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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24
pEAKE, ZONES & WINSTON,


.sGRfcUL rUR-fL EhPLEhf-STS
WILL, after the first April locate themselves
w the House At present occupied ey Mr. A. King. Few
Tavern immediately opposite the Mansion
House They kesp Of Tie
FAMILY GROCERIES, prehad principally tor cash which
enable them sell low panetaa buyers o~s who buy
The undivided Of The senior viii be
eusive OF all country produce conhicd the
Having had of nesn
frcderekshue Grain dealsr and being
article soh farmer rely upon the best
That class Of the friends and Of g. r. need that nothing
Of his qualifications Commission
branch OF they will make
reasonable require. nothing
peesy the when with all the honest pcrqui
difficult for young along In
receive alre Of the improved
wooscy woo-sy's best Loaf Sugar
they arrival by the package reduced price
Tor cash of satisfactory paper.
Richmond. March sist istS
Williams Co J. 2. Townsend Co Hardy Raker.
woKessrtR. Mass-Rugges Nourse n Mason
NV YoRk-Anen q raxtrn. Jno. Mayhn 4 Co.
BAIuxoRk-Arehd Hart. Isaac T. Peck James Power Son.
C-fanccs Dodge Jno. X. King Jno. keutz.
wAsmSaroS Clrx-wm. Orne.
AlKrlSrRIA n C-Robert Jameson. Lambert Mckenzie.
FAIxovru vA-Muray Forbes Jos n. fiekln a Co.
FRtpsRekssuRs, vs-Jno Scott n son. VIM Redd, Forbes
Berry II. II. Wallace, Jno. Hart. =. J. baydes
NoRyoLx. NA-Souier n Bell
Brother q 60 Warwick BarkSiale. H. w.
J. Fly Dunlop Moneure n Co. Col samr winee Jno
Ioson. J. A. Seldom davenport Alien l. d.
Webb. ]. $. James Co Kent Kendall & Awater.
r. Jones Co Valentine, Fry Co,
Watts.
N n. Geo. r. Peake. till April may found
Liberal advances viii be made all produce and
ehandiie shipped address OF the NH 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24


rvs STEAM GENERA
'NHE proprietor Of tins valuable apparatus admirably
II lated for beating for baths cooking the
city 30 satisfied he Of adaptation point Of
nenee and economy that he ofsr the boiler
expense either houses public establishments and
demand payment only when the apparatus Affords
sasiaeon Wherever heated required quantities
er great small may obtained by construction
he and saving OF fuel almost incredible Persons desou
avail themselves Of his services Will please Office
subscriber
ma - c. T. Bolts
'IrY CURED BACoN-3OOOO City Cured Bacon received
- on consignment beautiful article very
low Tor cash or To good customers BY GEO w. GRETTER
ma ~ ; doors below the Bell
REANER AND CASTOR HATs-Anoiher supply OF thoze
- hight and beautiful Beaver style
just received per schr Manchester by GEO w. FERRY,
Main s. one door above Vanew Hardware
SMALL PON-Y8CCLS.I TION-vaecine Matter IN the
- liquid state put up preserve
protective qualities unimpared for The profession
thus supply themselves with which they may
on hand Tor OF emergency without the delay
10 procure A. Il the method used France supplying
provinces County physicians BY RENTING dollar postage
paid viii receive by Of mail sufficient
four TO eight persons up mode
transmission. Apply BOLTON a. HARRISON.
Corner Of Main and Governor below the Eagle
NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24


