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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-24

No. 10-An Act, relating to trustee process.
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assembly of
the State of Vermont, as follows
SEC. ]. When any person shall be summoned
to appear before any county court trustee in any
commissioner to take the disclosure of such trustee
and the same proceedings shall be had before such
commissioner, relating to the disclosure of such
trustee, prescribed in chapter twenty nine of
the Revised Statutes
SEC. g Any commissioner so appointed, may
administer all necessary oaths ahrmatons TO any
trustee appearing before him and when such court
is not in session, may summon any trustee whose
whose disclosure he has appointed TO take TO appear
before him, and make disclosure in the same man
ner as required by said chapter twenty nine, and
such disclosure said commissioner shall return to
said court and the same proceedings shall be had
thereon, as if the same had been made before said
court
SEC. 3. If any trustee, after reasonable notice
from such commissioner, shall refuse neglect to
appear before him, appearing shall refuse neg
lect to make his disclosure, to answer such in
terrogatories shall be proposed to him in writing,
agreeable TO the provisions of said chapter twenty
nine, the county court, unless good cause be shown
TO the contrary, shall render judgment against said
trustee as in case of default.
SEC. a. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved, Oct. 81, 1s43.
No. ll.-An Act regulating proceedings against
Trustees.
Ii is hereby enacfed nv the General Assembly of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-24

No. 9.-An Act, relating to process.
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State of Vermont, That the term ''writ" in the
proviso to section sixty-three of chapter twenty
eight of the Revised Statutes, shall be construed
to include writ of execution well as original writ
Approved Nov. /, lS43.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-24

Oyster Harrest IF Fair Hocen-The New Ha-
ven Courier OF Thursday says
The act prohibiting the taking Of oysters being
off at ~ o'clock Tuesday night, the signal of three
cheers was given, and then the rush commenced
and has since that time been kept up spritedy, by
about 300 men, and probably 1000 boats II we
compute each boat to have taken 80 bushels of oys
iers the amount caught in the first twelve hours
would be $4,000 bushels. At an average of 40 cts
per hushel, they are worth $20,O00. The major
part was, no doubt, taken by the inhabitants of
Fair Haven, although the men and apparatus for
the business from the neighbo-ng towns, were
seen vending their way to the of notion
through the afternoon and evening of Tuesday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-24
No. San Act, relating to exemptions from at

No. San ACT, reIatlng TO exempuons from at
tachments.
IL is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of
the State Of Vermont, That there ne added to sec
ton thirteen of chapter forty-two Of the Revised
Statutes, clause sixth, five bushels Of grain, in
addition TO the grain now exempt; and three
swarms of bees and hives, together with their pro-
duce in honey.
Approved Oct 81, lS43.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-24
Approved Nov. /, 1913.

No. 3.-An Act, relating to costs in civil actions
Ii is hereby enacted by the General Assembly of
the State of Vermont, follows:
SEC. /. In all civil actions pending in any
court in this State, in which the bankruptcy of the
defendant shall be pleaded, and the defendant shall
prevail solely by of such plea the defendant
shall recover no cost against the plaintiff.
SEC. 2 In all actions which may be hereafter
entered, in which the bankruptcy of the defendant
shall be pleaded, and the defendant shall prevail
solely by reason of such plea, the court may allow
or dsaow costs against the plaintiff, in their dis
cretion
SEC. g. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved Nov. 1, 1543.
No. Am Act, relating TO the duties of Chancel-
lors
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Vermont, follows
SEC. |. Each Chancellor in this State shall
have power 10 do any act, or make any order or de-
cree, short of final order decree, in any cause
that may by law be done by the Chancellor within
the judicial circuit for which he may be designated
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-24

No. ll.-An Act regulating proceedings against
Trustees.
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assembly OF
the State of Vermont as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Newly ark Tribune
PH1L.prLpH1A, Nov. a3-l

