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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

WE are authorized to announce RAM
SEY M. cox, as candidate for re-elcc-
ton to the office of Assessor of Taxes for
Madison county, at the ensuing election.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

We arc authorized ioannouncc HENRY
WHITE, Esq, as candidate for Ranger
OF MAIDS u cointy, at The ensuing Noveuf-
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13
From the N. o. Zee.

Important Decision in Bankruptcy.--
The Circuit Court Of the UnIted States,
yesterday, gave decision in the case OF
VIM. Christy, assignee of d. T. Walden
persus the City Bank, Of mos, important
character.
The suit was brough. BY Chrsty, as
signee OF Walden, u annul a sale ofcer-
tain property belonging to Walden, upon
which the City Bank held mortgage for
alarge sum. The mortgage was toreclos.
ed in the State courts, and a seizure or
dered; but before the sale was made, Wal.
den filed his petition in bankruptcy. Al
the sale the City Bank bought in the
property,
The U. S. Circuit Court decided that the
sale was null and void, and that the prop.
erty must be resold under the direction OF
the assignee. The principle involved in
this decision is, tina: upon the FLEEING of a
petition in bankruptcy. all proceedings in
the State courts against the bankrupt are
stopped, and that mortgage creditors mus
obtain their rights through the U. S. Court
The entire effects of tho bankrupt are pu
under the direction and control Of thai
court, and all proceedings against hin
must there be had.
Chrisiy and Ben aman, for assignee =
Micou, Lockett, and PieIco, for the bank
rupi.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

WE are authorized TO announce C.. J
BLALOCK, MS a candidate for Assessor
Of Taxes for Madison county, at the en-
suing election.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

We are authorized to announce JOHN
II. CHEATHAM, as a candidate fer AS
ssor Of taxes, for Madison county, at tho
ensuing November election
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

WE are authorized t, announce Col.
JOSEPH II. YANNOY, os a candidate
for Sheriff Of Madison county, at ensuing
Novemb election.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

FOR SALE FOR CASH.
A LIKELY NEGRO GIRL, about ls
IA. years old. For particulars, apply
at this Office.
May l3, 1S43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

From the Baltimore american, Of May /.
THE CABINEr.-This is the day on
which, accordingly The latest reports from
Washington, Mr.. Webster islo retire from
the office Of Secretary of -Sta!e. The
New York Commerclal Advertiser speaks
with confidence of the determination of
Mr.. Webster TO leave the Cabinet on the
frs, Of May. We know Of ~ editor who
is more likely 10 know the determination
of Mr.. Webster On S en- m1ltcrs. The
following letter on the sub Jet is from The
regular Wasaingt n correspondent Of the
New York Journal of Commerce.
WASHINGTON, April 30.
Mr. Webster is ubcu, t. retire from the
State Department, and from all c5nhect N
with the Government. Ilo lea2es the adj
minis!ratiln in FIR cadly spirit towards its
chief.
Mr.. Cushing has ju.t left this city, af'er
very short visit, on his return home. He
will be candidate for reelection to Con
gress, and with good prospect ofsuccess.
Mr. Fletcher Webster will leave the
State Department, as | learn, on Friday
next, to take his possession as Secretary
of Legation in China. Hi, umiable de.
pertinent and his business talents secured
10 him here the respect and confidence of
all who approached him.
Mr.. Legare is to lie acting Secretary Of
State.
Referring to the above rumors, the N. Y.
American says:
These reports came in shape less cues
tionable than usual, and are averre t. be
true, and may, we imagine, be SO recciv'
ed.
Nevertheless, il is undoubted, that Mr..
Webster did and probably does Look to a
negotiation with England for a CONNER
cial treaty. although he may have no part
in it; and Mr.. Calhoun--io whom as we
have heard, a special mission to England,
with that object in view has been offered,
which was dec;ned-even more zealously
than Mr.. Webster desires such a consum.
nation.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14

