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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12

iDP or rope walks in the United States, il
seems that there are 333. The capital invested in
these amounts 10 2465.j77 dollars producing
value Of 4,07S,3 SOC dollars. I, appears that one
third Of these rope walks UIl) arc in kentucky;
and that the pia invested in them is I,023 $50
dollars. or a ulo less, than half the entire capital
so employed. The value produced 10 1,2g2 PIG
dollars. or more than fourth Of the entire produ.-
ton Of this branch Of industry in tho United States
II Major Noah docs change HE political virture
and turn traitor 70 his party nearly as often ~ the
moon changes, he can tell a flo very neatly, still.
Just hear him
DowNRIeHr BfaAHT "A man in North Caro-
lima al different times married thirleon wives, and
feward was offered for his apprehension.
person ANXIOUS 10 bung the monster 10 Justice en-
tice1 him into his house, and persuaded his wife Ia
chat with him until he could procure n constable
When he returned no found that the culp.It had
elopcd with the lady.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
ILLEGAL TAXATION.

iEJD The opinion Of Mr. Legore, as Attorney
General, in support OF the Presidents prstenson 10
exercise the taxing power, without authority Of
law, has been published. Il is such documen, as
might be expected from a subtle and interruptions
eouHior, in support ofa cause deor TO his masters
heart but utterly aJhousnl 10 right and justice.
II, in @ word, bends tho law n the land in base
compliance TO the dictaiion Of The Executive. The
reader may form some idea Of the force and chorac-
Ter Of his argument 10y being informed that he con
tends that the regulations made by the Executive
Secretary Of the Treasury, such regulations o.
are contemplated by law-ia other words, that IN,
ErseuiiDs is the Lao. IN this. Mr. Attorney Geno
raj appears 10 have followed the very words Of ON
Of the Tory Judges who COVE judgment ngains
John Uampdeo, in the celebrated case Of Shif
Money. That worthy prototype Of Mo Legarc, in
answer TO the argument q HampJen's counsel
that the consent Of Parliament was necessary {,
wausn, the King 10 the imposing Of taxes, Oh
served:
"The law knows no such King yokng policy
The law s itself On old and trusly servant Of III
= Kings II is his ins,rumon, or means, which h,
+" usslh TO govern hs people ny, never hssrd o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
Correspondence Of,Ae ual,ed sl.ls, o..sue.

Exchanges OF every description are inactive at
yesterdays Quotations. The Cotton market 10
little letter. $40 bales were taken at full prees.-
Eiour is droopingi since my las, 5000 bb:s Gsnne-
sc and Ohio have been FOR the Liverpool market
a, So SEA IS So-sales have been made to-day Of
Gsnnessse, Ohio, and Michigan. probably 500 OF
each, ut IS 4Sl-Southern is nominaliy IS "a 6
no sales-wc have no, yet received any nav
fu.
a so doll are becoming scarce--thev are held
a, "a soc. 93 obs whiskey, poor order, brought
s9'i 2Oe is tho regular price. 50 hhds Cuba sugar
SOD a, fii 81 do Porto Rico S5i, do DO. by aue-
ton, sl,4l % boxes brown navani Sii. n bags
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
NEW FIRM.


T. II b n q, V A.
rI'HE undersigned have this day associated themselves
together for the purpose OF conducting an Auction
Receiving, Forwarding, aud Gene raj Commission Business
under the name AMI style OF
w II TIE * OLDNER,
At the OH stand, opposite the Mechanics Hail. frncry
occupied 10y Messra. Oldncr Digges. They will give
strict attention 10 all goods consigned TO Them either
private or public sale
The Senior partner has had eight Hence the
Tobacco trade, aud will give his unrenting and
attention the sale purchase OF Tobacco Cotton, Flour
Merchandise and III oucc will be forwarded with az
little delay possible Their charges will be the lowe
rates established la Petersburg They respectfully solicit
share of patronage from their friends and the public
general Merchants and Planters may rely their
ness being promptly aud faithfully altendedlo.
GEORGE WHITE
Aug ~ lS2. JOHN q OLpNER.
RelereHees-Messrs Van sclaick & Adams, York;
Mercer, BIothers a 10. Philadelphia; John Plelsans
x soma Dalimorc; Winfrce q Williamson, Richmond;
Mcllwane Brownley Go; Pccblcs Hall 20; stain.
back. ESD slurdivant q Hurt Petersburg; Charles a
George Reid Lloyd w Williams Esq. Norfolk Va. James
Campbell, Esq. Raleigh, " T.; Robert w Williams, Eel
Thomas u Neal Esq Danvile, Va; John A Sewers Eco.
iiahah H. Vai u iiiiiard, Esd Farmyile. Va; W
Pugh. ESD. CASTOR, n q. w4w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
From he ". o. BullsiiH.
BANK NOTES.

