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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-15
Jonn +. son, auciloneer
a UCTION NOTICE.. A. Brown Will

a UCTION NOTICE.. A. Brown will
"A sell this day, Wednesday Feb l5 isi3, at tue Auc.
ilon store Fulton large and general assortment
city, consisting in part great variety OF INF, and pain
,eatsoa. doz fail French chairs; dcz and do dc;
loz cuIled maple dol mahogany rockrs, sewing chars,
french bedseas book cages tea and dining tables ladies'
do, dressing bure aus. office DESKS rich wnIow
&c. Also large of china tea and dinner sels,
toilet Co. French tubers great variety of plates dises
pitchers shades astral azd glass lamps plated candle
ticks German clocks.
The above specially recommended 10 u.e notice
" n;s Po"' 80 ~ fl5lgs
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tle iteCl.C"UIt % ItIDoPIe I1ue u'S.o.
EW-YORk CASH TAILORING
rSrARIIsIIMEAyr LAD Enitnn.si New. York

ESTAbhSIiNIEtH1, No = uI'oH''s'' WV t'."'
The uHder,gDed In announcing to their patrons Iheir De
termination 10 adhere strictly to TIE principle oil cash DEAL
ms In . business would take occasion say that they
have become well satisfied Of the practcabiy and useiul
ness of such plan Ivy the uniform auccess which has at
tended It's operation their house from the
The advantages derived by tie customer from the adop.
lion of this realizing gain OF so per cent
upon credit prces-thcy conceive perfectly obvious and
therefore need no comment or the merits OF their house
and the facilities with which they invested OF furnishing
cheap AVID rich garment, they will not aiate-fny as
sured they that this simple fact is too well known
their celebrity well established to require further re-
mark And in calling the attention Of the gentlemen OF the
United States and NewYork in particular to their asso-
men choice goods they will merely observe that unde-
Waiting punctuay and dspnchn answering the commands
of their friends Is much part Of their system as cass
payments DSO lsu j. Y. bOOEH y w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-15

IT Spencer announces TO gentlemen that his arrange.
ments are completed for supplying according to pre-
vors niinatlon, FINE Fur HAT at price CS3 35)
which shall render emphatcay the cheapest as well as
lowest priced Gentemens Fur Hat ever on sale In this
city II is prepared style which charncterzes
eur finest article and like that article offered at plce al
which cannot be continued without an unusually rapid
sale The undersigned With all confidence aTms il to be
FOR the gentleman and economist the most desirable Fur
Eat yet offered. to2pt' SPENCER. 2@5 Broadway,
" Mealah, Quiet and Con,forr.-The CHA.
ham House. 63 Barclay St NewYork, proers advantages
70 Strangers stopping few days weeks in The city, such
as are rarely offered It egiby located clean and
airy street, very the business part Of the city, and In
the Immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings
Its apartments are convenient and neat while its table is
supplied with the best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
procured, excluding entirely Animal Food and Smnans
of all kinds Charges moderate and every effort made to
render Boarders comfortable. Shower Baths free. Re-
member e3 Barclay.st.
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q HOUSES ANu LOTS for Sale

6A HOUSES AND LOIS III, lie, ioF r. ss ae. -
and M Wavery Place, but and finished IN the pest nan
ner and with all modern convenepses The iorntr Is 20
feet wide and 37s feet wide and contains ouf loos u
each door Tue lots are 80 feet deep
The story house with lease oil lot no y Inv Is m
nv 5 fee, and the House 43 eet in depth-groand rs
only S72 per annurn e,,p, rs,r Hon.
The three story house ard lot 6ol BROADWAY ma,
uent always commanding god rent Tor nnshes'
ses The lol is Is by los teeL :;
Isfyee Place on very eassh1ble terms twi oe Yea eo
fur three or FIVE year. For further paricuia apply TO
Is lw- l. G. Pc ARSON, s6t Merchants Ekcaaige.
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MONEY MARKET.
:. :, the stock Exchange, Feb. l4.
SECOND BOARD.

