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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

'n lama, = Iek Iohn ; Oliver and other Dens
appearance and given security according TO the ACT of A.
scby ndihc rules ofths Court and appe airing by sat
slseioy evidence, that they inhabanis III ths
Coinmonw eAlth Is ordered, That the said N,
appca' al the Rules In be held Monday 4, Mo-
Neber nck, and answer the bills othc plaintiff and tbat
copy OF THIS order be forthwith inserted in some news
pnlcr published In the city Of Richmond, two months
successvey and posted at the front OF the Capol
in tho said city. copy-Tcs,r $50 -f'
n5-wqw wM a aANns a. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
A Copy-Tes;e,
Plaintiff.

VIRGINIA CAancery:-At Tucs held IN Tho
Clerks ONCE of the Circuit superior Court OF La "A
end Chaneefy, for Powhaan County from the Isl 10 l
9th day OF August In the year lSi2: " "
John Gilliam Semi, PIanue
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

ID Goods
Talion Muslin
l.slc Edginxs. Inserting and IAces
IambIlc Edgiuras and lusertings
Plated Hooks and Eyes
Whalebone for dresses
Cap and neck Ribbons
Biz aud white cotton Hosiery
TayloT's nankcen and white spool Cotton
Bleach long Cloths, Linen Drilling
With many other dc sirablc goods which we offer che
for cash. VALENTINE. BREEDEN & co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13
p.,;,;rs. Creps, sc. in Vermsns.,
Editorial Correspondence.
Rtrf.Sp Co Vt June

Kt risNu 70. VI. juno =
The -ubicct Of Protection to Home Industry l.
the a!l-engro,.ng topic here. All hear,-, all
voices. arr united in II. favor and the Lcco-f oco'
are loud and earne-t IN their devotion To the
cause. (Scc the Resolutions of their recent State
Convention. affirming and sustaining Protection on
the. broadest grounds Wool j. the great staple
Il TIN. section and State il j. now un'a'cabl" at
any price. the Manufactures being nearly at a
stand. MANY farmers have two clips on hand. and
cannot get money to pay their taxes.
\ very large Wing Convention assembled al
Ca.,lcton TO-DAY, and nominated for Senators from
Rutland county Mc-us. GEorGr r. HoDGss of
Rutland. l.. H. AILES OF fairhaycn and l.. y.
BslcGs If Brandon. Mr.. Hodges declined. ard
VI. T.. Allen Of Pawlet was substituted. No
doubt Of their election
\ strenuous attempt i, making to prevent the
denomination Of Hon. CHARLES P,ISs a. Cove.
nor. and substitute Hon CHaRLr. X. WIILrAY,.
the presen, Chief Justice. who !. the favorite Of
the Aboi,ionisis. ! think it cannot succeed $.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

TTNUl NV N7F'fO y Y
!. u. BIRD, lej Chs>uut -
Il L.. L.. II. L.. IL I. n -
VI, NH ~, my7 le,roFAs. ~
Caution.

Caution r. Uuitr il aH' H". a-'f.. i..I-
rha>ns ~. ull,r ttn h" gsnuft tnfu '". lawn \.
Cooper. v y ou 'lrb hoN. Toe .'fuup .f 30 l''I -
rep.alclY imposed uron hy p rrr. D." AHuN n"ihn@ "
the naiur. ct fc.ius. atd a, % CoaiD com >ai'r
liable looked upon d. huiuhhs u'iI u. .Nsl
have been tested. wish that thi> Sale
pounded hy a Lghy skhlfi sri well krnNu iifsi,1n,
ini n reality nevSr.tliing cure ior Cons. >tt
Rev !. CuV,r', Medical once. ij5 N..lY.r.'' ..''r
Clinton It'll M'o At the Principal shoe nee ID Ner'
lnf .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13
p Wnrmcr's new Vu-ic Glass

formed elias, Element. We hu,. de,unug % -ff tY
nor.D Will il, rcgulr trim t.e!se lr..lnf
YuesRiy titnhg, yDnr ia, at o'd,fk q vlrh tine
new members con rpcsitfd II La h'en concluded -
constitute hi, clhs Df both sie AMI gentlemen, an1
cOriny, the subscriber IPs l.adr Arrangements w.t. s
~ sling lafs' cla,, 20 unite with L. The class
peculiar promNr and Irn,nss thO Who d".rous ~
cafuin sng unusually rhe ir opportunity. FERN.
very low ndrcd. Tim, II mt'ting-tfpm L. ~, psk
ra-s lay anl rllisliy evenings. Plic--Np 49, fui
street \ r. WARMER.
Translator OF kuber', Elements Of No.rl Muse Dr g
weber'' Mosic Teacher, Theory ct Composition, So.
IT, IB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

