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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
II l.. JEFFERS,

iinmburs. August. ISi2. 3m 81
+, :. Planters committing III" sale Of their
Produce. ~ the Iuyip= t!c'r hroccrics. TO my
charge. can bn savc'! III" 'Nrrnc' 81 coming l."
Market. hy sending directions. which will he
strictly attended, to; all Merchandise consisnc'!
10 me-. will he 'pkc,. care of " hiic ~ nay pos
sessinp. and !rrw snird Wi dcspalci..
III l.. J.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
Water Proof Warehouse.
HAM = e.

FE>EI zuh>crll,e, brss leave 10 InG,rm his
IL iormi aud ,,c pubic. lnai he continues
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
Hamburg. August 4. l242.
Factorgae 81 Commission
liz BUSINESS.
commission Business,

nj my old stand. aud having IL ciIned d"ain- in
Cotton or Merchandise oa my own account. !
hope Ia be the NOR" able la give satisfaction. IA
Buying and s.lI,ng FOR others, on Commission
will faithfully attend in pefS"n to EECEIV-
ING x FURW ARDlNG MERCHANDISE
10 the c"iu:ry Sriinr or Shipping
Cotton, EiOus', asacOD, &c.
and BTy,ag GRut FRIES for rirriers, add
iln'icr M; -e!t rha, | can more Than save them
til" small! commission charged: therefor soli-
CT, a continuance nftIal liberal patronage hith-
eric bestowed. Tor Incl. | now return my sin-
ceic thanks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

TIE u. S. DISTRICT COTRT.(
nisTRIC OF sOurm Cih"IrHA.
IN BANkEIPTC ].
a II the matter OF Leslie Smyih - Bankrupt
81 Pursuant 10 an order ot the District Court
OF the United states. for tie Di.iGic' of Sou,l,
Carolina. Notice is hereby given. that crise b.
shewn before the said Court, n, the !cderal
Cour, House IN Charleston. ou The third day 81!
December next. ut {. leven O'Clock. \. " why
the said Leslie Smyth should not rcceivr his
Discharge aud Certificate as n Bankrupt.
Charleston, 9Th day o: September. Isa2.
II. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
Scp.r Il II, 50
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THE {. :. DISTRICT Cuthl,,i
DISTRICT or SOUTH CAKrLISA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

: n the matter nf jlEicS l.. Anderson. OF
y Abhevi!l" District. u Bankrupt
Fnrsuap; to AZ orlcr at The District Cour, Of
The United States. far tnc District ii South Car
o!ina. Motto. Is hereby given. that cause he
shewn before the said Court. nj ;Ie Federal
Conrl Hnusc IN Charleston. or Inc nincirclh
day OF November new, al %"irvcn o'clock. y. VI.
why ric SAID lanes l. Anderson. slionid not
receive his discharge mud certificate AS Bank
rnni
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Charleston. 22j day OF Au.ns'. 1872.
II ! CRAY. Cisrk.
Angis;3 81 II II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

FHr sUIG ny
c. a. MEIGS. dgert.
march % "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

Abncr Perrin for :
Penn d. Brannon,
IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

II Spencer announces gentlemen that his arrange
menfs completed for supplying according TO pre-
y!ous intnadon, A FINE FuR HAT az price tS3 3S
which shall render ii emphatcay the e.epess well
lo1e1 priced Gertlenen's Fur Hat on sale In this
city. II prepared in the style which charscieFaes
finest article, and Ike thai srce offered ats pr1ce n
which Il cannot be continued without unusually rapid
sale The undersigned With all confidence ams it 10 be
The gentleman aad economist The desirable Fun
Hat YET offered (o2arl SPENCER, 245 Broadway.
. Under GarHsents.-t- B. HATCH, 81 Wltrsm
street oppca,e Flsu seeL) has hand superior asso
ulsnt OF six, cooa woisn, Merno, Berlin, and buchskin
Under Shirts and Drawers, which, the Is far ad
vanced the Subscriber oilers greatly reduced prices
go 2wBs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
ECONOMY IN DRESS.-Extensive