HOESI HOESi HOESfII
JUST received and for sale cheap, a very SUI.
~ Pehor assortment Of Wedding and Killing Hoes
RICHARDS GARDNER
NH ~ street, shockoe Hin below the Depot
o. CASES NEW q DESIRABLE GOODS
- received per Nassau and opening
speeifuly invited to call and examine them.
mha JOHN WRIGHT.
RACON.-City Cured Bacon. Hams, Mid
- dlnys Shoulders Joss superior quality. Baltimore
eIira MiddinE.-for ale by nh n NJ HUTTON.
VNDIGO-1OO lbs. superior quality, for sale by
ap4 PEYroN JOHNSTON.
NANKEENso have In store and Offer for sale very iov5o
bales and Avondale Stoves Ln-iaIe Peebug and
Ha',a N'nheen' both sd and plain in long and ,o pieces
VTAuILY FL0UH.-soo bbs consisting Of W. swoope
E BGsp, r. H. Era Eagle, Beu and Bunkers n brands
For sale " lapis SHIELDS BONNEVILLE.
DAssAGE LAmPs-Jus received new beautiful pat
ems Of cut and plain Passage Lamps which W., se y.y low
pI 1As'h5 bNfNs,
PAPER HANGINGS.
TTNIIE subscriber has the pleasure Of informing
~ he friends and he public generally that be has received he
Spring supply and American Paper Hangngs
Of CIT satin Freseo snd Common Papets with splendid .sor
and County in The neaiest mannst and on ne bs.i terms
apiO Corner below the Exchange Bank
IAMLY PLoUR-A few bbl. Iangborue. FAMILY Flour Tor
es@ ap9 " HARRlsoN
GAMBLE boxes Jaeksons Canesassored FOR sae
CI ap9a JAMES A. PATTEsoN.
HAYS LfNAMENT 90 Long experiences bss established be-
yopd the singular cheney Of this Lnament
e Of prevalent painful compap, the Plies such
numbers have been cured by the Of ~ and - extensively
INA, o need Be said BY o. in'roduene
che public. supply received for saie ~
NH I1--su >. ~ EUsTAcE SON.
GEEDs.-Tino,hy and Heras orass seed ~ sa'e y ,.
- mh2f WV. rnis"6h-
IN IVPRPoOf FtILRD sALT-aso saeks SALT large sine and
- IN fine order, landing this morning Tor ate ~ -
an, ~ WILLIAMS HAxALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24

'rrY CURED BACoN-A few thousand pounds City Cured
~ Bacon uIog Round)-lor sale by
Ivy A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13
DIED.:

On Sunday 18th inst. Of Consumption, Simeon westbrook
aged Sc years.
IN atteso his funeral Monday et3 p d. at the residence
of his brother, AZ Bowery.
On Sunday mernng, 18th inst. William Fairbaven, IN toe
8Ist year of his age.
The friends of The family, and those Of his soEs, Henry
and Robert Fahaven respectfully invited TO attend
his funeral this afternoon. half past o'clock, rcm his
late residence, 3lS Monroe st. o.
On Friday morning, 10Th Instant Robert powie aged >.
third son Of Mr. Henry Dowie OF Andes, Delaware
Conntv NV His remains were taken there Tor n:ermen
On Saturday, lllh instant at O'Clock, F. NJ MI Joseph
ON Saturday evening" 18th inst Thomas Doyle in the Goth
On Saturday, l1th inst George Heyl, in the SD year Of
On Saturday, 1,h inst Ann Augusta daughter OF William
AckermaD, aged years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

