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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
SALES OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION


IN ". Eyceum Debating Department
The special this evening" will be The consideration
OF The following resolution, VIZ
Er,olye aI Poetry is literature better ealcniaed aan
sny other for slsvatg the mind and refining The TASTE
The public admitted Without Charge
~ oNN X n. RAVENS, Speaker.
]. EApIE, Jr. Clerk. Us IL
r-r Mercantile Library AsSoCiatioa.-John
Neal ESQ OF Per.laI I'd, Wit deiver toe TENN Lecture OF
m. Courss on Tuesday evening", ih lust, al haiipast
o'clock, al the Broadway Taternae;e.
Subject" The Rights OF " oman
Tickets % cents TO be obtained at the Rooms 0, me As
sociaon Cnoa Hail. al TIE door on me eSea!aS OIL me
Lecture Doors open ar quarter before cfoek. oY
order. ISAAC II. BAILEY, Rec. Secretary. J-A JUS
u DIR. HAWKES. Eonrlh and iast Lectufe
tie Antiquities America IN cennecuon WIN .he
c Record Will place Tuesday Evening, 'ao. -.
NihoS Saloon. Tickets 30 cents may be oo'aiaeo al .e
bookstores Of Wiley Putnam, l6i Broadway sWol s
Stanford Co l52 Broadway; Bartlett "siofu. -
B.oas~ay; Roe Lockwood, Ill Broadway; TOMAS -
Cro~in 6SS SroaGwgy, and Geo. KILLER, A.o hroaa~ds,
and al the door the OF the lecture ne 70
commence at bali past O'Clock jS
II SsayvesRnr Enstisute.-Henry James viii de-
liver Lecture at the Suyvesaat Institute, IN Broad way
Thufsasy evening 18th ipsl LITERAL CHRIS
TANIFy The doctrine OF Jesus the suitable oul-
growth and completion OF The Jewish economy The Lee
iGre vii! commence at half past O'Clock. Abundance
tree. IsS sI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
AUCTION SALES.

- S-0sGaSSs
Liosraicasa advances made 81 eooSEeEs fer saSsSa
WEDNESDAY ,EvgNISe, J,o. .
embracing OF ,be New.Ycrk Reports, together y=h
Iorge Collection OF Dsesls, Trsases aS9 hteosa'sfy
Works,
Auaoag the COLLECTION IS wen6ells Reports, : vols;
Pstse's Chancsy Reports, vols; Co@sa;s Reports vols
Jobs>oo's Csancsry Reports, vols; Cogsp S titS ES
ence vptS Cavs Reports vols Csise's cases; s;sy
on Partnership; Sory's Cosact cf Laws DunrFt FESS
Reports vols Halls SGpeos Coari Reports, = yol, Gag
on Partnerships Clancy Sigh!s % Womer tios aanS
Chaa-vry Practice. vols GoGdoe's Untsd States laws
Storys Equity Iur>peuGsncc. vctss Stoeys FosS,ues
Revised Statutes vols towards Wee CssccSlsass Re
p.t; vok; Cociyu OF Consrac, Chit,y sii aiaras
Arrangement vols; sar5Nur's piErs;, vols Nsw YcFk
yssl yols Co!yer on Partnership: Sanuderss fiss5Ss
srd Evidence vss; Ghisivs etea6rgs, ~o. h,tsar,
.r,;>s AMI Che,cery: EdEsrss Receivers q CacerJg
hayden on veuGers vols; Loag oc SseS ftosinS Iha-
cerv Reports SseiEor,'s Lugatc Msddeck> ShSneeIS,
vps; Laocs Equity: Arsbbcd's Crimns! Ssssopg<:
wtselsrs Criminal Cases ysls City bal h-sc9scst,
vols; Clerks New York Deses, vols Crr'is' Ssseisff
Hills Rapor,s vets Jacph and aSerS RepctS sc. &C
THIRTY SEVENTH Nsw-TcsS TsAps S.is-rc ec71,
March q 1855 The next regular trscs SSs ~
be commences. on The th TTesday OF March nSIts ~ e.
cor!ance vita the regulations st iac Trrce ti wii DC
conducted as heretofore upee these regala cas; ard 40.
der the direction OF the Committee eli tbs T'Sde.
Invoices Books, Stationery, Paper Stereotype PEtes,
kc., respectfully solicited Theyskecsd be furnished s
Tie inst OF February when Tie Catalogue VII Or pax
press.
The usual cash advances Willie made orecect Of goods
VIXEN required and The sais will be guaranteed and cesc
il desired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

