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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26

DoOKs-LATEST ISSUES.
Published t2j cent; a number
McCI'LLOCHS GAZETTEER No l.
BLACkWOOD'S MAGA/TNE-AIasdn'sa edition.
AIS AhISqN,S Ms, HlsToRY ST Dry OF EuRQPE No; 10
THE LEE AND SPEEt HE'S OF HENRY CLAY-Sl.
MURRAY'S ENCYCLOPEDIA No, TO-
Together with host of Others, numerous enunea;e.
For sale wholesale and retail h,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26

JNANTED-A situation bya capable Protestant
w girl TO cook, wash do houewesk Apply al Nc III
EiyLtb aCauur
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nes exceeding $1,000. 10 Be revised ard
renewed By The Board Of Directors every
% days % he payment ef interest. and
. ss secured By tao good endorsers. ID
was 6rsigned a. compensation 10 The
Directors Cor their valuable services, and
poor = i The boon. il i I'll lhal thry re-
eeiFe.
ouf~eal estate, embraces Eve Banking
houses, md certain properly purchased
IN % secure debts. The houses hare
been built with The ssricless eronomy, and
II ne except The Principal bank. are worth
10 The Institution their estimated value.
The Banking house in Wilmington 10
old. and vas originally badly built. and
has therefore recently required much re-
pair, particularly since its injury by Gre
in 1910. and all these repairs hare been
charged 10. and have swelled iis account.
Its m expense incident 20 our business.
Without appropriate buildings. il cannot
Be well conducted. and they cost more
Than ordinary structures.
That your Board Of Directors should
have withheld dividend, when The con.
tliiion &C The institution would not au.
thorize lis payment, we had supposed
with IN Intelligent community, would
have been . subject Of commentator
rather than Of reproach. Upon The en-,
largemeni Of lie capital, and therefore Ihs
admission Of The new corporators, III,
Bank paid over lis existing profits 10 TN
old Stockholders, 10 whom il justly be
ionged, and having subsequently, sustain
ed losses, the question came up shall ",
make dividend out Of an impaired CAPT
cal. and thus bolster up the credit and con
real the loss, or shall We take the NOR,
firm. manly. and honest course. retail
the profits 10 make good the capital, an,
restore the Bank 70 sound. healthy. an
honorable condilicni Between such al
iernatiyes your directors could not hest
tate. They dared do right, feeling all il
hardships 70 you, and all is consequen
ces 10 themselves. They thank YOU 70
the renewed svidencss Of your conf
dence. for your patient forbearance an
honest cooperation, and rejoice that III
affairs Of your institution are in cond
,ion TO invite scrutiny, to smile at suspi
cion. and defy malice.
/ We indulge no vain expectation Of b
ing able 10 silence the carpings Of ignc
rance. or The clamors Of the designing, nc
can we foresee how far our credit may
impaired and our usefulness abridged b
! the crusade whiehis warning againstus;b b
, come what may, we hold ourselves prep
red Tor evsry contingency. and when OF
+ chartered rights shall have been yiolas,
ny open assaults, or rendered worthle
|, by cover, and indirect hostility. the que
ton will then ahse how far il is consi
tent with our interest and honor to CO
a sinue in their exercice.
!, Ihavs the honor 10 be, with much I
Il spect, your ohedient servant,
II JOHN HILL. President.
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PUBLIC ACTS.