isesnce of their country against the peItidious
Nor,h Americans, the declared enemies OF Mexico,
.sbo had taken possession Of Monterey with four
hips Of war and eight hundred men; and, with
no, view. to join forces at Angeles, by whsse
ssayery be doubted not that he should triumph and
.scure additional glory 10 the Mexican nation. On
-. dax after the date of these ORDERS the Governor
.aceyed Commodore Jones' letter. in answer TO
.h;ch he sent series of propositionsfer the set
lar,.ot Of such Of the iliculties might be ar
r.nged there, leaving the question of The seizure
- be discussed between the two Governments
Commodore Jones, in MS reply, dated the lst OF
November, endeayored, far possible, to soothe
nd concilia,e the excited feeling of the Mexcans
s,d expressed his readiness TO meet Governor
Mcbeltsrcno at Santa Barbara, without delay to
cosfer with him on his propositions.
Things remained in this state on the 18th of
November, when the vessel which brought the
ns,ers from the Governor TO Mexico, quilted Cali
iornia; at that time Commodore Jones had not
me, Michel,oreno.
The Mexican Diario contains some observations
oa these occurrences, the acrimony of which may
nerhsps, under the circumstances of the case b,
hardened. The writer however, plainly declares
bis conviction, that Commodore Jones had at
hacked Monterey agrceaby to orders from his
Government with the object Of conquering Cali
foroia but that finding the country in such state
Iornel (the Secretary of War)-ho had been
obliged to abandon his plan, and to invent story
for his justification.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14
DIED.

Yesterday morning, the 5d year OF bis age Alexander
Stevens, sou of Grasssi ard Mary Lauay.
The friends and acGuanauces ot the family are respect
fav requested to- attend the funeral Sunday afternoon
al 81 O'Clock residence CT bis father, No 81 Rose
veit.street.
OF hSsge.
HIS friends and thos. Of his faiIy requested 10 al
tend his funeral tins tSaturay 9tternooa at sos
the residence his SISTER, ar, iesaaw, No - Cocefce-
street, without further invitation 80, -,
AZ his rcsd nee ass rearlstreet, on SUNDAY mS isaac
Shannon, in hi, Goth
January L. OF cor SUMPTION rs ii,h year. Feter Van
Pelt for many year, Corporation Pit6ssr.
January II in his 62i year o her osc, Saraa WHO" o
the late Capt Samuel N,uves.
January r. Mrs. Ann Sherwood, IN her YIN year, 'o'
u,-ry o. Yonaers, Westrt:eSter Co.
January r. Thomas Trotter, In his jith year
Al Boston January s. rs Su an Stevens, Of wadosore
Me, IS.
AL Boston. January 10 Mr.. Geo;ge W. Skerty, So
\, lexington Mass, peceGber 2S. hcaldh Locke, b.
Al Earunsln Me- January6, Martha, reiic' OF the late
Capt Samae Tobey, So v
Abbot wife OF William Ward, Esq and dacghter OF the
are Major John Whistler, u. 3 Army, 80
Wa:he over board and drowned from brig oIcaIa,
ing severe gale when only two daysoa rom Danger, lot
st Pierre. William Pierce first officer o' sala vessel
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14

20 TO seller paving &c brokerage which equal 10 ~
lui 90 think he purchase eocd have been repcaiedo'
day Some large hoderE OF ta market entirely atthe
present iow rates bat s there Flour % ee had
the above rates. Fer Southern there Ezter IL
qury sales OF GEORGETOWN 10 extent have bees
made 57i 80 We quote Fredericksburg, Als1aB-
drs Richmond Country, Baltimore City &c 1r 25
81: Richmond City, 80 Brandyaire, 62i For Meal
there is little Inquiry and Rye Fou. has also improved
sone~ hat in this respect We roce GALES $50 bh9s jersey
Meal a, So and len bbls New Orleans do prrae terms
Rye Flour we quo,e 25 IS 81. Buckwheat, Is o0
and prime 25 Nothing doing in Shorts or Ship Stufs
we crote noulna l2t ard Is. At Baltimore, fowarcs
was selling a. 81; CITY siills Flour noTlina! s et
GRA!N-We hear Of nothing doing in Wheat. TIE de
raand light as is the stock There is get no Cern N
market We qro:e nominal Jersey 81, weight Northern
% No sales OF Rye 5uta parcel, 200 bGsheis
which aoa has been taken by tistilier he price 10
DC fixed future day Barley nomna al IS 81 no
buyers The brewers waiting for the rlreT
TO open. Oats steady a! 81 for Canal 81 Tor River q
30 for jersey Al Baltimore sales Of Nheat al 20 for ots
reds Sale white Corn al AZ Maryland Oats at IS.
HAY-Not very active cargo Jersey, bstween 20o and
500 bales sold today a. 50. We quote SO e2l.
MOLASsES-At Boston, 4N5 bbls New Orleans sold at
90 a 20I 4 mos landing from ship Tiger.
PRUVISlONS-There IS very li!c doing excepting al
retail Considerable parcels Of via New Orleans are
Offering TO arrive hat we hear of sales excepting 100
bbls Lard at 6 lot OF 7to s0d b5!sw offered al 81
TALLOW-rhe niarke; rather dull at7t, but We lear
saes o50 bbs New Orleans and - oec lbs Philadelphia
alta for export
wHiSKY-The article is very doll aud drudge has de-
cIine1 to 10 l9! bbs 2I gig sale Of 20 bbs was
made nj 2Ii.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14
rTn be Era.rd, tor leruns Of q ,ear, ri.h per-