J. Pc :, fsq, al GTsoklyn the South FerT TSi
he sold al anctiou this DAY o'clock al the Merchants
Exchange, BIZ Wilkins Rollins, under The direction OF R
G. VII elcr, Esq, Msste in Cbaace7y. large 7rn7or-
lion OF tie pu7rhasa money may remain mortgage for
of years IL rarely thai so e-ia- property
is offered for sale under uutspces 50 favorable TO the
lar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
MEMORANDA

Sclr John Horton, w;nsow I'm Brandy wine and DIS fm
The Capes, with four for New Haven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

TCONOMy IN DRESS.-Extensive
assc-tmcn of Rich fashionable and elegant goods TO
winter wear. WIN. T. JENNINGS, No. 80 Broadway
American HOTEL offers for the Inspection Of The public al
extensive assortment OF seasonabe goods comprising Bea
yer and sled Cloths, for Sartouts, Sacks Frocks &c
The Sack Overcoat, $50 mach in vogue) afforded
fourteen dollars and trimmed In FIRST style, will be ieun
worthy the attention of the economist.
Cassleres i'll grea: variety OF styles for PAntaoons.
From those who have found any difficulty in getting suited
in this article. trial is solicited
Rich Brocade silk and Satin Vestngs centre new styles
for balls parties Mernos Veve plain stks, saiin'
and Cassimere all of which will be made up 70 ORDER nn
der the uperntendence e6cient cutters as can er
fouod in The country al prices sui the times too ready
80, III isG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

rREENWICH SAVINGS BANK, II
NJ Sixth Averue-Januaty Interes, for 1913 The
Board OF Trustees hereby give nouce 70 the psposoFs
they declared the usual Annual !ntefes oil
Eve per cent pr all less Than Five hun
reI Dollars and Four per per all sIms OF
Five Hundred Dollars and upwari, payable at the kanS,
during Bank hours. on and AFTER the l6in inst
All Interest called for will be credited aS Principal
and draw Interest accordingly.
Notice is als- given that The Bank open for the recep-
ton of Deposits and paymcn, Of Drafts three days in
each week viz o. Mondays. Wednesdays and Frid5ys
from S 70 O'Clock n the afternoon
By order OF toe Board
ABRAHAM VAN NEST, President
Sps.aep n. p1eor, Secretaries jl7 lwis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
YpHF TINTE HAS ARRlVED.-We

do not mean to say, gentle reader, that The time has
come when The world snail come 10 an ead but wish
be Distinctly uRder,lood say THAI the time las
rived when Parents begin feel the importance Of turning
the AT ention their children such kcsks aud
n. contain good wholesome reading; oil This fact We
have The abundant evidence Of huneres vino ere daily
sprdin in their names subscribers TO Nercy'> Museum
which admirable. work commenced is filth volume IN Janu
arr The January number is already ssued IN much
more srlenGd 81, than any preceding number Or ser.
nv has full budget OF new Stories. Travels and Adver
lures of very Interesting character wherewh 10 anuse
ard Instruct his Young friends
Office of the publishers, BRADBURY. SoDEN L CO RIO
10 School street, Boston, 10 the Branch Office, 80 =.
Nassau street, NV York. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

" Spencer announces 70 gentlemen ;ta, his arrange
completed for Supplying according to pre-.
WOES ltization, FIrE ?ua HAT p.ice tS3 2S)
uich shall rcader emnhaicaily c cenpeIt well a.
loy.es priced GeuE.eau's Fur Hat sale IN this
city, Il IS prepared the STYLE which character:1es
cur nss arc!e and Ike thar article offered at pHce at
which cannot be continued without unusually rapid
sale TEE undersigned with ali confluence arus 1t he
fo- he gentleman ard econotns. The desirable Far
HAVE: offered to20t0 SPENCER, rs Broadway.
II SyIvanin Associu,loE--Fhe once OF this
Association 10. subscription 10 aad the ohtanrlrnt
of Information Is al the E .enn= Post buildings, Room No
Nd stairs and open rom tlt O'Clock DIS l.
EGood Bears; and pI-nsast Rooms cas he obtained
M ssr CA Mo u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
DEALF's MUSEUM AND pICTURf