PUBLIC ACTS.
1. IA act 10 alter the time oil holding
one OF the terms of The Supreme Court.
1Chsnse. The winter term Of the Cosrs,
IRON the las. Monday in December to
The 30,h Day Of December. and provides
,ha, when ,hs said 3Oth December, shall
be Sunday. The CouIt shall be opened on
The following day.
2. TO extend The time Tor registering
grants, nesne conveyances. powers OF
attorney. bills OF sale, and deeds OF giit.
| Allows Two years from The passage OF
The act. But provides tia, the acs shall
no, extend 70 mortgages and 10 convey
.uces in trust; and shall not be so con>
suued as 10 give any person poser I"
record or have registered grants from the
state for sny OF The S~amp lands, which
we're conveyed to The President and
Directors &c The L terary Fund, BY an ac'
Of the General Assembly, passed al The
Session OF 1861.
3. To direct the reference OF suits on
the bonds Of Shenffs and other oiiirers'
PROVIDES, that when any suit shall b
+ 6roueh. upon any bond OF Sheriff or oshe'
!, public officer. the court may, on motor
\ OF either party, ., any time during th'
pendency Of said suit. refer the same &"
= an account 10 be taken, in the same man
uer, and under The same rules and segusa
tons. a. are nov provided for the refer
: encs Of suits on bonds Of executors, al
!. minis,ra,ors and guardians.
Il 4. TO Law of and establish new coun
= ~, by The name oil Ca,a~ba. This cour
:, ~ 10 made Of tina, PARTON Of L,ncol
' coun,v. which lies north OF line. bsgir
I, r;ng a, . pain, on the Catawbs rive
=; running wes, TO the Cleaveland count
: line. and passing With" one and ha
:. :. mile. north oil I.,ncolnson.
y 6. To revive and continue in force. .
~ A., nas.ed in the year 1899, sn'i,l'
y y ian sc, 10 incorporate The Weldon ha
~ Road Company" and to amend the sam
~ ranpoinl. three commissioners. IN aud
4 !, .;on to those appointed by The act
. 1899, 10 open books ot s"bscr'P''"a' al
e. sov,d.s that when $4,000 shall ha
,een subscribed 10 the capital Stock u
m compspy shall be Incorporated In "'1"
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PRIVATE ACTS.


IAN &C, 10 incorporate F,anklin Acs-
deny. in the county II Dupl'n. -.
Q. TIE cede . portion Of Rutherford
county to the county cf Cleveland.
3. 10 Incorporate The Trustees Of mis-
way Academy. in franklin county.
1. To incorporate shs Alternate blues
in Pssquotank county.
S. To prevent the telling Of timber 'a'o
second Broad river. in Rutherford.
6. To amend the sets fcr The better
regulation Of tho town Of Wlll'sms'en
I. To keep up abridge. in shs county
Of Henderson.
8. To Incorporate The /" New Hanose'
Rife Corps" in The town oil Wilm'ns ION.
o. TO incorporate " Union Aesdeny.
in Lenoir county.
10. To regulate the county courts o.
Rowan and lredsll. -.
IL TO alter the time Of holding b,
cour, Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, To-
the county of Moore.
| 10. To repeal 90 much of"sn oct ron
corning the Courts Of Pleas and Qnarss
Sessions of Moore aud sampson coon
ues, 'ssas relates 10 the county OF Ssmp
son.
i 10 To incorporate The "ladependeE
IreJ.ll Blues." in lredeA county.
ID. To incorporate The I" Oak Gso'
Academy" in Arson county, and sppo''
trustees thsrent.
. Is. To compel tho Justices OF u
Psacs Of New Hanover county. 10 les
/, the County and Psst Tsxss. al The ~
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Pc. Ii. uiIaiastsa cAfeaiels.
BANK or Cars FKAx. y
NTminglon. Jan. ., lssa.

Y,sas s:sskAss<sra sfiAs Bsak " CAPS Fsus
II obedience % your resolution o. he
ali instant. submis 70 you ! = Report q
ne cohdision Of the Bank. with such
commentaries as seem % Be required
Our lslI exhibit % The legislature On
taeslh December. and our more recent 70
NV d Inc inierrogaiories Of The senaie's
eemmites. are both before The public, and
are % explicit = % lave me liisle % add
SulI we have no eoneealmenis, and The
impulalions 90 per,inaciously cast upor
he Banks Of car State. render II desirabls
thai you should possess The fullest infor
maiion.
On shr I'd instant the following VA
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PASSED sx the
sgsasral .7ssensbip Of the state ef .S'erfh
Csrsliss, at che Sesstsn Of Isa9-43.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
Gitp fnteIligcnce.'

