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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-03
HOYT & cos PRIZE OFFICE,
H-r,hnr ff,n rrrr,nrrn IKn1cI.

$1,000 for $3.50. Lottery draws 10 d,y ~ the EHehsng,
HOYr Co selling Pn7ea ally Come and pac bag
day Risk a package whocs S3O-sass proportion
q tOLD ROLL, Of approved brand, for sllcai
NJ PEYTON JOHNHrON's
6J Medica Emporium
EGARs-3OOOO segsu q various brand, for at
- f , r. JOIlNsTONs Medical Emporium.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-03
Hon. r. VI. SArNnLRs.

When We read Mr. Browns reply admitting every thing
we were fearful that something dcfu to ensue; but ou
apprehension' were nccaby relieved by the closing para
graph OF Gen Saunders rejoinder the following word
wit:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-03

Va are receiving schooner Iontnc New York
w Best pure Winter Blcaehcd Sperm OIL
WuOdmh'S Talow Candles
Pure cider Vinegar
Imperial Tea, and few bbls Onions-for sale.
IL ROYALL MORGAN
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02
INSURANCE NOTICE.

FEvuE MEMBERS OF the Indiana Matua
n Fire Insurance Company arc hereby no,I-
he'd that the Directors 0l said Company on the
18th, OF August lsst ordered the following a.
sessment for the payment of losses BY FIRE and
habi'iues sustained since July a6sh lH47. on
the premium Notes gwen TO said Company: The
same TO be payable on or before the 2isi oil De-
tober I843.
On al Notes dated on or before November
25th 3D., and not discharged, being from No 4.
70 No 2S47. both inclusive. sevsa per cent.
Onal notes dated alter November 95th iB47.
and on or before March let le43. being from No
2548 60 No $500, sir per oens
On I'll Notes dated sitter March lei In43 and
on Of before March 3isi l843. being from No
1881 70 No s6l ! IRE and one quarter PR ce7t
On all Notss dated after March 3fef 1g4a. ard
aud 90 or before a bril- 1919. being from No
26i2 70 No zoi4. three per ce,sl.
On all Notes dated after April 3th fg17 and
on Or before July 18Th $40 being from No 9cls
70 1855. flro aud one haT PEI cent
Interest will be changed on ali asAes.r<n,.
remaining unpaid after sIst Of Octnbcr IB43.
aud az the expiration Of thirty GAYS from thar
date. deiinqaen's will be liable to auis on the
whole aa.aani Of their Premium Notes. by the lsth
Section OF the Charter. Asscssmcnss will ne re-
eelyed during the absence. OF the Agent 81 che
oihce o. Francis Amory. Jr. on first Street
FRANCIS AMORY Jr.
Fore. W. AMoRY Agen'
Evansville Oct 70 20 Imo-prs iee-g3 IS,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02
AUCTION NOTICE.
LAnG y SALE CNo. - FOR FALL ,s4s.

BY W. q c. FELLowES. & CO. sal
AN Monday, Tuesday. "Wednesday. and
" Thursday, the 9Th, 7lh. 9th, and 9Th. Of
November, We will offer Tor sale Al auction.
without reserve
$500 pieces blue and fancy Prinss, embracing
all qualities: 2e* e1f.
CTS pieces blue, cadet, and dark mixsd s.iin-r
cts assorted;
as pieces blue. cadet. and dark mixed LEANS.
assorted.
us pieces Cassmercs and Doeskins, assfd 4
100 do blue, black cadet and dark mix ed, drahv
and green Cloths, aes'd; 49, -
$40 pieces Fiushings, Pilot and Beaver Cloths,
assorted fA
$50 pieces red. yellow, green, and whits Elan.
nels. assorted; eta.ss
$50 pieces black. brown. purple, and gresnl
Merinoes, assorted;
$40 pieces black, brown. purple, and change.
able Lusres. assorted; ~sN
e5 cases bleached Stirring and ShsciinRs, 40 -.
sorted:
i55 bsles brown do do a,ror,s5.
SO do do Drills. assorted:
$50 pieces Irish Linens; s "a.
Also, Cam hrics. and Jaconefs. Book and 6wiss
Mnslins. Gloves aud Hosiery. Cotton aud sin
Dandkerchiets, Stocks and Cravass, black and
coiored Siesias, Vestings. velvets, Shawls and
Handksrchieis, Lindssys Buckrsms and Sail y
ducks, Faddings. Wnddings. Cling inns &c.. ern-
bracing the complete range Of their unrivallsd Fl
stock Of Dry Goods.
Alien. 800 reams Cap and Letter papsr.
Alan. Hats and CAPS. assdFted:
Also. o0reams Wrapping Paper. Ua
Also. Gunpowosr Teas
The particular attention Of Western nurrha.
ssrs j. solicited. ". & Q. FELLOwES n co.
Aueuonsers, Main Street.
Oct 10. "a J,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02
SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS.

