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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23

The education of our children, said
John Adams to his vile, is never out oil
my mind. Train them to virtue. Ha-
biluate them TO Industry, activity and spir-
it. Make them consider every vice as
shameful and unmauIy. Fire them with
ambition to be useful. Make them dis
doin TO be destitute Of any useful or orna-
mental knowledge.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23
BRoUdHAM says: If child is neglect

BRoUoHAm says: " If child is neglect.
ed until six years of age, no subsequent
education can recover it. If 10 this age
he is in ignorance and dissipation, in base
ness and Brutality, in that vacancy Of mind
which such habits create, it is in vain 10
try to reclaim it by teacing it reading and
writing. You may teach it what you
choose aiterward, but if you have not pre-
vehted the formation ofbadA0bjts,you will
teach in vain. With children under the
age of six years, learning-school learn
ing-shouId not BE- the chief considera.
ton, but The formation Of moral princi-
ple."
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23
no THE IRISH IN AMERICA.

The following address was adopted at the
Dublin Repeal Association on the 18th of
October Id reply to the address of the Gin.
clnnan Association on the subject Of slave
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23
TEE VOICE OF FREEDOM,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT BRANDON, VERMONT.

JEDED1AII HoHCOMB, Editor.
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SWEIsEREs,S SAHE.

Z -
: I'D Y yiiI1e Of eundTy Mriis Of Fieri Fa-
@AD c:as, l will proceed to sell a. Edge
geld Court House, on the frst Monday aud
Tues lay III July next, the following pro-
perry: i
Solomon johnson vs. john Mathews.
forty acres of laud, more or less, where
defendant lives.
WATSON Crews & 60. VS. II. /. Mayson
Sc Co. aud John Mcbride; Trenholms &
ThomIinson VS. The same Wildman s.
Dibble vs. the same nine negroes, viz.
Cuiy, Roxena, Frank. Sarah, Evelina,
John, Arthur. Tom aud DanieI, The pro-
periy of Fl. l.. Maysou.
Sleedman & Merre,, VS. Benjamin Bar
ton. four hundred acres Of land, more or
less, where defendant lives.
| Addison Wray, bearer, vs. Jefferson Berry
and Mildred Berry, four hundred aud City
acres Of laud. more or less, where defen-
dant Mildred Berry lives. adjoining lands
of Jas. Sheppard and Joshua Harris.
Allison Deloach, for Nancy Oliver VS.
Jesse Shumperi, John Shumpert and
Daniel Livingston. seven hundred and
thirty acres Of land, moro or less, ndjoin.
ing Wm. Shumpcri, James Merchant and
others.
|. Minor w. Gracy vs. VIM. Bridges and
r. II. Moore. administrators of Samue
Moore, deceased; Benjamin II. Gray Y:
the same; four hundred acres Of land
moro or less. adjoining Jacob Long aut
Wilson Sbeaby.
N. Watson VS. Richard Dunl:in, two
horses.
| NJ. T. llendcnhall rs WIN. w. Wi
linms, three hundred and thirty acres o
iaud. more or less, being part Of TIN
Cocker Spring Tract. adjoining lands Of +
NJ. Rodgers, the estate Of William Elliott
the estate Of John Low. and others.
Wan. Dozier vs. Joseph Jay; Dauiel
Wheeler VS. the same; Dennis McCarI
for the use Of his wife VS. the same; w. s
Is. Auaway VS. The same; one negro cir
Si!vey.
Stephen Wilson VS. Dudley Roun;rcc
one negro, Charlotte.
Julius Day vs. Eimund Kennedy, lou
hundred acres nf land, more or less. ad
joiuins Johu William, J. s. Fonke, anc
others.
Oliver TowIes Ordinary vs. David Lii,
lie, administrator, three hundred acres o
land, mnre OF less. adjoining John Nlobley
Mrs. Vaughn and others, also, one negrt
bny, Frank.
Terms Cash.
.. CHRISTIE, s.E. d.
June 10 st %
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The Mobi!ity or LnboT.--ais cihsseS nc
gia 10 feel the necessity of acquiring
sa6scledge: and as their minds experiences
tie animasiHg influence Of the light. they
ssiII mol ask for more. AS the mysteries
OF science begin 10 be dimly discerned byy
The feeble and fiickering light before them'
their curiosity become more and more ex,
cicett-Iheis.ibirs for knowledge more and
more urscat--until they arc both sntis'
fed. The ultimate--nay, the Immediate
effect of increased general Intelligence,
will DC desire 10 become distinguished lor
their success in the particular avocatlun
they have chosen. This, they will dis:
cover, is TO be surely ATTAINED only, by
tracing the rules OF their art to their or'-
gin. aud by inquiring the reasoas for the
adoption Of each. But as they cannot ac-
compiish this without more or less patient
study, their intellect will receive 6eue-
GciaI training under which their powers
must be daily more inyigoraied. Thus
Injured 10 reflection and Philosophical ~
quiry, their minds will become capacita-
,ed for the investigation Of kindred sub
jec,s. They will in time, be led ia this
way, 10 see how close the relation and mn-
lIal dependence between different BRAN
chcs Of SCIENCE aud ar, Of whose intimate
rclu,ioos they never dceamed, arc con-
nec,eJ. Tho man who is cnnIented to
remain ignorant, Of The frs. principles oi
his trade aud receives the rules necessary
for hrs guidance from his "boss." as per-
! fec, aud unaltcrabic. may be expected to
remain obscure and droDe-lIke. lie vii!
very Justly descend.
"To the vile dust from which nc sprnrs.
Unwcp,. unhonored, aud unsnns"-
| il may DO sinking his children with him,
whose education be has neglected. But,
OIL the other hand. the man who spends
bis leisure hours in scachius after know
ledge in general, as bearing upon i's
professional interests, must, and will be
lnuurcd aud esteemed. No matter whal
his avucaricn or pccuuiary situation may
be it will be deemed no disgrace. II is
uul his profession which rcnders man
really honorable or Li,bnn"rab.e. in The
eyes of The rcflectine aud discriminating
portion Of The community, bat tue manner
in which l!s pursacs it.
lie, every man rurfcs, iha, degree OF
comlurl and ncitness Of dress, compaii.
bio with his calliug-thar scnllcmauly de-
por,mou, becoming sensible ncn-and n
hove all, ,ha, degree Of intelligence which
is fully within The grasp Of all, and he
will be duly respected, wo care uo, whe-
,hcr he handle tho a'rl, or the axe, the
plough, or the sledsc the needle, or the
plane.
In ibis view Of lhe subject, mechanics
must take the blame 10 themselves, If they
are moi regarded favoraSly. The uoblest
end Of being, so fur as time is concerned,
is conformity TO The public good and he
who strives for the accomplishment Of
thar high purpose. will realize the "nobi'-
ny of labor"
.'Worth makes the mnn-wit tie fellow
The rest is leather aud prnnella."
Baltimore Sun.
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLBE. DISTRICT.
m syrTTC cDNf1yoN frr1c


