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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

Banhrupts and the Bankrupt Law.-It
Is a fact, which reference 10 The records of
the District Courts OF the Uuiled States for
the Eastern and Western Districts of Peun.
syl1 ania will jnIly establish, tha, the app.
cations for relief by the Bankrupt law of
the United States, have been much less in
number, than III aRy state in the Union
wilh The same population. In New York,
The number of persons declared banksup,
have been thrice greater than in pennsylya-
MIA. In Maine. with not one fourth of our
population, the Bankrupt law has been en-.
forced IN nearly three thousand cases, if
newspaper reports are to be relied upon.---
In the Eastern District Of Peunsy ylvania, the
cases amount TO over one thousand.
The effect OF the Bankrupt law in Phila.
delp.ia has been extensively beneficial
Compromises with creditors obstina lie and
unyeldlng before ihe law. have been very
frequent. The general influence of the law,
over the dealings and transactions OF men
~ business; has been wholesome and use-
inl. Ii the law is continued, il will work
mosl favorable alteration in all credit trans
actions.
But will it be continued?
This is most important question 10 the
community; and il is still more important to
many who have hitherto heslaled TO avail
themselves Of The provisions Of The law.
At present the debtor is exempted by lie
laws of Pennsy lvanla from airesi and if
he IS lnsolsent, and wilhou, property he
cannot be disturbed by his creditors. But
IN what situation is he as TO the prosecution
Of future business! All the acquisitions of
ms industry and enterprise will belong to
his creditors. The property he may obtain
VIII DC subject TO execution, and thus he
remains, unless released by the Bankrupt
Law, al The mercy of his credilors.-U. S.
Gag.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

A colored woman in Richmond hung
her own child last Thursday |! was four
years of age,lred 10 do it,and was detected
the Sunday previous.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

The best way to perserve peach trees
from being injured by insects in the roots,
is TO engraft them into white walnut
trees.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

There is only thirty millions OF United
States Bank paper aAoat, worth thirty cents
to the dollar!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

Extraordinary Surgical Operation.
One of the most extraordinary and dan
gerous operations on the human frame
ever ate np.ed, was performed lately in
England, by DR.. Clay, of Piccadilly, Man
chester, on lady aged 46. An ovarian
sumor weighing IL lbs. , oz, together with
6 lbs. or. of fluid, apotbecaries' weight
was taken out Of the abdomen. The oper
alton was completed in tie short space OF
were entertained of ultimate recovery
Only one other similar operation had ever
been attempted in England, and tina. was
unsuccessful.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

rut-k~ a A- @i.-Nsas
three hundred votes. Where then were
the division men who voted foi Snyder!--
Were they inithe Fishingcreek townships!
Nota man. They had unanimously remon-
sira.ed against il, and now a. unanimously
vote against it, Were they in Mifflin and
Psxtonl No. You cannot get thirty
names Tor DIVISION in preference to removal
an both those districts, and yet they gave
III votes against Snyder. Were they in
Briercreeki-Most certainly not, for ma
joriiy of that township did Iemons.rste a.
gsinst division last winter, and now there
were 80 votes for Fruit, and fifty four moro
taken from Snyder and given to Fruit would
have given him tho majority. Did any of
those VINO prefer removal TO division in
that township vote for Fruit! Who believes
iil No one. Then where are the division
men that voted for Snyder! Nat 10 be
found any where but in The fertile imagna-
zion Of the Editors of the Berwick Sentinel,
SASpP' ooWC s"Shsy III oHu dpous OCi" "ieh'
We know that Snyder's s75 majority is a
kaock down argument for the division and
ami removal party. but we can assure them,
that had the candidate resided in either OF
the lower townships except Madison, and
the division question out of the way, and
no pipe laying in Danyille, SnydeI's ma
.joriiy would have been increased at least
600 if not 500, for then the question Of
removal or no removal would have beer
fairly up,without the influence Of neighbor.
hood friendship or the division TO operate
against the removal candidate. Petitions
have sswsys shown two to one in favor oi
removal, and the late election proves it con.
cluslgely. There is no backing out. Such
is the fact and no one in honesty can deny
1t.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

a Western paper in default Of INK has 10
be pnEled With TAR. They mus. have TAR.
paIion hard times in ,has region; or the
editor must be- Tariff man
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

A party Of hunters last week captured a
bear weighing three hundred pounds, in
Edenville, Orange county, New York.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05
4 pRouDENT1AD pREsERvA.
TlON.
From the Sktneateiess Columbian Of
Oct. 27.