ITO be LEASED, for OF q years, ~ih Per
pes susl renewals,
The ysIush!s Lots contained IN The block OF cToHnd
hounes ey The Rs=erys the hrd Aysnas, So
Thr abovs block froats pr 81 &afss Place ans Acc
Place and being surrounded by stiss streets ard
rosche hv more sy-nuss THAI Other BLOCK % sTo1Hd
e. c;rv and ssin- in the DEetisse vicinity OF rsp!d
rsDer The lots highly dcsirae!e Tor eusEesS
purposes. ,,:.i ,,d x,,,h,.
1rrdiass win he reoursti md Gfancss VIII ~
I - ~ - ~. - = .,.r,. 49, - : JI2 eod>sw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14
Ar RIVED.

Ship George Skoheld, Skoi6eld l6 days from New'Or-
I-Sns :, ;,b cSsn &c, 10 Nesmh. Leeds & Co.
Sho Cotton Planter, Doane, 10 days from Mebils, with
mdzc 10 4 nurbut CO. A., ,,....
SHIP Tennessee Lombard, l6 days from New-orlenns'
with niGL., to master
Sho Rob Roy, Arnold Is days from Mobile, with cotton
TO Center Co. o,,
and mo- asses, order.
French blrque Bayomois, Fery lie days IRON looasco
with ocwood and hides, 10 Patrullo. .,,.-
Baroue Rapid Ward, from Havana, I'd lns with sugar,
to II I yior a. , r ,,ohi, ,,,;,h
cotton 10 master. g., O. Nil,
Bng Rudolph Groning Sheffield, u days from st MARKS
with Cotton, &c. 10 Sturges u Chairman
Brig Mote Forbes 8 day, 81 Marks, with cotton
&c, 10 master. c.,. or
with cotton 10 Colt l. Co. ,,,, ,, o
Brig L7ng Island, Howell, IL days from Mobile with cot
ton. 10 T. D Hurlbut L Co. =, Oh, ~,
Brs Mohawk Pierce, from Palermo, Oct q, Gibraltar
Nov 10 with fiaxseed to J i. l. Bridge.
Brig Carrier, Breeker, from Palermo, sailed NOV 10,
passed Gibraltar Dec .
Brig Blackha,pk from Trinidad.
Brig Leonora, from Apa!achicoia to Cox Co.
Schr Prczembo, Sargent, II days from Mansdna ouoa
with mdz. TO d Curtis. c,; :,
Schr advocate Lormer, from Trinidad de Cuba via 81
Thomas II days, with salt, &c, TO Middleton 20.
BELow-l ship aud , brgs. Wind fresh w.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14
THE soMERs MUTtNY.
Naval Ceur, OF rneuiry
for The New-Yo-k Tribune.
FOURTEENTH AY....FaiD.Y, Jan. Is.

