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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

UNIVERSITY or YIRGINIA.-The mex
u session OF this Institution will commence on
the Isl of October and terminate on The 18th 81
July following.
The schools OF the University. with their IT,
speclivc professors, are
/. ANCIENT Observation-Disclosures Harrison.
= MopERX LANGca GEs-Proirssor ----
= Observation-Disclosures CoGItenay.
4. N.rrR,L PnMosormY-Proiessor w. Il.
Rogers.
! CIytL ExGiNEERISG-Thc subjects OF which
are divided between the the professors OF M;ihe-
mates and Natural Philosophy.
g. CnEMrSrRY-Pro r. f. Rogers.
:. MEnciSE-Prof Howard.
:. ANATOMY aSp SrRGEEY-Prot. Cabell,
Q. MoRu PuiloSoPny-Prof. G. Tucker.
10. LAw-Prol. H. 81 G. Tucker
For more particular information in regard 10
expenses. Sc, see one OF the printed catalogues,
or The Washington Globe, OF the National Intel
lirencer WILLIS II. WOODLEY,
Proctor and Patron.
July - S-lloS
g--JThe Richmond Wing requested 10 copy in
III. country MINOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

A MELIA ACADENIY-The next Session
II will commence Sept. ls and end July Isl
1915
Board and Tuition, sl5O-$S775 10 be paid Sept
ls S75 February lst Punctual attendance al
the commencement of the session is earnestly re-
ouestcd. Refer 10 WIN. H. HARRISON.
- Direct, 0post paid Elk HIP. o., Amelia
July1 lit w. III. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

TNHE tr-weekly Mail Coach for White Sui
L phrr Springs, Lewisburg, Charleston and
Guyando,te, passing Balcony Falls, Natural
Bridge. Daggcr's or Dibrelrs Springs, Clifton
Forge, Covington and lashans-and, also. the
connection isdiiect,o Lexington from Lvnchburg
Alum Springs Warm and Hot Sprlngs-will
leave Lynchburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday after breakfast. Extra coaches viii lie
furnished al any time
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor.
MAY - II6-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

Contents three times The above IN lo tested Me-
m, p,anarations In the contents of each hedi-
olea rhelt C N be found remedy for every disease
yr the human body is subject To- II Is for thesr
and these only that we hod h,n ,heS
.or and so highly patronizcd and recommended
hy ali eIs-es Of onr fellow citizens; and IN case Of
-. where they are used agrceaby 10 the direc-
,;on. The money will be returned by applying al Inc
u',,',,,, HeaL No li3 North Second street. phi-
f"hn.. '': T. w DyuIT 4 SONS.
~ Fnr fnrther particulars, see Drorr's ORACLE
or HARM. Copies OF which can he had gratis. hy
snnlyips at the office, No. l43 NORTH sECoND
Sheet or Of such persons as Keep the above near
l.ap I,y raIP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURE.
u OF YOUR OWN SrAIE-Thc Erar.

lin Manufacturing Company have On han! !
good assortment of extra supcr!inc. fire ana con
mon letter ioldcd AID lai zap Paper, ruled al
plain. Also, meiium, printing envelope an
wrapping papers OF various sizes, at the lowe,
wholesale prices, la which thcy in.;i'e public q.
lcnlion, assured that in qualify and price the.
manufacture will bear comparison with H.
production oi any Northern Factory They 81
prepared 10 execute orders Tor any description q
Paper tha, the market may require. Merchsns
AID dealers are requested 10 call n The PAP.
Mill and examine for themselves.
March II 9S-w!v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

THESCHOOL will be continued at my house,
under the same instructor, for another year,
commencing on the Isl of September and closing
III. Isl of july next. The subscriber, having the
preparation OF his own BOYS for the University
solely in view in establishing this School will
limit The number to fifteen pupils Of whom he is
DESTROYS of having six as Boardcr>; and il these
be promptly engaged, the number will be limited
10 Twelve There are now four vacancies.
The subjects taught are the Greek, Latin,
French and German languages; Geography, His
tory, English Grammar and Composition, Arif-
metic and Mathematics.
Tenns-For Board and Tuition for the session
of len months. PAYABLE half yearly in advance,
$3.50 WILLIS II. WOODLEY,
University of Virginia.
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"O JOHN DAY Foo G.:

TO JOHN DAY, Esa.-s;r. A.
4 a resident OF the State of yir.,;,G;S are Ia
this method OF informing you that Is sban iss
on The 9th day of September 1911 sIiaii pFocee-
hours of sunrise and sunset If 'I ,ha;, lei"een l.
the dispositions of Elisha Mellon an5 pay to a.
read as evidence in certain Char eis to-
depending in the Circuit Supcrio n" re sun no
and Chancery for the county p 81 Court of La
a shslnla' IN winch am plaintiff. and v ",a'e
G.nslS arc oeienGanls. The place Of ,aE;n d
depos,llons VIII be in The Tavern Hm, n"? .! !; Y
sna Melton at The Courthouse OF the s,il u ~ +.
OF Louisa State of Virginia. If ,bc SA ,. eoGh'
sa!d deposfions he not Completed On tbo 5 iA.ns
s"E, silali continue 10 take the SANE ,r5, s'l
10 day. between said hours, unit! finished '''' "a
Yours, &c,
WILLIAM TIrp,,n.o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
(flom nc Co,umbus .stoiesman.l

THE SOBER SECOND THOUGHT.
McssrS Editors: You will please strike my
name from the Coon list In taking my leave OF
The Coon party, and joining the Democratic party.
| deem ii proper 10 give some olihc many rca-
sons which have actuaied me in so doing.
have heretofore been a firm and decided Wing,
and no man supported Gen. Harrison more warm
Il, than dil-and worse vet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

For sale BIZ JOHN II. EUSTACE, Main st.
CAYSOR. WOOD & Co, near Bell Tavern
and S. NJ. ZACEIRISSoN, II street, shockot
Hiu. Richmond, Virginia.
June >"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
JULY >.
BELL TAVERN, RrcuMoyp, VI.

BELL TAVERN, RIcmMoxD, VI.
u TnE subscribers will take charge Of this
fESSR popular and well-known House, on Tues
Gss1Wsday, the 10th, and respectfully solicit
share OF patronage from their friends and the
public. They have furnished the house through
out with new furniture. Their table will always
be supplied with the best ealables the market will
afford, and their bar with the best liquors
no. HILL * BROTHER.
TIL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
OLD WINES ANr LIQUORS ALSO
~ GROCERIES Il nave very largo -.

LII w lNEo AM LllUORS ALSO
~ GROCERIES nave very large ~,
general assortment Of I'D Wines and Liauo,
par OF which have been kept OF hand. inprov,g.,
FOR len years. and were then said 10 I've .wcr.
years ole. My Groceries will bear 1 Ia. c5,
parison with the best i'll the Civ as may re,a.
quality ami Price, and carciulness in put,irs d
them up The old Wines and Liquors vii l.
found most beneficial Tor the preservation g.
health, when moderately and judicious!y Use.
Should any one he found 50 incroiulous as 40, 4.
have firm and mistaken belief in so plair /.
matter Of tact assertion, lei him enquire, OF c..
on The subscriber who has been 4 regular tcmys.
rate drinhcr during the last 30 years OF his Ii,
and, il not satisfied with his healthy appearance
they can see portrait Of his uncle, who dc!
few years ago in the State Of New York, ara
10. years, and he was 7o.N L7;awn 10 be drink.r7
fish since the day he !cil Fcrentosh then
stripping. NM WALLACE
Jane II lc-Wig
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
S,pRING IMPORTATION OF EARTH
4 ENlN APE CHINA Sc William /, Rnt-

