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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

MR. HARpEE'S ceErrANcE.-We announced. a
day or two ago, that Mayor Harrer had resolved
TO accept the nomination again offered 10 him by
the Natives His letter of acceptance is as fol-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
For The Tribune.
Observation-Disclosures

EMIGRANTS--SHlPW RECKS-PILOTS.
Who forgc.s the wreck of the Mexico and $50
emigrants from Ireland, and the Peru, and other
vessels, numbering over 500 souls lost on our shores
Congress- as well as our State, destroyed the monop
oily ofthe New York Pilots, and the Jerseymen have
had fair play the ship owners sailors and all classes OF
the people are satisfied with the present law. &}Nhy
does Silas Wrish, commend an alteration or rather
TcPeall Does he want the bodies OF 800 or 1000 emil
grants from the Isle OF the ocean, or Germany, to be
again cast away within a few hundred yards OF the
Prom lsed Land lethm say so IN PLAIN English! lie
says the destruction Of this large multitude not
owing TO the neglect of this (worthy) class OF New
York Pilots. No, poor souls, they had warm beds TO
sleep in, and did not the signals OF distress for
Pilot from the Mexico, while over 200 fellow beings
pershed by this mHrdrOuS neglect. Il appears this
class OF men are annually attacking the interests OF
tae whole couatry. including ship owners captain. OF
vessels, sailors, and the thousands Of passengers
who sail for ihisp port. Does lir Wright suppose that
this body of selfish men calledP have any more
rights than any other number OF individuals! Have
not these Pilots followed The business as a trade,
Ike thousands of others II they don't like The bu
sjness, lei them quit il. There will always be hun
dIeds OF men 10 do such business as theirs, and be
glad OF the chance. Are these men IN any way SUI
perior 70 the Jersey Pilots, that Governor Wright
should, upon the influence OF this small cIlss, put
himself IN array against the vast shipping interest
OF New ork, with ltS 30 600 sailors, the 30,oO wld
oNS, anu us.I'is
in the Insurance Companies, and the friends and re-
ItonS of million Of emisranis scattered over the
Union.
Let those otthe $500 rotcs for Sas I1lcht in this
city rise like men and demand from Mr.. Wright a
renucfiou of his libel upon your couatrymen and
friends in the CITY, State and Union, who demand
ed The p.esen, lae from Congress, which he now
denounccs: and his creatures in our Legislature are
ready 10 dc his bidding. A day or two and the AL
bany Regency viii give you another chance to show
how l!;ie they think Of your $4,000 votes in het
STATE Rise, therefore, IN lime % save your honor
and the lives of thousands that may be sacrificed.
UIErRyIC--s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

Os- The Steamer GazeIle, lying a, the foot OF
Duane street, took FIRE abou, 10 O'clock last even
ing, and was nearly destroyed. We did not learn
the origin of he fire, nor the amount OF the DAM
aye
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

ANrI-RENr TRIUMPH IN ScHoHARlE COUNTY
We learn from the Schoharie Patriot that the An.
ti-Renters have obtained majority in the Board Of
Supervisors in that Comfy. The Patriot divides the
towns as follows:
4nti-Reat-Boomc, Blenhelrn cOnesvillc. Fulton JEFF
fcrson, Middleburgh and summit.
oco-Foco-Cobleskill. Sharon, Schoharie-3.
Rdg-cariisle, Seward-2. Alb. Eve. Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

9J- TaE WHics OF BROOKLYN meet in their re-
spective Wards This Ertnng for The purpose OF
appointing Delegates TO a Mayoralw Cosvention,
10 be held on "Wednesday evening, 9th of Mach
Need we urge on any Wing voter the importance
of attending these meetings The ascendency of
Wing principles and Wing measures in our sister
City elsewhere can be preserved only by pa,isn,
watchlulness and persevering fidelity. Let there
be strong rally then at these preliminary meetings
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
CITY AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
,IIrAx EyExpErI, ESQ. President, in the Chalk.
WEDNESDAY.

