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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA Jan l5-P NJ.
The weather o-day has been ghtul-Spring-
like ipdccd-snd our streets, per consequence, are
thronged this afternoon with beauty and fashion.
Our mercantile folks were little surprised At
half past 2 o'clock, noon 10 announced upon the
Exchange Books from SOmervie, N J. the fact OF the
arrival OF the ship Oxford Capt. Rahbone, below your
City with days later from England The jist
of her ncllgence-which l. considered mportant-Was
Immediately promulgated throughout the city. and All
anxiety for the arrival of the Newfork line al nall
past one O'Clock. Mr. Martin. the gcu.emaniy superin
tendent of the Exchange, informs me he mas mace ar
rangements 10 have the steamers news teiegrapneo-
which has caused no little sensation among those VINO
had previously arranged expresses.
A frame dwelling was destroyed by fire last even
ing at tho corner OF Spatford and Baker sts.
Aid Johnson tried yesterday for mlsdemeanor,
has been convicted.
man was accidentally killed this morning at
vne.s, wharf, in consequence Of being knocked down
and run over by wagon.
From Harrisburg learn the Tariff resolutions Of
Mr.. Sanderson have not yet been finally disposed Of
Many Loco Focos have expressed their determination
st under debate.
The Stock Market has had an upward tendency,
with large business done to-day. Pennsylvania Fives
sole at g. an improvement Of !; Wilmington Railroad
At o. an advance oils Reading Bonds at 6I3 an ad'
vance Of T. States Fives sold 99i, and Tennessee
Bonds at So Pennsylvania Fives closed firm at 6s bid,
65t asked U. States Bank &; bid, a asked Kentucky
Skies 973 bid 95t asked L. States Skies l07 bid, lO9
asked
The extensive cotton factory of Messrs. Wether-
ELL at Manayunk entirely destroyed by hre at IN
early hour this morning. Loss Sl2 600.
SHIP NEws-44 P. M.-Cteared this dtteTaoon
-Schrs Romes Hawthorn, Matanzas; Angeline. New
York Increase Westcott. do Joseph Boown, May DO
J. S,rat,on do Barge Whale, Baldwin. Mt. Holly
Arrtred-Big sula Bangs, Halifax, n. 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
Irncr G,p,,sp.-The Correspondent OF the

JUDGE GARLAyD-The Correspondent OF the
Roston Post writing from this city Jan. l3, says:
Iyesterday saw a gentleman who left Havana about
three weeks since who informs that he Mr..
Rice Garland OF Louisiana. the forging Judge at the
Theatre Teoon the night that he left His honor appear
ed to be very happy and contented and was warmly en-
pa,ed in discussing the Oregon question. He de-
cidedy of opinion that the order Of notice should not
pasa and offered to bet odds that would be defeated
in the Senate 1t understood that he had made up
his mind 70 make Cuba his permanent residence.
BANK RoBBERY.-On Friday, about two o'clock
parcel containing $500 stolen from the desk Of
the teller of the Boston Bank in billie OF that Bank They
had only been brought in from the Globe Bank fe~
minutes before they missed. The officers Of the
Bank unadvsedly kept the affair quiet several days
and thus afforded the thief opportunity 10 work the
money OF abroad On the day of the robbery four no
torious New-York thieves were seen in State street
Boston Post
JOHN QUINCY ADAMs-In early life Professor OF
Elocution subsequently Envoy, L. 5. Senator Foreign
Minister. Secretary OF State, President of the In'ed
states Congressional Representatives. and lastly return
ing TO his first love- again Professor OF horlc and
usual the old man eloquent has used up MS SUBJECT
Boston Transcript.
ETAt Martins6urgh. Va. Washington Cross of
Morgan Co fell between the machinery oi his Hil
short time since and was crushed TO death
@ TIE SPIRIT OF THE A6E'-the periodical
published by the N I State Society for the Abolition Of
Capital Punishmen,-con,sins this month an abstract OF
the able article in the North American Review An arti
Gle ON the Sacredness Of Life based on Scrpture-an
extract from Burleghs Thoug ghts-TheoPhilus No p
State of the Cause in Mass. Ohio Nd, Indiana. Ala,
Tenn &c-Rev Geo B. Cheever D. D. vs.. John Quincy
Adams-Progress Of Humanity By Prof Telscarnpf and
a variety of miscellaneous matter. Terms-3O cts ior
months copies 81; copies for S3 Address spirit
of the Age 40 Fulton by mail or city dispatch
(post paid.
he next No of this periodical will contain an able ar
,ice showing that Capital Punshmentis wholly unsanc-
toned By the Gospel &c, by clergyman OF the Church
of England the Rev Henry Christmas, F. K s, &C. late
of ST. Johns College. Cambridge, Eng.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

ry CIairvoynnce.-Dr. S. 5 Lyon and ); Dns's,
vrId inform i-r patients snd the public genersy, that
Mr. Davis having from hs sickness they
are she the treatment OF Diseases for which
pi pose Mr. Davis Is placed in the CiG-oydn. a:e daily
a: 10 O'Clock. A. ". Their Office is al * Veseyst where
lheir services Invited call liz Sseci
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
NEW AND ELEGANT cARPETMGs.