\ HEHLt'S MUSEUM AND TICIURE4
L. GALLERyl-The Manager spnounces he -sbo.s
and RE- OPENING Of this es,a sshment apd tie
gagement for one week OF MADAME Ap0LPH, fcuL
France. She does claim 10 hea
FORTUNE TELLER,
but processes TO Instruct others Of good intellect predicting
nothing hut what Is rPcousil.ahe 10 Philo yo5hy.
She will inform them If hey married and ybrn
and what husband they will get; furthermore she viii de-
scribe heir dispositions nions and she kew
them from birth. Tickets the Museum Is cents; chil
drea hall prc. An charge of % cents those wLo
consult Madam .Asopl i$3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
NOR SALE TO CLOSE A CONCERN.

E,OR SALE TO CLOSE a CONCERN.
a The Steamboat JOHN MASON, as size lies at he
by Dock, East River, Will be sold Pablo auction,
the Exchsnge Tuesday, TIE It'll day Of February le3
Terms fourth cash al the time OF sale balance IN ;se,
six and nine months interest for satisfactory paper
Also, nj Wlliamsburg, Wednesday the stb OF Eebru-
ary iae steamboat RAILWAYS, work shop ship timber Ia
eelher with several parts Of The engines OF the steamer
North America Terms, all sums under S0C CASH over 500
al months, Tor satisfactory paper,
a!so at the city OF hlhanS, On Tuesday the 4ih day of
April two Office urniue, ard several parts Of
engines OF the North America; ard thP city
of Troy, "Wednesday 5lh April wo5d scow o!ce
and wharf furniture and fixtures Terms under Slco CASH
over 500 ar months, Tor satisfactory paper.
Also. at private sale the office OF The Hudson Riye
Steamboat Association Sc CodrIrd.gt, lot second hand
Steamboat mattresses, pillows coeniespGs Snsess and p
low cnses,&c.
AS the above NAMED property will be sold ia ofter 20
close concern, The sales viii be positive, sud without re
serve.
NIB. All persons having claims upon the Hudson River
Steamboat Association win p!ease present them or hqHi-
Ga,on before the 18th March next 10 A. FosDs, al
their Gf6ce, So Cougtlaadtst. ~ sif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
MARRIED

rGood Bears; and pl-nsasi Rooms car he obtained
No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
MARINE JOURNAL.

shids George Sko6eld Skolfed, NO, Nesmith Leeds L
Co; Mariana. Phtps apa!achco!a post& Phillips; Lau
same Morey, I.iv. rpoa A u "a " Benson Rob Roy,
Arnold. Mobile, Center u Co; lwanowna, Shinn, Key
West Harbecl; L Co.
Barks Qunebaug, FGler, NO, Nesmith, Leeds Co;
John carver PepdIsioo NO Eesmi,h. Leeds & Co.
Bvigs Sullivan, rawr, Charleston George Buckley LII
Iius Smalley, NO. Ere;t & Eose; Forest OmSted King
SION, ia, Underhi Y sicKiny oneco, Butler NO, Ell
well & Co.
Schrs Joseph Smith. Mills Wilmington, nc, John Og-
den; VenJagawack Uarl NJ. NO, r 2 Buck; Merchant,
Stevens, franklin Ia. chas Peterson Amelia Strong
Gesrg-toVsn, Sc, Dunham x Omon; Grcensbarg Holt,
Galleno, Richmond. a b CoJey 4 Co; Hudson, Cooley,
Baltimore S,urgesS Clearnan Sabine, Biackineon NO,
Bret; &vose New Unon Chance, Ponce, Pr, II Under
wood N G. McCreaoy Sorers, St Augustine. a 3 Cooley
Co; Monitor, Googins, ST Thomas, w w Pratt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
ga AN ELEGANT MANSION FOR