NllLtAA NEApEi-L, I.>si. E1tssuCut, TIC SlaE
F,tihors Rffsrrsd-of Jacob Weeks ard Others FOR 70
paving Mott street, between Pcll a Bayard on
jerks and Ferris. for extra expense in building dock
Randsis Island OF John Brooks and Others for pier st
the foot Of Market street. or W. II. Wiley. Others
llnpsiers, ,hcir former pay. OF Addison Cary,
others, in relation 10 tagging sidewalk Of Fourth avenue
Reports ef CanBsltes.-of the Committee on Laws
Evor pSyin; " T. Blunt former Corporation Attorney
$3.50 for money paid b. him and costs incurred on hhaho
the Corporation tetenee OF sui; against Nessrs. Bass
ford Field. coal deiiers Amended by substituting s2is
Tor $50, and i amended adopted.
From Bedr! Of misunderstanding permission 10 irs's
L. Brown Henry J. Iioyt and Thomas Brown 10 remove
the remains OF Children
svor transferring stall No Is Essex MarEet 70
! John Rfcwer Jr. ConcIrred in
In favor OF purchasing Thomas Bell. Randails Is
and such farming utensils &c as may oc eoasdsiNi te-
| >rablc. Coneu.red III.
In favor Of r,uiatss &c Sixth from the Boon,-
Ins,ialc read to 42d street Concarred IN:
In favor Of amendment OF grades OF slna and Naasoa
In fyor OF conrin the Recommendation OF the Muyo-
to appoint Joha Carroll member Of the Municipal ro!ee.
Concurred i'll
ue:t in the 2? and 18Th Wards. To Committee on Streets
and Counsel Of the Board.
IN favor apprcprFanc The Sh and oih los SSitn Of
Walker street, in Elizabeth, as Corporation Lard Mc
Reenpns The CAPTAINS Of Municipal Police to report to
The CORPORATION Attorney all violations OF the CAY Ud
nances within - hop-s after being reported 10 , Gen.
In fv"i oflsssns onhuf of pie No = East Hye, wha
part OF the hui&fead rjoiins 10 j. y ~ pE''' 10 N'N
/ nitte, on Nharye~. &c. >. >, =, -. -, -,
In fsvor oipayns Or Martin so :or medic 'ervics' al S
district watch house. toPcurred M ,,.-t.-
In favor rcmnus,lance agnL'' ti,s PROV 'u Ns
the May Term OF tie Supreme Ccutt om the CITY oil New"
In favor OF chsnsn. location offosc Carriage No s. TO 100
! Henry street.. COrcurrcdi IN. ,,,....
e bv nv Of suu sufficient GerTy The expenses OF
, bls1c SiE st os m IrS .; Ssgi 81
seto eST: Watch ard euurtipg property lnmp'
e. slD 600 This ahou; $4,000 more h7n IA, yenr' be'
lie S-v oi n. Munlc,pal Police included sinoH,hf %
$4,000 Beside atove. tire sum ol nbsp. WI, %
r,Nr 4, nsy the interest On the Water Loan iast year.
$40 600 wefc equirci Tho difference made up by revenues
ci na'i' 10 NEE b p'c,i9r, in favor Of removing Wm
Sh,.zel from the office ct Street Inspector ct me Second
E rho owe in favor OF appointing VIM RoS Street In
s,scc, of the Second Wand, in place OF WiIm ShSzei-
| Adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

TnE PoSIS AND POETRY OF AMENcA.-Nr. Ed
gar "A. Poe, so favorably known III many quarters
as Critic, lectures tomorrow evening, al the So
ciety Library. To Mr.. Poe's numerous admirers
this announcement VIII be sufficient, &nd 10 those
who may Not have within the sphere Of his in-
tlnence werecommend an attendance upon the lee
ture of this evening. Mr.. Poe has shown himself
TO Be a poet OF no mean order, and i, may hence
be concladed that he will freely sympathize with
the 'Poets and Poetry OF America"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