| THEFT OF cLorniSe.-A coorcd girl named ssras
James vas arrested by ofeerJ. s. Smiih and committed
al the Upper Police Office for stealing silk mousselns
de lame and seven calico dresses, and other articles worth
St5 IRON hIs Nancy Mcdonald OF No. . Grovesrect
the III, inst
STEALfsG MONEY FROM STokE.-To-day, john Cum
nasaey and another arrested charge OF having
in connection with third s;o,ea S35 from the money
drawer OF the store OF William E. Bird, No. pa Froutst
int which they under preence of purchasing molas
ses by The add coffee by the bag but oous
andiet; sno while they engaged Mr.. Bird in the rear
sore &c. the third stole the money and rscaped Cum
nssey was caught with his companion after chase and
The former eonned The latter escaped before reaching
the Police Once.
susDAy, Feb. u.
Police OFFIcE.-HosoR4 SHEPpERp, the
celebrated forger is arrested Las, evening ocers Han
on Reyea and keinger proceeded house in Mercer
street, nnd there discovered The gve justice Hon.
Shepperd who escaped from prison while awaiting her
sentence senS convicted OF forgery in the sccoad degree
They also arrested woman nased Ann Nugent,
pice ct doLcras Honora very unwilling be ain
incarceraed. and made desperate effort 10 escape She
was nevertheless lodged in prison. and this well
cured no doubt she will duriag the week receive her
sentence.
AsoTHER CoUSTERTE,rER AksEsrEp.-Lasi evening,
officers stephens and Fallen arrested man named Jers-
miah Mcdonald for having the 2Ist last july passed
Two 80 counterfeit bills the Toand County Bank 10
female TO whom he was indebted for washing his clothing
lie attempted 10 effect an escape BIZ sprnging fence
into Mott street, but was secured taken prison and fully
committed
CoRoNER's OFF1cE.-SUDpEN DEArH-Jus-
tce stevens yesterday held inquest No 60 Barrow
street on the body OF Thomas Cornelius engineer by
occupation aged u years, born this city. On Saturday.
about oclocxP d. deceased left bis house for the pur.
pose OF Clearing of The from The sidewalk front
his residence and while engaged sudenly fell e1
pred Almost Immediately DR.. Crane made pos, NOR.
TEN e1aninanon ana from his testimony the jury rendered
4 verdict OF death from cong eston of the b
Also at No. liO by the Coroner in prcyr,a
persona, on aged female named Mary Qunion, born
Eog!apd, aged SIS years This venerable lady was n i'll
heat wen, TO bed after O'Clock last Night and died
during The night She had medical aid. Verdct-Died
OF I'D age.
also AT 81 Grove street, the body OF coloyed child
aboat months old, ich taken bed beside its
mother las: night and found dead O'Clock this morn.
Eg The name OF the infant was William Henry Jackson.
Ferdic;-Accidenta sui!ocaion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13
AUCTION SALES.
Josiah Richards Aaeeooser.
RY BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT


ny BANGS 81 RICHARDS s. PLAlT,
IL Sserc isS Broadway
Liberal caah advances made on enns;yn,,.,,, s ,,,
sales k'N'Sats iof aucoon
THIRTY SEVENTH NEw-YokK TR.ps S.Ir-ro eo,,
u'euce March g, sfS-rhs regular Trsae Sss siI
De commenced on the Alb Tussday OF March ne,t ~
coaance with the regulations OF the Trade n VIII ~
Conducted heretofore vrer these renls tops. snd ne
Ger The direction OF the Conmlttce of the Trade ~ -
invoices OF Books, Stationery Paper, S,srosvne p4,s>x
are respectfully solicited Tney SHOULD fa5nise,i hv
to press. So ~ VI" 'ai &c pax
ne usual cash advances WILDE made receipt OF goods
" and the sales viii be guaranteed and cssed
RY 5. DRAPER, Jr.-Storo 81 VII
-AS naraarccs corner OF PineScrecS
MONDAY. Feb Is
AT Il Clock, n Stnclars Slate Yard aeS watsr.a
ny order OF the Collector of the Ports cases Marble
Sculpture being The caps imported Tor pillars 10 the Mer.
chants Exchange. - -
TUESDAY, Feb. ID.
Al 10 O'Clock, at the Auction Room
CIoTgs AND CassEMESEs-Froin the sbelyss- cr.s.
OF SIX months, for approved endorsed notes
THURSDAY, Feb. le.
At 10 O'Clock, 4; the auction room.
FRENCH GooDS-ieo cases conpTsrg desirable a s,rt
Of Ffench German other Foreign Goods OF re-
cent inipora,ioas, cdaptet 10 the spring trade.
Terms noRhs. Catalogues anu samples ready On tie
n Sate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13
Court Calendar Thi. Day.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. 33, o., SO, 141, IL,
so, 90, la. 1914, 153. 1873, l43, ISL, l54, $50,
Isl, l56, 159, 160 16l.
SUPERIOR CeuRr.-Nos Ia, :. 4a6, 50, So, 81,
55, 81 So, so, 81, 81, 62, 81, g. SIS, G7, 68, SO,
20, II, -, 10, 83, 3D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