NEW HASrsHIRE SLSAroR.-Leonard Wilcox
vas chosen a Senator TO Congress by the New
Hampshire Legislature, on Wednesday last, 10
oil the vacancy cccasioned BY the resignation OF
Franklin Pierce. Mr.. Wilcox has already sup
Pred the vacancy to the Commences ment o, the
session under temporary appointment from th,'
Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13
nruh Crssirw.~e Stats.

'rpsr, y IN BIZ na~, yl' of >rnntr s1s on >'inrt''
1l,, The ,,a>onabic c'' '''rNed n 'enn'' ''
with the Which IN, given hc black Ci,n're :, "a
great fayor Not b.ug coloscd. he prah Cs''nl'r' IS
made extremely li.ht without Wparm1 ~ proper QUA
bhny. Pnct -. SPt\CER, - BroaiNaf,
ms a n IN TN, lrnr below Nurray.>t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13
r Howe. u,rc,rs sSorc.cmra C,,d,,

This v'Ty rrr,itni snrl's noN ifsiuuns lIh tl7sn
i, POp'v have trird Il, Thy have become ,sts'- nii
there a IN II AMI ih.s. elYn have prrha,.
and realized benefit, from the II,g'inr CapN 80 uni,
cannot tad to give snoh~r csTo he pocurrt - y 20
Brpadway, c0rtsr o Howard =, Rrcotct % coughs
orr throat sud bronchitis huaI,sDe,,. sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

" row occurred in the fremont The airc a.
Boston. Il few night. since. One OF the actor..
named Field. (he Pha1ma and Straw. OF the Pic
and ro,D assailcd ". +. johnson, who va. 90
badly injured to prevent his appearance. The
cause is not stated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13
y Photographic 1.iisenesses, BY an iylpro,H
Dss7l. 'reo,yp' prg''-- by VI D. NaN LOAN. CORNER
Cuami-r.-.i. ana Rroata,. nt,lz In
= The Great Com,,n;..iou.

Church constituted sni cha 20. The Gosp.l ~ 10
Norif by The Rev. John iisfri, d. d Pre,dsm of Ch~
snnt college, author ~ 'Ntmmo. Great I,sc8.r,' etc,
win an Esay by Hm. Y. " lian.. T.. D. Pa,oro' tmty'
street. G. EIeh. NewipfA This Dav Published at fpr ss
BY DAY TON NJ" NAN, cor Fulton AMI Ss,,ag-fls
Al-. Just recevei-Grosth IN GRACE Gem the nunc
Of Edward. and james.
The Golden Cef,ssr from ia. xriti,@ OF Usrr.s ms3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

WREcx.-Thc 4. ) Consul NJ Maianpo, 4. has
'rn, T. the Collector e, Nsn-O,.can, pap,r .ound
j. 4 bo,rlc pie. II zap 'cn miles sorra Of CORFU
Christi Fa'. Il IS iliei OH 5oarl the ship AZ
4rnir.rr from Lasrrl and shy. that ,he vessel ~,
di,mr.,ed On tho l9;h September The Captain
had been washed o,erboari ariino mon died from
exhaustion. Tie v1irf IA, fast gaining 90 ihcr1
and the 'hip would proha'iv sink '~'rrc morning
\ yc..ei $50. -ecs 20 viadwau which d. va> hoped
"osid come To the rescue. Tar per We ''gncd
Samut. >mi,hson. ,upcrarso.
fEor FLoRinA-Thc =. Augustine News ri
the iih instant contains /, notice 60, meeting oi
the ci,'7ersr7 NrvngusyillS + T. tot the purpose
OF protecting thcu.clve. against the Indians. Tie
only ncw. concerning the Indian. j. embraced 10
TIN following resolution Of the meeting:
Rs,o'rc5. That while ,hi. mceting i IN session
we have received authentic Information that In
dian. have iust hcon seen wi'h's Ten miles ct thi'
place ,ad that TIN, meeting immediately adjourn
Myxlco-Thc y. o. Courier, e. he ~ instant.
r., The following lc''cr'
N,r,NogA>. It'll May. 1872.
i believe NJ this moment n would b. easier 20
abolish tho Catholic religion ~ Mexico IMAM 20 ii"
away with the prohibi,ory laws against. or high
duties -. foreign -ood, when impaired. for the
Mexican manufacturer have succeeded - naN'n-
4 national question Of II.
III is rcpur'ct here hat a >pani'A fiigaic Lac
captured ont of the Texan armed -cho'ncrs.
-Four hundred mca OF the chain gang arr d lily
employed in digging a ditch around Matnmors>,
which is also to BE- dctcudcd by several forts. The
Carr .on Of the place now mu'ter' about 'N' thou
sand mon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