PAINFUL RrMoR-We are panied with the ru-
NOR that E. Champion Pacoa, Esq. Of Litchfeld,
was accidentally killed IN Europe lately, where he
has been travelling. We fear that the report is
true. Mr.. Beconswas very intelligent and highly
respected gentleman. He was the owner of some
Real Estate in this city. [New-Haven Pal
LIBERAL "A collection in behalf of The Amer-
can Tract Society was taken up last Sabbath in the
Bleecker-street Presbyterian Church, which, with
some additions since, amounts 10 about $3.50.
GA cotton factory is about TO be established
near Pensacola, Florida
frt- The weather Is sill mid and Spring-like
Connecticut Rivers open from Springfield to Hart
ford, and Will soon be 80 TO the mouth The ice has
broken away and gone down from tbs town.
[Spungheld Republican
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

~ We understand ,ha, United Meeting OF hc differ
en Evangelical denominations of Brooklyn, viii he held in
the rcrront Street Baptist Church III that cy this day
for the purpose ctmplorug Tie Divine blessing
leces and other Seminares Of learning ihrouehou; the
Country. An address will be delivered BY the Rev. Dr.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

Mr.. HupsoNss LEcrURE.-At the Society Ii
brary, this evening" this attractive Lecturer will
again delight his audience with some further crit
cisms on Shakspeare's genius.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
THE CASE OF SAMUEL ADAMS.


To ne Editor Of The Tribune:
| notice in the Plebean Of the 25th inst. under
The head of CITY Intelligence a paragraph con-
cerning the case of samuel Adams" AS the
paragraph alluded TO contains mlsstateinenis caIcu
lated to create a prejudice against Adams and re-
decting upon the gentlemen engaged as his counsel
wish 10 irespass on your columns with a brief
statement of facts.
Ist Ii Is not true that "lhe Counsel for the de-
fence so managed by long c,ossexamination of
witnesses and arguments on points OF law lasl TO
brng the case to point where it was impossible
TO finish" that Is, 10 the end of the term On the
contrary they raised the man question Of jurlsdc-
ton. which would have Immediately terminated
the case the first day of the trial, but the prose-
cutlon objected and The Court refused TO hear the
argument until the testimony Tor the people was
closed. As 10 the cross-eXamInaon of witnesses,
the counsel for Tie defence consumed no more time
than the complicated nature OF the transactions,
necessary TO be investigated, and the difficulty of
arriving al the trras required.
ID The case does not "now stand where it first
was unless toRc po@gui implies second trial
on the same indictment. There Is, however, ano-
lher Indictment pending.
Sd. The moral guilt OF Adams was not "clear-
Is proved, though some things not very credliaSe
10 the prosecuting parties tccre. No testimony foI
The defence was adduced. and lis introduction was
pFecluded by the decision OF The Court, audi ate
ram parton.
ih. The paragraph in question states that &c had
The case gone 10 The JURY, he would have been
quilted only on the ground of want of jurisdiction,
aad when that question comes before the Supreme
Court they VIII decide that the venue was properly
aid and when the case IS called up for final adJu-
dlcatloD, q conviction ls sure 10 follow" Truly
the sagacly OF some people is extraordinary,
though in this instance It's brilliancy s somewhat
clouded By slight degree OF pariality. Perhaps
this disinterssted proqhet inform what Will be
the price of pork in May, or OF flour in August =
Such information might be valuable 70 large houses
who wish 10 go into heavy operation.
9Th. We are informed that IS D. Wesson, one
OF the witnesses for the prosecution, was subjected
20 one OF the most rigid cross-eIaminarons ever
witnessed IN Court of Justice, but he passed the
ordeal with credit 10 himself and his numerous
fri=nGs" II Is TO be regretted for Dir. Wesson's
sake, If not for thai of his g numerous frends,''
that thisl plastrmg should be deemed necessary,
loT, probably, no martyr ever Tejolced more when
his ordeal teds passed, or would tcGtk orer the
ooo!s again with greater reluctance than this same
immaculate D. WesSon
As your paper has contained the most correct re-
port OF the Adams tria which has appeared, trust
you will insert this correction of grossly errone-
GUS comment upon thai trial. JUSTICE
E
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