StPRINGi IMPORTATION OF EARTH
- ENWARE. CHINA, &c.-William +. But
Ter & Co. (Sisn of the Gold Pitcher,) are now re-
ceiying. per barque John Cashie and other ari-
walls, their Spring supply OF China. Earthenwarc
and Glass. purchased al the lowest cash prices.
which they offer 10 thc trade upon the most acco-
modaiin. terms Having ordered very heavily
for the Spring trade we will be enabled present
An unhrokcn assortment OF new and fashionable
Goods throughout the season Purchasers are re-
spcciflIly invited to give lis . call
WI. T. BUTLER & CO,
Three doors above the Bell Tavern.
March ) 96-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

DOWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIN.
II TURE-For the permanent cure of Ague
and Fever, for sale BY
ALEX. DUAL & co.
June % I5-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
Dy0TTS FANNY MEDICINE CHESTS,

%
,rh;ch I w. pYOTT. NJ d., is sole proprietor.
Chest No. |, contains rs follows. with full drrc-
,ions for using attached 10 each article, VIZ:
u boxes Dyoits Anil Bilious Pills, - :, - w.
4 Mahy's Plaster Cloth, small size, =, ~ ~
Q W,bv,s plaster Cloth middle size, so eo
MAINS Master Cloth large size'' 80 ~
) Robertson's Elixir Of Health. ~ W
y Robe rtson's Veg. Ner. Cordial, ~ M
CodboLi's Veg Balm Of life, AN "a
o pnhnrt.on.. Cont and Rhen. Drops. W W.
Rnberrson's Sioriachic BiIters, ~ "
aDyo:t's Veg. Tonic Bhiers.. W. ; ~
2Dyor's Veg. Parg. comiiouad, ~ ~ *
= Dyo,,'s Circassan Eye Water, - -
- vict.r.s letter Ointment. 80! -, 10 ~
Ti.sor's Rheumatic drops, q. ~
. yrker's Embrocation. ~
aRoberison's Worm Destroy i.ozense' ~ ,? "a
. n,o,,'. Tooth-arhc Drops, :, -"
= NON. Patent Itch Ointment, ~ > W. W.
IN, whole amounting 10 :. = zoo ""
M, Jar Cash 33l, Iaaking Chest NO. ~ W W
contents twice the above IN Chcst 20 so M
sl.a alaka ~
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r. WING requested to copy in country paper
UNIVERSITY OF VIEGINIA-The chair

UNIVERSITY OF VIGGlNlA.-Thec chair
u of the school of Modern Languages ot This
Institution having become vacant, by the resis.
nation OF Professor Charles kraiisr, the Board
OF Visitors will proceed, al 4 special meeting on
The 10Th September, 10 I'LL The vacancy thus oc-
casioncd.
The compensation oil the Professor consists Of
a salary ot one thousand dollars, and fee OF
twenty-five dollars from each member OF th9
School, besides The use OF comfortable dwelling
and garden. free OF rent. The Languages taught
are German, French, Spanish Italian and An
9l0-SaXon.
Applications may be addressed 10 the under
signed, al the University OF Virginia
WILLIS II. WOODLEl, Proctor.
July 90 e2-tl0S
g1:Thc Il. Wing will publish regularly in the
country papcr-and the New York American,
and New York Evening Posi-, the Boston Post,
and Boston Atlas, regularly in their city or daily
papers until the l0th of September, and forward
their accounts 10 this Oihcc for collection. One
copy of the papers containing the advertisement
10 be sent 10 The Proctor, with thc cost 1l advc1s-
ing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
= LADIES NEW AND

- AIDES NEW AND .-,.
szf1~@s FASHIONABLE SHOES.
YNIiE subscriber wouh respectfully ask the at
i ,ention OF The Ladies 10 his complete assert
ment ot Ladies. Misses aud Children, Shoes, ot
the latest and most fashionable style.
Ladies Fancy CATERS
Do hall do.
Do Lasting do Ihick sole
Do. While Satin Slippers
Do Black do.
Do Do English Kid do, very pretty
Do. French Morocco Dress Slippers
DO. do. Ties
Do. do. Bu~kins, thick sole
Do. do. do Thin solcs
Do Cater Bu,hins Lasting. very pretty
Do. do Silk, ito
Misses Fancy BuSkiGs. Ac., Sc.
J. r. WATKINS.
Two doors below Mc,>rs Wa,swoth, Turner y
Co. al The Sign of the Mammoth Boot
Iunct S-w,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