DyrARruHE oF REcRUIrs.-A heavy de,sch.
ment, 208, men and boys, enlisted at the naval
rendezvous in hi. city, took their departure ,hi.
morning, per railroad and osweeo steamers, for
Boston. The majority Of the drift consist o..
Young healthy boy-. who are now for the hru
,pe leaving their parental roof for more active
and useful sphere. About forty boys vet remain
board the receiving ship Monroe
Buffalo Com Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13
THE TRIB u y +


j DOCtOT IUT""VI '1NN''' I'-I,.,.,I .
.dtou Of Doctor LarGGeis torr.- pi i"'fDr's d'rt"
<tio'. mt puh isl,cd ssie tls ofc- Pnc-
: CENTS Tie subjects embraced IN tte LTcturr, ar
Fl-ctrc,ty-The rD-Galsanisn-1hs Fixed >tar>-mHs
motto Ncede-f.sutUde and MISUNDERSTANDING, ar
nns-Pppg ar Fa'lfc..--Lieht-fsiug >srs-Irui"rsfy
<sf>-II orirai >krjch ui Astrr De~ri~n'r a1-
ed ID >oundN bTsi Oii.'i H'
Reuns-t oliac Baitery-SieaI Engnes o. UTtaI bIihh
and America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

" A collision occurred at Ncw.Hayen on Fri
day eveni.g at the wharf between the steamboat.
Belle and Ncw-Ha'en, BY which the former va.
damaged TO the amour, of several hundred dollars.
The whec-house wheel. &c, were carried away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13
- New Beok for Farmers Element. ~ =,

ehtlhc anh f<cuca Agriculture, or the appl c'on oi .
logy, Geology and Chemistry a. Agriculture Aud iDu-
culture, Intended I.Nt Book Farmer, anil
dent, ~ sgricuiinrf by AOnIO brsy, 4. Teacher NJ
Chemistry. e.. tulryer. Mss. J4.i published hy
M DAYTON NEW rYr Fulton gri N..,aa ,ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

u The rIst-the most destructive foe Il
wheat in yir.inia-h,s already made it. appear
ance along the Jane. River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

oisi' FN W. NboDf 'Npf ~ idfi bfnf 1t. lis made m
rapgtnoas IN receive 90 h. .@' dry nj April two laIge
nf'icrs Transparent window >hades euibr scng aluoS
every Mud 81 lanf,cfp"s, ~wi.-, snd Italian bew. Ng
neiie and plain crtr"., Frenr SCROLLS, es nnonllgt
Landscape Nafirgaed scroll. painted u brilliant and per-
nfanent o cplors Famlss n sd of spendry tirr iims
10 purchasing SECOND hand aclr A. auction be- ,nl-
pii'd with transparent ndO~ shadrs ~ the oiloe %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

" The store Of B.toP 4 Son at New-Haven
was broken open on the nigh' Of tie 10Th inst, and
robbed OF abeu, sl5 The robber was interrupted
by one OF the clerk, and made his escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

III uUI'f' tfI, IIIf u BO.UU IafInY TfUnNf ~ ms
city, Preparrd - attend To- any command he may De
'ored with ia eisi-r Of u.ese department. Of Ar
y. u DENkRFIX.
fB Ia fn M - Iblu.sreef , sspf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

u GESrLEsES can obtain very pleasant furnished p.r
orr and bedrooms with board. ij Broadway. MIG Inn
II D.'isos's ~nrrrse eurpE AID Issr,ucrios 81
Broadway. myl7 i'm ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

urnur" Of aay dCscrpton - d,p0" ~, bfssk
Tg up tou'e-k-'pug, 10 int -cadv sale Any p'rina
or al 90 their gDo.,, by .flug Their aldfe, caing
aPfh Ne 'LDs'fScr ben'i, ip amount gur. based.
COTTON \ 90. ~ rhsitams
A. Private sael fret rate Piano Forie that - u be- sod
very low. ~ 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

