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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

Lying on The East side OF The Shehand5s river,
10 said county. being the same tfsct which was
conveyed1io the said P<rdhe and Nichols. By
Thomas 3 Washington snd Rebecca I. Els wife,
BY deed Of same date as that or said defd Of
trust and recorded 10 the Same clerks Office !;
which said deeds are hereby referred 10, for
more particular descriptions Of said land.
The above mentioned deed OF trust was exc
cqied 10 secure TO said Thomas B, Washington,
the payment Of Eve bonds: one for Sl0s0, due
May lst. 1912. one FOR a iskcsum, due MAY lst,
1913. and the other three bonds for $1,000 each,
payable On the Isl day OF May in the year
1874, 1915 and 1916.
The terms ofsihe sale WILDE, for SO much 10
cash IS Win ply the bond due on the LIST day Of
May. 1912, ifcluding interest 10 day oksale. end
50 much more as will pay ne expenses Of ihe
sale. including the Trustees commission; 4te
residue Oh credit corresponding with the PEI
riod tghep The bonds ADORE mentioned shaH be-
come die and payable, and il sums or same a.
mount e said bonds, 50 lar Is The proceeds Of
said sale will allow The purchaser viii Be re-
quiysd 10 give bonds with approved security,
ether PERSONAL or real, forihs deferred pay
! wilI make suck lille % he purchaser as IS
vested in he b Tie said deed Of trust
Dec l5,rl6t2.-4w Trustee;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
safe Memoranda.

Sale Of John Hyatrs Lot and Buildings al
HarPers-Ferry, by James DuncansOn. Trustee,
postponed 70 Saturday the l4fh If January
Sale Of James Foey's Brick Tavern House
(the West end) al Harpers-Ferry, BY Messrs.
worthihgton and UnseId, Trustees on Saturday
I4th Of January.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
Philosophy Of Arithmetic.

WVHIS excellent work IS published by Mr..
u Uriah Parke, Of ZanesyIle, Ohio, and cons
tains 1876 pages, duodecimo, and is designed 10
give the reason. I" the why and whereforep Of
The various rules and operations Of Arithmetic,
so fer as i can be done without resorting 10 the
higher mathematical branches; with the prac-
lical application of The subject 10 the business
purposes Of life. 4 includes great variety Of
questions solved BY various modes, and mum.
Der left without solution 10 exercise the Students
ingenuity. The matter is in The form oflectures,
and il is believed will be found very useful 10
teachers and young men ofinquiring disposition,
as they may study i without living leScher
e1Prics IN full binding, one dolsr--tO be had
of II JoHNlP. BROWN,
CharleslotrH &
SMITH s BURWELL.
Jan. ~, l643. Smithfeld
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
Surplus,


q Ii persons indebted to the estate Of he
II late GEORGE PERRY. SRI, deceased, are
hereby informed thai George Perry, ID, Is dnly
authorized 70 settle up The afore-alenlioaed e.
tate will please have then properly hrthtnlicst
led for settlement, By lhe 48ih ofJlnu1fy. inst.,
a which tins design visiting sbephef1sfogn.
Ian. Il, lstl y SADf,kn, Ely
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
tsraaes. Crates. I
"a ST FOR NEGROES.

tH WILL atlail timfs give The highest prices
Ek id Cash, for likely young NEGROES, Of
both sexes, from Ten 10 twenty 1--WE years Of
age. Persons having likely servants Is dispose
OF, will do well 10 call onH,s al ny residence,
liz Charlestowp !; and any communications in
writing will 10 promptly attended to.
HIN. CIs0W.
T~ r. s.. EFor servants offered within ticen-
ty days. liberal prices will be given. w. 6.
..sEinchesief Republican insert 3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
TAKE NOTTCE.

ffNHOSE persons indsbted on Book Account
to D a. Robinson, are earnestly requested
70 call % his successors, fthe undersigned and
settle up As many OF the accounts. have been
standing two years without settlement. further
indulgence cannot be given.
Published BY order Of j. M Robinson.
A g. G wv HOLLAND.
Harpers-Ferry,. Jan. H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

e1afhs sale Of ne above property hss been
postponed until FRID4 Fffe 27h dty 81
'Izansrg itsi:. si which line ,be rule viii take
place. ,. c. WASHINGTON, 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
For Hire,