-" Mr. Tyler thinks now, that the proceeds Of
the public lands will he the mos, uniform and steady
source Of revenue, and that the Treasury cannot
deprived Of them, without producing fluctuations
runous 20 the manufacturers. a few years ago
tais same individual thought the land money should
be distributed among the States, by all means. to
prevent these very fluctuations in the revenue.
which were equally injurious to the Government
and the manufacturers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12

Received this day by 8 LYONS.
nTARY and Letters Of Madam D'Arbay aufhnr ~ Eva.
~ Hna, Cecilia, SC. Bltcd by her Niece, vol I
The Poets and Poetry II America with an hiqor,es Al In
PRODUCTION. ny Rufus Griswold.
Notes ofa Tour through Eeypt, Aribia Petfr 10 Tho
Holy Land, Including visit a. Athens Sparfn Deipbi Cad
"a, Thcbcr NJ Sinai, Petra, &C. nv 10y Morris > yoI
The unted lfishmcn' their lifes and times, vols ~
ALSO,
The Boston Mscelllny for August
Young Peoples Book DO 10
Handy Andy No DO July
~ Nzms with the Washingonans, MOI
Dictionary Of Ads, Manufacturer and Mines, from
No ll"2 LYONS
snJ Mems n.
NEW STYLE LINEN FROCR COATS, & e
y sehuemeni received this dsyi and ioI eale low.
auf w MEREDITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
REFERENC E s

TUE subscriber, steT dscontnuing his School for three
Years will commence teacf ing again the enrinr year
10 is School will be taught al te lower branches Of an
English cdnca0n also, the Latin and Greek Ianguages
Gconeuy Algebra lConic Elections, TrigonometIy, Le
Vcl'ug, and Surveying
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy will he tar1, as far
as ttia eau be d0no without the aid 81 apparatus.
Students will be required To write Compositions Tcauf1r
", and those studying tho Languages will be required fre
gucny Ia re luce Gees IN Engsh into each OF the dead
Languages.
The subscribcr can accommodate some nix or oabf
boarders. Tho charge frr boird will be nIOj mcaa tic
student furnish his bed IN which 50 will be dc
Quoted.
The tuition fce win be go. Payments will be required Al
tho expiration u each session.
The School will the 18th Of January noxf
an vacation Of month will 30 gwen n the summer
Those wishing inform themselvc parfcu fr1y
concerning this School would refer 60 McssIs Andof.
SON Of Richmond Mf r. Jones' Of the Ity LOUISE
and othoTr, who have heretofore strouzed Fchool
Books vii be furnished 10 students 10 store prices
Those wishing enter their wards will please
inform conyenent bY addressing letters 10
mo 81 Dcntonsyilo, r. o., Hanover county.
" w5w W. q. SHELTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12

iDDLoeofocoism in Kentucky is exhibiting some
strange antics. Last year il vas elamorous against
the Banks because they would no, resume, and nov
it s equally clamorouS agAns. them, because they
will not suspcndf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12

CRY or wuJJ.Msnupo ru..o,

UVNI, Juno ~, TN1l,
The paroles 10 the annexed order the Court al
~ nothcd thatl have appointed tho 31h day Of August
l7l& 10 commence the accounts therein ordered, on which
day. ny luocock A. NJ, they desired 10 attend af nv
once ~ TIC SAID city with thcr vouchers AMI ovlenec In
order 70 enable the Commissionerto report
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
NORTH CAROTJNA

