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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-18

WATER! WATER! WATER !!-Thls day
w. received fresh supply of White Sulphur Wa
ter, direct from the White Sulphur Springs, in Vr.
gina, which will sell on reasonable terms In quanti-
ties to suit cusomers-in ! barrels or otherwise
WILLIAM YOUNG,
doors east of Gadsby's, Penn. av
Also, fresh supply of Congress water just received.
NAV
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-18

"A.
Allen, l.. f.
Arson, Jacob
Almond, John
Adams, Miss Mary Ellen
Arkenburg, Oliver M.
B.
Beveridge, James
Biddle, S. M.
Berry, VIM. M.
Barber, A. Il Son
Bachelor & Co.
Barney, Joshua
Burger, w. B.
Byers, James
Baden, Alfred
Brannan, VIM.
Bowie, Miss Catharine D.
Burgess, Chas. II.
Britton, Great
Brockett, Miss
Bisler, Chas. Friedrich
Baker, Joseph p.
Baldwin, Mrs. Cath. r.
Brannan, John
Bradley, Miss Mary E.
c.
Chretian, H.-2
Cohen, Mrs. S. ].
Collins, Graves
Cooper, Samuel
Crawford, Miss c.
Collier, Thos. F.
Cooper, G. c., u. s. N.
Clements, VIM. j.
Cortney, Miss Margaret
Cavis, Adam T..
Crawford, David
Curtis, Lieut.. J. w.
Carpenter, David
Cornell, John-2
d.
Davis. James
Duvall, Els.
Douglass, DIR.
Davis, VIM. NJ.
Douglass, VIM. Writ
Derby, John
Derringer, B. M.
Duvall, George
!. Dinsmore, VIM.
Dooley, Michael
Davey, Miss Eliz'th Ann
Debloise, Thos. A.
Du Pont, Lieut.. s. F.
E..
Emory, VIM. J.
Estling, James
Elliott, J.
Edmonston, U.
F.
Fleetwood, Isaac
Fielding, Henry
Fitzgerald, Mrs. M. Ann
E.,-xh u1k-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-18
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY

I -I GLASS mo. IOy
| To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware June 23d
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
II II E T. RIB u N E..

HINTS on rnc INTERPRETATIONS eF PRopHEcY: BY d.
SrusRT5 Professor in AnaoVer Theological Seminary.
An(pver - Allea. Morrill, Wardwell: New-York--
DAYTON Newman.
The general attention which is paid to the Scrip
tursl Prophecies is a marked sign of the present
times. Interpreters TO be sure have before aboun-
ded--and have in various ages created alarm and
hope by their divinaton Of the future but now
mep of every class-the learned and the ualearned
---s en- 10 have turned interpreters, and TO nave
thrown forth their augrries in sermons, lectures
on books--one or alias suited them best. The
latest though neither The largest most pretend
ing, work on this subject that has come 10 our
notice i, ,bat of which wc have given the title
above--wrten by gentleman widely known as,a
learned and able commentator on the Bible. The
positions he assumes and seeks to maintain are
these three
J. He contends that the Sacred Prophecies do
not contain the double or occult which is
almost universally aseribed 10 them: but that they
bear precisely and only the meaning which their
words import.
9 He maintains that Prophecy sperfectly in
telligihle--even before fulfilled; and that every
book is fully interpreted when the exact mind of
the writer is unfolded
3; He insists that with regard to the designa-
ton of time, every passage in prophecy is to be
interpreted bearing primary and literal sense ::
that a prophetic day is, not year, but simply a
day: aud that therefore all the labor and learning
that have been bestowed upon tracing the events
of History with a view to adapt them to the Pro-
phecies, on the ground that prophetic day means
really year, have been quito thrown away.
These are the chief points he seeks to establish:
the discussion is conducted with the fairness, ab-
ity and learning which are characteristic of the
author and all men of candor will receive en-
Iightenrncnt and benefit. if they be not convinced
of its trath, by reading the work.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
To The Whigs eff the STATE Of New. York,