Holm w. MCCLELLAN. who is in the cus.
o. ,ody ofthe Sheriff of Abbeyille District tby
virtue Of ,wo writs of cnpiaS cd saristacienSum.
nj the suits Of James ii. Giles and Wilson 4
Lomax, having fled his petition with schc-
dulc. on oath. oil his whole estate, realand per.
sonnl, for the purpose oiobtnining The benefit
OF the Acts Of The Genernl Assembly, com.
monty called the Insolveht Debtors Acts
Pctiie Noiien is hereby given, iha. the pci-
ton of the said John w. slcKellar viii be
heard aud considered iu The Court Of Common
Pleas for hbhcviile District, NJ AbbcviIle Court
House, on the sistceah day OF October next. OF
such o,hrr day thereafter us the Court may
order during the term. commencing at the said
place, on the Third Monday of October next,
aud aiitac creditors az the said Johp w. Mc.
Kelar, are hereby summoned personally or by
their attorneys, 10 appear then and there in
the said Court, TO shew caase. if any they can.
why the benefit Of the Acts aforesaid should
not be granted 10 the said John w. MrKeiIar,
upon bis executing tl,e assignment required
by the Acts aforesaid.
JNo. F. LIVINGSTON, C. c. p.
Clerks Ofee, 18th 5fay, ls43.
: Msy3l (Si7s2I) .3m Is
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From tse 0iio farMer.
WHITE WASH.

