New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

n pscuniary with Us to our entire
,itnou, favor a"y way ahu Is nos up 10 'is
ca'e' 10 '''e-'' coLEMAS .L & sTETsoN, pfopretor,
ssoroe deceived New-Yo.k tailor can .e!! differ
ant story from thst, we j be bound 10 say"
0A' ''0'' 49, Portland Tribune.
referring to a playful defence In the Mirror
against charge of extravagance IN dress, MADE
in the previous number OF the Tribune.
To this insinua,ion that do not pay my tai
lor's bills, reply by the following certificates
from the only tailors employ, or with whom l
have any account:
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This ee,thea that have made clothing at efficient tines
70. Mr ~ P WILLS, and hsva had the slightest
difseuiy in collecting y dues from hn ead consider hlc
erss OF ae 5s:: aad honorable OF my en:tomss
J. C. WATSON,
Tailor and Oeape,, Broadway
F. W,LL,., Esq, h.s h.d several articles of dress
FROM, our essblshnsnt and h.; Away paid puacaay on
'h' pss'sA'A'''A q w WM. NJ T. JENNINGS CO.
Merchea, TA;iors, 23l Broadway.
awe rthe Editor CT the Portland Tr.bunel c.nno,
boast Of purchasing % Glen-Alary and living y;
fashionable retirement few years only, TO be custed
because on. ownership questioned upon the
ground, fcrsooth that we had never paid della;
toward principe or interest We have net watched
beside the sick bed Of e friend and nursed him a.
the gates OF death My. Geo: T. Punapel!y, sen CT
the ongina! proprietor CT G!cn-Maryj 10 clam; e
beautiful spot 70: on. services end then esa;e MS
Kindness"
tcorY3 81.
months the removal from thence OF my o:one
P Willis AID thst his business adviser! carefully
.Yoned his affairs and can establish the following facts
.s, the farm of Gsnay was purchased on contract IN lhe
ordinary form price not abetec oy IsaoShP or aVo
1ba, with he consent Of the original the means OF
Ii.w devoted
inproyemen Of the place. thai on three 10 tour Thousand
dollars were expended by MI Willis IL house stables and
obs nnroyements covering several the amount oi
usaaen,s now due that The farm isno fo sale and thsi
bo,h contract and present In the nsnd' OF the
original owaers OF the land also cefHly hs tne pecn
~ Iyembarrassnents under which Mr N P Willis has s-
bored have arisen entirely from the nonay nient OF notes
given him By publishers aud others 70! htsasy
The remaining assertions IN the Portland Tn
bune, though less offensive as regards Iny per-
sonal character, are calculated to inlure me Sc.
x;ously in my business, and therefore add the
following counterscting testimonials trusting
that those of my employers who are not within
nv Immediate reach, viii DO me Justice II their
own time and place.
"In feet, but precious littla of whet Willis be:
written for the pas, few years has sold for any
amount worth mentioning The Legendary
would aotpay The american Monthly ~ :an :. i've
scarcely dollar in his pocket, and we believe hes
no. 5esn paid TO this dey"
The debts of the American Monthly were long
ago paid by me IN. ?. Willis to the last penny,
and the printer Mr. George W. Light, j. now in
Boston, and can be appealed to for the truth Of
this statement.
"Ths old Mirror was crippled fer life, CT died m
dor his hands. And nov he has started the New
Mirror, which has not yielded him single dollar
70. all his qnidrving, paid puFs, etc., and never
will. If ths Mirror livss twelve month it Will be
owing TO the popularity and judicious mansg cement
o! Geo P. Mcrris Portland Tribune.
ycosY) Nsw MEREos Oy-.cx Dec. 10.
Mg DEAN Wills, The old mirror gamer Of thou.
sands by your Contributions and il p.ospe
up hv time Of you! leaving it. The New MIR!
-or pleasant reunion has gained increase Of
many thousands. and valuable DO eons'ds: your services
.hs successful the Mirror is, would abandon
publication Of it Immediately should you leave u.
'' " aEoRaE P. MORRIS.
Then there was The Spirit OF the Times and
Brother Jonathan with which he 6.bbled few
seated and he was obliged TO ssnouish his chair &c
sae force OF circum:tsrce5 !" Portland Tribune
tcosr)
Mr.. WILL, employed upon the Spirit Of The
Tines ssd has asss WI 70 that pipsI 71si'
Editor Of Spirit of the Times
teasy3
We are happy to state tha, nave paid 70 n WILLS
Esq the highest prices We nave ever gwen or ea LABOR
And that considered i, then, aud s consider the
ney have best appropriated for literary aid The Bro
Iher Jonathan at It's Highest tide OF prosperity when
Mt Willis Left It, and relations with Mr.. Willis have
always been oi The agreeable aud sra,ylns kind
WILSON & co.
Late Publishers Of the Brother Jonathan.
(sosYl NKw.York Dsc. Is.
MY DsAa s,a !, afford. great pleasure express 10
sou opinion ,has have often expressed Others. that
prose for the American Magazines popular
yoa rse with the great OF readers the aud
country aad that 9rethe which have been snd
ars st paid for your contributors other
.he publishers return greater profits.
RvEUssw. GRlsWoLD,
La,e EJi,o. c! G.aham's Magazine