The publishers of the AI6aay Argus having ad
verti4ed an Extra Edition of their Weekly paser sor
gea5rGi dissernisatont through the State in viaw of
the approaching Election, the publishers of IHE
NEw-foRK TRIBuNE, at the suggestion OF a few
friends Of the Good Cause, have been sslluced 20
submit to their Wing brethren the propriety of IS
suing an Extra Edition of The WEEKLY TgInuNE.
We make this announcement with sorae rencf-
ance, in view of the hardness of the times and
the ernbarrassments which we doubt not are shared
byour friends of the Wing Country Press. Nobly
have they deserved of their fellow-citizens
meagre enough has tcn commonly been their reward;
and If we believed the issue of an Extra Tribune
calculated seriously 10 diminish their circulation
support we should decline it. We think. however,
experience has proved that such is not the effect,
and that the widest circulation of the City and
Country journals is usually found to co-exist IN the
same Counties and at the same period
The issue of aR Extra Argus, which Will oil
csurse be forced into general pcrusal through al!
the machinery of the Party; the great import
ance of the pending struggle in this State, which
is calculated to exert an important influence over
the shape as we'll as the result of the Presidential
contest; the pcndency of the great vital questions
of PRoTEcTIoN TO AMERICAN LABOR and the pro-
sscution Of IsTERNAL IMPROVEMENT, all give to
I si,u.rurt rr., I.sssrIiDers OF
congres-. and Legislature, (Which last Is to elect
q. S. Senator for six years ensuing gravity
and Importance which can hardly be over-estl-
mated. Whether the issue of an Extra Edition
of the Weekly Tribune is calculated to aid in pro-
curing just and benehcent Popular Decision of
these weighty topics is question which the
Wings OF the State will determine.
The EXTRA TRIBUNE Corresponding precisely
with our usual Weekly edition) will be commenced
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

q REPLY To1 CHALLENGE The following is
the reply of COL Gardner, British officer of dis
tinctoa and tccd yalcr, 10 challenge sent him by
young adveuturer:
I" fear rot your word, but the anger of my God.
dare venture myself in noble cause, but can
not hazard my soul III a bad one. viii charge up
70 the cannon's moaih for the good of my country;
aat wantsscourage TO storm she citadel Of Satan,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

OE 1t is the saying of Dr.. Soulhey's :" that.
live long as you may, the first twenty years are the
loagest half of your life. They appear 50 while
they are passing, they seem to have been so when
we look back to them, and they take up more
room in our memory than all the years that sue
ceed them
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

The WARsrlTE.-This name is probably the
oldest retained in the British navy. In the reign
of Queen Elizabeth, vessel bearing the name
was commanded by her fa,orite, Sir Walter
Raleigh who, in conjunction with Essex and
others, made gallant and successful attack upon
the Spanish shipping lying in the harbor of Ca
dr. This occurred on the 2lst Sune, 1896.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

CALL FOR LovE."-The strongest case OF love
and devotion orwhich we recollect to have heard,
says an exchange is that Of Kentucky gallant
who got into hollow tree, where he lived whole
week, peeping through knot hole at his true love
rs she sat sewing bcarskin peticoats at her window
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

WHITE PINE TIMBER
by the RAFT or siaglc log, or
sawed to order into deck
plank. bridge and scow
plank, gutter Sicks, balus-
trades, and building timber
OF every description,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

MORAL REFoRM.-The Board of Aldermen OF
Boston have resolved that mo theatrical exhlbl.
ton scenic performances, or cquestral exercise OF
any descriptions shall take place 10 that CITY alter
sunset of the evening preceding the Lords day
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

THE BOUNDARY TREATY.-We have already
stated that the treaty, far its terms are un-
derstood, is. on the whole, good one for Maine,
and we may add, for the Usion. We learn that
in addition TO the Equivalents already stated to
have been given by the British, Lord Ashburton
pledges his government to pay for the timber
stopped by the various booms on the waters of the
ST. ohm Portland Argus.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

IND1ANs-About 70 of the Oneida tribe OF In
dams embarked Cor Green Bay on board the Co
lnmbus this morning. Buff. Adv. of tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

PArRoSAGE.-The contract for furnishing the
Post Offices in New Hampshire and Vermont with
printed blanks, &c, which had been held by Cyrus
Barton for twelve years, has recently been given to
w. P. & ]. M. Hill, publishers, with Isaac Hill,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