Mr.. Alferd Hitchcock, OF this village,
and bis wfa aud son, lad abou, nine
years of age,w were SO providenIially perserv
ed on Saturday evening Iasi, that state
ment Of the particulars will doubtless lie in
teresling. They were returning
in light carriage with two horses
from visit 10 Niagara Falls. and had ar
rived within about four miles of home, when
i, became so dark tina, Mr.. Ii. thought it
unsafe 10 proceed farther without procuring
lantern. With this view, on ascending q
hill, and seeing light in a house near by,
lie rose TO get oul,when the horses sudden
ly started, jeIked The reins from his hands,
and rushed furousy down the opposite
side of The hili,nt srIy upsetliDg the carriage.
anu throwing Nj. IL. with a part Of his
baggage, To the ground On recovering
his fall, he could hear nvthrg of his team.
He rallied several persons In pursuit, and
with one OF them, in one hoise wagon,
succeeded in reaching the village.
The frightened horses, left entirely with
ou, control, had dashed, un IN the darkness
at the top of their speed, up hill and down
dale over parts of the road extremely
rough, with Mrs. II. and her son seated in
the bottom TO the carriage, crying Tor help,
but crying in vain. Arrived a, HE village,
they crossed The bridge, passed up Main
street, and proceeded on eas, about mile,
,len turned north, and stacking their pace a
liitle as they ascended hill, Mrs. II.
safely lesped from, the carriage The
horses renewing their speed, she could mol
rescue her son, bu, could hear his cry.
M0,her, mo her, until the souud died upon
her ear. What mt 81 have been her feelings
al this moment snatched. herself apparent
Iy from the very jaws Of death ,her husband
as she thought, either khled or badly in.
jured, and her child Torn from her under
| circumstances Of the utmost peril The
horses continued I'LL they struck the Gen
essee road on which they proceeded over
mile, descended into deed gulf, then
taking a norlbeaslerly course went on near.
ly 3,e farther when reaching sandy
piece of road near the residence Of Johr
Adams, Esq they became exhausted ant
fell. The hoy jumped from the carriage
ran into The house. and with great coolnes,
aud presence OF mind. told the Family hi.
perous jaun. and ask ed for lodgings 70
the night. In the mean time, scores q
people in the village aud along the rou,,
had started 10 pursuit. fhe hoy was soot
found, and the father, mother and son res
lored 81 each others embrace. with no othel
than slight injury sustained by Mr.. IL. il
his lal. The carriage. too, was nnbroken
anc the horses only badly fstigued with lIel
4 race uf nine mites.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05

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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-05
THE LATE ELECTION.

The Anti Removal and DiSsion pariy,in
this county, having been beaten, routed,and
used up, are now endeavoring to create an
impression that there was no fair test upon
the question: To prove this, they assume
as many different positions give rs many
reasons for their not succeskng, as there
were leaders and interests in the party
One portion claim that Fruit was defeated
because he pledged himself against division
- another, because the people would not
believe he was opposed to divislon--ahoth-
er because ALL the division men did not
vote for him, and thousand other as ridc-
uicus assertions as these, while the only
TRUE REASON of his defeat was, That be
WAS OPPOSED 10 REMOVAL. This
is eyidsnt to any one at all acquainted in
the coeniy. But the most absurd and fool
isb assertion of all is made by the Berwick
Ssptipel; "that The division men gener.
ally pstsd for Snyder" Now we chs-
isoge the Berwick Sentinel 10 give the
names Of more than twenty who preferred
q diyision before removal, TIA. voted for
Snyder, while some hundred Of removal
men voted against him,some Out of person.
al friendship for Fruit, and others through
fear Of the expense attending the erection OF
new buildings. Of these were large pro-
portion Of the votes given for Fruit in Mffiin
and nearly The whole Of those in Roaring.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
DIED.:

