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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
MARINE JOURNAL.

Ships Arson. Buchanan, Charleston, Geo Sutton; Rober,
Isaac, Barre Mobile, TAYLOR & Merrill Barks Eunomus,
Aia!si.li Rio de Janero, f. Coming SOM Smyrna Chap
man s. Jsgo de Cuba Bouchaud Ihebaud Colossus Len
nox, Seyannah, Tsylor Merrill BrgS Ohio. Davis New
drsyys NG, NJ Godet; Franklin Snow, Lisbon, Foster
Nickerson, CasselIa, Go9deli, Wilmington, nc; B1ck
Rambler Aie.thew st Johos PR Buck Peters Thaddens
Waipoie, Richmond B Cooley Co; E Thprne smith
csoeowa Sc C2oiey Co. EdnbuFsh pl E,d DgeST5'
A Cooey * Co; Heed, Boyd Kingston, ia, f ln1es
Co; Ceron, Samon: New-OIeans. Gray Crosby; Regu-
luS, Hawkins Wilmington. &, Cooley X Co; Mana,
Ennkins InhusOu s LO..den.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
FLOOR OII1CLOTHS.

~ Just received, several new patterns OF Enellsh
EIOOR OIL-CLOTHS, which, together with our former
assortment OF English and American O-Coths constitute
for sas in this country by any Deaers-For sails cheap
{. w. SMITH * COMPANY
Dis Owls 2ai Broadway, toppose City Hall.)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

give me friend.ship's gold en- beam.

AIDES INTERESTED IN LEARNING TO
~ SING Al SIGHT, arr invited TO call a, Mr: WAR.
TERNOON Dec. l8, at o'clock hear proposition from
him for the formation small select Ladies Class The class
will consist of only IL members and will be strictly select
Some acquaintance with French would be Of special convent
TO the pupil this class though Indispensable
~ iriss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
ARRIVED


Packet ship Gladiator, BIon from London and Ports
mouth Nov llth, mdze, 10 Grinne Nlinurn Co.
Ship Wabash Stanton. DIS from Sonngton, IN ballast to
Stanton Frost The Wabash ship intended tor the
New. orleans line Of Packets.
Ship Hector Spencer 6 ds from Mobile cotton &c TO T.
d Hurlbut Go.
Ship St Mary Foster II days from New Orleans, cotton
10 Stanton S Frost.
Bark Atort Rogardus, of Boston, 50 days from Newport
Wales mdze, to order.
Brig Wakua, Mulford Ii days from New Orleans, tobac
co. cotton, lead, SC, to Johnson * Lowden:
and rice, TO Durham & Dmon. PassengeT-B B Gront
Brig Aivano, i'm Wilmington, NC, timber badgers ieck
Brig Eclipse Tichner, II DAYS from indsor, s. plaster
Brig FacU Carter 81 ds FIN CenUegos, sugar. &c master
Brig Baldwin, Thompson, Savannah, cotton &c' Oui
Brig Sem Dunlam ds from Cartagena, coteee, Sc TO
Nevius &Co. ,, -.
Brig Anawan Hutchinson, l6 ds from st Thomas iustic
Br brig D, 6 Dis from Sydney coal TO Mr. Randolph
Whitaker Brig Ocean sailed same day for Philadepha
Schr VicorIa lrsdale II ds from Aux Caves Coiee 10
A Hubbard & Co. Sailed in company with schr MARY Au
Custa Carnine, for Baltimore
SChr Larkn Snow, Brown, days from IhoiaaAtoh hine
Schf Palestine Kitchen ds from Virginia wood master
Schr tiazelle Springer, ds I'm Baltimore, timber, master
Schr Sisters Small days from Portland, potatoes sts'
Schr Richmond, rhornde SdS I'm Thomaston to master.
Schr Richard Fay or Ioslin is I'm Ihonason master
Schr Emma julie, Howand, Us from beauo'i' NJ naval
stores, n II Waning 4 Son.
Schl Splendid, Robinson, ds from Fall h'ver TO master
bark and brig, Wind light, n F. Weather ogsy'
Ships Garonne, ChaEleston Arkansas enss
GeCrgiaua, Savannah, and others
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
II. - 80,
RICH, AMUSINGAND INSTRUCTIVE BOOK