Al FEMALE SERVANT aecnsiomed 70 wash
"A ing snd house work generally.
al wfllpsy reasonable reward FOR any in
formation which may Lead 10 the recovery Of az
estrsy Boar; one yearold, sandy colored, Win
black spots, and hole ii each ear. ~
I'll ". F. AEExAl1D E b
Jan. l2s 1913 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
@AMO8{38Ro

QNHR undersigned returns bis grateful &C.
u Acknowledgements % bis frioois and customers
FOR TIE very liberal pair0nAss heretofore sx-
tended to- him, and still holds 1iuself 10 readi-
ness 70 serve them. He isdsiernined 10 sell
Saddles iorer for CASH, than they ever have
bean sold IL the county. Al kinds Of work
will Be done cheaper than hefeiofore, Tor cash,
OF 10 puRciual customers on credit
Jan. IL, ls43. A. WHIP.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
477f ---s-------
TRVI SfTENssS SArE

l.
AY virtue oF Deed of Trust exacuiell 81
hD DR. sanineIJ Cramer, 10 lie undersigned.
as trustee fof Rraxton Davenport aid Thonss
Hite, on the ,lFh day of March, 1927, and q re-
cord in The ccpnty Court Of Jefferson will of-
fer fog sale, Sis fae 6h day IF January $40, at
The Court HDsise, bcing court dsy,l Iii he poo
Perty conveyed BY said deed, consisting DC The
House and Hot
now in possession 81 Ike widow st the said SAM
uel J. Cramer. together WITH lhs Other fJ0l.
SEs and L0T,S adjoinipg thereto, generals es-
,ee Z: meo as one enclosure in said lomn--lhe same
oelng shaatec q the east end oF said town,
binding on the main street, and running tosthe
northern boundary " said town; -con,aininp
eight entire lots on Ind plat OF said town.
et-T% Tsfnas4-CASH
Deer q, ilis42
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

Acopmiiee Of Direclors Or the Farmers
snd Millers' Bank. At Hagefstown. (MdD
have published card. ID which they
pronounce a certain petition. recently
sent 10 the Legislature Of Maryland. 10 be q
tissue Of falsehoods. and therefore gross
and malicious LIBEL They also say that
the impression. which appears ito have
gone abroad. ofthe existence Of d connee-
ton between the Earmers' aud Miliers'
Bank. and the Commercial Bank OF
MilIingion. Is without even the shadow
of founds,ion;n and that il mast have
arose cut Of tie fact. tia. . few siockhold-
era. whose connection with The Bank has
long since ceased. were known 10 be
implicated II The MilIingtOn concern.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

1NE Other EOT.

on His|l Street, il sAspAerssloWa, Win in.
provemeris ! + Large
Stable, Cariags House, coga CD
FfootirE ID High Street. sfi feet. and yup.
nias back 200 feel, adjoining Kiadls hesfs ID 1
Iohn T. Cookys his is the description As Civ
en- By said Shepherd ii his inyentory.3
The above property will Be sold 81 aicredit
of six. twelve and eighiean moaths. 10 equal
insialmentss exeert 50 muthlss i nersssarg 10
delrny the expenses Of The salA Approved
personal security viii be required Of the pnr.
chaser for tie deferred payments, and lien re.
tanned upon Llie property. until az The rlone8 is
paid
Such iitle 70 Ahe above property win BE- made
lhe purchsssr,Eas i vested il no by tha pecree
u Bankruptcy msde % the 18th day 81 NossIa.
Der, 1912, 10 4he District caurtcf he United
States, holdenlat Staunton. on the s,etitoa of
sag Saepherg, JAMES POINTS,
lam 5. 1919 .assisass'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

The amount raised by direct taxation
in ihe State Of Georgia . $229, 900. We
observe That the tax onsslayea il 81 IA
cents each; on free negroes 81 each.
The .sy on fret quality land is I cent 2 II
mills per acre; on second quality Z LII
mills per acre. FM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

TINE subscriber lakes iii. method IS inIorn
u bis friends that he Is aqv feady 10 sel.ls i
al bis accounts 10 The fra NJ January, 1913. q
his business requires il biy|cspi,sI i small. snl
wont Limit me e credit logger ihan me year.
10 juslsee 10 myself and az creciiors. The
subscriber will eonsieer Il great favor Of his
easiomsrs. if lhey win esll and sellle their &C.
greatly preferable. A. WHIP
Ian -. l8l3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