Ia assotmen Rich, fashionable and eean; goods for
winter wear. wA T. JENNINGS No. 80 Broadway
American Hotel oers for the inspection OF the public. an
assortment seasona5le goods, comprising Bca-
and alllsd Cloths for surtouts, Sacks Fyocks &c
The Sack overcoaS, $50 much in yogre,l Afforded
foorteen dollars and trimmed in frst style VIII be !srn
worthy tie stieniien OF the economist
Cassimercs in great variety o styles for P4ntaodnS.
From those who have found any difficulty in getting suited
in this article, ,rial is solicited.
Rich Brocade silk and Satin es;ings enre syles
for balls, parties, SC. MerincS, veyrls, plain s Saiins
and Cassnefes, all OF which VIII be made up order
der the superirteaderce of eer.t CATERS be
found IN country prices suii the es tor ready
u.oney- d1 Isu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
sUPEEY GIFT BOOKS.
e. n &. LANGLEY. booksellers

SUPERB GIFT BOOKS.
4 s. Ii. q. LANGLEY, booksellers and
~ Publishers 81 Chatham, opposite Ctasnbers-'.reet
the liberty availiog themselves OF an annual custom
in soliciting the inspection of their friends asd the public TO
their choice varied and extensive assortment OF the
NEW ANIMALS FOR ls43.
Costly editions of Bible Prayer Engsh and American
Poets Also other splendldy emhetshed works expressly
adapted for presentation this yoye season. with
Albums Scrap Books &c. and an almost endless variety o.
THE MOST APPROVED JUVENILES.
Grateful recoectsn OF tsrnIer iavors, j. d. T.
L. beg 10 enew their assurances that effort on their part
will be spared the present OCCASION in seeking % merit
similar recurrence OF liberal patronage and while they
condesy hope TO secure preference by offering for sale
their beautiful collection of Gift Boaks
At PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES,
their earnest endeavors will be given 10 their pa
irnns the most entire sttistactlOn. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

December q, by Rev H Perry Mr. Stephen G. Sarles
10 Miss / vclina II. Cook-all al This city.
December 28 by Rev. J. f. Perry. Mr.. Maxwell oInF
10 Miss Hearieta 0del!-all OF this city.
December Q, Thomas T. Stcrges Susan, daughter OF
Joho Mnrss, ESQ
December IS, a!r John C. Graves to Miss Elizabeth Key
lock.
Der Mrs. Mary Ann Lawrence both OF Providence R. J.
Al Boston, December 2, Mr. Lawrence l. W. Eaton to
a, Boon December o. Mr.. Charles n. Wilder to Miss
Dolly Town
AT Boston, December p, DR.. Theodore Dexter 70 Miss
Al Bos,en Deceobsr 2O M. Robert Taylor, of Boston
(armof Locke Tay!orD TO Ms, Mary Ann, daughter Of
A, Stow. Mass, December 60 Mr.. josiah Whitman, Eq
Of Eas; Bridgea;er Mrs Anna, widow OF the late Ben
At ST. Louis, no, December H. Mr.. Francis B. Webb,
forer, n to Miss Dorothea Edonaston, CT the
former place.
DIED:
On Wednesday evening. December 23 Rev. Thompson
S. Harris, Chaplain U. ;. Navy.
On "Wednesday, December %, Elias, infant of P. B.
and Jane 4. Manchester, months.
December 2s, Duncan Campbell, in his e!st year.
December %, Sarah. widow OF Cap, Isaac D. Fowler.
December q, Mary Sianwood, Is months.
December q. hrs Eizahet Cowan 81.
a, Waikiki, Orange County. n Y, November l, of drop
sy Mr. william McMonagle, "a years.
At Orwell VI, December 20, Apoios Austn in his SD
Al Boston, December g. Eliza J. s. wife OF Thomas
At Boston December &c, Eleanor Ee,ha, wife of John
u. Calrow, -.
AT Ro1bury, Mass December s6 Lydia, wife OF Samuel
Pavson, IS.
Al Lexington, Mass, December IS, Mr. Henry Simonds
aged 4i.
AT Burlington, Otsego County December lS Mr Miner
Sholes sl-a pc, sioper of the Revolution.
AT Mddlefed otsego County, December Is, Mrs. Try
phepa Beebee, &c.
A, New Brunswick. N. J., December q, Patience W.
wife OF Rev. James Nlcos of Hsboro, Md, in the 4oth
year Of her age.
Al Rochester, December o. A!mra, wife of Rev. Chaun
cey Cook OF Aurora, H., 81.
At Vantage Sussex County, n. j. December S, Captain
Moses Dewitt his 9h year. lie was in the service o bis
country during part e ha Revolution but being In anu
ent circumstances always refused tn ask for pension
AT Hawley, Mass, November o. Edmund Longiey Esq,
eS years and l8 days, native OF Groon He erected the
first frame house in Hawey, hcn called No. ~ and re.
moved bis family into il in l7Sl He was sent Tor many
wears the General Court the first Plantation ana
Town ERIK; held offices OF Town Clerk, Selectan
and Treasurer; Justice of the Peace for nearly hlty
wears and was both soldier and officer il the Revnu-
uonary War lie subscriber 10 the Hampshire ga
ze,te for than II fty.sI years.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
GPLENDID NEW YEARS GIFT