He who blends instruction with tn delight. len rd...
lust Published 1cith highly finished Portrait
gifts distinguished Editor Eng-gued on StesI by LcS
SEARS GUIDE TO hNOWLEDHE:
splenddly illustrated work, comprising the Gss series OF
presented the American uolc IN one
handsome large octave of 500 pages elegantly bound tce
only 50 So This splendid volume comprises within itseii
CoMPLETE LIBRARY OF
Useful and Entertaining Knowledge,
Condensed in FORM familiar style and coFons N niorlna
embracing an extensive range Of subjects IN Literature
and Art.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
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TOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF NEWS
Z PAPERS. MAGAZINES AND PAMPHJ ETs by
the United States Mall aud unde the chage OF IN. Nal
Agents.
The undersigned having made with the Post
Magazines aud Pamphlets BY Mai The following Mail
Routes.
From New-York Buffalo aad back, via Albany, Troy.
uiica Rochester Syracuse 20 Buffalo an1 all intermediate
points the Mail Routes West
Also from New foS 10 Boston via Hartford Springfield,
Worcester aud Boston, and all intermediate places this
Route.
=, Also from New.York TO Washington City, via Trenton.
fhladeiphia, W ilmngon DEL Baltimore and Washington,
and al! intermediate Routes the Great Southern Mali
Route
Notice hereby gwen tha, the Bags VIII be made up and
after this date o the above places All
b. prepaid The number sent must he marked the pack
No pondence will be other than tht relating
the package IL be une srood that letter pT
correspondence will b. received for the Pubshes Mail,
aud should any conceal the their newspapers
mag they will be dealt with according the laws OF
tie Post Office Department.
This arrangement will be OF great advantage TO Publishers,
hrr Agents, and the community generally abe Pub
hers 10 forward their works small or large Quantities to
remote towns and az low rate enable seners In the
remote places 10 sell at the New Y ork prices.
New ork City, Dec ilth lSi3.
BURGESS, STRINGER X Co. 222 Broadway.
For farther particulars relating terms &c. inquire the
ofhcr. or of q, b. /lEBER S' O, Philadelphia
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u DE-. Felix Gouraud,s Pondre Subtitle

IN competely permanently eradicate superuous human
bar from females bps the hair c9ncealing broad and
npeuous hair Be sure get the genuine al The original
Office 81 Walkerstreet, ons door from Broadway
Acen,s-Guth1e, Maiden lane Albany; Myers, New,
Haven; Brown it Chesnustreel hiladspha Jordan 2
CsrIeon Lowell; c. Dyer Prov idence; Mathewson Nor-
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Can be seen tested before buying Proof positive his and
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
SEARS NEW AND COMPLETE HIS
TORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE.

From The Southern Quarterly RerieD for October
We hail the appearance OF TINS work as an asPcos
in the history Of Biblical Literature 1t an excellent
york -eycelent style rich material, elegant In ex-
taror and not ouy correct but exceedingly fascinating IN
,ts contents have read -amost one must read
with deep and kndng interest, equal 70 that inspired
b wrought works OF fiction. IL not Intended solely
for schoarsa select ewbut for hole masses 1t addresses
itself 70 the great heart OF humany and s touching receas
OF past eyeutseyents OF the deepest mportance-hna
tln. respnus in the breasts of all classes OF men, hSh
and low ch and poor learned and teate young and old
We cannot praise do works when We admire sinI
for their profound learning and hgh literary excelehce vi
these claims 70 enduring popularity, II Is not however,
destitute. The most iasdlous taste o te most cap4Hs
critic can find nothing in lis pages at which To cavi we
have been surprised find, IN 20 volunnous woR such
uniform purity beauty simplicity, and almost perfection OF
ss throughout the whole and parting grace ana
attraction every narrative. The nsheS; recommendation
moral atr4ctons power TO engage the affections o Inc
heart which made cling TO the book as 10 dear TREND
The feelings with which take II up, are mixture OF low
and reverence II not made pous by reading "olR
respect Religion and Virtue illustrated IN The lives OF the
Pararchs the Prophets the Apostles and the DIVINE oup9er
of The Christian Faith They may and ee the inva!aor
and sautary consequences hch now from oDeGenGe ~
Divine avs exempled in the history OF individuals and
Nations through the lapse OF many centuries we are sans;
fled that the peusa and stud Of this ATTRACTIVE and weileu
work will do more confirm the doubtful and WavsnS IN
the truth Of Divine R.tton than all the learned
snca the introduction Of Christianity Its pictorial Illus
ations throw additional light the scripture histories
mpart peculiar interest the work In many respects ana
are and beautiful specimens oi the arr o american en-
grayinp The cheapness the work. ut beng furnished at
he Io urce Of So connected h It's ntrlrsic val recon-
neuds persons moderate crcumSan ana the en-
dor and its numerous emoe ishUents render II
suitable ornament, the Csutreabes oi tr wealthy IL IS
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whole Libraries and beautiful and exceedingly interesting
work.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

