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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06

la the United states Court for the Eastern District Viz
gnia, March 7th, lSi2
VOHN MCNEIL, Of the city of Pichnond having filed a
a. petition praying than he may be declared bankrupt
the said John Mcneil show the court on The ION
OF Apr next, why the said John Mcneil be not declared
bankrupt pursuant 10 TIE Congress In that behalf
and that copy Of this order be published in the ncwspa
pers according TO the 22t and gath rules Of cour,
copy. Tcsie,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06
VinG:lNIA;;-Ai Roles held "a the cie!t'. ofaec OF

the Circuit Superior Court 81 Law aud ChsnceTy,
the County OF HenTico and City OF Rc mond. on the
ChanceTy side, the 9Th day OF December, lSilChatles
T. Gooa, Executor OF Henry King deed, VltI; against
WIN. L. kins aud Mary u. his wife, formerly diary u.
llallani. and other deits-
The defendants named not having entered their
appearance aud given security according The Act Of
Assembly Gnd the Rules of this Court and IL appearing
10y satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth II IS ordered That the delcn.
danis do appear at the Rules to be held the let
Monday In June and the ball the plaintiffs;
and that cory 81 this o.deI be forthwith inserted ia
some paper published in the City OF Richmond, for
months ccssvcy, aud posted the OF the
Capitol IA the said City.
hecpy. Testc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06

In the United Sacs the Eastern District nj IN.
- gina, At Norfolk, 81 March. 1872:
JOSEPH CANNON, Of The Borough OF norton. h,yin,
~ MED petition. praying haf he may be declared Blnk
Tupt' " ~ ordered, That all persons clamn 10 he cred.
tors Of the said Joseph annon show cause 10 The Court On
NE hst day Of May Term next why the said Jasepb Can
non should not lie declared Blnkrupt pursuant 10 Inc
set OF congress va Thar 6ehalf andtat copy NJ s nj Ter
be published 10 the newspapers according 10 the ri ana
<4fh Rules % Court. A Copy-Te,tr ~
marl2-w5w A. A. CoWDERY OK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06
NIB 9, wsw A''9' TiisSaY GIBSON. CO.

w ue Inei states Court Tor the RarcT0 iGfi-f of Va
. Finia, AZ Norfolk, March o. 1872.
NUllSON ". SOREY, Of the Borough Of Norfolk
hlNnf ped apetnon prtyin- that be- mag be declared
Yh tuW 10 - ordered ihsf al persOrs claiming 10 be
sfeofs II tne rai " Icon o. soey. SLOW cause 10 fhe
1H me iri iiJ DfMaY Term neE why the fsid VII
ton rorey sDliff1; DO ierlirsf Of ts,s,, o.,
We az ~ C7nzraar 1 fiat behalf AMI thar COO IN IN.
a1d 2iih rules o. court " '' sou
AC0pJ-Tcrs
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
p In relation to the statements of our Wash

u In relation to the statements OF our !" a'h
ington Correspondent, Curtius, respecting tne
! conduct of Mes.rs. HorT and BUTLER in the case
Of La Ca<,,se f. Faueht. French importers, ~e=
h.y. boo, shown letter from Measrs. l. & F..
shic, is corroborated BY their counsel) tuily ex
o,era,ng Messr.. Hoyt and Butter frsm any I'M
mutation af extortion injustice or oppression We
are entirely satisfied that our correspondents YER
sion Of the affair, though undoubtedly based on
Mr. Poindexters forthcoming Report, Is wholly
erroneous. Mr. Butler itappears, was not Dis
rict Attorney until about month, after the
IS Proceedings against this house and their goods
We're commenced By Mr.. Hoy,, the Collector. It
also appears that Messrs. La Chasc & Faucne had
from the beginning the assistance OF Messrs George
Griffin and F. B. Cutting a their counsel. the lat
ter of whom speaks the Franch language with tlu-
ency, and that Mr. La Chaise, one OF the house,
has been long resident here and speaks English
in like manner. Mr.. Butler, finding the IN
finished, took measures 70 bring them conclu-
sion I; but before any trial was had, the claimants
renewed to the Collector. through their counsel.
proposals for the adjustment of the matter which
were finally carried into effect with the e=conscnt
and concurrence Of Mr.. Butler as District Attor-
ncy, who received no Pecuniary advantage there
from, except payment Of his professional charges
We have taken asne pains TO ascertain the facts
of this case, and our conclusion decidedly is tina,
Messrs. Hoyt and Butler ara entirely free from any
of the charges contained in the letter OF our
respondent If they erred in the matter, it was
not in prosecuting but in compromising the suit.
Ininvestigating this matter We have been prompt
ed simply by desire to ascertain and publish the
truth as it seemed to Us incredible that Mr.. But,
Ter could have involved himself in such plot Of
villany as was ascrbed to him. We are happy to
feel assured that both he and Mr.. Hoyt stand tho
roughly absolvcd from all imputatoo in the prem
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
Correspondence Of tho Tribune.