The Wings have certainly lost the Legislature By
small majority. They have carried their Cove
nor-bu. this poorly eompensalos Tor the loss Of IN
Legislature
The Cd North State must DO better next Time.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
TO THE oREDsT9as OF FRANKLIN

Won arc hereby notified, that two Trust Deeds have
been caccuodo ne, by FRANKLIN sperfy a irn, in tho
town LInchburg, for the equal tic cTe,Iors
Of gd hu, WHO shall within ninety days aerfhe 2Ia a.
81 june The date % said deeds notify tho
her acceptance % the provisions 81 The same and under
hand end seal release tho said Franklin Sporty fr.n
a liability iuubcr than the effects Of tho hr nhall dis.
uJ- Our address Is I5nchbnrg. Va. .....-
THOMAS r. BOuLDfN
DAVID y. sPENCR,
IN % elm Trustees OF FRANKLIN q sperrv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
ELECTIONS.

Ia Indiana the result is still doubtful. Tie
whis'' 30 lar a. returns aie received have elected
Is and the Locos 25-,he. latter losing 2.
Ia Kentucky, the only contest is between Relief
and An,i-Rei.G Issue doubtful
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
JOHN NJ. MILLER.

n Y IWENET At LAW
WILL regularly aucndiho Superior and Inferior o,r,,
w NJ Powha'an and Cumborlind-be will slso seni ~
tho tranacton n any business entrusted 10 him in lie
counties Of Amelia and Coco bland, " wv
Address, Powhatan Courthouse.
iu 10 colin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12

fUFsln consequences OF the inelemency of the wea.
tier. DlXoN'S CONCERT. for the Benefit of
the Female Humane Society, is postponed ill IT,
Night.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
MAR X IAGES.
DEATHS.

Married. In the county Of New Kent on the 2Is .JuIv
10y Rev. Henry Smith, Mr. VIM A. Christian OF Tho m :,
Navy, 10 Miss Louisa Jane Warren.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12

SunEIioR WESTERN BACON, &e.-
- - hhds Ono honey sides
10 do small sized family hama
do very hne shoulders
% kegs Of Lard
ALSO.
Todfs Family Bacon, for sale by
aul2 A. q yISSrnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12

iDS The famous Reuben NJ. Whitney, who
now edits paper in Philadelphia, joins the pack
Of Tories and Tyleres. who are nssailing the Re-
representatives. Of the People. His companions and
his labOufs are worthy OF him. I, would be plea
SAINT to see him and his ancient comradc, MIR Henry
A. Wise, embraced
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
WIN. j. ROBERTsON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Charlottesville, Va.
WILL practise regularly In the Courts Of AIbemarIe
w and LOusa; aud attend 20 busincFs coDfded 10 him
In the adjacent counties.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
sEooND-uAND PIANOS IN FAFM-
WILLIE

I,OR ale second hand Pilnos, from so IN eI3O
u hlso new ones from the best MsnuiactOries; new
'niG ciswif ? mGELOw.
HUNTS MERCHANTS mAGAZINE-InIy
number received by Tie ale agents ~ Richmond
iu26 SMITH, DRlNKER q MoRRIs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
A VALUABLE ALBEMARLE ESTATE FOR
SALE

rTHAT fine estate on which now reside N Tor sale n
Il b. situated In the county ~ hlbcniflo, Rockfah
liver, and within half milo % s James river and
naWt canal There " about 80 IN the tract
bracing large quantity of ow grounds Of hIs rate quail
~, AMI which, oded by the river. Tho heh land
lica level s o. The best quality, well Adopted 10 the
zowh o wheat and producing tobacco ofhe fnod
There h large portion OF woodland yet 10 clear, we'll
adapted o. wheat and tobacco. Upon the place good
dwelling house, aud all tho necessary odhouaca that the
comfort 81 family could ask also, fret barn and
mar inc fhorcunto attached viii gootohacco houscg
Il seldom that such estate Tits il put In markets
nor would be hui fnr the desire lave n ray my
dob's Toms Accommodate ing, andr ado known In future
advertisement, when Tho lsni will be more fully described
an " cwiw WJ GARTER
SARATOGA WATER.
lust received fresh supply 81 Saratoga iodine sptinq
Water, which customers will ud cool 40 hours Of the
day. BOLTON a HARRISON,
iu30 Corner above the Ranks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
From the Jonrn,, Of cou,nere,