a CAR

the public that he continues the Baking business ms oakeS
No 29 Fulton street the OF Greenwich ST. whe
he invites call from those who wish 10 purchase Cakes o
the and assures Them n ina 1Ms Sa 70 Os anu
the CITY The following reduced prices VIZ
lrum Cake oTnamaed ''..'''i W -"
Plum Cake, PLAIN 49,,
Almond Cake -. !
Ciaran t'nts Saks : -
New s, ,eit Years Cakes, b,squaity. g g.,
will be- srpe al 10 per cent discount from the above prices
O!era solicited early which will be promptly attended TO-
dl8uhS -r,-
confectionery and lton FanPeX P;, r1as as"r
,nent o ne Boxes sacs, R0eaux Gons Sc &c nse
choice s9d 5aSn NonS I De PloSs@cs French
Notices and great variety OF small artc les Tor cndien e
Se Of which m ffic:Sdr TiHoMrsoS nS ~
Ornamental 35 51es p5'e aldlp aGa
TO the Latsies.-The subscribers inform their 1.
friends AID customers general that Shsy have tins d1y
made large reductions III their prices ana "oil
1isa e and S fsbiona5iS soc Of their Tessn
stock has been {eeTsd @ by n asgI s r9
th best ever offered style and quantity and being des
[ou$ 5ca o agcPs Psm 9 fn the pcts accofns
such rates as WORTH the attention OF merchants OF con-
ours
Hs eaaslsn s II H. 4 Is s0jS5 h.. have beenin
sayr cSse Of rich silks costing very high aud Will be sold
Also. Wide sks nssly one yard In width light color aud
striped, At 6S per yard.
WIDE Silk tor ci"akS, very rlch.
IS cases OF black Silks from the approved manufacturers
NOUS. DE LANES.
a good s1ticle dark coors, at Is od PER yard
Cases OF linc quality and good deSiS4S cheap.
DO Cashmere de EcoSss, very !lch.
SHAWLS.
They hand very large of Ech ard deslra
LINENS AND TABLE LINENS.
lIof9 5 S3SFgas sgsn fESm on : 3 n5vs5l, to ard
do do finest QUllliy
Table Damask, 6-i 10 lOi
Damask Napkins and DoyieS.
do Table Cloths, from III 10 2i-i.
Toweng Birds Eye Diaper Crash, &c. &c.
LINEN CAAlB HDktS.
A good article. all linen, for Is each.
French Tape bordeTed do. very cheap.
Hemsii;chqd, RiveIe, corded aad embroidered DO.
Emb'd Coii1rs Laces, &c &c
French Pints, dark and lish; coo,s.
q cases American Prints.
furniruIe ChintxeS, Sc &c. -,
FLANNELS. MUSLlNS AND DOMESTIC GOOUs'
A g7ea, variety Of these goods.
Also, supeine English Lons Cloths
die els J. \. * T. H. SELBY, 3i5 Broadway.
ENGLISH DRUGGETS.
~ 4 small invoice Of superior quality, pat
terms ana bright colors-for sale cheap BY
'N'N' w. SMITH s. COMPANY,
de Owls 2A Broadway, topposite Gaty Hall.}
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
BRUSSELS CARPETING.

