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GU Id Z
TO THE
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| General observations on Etiquette;
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3 OF letters OF introduction; the man.
ner they should be written, despatched
presented or received; how 10 treat a
new acquaintance introduced by letter;
promptness in answering letters.
OF marriages the duties of those
bout TO be married towards their friends
how old bachelors should behave under
such circumstances; advice to newly
married people.
OF dinners; the etiquette of din
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No. >, OF Usef'uE Books for
The Ese0Rhe.

PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECON
OMY, or thelaws Of the Formation
of National Wealth. Developed by
means of the Christian Law Of Gov
ernmehty being the substance Of dis
course delivered TO the Hand-Loom
Wcavers Commission.
By VIII. ATKINSON.
With an Introduction, Treating Of the
present state Of the Science of Political
Economy, and the Adaptation of lis
Principles to the condition of our own
Country and the uphoIding of its Pros
naritY.
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BY HORACE GREELEY.

Tire work of Mr.. Atkinson is one Of
the most instructive and admirable that
has yet appeared on the important and
difficult subject of Political Economy
difficult not SO much in its essence or
in the nature of lis laws rs in the appli-
cation Of these laws to the dissimIlar.
/ complicated, varying circumstances of
different nations and periods. The laws
educed by Mr.. Atkinson are so Just, so
clear, so vital, and yet so strangely over
looked by those who arrogate to them
selves the title of the Political Econo-
mists in our day, and who resolve all
Political Economic Science into doing
nothing--of whose universe Somnus is
God--aud who elevate the maxim 81
the counter, Buy where YOU can cheap-
est TO the summit Of attainRbe wisdom
and statesmGnship. In their eyes the
cheapest possible production coin be-
ing the unerring standards the great
end Of human effort; and he who is cut
stripped in the headlong race is doomed
TO rum and starvation by the law Of en-
vious strife and depressing competition,
"htCH my pioSPHGHtouSly represent as
the order Of Providence! These are
the views pat forth by the Political
Economists enthroned in our COLLEGES
and SenaIes. rs literal and emile ned
---9t cast, these are the inevitable re-
suits from those views. 1t was needed
that-lhe snacions fal.acies put forth by
/ these teachers should be scrutinized an !.
confuted, aud this has been done in q
mastery manner by Mr.. Atkinson. AS
an elementary on Political economy
asa refuta,ioh.of the doctrines of Free
Trade Notwithstanding equal TO his
work has ever appeared on either side
ofthe Atlantic. To the friends of Amer.
! lean lndustry therefore, and TO all who
regard the trade, the skill or experience
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Thirteenth Volumei
esTeat Increased Interest,

z I ME New York Christian Messenger
. enters upon its Thirteenth Volume
on the 18th Of November, ensuing. Ex-
The Weekly register., 1844-06-15
HENRY CLAY
N'"7''s'e IN toO pOl,.me.. n,
,v,o page, Hv
WITH THREE ENcRAy,..
TlE WHOLE Eop o..,.