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 23--F. IA
s GaEAr WHO R.LLY.-The Wings OF The city ano
count, of Phade phathe advocates of American lnuu
the friends Of HESRY CLAY, Will make theiI hls' gan
raliy on Thursday evening nsx Al The Chinese
organize for the approaching Presidential campaign Many
,f 5ug luosr eminent speakers will be present
ATrrMFTEo AiURDER.-A coiored woman named 'oiuaN
was arrested last evening charge OF attempting 10 m
der another colorrd woman, miserable place GOWN 'o"
The parties both IN liquor.
james Bfi5tsr this morning convicted oil murder !"
m. second degree for killing VIM Conlin By stabong MN
with knife ,c,.,,b
William Siiby George Goddard and JOSIAH Gods
were this morning placed upon trial in the Court OK s
slous on an indictment charging them with PeIJnIy oy
swearing falsely upon the late trial of Monteh and
The case e1cites considerable interest
Susan Nolan III. woman who struck her sister 'ioeh1
blow on temple, in the heat of PASSION ie" Gays se
has been Eully committed 10 prison Inc injured s''' -
likely to recover. g
F,c1ohY DEsTRoyEp.-l learn thai Alrssrs Corning q
extensive Cotton lamp yarn manuactory located on
STONY Creek Norstown, vas entirely destroyed .!
ie last nj ght. ,..,.
The irsate Raan Captain Gregory is expected toiea'e
here Saturday ,-
great demand present, both on The Delaware
and Schu yki rivers vessels coal to New ok
and other Eastern ports
There is an active business going forward our whaIv'
.ud should the weather continue favorable, look win
heavy close this week.
There very heavy business done III the Stock MAR
ket to-day at generally firm State IS sold at
State 6s 10: Girari Bank 81; Wilmington Railroad Isl
PENNSYLVANIA Bank fell off > selling at 223.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK, NOVEMBER "a. ls4a
Cleared,

Cleared,
Ships ST George, Liverpool, L Talcot; Iowa Lewis
Collin * Co.
Briggs Carlos Dias, Angostura, Aymar CO, brig smyr
ma, Cummings, Boston, H Rowland.
Arrived.
Ship Edwna West, Al days from Mar.ees, in ballast 10
Ship Rienzi, Clark, Il days from New Or-aas cotton
mdse, TO Post Philips.
Ship Troy, Hills, Is days from London mdze to josiah
Haven was lost overheard.
Barque Ovando, Nichols IA days from sydney, CD coal
TO Nesmith, Leeds S Co.
Brig Old Colony Knight Is days from ST Jaeo de Cub,
with ls9 boxes sugar 4s2 bales tobacco to Dunscomb and
Beck"lth Left brig Mary j. Estel Gould of New Yor
brig Matilda Bartlett for Boston. Sailed in with the
scnf Stranger Burnett Nov. 5, the Moro bearing n W
20 miles, bark Ayeron from ST Marys standing in Coz
81 Jago 10th inst, lat 35 20. long 20 3O passed brig
Pioneer Of New York steering Egg Harbar Passed
quaIty Of scan,ing-supposed vessel had lost her
Brig Caroline Platt Rc. II DAYS from Apalactcola
cotton and rice, 10 Post Philips.
Brg Neuvitas, McFaran "a days from Bonare salt, l.
Fo1lke & Son.
Schr Pocroua Ireland days from New Orleans naraI
stores TO Blossom.
schr obston Samson, 25 days from New Orleans com
wheat aud leand to Nesmth, Leeds & CO.
Schr Two Mary. Gandy days from Phiadelrhia GOAL
schr Wren, CroPrer, days from Berlin corn and shin
glers, TO Hareas '''
schs Dove Williams days from Berlin, com and whoa,
to J Fox. '''' 0'''' AA' "ea''
schF Charles Tholn ds I'm Wilmington, c, pa~si
stores and cotton 10 E Powell Ao'
schr Baltimore, Woslon, ds I'm Petersburg, tobacco
hour and cotton to Hunter
sclir Rochester, Wise d; I'm Dalt;no,a n,d,o 80,
&c j & Briggs. u'Ne anu coz
Below.
oae brig. Wind light at sS.
Sailed,
snip Victoria, Spring Hull Eng; barks Elv;,a Gr,vee
Genoa; Candor, Ward St Crox; br;cs s,ernr H.n;,or
Savannah; RoaFer Corning, Maranham and ma,kes.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24
CITY INTELL1GE Z y G +
FRIDAY, November "a