PETtR TuE iIsENrr va, decidedly man If gsnu. By
hi, power, died 10y money swords, he stirred
sll Europe against the nhdel Ssracrns- But hr
has found rival rs Dr. Peter. who hy hs Lolenge> AMI
Pills alone. he, aroused the whole Western Continent,
waken-d Them from their ef ~ Death hlti tslr soD.
Hih his spirit and thus made them the Of
Headaches, Colds Coughs, D. spepss and tie thousand
wants that swell the tram ol Disease and Death III med
the by which be has wrong ht tb, wonder
They kept at 80 Broadway and p Fulton-trreL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13
The Chrape.s Cn-h Tailor ,s,.-P v

- Tho tHrapest (n-b Tailor yet.-P
w >IfD, NcfcIsut Tailor No Itbs'hani learr sofs.s
81 .rine-treet makr tlpny order 10 ihe nsai.s
'tye ~ l~r cent cheaper iH the cbelpet Cab IA pr
the city. GO myl5 H.
y siranEe~, D. you want IosIts and >bo,.,-If %
20 10 >crbnerk 90. Great ca, Boz; ami <is nss
At. - t,'hsrne o IDnro~ r~fe you can III
TIE larg" 1nd lest 7sDrtGsn you ever and a. prcs
lss-f before rqua.ei. Jnf -, = "a n,llu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13
y Remember tho Krmova, Of The Reni

(Mmpiine Oh, spIIlts and IHpf0Ved BUfuef- u "a
FlNettf i, ~ Bi0aINay, opi-sl. >ih. price -.
dIcei neatly 30 per cent g. ". McCRtDN r.
j. Is I'm -
FGheOlsgicat DiscWs-'ep.-Just Published.
TheolOgcs Discussion between Rev Mr. Henson Ai,ip.
distl and Rev Nj ipgas dnN-r,ailsD icld >ouhhOld
l.. I. IN January, ldis Prire ~ cents
Also, large variety oi InNsr>a' Books Pamphlet,
Nr nj the IByrral>t Book Establishments NJ 800 fuls
street, bctwren Nassau and Broadway. ~ am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

BEAUTY - PprESr As The nOfnirg di,ner~s tho
frss Tat gather the Nature even " Fsr Con
rsuds Eau lie Beaur 90 True Water OF Resniv reupy.
rom the human csuntruance the stains that di.fgurr II
To be cosvinc-d OF the spposene,s The cornpsr On
gentle reader, hcu ba merely 10 test the quae. Of ,h.
Eau De Beauie. PinpI-s, Morphew Tan Fr.rs.. ,ho.s
ipuisn sdv-r.sres ~ beauty, vanish before il Ike Va
por in the sunlight Tobe hal where -se in N.syo'L
bat DR.. G.'s Exclusive Office. 81 walker. on. door i
Broadway. One dollar usr Ipo';.e ' ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

CoSSEcrIcuT.-lhc Legislature OF Connecticut
adjourned on Friday the l0lh. after a short Sos
sion ut which the New Haven Palladium say
more iutoicraut aud reckless legislation ha, been
brought To- II close than las ever bsisre been wit
messed IN the State. FiIiy-.ix act. have been
passed the chief Of which are the act repeating
The hesistry Law, Ac.-thc act ii.franchi.ing per
sons on account of their politics and occupation
he act repeating the charter Of the Mechanic.
n""N "i Ne" ha'en-ihe act allowing Sheriff. II be
chosen by plurality instead OF maiori,, of vote.
the proposed amendment TO the Con,,,,u,;or
permitting oil persons II year, OF age and over
ovo,c-the act to abolish cccrciyc measure, in the
Collection OF de5,s-ihe ac, concerning common
schools ard the act di,irAachi,ns the STUDENT, Of
Yale College.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

AxLRfcAs NusgUN-The most exirsordio.,, ,,,.,so,.
are put orth her. this week. The Iodu,rrtous Plea.
sgnor b,r the great vrfrroquist ant magician ami
Variety on sng NC dancing mysterious Gg.y Girl Anifn,
Magnetism kc spiendd Bslcon ascens on take. place
rom hr Garden al the top NJ the MGsrvm every nigh, al
nine oekrA Rare novelties for % cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