TUESDAY, Hlarch 20.
v,cx Cu.ycELLoR's CouRr. - Before Vice
Chancellor McCouN
Dsc1s,oNs-R NJ B,asc.tord receiver, &c Us. R,cSard
w. Re16ed and Samuel " Lop.rre-on ar i.euneis re
coming cashier Of the Commercial Bank he gave o o
$40 900 in security for his faithful conduct was Nse
BY bimseC as principal and Mr. John Keohsio aha eauu.
Iowerre az snress The receiver entcied an acton IN
,e Sroerior Court for the amount, asserting that lr H.
W. Redhelt was a defauller in the sum OF s9ooo. us
vas denied Mr. Lowerre alSe put IN a piea ueh9 'us ~.
liability on the ground that the bank IN sePtehioei' '
compromised with Mr. Red6ed by taking us n@'es CIV
dorsed by John RedfcId and Andrew WnEalss' lose'N
with certificate for s. see OF the North American
Company and % shares Commercial Bank sscck, lsr W
aroun, said to be due by him. said notes being LOT !, an"
Syar-aso that tue bank bad not acted in good fan WIN
the said Lowerre Mr. ReGhed, when appointed Cashier
owing The bank $40 900 tor defacaons while teier' Hs
Knowledge OF which was concealed from him when oeeom
ing Spety The receiver into this Court asking tna1
the case ay be withdrawn from Tho Superior Court anu
Submitted 10 referees M. Lo"erre objects 10 Us being 80
aoiion deaied, with cosis, 10 be a1ea.
Hira a!.royth, clciE, &C., Ds Robert Anaef'o" ana
othen.-rwo auimproved lois IN WNiam's"ee' te'en's
belonging Mr. Anderson %ere soo uHoeI '" 20
Sane i. Moi, and Michael 4tiney-he hrsi or -
and The other for Sits They in asking 10 'acae
tie sale on ,he ground that vr viii be required or Tue
widening oi Wilan-s;reet &c. Motion dehieu' WIN e"'
OF opposing the motion 10 taxed, 10 De pao oai Vi e
proceeds OF sale.
john Tveee executor &c-Ths petition OF lir. arsee
70 be discharged as trustee OF the estate OF JON oo.
bowen allowed, and order OF reference ras6e 10 app'
another trustee in his place.
r'ilian: MOsar, executor, drcaa van anu 1" ~
his wife, and o,hers.-Modon dep.ed, With costs
Thomas Niehslis James 3. Iayor-oftered' tasi 'ae
injunction be modified to permit the defendant 70
I'D itot vial
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
ARPER & BROTHERS WILL PUBLISH,
or WEDNESDAY, MORNING,
Incidents of Travel in Turatan.
BY JOHN L. STEPHENS, ESQ.

ILLUSTRATED BY 1.j ESGgAvINGS. IN TWO VOLS. 6vo
in reviewing :tesc abors OF 1r. Sephens ne have been
fully nvnced lie has dcac more fcr the calculation
the mysterious history OF te people who inhabited the
Western Continent prior she Spanish Conquest than has
ssen G0Ec by al The other travellers, with the eScepusn o
Hrmboit who have visited since That time lie does not
come before Us aa origiual dcoveer phosophic his.
ioraG-tesc are not his cIa1s but he has wrought dep
in lie which cteis barely opened, and brought oui
tle ore which the genuine cola will ore day be made
The work he undertook 70 hc has done admirably aad
with fidelity that beyond all praise and to render his
services the pubc complete he has placed the results ef
bis investigation within the reach Of every man"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
CoURr OF oYER Asp TrRMlsER.-Befor,