r The Publishers nr i
,ri,t raIbpGe 7; have effected d an me Ns,.Y,
with Mr.. James B. Sws;n ~ afrab,.,.
,%G or,tH only gDrHd,,aad full and Iusro,,sp5lo plopr,%
preceded pre- e1ed, BY y a Biograpbricna, rnR y nEQS
WE Me-. Great Statesman and 'Cel G..A Memo
" est, and embellished IL J., oralord
Eng[avings-by which Y lS.,i ,hreeS
abIed 10 publish, from N. W,nSy S will !.
oiype plates, an edition D's; f. cS,,vaia'sn, J,
the People, in two Ia,a.'n ~ 'nai vcs
Volumes, at The unpreeee5aaa. &c saa En-
price ice ofosr . DotlAr for sstie''ay 1ie .. /
TINS s6iio,a. edition will comprise. i~ D'''
clear and glowing, wril,sI mshi Qg
ESQ. ' J. ka,
II. The speeches oru.
1910 TO l842 inclusive. ~. c...:aa "a, N
fully collected from yarioo. op,sl.Ig a.
this work compared and -s ''anss
all restored 10 the first 5o,.o o,.ecioir
OF them having been onI = y. ss'-Hs
the third Person-"Mr. Gl.e 'eP'as
and so, and "he urged a. '' a!
giving his own vigorous s,' ~ 5a.-ea
dlction, without inierpola,ioaa 90 yris.
No collection Of Mr.. Cav = y ID
all comparable with this. : ''sal
ness or correctness. has er.., !. ','':
Peared. N'.Es
Each Speech Is prers,,i
Introductory paragraph sr,,. ?.l5a
circumstances which c5a Jug he
and whenever it is desir,l. l2aSl
otherwise indicated. a no,s., "a a"
gives the fate ofri:e measure r3..
cuss;oa. ''a.
lLLUSTRATlow
/ A Portrait Of Henry Clay. r,.-.
original painting by Linen. so7,,... ~.
Prud,hommo.
II. A view of the birtbnlacs = r
ry Clay, ia "ihe .Sashes Of H,,,-.
Nlrginie-eagrsrc3 on s;eeI. '-'.
Ill. An Engraved Fac.Sin7s .
letter frcm Mr, Clay.
Such is the character-suc5 -,
contents Of the edition of THE IN
AND SPEECHES OF HENRY III I
winch The subscribers now oTe, \
public N ,wo large volumes of 1I0
gcs. for One Dollar. 1t will be b,
fully printed, o. far, white paps.
neatly put rp IN flexible covers
afforded cheaper than any su,b
ever was before, because we hopen
ii the largest ciscplaeisa ever an,
by any.
To The friends OF nENRr G.
Mighty, glorious hosi!-to the
Gates Of the. benignani pri1cigys,
measures CT Nalioaal Poiicr oreB
he is the fogemcst ,chamsioo-lo
lovers OF cur country ltnize,slAy-
especially 10 the various Wing o.
Izatlons aud Clay Cla5s. DO We c
IDENTIFY appeal for aid in our efoni
tend the circulation ef this uors
render its perHsaL ss nearly as N
universal. We ask them to Gor,;
for our sakes, but to advance The
Cause TO which their energies 4,
voted, and because that Cacse csa
way be more parsuasively, more So
fully commended to the p1biic ]
ment, the popular heart. than ia III
lh1ss of fis. seeing Patriotism, the
g EIoguence Of Henry Clay.
Respectfully,
GREELY & McEhRATh,
100 Nassau ST., Ncv-Y
This edition Of Mr. GAYS Lii
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
Pr.s,. Genl. Society OF Mechanics and Tradesmen
To WM. WooD, ESQ. Canandai qua.

BLOODY AFFRAY.-The Red River Republican
OF the 23d furnishes the following account of ter
rble aiiray which occurred in the Parish of Avoy-
elles on the 2lst inst. Itappears that Thomas H..
evening before gone TO the house in which Roger
Banks Marshall was living, but which they them
selves owned, having purchased it Sheriif7s sale
for a debt due them by Marshall. They were hos
pitably entertained, and after very sociable and
agreeable conversation retired 10 bed In the morn
ing Mr.. Lewis obtained MIR. Marshall's razors, and
was shaving himself, when the disposition OF the
property became the subject OF conversation. In a
few moments the parties all became excited DR..
Jewel drew pistol and shot at MIR. Marshall, who
instantly returned the FIRE and clinched him, but
found ne was contending with dead man. While
struggling with him he shot in the side by Mr..
Lewis whom he then pursued with double barrclcd
gun. He shot at him twice, one shot grazing his
stock and the other his pantaloons. The last ac-
count from the Bayou represents Mr.. Marshall 10
ha worry Ill
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