O-7- Just received, an inyeiG= Of BRUSSELS
CARPETINGS, which, with our stock on hand comprise
the most splendd assortment the Cyfo sale cheap By
{. w. SMITH * COMPANY,
dS 2gis 25i Broadway, topposlte City fial)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
German AInianacs!

large supply Of German Amanacs for sale at the office OF
the New York Tribune. Price S3per 100 copies.
This Almanac is printed in he German language in the
usual STYLE and size Of German Amanacs and contains IN
addition 10 the usual variety of reading matter articles OF
great interest TO Germans connected with the industry and
Labor of the country and the importance OF Protection
to the Mechanics and Workingmen of the United States
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
Companion 10 D.4ubisnes History Of the Reformation
THE CHEAPEST BOOK OF THE
INTERESTING TO ALL CHRISTIANS.
This Day P,Iblished-Price 81 1-2 cents.
HISTORY 0E ALL.

INTERESTING TO ALL CHRISTIANS.
This Day Publishe1-Price 90 1-2 cents.
HISTORY OF ALL
CHRISTIAN SECTS AND DENOMINATIONS.
Then Origin, Peculiar Tenes and Present C9pdon-with
Jews, Mahomedans Pagans, sc.
BY JOHN EVANS, LID.
From the London Edition Revised and enlarged with the
addition The most Statistics relating to religious
sects in the United States,
BY THE AMERICAN EDITOR.
In its present revised and copyright FORM this IS the best,
most thorough aud cheapest History fte Christian SectS
existence No Christian library can be regarded as complete M
wi,hout An account OF every important DIVISION IN the
Church. of ancient modern orgm-Includlng fuseyes
Camrbel,tes Mlleres. Mormontes, Hickstes, Sc &C.
has rarely before been brought together coo
The work forms handsome octave volume, OF 2S8 pages
neatly printed and bound making sizeabe and ysnlsnt
book The mpartaty has been observed IN te COM
plaon aud ample Justice has been done TO every SECT.
that 100 600 copies have been sold there It's deficiency III re-
sect to Sects the United States amply supplied oy
the American Editor land forms book OF standard interest
and authority.
'00''15lf Bu RECESS < sTRNGER, 2s2 Broadway,N;SY
And by all Periodical Agents. dlSI
NTOW Is THE TIME-The January numbers
IL Of the Lsdys Book and the Ladies Companion already
commence new volume. Subscriptions received at MOL
Sixth street, near the Bowery, By ,-,-,,,,orr,
die 63t* .. y. w - oNOrr.
VALUABLE GIFT BOOKS JOHN 5. TAI-
LOR co. Publishers and Booksellers, Brick Church
Chapel Nassau street have on hand large and choice Sc,
h for nresensincludng moral and religious works, me-
mors histories juvenile and Sabbath School BOOKS Bibles
Tsstarents Prayer Books, &c &c e
n B-Any valuable books to be had IN New f9Tk. iuf-
ushed BY j. S r Co. the lowest cash prices. dt6 3w
49, .ytre Window Shades Alanuiac ured TO or
der any shape or figure and lsG i, s
neIl doors screens for public rooms, &c: by
uai' o0'''' LEE & CO. 10 Factory,stIeet
rbese beautf Shades unlike all Others admit all the air
nd Iigb- ;no the room and perfect the stIee-at
the same time they obsuct the view from The street INTO s
room and keep mosquitoes and oief insects QUIZ en-
yerv ornamental
n-T The Invisible Wig so closely resembles tne
real head of hair that scepcs and c9nnois;eufs naoe %
The great advantage OF this novel and unique ig Is us
being made without sewing or ;veavng Thleh causes R @ i
nsarsnce so closely 10 resemble the natural hair optn In light
ness and Natural appearance defy detection its texture
ners5ation evaporation unmpedd and the great evils OF
WIGS entirely The seG id Wr snd s
REGULAR method Of fitting the head the manufacturers
c. Barry Broadway, OF Liberty street, up stars
d7 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

D l. Il A. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
Ii. of Chambers street constantly manufacturing by
seam aud have hand, large of Candy
Of superior quality. suitable for the Southern Market
This candy being made from Refined Sugar will keep in
warm climate harder and je than any made from sugar
n t,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
Passengers Arrived.