Judge KENT and Aid. woopHuLL and CARMAx.
MARY hennedy was placed upon the stand. charged with
the murder the 10Th November last of her female In
liant child l.appeared ia evidence that She had been
9nanied with another youag residing as servant
with MIS- Brady 4s6 Bowery and went there during the
absence ef Mrs Brady, complained Of being unSei
went - bed On Mrs BIS she told os what had
occurred, and the room where the prisoner
suSpectBg what had occurred physician
She compelled rise, and or searching the bed e.
male child found under the pillow, wrapped gar.
ments, and dead. There marks voience upon its
neck and the general impression is that il had been born
alive. The girl denied, when u:errogated tine,
having killed It Ihe jury found her not guilty.
SPECIAL SEssIoss.-Before the RECORDER and
Aldermen SMITH and GspyEY
TggrTs-Pecr D0bbs vas tired for stealing a drum of
figs from Thorn sWoodwcrih Peni.entisry months.
Ellen Farra stealing knives and forks from Mr. j. f.
cogence: Peni.en.iary Elon.hs.
Henry Ha,man stealing clothing froyn Geo. Wheeler ::
Peniieniia!y 8 months.
John ,own stealing goose from Sas Pearsz; also,
for assauIing Mr. Coon the watcman who arrested him
Pententiary months.
Mary Cavanagh, stealing borlbezine dress from
Mrs. Rosannah O'Bren: Peniten.iary months.
Thomas Hannovan, Patrick Shey boys, stealing pairs
wcoen stockings from W. Tenyke: Judgement, suspended
unIil Friday.
Mary S. Williams, alias webb, blact stealing four large
glass botiles containing medicine from The store Of W..
5;prphy: Pen;,cntiary months.
Black John Smith, stealing ba8 from Luke Edgar
City Prison 10 days.
Frances " son stealing door keys from +. Fl. Fitch
City Prison 10 days
George Williams, stealing overcost from John Sarr
reni:entiary months.
Thomas Burns, st.aag pair OF panalooas from John
Reynolds: Pcni:entary months.
Frederick Burln, stealing roundabout from James
Webb: Penlteot:ary 8 months.
AssAULTs.-Wiam Rhan, bea,iae Isaac Slons, fined =
fetcr Jones, i'll treating lis vic Mary, discharged.
John Radford and his wife Mary ung air MurPiy
Judgement suspended, and discharged.
Adjourned until FRIDAY next
CoRoSERs OFFIcE-DlED OF INJURIES FROM
FALL.-The Coroner held irquest to-day at the Cy
Hospital, Oh the body OF Benjamin Davis aged about so,
batve OF this Stale trade dockbulder The deceased
who resided the Great Ke Road, went on Monday
morning to his work pier erecting the foot OF
Barclay Near II O'clccb while eccaged in hosting
cap timber the plies, by The giving way OF the cbain
the timber swnirg ronnd struck and Knocked deceased c
the string piece into the dock where nc fell on hs breast
upon piece cf mbsr and being also struck by the falling
TIMBER WHICH fell upon him. his body tightly squeezed
between the logs he taken out seriously injured cry
ing out, the Lord have mercy my poor soul aud be-
ing carried Hospital died there O'clock last
ing Nerdict-CaHle 10 his death by injuries accidentally
received by falling into the the foot OF Barclay
street, and being al the same time sruck by log
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
CREAT INDUC SMgNTs are offered
Nsw.YoRK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

NSW-YORK CASH TAILORING kSTABLISHMENI
l42 FULTON. STREET NEAR ERoApwAf.
The subscribers havia hand la and ashionable az
srneat of Cloths CaSsiueres aud Vestiaes OF the Engs
French and American manufactures, prepared 10
our Spring business adherg strictly TO our oa
system of Cash on delivery and abatement In prices
The advantages derived by the customer from the uoop
ton OF this COURSE thereby realizing gain OF 20 per ceht
upon credit prices, they conceive perfectly OBVIOUS ana
srore needs no comment, and In calliag ion OF
the gentlemen OF the United States and OF New iofh IN
particular to their assortment OF choice Goods they VII
merely observe underwriting punctnaty aud de'pacs
in answering The commands OF their tfisnas Is as 'haes
par fs1 u Ne'' > ''''' j. c. 6OOTE.& co
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
DIED:

On the 9TH March ssr bTist Illness, sezfbsth Ann
Earke-, in The 18th yea OF bee age.
TIE fE:ens OF the family respectfully issid IN
tend TIE r=eaI the residence OF her u,oaer hbec.
ca Barker. No. s. Hester this afternoon al O'CLOCK.
wiz of Mr EDWARD Rouicn, aged - ears and nlnIih
The !e!a and .eads q; the family are respectfully
isv &c n attend the fsrera from hsrsie resccHce NO
1T Orchard stree;. ttn afternoon al 5 O'Clock
Tuesday uletniag. March .. OF ApoPle1y. Mrs Ca'ha
rice edest daughter OF Morris Craae, and wife OF Sam
uei y Barry, ssed IS
The funeral exercises will be attended in the Rev. Mr.
CbeYes Church, Allen below GA ID Tbnrscay
ae-roon a, ocicck The fencs OF the tay aau iaerl
barS OF the congregation respectfully invited 10 attend
A, Masbattnlri.ir March IS Elisha Williams in the 7oh
year OF his age
Al B-ooASp March e of consumption: in tie e6,h ?esr
OF her age Clsrsi. daughier OF Samuel Maynard and vie
o. Alexander h!>>aci
Mr isabel Gay the ssh year OF his age soid'c' ia The
Mascs s. Ms sasah Yeo, glove and leather dresser
aged 6+. .,,-.,.
~ S. LOUIS March IL Mr.. Joseph Laidain, 81 ears
and months formerly OF Boston.
A, Ty!sr iii feb S. Richard C. B-ushnell, in his Sab
year.
Frauslin in his 18th Maj F.as native OF CoSnec-
.lcu, ana one OF The frs, se;.lsrs OF Aurora
AT the sl5uc place, March 4, s Franklin, vie OF Mayor
franklin aged 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