PoRrAuIr SHAVING C,sNs-h hrse varie5S of the most
sompact form containing the Metallic Tablet :o keeping
razcrs in perfect order For 'aleby
25fs,i, g. SAUNDERS & son, i65 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

o. We learn that WnlI,M V. BRADY, Esq. has
been nominated as the Wig candidate FOR Alder
man Of the Fifteenth Ward We trust that I've will
accept the nomination, and we think we know
enough Of the Wings of that Ward TO ensure him
200 majority at least
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

METALLIC T.s1rr-rhs i, the only invention that com.
veil prove by the cutler; of Europe whG have used and
preferred them the common hone ne IS5let or none i
rr0"cs neither oil or have effect THIS alone w'ud
won make il great value: bat when added 10 It The n'
ine qualities of the sirop. simplicity Of use and cleanliness,
@aA5S an :. Seo%plc % S without The following tssimooas
the scientific men gsh well IN Is 1'oT or , America,
| destitute.
III & Gs3 sS % a Mh s asd G% .n sS
smooth edse-it is real comfort to posses IL
Fsw f,S G % tcd MS Cutler to til. Royal arSs SyY o
The Metallic Tablet in its is simple having The iGae
en, part # The tune After five years trial Sa9 M recommend
W.T." gfP' rcm Prcssor ri,com and DR. vacuine Mott
GeS qad @ & mF1 Eh T. sFS' sS, . NeIsc fe" Iit b s 20
r as we know Thing Of his own po this c9un
try it appears be excellent convenient substitute fora
abckn but with far greater smochnc>s and certainty II
e unrcasaI necessity Of 9 and water to ass, w.s
flushed flat smooth and almost elastic preserving the r,zo
that rOundness OF edge which SO soon destroys us Keen
May 10, 1927. VAlfnr,Nr MorT;
Broadway -.u,.- ~ ''e''
of this article beinS determined satisfy the public of the
CeroSy Of e qdsbs ak over all oheL; & s"p"Ssd I ,s
ability to have The article thoroughly and rmray
tested, cory of whose letter is here sutjoined
AARON GILBERT. Agent for n York,
Also for sale B.rnh, Inseble Ink With 'I% prtprnto"
Sold by Adamson oIlif Bowery: IL Everett % fiad
son; Coddngton Spring aud Hudson and most oie
Druggists in the city.
Copy Of letter from Professor Booth.
PHILApELPiiIA, Feb. DIST. 1885,
Having been employed os,ionally examine ianlls
Indeble Ink without preparaon manufactured BY Fotts
Linn * Harris. have submitted the ordinary and
chemical md do hesitate pronOuncs superior TO
any other ndeblc Ink without PREPARATION that has come nn
de my BY following the directions for accompa
Dyng the Ink produces uniformly deep black color which
resis removal by unusual degree. epg ae
quaiuted with the composition which Is different from TIA,
Of other Inks do not believe that can possibly prove .a'
furious the delicate fabric which may be applied,
rusiOn Gui hist atpu by M
JAS. &; BOOTH Prof Chem at the Phil High School,
aud of ap, lied Chemistry the Franklin institute.
Messrs. Porrs LINS x HARMS. Philad f2ilW
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

~ The meeting for the discussion of the cues
ton of CApIr,r. PIrNrsHNrSNr. held last evening in
the Hsl, corner OF Broadway and Lspenard-street,
was well attended, The Char was occupied by
suILo PHIcE, Esq. Rev. WM. 5. BALcu opened
the discussion BY few brief observations in oppo-
sition 10 the Gallows. He was followed BY Mr..
RicKExSoN on the other side. The closing Speech
by Rev. MoSSs NJ. BAlloU was a strong argument
against the Death Penalty. The Society adjourned
to meet again at the same place week hence.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

4 shrew having threatened her husband with a
blow up,'' My dearest blossom, said he, "conl-
mt your remarks TO paper aud read them 10 me- -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

STATUE TO Henry CLAY.--We are pleased 10
learn, from many counties in the State iha, the
ladies are progressing very well in making collec-
uons Tor the laudable design they have undertaken
Several. inquiries have been made from the collec-
tors in the csuntry, 10 know if they are 10 call on
gentlemen 20 aio Them? Certainly they are-and
we hope no good Wing viii refuse 10 hand in his
donation, 10 become member at least.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOE THE PRESENT %EEK-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