III the packet slip Gladiator, from LondonJ Dodge OF
Massachusetts,, Mrs Elizabeth Goodwla and daughter, VIM
Hall Esq, James CARAT Of NewYoTk James Day. Can
AGA; EJIjsl Siolsnder, Of Swedea-16 seeIage.
IN the ship Hector from 0iebile-G w Baker.
In the brig L. BadWi,, from Savannah-Thos Rudolph,
u Revenue Marine; Capt D w Williams, Capt c H Will
liams L Oaker, Winshi1 Israel Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
IA Card.-R WEBER, formerly of Canal street,
harIng formed cnpsrtnershp with Nh ?. BAkER, has
commenced, under thr hrm 0i
WERBER s. BAKER,

~ a Card,-R WEBER, formerly Of Canal street,
having formed coparnership with MIR. ?. BAKER, has
comIasucsd, under The firm OF
WEBER s. BAKER,
AZ 7 Broadway doors above Grand the manufacture
of Ladies' Misses aud Childens Boots and Shoes, where
o Will furnish all articles In their line Of business OF the
yeT best and workmanship and al the time ar
prices Ladies who wish fitting boots orshces
oT Themselves or children have only make tria
abshment be satisfied that perform all promise
Apv orders from the old customers Off Webber ost OF
the civ will be promptly attended establishment
dl3 lwis
~ MufTs, Euffs, MufTs-Of very supenor quality,
among which are some Of the finest Natural and Black Lynx
70 be- found IL the cty-for sale at WATSON'S,
~ Hat and Fur Store l5i Chatham 81
SB Ladies would do well to call and examine previous 10
purchasing elsewhere Tapsd Muds ef every description
u3 istf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

PHILADELPHIA, 104 SOUTH THIRD-sTREET.
WIN. J. CUNNINGHAM, Catholic Bookseller
w and Satoner has excellent assortment Of spenddy
and pany bound Catholic Prayer Books, Sc Periodicals.
School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, SC. of best
onaIitv and price English and ench Works order
Psrsons visiting Philadelphia would do we'll call l0s
South Thrd-street di3 5leools
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

,,,.,;o, os ,bs bonds issued and based uron When
b ha be absorbed it will become necessary TO provide
r an investment that will yield equivalent to the n,e
rest Maid upon il bv ;he State.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

o Mechanics Institute LccturcS.-Ihe Sc
td Lecture of DR. w RkDFlELD OH Physlognomy with
rations of characters from living subjects: VIII De de-
Ereoing 18th inst o'clock Lecture free TO members
Strangers may obtain admission BY appl wing 10 the AcuaTy
dis It CHARLES l.. BARRlII, Actua1y.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
Sno,c White Negroes!

Just arrived from Brazil, negro boys {seveu and
nine years old) PERFECTLY WHITE, with Pink Eyes,
woo hair as white snow, with the HAT nose and thick
lips Of the African. Their parents accompany them and
as BLACK jet These children the most extraordua
y beings ever known They have been engaged at great
pense aud be during the whole day and evening" they
rem1n nag THIS + WEEk oNLHr Ann r.,,,
Jugger and Player the Musical Glasses. Miss Adar the
Petite Certo, the DanseuseD w Lu!l Ba
jo Player and Negro Snger-Mr D. Picken the Irish Melo
dist. Linton, Comic Singer and NEGRO EXTRAVA-
celebrated Kentucky Mnstrels, &c. sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

DIVIDEND.--A Dividend of Eight Per Cent.
~ upon the Capital Stock of the Howard Insurance Co'
pany declared BY the Board of Directors THIS DAY.
payable on and after the 4lh ot December
n29 2mis LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

The above reward w be paid in addition 70 all other re-
wards offered By other persons interested.
POMEROY s CO.. Wall street, n. y
,c,o ,c
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

@ Mercantile Library Associatidn.-tiith
Lecture of the Course viii be delivered in Clinton Hall on
Tlesday Evening, Dec. 18Th Il o'clock, BY Charles F.
Hoffman. Esq. Subject LeIsle the first Political Martyr
New ork Tickets IS centsto be obtained al the door
By order.
dig 2tls. MIII.lAM ii. PARKS. Recording Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

Tickets can be obtained at Firth Halls FranIln SQUARE;
G. T. Geslan, 81 Broadway; D. Fanshaw, 60 B,9adway;
Junsen Bell j9 Nassau street and the door III the even
ing (ientlemcus tickets 50 cents Ladies Tickets 25 cents
incIpdnp Refreshments dis ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