FOURTEENTH DAY. FRIDAY Jan. Is
The Court having pursuant 10 acjournmeHt, the
proceedings were resumed by the examination OF
HiliaR 81. RHg , class apprentice, IS years OF age
Heard Cromwell say 10 Mr Spence! taat he would Ike 10
have command Of vessel and cruise Of The Isle OF Fines
Coud ,s whether would be attempted or moi,
Thoug, The vessel coud lave been brought INTO Do
had the execution net taken place bur ccuid not saw
lively.
Wii!iar H. HsaGkland 2 class apprentice II ye,rs of
ageThou.ht there woDlj be aremp, made 10 el.,se
The prisoners and take the vessel as Wilson seemed IN b
always trying 10 speak 10 Nj Spencer sh:Ie he was in
!rosS Can't form aHy option 20 whether e vessel
could have been btough, in BY The officers without a wing
executed the
saaee ~ Dosrd second class apprentice, ls years of
age mad formed no opinion the necessity of the exc
cu;ion for the safety OF the vessel
age had iofnied no opinion
Gesse Hitier secanc c.,s ereo,ice fs vc,rS or ,oe
ha formed no opinoa bu, hous 1T If some men were ao
on their officers " s
acob Biacktrel 81 class apprentice II years Of age
beard Small 70 Spencer neYe cleared uore
mosey IN sIls life than sben he in SLAYER. Spencer
lei saw witness the bis and told SGall be silent,
ana when be was taking about savers again call them
ya"!s. and then no one would know what he meant
thought there would have been attempt release
prisoners and take the brig.
By Commander Nsclea-ie. attended Mr.. Spencer's
hammock eYery ether n9At but heard hiui
do any tblng IN relation 10 The n1G;iny.
Taecdore Hurnbnt 2 class apprentice, II years age,
and did .iuk The vessel could have been brought
home IKE eAecu;iDn had not taken place.
bi'l,am 7. lnn Br'mt I'd class Apprentice Is years Of
vessel before ong DID not rhins an atlenp would be
r5ade 10 rescue the prisoners and thought r brig Gould
have bren taken in safety ST Thomas, bat further
because they did know who were friends aud who were
not.
Ey Captain Mackea.ie-I have seen 8r. Spence. ine1
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14
DISASTERS.

Ship Virginia, of Newburyport, before reported ashore
al Roite rdam I'd uli. ,..,,,,
The Caroline !. Mary, Cole, which arrived on Tuesdsy
n; Boston ON Crsnsadt succession oil yo
lem westerly gales the ls 10 the tn OF Decenoe'
aud but 80 miles West curing the tune iost Saws sa
lev boatt buIwarks &c, and received other damage
Rrg hawk Pierce at this port .rom Palermo, spoke
Decea.ber l6 2 II lon 46 A. ship Frances wese1 on
from liverpool bound TO Savannah haa spruag @ iss g @
when the leak had gained much that they then ad eei
water in the held leak gained 80 last IL was ut'e
nined 10 abandon the ship Took from ber some preV
,ion. wood and water, and the crew. ~ IN nrhnoe WIN
ner luggage LEFT her NJ, having Il feet water IN the
ho d with every appearance OF gong down soon
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14
rVO ALL WliOMITMAY CONCERN.

Il Health is treasure which cannot be topght oui Va
many cases how easily its destruction abd loss be pre-
ye.edi How frequently o.es Sigh, cold, apparently OIL
no consequence and causing but little Inconvenience ~ W.
toe 10 tie hun an race Consumption which yearly sweeps
90 many tnu from society viii you rot be wsIhe6!
Is there no induce you 10 preserve your hfo us
greatest blessing yoa have What lirhes compared
u health Reflect and be persuaded carefully To preserve
this ill., Experience proves and thousands alps ua''
without, exec pon James ID NovlPs
PECTORAL HONEY OF LIVEkWORT
the best peasa safe and speedy remedy ever Oh
Crred Tor Coughs Colds Asthma, Influenza, Splitting OF
Blood ssd all secons Gt the Longs leading 10 CoDsump'
ton II scsmposed entirely of vegetable ingredients IL
fac litaes exp.coraon mCderates nhammstofy action,
promotes healthy fuucsns OF the skia ard nygorsea
those constitutions impaired BY prof7ced hacking ceugss'
of he poor al well as the rich. It may be bad o. OL
COTT McKEsS0N & co, General Agents l9r or 'ne uh,.
ed States Maiden Lane and at reta ny az Inc esp'
able Druggists 10 the ely and cnnntIy. ,,u.o
AMES %. NOWILL, SOLE PfoprirtGr.,
,oo s; 1877 Bowrr1. ". v.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14