From the Journal OF Commerce.
THs NEw CosS LAW The following Is a statement Of
tho operation OF sir Robert Pees bin showing the duty
In Federal money payable abushcl OF wheat. when
the average piee OF wheat IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12

The New Orleans Banks appear to be in blue
way, ii we my judge FROM the following statement
in the Bulletin CT the 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
BELLE ISLE NAILS.

FULL supply Of improved qualify Tor sale AZ low ~
~ lower than IN any eiiy In The Uhtci Sfairs by
JUS v TRPIETT q SON
WHITE OAK PLANK, ron TOBACCO
w BOXES ieOGO feet Of Tobacco BoI PLANK, Tor
sale. jill JAS GEO. WINSTON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IL persons having claims sgeinsithe Estate Of Maria
"A sctc, Decd late OF the cry OF Richond are he
byneluesei 10 make then, known TO tho subscriber or
10 PhhpU Jones, of the City Of RchnonJ. soon "a
practicable, as he u desirous TO close his
JESSE sNEAD Sheriff OF Hcurico county,
. and az such Administrator OF Maria Settle.
aul - c2AwGw
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
IHhitE will be Petition presented tho Legislature
aithe next session for the passage Of law auhorng
INC safe OF tue Bank stock belonging to South farnha
Parrish In the county of Essex aud the lending the
proceeds ihereoIupon good security within the said
eni approprsns the Interest said loan loans pur
poses Of education. In ~ wSr
HOrkINsvILLE,P OWHATAN.
IANING b. en- scd by former patrons continue
our School, W. have consented TO do u will
open CAS- usuaD the 18Th September Address TO IIas
borough Post Office, Chesterfield county.
Terms per Session OF Ten Months:
Beard and tuition In the English ranchcs.....,eiGO
instruction IN Music and OF Piano.. ..........i5
ID nfawinE and Painting ........----'- A.
Do Ffench.-..- In
ohe hA OF the above ehargesto be paid In advance.
Il u MURRAY,
au5-N6w J MURRAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
Gszssss2ssD-
~
by LAST' vsvIN0's MdIL

Tho debate on tho veto was opened. Wednesday
by MIR Adams in powerful speech. teen ing with
he glorious spn,-which animated the men, wiz
achieved our Independence. lilo expressed hi
deep regret that the Executive had declared W,
'sSinsi Consre's--but for one. he declared his de
termination never to submit We have room TO-
only ono brief paragraph,
u say, sir, exclaimed MIR A., the war is now dc
e'ared, acu admit that the Executive can no long
or retreat without disgrace, rs I also hold Tia
neither this nor the other House OF Congress ear
without the same consequences. The position ba,
been taken on both sides: the issue has been OF r
&C and accepted; and now nothing remain, bu, Ina
an appeal he taken TO the People. or-wh;eh NAV
Heaven in its infinite mercy preven'l-sn np,s,i
be had to the God Of bat,les. Much sensation IN
the House,
Mr. A. concluded with q motion to ref,r ia,
Message to a Select Com mi,.ee Of l3-which
after pOin, of order raised by Mr Wise, and over
ruled, was carried by vote Of los to 81.
We annex an interesting letter from friend ir
Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-23
VOL. iii. no. g42.