ssti,e ciiixsns ef our village have, much 10
.t,eiy r,ndit. iirncd their aiteniion 20 painting
w,;,e.ssashing tia outside OF their buildings
we inscf Ina followiug 10 hopes somethins
,.uy he drawn from. n 10 their advantage ON
t!,e ss.ore of utility and economy:
Iacom5as,tGis kIile. jraSi AID Sttsec Hhitc-
Yass.-,TAe basis for boihis liine. which mt:si
be firsf stacked with hot wdicr. in small tub
ar tss,,isrin. and covered to keep i'm the steam
Il ihea should DO passcd in fnii.for,n, through
n iiue sieys,, 10 obtain lie fiowoF,of the hme.
aitnpss Sc put on gitl, & painters br.is!i--two
enats are best for outside work.
lPis,: 10 mike d fnid for the roof, and
oiher narss af Wpoifen iionses, 10 render them
incosebsstshic, and ccaiiHg for btiek. tile,
sfone-ySrk, md Youga cast TO render them i'm
peyioas 10 tie watar, and give them durable
ind hasiasarIs sppcarance. Tho proportions
"a mach recipe aie i've gallons. Slack yonr
Hris as before directed, s,y SIX quarts, into
vvhirs, nut or,s quarfof clean rock snlt for each
ga,soo or SKATER 10 be eutirely dissolved by boil
;ng.g and slsin.nsed clean; then add 10 tlse Ave
-ralIcns cue pound of alan1. hall apnrrd Of cop.
neszs. tiireeiourtiis ola pound Of, potash; tie
isss ts ba ayaJRaily added; foar quarts Of finc
sat,d or hrrd wood aSbes musi also,be addcd !;
asiY celnsins Hisiier inliy be niiSed IN such
oussssIty Il IL. give i, The requisite .shade. Il
VIII iSok batter than paint, nrl be lasting as
alatc. Il mist be put on bot. Old shingles
ur,,at bs Erst ciesnad agith siiT broom, when
,sis nav 80 applied. II viii stop the small
laakss n,syeus The mass from growing, render
thorn i,ieonibusiihie nnd 'tsi many years
second / TO make a brilliant Siacco White:
yash for buildings. inside and out: Take
stssn is,p,ps OF well burnt Stone ltIls-slaci,
:, sa,no a. bsfnrc--add onc-fonrth or pound
aswhisi,sg or barn. alum pulverized, one pound
orioaf' ~ e,Eier sugar. three plnts Of rice Gour
n,ade in,a 4 very thin and well I.heiled pasta,
s,ngsh , Of seily. and ore pnnnd clean glue. 10
She m SANE fsaaner as cabinai makers do. This
INV nm bo applied cold within doors. but waIm
',,,is;dh h will DO iacre Brilliant tllan piastcs
&C paris and rssain i.s brliianey for nIany
VI. y..ars. cay fFeu ii!iy .oone hundred. Il is SUI
,.s,;ar goiIii;,s equal 'rhe eas, end uf ,i,ef
Prss;dsus.s lsaaee IN Was!inston rs va7ts.i
ysisis y "
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GEENN,S SPRINGS
&Deg?aSYst62gs.s; REsg3.StE.
Enuru-C asor.INA..

Souru-CaRoLISA. =.
.FEJIiIS delightful watering place has re-
a Gently found i,s way inio The hands
of three individuals who are determined
10 sustain its reputation. The beneficial
results OF the wafer can be testified TO by
hundreds who have experienced IFS intin-
ecce upon various diseases. and the ac-
commodatious shall be suited 10 the wants
OF my who may visit the place, upon The
Nan per day. 81 90
per week, 6 00
i" per week, over Que and less
than weets, . gu
per week, over four weeks. 4 w
Children aud servants half price.
dorse per day, 62
:" per week, 3 3u
Z" per week. over one week. 3 uO
Mr.. VIM. Murray and lady will super
inlcud the provisions Of the table.
JOHN II. ZIMMERMAN.
Agent for GIcnn's Springs Company.
Mavl, 1913.
n. b. There is at this time, land >~5H
continue through The year, good Male
a:Id Female School.
Alr, John Isbam suPerin'ends the male
school.
Rev. C. S. Beard supcrinicnds the fe-
male school.
Alay3l 8, Is
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@soetis &etsss:
TnE PRAYER on BuNKER's NIL,
nY rRs. Z. .. sicovRNEY,