II S,ouchiiis, Il disease ol the ,lro1t and lungs,
which IS annualy sweeping thousands upon thousands to
premature grave uader the mistaken name oi Consnmp
lion, is always cured by JiYNE'S EHPECfoR aNi.
The SYMPTOMS this sase cough soreness o' tue
lungs or throat! hoarsenes difficulty CT 59ca,hiag asthma
hectic fever splitting phlcEm or NATTER ana some
,iaes boad Ii Is an fl animation Of The fine skin which
ines inside o The whole Of the WHO'D tu5es or ar sseis
which through every part OF the lungs Ihis EHpcc.
torant ineciaciy suppreSses The cough, PAIN nama-
lion ever difficulty OF breathing, and roduces tree
ard easy OK pcctorai, n, and cure is soon efcce!
Prcpercd by Dr.. y. JAY NE, 90 Sonlh rhrl stro
fnaaeiPh,a p i . aha ho,e Ip' u2o ltis2o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
uCONNELL'S HISTORY OF IRELAND!
To the Friends Of Ereland.
DEDICATED TO HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY TIE QUEEN
NOW IN PRE-
a Gaemotr OIL krelanu, Nattbs ano SaroN.
BYDaNIEL oCoNNELL, NJ. P.

II 3idfnIolr OIL tretdRo, ISattDs ano SdroH-
By DANIEL o'CoNNELL, NJ. P.
DEDICATED TO HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY TIE QUEEN
BsIT.Ix
1T was No, ihemsevesa that he Americans gained
The victory Burgoyne Saratoga Trey cc.qasred
for liish well for American feecoc Nsr was II 'o
France a!5ac that Dnnsu.eT detea-ed the Austrian Army
J-appe The Cathecs OF ireia1d participated il h.
frcits OF ,ha, victory
III has pleased the English people, in general 70 fose
all thc ac:s IN Irish history They have been also gracious
ly pleased forgive themselves all those esEr.rGc
frcr- tx P7etcc-.
"Ti.sre psosle the face OF the earth so
cruelty basei cnjusy treated as the people CT Ire
land have been by the English Government
TAare person vho viIl read this work, bu. rnns
c1ca;m with me- people the face Of The sarts
were treated witt such c.uelty the sh-ErsTnct
from .he FORK
The above curious History OF fIr-land by Ms 0cossELL
will be Deay Published fair, clear ard egb'e type
verbatim from be Dublin edition. and sold al the exceed
ingly low price of TWENTY-FIVE z CENTS. for the sin
gle copy, e copie, r One Dollar The price OF The
Dublin copy which jast received By The last steamer
is about :3 00!.. nlh25 Il
Orders al casesbe accompanied with cash, and adj
dressed 10
GREELEY / McELRATH. Tribune Buildings, N
.HEr------
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
eou,n,erc;nI Rxcrnswe A.,ocin.; ON.
Commercial and Honey Matters.
TurSDAy March o.