EI,CONOMY IN DRESS.-Extcnsive
assortment of Rich, fashionable ard elegant Sooistor
winter wear. wM. T. JENNINGS, No. % Broadway
American Hotel odcss for Tie inspection of the public an
extensive assorn.n, seaonabe goods, comprising Bea-
yer and ailed Cloths for Ssrtoup Sacks Frocss, &c
The Sack ovcrcoats. $50 much in vosue9 afforded
fourteen dollars crt and trimmed in 7styie, viii be tson
wo,,hy the attention oil The economist.
Cassi,ueres great variety OF styles for PantsoonS
From those who have oupi any difficulty in getting srtsd
IN this article. trial Is solicited
Rich BIocac silk and satin e>n-s, tentre pc" .yieSD
Tor balls parties &c Mernc, Ne!r. PLAN silks, Sslins
ana Cassiueres all OF which will be made up to order an
der the urerntendsnce OF ceient cutters rs san pc
uns,. " 49, III isii
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14
luA TO Let for Drug Stores or Bakery,

AmA TO LET Tor Drug otures Or DAhsIy' Iay'
Gs;.W ,,ear Cbesea.sqrare tso new and hsntom.ty n
1870 x.oyss and sa, Hing Ni.syeaue, betwe NIne
,ees,h and TweRite his reefs Iae sies Hinco"s axe
isrge and glazed ssiii plate glass ..,re
ao The store back rom aad cellar no 4is i!udso1,:
Garner ar:osst Grag iktmes, gis wrs &e his
" iii be Iet ehe. for srug store of aksry linn eosS
u,ysssss son sfysa- Apply TO u. a CUSHHAs,
ia siis La Pcas.-yr-eet-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14
"A rtncpie made practicable is rtincipe made psen'
NI EAN-YORK CASH IAiLORING

tai EW-YORk CASH IAILUhIN1
ESTABLISHMENT, E4S Fuiton-s1., New.ierk.
The uEuersened, IN announcing to 9slr Patrons uts ds
termination 10 adhere strictly to the pRcple Of cash deal
nr IN their business wouid take occasion say that they
have become well satisfied p the practcabiy and nseiu
ness of such plan by the uniform success which hes at
tended it. operation their house from The commencement
The advantages derived by the customer iro Tue adop
ton of this systembereby realiLng gain o! so per cent
upon credit prces-,hey conceive perfectly obvious ana
therefore need no comment Of the merits OF their house
and the facilities with which they invested OF furnishing
cheap asd rich garment, they will not altate-.uy aS
sued as they that this simple fact Is too weii kno"h
their celebrity well established, TO require iaFther re-
mark. And calling the attention of the gentemen OF 'ne
United States and NewYork in particular TO their esso
msnt OF choice goods they VIII merely observe that unoe
Waiting punctualy and dispatch in apswerHg the cnhn'hs
Of their friends is much part OF her ,Ty % ~
n5N istt j. V. bOV IN " ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14
January l3lh. l51S.

january iolD 1913.
To the Court OF Inquiry
He then presented 10 The Court copy OF the Standard,
with memorandum relating TO OF the cases said 10
te garbied
Tie Judge Advocate here stated that when the egbook
had beer produced by Acting Master Perry he had directed
hal coDtnpe take charge oil II, which advice he had
misunderstood aut left the book III the Court Two days
ago. when he heard this fact, he had requested Captain
Gregory 10 take charge OF cusotier for the Court
All that could now be done for The Court TO take charge
of it and prevent any further proper use OF il.
Commodore Stewart assen,ea The Judge Advocates
opinion.
Captain Mackenzie then requested that the Court would
institute inquiry through whose agency this
publication bad been made.
Tue Judge Adocat: said the Court could not ravelou OF
the ground, and other inquiry than thai dele
gated TO Them by the secretary OF the Navy.
Commodore Sterart though, that The Court could not
take notice OF newspaper statements any incorrect ones
had been made Capt Mackenzie had better reply 10 them
All The Court could do take precautions 10 pre-
similar occurrence.
After further conversation the matter was ended by
Capt. Mackenzie requesting that this communication might
appear the Records Of the Court which granted,
and he aso asked whether he could address the Seere
,ary OF the Navy the subject which Commander
Stew replied III the ALTERNATIVES and the Court adj JprEed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14
VVOR SALE toCLOSE A CONCERN.