NJ American Inborer.-The frssnumber Ct THIS
valuable statistical work was published IN April ana eaeh
succeeding number the first dag OF each month The
whole volume will be completed in ~ numbers with 81
Ian pages EACH and viii form OF the most useful works
exan on the subjects OF American Labor, American Fro
ducts and American Resources together wih valuable
Speeches and Documents ON the Tariff by the most emf
gent men in tile Union OF both peticalparhas The prct
Of lhe whole work 2 Nos rs centssngle numbers 6t
cents The back numbers may still be obtained iwenty
complete volumes may be obtained for $40.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

BANKgupTcY-In the case of bankrupt firm
in Boston, one member of which resided in that
city, and the other in New Hampshire, Judge
Story decided, that the latter could get his dis
charge through the Boston District Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

YORK TO BOSrON.--Witil view TO give the greatest
possible convenience despatch and security TO the incra
communication between Boston and this Post
Master has established regularly Aessen
gers attached the Department from this city boston
anier the immediate SGperineEdence oi the undersigned
10 commence the % h inst
To carry out the fullest possible extent these views OF
the Post Master General letters for Boston, Prosd and
New Bedford will be received board the regular 5
O'Clock Mail Boat land If desired. postage be pad)
from pas, ecicca up the lime OF It's departure for
Boston.
Public notice is therefore hereby given OF the above
rangemen and all persons rely upon the increasing
diligence with which ali mail matter will be forwarded
above the shortest possible space OF tm and with The
greatest security, HAkNpEN 4 W.
General Mail Agents
New York, July 18th, 1872 jyls I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
A ISOLATION;
Or, Principles of True Organization of Society.

~ Iecture.-A Lecture willbe delivered on Tuesday
evening the 9 the Lecture Hall of The Fourier AsSoc
aon all Broadway. O'clock tie Social and Moral
advantages of Association. The Lecture will be free
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

The LExlNGToN.-The divers have found the
remains Of this ill-fatod steamer, and have thor
oughly examined the after part of the hold The
centre was covered by part of the bow, which
had broken off the engine and fallen over upon
it. The men say that there is no sand in the ship,
and nothing to prevent her being raised though
she lies in hundred and twenty-feet water. 1t will
be rccollected that the iron chest on board the
Lexington contained large sum of money in spe-
Gle and bank notes. So far, no bodies have been
discovered and It is not probable that any remain
ed on board when she went down. Arrangements
are now making to raise her Immediately.
Journal of Com
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
NJ FN-Y0RK STEAM SAW MILL

The Subscribers having their New Steam saw MN ~
in pete operation and also on hand full assortment m o
White Pine White Oak, Georgia Pine, and Hemock Ii,-
ber OF best quality, prepared TO unish an ORDERS
with which they may be favored on very reasonable Terms
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
TOKOWN'S BOWLING SALOON

Masonic Hail. Broadway-In Introducing this estab-
lsheH. to the notice Of genemen the proprietor would
call attention To possessing advantages superior 20 any
thing ever vet produced IN the world and where can be
found recreation unassoeaed with vulgarty obstona-
bic society It has been, aim The proprietor IN adapt
banish by strict prolory equations all eyiahons from
good proprety tins, he las been cnrentl 10 his
selection OF and particularly those chaIgea WIN
its general supervision
TO s,rsnges visiting The city, ond also citnens desrohs
of amusement and iGvigoratin9 exercise during taE az
eoce from bus this Hall ma. attractions OF high order
aytine by the delightful coolness consequent upon us ze
aud perfect ventilation and the ordeT and decoran epa
Ing from strict discipline among its attendants.
n b In This Saeon will he found SIX alleys, tsfreDy
nreypnog The usual detention much objection Jy55n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

DRTTANNTA METAL WARE.-Tea
, Sets Tea and Coffee Urns, Casiors, Lamps Dish
Covers bfusc Plates, Communion TaBkard Cups, lates
Baptsna Bowls, Coffin Plates. &c &c, manufactured ON
retne rolled metal by Messse Reed Barton OF faunon
Mass AID warranted superiGf any other manuiactnred
; s onnry and eJna TO any Imported-for sale by their
only agent in this city, "iiifEhELi-, oI.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
Pitisbnrsh-Times,R ,R usIness, H Haryests,ac.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PfrrsgupGB .June o.