The operations al the Board today quite moderate
and Ohio declined per cent Government Loan in de-
nand at Ii premuu-and this is the stock which
lnle since our capitalists actually kicked OF their way
par when they went to the Board 10 buy Ohs and Ken
lucky.
Mobile is quoted II 10 discount A.Mobe, sight on
York was III 10; 60 days IS. Bssk OF Mobile drawing
freely sigh, at ls. At Orleans Sterling selling d;
2prem, dull; 60 days Il 8; sght2. a 8.
The President Of the Northampton Bank, br Rice has
arrived In town with friend OF The legal profession Tor The
purpose OF Strengthening the affairs OF Bank which
ast IN something Of fix. The Bank told,
clesed, and It's doors this notice Tie principal busi.
ness of This Bank Being done in NewYork the President
has gone there attend TO it." This still prom
cs we understand, resume specie payment in Jelly!
Tle Commercial OF this cvesing has letter from Jack
son Mss which the writer asserts aat that State will
this year wipe III" foul blot OF repudizoD and stand
free redeemed and regcnerated before the werld.
-Four hundred thousand dollars il geld passed through
Cncipna, on the Goth for New-O Orleans, by express
sjclne!rs Pniaeph Reporter says The spring trade
has ~ Is commenced Phlladelpna large npIubef
Western and SouhcTu merchants are among and Cur
nparaoce We sed with several buyers well
IS sellers the sentiment almost universal that Affairs
are gradually Improving lie cash system is also
We know of m-rchaas the West who made
all their purchases this spring for cash Sound traders
however good Ien, ali, for example, who ba.e kept
eooa and whose Characters been fully tested
by ex oerence, acily .rusted
"N0taGg oehnie yet as u cur Stae debt ana ne puoc
works he opGion gains ground however, that the chle
lines should be sold under proper restrictions, and tue
money obtained should be applied 10 the liquidation
of a portion OF the CommoDweali's responsibilities
"1he money world OF Philadelphia mag be said TO be
without change Good paper scarce and sncn appears
In The market readily discounted from per cent
pe unnuu The Banks complain that they have enough
oi the right kiad 10 do. general hope is ndngcd how
ever business revves more activity Will cha acier
re he money circles"
bill passed the House of Representatives of Louisiana
on lie 9Th ins enable tie Property Banks 10 receive the
bon1s Slate in p,ymen OF mortgages and deols due
by lie planters the The effect OF tps measure should
il pes will be OF the most saluary kind, as conveys an
assr ance OF The speedy pay melt OF The STATE bonds
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
re,atosy-u.ssacre OF scio.-Mr Ca

DC ! PhreN0IUSy-.t2 ,,.. =, ,te " ..
,,1o. naive OF G.rrcc viii deliver Lecture ai Iue
cbancs, ln,,l;ute Rooms City Cal, oE Sefinssaay
n ,i MASSACRE. oil Sci Architecture oil Sreree. va
Faay evening az sane pise. and hsn 3 fowI Ls1 y
,sr,ai cni,pTe Nop.members admitted by iicSets II
cents each The rontbly meeting OF the lsstu.e ~
held on Tuesday April 4h anofs aomsa 1ns ~ dollar
trres, Readias-r0'n'' anu u'e " il
wear.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

- NEW LINE PACKETS Tor LlV-
80 gRPcOL-Packet OF tie 18th Of Apri!-The
sa7.1.d new PACKET ship LIVERPOOL 400 tons bur-
thsr, Capt John Edtee viii be despatched on the lSta
of spi her regular day TINS EaagSihceat snip .oe
ni.het; her be.ween decks lofty and well lighted
throughout and with saveraI osher improvements makes
her he most desirable conveyance for second cabin and
sserage passengers Of any oher sp Prrxon about TO
old Coaury particularly lnvliet 10 eAamne
the accomnodatny OF this superb ship, and these wishing
10 secure berhs shoad a make early application 10
preYen Disappointment limited n9nbe. Gaiy wla be
ives. side or 70 ~. & J. T. TAPSCOTT,
43 Peck slip, corner OF Soutl-s,ree.
The LIVERPOOL viii sail from Liverpool Gu the 9th o
June Perscns wishing send for their friends can ba
them brought her other first cass ships saliDs
weekly ,on favorable terEs. 4, -, dx
Daits for any amount payable on demaed, riibons o
count, all the principal Of England reEo' osoS
land Wales, consisr;iy for sale IS aboSe
The packet ship SIDD0NS will succeed tne 1--we 20
and sail on the 25tl of April
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
MARRIED

Al Essex. N. Y, Feb IL John Harvey Robinson Esq. OF
Prcciorsyiue VI, Ms Mary g Gould daughter OF the
Hon John Gcud ;he iornes place.
On isc osh siarh Mr.. T. FGraise of Psiladeiphia 10
Miss Helen H. dargies oil e TTyoo ESQ of his city.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
u III 3 E K f'IV E OF

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AND ART. comprising the History, Description and Sci
enlfc Principles every Branch OF Human Knowledge
with The Derivation ard Definition OF all the Terms in Uuse
Illustrated hy Ep-rav:ngs on Wood General Edi or. w.
T. Brande f. R. s. L. z, OF her Maiesy'S Mnt Proes.
so of Chemistry Maieria Mecn in the Apohecares
Company. &c. To be completed in Twelve Numbers, al
Twenty-Five Cent, each.
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