SS$ 5 % In T l sssS s i ss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
MONEY MARKET.
Sales mt the STOCK ExchanEe,
Commercial mad Money Matters.


The sales to-day Of State Stocks ar extent, and
prices were we'll sustained Keatucky Fves improved 1.
Other descriptions were without change Bask
OF Commerce improved per cent; Mohawk declined !.
In Foreign Exchange there is only moderate business
doing Sterling ST ST, Francs ) 45.
Inland Exchanges without change excepting Ala
bama which for the of buyers has suddenly gone TO
II 20 discount Letters from Mobile say that there were
no drawers and the apprehension was that The rate wsnd
be much worse.
letter from Illinois states that the ta1eswi be reduced
In relation The forgery OF yesterday The arrest
was made by Mr. Lynch in person, net by the Bank,
and therefore apy improper violence was used The blame
us, not attach the Bank. We were in error in stating
that the relatives OF the young man were not permitted 10
see him. He had every facility and kindness, while IN The
Bank extended to him. consistent with the ends OF Jusce'
The Young mans statement in relation 10 the disposition
the check is that his from the Bank he found the
man from whom he had received II waiting for The nncur-
rent money which he he broke had declined paying un
iii he had drawn the check He haaded the cAek 10 the
man, stating the circumstances and requested an 10 gel
another iu exchange, since which he did no see m
There large sales OF real estate TO day The
ot of pround and building thereon known as the Shak
peare Hotel s. e. of william and Duane sold
for s25, ,oeO, bought by MIR. A. Remsen
The following stores, belonging TO the South Dutch
Church Mr. Hut,on's Sold and lot No. i3 E1
change Place. IS eet by 81 Sr0 the store and ie 81 Ex
change Place. 25 feet by O7 s276oo the store and lot IS
Exchange Place IS by no. $27Se purchasers, William
Bos,wck, j. g. Lescure, w. s. Fearing The sale OF the
Church on Washington square postponed until 9h inst
We understand Dr. Po congregation have made an oher
OF $65 go for it.
The follow ing sales were also made:
Dwelling house, and lot of ground lSs Broad.
way-iut IS # by llU, sold for casn at .Sl1 SOe
story brick house lo 81 Madison st-o, by l0Q 9
est acres land and buildings in North Brunswick, n.
jersey bought 10 i,'oN
a9erp 1sosy r'Snt SnssJ ugi -. ~ $500
ioI! bonss Sosx Sc SS so ps nnishei
,9,v ,ra room in rraro, lsS II seep' 500
h'I npa pa 'S9 IS n front M by nalfthe beck. 500
9ycars' lease the premises corner OF Houston s.
A, II It on Houston 81 and lt6 on av A Sl<p
years lease OF premises Adjoining on Houston street,
a by 100 Wv
Al auction l25 shares Greenwich Bank stock sold at 40
4ot.
We gave, a day or since, statement OF ihe East
jersey Banks The wing tables give tie circuaiish,
deposits SPECIE &c of the West Jersey Banks compiled
roru the state nents IN Ade TO The Legislature:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