On "Wednesday morning. OF consumption, Josephine D.
dauphirr OF Thoslas Smo wdes- aged ~ ears.
rr euds and those OF the family. are respectfully IN
yrd to attend her funeral this Afternoon, al n,lpas. a.
O'Clock, from ths residence oi hel sasnci, W. -
street. r. .-..,.,x., z wood
In the SD year OF her age ,,lx. = -~
-ence WiIn and Lewis g. Fornaa are invited 70 alep'
her ,upera without fufther lnyltai on mSs dteIo.,
wing December 3;h ats O'CLOCK, rom ths huu VI
her br,itlef. Inaw, James Wright No ~ HsutAia
On "Wednesday evening, MEs Jaie D. o"'S"'' "
sump ion, aged 81 years. .,,, ,v. Id IN a..
Th- frieaSs 81 IN. fsmily respectfully n'e siIL -
,aot her fne al this cfbursd1y) a!,ern .; 9eoh
from the residence OF her brother. ln.!aW, ~. L. ~
S95 Washington street, without artnef eo, NJ
a. W1;nesdsy evening 7l inst. George Ea"aio, son VI
eor5e and len Gil-oy. aged year and ion,
The relatives ard friends o; t.e v3 afssrnorn a.
is, ~ 100, o 50 Clarkson street, wIshsrt farther
br9 r.sence York. Maine Sunday morning last
4lh inst, after long and 2 psiR1l r,. ne s.o
7th INST after SNORT illness, Charote dengnler
o bosas and Phebe Carpenter, aged Syears and seven
rnonths- o 1,,sxs Am.
eldest daughter OF Samuel and Eliza Browhiee, age'
wears months aud Il GAYS. ,,.. o. .,
On The 6tn inst, Miss Sarah Haleu in the 74h year Oh
her age. r lie ,,a M-s
Salisbury, Corn IN tne o4st year Va N' o6s' -'
Drown. from on board the brig James Gray, Nov l4f
while bringing up a; Notnei bank, Lawrence Brown
M7ssac huseIts, ages H. =. ,.,,,. yy,sh
| ington Lee aged &C. topY a resident OF this city
3, P-hmoad on the 4ti Sir. James ID. Cox, printer
= Al his residence geac Winchester, Va on me 24th ui'
M keac H4!ipgs~oyh, aged II years ana 10 oayn v
1 Al Veksburgh the l5in I'LL Ndtap LII oofoush ''
| ton, 10 the sd year OF bis age
Al New Orleans, the 21i. nit Czaraa Burk, to'paer
| Of Baliiuare.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
PROCLAMATION.
BY WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Go.en0r Of tee State of Ns'r'

Su tLLlAN H. SEWARD, ~ Iee [sa'@ W -'N'>
York.
THURSDAY eighth day OF Decembernext is hereby ap
,onied 10 be observed ny the People OF this State as
ay of PprLIc THANKSGIVING AND PRAISE TO ALMlGh TX
GOD for tue manifold blessings OF the year. We have
Tiled the earth in safety and gathered plSnIiic haveS
labor by Inventions art and Applications oi
rience: brought successful termination works OF phys
al designed 10 promote social intercourse anu
- eard aosius, accidents human life and augment lis
nyn,entS: rendered system OF intellectual and moral
nS trucon more equal and efficient and acquired coie,
.rs;ve knoyisge of the agricultural forest anu urai
esonrccs which ProveeRce has supplied within the terri
Ssrned for our habiatior. The savage warfare "i;ch
- org Prevailed the southern borasT ui our county
,%nsiv les painful 10 humanity whether ocr arms were
r;,s NJ ,yrre unsuccessful against rude aac injured
ni has ceased Ceinmo.ieus which lhreatsneu 20 in-
voTe sister State, and even the wnoie ~
The rajaniti,s OF civil war ana thEs IepteSS Wv
CONFIDENCE of mankind in their capacity lor
have subsidized and our controversies ~.
,ngnshed Enronean nation have been adjusted W
both states to The removal OF great reproaeh o.
don by the er ,irpation of The slave uade.
has not abaed her zeal within our oorue. oI pinsr
her visiatonS distant regions; ana me itoof ;,
ply throughout the civilized world have oeeu S.
discoveries tending 10 arelicrlte human uie anu Wv
dignity OF mankind. ~ ~.
Lei reverently acknowledge that these and all inc
blessings enjoy descend from HIM by whom the napos
OF the ear III governed In Righteousness ana an hu
aaGs are regulated sad controlled with infinite wisdom au
mercy.
Given under my hand the privy seal of ,s State al
the city ~ Albany, this seventh day OF November,
LIS. in the year of Lord one thousand eigi: hundred
and orty-,wc and 10 The si1ly-seventh year OF Anne
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
By tn. Governor.
HENRY UNDERWOOD, Private Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
MARRIED I:

On "Wednesday sf,ernee Nov Soth, by tie Rev. wi,sn,
addars ar. wiau, A. stoddard. OF Connecticut TO Miss
Sarah Jase, daus sater OF the s;e wiass Brown,
vi New Ycrs
a, Fiat%us, /. on Tues!ny. the 6b ss,. by tae Rev
Seorgr bCrSe Charles L. ss-aes TO Ana Loniss etdest
daEsuer ei Robert J. c5ossr.llr
At Norfolk oe the 2sa Elk, J. w RANDOLPH OF this city,
70 Miss Honors NJ Tucker.
A, New orlssns on sae sd NJ Mr., Joseph A. Hall OF
OF that city, 10 Mss Asrssfesta iHiana Caswe! o. Cn.
cinbaii.
Al Liberty Corner, Nj on 9Th inst NJ rEbsu. Young,
Of the 6rEi OF Rst'sia f1apg 9, this city, Mss Eliza,
On the st isnt. 10y ;he iev Dr. NASH, Rev. Joseph
Hospnsrasi, Be eiebem, y, 20 Miss Ehrs daGgh;eI
OF Nj David rhosi>aH, at ialS cry.
Al Siachbridse 2Sih ul, VIM Naoi, u. Esq, OF his
civ TO Mss Cshsrtce " Svdsewick, daugaer o Charles
Ss.:eaNsIck Esl. OF LennN.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

The GOVERNOR GENERAL $ Policy AP PROVED.
We have ascertained, from good authority, that
his Excelency the Governor-General has received,
by the Acadia dispatches highly approving OF ms
policy as regards his recent Ministerial changes,
and sustaining him to the fullest extent.
Kingston q. C. Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

Loss OF scHN Of e,St 10
Walrr Jorss ESD Secretary OF Board OF
Schr i,cu-gus OF Warren Me, rom St Domingo WIN
cargo OF mahogany, hides, honey &c went Ashore On
day last about 20 miles south o Chinco'raSue anS
will probably b. total ioS, lying feet in The saad ana
uil OF water. Tie cargo vii! be mostly saved All 'hr
crew but one man were sick The crew were saved by
hauling rom the vessel through the sort by linr.
W. lea n from the PniaieIphi1 Exchange BOOKS tha on
m. S inst the bodle o tnnr coored) were "ass
-. ashore BrglDtine Beach, Auantlc countv, sup
posed 10 be pal the the &C t"cior OF New
York strand Ell said beach OH the son uii the "htc
man i su posed to be Eli Carey or Cavy It's understood
dat iIr has wif and several children IN The CITY
OF Pniladr phia mourn his less.
Ship Henry Goldsmith, Johnson from boS,oh at Dgo.s,
passed 18Th nuo about Twelve miles to wind"are OF 81
.orse's Isl and The wreck o nde pc dence, OF Si'
lem, OF about 80 tons, logged with parS, ig-
ptng and sails floating aongseore man on deck aPpaF-
emily lashed between The pumps and the stump Oh lns
ma nnast Asked him If there any other persons Oh
board and he answered 10. Got within ten fest OF him,
bnt as he made exertion hlusel could rem er
him no assis,ace Tackled again but could ne gel near
him large American schr. tired al the SANE Iie 20
render Kim assance but could sot on account o he SEA
rugDpg very high and the wind blowing hurricane al
be ni- Undoubtedly The Enerrrlse ct Salem. a!eh III
With l9l ey the pscket Schr. Penj3awock, al Bangor,
which uied in vain to eRder assistance
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

UP Consul DELAvAN has arrived at Halifax.
His frs, official act so far as we have seen, was
to give Mad. Celeste aejene a la foarchette (we
hope he knew what that meant) and his second
was to make Temperance Speech, which the
iournals state made decided impress:on.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