"Asll%CToN, FED. r..
The name Of WILLIAM RAwLE is most prom-
nent for the vacant Judgeshp at Philadelphia, and
tits generally conceded that his appointment would
give very general satisfaction. He is "A sound
lawyer and has high private reputation.
Among the candidates for the office of First
Comptroller, Mr.. f. WHlT7LEsEr, Auditor of the
Post Office Department, i, most likely to succ ccd
but it is by means certain that he will receive
tho nomination Yours, CURTIrs.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

u, City Dcspatch POsf,-'riir deliveries hl'
place regularly throughout the City, FAR as 2l'. sr
three times ,lay. Branch Offices established IN wares
places. and , regulations may be- Obtained there @f
the Principal Office 10 WlIlaInsreti Free stamps s
Branch Offices ut ccnis each and this tno,le o! Tnyf
the passage strongly recommended general aieE1
tending. prnn,o, private couvcnientr nnd greatly
facilitate The 1fverrrs and 10 avoid delay
This Office viii undertake 10 distribute Periodical "ui
and Pamphlets. Oc " hcha distinct department. ara ,t
aud forward special dispatches tdt l.. cents per 'b
wih great expedition.
" H.-Thc pubIiel' respectfully requested TO notlEa
irre@uIarity the Agent AZ the Principal Once lla' h
mediate investigation may be Instituted.
Application. tor BoYe, 10 be placed In stores el!gby
uacd IN the vcinte, OF Houston, Riying0n, and Ga
streets, East Broadway, Bowcry, Pcarl.slrer and a
populDGs locations, requested 10 be addressed ~
PrIcipal Or.cc A Ii. OF the Branch Offices sill b. @
staly advertised as soon as complete III !25N
~ Photographic Lilsencsscs, by an ilnp.oHi
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

II Teachers Lyccum.-On SATURDAY next. al
O'Clock A. W.. the EXcTASCE LYCEuM 3l8 Broadway, VI
b. open ladies and gentlemen engaged M eachn, aa
others Interested in Schools, TO examine tr spec'n se
the Depository; also 10 dcpost "pscn'', tor eAhha'e
exchange or sal. All O'Clock will ben Lecture on Pa:
,cai Geometry, illustrated by specimens prepared
schools showing that 1t ought to precrr!e Arithmetic S
that il is well fitted for early cncrclS' IN DoIeslc f
cation AZ 8 a. clock p VI will be l., c,ur on GenlnaJ
with reasons why should be- elementary and IN cary
subject OF Instruction in every school; by Charles "a.
tocruiiN iuvtuics oe.otS w
Ivtcuni greatly the ncrcs. and Instruction "S us ,
- - > u,2 Il
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

1T 10 ssrintcrs.--A COUNTRY NEWSPAPER EHis
ljshmen, Offering strong Inducements, 10 Wing Printer
good character aud capacity offered r sale at bagl
lae proprietor being deeply cn.rossed la other und1a
ings This establishment is much the oldest 10 the Crunl
and In. the largest patronage. lts Weekly crcpatt s
cceiing 1000 copies The County is immovaby Wing az
tis is It's lending Whig Journal II will be sold below
value the rg!t No person need apply who cams
command 81 500 Inquiry may be made OF the EdlW
The Tribune i2l in2 td<s
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