ness of a civil nature TO occupy his time: Mega
| tired, without division.
Dir. WINTHROP presented petition of 2,lO7
citizens of Boston for the passage OF the President
Exchequer scheme, with proper notifications.
Mr. PEspLEToN, from The Committee on Mill
tary affairs, reported resolution to rescind the
resolution heretofore adopted, calling on the Sec
retary of the Navy for a copy of Lieut. Wilkes
Report on the Oregon Territory. He explained
that there was certain information contained
therein which it was nexpedient to be made pub
lie q, present The resolution was adopted.
a bill was reported from the Naval Committee
to authorize the purchase Of lands adjoining the
Navy Yard at Brooklyn.
Mr. CUSHING, from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, reported resolution to terminate debate,
aud bring vote in Committee Of the Whole Oh
the Cnion on the bill making indemnity for French
Spolations prior to 1900, on Tuesday next at two
o'clock
After considerable confusion on points of order,
Aessrs, HoPKlKs sad CAVE JoEssoN moved 10
lay the resolution on The table rejected Yeas 81,
Nays l02.
The previous question, moved by Mr.. CUsHISo,
was seconded, and the House refusing to order the
main question, Yeay 80, Nays 95) the resolution
lies over.
MIR. ADAMS, from the same Committee. reported
resolution calling the Secretary OF War tor IN
formation relative to the taking possession OF Mon
terery by Com. Jones.
Mr. GRANGER moved the previous question and
declined compliance with the request OF Mir. Wise,
(who wished to make statement on this subject,
which he had received from Com. Jones, to with
draw it. Mr.. g., however, offered TO waive the
demand to allow the reading of the document from
Congress- BIZ, Mr.. w. refused its reading without
an opportunity was afforded him for remarks also.
The previous question was seconded-93 to 70
and, the morning hour expiring, the subject was
laid over.
The remainder of the day was consumed in the
consideration of the special order-TerIitorial bu-
siness and several bills of no general interest were
passed in Committee Of the Whole.
A confidential message received from the
President and referred to the Committee on In
dian Affairs. ARGUS.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and uilh the advice and consent Of the Senate
JosErH S. MURPHY, re-appointed Surveyor and
Inspector of the Revenue at Wilmington, n c..
WILLIAM G. FLOOD, re-appointed Register OF
the Land Office at Quincy, I'll.
SAMUEL LEEcH, re-appointed Receiver of p ub-
lie Moneys at Quincy, Ill.
Treasury NoTEs OUTsTAEpIEe.-Tbc follow
ing is summary OF the amount Of Treasury Notes
outstanding Feb. lst, according to an official state
ment:
Amount Of issues prior JAM 81 1912
Remainder OF those issued o Jan 81 ~ 9s9 t5
Remainder issued Aug 81, 1912. 5O9 39
$!I,73I.526
SUPREME COURT-WEDNEspAY,F Feb. ].
Mo- Arrnr Rnf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

cate ars, stating that the Government considered
this case as very important one, and that he
pected the assistance of an able and experienced
gentleman, who had not get arrived, in the per-
fornance of his duties.
After remaining in secret session nearly an hour,
the Court was re-opened--the paper read by the
Judge Advocate having been ordered to be placed
on The reeord-and adjourned till 10 o'clock this
morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
DIED

On Thursday morning. Feb ID, Corn tlrs 3. van " W.
TIE friends Of the family respectfully inylted % al,
,.S 1he funeral from bis late residence No. 1870 Elm street.
on Erday Ihis aitsrnoon O'Clock, without further n
On "wednesday, Is; inst after long illness, Elleh
os f{nursday, Fsb ?, Miss Fanny Miller, formerly Of
Orange county. .,, ;;,.a .,
attend her iunera on Friday his day. from $50 Pearl ST. al
Al paIerson n j. on the 22d inst on his way home, hf
John NeyiII of Monticello formerly o tnls cry.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
TIE Traitor In Endiana-Isr. Fynnnc gan
stay Law In Kentucky-A Bowie-KnIfe
street Fight in EouisyilEe-Destr
Fire in Alton, ALL.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