MASTER MECHANICS and MANUFACTURERS !.
You ought not TO be backward in this contest :
You can help immensely by placing the evldehoe
of the Justice and wisdom of the wing Po''0S
within the reach of all you can DO Hiuch n'''e
By making all around you feel that the " iiis as
sumption OF an identity Of interest between 'c ei-
nlover and the laborcr is living truth one man
who does this in his requirements III s!iiceie 'iiu
active regard for the comfort and the ice!ilgs oA
those who work for him, Is worth any number
who exact every thing, concede nothing, treat all
around him as machines to make money by, and
at last undertake, by some indirect COERCION to
make them vote ashe thinks for his interest. Go
about it the right way, and you can make an in-
mcnsc difference in the vote next November.
MERcnANrs VIC appeal to you more than
any other class, yos have facilities for procuring
and disseminating Wing documents and ANNA
ting Wing efforts. You sec and talk with every
body-you can with small expense of time or
money, put paper, speech or tract IN every
voters hands if you will. Systematic effort on
your part is of immense importance-do not
withhold 1t!
WnGs Of every calling Realize the advan-
tagc Of early and harmonious action Organize
in every village and neighborhood, no matter II
there be but five of you, and make quiet and Ju-
dicious preparation for the coming campaign
Five good men in township, thoroughly united,
and working heartily for the Cause, not for them
selves, can make difference Of 20 votes-equal
to 100000 in the Union. Do not let the 22d OF
February pass without organizing a Clay Club :
GEoRcIA.-Returns from the Special Election
for Member of Congress IN this State come IN
rather tardily, but thus far they indicate signal
Who victory.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
MERCANTILE AGENCY
30. a norr-. UuildinS.

The attention OF the merchants ia tis CIT Hs.f or
cOu.;ry on crs3i, II invited 10 this a5rnc} - sutscns
huujr.d iudyiduas .rd rais no" en- irla;ras7
in legitimate w4y abou. the slEdns, on
couaty merchants dins l. tle tar rs',l,T o6 sss ~
Jersey parts of Missouri aad fennsy antly
les OF Iowa and Wisconsin and keep II c2Ls
,s Of ta eFc6st OF this city who ere
the Agency Local and rayens Asrntf? ~ &,,os.ieacs
gain the aseessarY informatsoA--sei Oh Oh Sss shosn
ujcrmrr, aud good charc,er kEfeiitfe n NJ,
IN Mercantile Asencyas .cte!- . :' iOei
nt o1y 70 TIE merchants this CITY vino are s
=, honest aud solvent merchants IN th7 c9''s 70 =
onI the fraudulent and il! disposed who h9 81 rfs p
ct 10 it, Among the subicribets are many S,ckey D'
dealers IN Dry Goods, Groceries, hafd"ase' o'0 aA
ard Medicines. SC. ;,.rahle--6|'
The terms-which are Eeasonas,e aHI IL -,
a1s Any 5as"5 s's'si: : e ea Of
q, S teo eo for D sns5 to brin list Of m bad debts they
sace The establishment Of III" Agency - s.cY al
how the debtors stood on iis books OF the so -
goods sold TO theIn 80. ,.iII b. eiYen. ~ -
The names OF good Coectns Attorneys no, suoscrl
tuitou.Iy 10 merchant, and otheis VINO aie nv
On their making personal appncauon:, TAPPAs,,.
Corner Hanover ana IA'D
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

prIt will be seen by our Correspondents let
ter from Washington, that the House OF Rep'c-
sentatives, by overlapping the Rules and stayng
off every thing else, have finally decided upon
the biz for refunding General Jackson's fne' and
passed it. 1t now goes of course, to the sena e.
After some weeks OF hard labor the House has
finally brought forth this bill, the first step 'aSen
t;.n having started under such aaspieieas CIR
enmstanccs VIC may expect business will pro-
ceed rapidly.
The Senate has taken up the Oregon question
and the arrival of the new Minister from Great
Britain to this country who is daily expected will
soon give some shape to it. lie IS specially en-
powered to enter into full negotiation the cues
ton of the North Western boundary
The President has sent to the Senate the TO
mination of John C. Spencer to supply the va
cancy made on the bench Of the supreme Court
by the death Of Judge Thompson.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
a fine snow storm, it having commenced a,
O'Clock noon.
No mail received to-day south OF Savannah