SPLENDID NEW YEARS GIFT
~ FOR YOUTH-The cheapest and handsomesi book
for New Years Gift is ROB ERT MEhRY'S MUSEUM
only One Dollar, splenddly Illustrated aud beautifully
bound in cloth, containing more than one hundred
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAY1NGS,
besides handsome taHcy tile page he volume contains
hondred and eghyour pages OF reading mater from
PETER PARLEY'S TALES,
will afford abundant instruction o every YOUTH ana oY
rerusiny the same they will find much amusement
than when eng aged ideness and mischief Some idea
may re had OF popularity when The fact IS known that
the annual volume sold not only by hundreds but by
thousands . . - ~
HEAR WHAT THE PRESS SAY ABOUT IT.
know author interesting ta the young as Pe-
ter Farley. He out his Museum hPd with interest
ing and Instructive reading. Philadelphia Chronicle.
We have hesitation in CHASING his among the very pest
works in the country boys and girls Aisns Advocate
We know OF periodical more deserving oil the patron
ayr of parents and guardians. Boston Morning. Post
lis the best and cheapest publication OF The KIND issued
from the press. lfaWtrchet Sateile.
II filed with matter that will be read with delight and
proft by all good boys and girls [Concord Freeman.
This juvenile is the best OF the kind there is going.
NY Evening Taer.
II /. full of amusing and instructive tales precisely adapt
ed IN The young. NJ \. Lofninary.
The enrravlngs are most beautiful. IT certainly goes
ahead OF any thing we have seen Of the kind.
IN. Y. Zion's Watchman.
A delightful work for children. TGreen6ed Gazette.
a volume of this delightful work Tor children COM
mrnces in January. Springfield Republican.
This very entertaining and useful magazine is daily be-
coming more attractive and popular. tBarnsiabe Patriot
OF all the publications eItnnt designed for the instruction
and amusement OF YOUTH Master Merry Is certainly the
best. Wo9nsocket fatfioI
Agents and others b. supplied by sending their Or
ders, pos. rec, 10 the publishers.
BRADBURY, sODEN CO. 10 school-st Boston,
d2T S;eodis and lz7 Nnssau.sr. Ncw.Iork
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
D1E.sE TAKE NoTIcE-Tba, the

large stock of Dry Goods OF s barker Co, ST
Grard-s VIII be Sid at great sacrihee foe few days
enly commencing <t--asyl Wednesday, Dec b
The Ladies one and ali. sse are IN pursuit OF bargains,
are invited to cali and examine Tor themselves just re.
ceived an ea,irs joboers socs OF Haherdasa7 whsh viii
be sold cheap
Also an invoice of Linen carb,ic Handkerchief very
cbeao DIS ST is
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
JUttlS IIVVEtEyt
da6 Otis. Opposite Rivng,on St
6AKES F0R TuE u0LYnAYS.-
d8 6tisH

NAKES FOR THE HOLYDAYS.-
" Mrs. BENNETT K SON would respectfully inform
their friends and the public, that thsy have now ready tor
the Hoylays their Bakery, III Grad street, large
assortment of Cake ofevery description such PuH Cake
Scotch Ladies Fingers Kisses, and all kinds OF fancy and
ornamental Cakes Mrs. &. Son, desirons 10 satisfy The
taste OF their friends and The public, viii also satisfy their
CURIOSITY ii they will call ard The largest Cake
made in this city weighs 500 pounds and is beautifully
ornamented. II will be for the oydsys, and will as
well rs all other articles sold price correspond
with The times Orders respectfully solicited and sent 10
,,,, W., oftbs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
THIs SNOW -STORM-Rubber Over

L. Shoes, 45 Maiden lane-Beng supplied with COM
plete stock ot all premium Shoes and Over-Shces
factory, with many thousands OF I'M
ported Rubbers every size and kind together with great
variety OF Moccasns We hope the printers Will give this
notice conspicuous place for the benefit OF those whom II
may Some persons nay bc WISE eHongh 10 pre-
ven, the eet beia wet during the present snow-stor e
- =. -, n .y,s A, H,;den-Iane lts
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
n HEcCaEuee Ss Sanford. Gl Esearer-S:

u Particular NoeIce.-Those perso having
iurn;ure any description dispose Of who are break
ng housekeeping, wl find. ready sale for ny portion
Or all OF goods by sending their address, calling
cpon the subscriber Goods to any amount purchased.
At private sae-Two Piaoo FeTtcs
ies5 If F. COTTON j Co. 1877 CRatk anl-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
MEMORANDA.