SUICIDE BY a FEMAl1.-On Sunday afternoon
an Irish girl named Mary Johnson, aged about y
wears. who boarded at No lis Orange-streei,
borrowed ,wo shillinsS OF a friend. fastened 10 a
drug store al the corner Of Mulberry and Hester
streets. and purchasing eight cents worth OF land-
anun took ii home. dccanred it into tea-cup.
drank il OF and retired to bed. Shortly after she
appearcd faint, was attacked with ti;. and when
a friend OF hers named Darby Ryan called to SEE
her she was very i'll that physician was sent
for aud medicine administered without. however,
much effect. Drs. Sweeney. Nlaclay, and Ha~-
brouck. however, continued 10 attend her but she
died at 3 clock on Monday afternoon. The
Coroner was summoned TO the above place with
his jury and verdict was rendered that -he came
to her death by administering TO herself some mar
corc poison which the jurors believe 10 be
laudanunl.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


Co... Morrow. am rejoiced TO say, Is much
better this morning and from present appearances
is likely to recover Although The announcement
of his death in the journals of your city may cause
pane to his large circle OF friends and relatives
vet the tribute to his menory cannot Ia! 70 be
read with peculiar satisfaction BY himself
There has been very, little OF interest in either
House to-day, excepting the abortiye argument of
Mr. Calhoun in the Senate on MIR. Clay eto re-
solutions. and the introduction OF resolution call
inc upon the President 10 inform the House whe-
ther anv and what extra compensation has been
allowed 10 Gen Scott for his services in eliectins
the peaceable removal of the Cherokees beyond
the Mississippi. There have been most nnwaT-
rantable remarks indulged in against the General
upon this subject. and the result of this inquiry
vii put the matter in proper light, and entirely
yindicate the character OF this di.tins susted OH
Ger.
a number OF nominations of minor character,
chiefly military. presented 70 the Senate
this morning and among them is that OF JUS
tus McInsiry Postmaster At The cityo HUDSON.
On all hands this appointment acknowledged to
be unexccptionable. No names havc vet been sub
stitued for those of the late First Comptroller and
District J.dse in Philadelphia BY the citizens
Of Easton PENNSYLVANIA and the commercial inter-
est at large this delay IS be regretted; but the
orpexing difficulties, which necessarily surround
the President after the rejection of important ap-
pointmenss require increased caution and delib-
Grafton on the part OF the Executive, and cannot
fail TO shield him from public incu!pation.
MI CLAWS vaedic,ory will be delivered TO the
Senate tomorrow upon the momentous resolutions
introduced BY him week or ten dsys past.
The Metropolitan public all alive upon the 'c-
casion, and the Chamber at early hour in the
morning will be crowded s,Iiocation. 1t mat
ters not whether right or wrong, hcgreat Western
Statesman whenever he IS set down for speech,
produces Il sensation in the public mind that no
other man in the Nation can arouse. On this oc-
caSion however, when he ia about to retire for
ever from the Senate. a mighty effort is expected,
and haze reason TO believe he will fulfil the hopes
o; hi, friends Yours &C. CrgrIus.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
EIocu,ionnry Lectures. with lluara,i

EIocu,iouary Lectures, with Illustrate :.
Clinton llali.-Mr. JOHN VS.. lIOWS Will deliver i.
Second Lecture OF the series ON MnND'N evening .er
March The Illustrations will be taken IRON he Biz
DR.. Chalmers, Clay, Webster Eulnct BRYANT khenn.us
and Shakespeare
Tickets ~ csri> admitting lady ard sente0an--yocE
persons half nice-,n he obtained Mr.. low r, hi. rr
,icnce 1856 SIercer.>i. and the door the evenngso,
Iacpre> mil s.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

~ The en;erprsng proprietor OF the AmeFican#au-
scum. OF and Broadway has procured
oa quarter another very ingenious piece OF Re
yoving Chinese Fireworks, which he exhibits IN rnni OF
the Museum evening. Ii OF The most beautiful
;hins OF the kind and attracts The attention OF
crowds people every une : se il noto1-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

~ For several Literary Notices. Trouble among
the Fishermen, Applicants In Bankruptcy, and IN
Article on Association, see Fi-st Page.
II For letter from Albany deferred City In
teligenec and News Items, see Last Page. a
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

y GEORGE Dawson has Withdrawn from the
Editorial conduct of the Detroit Daily Advertiser,
which will henceforth dcvolve solely upon MoncAs
BATES, his late partner. Mr.. Dawson i. an encr-
getic and popular Editor. though somewha, i,npe,-
uous; Mr. Bates has had long experience in his
vocaron. and will conduct the Advertiser with
prudence and efEicien ncv
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
Right of Petition.