Yoa NAV feel DESTROYS, in these times of general
embarrassment, to learn how the 'Iron City is
able to weather the storm. Badly The gale of
Bankruptcy has nearly laid her on her beams end,
and think it will be long before she is rghted
and her bows pointed direct for the port of Pros
peritv again. We have had Mass Meeting, and
the general opinion is in favor of Protective
Tariff in this reighborhood. The river is in good
navgable erder but freight is and prices low.
The Iron Frigate is not yet commenced. There
has been some diiiicultyin adjusting the rollers,
they are required to be large, and welding is re-
quiste 10 make tho planks of proper thickness.
They commence very shortly.
The Crops in this part of the country very
promsing-tiere will be an abundance of Wheat
and Indian Corn. The Fruit also is very plentiful.
and at low rates. AS regards business in general,
think it can hardly be mach worse. The prices
of Real Estate have fallen about eighty per cent
withiR the last few years. Steamboats, are fire.
quently sold by the Sheriff on wharf at about
one-sixth their value. The drygoods merchants
have little else to do than to sit on the boxes in
front of their stores, whiting with jack-kniyes.-
As for the srog-shop keepers, why they are out of
the books all together. Building churches is all
the rage, and the only business that appears to
prosper. The city enjoys good health-ths only
offset against all these evils Bird, the murderer
of his wife, has been found guilty of murder in the
second degrce-the most cruel murder in the
nal, of crime. Yours, &C., VIC.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
Crotup Water.
THO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers anC

THO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and
u others-Weided ght Iron Tubes, tor Steam. Wa
ter, Gas, &c. from 10 inches diameter and in Ielghs
from inches 10 II feet capable sustaining internal
pressure 1000 900 lbs per square nc-toge-
iher with fittings OF every description, such rs bows Ts
Reducing Sockets Cocks, Nc., 10 which tho Tubes
Joined by Screws and by of which they ay be put
together with the greatest facility by any ordinary workman
The great strength and durability OF these tubes COM
pared with Copper other material and their economy
render them superior 10 all others tor of the purposes
above mentioned. For sale by
iy93 If WAI.WORTH K MASON, III Anl-St.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

uIIU sIIVf Z IFVt'N'b
WHITE OAK TIMBER
in cribs or single logs, or saw
ed to order, for keel pieces.
mill shafts, &c; wale siui
and plank of all sizes; ma
chinists' dimension stuff,
bridge timber, king and queen
posts, header and trimmer
beams, dock Tenders, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
owe mentiDncd. For SAFE I(y
XNTHiTSEY q JENKINS, CROTOf

NATHiTSEY q JENKINS, CRUTUN
wv WATER PLUMBERS, No. John street near
Broadway. New York White Pine red Cedar, and Locust
Hvdran Lead and Iron Ppes OF first quality Baths water
Closets Cistern Pumps Cold Water Fountains Lead Work,
and Hydraulics of every description furnished apd liked on
the most approved principle and reasonable terms
Mr. Whsey Gate foreman for Samuel Ilnydock oi fhia-
,ispha having been engaged for The las y years IN the
above place where he has superntended OF the lar
.i,hr hsildlngs viii warrant his work egunl II rot
superior any Certificates from Mr.. Thomas W
ven aL lle snO. ncLnaly aiieled iN2a l
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

CEA BATHING at Long Branch, New
Jersey ON the Atlantic OceanThe suscriber'sboa
ing house is open for reception OF company under HE
direction OF Mrs Ferguson. JNO. HOTTER.
N RNo nor kepf iy6 2mr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