HVOk SALE 10 CLUST. \ NUNOE nv
" The Steamboat JOHN MASON.a she lies ui The
Dry Dock River, will be soid ai PnGlis auction az
the Exchange on Tpesay, the 7 day OF FEBRUARY next
Terms c nu,ih cash ut the SALE balance in ,htee
six and nine months interest for satisfactory papeT
Also at Williamsburg, "Wednesday Tie sth oi feoto-
arv the steamboat Railways, work shop, ship timber To-
ce,h,r with several parts OF the engines ct The steamer
North America Terms, all SONS under 500 cash. over siV
at 6 months for satisfactory paper A.,
Also, at the city of Albany on Tuesday the am Gay OF
Apr next two cows. office furniture, ard several paris e
tre engines the North America; and at tie Guy
OF roy on Wednesday 5Ih april next wood scow once
and wharf furniture and hHnres. TERMS, uhaef siVo e
over Sl0O AT months, for satisfactory paper.
Also at private sale a the office OF The nudson RIVER
Steamboat Association So Codriandst lot second nann
steamboat mattresses pillows, ntepains sheets and pill
cases, Sc.
close conSern, the saes VIII be positive, and without re
r.. All persons b, wing claims upon the Hudson RIVER
Steamboat Association will please present them tor lquI'
daon belnre the 18th March next, 10 a. T. FosDAat
their office, IS Courtlsnd-st Jlz 1911
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14
a. tLCH7S OLYMPIC CIRCUS

w AT THE PARK THEATRE,
Equestrian. Directors. Mess Roc h"et S
ciosrs 70 The Circle M.s>rs. COSTA ~e'S
THURSDAY EVENING. January ~
hare back-Pas de Danse by Miss wes-Shpwreched ed SAT
or Boy by Master Kncode-Eicvated Gypnlst9s oy ,he
whole 'rrnupe-La Bayaiere, horseback 10y hr> no"
ard-Arena Positions by lr N1hans and his pnps-here
uansbip by Mf. Rogers.
Inter rnlsou OF ten minutes. -, -,
'.hc secord part Will comucnc. with hosSemanshp ny
Air M,Farand-Immense L-apng by Nj. Frankin--aorse
ship bv Master GlenrJyJ !. NaIhans on horSe>-
sIor semanship by O. IL. S,oae-Eqnesfon Masquerade.
~ BOXES 50 cents Pr > ccet, GALLERY i1s cents
Seats can be the BOX Office trcm 10 O'CLOCK a. NJ
az F. ~. l's
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14
uNDIA RuRBER SHOES, SO Maiden

q Lane-Semg off at greatly reduced prices-Genile-
meus Oyerhoes with leather s0es the best cie mapuiac
tarewl not lnure oil the boots price 6s TO las La.
dies Oressoes with strapG article very light aso
the Rubber Oyeshoes with leather aud rubber soes
prices from 8s 10 lls ~,
Ladies India Rubber Callers and half Caters, with
leather soles do Walking Shoes leather and rubber soes,
0, To Os do do fur trimmed leather and rusber soes 5s IN
lis; also Misses and Children's Oyershors and walking
Shoes complete assortment of common huhbsss ana
to call and examine Goods previous 10 buying as we
will guarantee sell cheaper Than Goods OF The same quail
ity be bought in hi' city Remember, ooods foout
Factory have always been warranted ,.rxo,
nj lwis& HUTCHINSON RUNYON.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14
n Eev. E. HI. Chaplin, OF Charlestown,

o. Kev. e.. HI. Chaplin, OF Ehareseo"h' 4''d'''
will preach Tomorrow Sunday Morning, cohneeHs a.
10 in ti,e Bleeckersreet Unversas Church, IN
The afternoon in the Ocharslreet Universalst Church al
o'clock and in the evening in The Eizabeth's' Church
commencing at I O'clock The public are respectfully IN
vited TO attend Attention VIII be paid 10 seating suans
llv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-14

p e" r MAIL LINE FOR ALBA
Ss-5sESIlE NY. and the Intermediate places, or as
lar as lh- VIII permit The Ultra celebrated for her
strength, which esabes her 10 ecouaser wBb grsassue
the which seriously eb ucts The river after this
period.
The steamboat UTICA leaves the feot of Co1riasdt.yt
this afternoon, AZ O'clock. (ssrrtay January Il For
pe>ssge frrgti, appy board 10 2. c. sCsULIZ.
a. the Office or the wharf H4