Prospect ef .NinO York--The New
York Sun says The average rate Of increase
ia the city of New York isa tribe. over
81 per cent. for every period often years
since 1900; while that 81 the country at
large ISL little shortzof "a per cent
Should the CITY continue toincTease in The
same ratio. 1850 viii find il with, popu-
Iaiion Of almost half million, 1870 over
a million. and 1900 almost four millions.
Should the UniledFStates increase in iu-
ture at The rate they have progressed
since 1900. they will have \ population OF
81, 900 900 10 1880, and al the com.
mencsnentof the next century, 92,OOO.-
900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

= or S ALE

Jih Ell SON d. EAlgA
or SALE.
zTsBE sabscriber offers for sale, pEiyalslY,
a his FARM, tSo miles West OF K harlessl
town. on the turnpike leading % smishhsld.
and within half al nile Of camsreH's depot ,on
The Winchester and Potomac Rail Road. con
tanning 1911 Acrsss about IS acres afe ID linn
her, ard about 30 aeFss are wellsei i'll clover.
- Tie buildings consist Of i largo Two
STOVE HOUSE.
= 80 With q wing, and a pump cf neser-
falling water near The door Also, runniAg wa
a. On one corner Of the farm.
II not sold privately, il will b offered st
Public Sale On lse Third Monday ~ Jsnpars
merit tsing Colaf-aag
TnaMs, made known on the day pf sale.
JOSEPH Nj. BROWN.
Dee %. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
CHEAP GROCERIES

CHEAP GROCERIES,!
HEsT Light Brown Sugar at g cents
h Second quality do cents.
Coffee 1874 BY the pound. III by the bag,
Second quality 10 cents,
Young Hyson Tea. GA, Best Imperial s, 90.
All other groceries can be had al The same re-
ducsd PRICES A & CIV HOLLAND.
Jan 10, ls43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

z r. prepared to deiirpr coal Il any Of
q hs Dsiols On lhs Balhmore and Ohio
Ao9d, q The shortest nollee and lowest
They isiIl also furnish CRATES and COAL
STOVES Of various patterns. or any descrip-
tio1 oi CASTINGS. from their Foundry, with
de4paieh and upon reasonable terms
Persbes &roring them With orders may rsi3
upon having Them executed 10 their satisfAciion.
Dec. I. Ies2.%-2m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

= HAVE on land some super and extra suref.
u beaver and pilot CLOTHS. that wiIlscll Al
reduced prices, as the season Is advanced.
JaD'y E M .aISQUITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
H a RIP Err STE RRY
Savings LllslitMfiOa,

Il =
WE the undersigned, eommilies appointed
Nv BY the President and Directors Of the
Harpeis-Ferry Savings Institution, to Investigate
the affairs Of the said Institution for he last six
months, ending 3Ist Dec. 1912, and "a mAkeaand
publish report thereon, report, thatHws have
examined the following statement, wiz
Amount Of promissory notes, accounts, and off,
GERS receiPtson hand LIST July, 16l2, $500 So
Cash on hand % s6l
siiors 4la 90
tor. w 50
Amount received for interest. dis
counts and fines Toe 70.
M ---eI--
tssls IS
By amount paid to monthly deposit
tors sl27 ID
dsposiiOts s14 50
By amount paid for interest
on ditto IS
By amount paid Attorneys,
Clerks fees, witnesses, 4
postage IS ~
By amount paid dividends 6E93
By amount Sf prommissory
notes, accounts, and OF.
GERS recespts on nano 1854 ~ ~
BY cash paid Treasurer so co.
By cash on hand 746 80
t9SIs Go
-
ABRIDGED STATEMENT.
Notes, accounts, and officers receipts
in hands Of The Treasurer 1854 10
Cash on hard 746 80
$1,000
1881 10
=-s------
Due 70 monshIy depOsilors sS,7l7 %
From which deduct for O.
mission % in former re-
0 ports l36 so
-- IS $50 50
Surplus, $50 6s
PHILIP c00NS
WA. APSAT.
bs JOHN II. KING.
PHILIP BURKHART,
JOHN sTAHL.
Harpers-Feffr Ian III 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
Servant Man for hire.