NEw-ioaK DAILY TRrBCSr.-A few cop;-. NJ m. &,
volume complete. bound and fbr sale a. this o,be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

CONFIDENCE iSsPIRys CoNFIUFsCE-e Heal. Hair Re-
tnratyr applied without charge unihe hair restored
A-o, Tor ale i,r The convenience Of those who uss ,,
poOad- a. which lsnysluable. Price 81 per bottle s.
per jar, which contain sufficient any cs.~
balhne,s ~ B-Persons references given some OF our
hfsi ctIens, ~bo have had their hair restored Dep,,
Onions Bstsl- i79 Broadway r-rn.r COnrlasdtsr.et
The proprietor - IN attendance On 10 O'clock 10 con.
rart on The above ierns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

10 The Alexsndri, Gazette says the wheat
harvesting has commenced in tina, neg hborhocd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

tFsCr WORM KNOWING -Inusce, perjury anil ireacl.'
NAV, perhaps, succeed Tor with The public. and
borrow tor vhllr from hope, and hOuri,hng
pearnnce but tine b-trays their week.-mrs.. and they fs
uis OF themselves. !n structures every Lind NJ,
bower phu should have the greatest hrmns>. tie ground,
and prime pies NJ sc-u houI be- u,t and true. Thu
siih those who have attempted upon fie
public article which they sndeayOr 10 represent a. p..
s-Dg virtue, OF squai magnitude 10 OF H.. p0pu
lar and eiicarou, nficut ever Introduced ~ he pubic
t. >arsaparl and Tomato Ber. .od wholesale ana
tail by = Brown, No % "s,hngtoufreei, Ro,ion. We
have heart number nj our io physicians, 'peak pf hen
terms 81 the highest pra.e, thy 10 ,gree that !, a.,
beet alternative 10 use for -fhiard .y,ism or Tor
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. los ~ appetite huuor.
ne.>, veskue., ate ouach. dIkEsss pan The hs at
Il. ~ fact They should be- generally used .. sprin,
medicine Tbs articles 81 rhich they ars principal IL
compo>e th, pure cNtract ~ ie best spanish Sarsas
fs and the extract NJ Tomatoes. Al thoS- affected xit
N, above smeBt, should call ami Try a bottle.
Sold ~ wholessie and retail by Tie agent. A " D.
Sands Druggists No. - Fulton corr er II CoL..i 100 Full
tDn-s rs Broadway and y Ia, Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

y W. ,hsl 20 on eonggsrag 10 conquer. or -urmy
dsssse and our cure certain long ~. rh,e.
efecinal weapons, Dr. l. d. Fleming, Ned Gated Cas,e..
His Worm Candy most sfrc'ual rems,iy t0r worm.
hi, Dsrrt1s Candy vii the most stubborn ea.s IL
hoSe complaint; hs Tonic Candy relieve. ind,
gesiian, Co.veusss. Heartburn Sc .Dd 81. Cafhsrte
Candy az universal pbysc hehnd the I,-,, rene
dies Sod al l35 Nassu.st. ~hoesae aud rrtal - Al
70 Pnon-s 10 Brpaa~ay io and la Bow, :; Fyb,,
Avenge ~ CreennIchsl, aAd Is EIlton..t. Rry,krn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

GA FRI occurred ~ 'ho lgll'iins Nos 81 and
IS Ns..al street ucar tir cornrroi M1don L1n",
ocru,i,d b, Cooling a. an eating c'ia-i''r"nt. IL
raucl, IN the b.lmrd room ari Threatened %
sweep avs, lhc .argc bloch in th- nlii'i % which
:, va. situated. BE-. great number ~ engines
rcrc .rcciii, on lh, -,oond. 'I. ilr h'dr.nt' th
"a. great distant wen pat in 'rq1i'ii'n amt =
aa.d Of water wa. poured ur,n y "inch even pre-
vented B., troru brc,aias out -" "gi'r Pa'' ct
~, bui.Ia. "a, .,a,'y DESTROYED.
- Counrelt-i, fee dollar bits on thct'"''.''.
ria! RAMS cf Philadelphia arc ia circa.atIaa. I"'y
ar,. ro,rly c>.cu,rt aud c,s,', detected.
ISpn.-B, thr account, brought By 'he Ci''n
don from C.n'pn r 0. utdcr.tnnd tnaf to- t1'n.~
De- missionary establishment ar Macao NJ er''oi-
my binding. NJ Hong k,n.. AMI thc Re. No..
ShurA and Rpbct'-, American Baptist Mi>si"nt-
r;cs. intended erecting thrive 'rhool go"rn' ant
chanel, fcr natives. provided the os'a'r'd 49,
nece.,ar, all 90 jcl,ay ,hr c>rcn'e-. rr~ "n''8
rop.,la,inn there va. ,>timAtsd 10y CONG 10 1910 vi
=, r,oa.. composed chiefly of The .ror,. aa' pooi-
ct clas. OF the pepu.a'i"n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