:. e corporn Is, 1858. $1,000 Kentucky 6, 800. rs
sSn do. 1870. 80 % Shrs Merch Eek b.. 81
isSNY7i, 1919 ~ so Harlem ........... LEI
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MP The Grand Jury of Boston have presented
DO Miller Tabernacle in that city as dangerous
IA unsafe building.
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ARRIVED.
Ship Argo An'hsny, FIN Havre, lS Jan ndse to hit
Bark St Cloud Davis IT ds I'm Noeans, paolasses aAd
Bark Mandarin, Colby II ds fl. Noreans, molasses and
Bark Mallory, Brown 10 DIS I'm NOre.ns molasses and
Big Belle Myers, 10 ds I'm Wilmington, NC. navals'Ore.
Brig Eugene, Drinkvater. q ds I'm Tosaseo logwood to
Brig Mary Penneu, skolfed ls ds fin Norleans molases
10 BarnwelL
Brig N nsor, Tree,hen IS ds fn No.eans, moasses to
Brig 81 George Long, 10 ds I'm Neworleans, noasses to
Brig Pennsylvania Turley, of Philadelphia 81 DIS I'm ST.
Thomas, .nstc, &c. TO master.
Brig Adams March, ls Is I'm Norleans rnolasses to
schr Ranger, Absoem, Suffolk, oysters On 9Th
list was OIL Greai Egg Hsrbor, was blown od, Carried
sclr Ci-opatra's Barge, Lewis, Virginia. corn.
Schr Saunders Meryman, IA DIS I'm N0rean', uolasses
BELow-Baks Washington, fin Kennehunk; Abby Ba.
kerr Pratt II DIS I'm NOreans, oasses; Princeton, H,ugh
ton OF Bath II DIS m NOreans, sugar captain; Ospray,
Gaylord, n Orleans
MEMORANDA
The packet sbip Sheffield for Liverpool, (Kerrs ne)
The ship Rochester, woodhouse for Liverpool will sail
TO morrow.
DISASTERS
The schooner with bright sides and house deck
ashore al Chincoeague and supposed the Bergen
ported 10 be the Excel, from Psburg, with cargo
nf -four &c The the 9Th inst discharg
ing her cargo.
II b. NJ. steam ship Soway, while going into Bermuda,
18th nit passed vessel bottom up of about 100 tons burden
ana about 10 feet keel soppcedcculd not make out
her nation.
Ship Bangor, tof Buckspor Odum, fren NOrleans for
Havre spoken 18Th ut LAT q 49, lon Co. steering for ST
Thomas TO repair damages sustained in heavy gale, in
which she lost bulkswalk, &c.
The whalae ship Cadnlus, Captain Mayhem, OF Farha.
ven was lost LAGOON island, mot represented in any
). w,
from the first cer says the ship struck the reef The
night OF the Sd OF August AND went 10 pece-e crew
ping Shore and of boats saved IL which The
captain mate and men subsequently e The island and ar
rived al Olheite alter navigating the ocean distance Of
thousand miles in open boat. vessel was de
spa,ched from Oahete Immediately TO succor the remain.
der OF the crew left the island
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MERCANTILE AGENCY-REMOv