n
Fire in Alton, ALL.
Correspondence of The Tribune
BALTIMORE, Thursday, Feb. 2, 81 O'Clock, A. NJ.
see rumor noticed in seme of the Eastern
papers that Kelso, the traitor whose vote defeat
ed the Wings in the choice of United States Sen
a,or in Indiana, had, after censummating his trea-
son, fed from indianapolis. This is mistake
A, the last accounts, he was still on the ground,
determined to brave it out, with all the assurance
he could bring to his aid. He has even the au-
dacity to boast that he had secret understanding
with one Of the Loco-Foco Senators, who was
pledged to vote foc the reelection of Smith, never
to vote for him whilst said LoceFoco Senator did.
I see it given out in some of the Tyler papers
that Hannegap, the recently elected Senator, is of
that party. An entire mistake. more devoted
and obsequious supporter of Van Buren is not to
be found than Mr.. f., and his contempt for every
Tylerite is even greater than that of MIR. Benton.
The relief or valuation law which was rejected
in the House of Delegates of Kentucky on the 25,h
ult.-by tie vote, AZ to 47-was reconsidered on
the 26th, and having been amended SO as to strike
out three: :feurths and inserting tvo-thirds as the
price which property sold under execution must
bring, Of its valuation, was passed-ayes 48, nays
As. Its fate in the Senate is regarded as very
doubtful
Ga the 9th ult. at Louisville, street fight took
place between two young men, named J. E. Smith
and - Frierson, both of Tennessee. Smith,
armed with Bowie knife and pistol, insulted Fri
erson, and pistols were discharged and Bowie
knives drawn, and both were wounded, but not
seriously. 1t evidences great dereliction of dut.
on the part of the Police Of Louisville, that neither
Of these ds,urbers Of the public peace was arrest
ed, bat allowed to leave the City undisturbcd.
There was very serious and destructive fire at
Alton, Illinois, on the 22d ult. The FIRE broke cut
about three o'clock in the morning in the uppe,
end Of the town, the river, ond spread to thu
contiguous buildings. Six buildings were totally
destroyed. The following is list of the supposed
losses viz: Thompsen's lard-house 81, ,OOO beside
20OS kegs lard; Nelson's stove store and tin.
merry, abou, $4,000; Leonard's liquor store $1,000 !;
Heart g. Berry, druggists, goods saved in dam
aged state, with the exception of about $500 lost
CGford's grocery, goods saved damaged; Beebe,
ofNew-York, goods stored saved in a damaged
condition Walters livery stable destroyed The
informant was unable to give the value of the other
three houses, neither was it stated in the accoun,
have seen, how the FIRE originated, nor what
amount, if any, was insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
MARRIED ::

A, Clinton Place N. j.. Feb. l. VIM X. Belchsr, Of The
Arm of Jonas Conkn Co TO Ella W., daugh Yer Oh tns
Iae Joseph Camp, and adopted daughter OF seAes "i
en- he lst Inst Louis H. E. D. Aq:ar Brazilian Consul
"a the Sls nit John T. Nitchie 10 Mara e., youngest
daughter OF Jo.eph Howard. Esq; all OF BrooAyn.
On the ls inst by the Rev. Dr. Vaops Ir. oo,a" a.
ent,oe of Fordha Hrs,cheser Co. 10 Mis- susan AnahaA
Crom @c! of The same place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
DISASTERS.

The Br ship Abigail. yapey, from Lverpool, bound TO
Savannah, ashore the South end OF SaSkin
bank-she had pilot board. Reported by the steamer
Gen Cliuch, al NO
on the 9Th experienced heavy gale from the NV which
carried away sails plr &c, and swept the decks OF every
Thing moveable Puipo Georges River Dec oor repairs.
and sailing again Jan 2S pu, into Portland In thick snow
storm from the NE for harboc.
Brig Nabob Salem, from Cadiz for MoD,ey!deo, lost
on the English SaES insured Salem with her cargo
and freight money SIS oO Sse had cargo OF salt and
sig Seb,go for Mobile ready for sea- took fire In the
cabin in Porsnd h,rber the morning OF the Soih ui
vhe no was on board. Capt Con lost most OF his
effects The damage In al ~onld about $780,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
DEALE's NEW-YORK MUSEUM.

e NATIONAL, PORTRAIT AND PlCIuR GAL
LERH.-Day VIZ tecs aiutIed the same evening srec n
The Mausger ptouG 10 announce an engagement w''n
SsEor Aae!ski from Naples with MS msgpacent nna sos
sruus Da,anas among which Nisicn OF the sun
Meeting The D.hiss; also the magnifeen, Do
rama representing The Invasion OF Russia by Do
saparte, Including the ':oudagret'oc OF Moscow
Mr. Blanc, the great NeeroriaHcer and Magiciss. 49,
Also engaged the nyseriocs and as, nshing oipsy We
apartment from O'Clock, 4. NJ until 10 r. NJ. gentle
uan will be in attendance introduce visitors An s1s
charge oiony i2s TO those who ccnsua me 1ssss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