,yes;cnI society OF the City snd Coun-
fy of fNew-Tark.-A sp.cIa nlrriin2 o. Tue ooc,e.y
w. be ueld ar the Court Room on Monday l9'n
rsI al o'ciock p VI, for tae purpose o! hearing uie
CHARGES presrs4 against Dr. Charles h. Jackson, oil al
Iedysd misconduct 10 the practice OF his profession
d. lot d. d. BULKLEf oi- ~, hec. Seete'aiS'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

and illustrated one of the brightest pages OF our
history. Now that the causes of excitement, exist
ing at the time, have ceased 20 operate, it Is be-
lievea that remission of this fine, and whatever OF
qualification that remission might cause the emf
nent man who incurred and paid it, would be L.
accordance with the general feeling shd wishes OF
the American People.
| have thus, feow-citizens, acquitted myself OF
my duty under the Constitution, by laying before
you, as succinctly as have been able, the state of
the Union, and by inviting your attention to meas
ures of much importance to the country. The Ex-
ecutive will mos! zealously unite It's efforts with
those of the Legislative Department in the accom-
plishment of all that is required to relieve the
wants ola common constituency, or elevate the
destines of beloved country. JOHN TYLER.
Washingtoa, december, ls42-
The MESSAGE was brought through by an Ex-
press Locomotive sent by the P. 0. Department
1t came through from point to point in the follow
ing lime:
Left Washington al l Is Arrived Baltimore at2 Is
Z" Baltimore 225 fEavre de Grace ~
&c Havre de Grace 43 Z" Wilmington ZOE
% Wilmington SOS (" Philadelphia 6lo
.' N. Brunswick g u Jersey City 10 10
n. Pos, Office 10 25
thus making the entire distance in nine hours and
twe1re minutes-nne minutes longer than last
wear.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
IT The December Number Of she soaih
eru LITERARY Messenger Is received ana lot sais

eru Literary Messenger Is received ana Tor sai@
al 60 Nassau street.
]. LETTERS OF AN ITALIAN EXILE: Laading
al Boston,; First Impressions Characteristics OF Boston,
ans, rser sh ness OF S.rangersi Seeking Lyeiihooh
Teaching School One Scholar and be aqueer ono; Nc
Dinner Bell; Dandies Ladies-their Dress In WINTER
SC &c.
. FRANCES AND FANNY.-Vist to Fanny; Her ac
conpshmsns; Fairly in love with Fanay PROPOSAL nc
cen,once Announcement thereofIo Frdncsi EmbarFass
meats, &c &c &c. ,,.,m.
3. HISTORY OF THE KNIGHTS OF MALTA
How ships are welcomed to Malta. &c. &C.
A. THE FRENCH DRAMATIoTS.-Corneiliei Gar
lyleism and TranscendentalSin; Crlucisuu
ment sc. &c. ,o,.,,,, az Az
AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICER; Crazy MidShipnan'
Duel; young Ree;er and his Sep Mothes ludicrous
scene Havana Mdshipman Lindsay; a 9aei ouneSHss
in an open Boat; Crulzng after Pirates, &c. NC.
6. LORD BOILING BK0kE.-He Rake; Unhappy
Marriage; Returned 10 Parliament, sc. &c
7. NATIONAL ADVERSlTY.-Au iequiry into the
effect, which will probably result ir0 present state OF
the country.
8. LAFAYETTE.
g. GREEK DRAMATlSTS
10. Letter on the Poetry OF the Messenger. Premium
offered for the best Poem.
II 10 IT, Pieces OF Original Poetry
Is 10 p Notices of New-Work
NJ The back Nos f,r the entire year can still De sup
Piled Price Tor single numbers 30 cents. az
rr Rutyers Institute Lcctures.IThe Irus-
,ee. have mai. arra for coarse OF Lecture 10
be given THURSDAY Evening OF eacG sssrs ~ 10 sa p
tbs In,roduclory Lecture will be delivered This Evening"
Dec Isl by the Rev DR.. HAWKS SubJect-' Eafy Ahie
Dc 8h"one Lecture by CHAs. EAMEs, Esq. Subject
The Modern Commercial System
prf T pbieoo Of Cmsar and he Rubcon OF ST. Peter
Dec 22-One Lecture by ptof. ALoNzo POTTER. SUBJECT
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