II HAVE Man Servant for hire who.ls 40
excellent farm hand. He is very stedy and
honest, apd bears q good character. Persons
desiring such servant, would do weIleto make
immediate application, as he can be had on Ii.
beral terms JANE CROMWELL
Jan. II, Ie43-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
LIABILITIES.

Due 10 monthly deposilors sS,7l7 o.
From which deduct for O.
mission % in former re-
ports l36 50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
ERSsSTzaEsss SxA xaE;

~ ~ - - ~ - - $50 hel&ss s
EDY virtue Of a Deed Of trust esechttd. To-
- me as H'rusteefor Henry Miller, .by Sam'I
~Strider and Nancyshis wife, on the Seh day Of
APRIL l635, for the1pirposes therein mentie5ed..
! VIII proceed 10 sell, st public yeudue. fer
ready money, befofe Carriers Hotel ID Charles
town. on the l6th aas " December nt~t
.aLI that gY'rGcf OF Lena I
Lying in the county Of jefferson, State OF VII.
gna adjoining the lands Of John Pcaeher.
William Smailwooa, and The heirs ofFranois
Moore, being thelsame conveyed 10 the said
Samuel strider byIieEry Slrider, by deed, dated
25fh Of June, 36SA and containing as Stated III.
The deed eftrlst 9eI .9cR,ES 81 ROOFS oa
! z ERCHES. THE boundaries OF The tract sire.
set forth ID the deed Of trust, which Is duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office Of jefferson coun-
lty, Va. Nvu LUCAS, i
| Nov. 10, 1912. Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

MILLERlsM Col Hatch has sent the
following inform alton 10 the Boston BolIe-
tn which was given 70 him. by eisiin.
guished clergy man Of New Bedford. On
The l5lh 81 February. Is43 The Saints
are 10 be taken up 10 meet the Lord and
10 remain suspended on sea Of glass. be-
tween the heavens and the earth, for the
space ofioriy seven days; during which
time, the earth IS to undergo .. change,
and every thing Of sinful nature is 10 be
destroyed. After Ehich, The Saints, with
Jesus at theirthead. will descend sud take
possession. when ihe new administration
will commence and coniinus one thousand
years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

TRUSTEES S.gEE.

PURSUANT 10 The terms Of deed, OF trust,
executed 10 me by Thomas ii. Pefdue and
William Nichols. bearing date The lst dayIof
May, 1871, and recorded in The Clerks Office or
the County Court or JefI<fson County. II Shall
expose to sale at public auction. on he I3ih dau
81 January, l8t3. before farier's Hotel, 10
CharIestown, in said count r. The terms here.
inaiier SEX forth,
A Tract Of Lau| OF about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

In democratic" Virginia no man can
vote unless he is freebooter or a house
keeper And ia Democratic South
Carolina. representative % the General
Court must own freehold cf 1--WE hun
dred acres and Ten negroes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

lust received ard FOR sale al
- iIsrpsrs-Fsrry, Dec 8. y0UNG's:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
EOr Sale,

r. oLLow-wARE. Nails by The ksg. very
~ low JOHN H. McEN DkEE.
" Nov e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

There is 10 Maine. . quarry Of Slate.
suitable for roofing purposes so productive.
thatit is thought there will be no necessi2
~ ID tatuse 70 import this article. Above
two hundred tons have been qusrried da-
ring The present season,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

y, s. AEMF The army ofslhe Uni.
ted States d present nun befs 9:647 men.
u Is gradually beiEe reduced tosbe min
imun 3, go. prescribed " The hw Of las.
session.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

TX KEGS Nails, assorted, 10 siors and FOR
i - snls low b r C. s;gefsoss.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05
u The New worId-New yoIuue,-a

u The New World-New Eoiune.-A
GREAT NUMBER-The NEW WORLD for ne1t Satur-
day will be the irs, number of the sixth volume the form
OF which Is chasged from quarte 10 octave, rendering it
more suitable for binding and preservation. The great
feature ofhe present pnser viii be the publication entire
Of and splendid 1srk by Henry Taylor Esq, auihor
of Philip Van Ar,eYelde,r entitled EDWIN THE FAIR
The English copy consists Of go pages, and THREE
DoLLARs-which will he given IN single number OF the
NEW WORLD, together with a great variety OF other
choice reading, for SIX orARrER CENTS The pre-
number viii contain double the quantity OF Of
any s. magazine Ii The United States
TgRMs.-Same as heretofore-s5 year-Singie copies
81 Agentsw wishing supply OF EDWIN THE
FAIR, will please order imsdiaiey. Address, post paid
j5A J. WINCHESTER, SO Ansl-s1ree;.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05
DIED