FRIDAY, November z
CHARGE OF MuT1NY-Two seamen, named
Johnson and Evans were sent to this port yester-
dav bv MIR. Charles II. Deevan, American Con-
sui at Sydney, charged with mutiny on board the
bark Ovando Capt. Nichols 1t appears that
while the lay Sydney the captain suspected that the
men would leave the vessel 60 which they were deo and
he caused their baggage be removed from their orecas
70 be cabin About log O'Clock the night the captain
and second mate were reused from their sleep By hearing
noise at the companion way, and Captain n going
deck he was struck and knocked down and the second mate
was also struck One of the back into the orecase
after being ovepowered They finally secured and sent
back IN irons They will be examined forenoon
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24
EVENING EDITION.
FRIDAY, 2s O'CLOCK, p. NJ.

Cor. WEBB 81. Kenmore CooPER.-Colonel
WEBB, of the New-York Courier and Enquirer,
had his third trial at Fonda, Montgomery Coun-
Otsego County some years ago, for libel on j.
Feninore Cooper, contained in review OF his
"Home as Found The trial was urged on be.
fore one of Col. Webbs Counsel, NJ H. SlBLEy,
ESQ, had arrived, but he was most ably defended
by the other, j. A. SPENCER, Esq. of Utica
Judge WILLARD charged the Jury most decidedly
against the defendant ruling every point OF law
against him. His charge occupied an hour, and
the Jury, after an absence from the Court Room
OF Serenteen minutes, returned with verdict OF
NOT GUILTY. Albany Eve Jour.
MANE-MoRsE ELECTED.-The Boston Atlas
states that it has learned from private source
that complete returns have been received from the
WITH Comet District, and that FREEMAN H.
MORSE, Wing, is elected to Congress by MAORI
ty of 35 over every thing.
The Bangor Courier OF Monday gives ad-
ddtonal returns from the With Washington
and Hancock District. The returns Yesterday
were from IL towns, which stood:
Robiuson ". 372 Cary, h.. 2s4 Scattering. .2co
The returns from additional towns increase
the aggregates to
Robinson, ". l,5l7 Cary, LII, sos Scattering !os
1t is said that the Wings have gained l6 in
Deer Isle, and that the Locos did not give there
vote for Cary, but threw it away on Mr.. Will
Hams. This makes it pretty certain that there
has been no election.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

u The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser of the
2lst inst. states that the Canal Tolls in that city
from early IN the spring up to that night amount
ed to S50l ,5ol, without including the $4,000,
nearly that sum- collected Black Rock Last
the total receipts amounted bat 37l 100 making an u
crease Of sl26SSl And Yet this they have been
sending agricultural produce Wisconsin to supply emi
gans This increase the Editor Attributes TO the enlarge.
ot the Canal Next season. the Miami Extension vii,
be completed and bring Cincinnati with its 90 900 nhab
,arts and 10000 miles steamboat within the basin
Of Lake Erie. That IS IL will be nearer the canal 10 ak.
Ere than the distance the Ohio canal through which
pork hour butter lard 10 Cleveland The
Ere Extension will also be completed The Wabash will
be extended 10 the navgable Of that river at Terre
H4ue. The railroads. profitable In Michigan will also
be extended Aud more than all the humber Of
farmers living III the Eich valley Of great lakes Will have
vastly more acres under cultva,ion and propoopably
larger surplus for There boundess and exhaus
less mine OF wealth for in the Great West if W.
show ourselves worthy Of the rich heritage
u Mile Calve, the prima donna of the
French Company has myseriousy disappeared" in New
Orleans and fears expressed Of her ing come 10
unhappy end Il expected that she would BE- mar
ned 10 gentleman IN that City.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24
? y IT n
Spoken,
u The Albany Daily Citizen of ros,,.,