RIGHTS OF MARRIED. WoMrN.-The following
act was passed in the New-York Legislature on
the 10Th February:
ST. Every married woman, being resident OF this
State, who shall receive patent for her invention
pursuant 10 the the United States, may hold and
enjoy The same, AID all the proceeds, benefits and profits
thereof. and Of such invtnton TO her separate
free and independent Of her husband and his credo and
may tIancr and dispose thereof and in every respect
PERFORM all acts relation thereto in the
she were unarried but This shall not authoTze such
married woman tc any pccrary obligations be
discharged any future time.
So This act shan tlkc cfect in,rnciiatelv
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
TO TIE CHElsTIAN PUBLIC

N
SPECIMEN Of noDEEN CHRisrhs CHANit p,c.E
well known the public that for few years s t t ff
way Tabernacle has teen freely and nnTrfvedly
almost every species Of Inbic gatherings iroIa ne
Religious Anniversaries Of city, through st5s
political discussions. down the most ordinary
for upon the applicants secu'ing b,r
ary charge its Blu, Is found, az last At " "a
ruosclcr which the Tabernacle caEJot oe ~ a.
that is The trh5ition o(the ehqraeteref 7sighy '
The Father Ben,fqcfoT and SGrior Of all dnkine ,sS
the moah OF January last the nncefsisEcd "sn sss,
Committee make application the a6eis,e q
Of capacy and :sal location for courS oi
JriyerSaIis by Rev Il. j. Sawyer Pastor OF ie sgt
street Univerxalist Church Nr te (the proit, t,t te
ytnaliy expressed willingness for 10 oeerPy " Loa
Board Of Trustees Of the Tabernacle Congrgion is
The subject submitted positively refused II 70 US
CnirersGlism. 10 y
he und.rsigDed feel that what they eomre,ss eese
gard as an unchaabe and pro'cnpIe spirit ho
rslly known @ elloucitizcns ne tssVie'ye nd t5e
Of such spirit b. mi,tsken. Give tpets7 IT, h n
wcu te no such thing as freedom Of thought "fe q
hec question the legal right OF the r1'sss 70 - rss
bat they clearly had ChIiscn night 10 90 w. " " gcs.s
the the Tabernacle has been put 10 as pace VI
ruhIic meeting. ..pu,y yopK cIfRiS
TAN MESSENGER OF this week which "iii t SH'T' 4 J.
Statement of the cTcumSane:s. and Letter if5
aw yxr addressed Trustees Of the aherrlcis ''".e
Thi, Litter should be generally read. -. o,.IoH
Single copies AZ TWO CENT Srnay BE- hsn S LISA
p NJ this day (Thursday 27th) az the UNIV a.
BOOK ESTABLISHMENT. 40 FrltoD-si seco"e .-S~''
al Ii Catherne-st and 2s0 Gfand,st
j. Z. Watkins, THOMAS CAAT TLr,-u;,.as
J. l.. SAcxEIT 81
New-YoGk, Feb q, 1915.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

LLANors.-The attempt to address the present
Supreme Judges OF Illinois ont of office was voted
down by "a majority oi four, every Wing voting
against the measure, together with 2l Loco Focos
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

N5- 4 late Halifax paper gives list OF twenty
eight marriages solemnzed by one reverend SenIlf-
man in the month OF January, at Ar!cha'--a h!.ie
GL;rc nort nm the coast of Nova Scotia containing
po2ulation Of some three or four thousand
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

Ma. KTEIs, ASp BAND McsrciAys have been hishl,
ucceSs!u with their buIieque opIa or La Som am y.
Be9utis, Pamos Tbeated during the week Il has beef
well receiTed By humorous In addition % the
piece there wlIl be other novel and caste perormarcr, pro
daeed this evening which will be well worth seeing
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

GA writer in the Christian Register proposes
Society founded upon that true Christian chariivand
benevolence which thinketh no evil, -" rejoiceth
the Truth :" 10 be called The " Anti -Evil-Report-
ing" or Golden Society. a sort OF Mutual
Insurance Company" for The protection and preser
vation of character, The object and duty of the
members, shall be 10 bind themselves together, by
the bonds OF Christian sympathy and love and nc,
only protect each other, but all Others as much as
they can, from that detes,abe, and insidious foe,
Detrgction
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

rs The Editors Letter received this morning
will be found under the Editonal head.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