%sslA nm tILIlsSNNI DIEtifttN4F = -
laiI Sale.--The beautiful Mansion lately occupied bY
= Perry ESQ siiua:ed % be corner OF Henry Pa
cGc sreets near The eon! Ferry 10 grca6Iyb Wi be soo
al Auction the Merchants Exchange by " kt5s q Rol-
Inns on Mcnczy sd sI under The direction 81 X e
Wheeler ChsDeery. Very few, II any sitpaio,s
IN tie vicinity Of this chy, compare vim this 'ae
beautiful prospect which commands hi=h beHilY
position ire easy asd convenient 20 tie city IA
elegant private mansion, public hesitation asiye
and comHlottsus boarding hcase, barely he sur
passed. The main bulldogs Of brick with liz reef
Substantially butt; two and attic Is sause
with spacious wing adjoining the north, and Ere
conservatory glassnoSse south. ghs 1.ouads are
asletUiy arrs1ged al 2reat pee The ieHlsfs ccn
Prise y los beng u! fseE 'front.' on HEnfyseef, srd 30
capped By handsome roa raiiisg, yart
Oh ibe purchase rooary n.ay remain
The premises gi7tJg5s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
JlREa Bull. Secretary is g
: TheFt eoanr Wsnaiou I

JSo. CASAyELLo. S
Crls. r, Ds6oSy. oVSie'"A! *
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

POLICE OrFIcE.-LARcEN1Es.- johnson
was committed for stealing worth SIS from William
Hanly f15 Orauge-streei
James Feeney, hoy. arrested and committed foE
steal.g from Michael Pagan of 40 Broadway, a6ou one
dollar IN change from his rnoney drawer.
CoRoSER's OFFIcE.-DEArarRoh APrOPLExY-
An inquest held to-day by Justice Sevens on the
body oil coovrd named Joseph Harris, aged years,
native oil New-jersey. Deceased TINS o.bing, while II
The yard he lives. sudd-a; tel: down and IN noH
time al .erwatds expired pos. noren examination was
made by Dr. Tompk Ms, AID vesuc; OF death fonl
auop,exy was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
MEMORANDA.

Neg Jersey, Bell, New-York.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-17
Saw Mill For Sale or Rent.

<INf1E undersigned offers for sale his Saw Mill.
situated n Lick creek, south of Richmond and in
excellent neighborhood for timber. Tho mill 10 i'm good
repair and has sufciency Of prope tho whole
II sold, will be rented advants eeous
terms any who cnn carry il on pretty cxnnsvey-
A who and has extra hand
could make money by renting this mill.
WILLIAM YAMAN.
October 10, l943 42u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-17

Yesterday afternoon the Patriot Sage, John
Quincy Adams, hade farewell 10 our city.
AT o'clock the Astronomical Society waited
upon hun at the Henrie House, and escorted him
on board the good steamer Ben Frnnklin gen.
erousiy rendered him by Sirader and German
The landing was thronged. The decks Of all
the boats lying near The steamer, which wns to
bear HIM away, were compact with human be-
iugs. The windows Of the houses, adloiuIug the
quay, were full; aud all-ali eager to once
moro The good old man ere he left us, aud to hear
his parting blessing.
And that blessing he gave, While the crowd
pressed ,hickly around the steamer. he appeared
the guard and when the warm cheers with
which he was received had died away. be thus
spoke TO the people:
have not the power TO speak 10 be heard
by the multitude | now see. and | must ask thu
those who hear me, shall repor, TO the Others
what ! say.
Last Wednesday, the day entered Cincinna-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-17
TILE SILK ESS.

Owe Indebted to friend. JONI Fox
Sen, for tho following ct,er, which will be read
with interest by those persons who are engaged
in the culture and manufacture OF SILK, and those
who feel interested III the prosperity oil that IN
portant branch Of American Industry ana enter
prize:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-17