U he AIDany DAILY Citizen Of yesterd,,
says that on nigh; the police HAVING had an
nation that some Of the burglars IN thar c,y b,
arendezyous OF Canal Boa; the Basin nads d..
upon IT aud found there the Captain Of the boat W r.
Eyck Geo Stevens, alias French and woman na,n.3
san Bell Presently afterwards fellows named Cb,ri.
Dngey aud James Farrell, came on board IL the CAIN,
the boat and in other places on board wsrr @
the goods, or large portion Of Them least which W..
stolen from Bomleys the nigh, OF n. Eth OF o.
,ober The greater part Trunks aud band.bor,,
strewed out upon the foor. These persons w.r
Immediately arrested and locked up
On examination Tuesday they werr all commi,.3
The Citizen says Three watches one iqlewetsd ,al,
pocket pistols both loaded were taken from Ssys,
There can be but little doubt but these fellows ar ~
ton OF the gang Of desperate burglars who ue,, our t
this, this Canal Boat made receptacle stolen se
and that Susan Bell receiver general II IS NOT i1n
bab that quantities Of stolen property have yranspo
UP the Canal in the boat and disposed Of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24
FIRE IN PoRT GIBsoN-CoURT HOUSE BURNED.
A fri.nd al rand (Inlf ,r1ltes foiinMs

On the last night OF the election, after they had quit
counting the for the evening fire originated in thr
Sheriff. Office where the election held and not
discovered until nearly day gh, the morning Every book
and paper the Shens Office consumed and the Court
House is mass!of The records Sc in the Circuit
and Probate Clerks rooms all saved"
The building DESTROYED in Port Gibson very hand
some one erected considerable COST and the second
Court House burned that pacs within the last four years
New Orleans Courier.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24
The Cnnal-NavtGnttOn.

FORT PLAIN Nov 70, Is+S.
G. w Newell, Esq. Chief Clerk Of Canal Dept.
Dear Sir-Therc has been freshet here; all
the guard gates have been closed on this section
from twelve to fifteen hours, which caused some
delay, and crowd of boats. There were 204
lockages at lock No. l6, in 22t hours after the
gates were thrown open. There is no obstruction
now, and the prospect of boating for several days
longer is favorable. Yours IN haste,
ALBANY Argus 2sd.l B. BECKER, sup't.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

TENNESSEE LEGlsLATuRE.-TheS Senate has
passed bill to reduce the salaries of all the Pub
lie Officers A bill has been introduced into the
House, laying tax upon all Public Officers from
the Governor down to the Constables, the taxing
ranging from 5000 to Sl00, according to the
dignity and Importance OF the office, and the sala
ries and fees annexed to each.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24
Passengers Arrived.

Il. The ,hip Troy, from London-Henry Vleuueup. Of
Belgium, Miss Josephine do, John Frank of Hambo,r
Adolphus Mou,iord Eng, John \. Lsancx OF Naty,ss
Pierre |. DO Of do
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

SIR JAMES MAcKINrosH's Discourse on the
Study of the Law of Nature and Nations. with
Sketch OF the Authors Life etc" has Just been
published in beautiful large pamphlet of lO4
pages, by Pratt 4 CO., Boston, and is for sale by
Saxton & Miles, 205 Broadway. The Memoir
is good, and the Discourse above praise
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

ANNALS AND OCCURRENCES OF New Y oRK
CITY IN THE oLDEN TIME" by J. F. Watson, is to
be published by subscription in an octave of 800
pages, with 80 illustrations, by Baker & Crane,
l5s Pear-st Mr.. Watson has already achieved
reputation by similar work on Philadelphia
Mr.. S. GRAHAM's " Philosophy OF the Scrip
lures, with especial reference to their authority
for eating Flesh, drinking Wine, &c" is to be
completed in four Parts, of which two have al
ready appeared. Part ". is TO be published this
winter. Although the advertised scope of this
work may seem narrow, it will be found to en-
body much sound and valuable criticism
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