and Cosper, elegant complete editions o.! the oi
low ing staaddrd Poets recenv pusi!shed by
D. APPLETON l. co. 200 Broadway
The complete Poegical Works OF Robert Southey ESQ
LII D. The ten volume London edition In one eiegan,
royal svo volume with fine portrait and vignetle Price
s. so
with the same care as if IL were ntsnded for posthumou,
pubIca,on includes many pieces which either have never
before been collected have hitherto remained unpub
Iished.
whole OF the notes retaned-and such additional ones IN
corporaed as Ia. author since the frat publication, has
seen occasion 10 insert
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
Court Cnlerdn- This Dny.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. Sc, 81, So, 81, 81, los,
LOG, 81, 4s, SO, 33, so, IA, SO, 40, 95, %, e6,
50, SO, go, lO3, 85, II, Is.
ComMos PLEAs.-Nos. "a, 4S, SO, 60, 63, II,
80, 96, 109, 64, l, Is, Is, 90, SIS, rs, 70, 83,
80 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
NJREI FTRF7l FIREm!-At Qny sea-

soa al the year, and at iI more especially tsnen ae
cuents by FIRE are eouer occErreHcs1 the subscriber
would call attention of The public amt parsHfs "
sLsY to tue Gel. bralet Fire Ointment OF h e. IL T. Moe
long known and us,d with Unparalleled suecess as tu.e
aud speedy cure for Burns toa whsever cause sna i
their worst stage. He wou,d al,o state, ihet n sniost
cases if Immediately applied will prereE sh'trtns a
the other unpleasant crs c1ences which eGsue ana wou
therefore advise every one have supply ready AZ nano
Il is also nable remedy for chill hlans g
BE- ur.ao.tt IT, he has K put IN p,'s nj q and esS
" 20 -, ~ 49, sec and 5Gs 6rand-st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

NJ Tnc soMcRs MuriwY-A Pamphlet Containing Il.
N. T<,mo.y Documents. Narratives and Particulars OF
the Tragedy On board U. ). Bns soH'srs, VIA me
Portrs,, ol Commander Mackenzis, fac sne OF Spsn
GERS Greek Programme, accurate Drawing et he so
mers a, she sits On the water with nierio: views desSp
lions &C. &c Price IS cents II Pos;1lssiefs reai'"s
sns ol.ar will 1eceir. tsstps eaF'es.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
MEMORANDA.

Brig waculla No. reports having touched ST Crox
70 land Cap; Raiioone, who was sick.
Packet snip Nicolas, for Havre, sails to-day She has
been unayoidaby detained
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

p The letter of our Philadelphia correspond
.nt is unavoidably crowded out this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
IN CHANCERY Of New -Jersey.-Bc-

4 twees Edmunt H. Conway. complainant, md LsgH.
crot Howard Adsine NJ Howard, bswie. Jane. Falie7
and David r. Gregory defrntants Order or pubca.Sn.
Il appearing this Court that the complainant bs' nsd
his bi in the above against the above named detenn-
ants for The foreclosure ana sale Of certain o'gsGed pc
rsss In The said blu uien.loGed aad that process OF SUD
70 appear and answer directed 10 the defrndss,
hath been gu!ary issuer retuInabIc 10 the ierm o. 'd
usry A. D. eighteen hundfei and oftytbfee cn, mat ha
Defendants, Launcrlot Howard aad hdsine "a no~s,o,
bis wife, e. Gregory and Janes fnef eoyts pa MOI ..
,r nd 10 thu State 10 srrved thefewhh sD1 lhat 'nsy
have not caused their appearance 70 be entered as IN eas1
such process bad been ouy served s5a 1s,as hsod h 20
nv afdsvit 10 sssacon Of be CbancSior mat
hr aii reside out OF state ct
~ yit in the STATE of New YORK. Is, therefore on tix
irtisb day January In be year Of cur Lofd ore
,,nd eight hundred and forty oton oI M Sfeh-
ger SOLICITOR of complainant Iy this nrtef sIscted oJ
the Chancellor that the said abseGt eitndants DO appear
plead answer or desr the co2a nanss bill en- OF be-
ore The ar Tuesday OF April next orhat IN deiaa
Of .rch drcree be sgsiEs iEe as lie ClsDceibf
sail think eaait>hIe aud JUL; saf u s uriher ofoered
ha, this ordrr shall wn twenty hereafter De served
personally upon said Launcelo Howard ard Adelne
d. Hosard James Fuller END David Z. Efegory, " ae
yerag copy thereof them CO be punsEed villain tne
said twenty days The NswJersey Journal published "
Elizabethovn IN This State and also IN The Trbure M
The CRY OF and continued therein for sF "eeA'
successivc!v, at least once IN every week.
sflswS.. WM PENNINGTON, chanceisof
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
a MEKICAN MusEUM-Marble build