lYI AL-Thc subscriber he's moved his Office from the
change and Hanover Streets Into the rooms lately occupied
by The Clinton Bank.
This agency established for The purpose Of procuring,
by residents special agents. Information respecting the
standing responsibility c OF country merchants residing
in the States Of NewYork, Ohio, Michigan, indsna, HIT
souri aud Pennsylvania ard the Territories OF Iowa ard
Wisconsin for the benefit OF such merchants IN his Guy as
apnroye the object ond become scEbes 10 the agency
The principles Dpsn which IL founded are sucn as
tbrs every soyest AID upright merchant IN tns
csumun;ty The information obtained Is rom attorneys,
cashiers of banks old merchants, and other competent per-
snns The system similar To that merchants usually em
Doy-ony on an extended plan-of ascersiDng whethcr
persons applying for cred worthy OF The SAINT ana %
what extent
large number merchants In this city In various KINDS
of business approve asd paonse the Mercantile Agency
and the number constantly increasing The greatest care
taken TO agents OF intelligence, 5000
tanned is impaired the subscribers cophdsnay 30 20
no, To pjure any Ths agency has already been IN
srnmenta saving the subscribers large am0uEis ana
IL prs venting worthless and unprncpled men obtaining
goods on credit from the merchants OF this CITY, ltBnot
koown that tjuce has been done 10 country traders by
hi, oIan The tendency OF the Agency quite the reverse.
ana many merchants in the country who have examined
INTO It's merits disiaerestedly unite with merchants IN This
civ who understand the principles OF the agency ~ APP
proving recommending il 10 The favorable consider.
alton OF the -rcae tile community Merchants are invited
% call wnen the terms conditions will De made known
10 them They als1 make Inquiries without charge
sufficient extsat the plan, aud be sat hr OF me
value of the information lbe agency row hIniy eHao-
shed and will be- made as perfect rs possible mas Dfen'
and will be- strictly mercantile agercy f0t ue sc'e pun
~. - ,yoyra LEWIS TAPPAN,
fif Sits corner HatoVer one .Acnanse.o .---
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u To tEc RendiuS PubIic.-Tl.e undersi? ned,
at the solicitation OF irirGds. will resume the sale
Of Periodicals. Newspa pers and E,as q! the Old Pefod
cal and Newspaper Depot No 267 Broadway TUESDAY
seIi Feb I4h where public will find all The daily pa
pers and Ii. hi Literature s the day. The lowest pub
fishing prices
11IS,I J.W. KELLY C =
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Y" ATCHES lower than eVer.-ip con
w sequence of the retseon Of duties 1a BY yd sS s
avers Anchor EscspemenIs Lepine, and ether aicht,
apd ssnaa and gses q ne lsta mas
f. th.n thew can he bough, for any other place IL
Watches and Jewe!rJ exchanged or oougnI M
Wstrhes and Clocks repaired in the best manner ad war
rac,ed AZ much Isss than the usud prices
IN, IS wholesale and eta. 80 Waist up Stair
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- FOR SALE-In the village Of Cler-

Era FOR SALE-In the village OF Cler'
I'LL mont Columbia County, the property owned ana
.eN occupied by The subscriber. consists ot su6sa
tia built brick House 40 feet square anu Two stories hsh
with kitchen attached number OF out.niiang ana a apan
nIr Orchards and variety OF other fruit The above pro-
pleasantly located and eonysns lent WITH
Academy in the village with chapel for religious we
ship &c To gentleman Of some FORUM who wsnes 70
retire TO pleasant country residence or 10
wio wi be satisfied with moderate but good prac.!c.
this offers eligible situation
For terms further particulars, reference may ne nae
to WIN H. WILSON. Esq Clermon or TO Tue suoSctl"e''
BThe above property, II rot sold, will be rented,
nom tne iSt o' way Nc - r. VAN BUREN,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-15
DEA Els MUSEUM and PICTURE

EIEAE Z UcEUFH anu ~ OftL
GALLERY-C. H. DEvoE Manager.-Every day
aud evening this week extra bage OF Only one ssl'
hug, the orwood Gypsy WOMAN can bc consulted face
10 face in private apartment She does pretend to be
Fortune eer but processes by her knowledge OF Phys.
ology Physlognomy, Philosophy, Phrenoogy Mesmersm
and the hidden Sciences, be able instruct Others
good intellect She will inform them il they married
not giv lg them history past times, the present and the
future as she knew them from BIRTH She has
ton with or knowledge of Madame Adophe account OF
whose position runaway from Ulster appeared IN the
New.York papers receny.-Admisicn TO the Museum 70
cents; children half price ~
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM-MarbIe build.

