few OF tn
more prudent portion of the communlt
concur with him.
Ii would be difficult to convey to yc
an idea of the intense excitement al
enthusiasm which pervades the comm
nifty. Ever since the first Intelligent
arrived, three days ago, the people hay
been assembled almost constantly, Of
and night devising ways and means I
repelling the enemy. All are re]oic'
that he has come--the time Is pro-
tious-alI are actuated by one feeling
that of vengeance We are determined
exlerminate him or die in the attempt.
The Government is dePlorably de
Gent in means 10 carry on this war
is utterly destitute Of funds-the Peo1
have begun it and will continue It, II
cessary, until theslast farthing OF I'M
means and the last drop of their bic
shall have been expended in the eau
Alta public meeting held on Ihurd
night it was, among other defensive m
sures determined upon, resolved 70
out the government armed brlgW mart
the steamer Laftte, and two small
sells or tenders, to proceed along
coast west, to intercept transports "
supplies for the enemy, supposed 20
now on their way to be landed al Occ
Christi, or some other point not tar Il
there. To accomplish his It was ne
sary to raise means to the amount
about @3OOO,Gnd 1t sCds raised on
spot. A considerable amount was !
in cash, and the balance in ProyAsl
munitions, and other available proPe
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The following extracts are from the
Galveston Civilian of Saturday morn
ing
On the 26th of February an express
reached Victoria, stating that an attack
was expected on San Antonio by eight
hundred men, supposed to be -marau-
ders, and asking for aid IN defending
the place. One hundred men Immediate
ly left Victoria, in compliance with the
request.
On the Cd of March news reached
Victoria of the taking of the hamlet o.
Goliad, by forty two Mexicans, wearing
the uniform of the regular army, VINO
took ten beeves, giving the owners Ger
ltificates that they we're for the usc,a .