MSssss- EDfrOEs-AlOv m" n rerommned. lhrongi
valuable Journal gentle OF tas'e te.rng CON
Tort NJ. Frederick >chsfntr No. - White sirre, %,
Broadway date Of far.i as boot rias-', cling cOufd.n
that all those who want OF handsone neat an,
ei.y boot sanno, but he ACCOMMODATE ami p-ssed sl
believe his workmanship % BE- unsurplsed B. cu.io
IL IL lW II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

RuoDE IstASp.-Thc Providence Express, the
organ Of the Suffrage party SAYS that no warlike
preparations gong on in the State, and that
there will be no farther disturbance provided meu-
surcs be adopted to extend the right Of suffrage
We observe call for those persons in three ward.
sttuiion to meet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-13

W The Erc Observer Of the lIh inst. pub
fishes a letter from Philadelphia giving glowing
description Of the launch OF the friga,c Rari,an.
which did not take place here OH the 2jth ult. Tn
account Is quite cIrcumstanti.-at least lj0 O0O
persons were prcscn,-60 guns were fired on III,
occasion-a .loop sunk from being overloaded. bur
nobody drow ned-and pickPockets we're plenty
one gentleman from Maryland having hi. pocket
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

authorized TO solicit subscribers to the con-
ship in specie, and pay it over TO the Trea-
surer, when collected.
Resolved, That the President, Secreta-
ries, and Treasurer, draft a code of By
Laws, 10 be presented to the Society at its
next meeting
Resolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary, and copy of the constitution
be published in the Southport Telegraph
and American, and the Union Agricultur-
isl.
Resolved, That this meeting adjourn
sine die.
ORA MARTIN. Press.
f.. BURCHARD, Sec'v.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

End ofMe WorM.--I, is singular fact
that the Rev. Mr.. Miller is constantly gain
ing converts to his doctrines. 1t is said
that the Rev. Mr.. Fitch, is one Of his dis
cples, and is about leaving his Society to
proceed on a Mission to prepare his coun-
trymen for the great event.
Doctor Dyonisius Lardner, in his lee
lures in the city of New York, has re-
marked that there is some probability that
our earth may come in collision with Bela's
comet before many years. We have not
heard that DIR. Lardner is convert OF Mil
ler's; yet how do we know but that Miller
is right, and that this comet, spoken Of by
DR.. Lardner, is to be provided for us as
refuge, when the end of the world has ar
rived? What a grand procession it would
be, when all mankind are taking leave of
this world end scrambIng up the tail Of a
comet, to get place in a new planet.
Salem Obs.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

STEAM FIRE ENGINE.--lt appears that
a steam fire engine, in the city of New
I ork, has recently thrown a stream Of wa
ter to the height of about 175 feet, from
pipe one and half inches in diameter;
which would furnish discharge of about
three fold the quantity Of water projected
from one of our largest Hydraulions, and
nearly equal to sir common fire engines.
The form Of the steam ire-engine re-
sembles that Of a common locomotive en-
CINE used On a railroad, and the cost Of
one of them is about the same. Instead Of
possessing self-propelIing power, however,
it is drawn by a pair Of horses, and its
force is applied to operate the pisterns OF
the forcing pumps. The temperature of
the water may be constantly maintained
at the boiling heat by a small quantity of
anthracite coal, kept burning in small,
movable, stove-like apparatus, placed
within the cavity Of the furnace, IN which
case, the machine may be put into instant
operation by the addition of supply of
fuel. 1t requires, commonly, about twen
ty-live minutes TO get up the steam, which
is nearly as quick as the machine can, in
ordinary cases, be transported to the scene
Of conlagration, and fixed ready to per-
form its duty.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08
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