M MRS. Z. u. steouRSET.
5n,,;oy ty,c a,a,,le Of Buakcr's Ill., n vener-
,h,s rieySvm!sr k9elt on The field with hands
upraised aad grey head uncovered anu w wn,ae ~.
,Se bn!lcts whistied around him, prayed ior
,hc success Of his compairiots, and The deliver
ance Of his country.
7, was an hour Of fear and dread
High rose the battle.cry.
And round. ia heavy volumes, spread
- Tao was-clord to the sky.
Twas NOT. Sc when in rival suensh
Conieadins natioris meet.
OrIoye OF conqrcs; madly huEis
A monarch HON his seat:
EYct one was there, unused 10 tread
The path OF mortal strife.
yyho bn, Sayiorts Cock had fed
Beside the foun. fife.
Beknei, Inm where the black smoke wrcaihed
His head was how'd and bare.
While for al infant land, he brea.hed
THE agony Of prayer.
The eo!a,ai, red with early morn.
alay tower DER Bunker's height.
; And proudly tell race unborn,
Their patriot fathers might;
Rnt thon, oh patriarch. old aud gray
tThon prplit of tie free.
Who kneit among the iead ihnt day,
,yha. fame shall fiso to tl'cc!
It;s nnl meet that brass or stone.
Which feel the tuueh ofumc.
Should keep III. record Vf faith
Tha, wel:e thy decd s,iblime;
We trace il np table, fair.
yVhici, glows when siars ux'Pa!e.
Apfouitse that iiae good mans prayer
Si,all with hts God prevail.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Commissioner ID Equity. ro,..,o,,r. =,
Lewis Eilzey. Mortgage.
TE'iiE alnrlsaSed premises containing
Il six hundred aud forty {6iO) acres
nore OF less, situate in EJeetield District,
aud aipinins lands Of John Torrance
'cho,nus Lamar, aGd John Curiet accord
ing 10 the original graut, having been sold
ou the GrJt Monday IN August last, Que
fourth Tor cash, aud The baiahcc on 4 cred :
i. Of three months, aud lie purchaser hav-
ins failed 10 comply with the terms Of sale;
| shall nlior The same premises TO the high.
est bidder OH the FIRST alouday in July next.
li;r cash, Il, the risk OF the former par
chaser.
s. CHRISTIE, :. Z. n.
June 10 (?3 OO 81 -
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Brought 10 the Hail
June 10 (?3 {

nF this District a negro man. no
" calls himself fllXON. fye feet 4
iIches high, OF dark complexion, has short
as hissers, aud is about "a or % years oi
age; says he runaway from Mr.. MilIcn.
der. Of Oslcrhorpe County, Geo. in COM
pany with another mnn named Nelson be-
longing TO The same persos. The owner
is requested 10 come forward, prove pro
perry. pay charges and take him away,
olherwiss be will be disposed Of according
10 law.
C. Il. GOODMAN, -Jaiior.
June IL ,f 20
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JOHN SHAW,

BRIcKLAYER g. PLAISTERER,
rTsENDERS his services TO he citizens
Il oflhis and the adjoining Districts, 10
do any work 10 bis line, in workmanlhe
manner. and at prices suitable to the times.
Having served q regular apprenticeship
10 the business, he will warrant the work
he puts together TO stand. a
Letters addressed 10 the care of Vim. F.
Durisoe, will meet with immediaie atteu-
lion.
march % 1t 8
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Mr.. Miller. The prophet, is announced
.byalhe .hIidnighl Cry. TO be seriously i'll.
aud il is said TO be doubtful whether be
viii ever be any better. His physicians
have intrrdic,ed all visi,ers.
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NebTECE..

A Ii Persons are ioIwarncd from trading
n fos two Notes Of hand, given by roe 10
Paul w. Gunner, one due FIRST January neat.
for Five Hundred Dollars. With interes, from
The date, dated January 10. 1913. The other
for Five Hundred Dollars, due FIRST JaEnnry.
LAS, dated 18th January, 1873 The ssid
Notes wefe given for land, part of which
belonged TO another person. The Notes are
in possession of Genl. 6. w. Hodges, who is
Jointly bound with Paul w. Conner. inn bond
10 make the title Of said land, good. never
intend 20 pay the said notes.
LaRKIN GRIFFIN,
slnrch 10 t
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brought 10 flae Hail

nF this District negro man. " no calls
/. " himself WESLEY, 6 feet 81 inches
high, aboui22 or % years of age, very
slim, of dark complexion, aud stanmers
very badly when asked question; says
he beienss 10 :Mr. Call Cromie. il, the up.
per end Of Laurens district.
The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property. pay charges. aud take him
away, otherwise he will bo disposed o!
arcordipg to law. .
3 C. H. GOODMAN. JGiior.
juno IA lf 90
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Brought 10 the :yais

ar this'eistric, neeso tnan.who calls
~ himself AARON, five foe, 81 ircllcs
high, dark coinp!eSiou. about IS or 10
years OF age. says he belongs TO Air. Da-
vinpnrt, Eve miles from the village %.
Newberry, aud has been runaway Three
weeks.
The owner is reques,edio come forward,
prove property. pay charges and take him
away, Otherwise. hc will be disposed of
according TO law.
c. Ii. GOODMAN. Jailsr.
June IA If 90
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'Cvclopeesfsg OF HISTORY.