The following correspondence between the
Committee appointed BY the late meeting held in
this city upon the subject of the Right of Petition.
and Hon. John Quincy Adams, will be read with
interes, BY our citizens and not only with interest,
but generation for the noble sentiments contained
in the reply Of The eS-President. Rochester Dem.
LETTER TO JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
ROCHESTER, Monroe Co. n. T., Feb. 9. l64c:
Hon.John Quincy iGanlI
S-Ai numerous meeting last -v.ang OF citizens OF this
city OF ali poltc. parties Resolutions copy which
annexed, were unanimously adopted.
In pursuance OF the second Resolution in,he
and behalf OF the Citizens OF Rochester composing The
Hg tender YOU their thanks your patriotic and pere
Geng efforts Congress IN drlence OF the Right Petition
and accept the expression
their confidence in your patriotism and rectitude
We eresre that your meuon 10 reer The Haverhill Peti-
ton 70 Select Committee wits usertC;oGs report
agans, sustained: because certain parts
the United States. and by certain Members OF Congress
the dissolution of the Union has been ;tir. atenei.
that the occasion requires able defender the Uaon-
showing its importance and value to the several parts and
the whole country ard 20 the freedom IL
.li Had Your aooI been sustained t.la. Pc
yort containing such defence would hare been made and
that il would have slenceti threats OF disunon.
Respectfully y0urs, THOMAS KEMPSHAII
WALTER s GRIFFITH
JOHN HAWKS.
f. POMEROY,
?. B. BUCHAN
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

il Rev. Prof. 1Iniliu. Chaplain 10 Congreesss
deliver the thirteenth Lcclurts"r the Course, before ,t-
York lvceum, :, the Broadway Tabernacle, tomMs
"Wednesday evening, nj y O'Clock.
Subject" The Lite OF Genius.'
Ticket fifty cents admitting lady and genclnls
h had al the Lvceum rooms 81 Broadway, or atihe II
ernIclr. mlA
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

NAVAL CouEr MAxr1AL.-A Court Martial.
OF which Commodore John B. Nicholson is Presi-
deut, is about to convene al Baltimore. for the
tilal of several officers Of rank in the Navy
u Prof NIafit lectures this evening al the
Tabernacle
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

Il s.cHry ~ Co.., Fashion, Spring iS4'
for Geurmcn'> Hats will be Introduced Saturday, Maa
9Th. (2i NO>. 4 As AATOR HOUSE. MI y
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
Wa Shirley, AUctioDe~r
1-y Gou,;uuo,ion Ansi~uces,s Sale

" o.. Smiley, ADcIIODt"I.-
1Y Confirmation As.ignees's Saie.-Se.
n,.soay. March 20, at l9i O'Clock. in The shcw roon 90
No 5,ij Broadway baaucr OF hr goods sold AIDS
called t,r corsng dinner, tea, coffee and toc ..
fancy pitchers. glass ware, and china. eaS acd az
200 assorted sizes Infusion Jars druggists or sale wla
r. serv Tor cash, and the goods must be removed on l
dav No po-rponcmen' on account OF weather.
or..j 9nrienrs Of furniture and merchandise general;
cilsd to The large sore "a and &C Nassau-sl pl2N
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

UowE's IIYcElSE IloREHouND CANDY.-Thc attention Of
the public is respectfully called this important renrdy
for fIoarsenes> Sore Throat Coughs and every symptom
leading 10 the distressing disease thai Gi all others loN
fatal this Public speakers also, who after dx:r;
ordinary exertion tnd their lungs painful are con-
.tantiv sending testimony the almost immediate reci they
receive which, if the proprietor should publish. would Ill
whole columns OF the public papers. Sold wholesale and
retail, at 432 Broadway, corner OF liowardstreeL
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

u Home Lcaguc."-The League hold a
u,eetrg th, evening 7oclock al ia Repository OF the
American Institute, in the Park The friends OF Home In
,usiry citizens and stranger, invited. Strangers
hoped will he free in Offering their views sld present such
local information will add 10 the stock OF important
Responses have been received md will be communicated
showing the unprecedented popularity i! Association
mo 10y
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

y Gov ELLSWORTH. of Connecticut, has ap-
pointed the "5th Of March as day OF Fastins
and PRAYER threughou, he State.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