M.r,,e+s-Corsfuily reported fori The Tribune.
SATURDAY, Dec IS.
AsHEs-There is not much doing, buyers offering only
50 pos Pearls are o6 with moderate transactions
The stock Of Pots has decreased S6S barrels last Sat
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

M7ADDING-Peck black Wadding, superior
w article, in bundles OF 50 yards, for sale by
dc 6tiseods L. +. BRETT, ~ Pine 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

letter VIII Be taken from the Office unless post paid.
mis- Z. WALKER * CO.. ia Fulton ST, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

TRANSLATED BY HENRY ~. HERBERT.
U More than COO copies of this grea. work have area
d. been sold the popularity of which increasing Every
lady should read it. J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
Contemplate Trickery Exposed.

The infamous Gordon D. Boyd, few
days since introduced into the legisla-
ture, bill TO pledge the faith of the
State for the redemption of the Union
and Planters bank bonds. How man
Of his pilfering character could gravely
Introduce into the Legislative body, a
proposition which even promised to pay
was matter of establishment to. some of
the members and more than they could
exactly understand; and it was not until
Mr.. Chiffon, of Warren, thoroughly
sitted the matter, did many of them see
what the notorious defaulter and arch
repudia.or was aiming at. When he
presented his bill TO the Legislature he
knew very well that his repudiating
brethren would not vote for its passage
and consequently it, would be rejected,
they havinga decided majority in that
body. 1t was not his wish to have it
pass, far from it, Mr.. Chiffon, we I'M.
derstand, made him acknowledge before
the House that he had no such intentions
himself as 10 vote for the bill. What
then could have been his object? Simply
this: to get the Legislature to refuse TO
pledge the faith Of the State for the re-
demption of the Union and Planters
bank bonds, so that he and his party,
who ere now sick Of reputation, (see
ing it is on its beam ends in Mississippi)
might make ifpossible, capital out of it,
by representing to the people Of the
State that the bond question had tcice
been considered and tacice rejected and
tc revive it q gain would be superAuous
In other words, dodge. the question en-
tirely rather than agitate it any more.
This was his object; but quickly was he
foiled, and how admirably has his plan
been defeated. And SO will all the
schemes devised by the locofocos to evade
the bond question, in this campaign, re-
coil upon them. Reputation was once
their fnvorite bantling, but now, as it has
become loathsone to advocate such a
dangerous doctrine, they wish to throw
it aside and gull the people with some
other humbug.-Yazoo Banner.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
Valuable Maxims.

How TO be a learned man-Count
$4,000 dollars on your credi, in the
bank.
How to eschew physic-Eat slow.
How to repent in sackcloth and ashes
Make love match, and run away to
be married.
How to get the dyspepsia-Eat every
hour, and you will soon have it.
Things TO be remembered.-Out OF
every dollar you get save one halfif you
can, certainly one third.
If you hope for Independence, keep
out of debt. The honor, the reputation
and liberty Of the debtor lie at the mer-
ofhis credi;orsw Be just before you are
generous; ucver waste nor 60 in debt
to make entertainments.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
ASsignee,s Sale,

PY virtue of an order of the Hon. the
lO the District Court Icf the Uni
ted States, for the Northern District of
Mississippi, made at the May Term, A.
D. 1843 thereof, / will proceed to sell
on the premises, in the town Of Ponola,
ia Ponola county, Mississippi, at public
auction, on Wednesday the 10th day Of
August next, between the hours Of 8
o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P M. the
following described real estate surren-
dered as the property of ALBERT G. Ell
LIS, to wit:
Twenty feet Of the west part Of lot
number 10, in block No. z; Lot number
8, in block No. 40; Lots number 8, S, g
and 7 in block No. Al; lot number 9 in
block No As; Lots number and 10, and
half of lot number 4, in block No. IA;
one kali interest in Lot 8, in block No.
22; Lots 6 and 4 in block No GO; Lots
2 and 12 in block No. 18-all situated in
said town. Also, one House and Lot in
Holly Springs. known as Cummings
Lot, and one House and Lot in Salem,
known as the Daniel Lot
| will convey only such title as is
vested in rne as assignee thereof.R
c. M. WEAVER, Assignee,
By VIM. RANEY, Deputy.
July Is, 1843.-18.-4w.