OF THIS (AUGusT) NUMBER:
/ TO VI .BRIEF Pages 29 10 $50
VII .RepoRr ON NAcRrcuLTuRE-tBy Hon. HAIR
MAR DENNY, OF Penn Isl 10 lSI
VIII. ADVOCATES OF TIE PRorEcrIvE poLicY. lS7
IN AGRICULTURE AND CoMMEacE-tStas
ucS)-... 100 " 40
X. HIsToRy CT THE Policy OF OUR GOVERN
MgNr IN REFERENCE TO PRoTEcrioN....l42 to l+9
XI..NEwYoRH on Protection 10 IL :
XII. How ERyE TRADE IS PRopAc ATED... .l57 10 15S
XIII WHAT WOULD a TARIFF DO FOR the La
OF THIS ouNTRY?-( EDITORIAL. ,l55 TO lay
XIV ..ATnouGHr FOR rATRIoTs-t EditoriaD..- lo9
XV..TRE HOUSE TARIFF BILL Ed!toriaD.. lGo
XVI PASSAGE OF THE TARIFF BILL THE
HorsE l60
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

goal, COAL, COAL.-Best Peach Or
" chard Red Ash Coal-Lump Broken and Nut Sizes
The undersigned is authorised 10 take orders for this cee
brated Coal the very lowest prices either by te cargo
or ton delivered from the barges free ofcartage many part
of this city or Brooklyn
Also Gray Ash Schuylki, Lehigi and Lackawaha coal
p s. American Bilnninous Coal for the crate, equal 70
bes, Liverpool Best Virginia Coal Tor backsmts use at
The very idwayt prics JOSEPH r. SIMPSON,
Office No. ll2 Nassausrcet
~ T. Ocacrs ton viii receive the same atteniIon
-. ,bo.a foS a lorper osani,y myl9u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

foSr OFFICE NEW-f oRK, july "a, lo5X.
~ United Stntes Express Mail FROM NEW
fORk AND BOSTON.-The Post Master General, with
view 10 the accommodation OF the public, and TO increased
despatch and security has established express Mall 10
mediate supervision and directioni MEssRs. HARNpEN
Co.. Tor carrying the Mails betweer his City and Boston,
and the important intermediate PAGES, with directions 10
cause the delivery at the earliest posole time Letters will
be received on board the Stonnsen Line of Steamboats,
Boston, from past O'Clock until the time OF departure
during which time postage be paid Letters viii be
ceived this Office up O'clock p. ai This arrang.
men; will go into operation on the Goth inst;
vl9 I'm JOHN L0RIMER GRAHAM, P. M.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

WHITE OAK TIMBER WHITE PINE TIMBER
- -is logs or the RAFT STAG gc log, or
cd 70 order for keel pieces. sawed order into deck
mill sbafts &c: wale stuff plank. bridge and scow
and plank of all sizes; plank gutter s'icks, baius-
chin;ss dimension stuff, ,llrades, and building timber
bridge timber, king and queenIo every aeScripuoh'
posts header and trimmer
BEAMS dock lenders, nc.
!, - HE,os nos - for topnas,s; or HEMLOCK TIMBER
u. i,n liant rails col logs, sawed into rang
is aod f,rirfiprs c,rin.Iin- and timber. and
frames and every other de; tor all other uses requiring
criptoh that may be erequired.ilo"-priced article
Public Contractors Bridge Builders Manufacturing Com
panes Shippers, and others requiring large orders may
depepd upon having them executed at the shortest notice
H. B.-Welave also in operation two superior Clrcniai
Saws making long or short small sized s,uleii az
paes, blind atb oakum STATS wedges rocket rods &c OF
saws let by hour persons furnishing their own timber
for rip saving or cross-cung To a those ntereS,s IN
the 'i''i' o0' % 'e''''A CoLYER DUGARD.
B-Yr Wm a. Palmer is now fitting up complete
Turning Establishment with steam power 10 execute every
description of turning great saving from former prices
thus aordng builders and Others facilities to obtaining
materials eScrIed by other establishment IN the country
GEORGE CoLYER, New-York Steam Saw hiiil,
THOMAS DuGARp.} foot of litl-st N. River. au6 I'm
INIRE PROOF IRON SAFES There
can be greater evidence OF the high estimation by
that since the invention OF these Safes and their subseque
trials and tests, almost every thing aade for the purpose OF
holding books and papers are called Dy Tue makers anu
yenders by the name of Saamander Safes
The following gentlemen composed Committee sl nlef-
chants the trial oil safes IN blast furnace near the oo o.
Wastree and decided in favor OF WilderS Patent Sale,
which was the enly that stoaa the test. VIZ
49, - - Messrs. WApsWoRTMa- H. & SMITH,
MiNTURN Il CO,
CHAS. II. MARSHALL, ESD.
waers salamsnder Safes. which have never failed to
p'ese''e 'less SlLAs c. HERRING, General Agent,
No. l39 Water-sL, n y,
And bis duly '0lhoJJAsTr NJ ). THoMas Jonas CO, Albany
f. C. SALISBURY, Troy.
w STANTON Co New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