SIX NIGHTS WITH THE WAsH1NGToNIASs, a
series of Temperance Tales, by It. s. Arthur ;
also The LADIES Musical LIBRARY for Decem-
Der, have just been sent us by Burgess Stringer,
2a2 Broadway. Also, The STOLEN WIFE, An
American Romance, by the author of The Tai
ors Apprentice &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

u We ought to have noticed before a pam
phlet LIFE OF JOHN c. CALHorN, which has been
published by J. Winchester 80 Ann-st. 1t is a
very neat affair, embellshed with taking engrav-
ings, and well calculated to push Mr.. C.'s claims
to the Presidency, OF course, it is redolent Of
hnmbug and blarney
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

IL BLAcKwoop's MAGAzlNE-;he King Of
the Monthes-for November, has gust been issued
by Winchester, very neatly printed. 1t has art-
cles on Texas, the proposed Connexion of the At
lantic and Pacific Oceans. Commercial Policy
The Wrongs Of Women, Repeal, Ceylon, etc
Price Isl cents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24
1IisslysfppI Election.


We have reports of large Wing gains IN Y Yazoo
and other Northern Counties, but we still THINK
Brown is elected Governor. 1t is hardly probable
that all the Repudating candidates are elected TO
the State Offices as some of each ticket run aheao
and some behind the Governor. AS general
rule. we believe Brown "a. G. late of Congress
runs.a ahead of the strength of his party. We be.
leve the Wing candidates for Chancellor and
Auditor are ahead Of the average wing vote.
We have few full returns for Congress, yet we
think volney E. Howard, Bond payer, Is chosen
With Han,mett Jacob Thompson and K. W. 10,
oerts, Regulators. Howard, if elected, beats
Gov Tucker Tucker is good way behind his
ticket, having rendered himself unpopular by hls
official career His want of capacity is the stand
mo Joke of the State, so that droll Loco Repn-
d;ator nominated himself for the oacancy on the
Congressional Ticket caused by the nons'"ati6"
Of Tighman M. Tucker,
The Legislature runs about as the Governor
vote would indicate, except that we lose one
Member in Kinds Co. and we believe another IN
Perry. A bondpayer is elected in Franklin, last
time Repudiating, Hon. Edward Turner Wing
candidate for Governor, is elected to the Senate,
in place of Rcpudiator from Franklin and Je'-
ferson Counties
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

zsus Ns,. York Of cheap and uniform OF
ro.age are requested ts Merchants Exchange
Saturday 18th at half past ttc,ue O'clock TO akr
MO the necessity Of adopting efficient
by winch this sil.impoam object may De Accomplished All
n favor Of reform of the present bu.densom nd VDsfnal
rates Of Postage are invited TO attend
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

J. GopEY's LApY's Book for December has
been sent US by Graham & Christy, , Astor
House. 1t is profusely embellished, and well
filed. Among its contents is noble Poem BIZ
Rev, John Pierpont,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

o. FIRTH H.lL, No, franklin Square, have JUST
published The Broken Vow, words by Camilla, music b.
Ms Haml'ton The Cavalry Band March, By Stephen
0o.sr' aud Gen Bsrtrand's Quick Step composed By R
McknsTy, il, arranged BY George Bris,on Tbey Az
all sbelishsd wish splendid thographic titles Also Les
Ad.suE MuraTd Quadrilles, by \. La.ard These ara
ali e-cseu compositions ana are produced ir mappe,
highly cTsdtabe to the publishers
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS No. VII. has been
issued by j. Winchester. 30 Ann-st. (We have
spoken somewhat at length OF tins work on our
First Page
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

C Capt. Thomas, of brig Zebra, and his mate
IN PRISON at onavss are obliged pay prison rent 90
Pc. day for board
The order for their release had been received BY our Con
.ul aud forwarded 20 Port gu PIncs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24
INTELLIGENCE

Court CALEADAR.-F Friday. .......... Common
PLxAs-No, Is, H. l9 u, ~, - p, 30, 81, 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

THE LILY'S DELUSiON.
A cold, calm star looked out of Heaven,
And smiled upon a tranquil lake,
Where, pure as angels dream, at even,
A lily lay but half awake
The flower felt that fatal smile,
And iowlier bowed her conscious head;
Why dost he gaze on me the while %
The light, deluded lily said
Poor, dreaming flower too soon begulled,
She cast nor thought nor look elsewhere,
Else she had seen the star but smiled,
To find himself reflected there. F. 9. o.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24
.fSastefa.