IA ing, opposite :, Paals Church,. 7. SARNUM
Managec-E;rss week OF the gorgeous and paSn'heen'
spectacle OF
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS.
Lss,wetk OF Tom Thumb, 10 weighs oaiy - Foane,.
Las; week OF the universally admired Animated lao-
,eau1, iac Indins the Burning ei Moscow.
H. y. Sherman, The Ballad Singer-T g. Booth the ap,
rivaied Comic Snser-Ls Petite Celeste, The admired
danseuSe-Mns Heed, lhe Vocalist, &c.
Gu Wednesday ard Saturday Of tai, week Day Per.
ormauce will take place in lie afternoon. commencing Al
II O'Clock. The Evening Performance At I oelock
Saturday mex, taav and eyentigl FAREWELL bkSA'
FIT CT Gen. TOd THUMB.
b,ienr;ce so
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

Certificate Of the Five Per Cent State stock ere
aed by virtue of Act of Assembly entitled An Ae sn%
for the payment of the Iateres, The Ppbc Debt ap
proved the m day Of Juae ls4oy Iav oy
s,ned m lame, Pomeroy dated 2 day Of Deceaoery
is4o Tor Two HuDdred and Fifty Dollars. and numbeied
239 sgasd by George r. Espy Auditor General ans
,s..ynsd by 4 Read Sale Treasurer-wbcb said Ger
Seaie has been ost and that applications has been made
10 The Auditor General The Commonwealth OF feey'a'
ns ~ sr <. a.s " % "a 10 ypl - rs IawSm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

u GnIt Egousc, Louisville, K-ntnekyCTIhss, sub
crbe having again become proprietor OF the Gait House
in this city, pledges himself keep In fstrafe style ana
to graduate his prices 10 suit the times ne "ooa % pe
rem In with him While Ia city, and hopes hat The od
friends of Throckmorlon Everett VIII aG2ys pear ~ nih
in mind. ioFA+AN ,so % nsI u1sI
Huntsville Jan. 49, l3i5 JU Doi&"2m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

SUPREME COMPLEMENTARY, Feb. !.
No27. Vidal et a Grard's executors. Argument con-
cluded by Gen. Jones.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
BRIGHTON NMARKET-MoSpAY, Jan. so.

Atmarke 62o Beef Cattle 1900 Sheep, and 10 swine-loo
Beef Cattle unsod.
PRlcEs-BEEF CArrLE-Las, weeks prices were not
sustained and reduce quotations iew extra al
81 50 first quality 81 25 second quality 81 % 81 %
third quality 50 25 IS so.
SHEEp-Saes from 81 a so. Wethers, from 5Oto3 IS
SwrNE-No lots sold 10 pcddle. lew were reailed
from 81 10 Sc,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

NM| hlCuEh1 IU"ci ttiuH w. ,..,-.
Wv sequence OF the reduction OF drnes oy tns i.ss
tariff 4he subscriber Ia selling his stock OF Gold anh Dhvcs
Levers Anchor Eseapemcnts, Lepne, and other Watches
Of new and splendid patterns, and Jeweby al fs.a 1t
considerable reduction from former prices, being ia1ta
ower than they can be bought for at any other place
lhe ciiy Gold Watches as low as $50 10 sZo eaen.-
Watches and Jewery exchanged or bought AL watches
warranted TO keep good time or the money reuIIeo.
Watches and Clocks repaired in the best MANNER aad war
rapted al much loss than the uspal prices.
9. C. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jeweieiy
o17s n wholesale and pail. so Wall-st-. MP stx1fs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

" Clothing Socie,y.-Donatlons In money or
goods mey lett with Mrs Colgate, Dutch street, or WIN
any Of the Managers. ~ wv