OF Hon. LEoNARp WlLco1 Of Oxford, \. h..
has been appointed BY Gov Page Senator in the
U. S. Senate, to occupy the seat vacated by the
resignation Of Hon. Franklin Pierce. Mr. W
will leave for Washington this duy. So says the
Boston Post. We had not before heard of MIR.
Pierce's resignation
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

II Secor and Sullivan about tp have anotherig't r
the American Championship the former having challenged
the latter thousand tol!ar W., are sorry Tor THIS
the custom but still, il tty must needs 20"
iaunpn" OF each other. would sincerely advise citirr
tl-Is iakc box OF Peters, Cordial loztss n'o
field md il he don't whip the other granting he eal> one
at commencement, each round, will volnnts"rto 10 pay
thousand dollars ms stead These Lozcngrs are Won
d-rul things wind they also correct common
" called blue devils and utterly dnnhlac thing III hc
shape OF hea.ache at minutes warning, and then Pc
ter. has ozengeS which archeneicai in the OF coughs
and colds mention his plus uitraS for curing worms
in children which OF the great features OF the aye
PIincinal Office ti9 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

NP The new Canal Commissioners OF Penasyl-
yania have reduced the Rates Of Toll from Phila
delphia to Pittsburgh from TO % per cent,
average Is per cent
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

~ notice of Rev. DR.. WAlSwRlGHr,s Lee
ture, IN type, is unav voidablv crowded out
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

~ Photographic Liltenrsscs, by aniinpo'5
Da%ucro0type process, by NJ ID. VAS LnAS, corner
Chamicrs->t. ana Broadway. (2) flSla
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

D The Concstoga Navigation, opening water
communication between Lancaster. Pa, and Ches-
apeake Bay, will be opsnsd this week.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

AMERICAS MusEuM.-Mr Dclarue, the mitaor, who is
performing here, i. IN extraordinary man HIS limitations
OF celebrated public praherS, his ventrioGuisn and spcc
men, OF musical sounds show grea; versatility OF talent
The attractions here this week unusually good aDd di
ed
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
REsOLC-InSs.

Reso!:ed. That the Right OF Petition invaluable and s
Indispensable the preservation OF Civil Liberty. and being
tanned.
Resol-ed That The thanks til, meeting he rendered 10
john Quincy Adams Tor his patriots and persevering e
that The be communicated him by the officers OF the
meeting
Resosed That the urdnied and threatening language
and conduct nj certain Members OF Congress in hostility
the Right Petition highly 70 our rational
hrpS
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

u Richard Van Dyke, Jr. Auc;ionee, lsa
Bhsctsr s. Fan Dy!e) No 81 Merchants Exclange. ".
iyc his peys4nnl attention 10 the sale of HoussHoEo fsl
srrunE ,Ie residence Of ,uc intend giving uph"c%
ke-ping, upon favorable t-rrn-
REAL ESTATE.
Also, IS heretofore he will give particular atenuono
disposal o REAL ESTATE auction and private sae.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

q A ire broke ont in large three story brIe>
block NJ Ncw.Oroans. on the night OF The 18Th
The buildings wer, DESTROYED Loss 5000 \
voung fireman named Johnson sprang from ms
bridal bed-ha,ing been married n lew hours be
.fore-and rushed 10 the fire He i,ll from root
into the midst Of the flames; bns was caught by
his cont and rescued bv his companions
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

II Hcc;mrc Free 10 ALA mestm. Of tie (.
Ward Youn. Mems Total Abstinence society will BE- h
on Wednesday evening, 2d inst al .)o'A IN the Nlas
Sr.ct Church. corner OF Henry II. On wlt occasion
o. Fowler will deliver lecture on the Lave o Lie aa
the Principles o the Human Constitutions, as deveotH
the sciences OF PsIoogy and Physiology applied oioa
abstinence from all alcoholic and stimulating drinks. Ns
an Address by the Rev. DR.. Paltes The public are lie
Ia a,rcul ml,'
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