The United States ship Independence which has been
wing nenr the Scn,i Ferry Broosyn, was taken 70 itl
Navy Sard Wednesday, afternoon by the steamer a'H
SaeTy. r. r--;,
Brig Cordea Capp, cleared at Boston 10Th iust TO, f
isd de Cuba. her I'D voyage, and her SD n the
yeaTs The 81 passages and home, for the last sA
average l9f days She has lost opnlast nol su
tanned any damage sufficient 70, claim on the
ness none hy accent and has never bad man SICK ~
Trinidad OF the las, 81 he has had but one pas
sage from Trinidad TO Boston over a days.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
DISASTERS.


Brig Emelne of Portland, before reported disnased az
Flelcher's Point, towcd Portland the @4lh ana
. ia by schr Wave.
letter from Nassau MP states that part The cargo
consisting o; coffee, piu.enio and saved from
The wreck OF the British harqpe Heart OF OAK Bre~n mas
ter stranded time Cape Antenio has ceeu
saved anG brous sht 10 that pert.
The British barque Charles Clark, Roosevelt, MASTER rom
S; Jagu de Cuba, bound Swansea with cargo o ~
tons copper arrived there the s list il ieaky cor
dion. She IS dschargisg part of her cargo.
Schr Star, OF and for Washingtna nc, from New oth'
spoken the I'D inst 60 miles NNW OF Sau6y HOOK,
with loss OF fforsmast jr:t beneah The hounds
The brig which was ashore the Seve Foot Knoll pc
low Baltimore, recently the Victor Gorham from BAL
timore for She go OIL without injury by ne
assistance OF the Revenue Gutter and lighters Su
had reloaded the 2h INST and would continue her ''y
uge The 2ist-
brig Mary Kimball from Themas,on remained ashore
sear Mobile Pon.on the 18th. One lighter bad arrived al
NJ and gone Gown for another load
The brig cuzenove, Dearborn reported YESTERDAY as
having pni Sasan. Mp iH distress, would be stippe
sold letter received in this city states thai aan
The gale the vessel leaked badly that time she
i've eet of water her hod aad ihal beside keeping eon
pumps working, tie compelled 10 keep hernes,
inba the wafer at The ba;chways- survey had beeh
held and estimate OF repairs made which, in the OPINION
OF The surveyors Will auiolnt 70 su equal 10 the raiueo
the YeSSei when repaired.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
~ TO MECHANICS, MANUFAC-

sATO MECHANICS, mANUFAC-
= TURERs and she5s-FoR sALE IN sssl wsgG 70. ?.
tate in Ranlapu Rockiand County, Newly about Two
mics above Mr Persons Wo ks containing TWO Ihon.
sand Five Hundred Acres of Farm or Iiao:e ans ore;
Land with very extensive Water Power, consstne OF
txo superior situations or seats for mills on The Ramapo
Greek, and three Stony Creek -, ~
There is On the Ranlapo Grs Aiili with TWO run OF
stnoe recently built tina, hye thousand ,9!ias near
which is a modern built and co;anodocs dwelling house,
with we'll OF And there IS alto on me pfoPefey
large two story vyer hons- with al The NECESSARY ou
Lniogs snc as barns sheds and Stables sufficient Tor be-
Sues OF sny kind besides forge and coal house on he
Rsr,apo which affords power for mann acurlng put
poses 10 almost aay extent there being aiso little a0o'e'
reservoirs that never lack water.
The NergYork ana .rie Railroad trossh the prop
cry and also the Orange Turupse the irona
York being completed 10 three hours on ne efmel W
steamboat 10 Pierncui, and thence in The ears
Tie properly in The opEtsn OF good jueges hoouans ~
iren ore and lies vicinity OF Tie Sterling anf oiner
Sensye mines OF red and cold ho ore, two mites oetow
ang1s,a and ,our fivr below the weiknown establish
men, of The Sterling Company DOW driven by the Gessss
Topsnseads 49,.
further description is deemed unnecessary as nose
wishing 10 purchase viii view The propsry where the uo
scrlhRr resides. iHOiaSaS HOssa.It ',
Rarnapo Valley. Dec %, lei2 e5o eonItn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
s.tEsoEpEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
BIZ j. M. Mailer s. Go.