VANILLA BEAN.-A 10, of very superior
Y Vanilla Bean, just received by steamer Ro.
F. Stockton, for sale by
ALEXANDER DUVAL & co.
Jn,v lT-wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
CUBSOIL PLOUGHS.-A few Of Rugsles,
- Noursc & Masol's-the best in use-Just re-
ceived
REVOLVING HORSE RAkES-A most
convenient and labor-sayng implement for the
hay-maker and much used for cleaning wheat
fields.
CHURNS-A novel and very superior article.
GRASS AND GRAIN BLADES-Niih
and without snahcs c. Il. Bolts.
Mal - 6-wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

.Juy2 Ib-tINNoV
.tF The Richmond Wing, National Intelligent
GER and Globe, Washington will insert in coun-
try paper until The first OF November.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

EPSON SALTS. &c.-I5 casks EPSON Salts
IA o. barrels Coppera, prime green
10 elsks Spanish Brown
10 casks Venetian Red
Receiving for sue, by AhEX. DuyAL CO.,
Aug. 2-1s no. AZ, Main Street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

GUNNER CLOTIIING.-'Thc undcrsgncd
- will sell the balance oil his Stock Of Summer
Clothing al rsrg 7cduod~jtts, 10 vii;
Plaid and plain Linen Goats, Al & % 10 ) 30
Black Summer Cloth 1 30 10 90
4" Preach AIerno : - lu 10 90
Vests from w 10 ) 90
Tine above goods are all fresh and made express
i; for retailing in this market. Those in want
are earnestly requested Ia call and examine be-
fore purchaSingas great indacemenl will be Of
iercd in way oil star. ma!e oad price.
SILAS MERCHANT, 100, Main 81
July 9 Sl--ti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
POLITIC AL.

The original name of Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

screws to the American People, while increas-
inp the per centage of Revenue paid to the Gov
eminent; it has widened the market for Amen
can Wood Screws and SO enabled the manuiac
turers to employ much larger number .,
American mechanics; and the enlarged anu
steady demand has enabled our artisans to reou'e
materially the price of the article below Una, ..
eeither British or American in former years ou'
IRE cannot make so great profits now as iorlne''y
ssince no man is goose enough to pay us % per
cent. profit on articles he can procure In &c"
shours ofthe makers about as cheap as we can. VIZ
therefore pray your honorable bod to break down
the Tariff, allow the great Foreign manulactuf-
crs to use up, at whatever expense, their Amen,
scan rivals, deprive the American worNmen o.
employment, and get the trade all back into their
own hands, and then they and we can DO ousl-
mess satisfactorily, charge liberal prices, and
make the good old profits of former days.
This would have been plain, honest talk; though
we think it would hardly have induced Congress
to cut down the Tariff. What of that! Ihe
story they haze told will not produce that effect
either, and it has the additional drawback of not
being the fair thing.
We have not yet done with Hardware.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Rejection OF Mr.. Porter-Gen. Jackson,
Fine-XXIst Rule, sc. &c.