Gentlemen may Obtain at the Wholesale Estao-
snmepr 1877 Pearlstreet corner OF CEDAR an ou'nl o
fashionable scars Cravas Stocks Byron asd other Col
s,s Drawers and wrappers cloth, velvet and fur Caps
Iru,h-nIIas & ak ;atoesals prices. W on OF
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
A MERiCAN MUsEUM.-challcnge to

: y tie Nor!tl
TIANKSGiyISG DAY AND EVsNING, Dec. s.
The Manager happy 10 announce The ARRIVAL anu en-
gagemenl q tGe Museum, ~ .srat expense, o.
GENSESt TOM fHU&S, Junior
the wonGcrul DIV 4Sr IN lac world lie Is oni one
foot and inches hI.G, AID
WEIGHS ONLY IS POUNDSl
being precisely s weight when three months Old. lie -
OF fuc symmetrical prppnrticns aud = se grentr>t
LIVING CURIOSITY IN TIE WORLD!
Also engaged ter short t;s cnly, tie &c s:rc OF the
great Picture ci
CHRIST HEALING THE SICK
in the Temple. ey Benjamin West. Esq
Performances throughout the afternoon and evening OF
Thanksgiving Day dS
SyRANU! GORGEOUS 7 SUPERB!
NJ NEW YoEK aiUSEUM 4 PICTURE GALLERY,
Broadway, opposite :tt tity ualL
Air SsNNSrr aausseT, bs the homer TO aenocucc thas
he has cc>,e csamcd t4v DRESSES worn
by ouSEN VICTORIA and the DUrcaCss or ksNr on 'hs
occasion OF iss Nsc>tys Coronation ani Marriage Ihcy
spendiJ supGrh extreme, beng richly en-
oroidered with god ether costly materials, and
OF the eSGui>,i- Workmanship.
SleSos hLliz, ae Nsgci9m, VesTiic9ost and Pate
Dancer, viii greui variety al Extraordinary ttst
Miss CLEMSSce, the graceful Ddseuse Me OsLARuE the
MImcT lie magnificent D esse.a!e !euns Auseunl-flc-
gurr GSlierv-P PSricrtarcrL'vr ihIno Deer ano Hait
MILLION Of IUR!usirtES-ALL FOR ONE
SHILLING. The splendid Gas Will ne brilliantly IL
Illuminated. Repeated Performances Guri&g the afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
aREIN ED

Ship Svi. dc Grassie, Thompson, ifoU Havre, saisd
Nov g. with pse, 10 Bolton, Fox s Livingston.
Ship Lorena Utquehart from Mobile with cotton, to
D Hprlhui.
Bak Martin Bree, Avery days from Machias, with
lumber 10 Brett X Nose.
Bark California, Fafoa from Mazz'tan and Valparaiso
SGth Aug, with specie, 10 ordsr.
Bag -, rem New Orleans, with msse, 10 master
Rrig Alabama Williams . days from Apalachcoa, with
cotton, SlurgeS Y Chairman
Schr Sterling Taylor, Wilmington NC, with naval stores
To- J Powell.
Br Smas.ed schr Sen Bird Grant. 55 days from Kings
ton, JAM Long Island Sound, with pimento, &c to
Dunscomb & B-ckwith
Schr Mary, Baker, days from Philadelphia, with COAL
10 Rec.
Schr RAZOR. Davis. Newport, ballast
Scoop I>a.c H. Borden Brown Fall River, hais and iron
te T lstae i Bordou. .,
soop Corin,hian Shepherd, from New Bedford, with
oil and candles.
BELOw-l ship and brings unknown
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

~ sUsAmerscan InsSifute.-in consequence of
Tsasy the slh OF December being appoinsed day OF
sii,ate no be epeH- sr tee s,sr meeting not take
place Byorrier. SURD0S J. LEEDS Secsy. aS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
lS'' pINC,s MEDICATEp CANDY,

so long and Justly celebrated fo the or alienation oil
ptian. Colds, Coughs SPt:inY OF biooo, fo-se
ncs. Bron hits and al. complaints the lungs, eadng 10
o,spopop a=d death Pct u packages OF III %, aad %
c.e,.-al-o 81 Remember, .f59 Broadway. ds lw