"a ME- nICAIN WI OE = UK--II dI UTo UuIIu-
IA ing, opposite st Paufs Church.. I; sANNoA '
Manger-Yisit OF the Indian Chiefs prolonged.
Every Day and Evening this Week.
~ The deputalioa of Indian Chiefs, &C held talk
on Saturday and being assured through their interpreter
that thousands who bave been prevented by tho weather
OF seeing thr they have consented 10 remain
al the Museum oore, and have voluntarily sfer
ed 10 give their SPLENDID WAR DANCES and CERE.
MONIES every afternoon AT halt past O'Clock
H. u Sherman, the Ballad Singer-T q. Booth, the I'M
rivaled Comic Snser-La Petite Celeste, the admired
danssuse-Mss Hood, the Vocalist, &c.
u No Free List during the engagement OF the Indians
Price OF Admission, IS cenu-Chiidrsn under 10 year
haEprice. loi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-15

VROCERIES-J. o. s. D. Fowler, ESQ
NJ Greenwich street, Of Murray have iass re-
criYed large assortment Of superior yellow snd brewh
Sugars ire s Teas Groceries, c Wcn they caer tor saIe
al Inc lowest market prices for ca.h, and CAST only
~ g. Families and boarding mouse keepers VIM nna u W
nieN III 80 ~ III Sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-15

POLICE OFflcE.-OurkAeE.-Mr. Joseph T.
aler respectable merchant OF thi: city preferred
complaint against Joha Halc atace OF the American
al;ns;us Tor violent assault and battery himself
suilng IN injury 20 bis wife Haet to-day held 10 bail
In $500 10 answer the Sessions for the assault.
ANOTHER EscAPE.-A noted burglar named Thomas
Parks who bad been indicted for orcbly entering the
lice Station House the Five Points, and stealing there
from, having been bailed surrendered by his bail
on Monday evening and lodged in the wacihoue by on
Ger Sparks Ga Tuesday morning be taken before the
Police Magistrate at The discharge Of the watch; but
bis way to the prson contrTed elude the vigilance OF bis
cas,odan the watchmen and ecaped-asoiher evidence
OF extraordinary care and fidelity.
ADMITTED TO BAIL-Edward spr,gue Indicted for
mansaughter, in having been concerning in the fight
Hastings ending in the death Of Mccoy aad also for an
assault and battery al the Court ef said County E. E.
Camp having been hcty pressed by officer Ryea and 9th
went before the Recorder and admitted bail in
to appear and the inan.lapgher $500 for
The assault Mrs Rebecca Powell female ef property be-
coming his bail
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o. Rev. q. ID. Cochran will preach at the FRI
Congregational Church. Nblos Saloon This Evening AT
O'Clock alsn on Wednesday and Friday evenings OF TN
week at the same hour. Seats free. ia 2r'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-15

u Military Meetirg.-A meeting Of Infantry or.
hcers Of all ranks 1ho favorable the proposed Law
published in the Tribune on The ID instant proposing
reduction of the paraGes one and organization the
officers Tor nstrucion will be held the Infantry Drill
Rooms Centre Market Wednesday evening next, 18th.
instant a. 6 O'clock. GARRITH. STRIKER,
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TUEsDAY Feb. IA.
JUDGE KENT-we regre. TO learn that this distinguished
gentleman confined his house by sudden attack OF i'll.
ness, produced, believe, by cold. The Circuit
Court in consequence has been adjourned Friday neat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-15

T Ladies' Fair for the Poor.-A Fair for the
Poor Will be held in the Lyceum OF Natural History IN
Broadw near Prince street. the afternoon and evening
OF Wednesday, the 18th inst The Room will be opened at
p NJ. for The reception of visitors. Should the weather
prove stormy, il will be held on Thursday.
N. g. Any Donations of Rrireshmeul will be thank fully
r,rev,d IN the day of the Fair l3f 81"
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he Wonder of the Nineteenth Gen.

rGood Board ana pleasant Rooms can be obtained
:, NJ g c;Ia Srrcrt IN ole Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-15

" Hnward Eseasom of Chrintianity.-Henry
James will deliver Fourth Lecture the In
,ti,u,e Thursday evening, 10Th inst Spbject-Uay o.
God ard man. Lecture TO commence bali past O'Clock
AIn,tapce free l5f2tT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-15