NoTEs ON THE CENsus-LIFE AND DEATH OF
TIE SExEs.-We find the following interesting
calculations and notes on the recent census OF the
United States, in a1e Cincinnati paper. 1t Is
stated that there occurs, between Is and 25, one
death in oil; between 25 and 35, one death IN
43; between 50 and as, one death in 76; between
A. and S. one death in ga; between 30 and 65,
one death ia "a; between IS and IS, one death
in 10; between Is and So, one death in l25; be-
tween Is and IS, one death in 10; between 90
and O5, one death in l lG.
The above shows less proportion of deaths
bestween - and %, il proportion to those be-
tween and Is than the bills of mortality gene
rally show.
From the age of 35, the proportional number of
deaths continually increase, until At the age Of 100
but few remain The last census shows 759 per-
sons above the age Of 100. Notwithstanding the
great number of those who die young. yet more
than two hundred thousand white persons in the
q. States are past the age OF seventy.
The laws of Life and Mortality between the
sexes are very remarkable. They may be stated
thus:
L. In the present condition of the white popu-
lation of the United States, the number of females
born per annum is about twelve thousand less than
the males This determines Of itself that Polvg-
amy is not natural condition of man, and that
the laws Of nature and religion the same-,hat
one man shall be the husband of one woman.
2. AT twenty years of age the females exceed
the males. This proves that between birth and
twenty, the mortality among the boys has been
much greater than that among the girls.
3. From twenty to forty, the men again much
exceed the women which shows that this is the pc
Rod of greatest mortality among women.
d. From fortyto seventy, the difference rapid, di-
minishes, the females, in the early part of ie
gaining on the males. This shows, that this is
the period of greatest danger and exposure to men
the least 20 women
5. From seventy EDWARDS, the women outnum-
Der the men. This shows conclusively, that rela-
lively speaking in comparison with men, the heal
thest period of female life is the close of it. Alb
solutely, however, period, to either sex, is so
healthy as that of youth, the blooming period OF
boyhood and girlhood.
The above deductions of statistical tables cor
respond with everyday observations on human
life.
Women are exposed to peculiar hazards in the
middle of life but, in the long run, far the largest
part of exposure, danger, and risk, IN civilized ma
tons fall Oh men in the active periods OF lite.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-23
nnxi.run,s. Sept. IN.

Barnabas Bates, formerly Assistant Postmaster, Oct, 2
Lewis B. Reuun and William Dollon, Requa Doitoh,
dry goods merchants 40 Grand street .ory on
plant James StruiheIs and Geo. Scofeld-lnncuon
ordered. Oct 81. :,
Francis Baldwin and Daniel b Merritt baldwin Nler-
rilt merchants, n. W compulsory, onmplani OF hos
Hunk Co. Cromwell, Iiaight Co.. injunction ordered
Oct. 81.
Charles L. Carpenter butcher, n. y. Oct. q.
Thoma, Fitch clerk, N. Y. Oct. Oct q.
John K. Marshall, shoemaker, n. Y Oct Q.
John L. Rogers tlae firm Downer 4 RogeTs,) n. u
Dec 6.
Thomas Mullen, late grocer, N. Y. Oct. q.
John f. Gillespie shlpmaster, Casil.ion Staten isanu'
Oct 81
Rufus Emo, Pine Plains Duchess Co. Oct: 81
Nath'l Harris, Bedford, " eschesler co. Oct. 81
THURSDAY, September %
Henry II. Dexter Gate firm Raymond Dexter N. Y.
Oct -
j. Everson accountant n Y Oct. %.
Benj Saller date firm OF VIM. F. Salter Coz n. \.
Samue, Lsunsberry, merchant tailor Brooklyn, Oct B.
Geo w Pratt, syersmill, Newburgh late OF liza ri I'd,
Oct. q.
(ln,e firm Bruce ( Parish, Coeymans) Oct. 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-23
v,o p,ss,.a ,;,e TARIFF

The Loco, altcrthe passage OF the Tariff Gill
have the iupaaence 10 claim tho thanks OF the
People, because some twenty of them, against
their judgements and inclinatoss,' voted for 1t
We present oeiow sold phaIaux OF those that did
vote asuius, l. according to . their judgements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-23
q q { (