GHEAP.-All articles in the Saddle OF
Coach line can be had at very reduced prs, PITT bher nj
store of Tie subscriber consisting IN part 81 Patent
Ieatlar saddle Trees Hames Bucses t ,n,
Hides, Lace carpeag sans aSs hses ssp Springs Gc
A1es, Top Leather AiosIGhs o SGSsrWERS H2 Pearlst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
naTFNT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,

BA' A'TFN / .NTITW ItIYII- VII Itf4'bs ~
CHEMICAL OIL. BuRNlNG FLu!D.-Iihe me S sag-
scrbcr would n7e the attention Of he gnDe % 10 , s 1 ,r
beauty and superior qualities destined 10 ~
Others HOW the oil which Is Dnrnea 10 d ,,f'. s
Very brilliant and ecouofaicaI light The Bnfnlng f.n,a
"a portable light free al nor Sne sr gresg, s.r as
=, m ,r;ana epps, to- burn haid rhs subscriber is
kindly permitted 10 refer 2 ems aie G our n'' 'spFs'a
laiiies, "io Se ooS e 4 HOOK ER, is5 Broadway,
grbere is no taager OF explosion IN e'u'er one OF
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

NK. SWA MES CGffPUUNU syrup
of Wild Cherry may be had at Minors Drug Store,
l92 Broadway, corner oEJohB street
From the great satisfaction this medicine has g'H IN
Throat and Lung Diseases, weakened constitution, Pc
pecaily when the nervous system is impaired Ga 1-t
the attention OF the medical profession n various sectp 81
the country well in pGpuoas cities ifofn the GU
stance OF It's wonderf0A effects. -. ~,
at Chambcrsburg states that Dr.. Humphrey, aa.e ~,
Thonlas il, this county, used Dr. swaSns & syrupgs ~ g ,
Cherry personally during rrotT;csea u'es ~ 10 IoS
=, a other .neticine r .oE!d of'satIi- lSto
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

StARATOGA PAVILION FOUNTAIN.
S-The subscribers are almost daily receiving sappes
Of this celebrated mineral water which they selling for
the REDUCED fsss @ ar 3 3s5RpnS Rp qr fH1Ry
: GASSNER & YOUNG, 1872 lnhqm-st.
who have also or hand superior assortment OF Fresh Teas
Vines Oil Candies Ec al the lowest market prices 5alm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

iIlNqs oS rnc INTERPRETATION eF PRopHEcy. BY M.
Sru4Rr Professor in Andover Theological Seminary.
Antlpver - AIlca. Morrill, Wardwell New-YOrk--
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

u IFE and SPEECHES OF HENRY
4 iCLAY-NiALIORYiS EDITION Broadway
fl0use July 23t, l9i2-n general committee OF the Demo
cratic Wing Young Men OF The city and county of New
York.
Resoued That the publication proposed OF the Life and
Speeches of Henry CLAY By DANIEL MALLORY OF New
York undertaken with the and appreciation OF that
distinguished statesman cordially recomslended by this
Con,m,tee 10 The favor o their Df ecrac Wing brethren
throughout the Union. Extract fe,n the minutes
GILES d. HILLYER Asst. Chairman,
s,Mue, D. JAcgsov te; Presiding.
CHARLES X TAYLOR,
" b. The above work viii l.e published in two large
octave volumes OF II asI GOO pages each bound 10 cloth
extra with embellishments likeness of Mr.. Clay view
OF Ashland his residence and such oer pictorial engray
inas rs NAV advisable 10 adorn the work. The prce
viii be five dollars copy. payable on delivery.
Aoco authorized 10 obtain subscribers VIII be appointed
in dne senson DANIEL. MALLORY,
iyo6 Inn 10 7DWall-street.