W,sHINGToN, jan 80 1874
In SENATE, to-day, among various memorials
presented was one by Mr.. BUCHANAN from the
proprietor of the Ledger and other citizens of
Philadelphia for payment of Treasury Notes re-
fused by the Secretary of the Treasury as having
been stolen by some person connected with the
New Orleans Custom House; stating that the
notes were taken in the ordinary course Of bust
ness, bearing no mark of having been cancelled,
&C. Mr.. b hoped, as there were other cases,
that general bill would be reported for the pay
ment of these notes, which was demanded by
Justice and good faith. Referred to the judi
ciary Committee.
Mr.. BERR1EN, from this Committee, reported
back the House bill to refund Gen. Jackson's
Fine with an amendment providing that nothing
in the act be construed as censure OF Judge
Hall, by whom it was imposed
Resolutions were offered (and lie over by MIR.
SEMpLE calling on the President for an estimate
of the expense of expense of employing vessel
of the Home Squadron to run at regular intervals
from New Orleans via Cuba, Porto Rico, &c.
to the Caribbean Sea. and one to Chagres once
a month and by Mr. BENTON, requesting the
President to give notice to the British Govern
ment for the termination of the provision Of the
late treaty in relation to the escape of criminals
from Justice; also one in relation to the escape
of slaves to the British dominions under said
treaty.
The remainder of the day was consumed in
Executive session, in which the nomination OF
Mr. PORTER as Secretary of War was rejected:
In the HOUSE, the consideration of MIR. ADAMS
report on the rules was resumed during the morn
ing hour; and Mr.. STILES Of Ga, concluded his
eloquent speech in support Of the 2lst rule; re.
plying to the arguments Of Messrs. CLINGMAN OF
N c., BEARDsLEY and Others warmly denounc-
ing the movements of the Abolitonists as directly
and inevitably tending to a dissolution of the
Union; appealing to Northern men for their aid.
The subject was laid over; and on motion OF
Mr. Parmenter, the House resolved itself into
a Committee of the Whole on the Union (Mr. }.
CAMPBELL in the Chair and again took up the
bill to authorize the transfer Of appropriations
from one head to another in the Navy during the
present fiscal year Mr.. P. again explained the
necessity Of the bill, the appropriation for repairs
of vessels having been expended and others re-
naming unused and demanded by the necessl-
ties of the public service to be applied to this OBJ
iect. Urgent appeals were made in behalf Of the
discharged workmen at several stations, to en-
ploy whom there was no authority unless this
power given.
After debate by various gentlemen during
the day, the bill was reported to the House, with
an amendment; and without action thereon, the
House adjourned. ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

For years previous to lS42 James Screws were
sent out at A2i, As and Az disct-say average
49, and it was often very difficult for the mer
chants to obtain them even at that--so much so
that it was often stipulated in giving an order
that certain portion of James's Screws should
be sent.
The article then cost Cat As per cent? SO IS
the f net cash to import The American Screws
at the time of the passage of the late Tariff about
81 the e they nop cost So IS per e, as per
statement, or 10 per cent less when the late Tariff
passed. James anxious to keep the trade entered
into an arrangement with the agent of large
Birmingham house to supply his Screws to the mer
chants here at Sd the f, six months credit being
equivalent to the the price of former years, but
could obtain no orders. In fact Ledsam's
Screws" scarcely if at all inferior to JaRes's,
are now offered here at $3.50, but meet little or
no sale-the American article at 1926 being
regarded as decidedly preferable.
Now let us suppose Mcssrs. Hunt, Kingsland
sc Co. had gone before Congress with a true and
complete statement, instead of their incorrect and
partial one, (for there is hardly an item in their
table of which the cost to import is not mater. |
ally and often glaringly understated,) saying,
This Tariff has reduced the price of Wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01
Things IN Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the New York Tribune