On Wednesday, January A. in hope of blssful immor
taly Matilda wife OF William Tufts, agedl5 years Also
on the Sd inst William, his son, aged 6years
The and friends OF hu family arc respectfully
invited TO aend the funeral of the mother aud child IN
Thursoay afternoon o'clock from their late residence,
No. lis Lewsstreet.
NJ Bon the Isl inst he buried his youngest child.
On the 4th inst, his late residence, Wnyeriey douse
suddenly Stevens Thomson Mason, late Governor OF the
State of Michigan, aged 81 years.
The time of his buria will be announced in the evening
papers,
Yesterday morning, Thomas Genius, OF consumption,
native OF Ireland, aged So years.
His friends and acqualnances are respectfully invited 70
attend his funeral this afternoon al O'clock IRON his late
residence, 4l9 Washing,oDsreet
January g. Caroline E., daughter oil Niiiiam and Ellen
T. Spencer, year, and months.
January g Theresa. wife OF John Clarke, 5o
January g IN her Esd year. Catherine, vile OF Andrew
Connolloy vino died Saturday, and was inferred OF
Monday.H :,
AT Westches,er NJ V, January 3. sewyn b. Bowman,
late of Piscatauuoyyie, ~ H., aged about 25 years
Editors in that neghborhood will please Insert this Efa
At Tompknsyle, Staten Island, January 2, 10 her lbh
year, Ann adopted daughter OF Major General Beeknan
a, Pr,nam Ohio December 60 Maria A., wife of Heze-
kiah Sturges formerly OF Fairfield, CT.
AT Pompton, N j. December 81, Hon Nathaniel bonrd,
aged about 10. .o.,
Ter Of Hunter Crane Esy Of Salina.
AT Newark, January Jonathan Andruss IN The 6tn year
OF bis aye. =
Massachusetts, 50.
Al Baltimore December 90, Margaret widow fthe late
Hon. Robert Smith, 79 so
Ar Moatreal, December %, Isaac Valentine, ESQ. g.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05
DR.. RUSWS INFALLIBLE HEALTH PILLS.

NJ The unprecedented success which has followed every
experiment this safe, agreeable and nvaiuan ned-
cine in the records OF any dscoTey Z" the
kind Basamic and invgorating in their effect upon the
blood the surprising benefits they confer universally
acknowledged by professional and influential members
society, well by classes We submit The ol
lowing letter. received to-day, lor the public Inspection
BALTIMORE, Jan. ., lS43,
Mr.. Fl. G.. Daegers;
Dear Sr-on the receipt ofhs please forward me fur
her supply of Rnsh's Inailble Health Pills." as have
bu, six boxes left They decidedly the best medicine
have vet seen for all complaints in which they are recon-
mepded Their superiority all other Pills is nlly es-
tabished in Baltimore, and the ghborng cities anu
towns They have cured several cases OF Liver Complaint
OF tie worst possible for and that dreadful disease, Dys-
pepsa vanisnes before their influence, as by magic
weula srecommend them to the public as an Invaluable
edy in which there is no deception
Very respectfully, &c. JAMES A. READ, NJ. D.
Ut Sold at the principal Office, so Annstreet, wholesale
and retail by II. G. DAGGERS, General Agent for the
United States to whom all orders should be addressed
paid
ur Price % cents a box put up in beautiful wrapper,
with full directions for
City AGENTS.. C. Wadleigh, 4j9 Broadway, corner
OF Grand; j. Kelly, s67 Broadway J. AFFORD 1853 Rowe
ry; Drug Store as Chamhers-street A Rogers Co l6'
West roadway; IL Green e9t Fultoa-Street 6roohiyh;
Thos Dalton, ie9 York-stree;, 10.
AGENTS OFT OF CiTY.-Boson-Reddng Co s
Sa,es; Raltimore-Dr Reed corner Of Gay and Saraio
yas,s; phia-BurgesS 2eibeT Ledger ouiid-
incs; lbany-Alex Guthrie, S:anwi1 Hail; sohenec'a-
dy-D H. Smell I45 Siats-s1 Hartford-J. W. Judd News
Agent, Is Central row, Troy-Young Hartt; New Ha'
ven-Thos. II. Pease, Periodical Agen, Norwich-W-
Faconer Publisher Daily News; NewaIk-O Smith, s2o
Broad ST. Syracuse H. HOPKINS, Bookseller; Poug-
keepsie-Lev Smith, News Agent; M1rristown. NJ
| Nevins, Book Agent; Providence r. L-Chas Dyer, 4
wes ninsler.st.
P.rsu tarcugasut TIE United Stase' sr;sa=g se Asen
ey of is popular Medicine, @il! address, rost PAID as
ADORE. liberal discount Agents, who are wanted II
every city and the United States and Canada
;51tDlw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05
.lnm.Raraue I Coosa, Moore, from MabiIe, Dec7.
~ Serxices i'm the Ersncla EangnnZc.-
Seats free.
MARRIED !:

On Monday evening, January 2. by Rev. w lillian M
Sivsell Miss Emma ID. FELTON, 10 Mr.. James williamson
Al Brooklyn, January l, Mr. Joseph Wood to Miss sa'
rah e. Woods both ot B.
GtNew.Or.als December a, Mr. f. A. Lumsben, Senior
Editor of the Pcayune, Bliss Blanche, second daughter
OF Capt. Robert Spedden, oil that city
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

II R.. Rev. Bisiop Hughes Lecture
The Lecture OF the r. Rev Bshos aueHEs VIII ee ne me
was postponed on account the death OF .hs Ri Kew
Bishop Dnbo in The Broadway rs6erasee Lekei , ado
mil Isdy 25 cenis: may be had the bookstores ana ~
door The Evening Of the Lecture Those
II Bv order EUGENE A. CASSERLf,
y. 7I Dr. yy.e e'1e'' Secretlry.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05
no ALL WuOMlT MAY CONCERN.

Health is treasure which cauno; be bougb,: but in
many cases how easily is destruction aBd loss be pre-
veated How earentIy dses slight cold. apparently Of
consequence, and causing but rte Inconvenience in s
when neglected, terminate in tbrt dread
hrman race, Consumption which yearly seePs
So many thousands s,c.ey VIII you not be ysrnede
Is there no tie 70 Induce 700 preserve your besb- the
creates, blessing you have Wbsr s re hes compared
heaf Reflect and be persuaded carefully 70 pressrs
this health Experience proves sad thousands attest na's
Without exception, James d NowHp<
PICTORIAL HONEY OF LIVgRWORf
the best pleasaL safe and spesI rnsay eses
Cored tor Ccuphs Colds Asinls, fpInsrzs, spSag OIL
Blood asd all Affections; OF the Lungs esdiog 70
ton. L. scsmpcsed entirely Of vegetable h.earn ~
facilitates sxpectefson redeTates lsanhaSp.y
prooes the healthy functions Of The sk1 asa inysD,a,Fk
these constitutions impaired BY pfc!f.essa sss =.
NJ he nor sx vel as IN. :icl II may he h2d OF ot-
coTT McKgss0N co 'esetal s ~ a ss ie oas.
ed States Ii5 Maiden Lane aoa at stsii - e sA s
abl. 1rugyis;s ia the city and eognify. ,
100 iS7 Borsery. ~ Y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05
Bankruptcy.

No, single petition presented yesterday for the
,eoas, OF The Bankrupt Ac, in this District similar in
stance has been presented bu, before since the law
wen, into operation.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05
Corr. Calendar.

c1ncyir couRr-Nos. AZ, 40, IL, 81, Sd, SO,
<, 56. ii, OF, II, 25, %, IS, So, SO.
COMMON PLEas.-Nos. l, IS, 10, 80, 6S, 7S,
90 %. Sc, 2, 50, 80, 81, 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

II Chelsea Eyceun1.-Tbe next Lecture VIII .l.os DC
delivered al the BAPTIST Church in Sixteen ee
badine east of the Eighth Avenue THURSDAY eTenlh'
Jan 5, at II O'clock Sy GEORGE FoLsoa Esq Subject
sReseny French Revolutionary AaFemsai
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

n yEna of rhe yyorid i'm iS&3.-Eeg ENocH
JACOB will lecture the Second Coming Oh Sntist' -
immediately hand, This Evening al ihs CHuIeI ~
Fourth street, between AveRas and D, EesI EYes, ~