Schenectady Co. all Wing last year Loco by
, ID mai rity.
Montgomery Co. has elected the Wing Clerk,
and Sheriff and probably Assemblynan the
other certainly Loco, Last year 5l3 l. 'co.
Fulton Go. is Loco, same as last year.
Herhimer Loco of course. For Senate, the
usual maj 'rity: Assembly lower.
Cayuga Co. has elected tho Wing ticket by
253 mnInrify-iast yeai 900 Lu.o.
Seneca CO. - Loco-lasi wear 800.
Ontario Go. 500 to 700 Whg-iair.
Saratoga Co. 300 Loco.
.SuiliraH Co. 200 I.oco-nboui as usual.
Oneida Co. has elected the Wing Sheriff by
800; the rest Loco by 200 TO ,00O last year =
600.
Madison Co. is reported Loco as usual The
Abolition tickle, has polied a heavy
Onondaea Co is Loco bv l,10o-a gain.
Chcndngo Co, by 30O-Whg gain.
Rochester City gives 300 Loco.
Greene County is Loco usnaI--repor,ed 500
MINORITY on Sena tor; las, year 1913. Tho Wing
Assembiymeu are beaten by a much smaed
joriy.
Columbia is also Loco-reporr 200 majority
"A Wing gain Of 700 from last year in Mr.. Van
Buren's home.
hochland County has probably elected tho In.
dependent nnn-Caucus Assembly man. lie had
20 majority in , towns; the other is expected to
double IT.
IVeStchcstcr Co. has elected the entire Wing
tickle, bn, one assembly man-SheriH and Clerk
by > or 6on and tor the first time in many years
There feud among the Locofocos,
Richmond Co Loco by l3S.
Rcnsselear-Whig majority on Sheriff 225-
average higher.
Albany Wing Sheriff elected by ID to 30 ma
iorty. Average Wing majority III The county
80 to 800.
Ulster-WhoIe Wing ticket elected, average
majority 100.
Dutchess-Has gone loco Of course. though the
Wing vote has Increased considerably from las,
year.
Orange--350 loco--a Wing gain Of 500 from
last
hings--Ioco by decreased ma lori,ies.
Queens-L Loco by 439-no contest.
In the Sea0te-The Wings have lost all the Sen
ators up the SIKH District. Floyd Jones in
thi- Dis,ric, has abou, $50 ma lori,y
In the AsSsmbly--So far, the Wings have
gained | Member Uisier,3 in Rensselaer,, l
in Schenectady, in Montgomery, | IN West
CHESTER in Cayugn total ll-and lost Shame
that should say it0 l IN this CITY Iribune
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-17

fraser., and the la Ian appears 10 have the grea.
test preference for several reasons: first Ital
Ian is hardy and will stand the winter,
when ii is no uncommon hing for the Multca nlis
to be partially, and IN same instances wholly cut
of; secopd, the Italian does not require half The
attention and cultivation The MutIcnuis needs !;
third, the foliage comes IN much earlier than the
hultIcauils; fourth, The silk produced from the
Italian leaf is much stronger, consequently reels
easier and Is subj eci to less waste; and lastly,
The Italian possesses medicinal we'll nuiri
tive properties. Sn.i, am aware the Mu Iticau
lls viii always support Its own character, by the
iargeness Of its leaf-its speedy growth, and ia
ciiiIy III feeding; and, when the leaf is well ma
iure6, 1t never fails 10 produce most brilliant
article of silk, and those silk rasers that possess
both kinds Of trees generally produce the grea-
test quantity of cocoons. Geo. R-pp Esq, OF
Economy, Beaver CO., Pa. is a proof Of this.
consider this question 10 be Of vital impor tance,
and the silk ralsers IN your region OF country
would DO well TO convene a meeting and give
their sentiments unparalleled 20 The public.
Thus, sir, have endeavored give you
concise account Of the present well as the fu'
lure antcipatIoDs OF the Silk Trade, and IL seems
now oeyond q doubt that IL has become staple
branch Of American Industry and remuneration
The demand for eggs for next season is proof Of
II. II has had its difficulties to struggle with and
still has; but patrDlsnl, enterprise, industry, and
perseverance,, Ill obriate the whole. Few, now,
have the iemerity TO brand it with design and
hufnbuggfry. There NAV be, here and there, n
few misauthropIcs, and know th re are, who
cannot spenk well Ct any thog of mankind in
general; but those we pity and treat with silcu,
contempt.
friend, living near Springhorough, called
on me Snort time back, and gave mo pleasing
in'or'natI N OF the progress Of the Silk business
IN your ely. lie sad he had been at my sons
Six Factory. and was surprised to see the ndvan
ces they had made this last year,-ihey exhibited
some OF the iargest and splendid Silk
Shawls, he ever saw in New York, with several
other fabrics ct equal merit
You ara al liberty, sir, to publish the whole or
part o: this hsstv account if you think proper
and permit me To remain, dear sir, yours, with
sentiments OF the greatest respect.
JOHN FOX, Sen'r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-17