18th inst, OF Banagat, the piloboat Jacob Bell ii,
witt. fore aud air schr sunk ia fahoms wa,r, ~ -
her sails set and main rigging carried amay-suppo,sJ -
have been into by some vessel unknown. :
Spoken.
Nov ~ lat ~, long % 20 saw packet ship Moo,..-
steering eastward. 22d OF South Hamptoa ,nak. Wa
Homo and for NYork, IL days from JsnacaIb.S A'
out OF provisions days; supplied them ssith .nrs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

Fruits. By L. D. CHArlN with illustrations, Clos
sary &c.
The object OF The author appears to have been
TO render the subjects embraced IN this volume
intelligible to all classes of readers and to point
out the properties and uses Oft the various produc-
tons OF the vegetable kingdom. The work can
will be found interesting as we'll as instructive
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

VIRGINIA. special election for State senator
u,s held in the Norfolk District, Va. on the 2oI
to fiji the place of a Wing resigned. Norloh
Borough gave ooo
For John E. Crump W.4ol Dr. VIM Collins l. 23s
Portsmouth Navy Yard in Norfolk Co. gave
ll2 for Collins, which the County would about
hold rood, Princess Anne and Nansemond to
besv from. Cyumps election is considered Ger
tain.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

THIS DAY, O'Clock.
Flour dull to-day o23. but hear Of TO sales be
ow that There stl great scarcity of vessels io
the East, which prevents operations.
The quantity afoat is large. Grain is plenty Sales
Maryland Corn 81 cents Rye in the slip 81 Cents.
Ashes taken freely 81 62i for Pots and l2t for
Pearls Sales 80 bales Hops g. &c for No Western,
for export.
Buck Wheat worth 81 in bb for fair quality; bags
/ s75 a 81. Rye Flour is rather dull at l23 3 25
Cotton firm. Large sales Lard al 6. cents.
ALBANY, Nov. 23.-FLouR.-We have change
the market of yesterday hear Of but few sales.
There is but little activity among buyersholdrr firm
The market ranges from s. 80 81 62 The receipts b.
the Canal are large
BurrALo Nov 22,-The market has been canvassed for
Fa1seed and 800 bbls picked up 81 per bush
1000 bushels Of white Corn from the Wabash taken by
a Lockport diser al II cents, Yellow is in demand anc
would bring As without hesitation. A full cargo Of
Chicago Wheat sold 73 cents aud the inquiry for az
proved samples Of Saudusk continues good but know
only lnvoice the market, which is held II cents
Western Flour freely taken the quotations previously
noted 200 b6s oi Michigan, promscuous brands sold
So 63 I'd $50 bb of other good brands brought SO 6S pei
barrel.
The weather clear, and boats still clearing for east.
-rn points.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

u THE New MIRROR for this week opens with
a reasonably fair engraving, and closes with
capital letter from Willis to young gentlemen who
wan, to make Literature a profession, inscribed
"To Callow Chcksters of Our Feather" We
wish this wofully numerous class would read and
heed this letter. and not ask us to write its sub
stance to them individually, We have the will
to doit but back aching with incessant crouch
ing over desk, eyes that will not close in sleep
when they may because they may not when they
would, and cramped arm, absolutely forbid it.
Young aspirants for Literary fame and fortune
do procure and read Mr. Willis's letter Ne
shall not print it-Can you not pay him six
cents for what is worth to you more than dollars
We must copy the following gem by Mrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

tEALEs MUSEUM Il well fashiouabiy attended OF
Isle. and Great es,er. the fortune teller SC ,e
grand entertainments Evacuation day will De uy ceeb--
Ted there.
Coed Board and pleasant Rooms mag be obtaiuod
d w. 90 Ciiii S>!+sI NIL 2Ws