NT The Governor of Maryland will grant a
ascae proseqs; to either Of the parties concerned
IN the late robbery Of Mr., Nicholson. the broker,
Of Baltimorc, who will make such disclosures as
will implica,s his associates.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
y, The Review of the Free Medical Lee

ure.' vii take place. announced at Military iia h0s
ery This Wednesday, Evening, commencing at hall ai
O'Clock Those who Lave heard the above Lecture 3D.
the friends medical science and lned'ca! REFORM NC ?
vited To attend
Admission ir,,. nl r.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

IL 1ir. j. Oryillc Taylor will repeat his tH
Lecture. on National Education" tomorrow (ThuissY
evening in the Rutgers Institute. conmencn. n hatp%
O'Clock A,iEiit,ance Free The second Lecture +" ;,
.,ivcu on Monday evening next March :, a, tie samefF
The.a Lectures with Educational Statistics. Cuts, ,as
jr, L ,r. for sale al the desk OF the Tribune. m2a
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
The Horrible Tra~c.., in w;,..

y Ist cr from Correspondents a; t;alspa IN ~
18th, after giving Gii particulars OF - rlur,.r rs ~
C.P. As>pT by jam.> r Vineyard ON the bn,- -.
L. gisaiive Counsii al Madison y hch a.cipa-.
account Which reached yss,-r,;av.y vr, ne so :. -
farther intelligence
\; the late accounts from Madison the iass,a
psrpetrator Of this fepd-sike AID a,roc;o,,, :.
rage was undergoing n preliminary exam;D,,s
he was defended by Cola. T FIELD. the S..
tary of the Territory. formerly the Secretary q
State OF Illinois, and long Distinguished IS Or. ;:
o,lr mos, eloquent and able LAWYERS The s,,5..
n,ent was very grea, agains, Vinevan!, and wei :
might be, fer BY his lawle,s act ne Ia. dept5..
society OF high-mindec, honorable and v;r,.,,
citizen. and the Coaacil OF the Territory Of one J,
its brightest ornaments. besides bringing iacda5.
disgrace upou the Legislative Council, ana si,es
ias and ourraging the moral sense Of the WIS.,.
community.
Arndt w;,s a Young man Of great promise. aa.i !.
.Jawyer a, Green Bay, Iris said his ;sthe. W.
pre>cn, in the Council Chamber when his son ",
shot.
Vineyard reside, at PIa,e>illc, Gran; Co.'S.
twenty-five mics from tins city. and is well ke..
here as q most reckless and 0np,ncipled q.
He was one=,,t the original propric,ogs o; ,hes,,
of Platevll, and a man OF considerable pron4,,
[, i, strange tina; 50 respectable a county as C.s
should have ever 50 disgraccd herself as to ~.
such an un,nitigatei blachguapl TO the LegislaGv,
Council Yonrs. &c
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

D 4 Tariff Convention of the People of Penn
sylyania is called to meet at Hanisbursh on the
18th of April. 1t is to include all classes OF the
community engaged in honest pursuits
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

n Chclscn Lycculn.-The Lecture Wllt
delivered on THURSDAY evening 3d In>, AT y o'c.os
William L. Stone, Esq.
Subject" The Buccaneers OF America mo-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

II Those who desire to have this paper le. at their resi-!
will please leave their the Publication Of
hee No 80 Anrsree, By doing 50 they will he served
regularly, and a, early hou-.
In PHILADELPHIA The Tribune may be obtained a. our
Agency Office, No 28t Chesnusr street. or from any of the
Nrus.Roys in thai CITY
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

p a young lady named Fals. was killed at
Lyme, n H., by the falling of the carriage in
which she wa. riding over bank some twenty
fee, high. Hor companion had bis leg broken.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
Ralph Waldo Emcrson propose, to d

u Knlph " ntdo EMTr'Tn EITF0,'. ~ 70 T'I'r
ihrory Broadway, commencing on Thursday e,rans
n">t March SD at half past O'Clock Tickets G'r tf
Canrse admitting gentleman AMI lady s. each; "
;n,,, ,cire 80 cents be had al D. Appleton Co..
Wi,y Putn2u's. and C. :. Tranci>'S bookstores nml u
,l, librarian, desk in the Society Library. (2) NG