Every Ecdelai LocSfoco from Maine.
Every t,iaaJ Loco-Foco from n. Hampshire.
Every Fedyru .-oco-toc from Mary land
Every Fc5srai Loco-Foco from Virginia
Every tcde..s Ioco-F oco from North Carolina.
Every Fsaeg,d Loco oco from South Carolina
Every fcdrru Loco-Foco from Georgia
Every feder5i Loco-t oco from Alabama.
Every Federal LoCo-F oco from Louisiana.
Every t,dgta Loco-Foco from Tennessee.
Every Federal Loco Foco from kentucky.
Every Federal Loco-Fo from Illinois.
Every Federal Loco-F oco from Missouri.
Every Federal Loce-Foc from Arkansas.
Every Feoe,ai Loco-Foco from Ohio.
Every Federal Loco-Foco from Indiana.
Every Federal Loco.Foco from Mississippi.
Part of The Luco-f oces from New-1 ORR, aho
I'VE of the l.oco.toce from Pennsylvania lodged
The only Loco-Focos who voted for the oii
were Parmen,er of Massachusetts, from New
York, and those from Pennsylvania who contrvec
to swallow the litter pill without lodging
Bnt on the other hand, of the SIN States where
there wss aa Undivided Delegation of Harrison
Democrats, viz: Vermont, Rhode Island, Connec
tcu,, New-.ersey, Delaware and Michigan, TIL
WHOLE yorE WAS GIVEN FOR TIE TARIFF.
Cphiladvlphia Forum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-23

RAILROAD Ace.pGSr.-Wednesday, as the
cars from Baltimore for Philadelphia, were pas
sing sho,y aes5endiog curve near E!kton' a foot
traveller who va, walking in the track was run
over by the engine, the whole train passing over
his body, aud crushing his arm and leg most
dreadfully Z appeared TO be about 50 or 40
wears Of ago. said that he was deaf-his name was
Alexanae, Stevenson, and that he resided IN
Southwark. Bu, little hope Is entertained. OF his
recovery. ihe passengers have voluntarily attest
ed tina, tn sgipeer used every possible exert'on
TO preysni nc accident.
The MoDNoN vicToKY.-The Nauvoo Wasp
claims the lection Of Ford and Moore, a. great
Mormon v.cory If evidence could possibly have
been wautiug. TO nov That there had been most
iniquispu, alt!auce between the Mormons and the
Locos o, yfis STATE II is here presented
JChicago American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-23

~ The BosroN MISCELLANY, for October, Is
already published, aad is adorned by an engraving
Of Chapman friar Puck, and detormed by tash-
ion plate Among its contents are Translation
of sanscril Poem, by Alexander H. Everett; an
Essay OR So1set>, by W. a. Jones an Italian
Translation by Il. T. Tuckerman; Lines to Fly
ing Swan, 10y /. h. Noble; a Ta.e by j. d. h-
graham, &c SC. The criticisms are rather
meagre ana common place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-23
A SSOCIATION;

Or, Plan :or Re-orgaalzahon OF Society.
TIE Edor.hip ~ i. column !, distinct from, that
The Tribune Letter. he subject are to oe addre''ea
postpaid, to a. BRISBANE, rs Leonnrd'tree 'e-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-23
MFRS. HOLTON'S Boarding and Day
I scaool fer Young Ladies, No II Aui,y-st ausa 2al
MR.. and MRS. BAILEY will reopen

IT their Youn. Ladies School lp Carroll place sise
er-sir.ei on Wednesday. 7h OF September. They hav
few vacancies fsr boarding pupils, their limited numbers
ing twelve It will readily be perceived that punctua AZ
tendance necessary for tle immediate organization OF the
classes aust 6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-23

p APPLETON & Co. have just issued No. lA.
of Handy Andy, ans No. V. of Hector 0 Halo
ran-both full OF amusement, and illustrated by
humorous etchiugs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-23

TIE SMUGcLERs Son, and other Tales and Sketches in
prose and verse. BY A. w. Philadelphia, Herman
Hooker New York. D. Appleton Co.
The tales which compose this volume are from
the pen of lady, an adopted daughter of this
country Their scenes are generally laid IN her
native land Of Scotland, and she is most often found
with sher foo, upon the heather" She processes
to have written chiefly for the Improvement OF the
Young, and TO have striven to blend instruction
with amusement. A religious cast of thought and
purpose predomnates in her pages, which also
present the usual admixturc of sentiment, adven-
turc and romance.