lots or ground on Atlan,cs,ree near bonost & s.sea M
p eech con.aining % feet front by 100 eet o
$3.50 each. pol
Also lots OF gronud Paefcs near EondI a br9pa @
n each containing 2s feet front by 100 iee' ''
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

GRAHAArS NEW WORK on the Authority 1SSe BIZ
bic for Mans eating Flesh drinking Wine &C. kt and %
Parts ready-prce 50 cents eachfor sale by john Burdel
SO Chamters.st. d.9 lwB*
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
4 Principle made practicable Principle made useful
N EW-YORk CASH TAILORING

L ESTABLISHMENT, 14S FGiton-S-, Newly ors.
The Undersigned announcing tser patrons tbeir te
termination adhere strictly TIE priKcpe of cash deal
ing in their business would take say that they
have become we'll satisfied of the practcabl;y acd rseni
OF such plan by The Uniform which has at
tended is operation in their house from the
The advantages derived by the customer from the adop
ton of this SYSTEMATICALLY realizing gain OF so per cent
upon credit priceihey conceive perfectly obvious and
therefore need comment OF the merits OF their house
and facilities with which they invested of furnishing
cheap and rich garment they viii not alaetaiiy as
sured they thar this simple fact is too wei known
their celebrity too well established 10 require further
mark And in calling the attention of the gentlemen OF the
United States and Newfor in particular To their aSsort
OF choice geodS they VIII merely observe that une-
yaling puncusty aud dispatch IN answering the commands
Of their friends much part OF their system rs cash
payments p50 ISL &c. sooIH CO.
CAKES. CAKES! CAKES! for New
" Yea1.-JoHN SNECKNER respectfully informs his
and the public IN general ha, his Show Room for
Ornamental Cakes ioc the approaching Hoydays will be
open the public Inspection Monday the 10Th Decen.
ber inst where viii be exhibited large aSortncnto Iced
and Ornamented Cakes such plumb, plain, ctron cur
rant, sponge, almond and Newlears Cake also, Maca,
Rooms, Ladys Fingers, Kisses Cocoa Nut Drops and all
other kinds suitable for the approaching festival and equal
quality any that be produced al any other essao
liShment in the city.
Please call and examine for yourselves
JOHN SNECKNER, 2lo Bowery,
e,;ss Domestic Ryinyton
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
ARRIVED.


Packe, ship Columbus, Cole s. days from Liverpool,
with ndze, 10 II Mars!lailand 9oodhue j Co.
Packet ship Soush AMERICA, Baiy from Liverpool, NOV
81. with nioze TO Goodhre Z CO.
Packet ship La Duchesse D'0reDrs, Richardson, IRON
Havre, Nov q, with ndze. 10 w WhGock.
Ship John Mn,urn S,arkes, I6 days from New-oreans,
with cotton, 10 johnson Lswden
Ship ST Mary, Foster II days from New-Oreans, win
cotton, to Johnson Lowden
Ship Renz Clark, II Gays from Alphabetically with cot
ton, &c, to Posi- Philips. -
Ship Damascus Bliss 20 days from New.Orleans, with
cotton, &c, 10 order -.
Bremen baroue Charlotte Hohors from Bremen, Octl4,
with mdze To Noenus / Pavensladt.
Hamburg brig Hansa, Martins, So d1ys from Rio de Ja-
ueiro with coffee, to order.
Brig Juno Lewis days from Georgetown, with Gotten,
&c 10 II Col, and AAyerill 80
Brig jefferson, Hart, 20 days iom New-Orleans, with
mdLe, 10 master. -
scir Imperial, Thorne, days from Balmore, with
Schr Splendid, Brown, from cherryfeld with lumber to
Schr Chariot Smith. from wellileet with lumber.
order.
Schr Hudson, Cooley, from Providence, in ballast, 10
master.
Schr Isaac, Jackson, from Farhaven, viii oil.
Schr s,enown, Lowell, from Boston, with sugar.
Soop Charles, Nash from Providence, with mcze, 10
order. :.
soop Helen, Shepherd from New-Bedford, with OIL to
order.
soop Emerald, Brown from New Bedford, with OIL to
Sioop Rienzi Brown, from Providence, with mdze.
Soop Henry Gibbs, Lewis, from Fa River.
BELOw-2 ships, bark and brig. Wind fresh sW..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