NyVtVpCkSFscW % NNSCEUB'Js
TT ID. TIBBETTS. has received Few Coz
Cd pies Of the above valuable work, which
lie offers for sale at The publishers prices.
The character Of t,is work being so well
known TO the public. generally, it's deemed
unnecessary TO commcntunonii.
May "a if IL
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The Nan Of The House.-The Georgia
tRo,nel Courier" copies. with our re-
marks, The auecdole Of .I'he man of The
House." and tells the following story,
which is too good to be lost:
A f,iend OF ours tells the story differ
eully.
lie was passing 'clearing" in Cobb
county. anG rude up TO the Cabin il the
ceuue Of il TO procure soltie refreshments.
There was considerable nuisc within, AMI
II was not until after several efforts that
he made himself heard. Al last, liriie
red headed, frcckle.faced. bare footed. ~
tom Of sovereignty" prescn:ed himself at
the door apparently much excited. "Arc
you tho master Of ihetuuse," was as usual
tho PREDATORY inquiry. "Waii there n
liule, stranger, ani IN lc, sou know"
Our friend sar pati ,n,ly upon his hnrss !.
the scuEling recommended, aud after some
minutes. out swasgcred the liIIle lord Of
creation with hie arms akimbo, every
movemeu, il en- grand seigaieur, and re-
piled 10 the question, "Well, jistis. I've
ben scilin that pint" Welher this
hero should occupy a,higher station in So
ciely than tie ascirni, numerous aud high
iy Intelligent class Of The "hen.peckcd,"
the Editor of the Chronicle is in a position
10 determine.
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C, in re.prn. foTtids eIo,h from 4.
What is got by all these prohibitions?
. Answer.-All find their common stock
of the enjoymcnts uud convenicnces of life
diminished.
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Thinner Wanted.

a First rale aleJOERNETMAN TIMER,
"A. will find constant employment and good
wages. nnappliralion at the Tuning Establish
meBf 10 this village. None but q frs, rate
workman noed.apply.
EdgeGeld e. H., June7. &c 10
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DR.. Ffaakiia's Nortioxs ar Free TraRe.
The following pitby article OF DIR.
Franklin, exhibits The prac,ice Of impo-
sing high protective duties oa forcing nr-
,ic!ss,in aboul>a fair point Of view. ifiu
place of,he word =: :forbids" in every ease.
tho words ..impases protectire duty eass''
were used, il would perhaps he better na-
derslood ns applying to ihe high protective
system now III vogue.
Trade and MGau|actGFes.-Suppcse a
country Y, with three manufactures, us
cloth. silk, md iron. supplying three other
countries, A, B, G, hui is dcsircus ypfin.
creasins ,ae vent. and raising The price Of
cloth IN. favor Other own cloihiers.
In order 10 DO ibis, she (nrbids tho im.
portation pf foreign cloth from a.
A, in return. .tarbids silks from y.
Then the silk workers complain Of the
decay Of ,rnde.
And y, TO coutent thorn, .tortids silks
from d.
B, in return. }orbids iron-ware from X.
&Then the iron workers combiain ofde-
cay.
And x tof5ias ,ho Importation Of iron
from C.. s ~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04
aarke,.-C~et..ly reported for Tae Tribune.