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3l-P. NJ
LEGIsLATIvE-Tn the Pennsylvania Senate
resolution has been introduced Of an important cha
racter, nstructing the Committee on Ways and
Means to bring forward bill for the sale OF the
Delaware division of the Pennsylvania Canal, and
also the main line cf public improvements from PM
ladelphia to Pittsburg.
The matter elected considerable debate, in the
course of which Mr. Champneys stated he believed
the Main Line to be worth t~entgolpe "t<''G" GGe-
lars. and that it had been much undervalued. MIR.
Spackman-who sometimes entertaIns strange no.
tons in political point of veW-remarked, that with
nroper management the work would in the end be
able to pay the mhoLe debt Of the State. To ask
tcenty.fre millions would be tantamount to pass
law that the work should not be sold.
Mr.. S. was in favor of parting with small portion
of the Public Improvements, and managing the rest
with care and economy-a thing unknown 10 the
present administration. The State was able TO pay
her debts-and if the taxes were in proportion WIN
those of Philadelphia and Ptsburg, have no douo.
the interest on the same would be Equidated-the
difficulty was in the non-fulflment of laws passed!
In the language of once great man, Nicholas BID
die, the curse OF the State Is that her PnoI'c en
would not come out in favor of pnbiic honesty, pui
turned all their attention 10 the nursing OF their OWL
miserable popularity. For the past two years inc
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania has been III '.la
porary-f not actual-state OF Reputation, ana :.
time something was done to relieve tne reoPie
the stain now rivetted upon them. The question
is one of great Importance, and before Inc deoas
concluded, the Senate adjourned. will howeses'
advise you al the earliest moment OF all tha' uai'-
pires. pern.
The bill TO reduce the capital stock OF the 1e has
sylvania Bank from $500 to SOU per snare ''''
pa IN the n House, Hon George W. Toand from the
c;,, made some very appropriate and sensible re-
marks relative to the passage OF a resolution pro-
yding for the payment Of the interest on the puDs
delhi. Mr. Smith of Bucks County, has spoken up
~ GIaARp BASK-The general meeting OF tps
Stockholders of this Institution will take place o''
SATURDAY next at II o'clock. will forward an az
count of the same for Mondays Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01
BY This Mornings Mail.
Rejection of Mr.. Porter, &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday ],

WAsHtNGroS, neiday, jan 30 lsi
Mr. GREELEY-Dear Sir: PORTER has ben
rejected this day. He only obtained r#wr
VOTES =. WALKER OF Miss, HAYWARD Of y
c., and SEVER of Arkansas AZ voted ag,;,s,
him. No party vote this Some yerv tall o.;
dcnce was before the Senate.
WlsE's nomination viii be hung m Til =.
Spring, at least. He may be confirmed bn, ~
recent course in the House renders il donb,f,,,
CUSHING will not receive the assem- Of 10
Senate to his mission but the $4,000 has be,n
expended.
UrsHUR goes to France shortly and it is con.
sidered almost necessary thar Mr.. WEesr,s
should be called in to negotiate with Mr.. Pack.
enham about the Oregon Territory.
The nomination of Mr.. POWELL to Alton, b,s
not been acted upon, nor will it be till NJ,
Choate leaves the Senate.
WALKER Of Miss. is DESTROYS of HAVING b;s
name sent in as Judge of the Supreme Court of
the United States.
| think these facts will open the eyes OF few
people in New ork.
The Senate are In very wrathy mood iu,t
now, and it is doubtful whether they would con
firm even the nomination of a Webster lust now
There were FIVE Senators and thirteen men.
bers ofthe House at the Levce tonight, and anv
quantity of ladies.
Weather as cold as Nova Zemba, almost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT, Tuesday
JAM 30-No 4. Alexander g. McNutt, Governo,
&c, who sues for the use of Leggirt, Smith & Law
renee, vs. Richard J. Bland ct al. In error TO the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the South
ern District of Mississippi. Mr.. Justice Badwi,
delivered the opinion Of this Court reversing III,
judgment of said Circuit Court i'll this cause viii
costs, and remanding the cause, with directions {,
enter judgment for the plaintiff in that Court.
No. 10. Edmund P. Games and wife, complain
ants, VS. Beverly Chew ct al.--Continued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

ARRlvALs.-The number of persons now dali,
arriving in the city we rather think exceeds am
thing of the kind known al the same period of tn,
season at any former time. n. 0. Picavune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

- Prof. Bronson will lecture this evening on
the Laws of Body and Mind at The Consstory Room.
UiHiamsbwgh, giving copy of his Elements of
Physiology to every auditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

C We are requested to say that the John W.
Tnorne mentioned in the case of John W. horne
Us. Samuel II. Moser, is not the John w. Thorne
of is Broad street and 16 Hudson street.