ii, one Of the hsppies. Of my life; this, the
day OF my departure from among you, is one of
the saddest.
language fails me TO express what feel OF
The kindness have received, and now TINT am
about to part from you. perhaps forever. this con
tInued manifestation OF that kndness, everwh Inns
me.
can only oifor you my best, warmest thanks
and pray for you, and your posterny, as do, the
blessing of God.
Farewell.
The scene was solemn. There was deep
stiffness in that stirring mar, Of business while
Mr. Adams spoke, every seeming 10 feel as
It he stood IN The presence Of n holy man. and
If II were good for ihsm, and for The country, TO
receive his blessing.
The afternoon glorious in its beauty -
The sun Ii, up city and country, with peculiar
briiancy, and The steamer NOV ed off from the
landing, HnG the voice OF the multitude
heard giving IFS parting cheer, and The multitude
itself began TO move, and the deep mouhed can.
non poured out its farewell salute, we felt as if
nature and man had united TO pay their best and
highest tribute of respect TO the mobiles, work Of
God-an honest
Thus came, and thus departed, the venerable
patriot, John Quincy Adams.
Boron WoRK.--A very eccentric clergyman
named David Jones, who fl ,urished in Gotham a
few years SINCE, was passing through Broadway
one morning, at an early hour, when he was star
lied by voice, apparently issuing fran the gut,
ter, crying, Good morning. neIghbor Jonesr--
The worthy divine looked about him for his
'ncighbor,' and a; last discovered an object wal
lowing in The kennel Who IL it, sad he, that
calls neighhor Iones? why don't you re-
member me? You converted me thu other Sun
day. Converted you! Oh-yes--verv proba
bIe-vou look Just like piece Of my boich work.
II God had converted YOU, | should not have
found you 10 the guttcrn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-17

n ANTl-TEXAS MEETING, will be held in tho
~ Warne, Building Saturday the 18th instan, at
O'Clock, 7. NJ, for devsing the best of making
opposition The known aud respected Re-
collect ; Il Meeting of the PEOPLE, Of
Wings OF Democrats, of Abolitionists but of a
wish well to their country and would its
Richmond, Nov Is, lS43.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-17
ANTI-SLAVERY.

4 VIEW Of the American Slavery Question, by r.
"A B.RRows pastor OF First Free Presby All
Church, New Y ork, for sale
BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-17

MARRlfD-On tho Goth Iltmo, by O. T. Jones, ESQ.,,
Ma JACKSON GIBSON Miss ELIZABETH JANE HARDI-
SHE'LL, all of this County.
oh the 9th inst. by Abel Evans. E.q. Mn. Ell Al
BFRTsoS MISS RoxAsA CUIBERTsoN, all of Wayne
County.
Oh the 10th instant, by Elder S. X. Hoshour. Mr.
JEREMIAH VIRGIN MIS-. JANE VIRGIN, both of Milton,
Wayne County.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-17

DIED,-In Richmond the morning OF the ION inst
ELIZA BETH III do ghter of WIN. w. and ESTHER H.
CoNKLE, aged ; years and nine months.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-17

PUBLIC THANKSGIVING Gov BIGGER
has issued his proclamation for a day of ''pubc
thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God" and
has appointed THURSDAY, THE 3Oru OF No.
VENEER, as tho time.
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The heirs of William Cartwright, dec'd.\
William Cartwright Mears Cartw right, Noah Cartwright
iona Cartwright Isaac Cartwright, Emily, Henry
John Elizabeth and Larency PrIscei, infant children Of
Rebecca Prtchet deceased late Rebecca Cartwright, and
their guardians viii take notice, hat petition IS hieo
them IN Union Probate Court by the said James
Minor Elizabeth wife, late Elizabeth Cartwgh
pending herein the said James and ElIzaoe'n
PARTITION of the following real estate, o. WIZ"
John Cartwright, lnte of said County, who dleo
seized simple at his DEATH TO VII; s"s 'oo'
IVES, quarter of Section 81 Township H. Range IN said
o,,x and that al the next February Term OF The Court
aforesaid, holden the Court house IN a 'h'y
a. ~, m. sa,4 James and Elizabeth, for o'ie II
may made said ascending 10 the
statute IN such made and ptostded
JAMES MINOR & WIFI,
Nv JOHN YARYAN, their Any
November 2i. 1913 Ait