q New-YorIk Fire Department Eund.-
The undersigned Committee OF The Trustees OF The FIRE
Department. beg leave call the attention OF the friends
aud patrons OF this charitable institution 10 the following
communication,
TIE N. Y. SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY have in the
kndes volunteered to perform the Grand Oratoro
OF DAVID AND GOLIATH for The benefit OF the Funds
of thi. noble charity, Thursday, Feb 10TH on which
casion they will be assisted by Mr. CoLBGRN OF Boston,
who has been expressly tor the character OF DA
vlp; and will also assisted by other eminent talent
Tickets be had OF The officers OF the Depart.
men the principal music stores at the door on the night
of perforH,ance, or Of either OF the Committee.
MARTIN w. EMMONS, IA Spruce.st
FORSYTH LABAGH IA Grundst
faN JAMES PRYER, 245 Front-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13
a MEXICAN DiUSEUM--Marble build.

IA. Ing, opposite ST Psuis Church..-P. L. GARNUM,
Manser.-Fis;, OF The Indian Chiefs prolonged.
Every Day and Evening this Week.
81 Ute depua.ios OF Indian Chiefs, &c. held talk"
on saturday, ana being assured through their
that thousands who have been prevented by the weather.
are desous OF seeing them, they have consented
at the Museum week more have voluntarily eter-
ed to give their SPL ENDlD WAR DANCES and GERE-
MONIES every afternoon at hall past O'Clock.
ryaiied Comic Sinser-La Petite Celeste the admired
danseuse-Miss Hood the Vocalist. &c.
% No Free List during the engagement Of the Indians
Price OF Admission, IS cenNChhdrsn under 10 years
halfprice. lSf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13
MARRIED.:

At the u S. Consulate, Mansla, Philippine Islands Arg
3d. 1872 by Rev. Walter Lowre Missionary TO China, Jo
.i,h Morse ESQ., Vice Consul Of tie u s. at Manila, TO
Hannah daughter of the late VIM Egar Esq Of Maidstone
Kent England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

u To the Reading Pubiic.-Tje undersigned,
at the Solicitation of numerous friends, will resume The sale
of Periodicals. Newspapers and Extras, at the Old Perlodl'
cal and Newspaper Depot No 267 Broadway on tuesday
pers and light Literature Of the day, at the lowest pub
fishing prices.
This paper, the Tribune will be irEnd Al The Soove:
HIST y W hELL1 q W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13
MONEY MARKET.

Sales MT the STOCK Exchange, Feb. II.
$1,000 NJ ST, Is 1919 LOOT goo Kentucky $50 eSE
Loco do IS 1862, 1Oo;' 5o2o do. March 20 25i
30 do 1874, lp0iI 2,059 do...-........ a5[
1910 do SIS, 1851 81 loco do ..-..... bnv a5}
$500 Ind. SIG Bonds. 2l5 1000 .ssods s5i
LOCO Ohio Skies. 1860 81 100 N 5onds..... a5
lot0 do........s 10. SIT l.csp %
10ac Indiana Bonds =. ri 10 O. Lie Trust 50
1900 Kentucky 6s.s7s IS 80 Bic awk s:alroad..
5000 dc............. 81:
SECOND BOARD.
$1,000 Ky yr bonds a6il s. 300 olrio S1es 1861. Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

RDr. SAMUEL SiMoSs of Bridgeport, Conr.
, dominated by the Locos of the Fairfield ane
Tileh6eld District for Congress, beating John Cot
mn Smith, Jr. His next job is to beat Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

~. Oregon Territory.-The propriety and expe.
dency the American Government taking pesseson o.
by lie Debatag Department Of the NegYork Lycenm at
their Hall, Ill Broadway. iIo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13
DEAl Els MUSEUM aud PICTURE.