T The Broadway Wash ,nyton Temper
ANCE SOCIETY.-Iis expected thai tie Hon. t.orge
Hail. Eek Mayer Of Brooklyn and the Hon. Aaron Clark
Ex.Mayor OF this City will address this Society tbs "ed-
nesday) evening, at Concert Hall, 406 Broadway.
!l5l LEBBEUS CHAPMAN, Sec'ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-15

u New-York Fire Department uEa.-
The undersigned COMMITTEE OF the Trustees OF me Fre
Department beg leave to call the attention Of The friends
aod patrons OF this charitable institution 10 the following
communication,
THE n Y. SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY have in the
kndes volunteered perform the Grand Oratorlo
OF DAVID AND GOLIATH for the benefit OF the FUNDS
casion they will be assisted by Mr. CoLBuRN Of Bosom,
been expressly engaged for the character OF DA
yip; and will also bs assisted by other eminent talent
Tickets 81 be had oil the officers OF The Depart
ment the principal music al The door on tue nsh
of performance, or OF either OF the Conmi,tec.
MARTIN w. EMMONS, IA Spruce-st
a nd Ct
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MEMORANDA
The packet ship Sheffield for Liverpool (Kernrs line)
will sail today.
The ship Rochester, woodhouse, for Liverpool will sail
to morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-15

u Drb bate at SpnshinGton Hotel" Dug
the Exemption Law to be Rep saied ?" This question
be debated next Thursday night, 10Th inst Justice New
house will preside, and may take part in the debate. Nam
of the de5aters will be given tomorrow.
Tickets l23 cents, % for gentleman and Nv
ladies' f 10 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-15

Ut The Fenth AEnWUt IEteIRnE OF tle IcHI.
perance Society the College OF and Surgeons
Of The University of the State of will be held IN
Feb. 18Th, l943 An address is expected from Rev. Dr.
Baird the Origin and Progress of the Temperan Cause
in Europe Medical Students the medical profession, and
The public generally respectfully invited 10 attend
Exercises TO commence at y O'clock. By order.
fla q =. +. GREEN, Rec. Sec'ry.
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RIViDEND-January IL, ls4S.-Th

NIViDEND-January IL, lS4S.-The
Board of Director. Of the New Equitable 10.
nTaree Company have This day declared diVi'end OF
Sss ner cent on the capital stock OF The company, beng
nnt OF the profits OF the last SIX monhs payaDe me
RS on demand atihe Office cf The Company, NO.
IS Wall street. JosSEa - s naoSso'
This Company, with capital of sooeeo doliaLs-now
hoIe and securely Insure sgainat loss
" dasge by hre dwellings, warehouses and other build.
SOCKS Of goods and other merchandise ships 10 port
ihsr csrgoes and being but household furniture and
every DESCRIPTION of properly the reduced rates OF pre-
'".1'-'- DIRECTORS.
Abraham g. Thompson, Frcaeriek Ueming,
Shepherd Knapp, James Gillespie
George Rapeiye, Henry KowlapI,
Henry Yates, Rabsr L. ss>piik,
Silas Holmes, {. u. s@and,
Paul Spoford, T. r. Haryous,
Joseph w. Duryee, Janes o. Ward,
Harvey weed, Samuel Bell
Lambert Suydep, Daniel Ebbeib
John P. Nesmr.c Gardner A. Sage,
john O. Jones.
This Couaany also INSPIRES again loss or damage Dy no
glary o. nousebreakng and robbery ANY toes VI o"s
wiz oe promptly adjusted and paid; p,a,;d.o,
1T ImI.WGs. LAMBERT sUYDAM. hesloea..
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~ Capital Pnni- hnlrnt.-La,t ESening Of the
Debate between Hoe J. l.. OSrliyan and Rev. Geo. B.
Checve-, at the Tabernacle
This Debate (which not closed the last evening as
announced) will be renewed and concluded Fritay
evening, February H. in pursuance of the nvttion Of r
O'Sullivan on that occasion.
THE TARIFF-On Saturday evening The Debate be.
tween J. Blunt, Il. Greeley P. Goodwin and J. Tiiden,
Esqrs will close The Of the audience will be taken
AT the close of the Debate Tickets l2t cents
HUGH MAXWELL, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-15