No mail received to-day south OF Savannah
shyssts. ,TTEEsTi nave : 10 'tlas OF
Mya or Gt,in The cS,ton % & st continues @ WIZ sSsi
unchanged first iap-s 5rrs fr,sy taken 3; a
Rents have slightly sdyancgd Bat tw stores 10 i-t
Spnrg business VIII commence under Pros?sc:s Of 80
character. "9is
An unusually large number oi new firms 10 Mark,
Water an! other streets have been established which
indicates prosperous times. trch.nses small
going forward. Meb,!e cnntiEu.s 10 improve 10
TO-DAY NJ 3: discount. Cha:i,>oa is h,i! A, t'est
I: Richmond discount. New -Oflra,, pIeris - 1-Sa
cnaug- LoaGoH E!ay be quo,sd 10 10; on P,
a ST.. .27t - = :
STocxs-Th- business was Very light in Stocks
No State securities Of any klud touched ts S-
evident; inclination on tn part Of BUYERS 70 sws,b. Il
our gisatur- 50 ,ra, iean> l'aa4 ollls arr cos
a. the First Board LehSh mYrov-! l. seiliag =, EI
Lehgh Mortgage Loan 81 selling a. Gil KcgpsL -, AT
cinet 2; Wllmnsfon RailToal6tl; Gi5t Blzk wSs ~
atthr Frst Bo4f SD. but CLOSED heavy al 81 ~'A';
The sales at the Second Bosri weJe-2 shar,s VIII:
Railroad 80 DO GiTt Bs1 various wav, az s q
DO do AZ 81 5000 Reading Road Bends At AZ sgt M y
y; ;6 shares Nor iern Liberty Bank at 35 Is o se
Bank al 81; / Lo United States Bank St. -~-A's@
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

ARREST or \ Observation-Disclosures Thomas, of
Maryland, has been arrested for threatening DR..
Wm. TYLER, OF Frederick. The Herald of that
town states that DR.. Tyler, one of the most IN
tuential and respectable citizens OF Frederick, for
many years enjoying an extensive practice and also
President of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank at
this place, received some time ago letter from the
Governor, ola somewhat hostile character TO which,
however, no attention was paid. More recently he
received another letter couched in harsh language,
and threatening him with personal violence, if he
did not, before some definite period, leave the town.
DR.. T. BY advice ofhis friends ,henhad the Governor
bound over in 81 800 to keep the peace. The pro
vocation alleged upon the part OF the Governor for
this hostility OF feeling had reference to the unhap-
py alienation existing between Mr.. and Mrs. Tho
mas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
APPOINTMENTS by the pres,d.n,

By and @ish 'he adpiee and canse,t qf The S.ns,
JAMES MAGoFFIS, re-appointed Register q, =.
Land Office at -. Stephens. Alabama =
NtLh.IM LII N W; srarHIfsGS ra ~ $50, p5e.2pponied Rc:s
JoHN }. CoLENtN, fe-a!ppoIntcd Register Of tse
ROBERT J. Hockey, ra-appointcd Register =
the Land Office al Tallahassee, Florida.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
Supreme Court OF the United States.

Pursuant to law the Supreme Court me, III IL.
morning at the Court Room IN the Capitol.
Present. Hon. ROGER b. TASEY, Chiet Jns,rs
Hon. JoHS MCLEAN, Hon. JAMES NJ. WAYNE. Ho,
JonS CArRoN, and Hon. JOIN Mckinley ls,o
ciate Justices.
On motion of the Attorney General, WILLIAM II
STEWART. Esq. of Maryland, was admitted an A.
torncy and Counsellor of this Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

=. The funeral OF Amasa Sprague was solemn
ized at his late residence IN Cranston last Friday.
\ very large concourse OF people, neighbors ard
friends and citizens from other towns assembled to
manifest their respect for the deceased,and their sym
pathy with the family and relatives whose home has
been made desoate by the most appalling crime that
has been committed in our vicinity for many years
\ funeral sermon was preached by The Rev. Dr..
Tucker PROV. Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

AWFUL CALAMIry.-By a note from the eiito;
of the Cincinnati Commercial, we learn that .
fire broke out In that city, in Third street. Be.
tween Mill and Park.streeis, AT O'Clock on Fl.
day morning last, which destroyed three franz
buildings, and melancholy to relate, Mrs. Woo
a young married woman, whose husband was a
sent down the river, was burned to death. NJ
thing was leltof her but the main bones betwea
the back and the knees. Bait. Sun, gth
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

OUTRAGE ON TIE PORTSMOUTH RMLSoAD,-We
learn by the National lntelhgencer of Yesterday
that the Roanoke and Portsmouth Railroad, iola
distance Of ten miles, extending from the Virgin.
State line toward WiIdon, n C. was DESTROYED
by some i-disposed persons on Saturday nigh
last The IRON was taken of the rails for The
whole ten miles, and five miles of the road almost
entirelyruined-the superstructure being torn up
and in many instances burnt. Some hundred
men left Portsmouth on Sunday with a view To
repair the road and prevent further depcdation