n GALLERI-C. H. Dkvos, MaRuger-Every day
aad evening thus week al barge oniy sh
ling, The Norwood Gypsy WOMAN can be consulted face
10 face in private apartment She does pretend to ba
eiler bu; praesses by her knowledge of Phys
oogy, Pnysoguomy, Philosophy Phrerolcgy, mesmeIsna
aud the hidden Sciences 10 be able instruct Others of
good intellect She will inform them If they married
not gy them history of past times the present the
future, as she knew them from birth. She has
ton with or knowledge OF Madame Adophe, account Of
NewYork papers recently.-AdmSson 10 the Musrua Is
cents; children half price. f9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

n The Wonder of the Nineteenth Gen-
eury-A Narrative OF the Miraculous Virgins OF The Iyto,
as SEEN agd described by numerous
OF the most unblemshed reputation, tae nosa
psy Toihe ,rsly religious man, the fTm believer N
Revelation as we'll the uahappy scepic wande fins
an infable guide to the oHE TRus FoLe from the IN
erng testimony sanding Miracles OF The Canoc
Two fine copperplae Eagraviags from drawings taken
on the spos are given 10 the work illustrative o. ns usua
of these extraordinary beings whether In
LAC Of ecstay or of suffering Conversion of RHtisoosas
soon. [lIfst-I CASSERLY L SONS, los Nassau St
rGsoa Board and pleasant Roouls can be obsiaet
at No. IS CiiEsreet- t2l olo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

u Spencer announces 10 gentlemen that his arrange
mens are now completed for supplying according TO pre-
vous intizaation, FINE Fus Hat al price (S3 80,
which shall render emphateay the ehkapt as well as
lowest priced Gentemens Fur Hat ever on sale In this
city, II prepared in the same style which chaactef1es
enI fires, article and like that article offered puce at
which il cannot be continued without an unusually rapid
sale The undersigned with al confidence ssrras TO ne
for the gentleman and economist the most desirable FII
Hat yet offered. to2ceii SPENCER, zs5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

Office hours from O'Clock A NJ to O'Clock p NJ flSH'
rr Mitchell T, a. society meet tonight as asual
al their Hall 663 Broadway The Society with pleasure
The Speakers as also Mr. Heberg, OF Denmark and MI.
Wood of this city. The best of Singing, as usual II
II The Ph@nix Temperance Society WIN
meet as usual This (onday) Evening" Feb ~ at Concer1
Hall 4o6 Broadway. very interesting meeting Is ex
cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

DROWNED. Monday night at a late hour,
when three men were returning on board OF the
barge Mary, they became entangled in the bovine
and fell overboard-one Of them was drowned sup
posed to have been intoxicated Yesterday man
BY The PANE of Joseph Henry, of Alton, Illinois,
fell from an Alton pork boat, lying at our wharf,
so3 was drowned. We learn he left no family and
was partially intoxicated. st. Louis ReP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13
BY F. Cotton & Co.
DuRLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE

-On WEDNESDAY, the 18th, at 1Gt O'clock at No.
Front street. corner of Moore the contents Of Grocery,
consisting of Sugars Teas Coffee Pork, Spice HAMS Car.
dies Liquors, TumbIers, Wines Counter Sta,
Casks together with all the fixtures OF said store Is Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

n Eighth Ward Taxes.-Ths Tax'PayerS OF
the above Ward will please take notice that one per cent
viii he added Oh the Goth instant to all unpad taxes.
VIZ " JAS g. MOFFET, Collector,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

~ The hatcher Courier has report that
laron Nanderpoel is to be appointed one
nsa .,ocis,e Justice. nf the Supreme Court Of
sr s,.;t,d States !" Oh no The truth is bad
y ~ !. but not so bad as this. When things is
~ -, ,rea, 'em solemn!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13
% Tribune Iob Printing OGce, l6o y:

p Tribune job PrinhnS Ofnce, lou 1'a'
,Gu- street
AN kinds of JOB PRINTING, such az
paMpHIErs MAMMOTH SHOW BILLS,
c.T,Iocurs LECTURE BILLS,
CHECKS, CARDS, CONCERT niLLs' hica' a''o
INSURANCE Policies, Fancy,
BILLS OF LADING, POLITICAL Oils,
CIRCULARS, ClRCoLASSi u'Sap 49," go
Proximity executed at the Office OF The TRIBUNE, No. leo
Nassaus.ree!, Opposite the ParkJ ESD di'
u E3cnIth, Quiet and Comforf.-ihe sra
ham House. ss Barclay NewYork proiers advantages
10 Strangers stopping few days or weeks IN The cy such
as are rarely Offered II eigiby located on clean ana
airy street, very the business part OF The ey' ana III
the immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings
lis apartments are convenient Esd neat while It's table
supplied With the best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
procured excluding entirely Animal Food and Stmuan's
of all kinds Charges moderate, and every effort made to
render Boarders comfortable. Shower Baths Hee. Re
member IS Barclay-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

raY CENnADwR AMERIcAnA1DD is the
u. If 8 very neat monthly for February which has
!. :, ,.,ched us from ]. r. & R. Everett, Remsen,
Aid, Co., N. Y. We don't happen to read
NAH but those who do must like this work, as
J. know it's conductors to be capable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

NM ATCHES lower than eyef.--in con-
wv sequence Of the reduction Of duties by me late
Levers Anchor Escapements Lepine, and other Wsichsa
Of new and splendid patterns, and Jeweby q .essa
considerable reduction from former pTees beng mais
lower than they be bought for at any ofnes pscs
The city Gold Watches as low as $40 TO z19 esen-
Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought All 1870
Watches and Clocks repaired In the best manner ono
raned, at much less than the usual pces. ,,.,.~,,
g. C. ALLEN, Importer Of Watsnesu IN -, sy,s
o17is If Wbale<aie and etaL 80 WatEs.. 90 e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

HCONOMY in DREsS-229 Broad
81 ~ -. Eounts;u-I would suggest TO the
community tbas a furnishing every article e. Sss sB!
p would 20 se ar saa1
tou haze been sood work that they Ey Judge OF
,l CO those paying ,saay Money
Strangers the city requiring , gssTIJ sNSsNGs'
orr pricsS Draper and Tailor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

BAD RvsINEss.--A stage driver was remarking
the other day that fifteen years ago ne drove s,age
coach on a route of about so miles, upon which re-
sded FIVE tavern keepers. Four of them have
died of drunkenness and the fifth is in the aims
house. Friend of Man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

EARrHeuAxE.-Two distinct shocks OF an
earthquake were felt yesterday, in this city, few
minutes before 10 o'clock. They were slight, ane.
we did not ourselves feel the vibration, on.. we
have heard many persons, and in diierent sections
the city, say that they felt the shocks pcrcepti
bly,, and observed the movement of curtains and
picture, hanging against th, walls of their houses.
Charleston Cour. 9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

AN1NE OOO4o, lOi AEiOO OoiAoapf q"
retail made OF Calf Skin. sewed with fair stitch, in
a,hionabie STYLE superior in quality and durability 10 those
usually sold at four and Ave dollar. The Manufactured,
Possessing great advantages and having nnde recent inn
proyemens is enabled 10 offer better article for The price
taan can be sold by any other Aarge supply us received
for sale at lis Maiden Lane, door from fsars by
" ria Iut GEO B. GRANNIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

CURE TENDER HEAKrEp.-An old fellow in
New Hampsbire brags of having two of the most
tender-hearted sons in the world. He says that
when he asks them to bring in an armful of wood,
or do any little chore, they begin to cry about it
in minute"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

rR w. EMERSON gave his Introductory Lee
-, eNew.England at the Society Library on
. =. evening to an audience soodly in number
{ marked intellectual character. He will
& Il, Second Lecture at the same place on
r.d,esday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

FIRE AT PAINEsvILLE, OhIo.-From a stage
passenger arrived here yesterday we learn that an
extensive FIRE occurred at gainesville, on fnday
night last. A Touring mill, cloth works and seve-
raj other buildings were destroyed TWO men were
burned TO death. and another very dangerously
burned. IBuaalo Courier, 9th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

ny rhe First Ansiversnry Of she he So s,n,t
MEMS aUTGkRs TOTAL ABSnlnmsIihf aou, I viii
,i n,,e in the Rev b. Cheeseis Chutch. Alien
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