u Mechanics Md Working Men 10 the
Rescue.-The Mechanics, Working Men aud Others, who
favor Of the ascendascy of Democratic Wing prnc-
PIES requested attend meeting be held Al the
Henry Clay House. Thursday evening" Feb 6, 843 a,
u O'Clock.
punc,ual attendance requested business OF import
ance TO the community al large will be transacted
II MERRITT, Chairman.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-22

duced IN our climate. Tits refreshing
contribution 10 the festivities Of the day
was the more highly valued, because the
melons we're produced By the Doctor on
the soil of Sugar Creek.
Alter this pleasant recess, the Society
again met, and addresses we're delivered
by k. j. McDnwell, Esq, the Rev. J. VI.
Mckee and the Rev. Il. II Morrison. ID. d.
At the close Of tie services Of tins in
icrcstrng anniversary, 30 persons signed
our pleagc--so that The Society nov mum.
bers 292 members.
The addresses TO which ne had the plea.
sure Of listening, were clear, instructive
ard appropriate. The speakers were evil
IDENTIFY familiar with the great subject they
discussed, and presented i, in such a yari-
ETY. Of aspects as 10 retain the wakciul al
tcnllon of their auditors throughout the
day. They merit and have received the
piaudils Of the Society. 1t may no, be
improper 10 state that, the Rev. Robt. H..
Morrison, ID. D., who was Pastor Of Sugar
Creek Church in 1899 founded the Socie-
ty, whose l4lh anniversary has Just been
celebrated. Ii increased in strength and
usefulness under the influence Of his able
advocacy. The energies OF his mind and
the power Of his eloqoence were employed
IN unfolding its principles to the people and
IN pcrsuading them 10 their adoption. Re-
cognlsIng him as the originator Of our 50.
cieiy and as Tho great Apostle of Temper
ance in Western North Carolina, we hail.
ed his presence, on Yesterday, as an omen
for good. Wefee encouraged and strength.
oned IL Inc good work in which VIC are en-.
gaaed and sincerely hope the time may not
be distant when all the citizens of this
country will see eye to eye as regards this
subject. SUGAR CREEK.
august H. 1919
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NJ = for Arlington, 5ij
NINTH DISTRICT
Majority Cor Raynor SO
TENNESSEE ELECTION.

BY The polltencss Of gentleman We
have had access to the Knoxville Regis
Ter Of the 9th inst. 1t contains returns
from the whole Of East Tennessee and from
~ of the 80 counties N the Middle Dis.
'rict. In East Tennessee the Wings
have stood up to Jones for Governor like
men, and ho not only received his vote OF
is4l but clear gain Of 60. In the 10
counties from the Middle District he also
retained his vote Of lsll and also recclv-
ed az increased majority of 3l3-mak'ng
clear gain Of 81 over his vote OF lsil'
should the other counties IN the State do
as well, Jones' will be reelected by ma.
lorlty Of over 5000.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-22
NOTE, By THE EDITORS.

In Il private letter 10 his brother, Gen.
Washington, speaking of the action AT Ger.
mantown, observes, "Our loss in killed
and wounded was about 1000 men. Gen.
Nash, Of n. Carolina, was wounded, and
died two or three days after. Many val
liable officers of ours were also wounded,
and some killed. In word, il was Il
bloody day. Would 10 Heaven ! could
add it had been a more fortunate one. -
) roi. Sparks's Washington, 1903.
Gen. Sullivan, in his letter TO the Pre-
sident of New Hampshire, (same vol. 466)
SAYS: We lost some valuable officers,
among whom was the brave Gen. Nash,
and my two Oids.de-camp, Majors Sher-
burne and White, whose singular bravery
must ever do honor to their memories