FRIDAY, Feb. S.
NRES--The only transaction we hear OF Is about 40
SPoe lS4s, at % Some holsters are cndeavotlng IL
a 50 bu, the demand is TOO limited 10 enable any
}Sssoe Is be obtained. Pearls very dull. The ai
Fs1sat 50, su, they were offered to-day CT 81:
sSaoui sales
sorFoN-The sales to-day are about 1000 bales, and
are steady, with disposition The part OF hi ders
aEm Tue stock is estimated al about So COO paieS
ao'e. as before, air Upland square, eS fair New Or
- aHd Alabama &c. Round Upland Is p enIy ana dui
as AtMobile 2s,h, sales about 2loO bales, some fresu
~ % ifeea Heavy buyers considered the market ca
'Va' The majority considered The market sta. AT Sa
/ -an' 1Ssh, weeks sale,40i9 bales a, i: Il &c.
I .-ouR AND MEAL--We have no new feature to no
Snlhs staple. The demand continues limited ana
aeaSs We quote Genesee iSi 4 50, with sales
wa al The latter price. Michigan S7i Ohio S73
ine amount OF the stock is quite rcer,ain, 6ul II is
IN 40 ey good judges in the neishborAeod of 4aoao
h. sie OF 500 bbls Ohio made nt4 25. 70. export
p'oSably Tor reshipmen, some OF The Colonies
s<s Continues dull, and presses on the market We
es OF e0S oslsahoat, al IL. In southern we can
no'has OF importance doing. The saie OF Howard.
i ~ soaced yesterday was at 81. Georgetown l2i 4
a. lots Richmond City 50 and Brandywine 62i,
4 aaaL Aowardsree,, Baltimore City, Richmond
SI Alexandria, Petersburg Pennsylvania, &c sc, s.
A. some hoarrs Southern entirely opt OF tie
b.. losse prices Rye Flour Is very dun al 5 l2i
s., al 2 50 for jersey; Brspdywine is nominal al
d., A1e seppy OF Meal no, very large, but the de
Ass. u asied. Shorts are dull al ga Ice; Shil
aS - lie- Assai,rnore $500 bois City Mills sold d
Ashs.sa' howard1 ) e2a IS; Susquehannah IS A
CO "SA'' Flour Was 5 50. City Mlis s..
IL ,.'. Nothing doing in Wheat. Corn is as before
ar. W very dali Sales 500 bushels Jersey al Sec
&s,, ert Al rates below the views oil bayers w
In, d Sc, A sale has been mace, bui o
b. J.ss. asHspTed Barley very quiet; Oats dull at %
& -'a.'. AT Baltimore sac OF Va red Wheat We
$.sp and SSeo bushels Indiana red al Sic; &arylaa
srs, "a .ola Al Oats 2sc. RicnsoRd, Corn Is cents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

DIED:
The three TWIN BROTHERS who were spoken OF sofRe
TWO months ago in The papers, dead They will all De
tered together this stenOes at O'Clock The, al died
.f hooping cough, aged 10 weeks Inc ifeaas nd ac
on,ioanc. are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from No. 3g3 BrooIesl
Snideny on The 81 Instant Warren Rogers in his 66th
year ;. =. ., r,o,ni,i.t stree, on Sunday 5;b
u p 81 The friends ana relatives OF tbe family are
nsctfaly invited attend. HIS remains VII be remov
ed 10 Huntington, l. l.
Amanda Hall, aged - months e,,
TIE relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
sd 10 the funeral this Saturday afternoon al O'CLOCK
.-,,, sI4 Second street, corner OF ATenue D.
0n rhr evening the Isl inLnsed caus-
DR. NJ The Rev c s. stewart OF the U. s. Navy
Frh 8 VIII am Robert Aberts, son OF William and 81
san AherIs, aged 10 months and ID days
Feb s. after ar illness OF few days Mr. Samuel Clafk'
!, ID. 7ln year h. age.
Eb > Harriet wife OF J. M. Hu,chngs, daughter OF
J,m-s and Ezabeth Dickinson, deceased IN the lS year
o; her age #o.- .. =. f.,s- Is,,c n
Esscbsu aged 23, formerly Of NeW-fork.
aio Al lie same place November II, william Eaimett
Kstehsu aged years, only enid et Isaac D. anc Mary
An keicbarl-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04
SALES OF REAL ESTATE AUCTION.
Court Calendnr mi. r,,,

CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos. 81, 81, Io5. IOs. AZ
49, o5, 33' %, Ia, 80, 40 95 27, Sc, SO, 90, 80,
103, 80, l9, Il. ~ 90
COMMON fLEAs.-Monday.-Nos. 50, 60. 63
~, 80, 96, lob, Sd, l, Is, l6, 55, 7G, 10, "a
Dc, 5, 10, 35, 81, 80, Is, 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04
BY THIS MoRxrsc's sournEn. m,r,..

From our Philadelphia Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, February 3-P. NJ
Arrved-Brig Mar ia, Seison from Port au PRICE 18th
UT She brings no intelligence, either OF domestic or
commercial nature. "
Steamboat Eric kson Haley. from New Castle where she
nnu oeen deaned IN consequence of accident her
passage from Baltimore a day or two since
Clsared-BEis Elliott Baker. Boston.