~, The ofce OF the TRIBUNE is temporarily located at
~ so Ann street We expect to be IN new Buildings
n ya.,au opposite tho City Hal by the hrst day Of May
vert, Letters from the country, however, require only
- 10 addressed to .GREgtEI & McELRATn, Ne" YORK.
IN. street or number need not be endorsed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

PASSENGERS.
In the ship Ohio, sailed for rLiverpoo-Thcmas Dckey
Alfred Mott, Charles whi;tesey: Charles Suythe.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

o. We understand that the Wing Nominating
Committee of the First Ward have unanimously
nominated for Alderman, CHRlsroruER HElsER,
and for Assistant Alderman, CARLOS p. HouauroN,
These are excellent nominations, and will bring
out the full Whig strength. If the other Wardswill
make as good selection of candidates as this, we
shall poll heavy vote. viii they not do it
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

l. 5. MAu RoGGaRY.-The boo; OF the mail
stage Tor the North was cut last evening, some
where between Troy and The Post Office n this
city and the the Whitehall mai! bag carried of
The robbery was not discovered uEtil the stage
reached the Post-cffic number OF men were
immediately despatched up the road to search for
The missing mai! and the robbers. The mail bag
found in d loi, short distance North Of the
Pa,roon's Mansion. The Postmaster iafo,ms US
that the following packages of letters were found
unopened Whitehall and Sandy Hill, delivery
aad distribution Glen'S Falls for distribution !:
Kingsbury TO Thorn Apple, Michigan. The follow
ng packages were opened bu; do not APPEAR TO have
contained any thing of value :-Gien's Falls 10 Al
bany; hiEssbury 10 Cold SPrias, Whitestown and
C>wego.
The robbers, whoever they were, drew blank.
Mondays mailfrom the North is the lightes OF the
week, and We believe tha; nothing OF value is
missed from the one received last night.
p s We learn from the Postmaster that the
Sandy Hi package for distribution has just been
recovered. II was found on the east side OF the
Troy road, aud near The Cana! Bridge. All the
letters had been torn open. One OF theM contain
ed certificate of deposit on the Canal Bank Of
Albany in favor OF Edgar c. Dibb!e, Batavia, which
Is safe. The other letters IN the package alappear
10 have been Slnslc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

I-14.'-i4! ~ TVV.F u ! ue-eal.
MICHIGAN CExTRE RAu.goAp-This road will be
in full blast 10 kalarEazoo, the ensuing summer :;
and bill Is now pending in the Michigan Lesisa-
uEe, appropratng 10 0J0 acres cfihe State lands,
lie complete the road 10 81. Josepl-its western Ter
nllnauon. There Is no more important work in the
Union--nonc winch should be pro. ecnted with
greater vlsor. Wh-n this last Ink Is completed.
Inc journey b. made from Boston to Chicago IN
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ART OF DANCING,

TAW Il, J. R. CODET has The honor Of annOmc-
IF1 ing To his patrons and the public. that he has
just returned tIOm the White Sulphur Springs, Va,
where the dancing department has been under his
special charge the past season. He has taken the
CITY GUARDS ARMORY, corner of Hanover and
Lombard SITS, and purposes giving Lessons on Wed
nesday, Sept 2lih, in the different branches Of the
Science. Days Of Tuition-Wednesiay and 5atur-
day afternoons for junior class and ladies' fem 3 till
); gentlemen from till 10. Note left at the European
House, or at the Hail, on days Of tuition, will be
promptly attended 10. se2O I'm
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NOFYCE. The undersigned being about to re
~ move from the city, earnestly requests all per
indebted 10 him to make carly settlement OF
their accounts with Mr.. SAMUEL GUEST, my atl-
thorzed Agent and Collector, as | am very socitous
that he may be in funds to settle all claims coming
against me in due time.
ol6-eol9t- SAMUEL X JENNINGS.