ID EMOVAL of the Clothing Store Ne.
a. i4 Bowery-Tke subscribers alsnd removing .aen
Ciobing Store from No. Bowery 70 tns store ADJOINING
mo l2 on the r.t May ne1r, and Ia consequence thereof
ibry will sell out their present sock OF ready
;, ronsnp of yeueral assortment Of Mems outs aao
Cdrens Cotbng greatly reduced pEices N nrdes NAT
they may 20 into store with an etre neT s,oek
inc in yery good clothing low prce as we tnay DE-
iefn,neo Ia 1a1. 70 sen Oh o'' GEO A. HoYT co.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
Josiah R:ch,rcis. Auciioneer.

r-rt Great Sale OF IRoiytsay Books and Au-
u...a-THIS EVENING, at 81 O'Clock, will be sold at
BANGS. RICaARDS& PLATT'S Auction Rooms, is'
Broadway, the most extensive and best selected collection
Of choice Books for presents offered this season. consisting
of upwards OF elegant English and American Annua
large portion of them for 1885 ieo volumes G, lhsS
bound Books popular Juveniles and Chdrens Books po
splcndd Bih and Prayer Books and an immense variety
OF Standard and Mscellaueous Books in fine bindings.
e EsearsY,. snte, gn4i Comforf.-Jhe 9ra
ham Houses Barclay pTeqer s s ey such
as are rnrey ored II eiigbly located on ciean ara
the immediate vicinity Of the principal G ,h :,
It's apartments are convenient and aeat, while us tao -
supplied with The best yegesabes and Fruits ,hal can De
procured, excluding entirely Animai Food ana SUM- -
OF all kinds Charges moderate and every ehort naeI "
render Boarders com Portable. Shower Baths ree Re
member S. Rerclay-s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

HOLYDAY PkESGNTS.--h. L.. ss
A. STUART corner OF Greenwich and Chambers
sers have Just opened extensive assortment ct Fancy
BoSes made their order by the best workmen In Fars,
some of which are nsh suitable for Presents TOR
the approaching Holydays
Also their usual variety Of Steam Refined Candy Sugar
Ppms &C. from the best articles IN her line,
flom adp,eratloa or any hurtiul ingredients
A 9yiss
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
Pnsseugers Arrived

In tie ship La Duchessc DOfeans, from Havre-afcssrs
Haw kes, Of Philadelphia; J Heap, Dragoman Of th
United Sa,es Legation at Constnntnople Lleut Vaie
Navy I. aioy, of Ohio; G 4 lngersoll, OF New Ha-
ven; GouIard and son, of NewYork; Gnulard OF Ror
deaux; Hypole de Goer, OF Paris Paya, OF do; Gil.
otin, OF do DR. P A Masare, Of Beigrm; Dubois, Of
Switzerland.
In The packe, ship South America from Liverpool-J
Cooper G CooperJ Scott, Sun, and so in the eerags
In the ship s. Mary, from New-Orleans-sir Baker, Dir
Smith, and 5 in the steerage.
In the bargue Charlotte lrem sremen-Mr A Eggers,
hIarzbucher, and G. in the steerage.
In the ship Damascus, from New oreaHs-J Stevens and
L Gullattey-
Paasengers Sailed
In the Columbus, from Boston, for Ncw-Orleans--Mrs
Sarah Barreil and child; Messrs NJ Comerais, A
Thayer, Levi Howe William Wisgin, w Cleland asd VIM
Heaiy.
In The Paince de Jonvle from Newport, for Havana
Messrs Israe! Thorndke and William Crandail ot New
port Thomas J Stead, Rowse Dawley and DR. Fisher,
of Providence.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

u esrnka,nism,-Mr. SYLVESTER GRAHAM, at the
request o number OF .nts Will deliver three Lectures
Society Library Of Broadway and Leonard
street evenings Of Thursday Saturday a1d Monday,
January the 5h 7t and 9th Physiology, with par.
cuiar reference 10 DIET ard its bearing on Morality
LoEC LIFE, health and HAPPINESS Single Tickets 20
tickets viii admit one gentleman ard Two ladies'
tickels foE the three Lectures 80 OcrnL
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