ry- BY the latest arrivals. several n-oices OF the
most beautfu patterns OF AXNGSsrEs CARPETIS6S Also
gr-a, variety OF FRENCH ArsusoS CARPETS. suitable
The richest sid splendid styles OF furnishing together
with the Of Or CLOTHS offered 10 the
public with al articles connected with the trade
Persons furnishing private residences Hotels or Steam
boats would fnd /, 10 their advantage 70 call at
dig 2vis- REUSEN SMITHS. JR 2Si Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

By E n. LAuL0N y Co
LOT g inches. sSinsI s..................s i' w 5000
7 n, on 2d.avenue near l3th.st25 feet 9 inches by
ll2 feet inches. 25oO
lG,s siae On each ud - 49,. - 800
u bT lV'i iCs So feet s inches. each 10000
lOa ;n,bas 1a 50 ..a. a,oO
,ors IN l2thst adjoining same size each s0l5 1875
0is ;nssss aa ,a.es each s. 10000
o lots on l4th.st near 2dsvenue, same size, each
rhs ~ Years uuexpired lease of lot on 20th-st
me nssr A. "a sS avenue. 3 cy sa......... l,5oo
ins s;zs - se'i' 800
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
amnsements.

4 nIERICAS MUsEUoT-Every day and evening
Aihs week commencing Monday jan 12th ls+s-Splen-
did Performances every evening u O'CLOCK and Wenes
day and Saturday ahrrnoons at .'cock Las, week OF
ne dAnt and 6ian,.s who take their dePsrtnrs for Bal
nmore Jan ia Asn superb set OF lisliRn fnn'ocein
OF s-chsnicS Dancing Figures also. Mr.. Hall; New
CSne Me!snse MI H.Iri.on; Dissolvlng Views and
SbfonatroPt also Laughing Gas; together with Mrs
Phillips Vocalist; Billy Wbihoek Madame Rockwell, the
Admission 2, eeots. Chidrcn under 10. II, cent.
NEW-YOKK SAUKEU MUSIC sccety.-Hew.
~ iti's Grand Orstoro OF Jepha-The above and
beautiful composition u be performed by the Sacred Mu
Society the Tshernacle OF "Wednesday evening, 2ls
inst assisted by
Mrs G. L. Andrews, Soprano her second appearance IN
this city.
Mr.. Rober, Geo. Page, Tenore.
Mr. Edward Sheppard, Basso-~iih full orchestra and
The Performance VIII be conducted by Mr. Hewitt. the
Orssnst, Mr.. H. C Tinm.
Tcs. go eachor sale 1.-THE music stores: Se1,on
Water sIs; j. 5. Perkins No. was.; !. D. Flandrow,
30 Bowers, aud at the door Of the Tabernacle.
Non performing mhers OF ihe Society will please ap
py for their tickets to MrWhlock No. ss Canast US isG
VOCAL fIUsIC.-EDWARD HOWE Ja Professor
OF Music and Org.nist al Bleeckerst Church, tDr.
Mason WI open an advnneed Class IN Vocal Music,
lure Room OF thu, Church. Broadway Friday Eve
ming, JAN TO- at Il O'Clock. Terms made known on The
evening. ia Sus'
MUSIC AND MIRTH at Pslmo's-The Harnoue-
lTi ons' Grand Musical Soree vocal. instrumental and
operate. This ETenng-compHsng grand Secular Con-
cert sud Ethiopian Opers Admission 25 Tickets al
Hessrs SAXON Mless Bookstore the Music Stores,
and AT the door Private boxes and he secured al
the Box Office from 10 to+ O'Clock during the day. Doors
open at half past Ito commerce stTt O'Clock. lSisua
DKIVATE DANCING and Walking Academy, No %
L Mercer-s The second three story building below Prince
Mr. J. II. Sesrirg respectfully Informs hi. friends
rous and public that he has opened his School for the
season his residence shove Days OF tuition, Wedres
days and 81 O'clock for young ladies' and mas
ters Tuesdays and Fridays al o'clock NJ for gentlemen.
Glasses viii be formed other dsys TO Meet the eenve
nieuce OF Pupils
Ladies and gentlemen receive private lessons al
hour occupied by Classes and every dsy II they wish IL
mr. Soaring much admired La Poss Ouadr. and Pol
ski Mszurka will be taught in addition La Polka and The
graceful styles of dancing and wazing Prdfe Soi
exclusively for pupils parents or guardians will be
given usual
Mr. Soaring would particularly call the attention Of
emen desrous learning WALKING TO his Saturday
ing GLASS; for all the styles including La Polka For terms
end na-rir'i.nrs R0nlv shove hlG 12rssofna
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

RSIIeu Dodworth'. Private Dancing School, !,
No ++s Broomr-st Broadway. Polka, Mszurks and
all other fashionable dances taught in correct style
DIS 5mis
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
Sales Real Estate.

The two story brick house and lot No. II Mont
eomery ST next 10 the corner Of fWster-st-lot
~ oy 80 leet- -iAo w
The frame house and lot on North Easterly cor. OF
Water and Montgomery sts.-lo,s AZ on Water
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

CRIME BRINGS CASH INTO THE GOLFERS OF THE
CoMMoNwEALTH-S. D. Parker, Esq. Commonwealth
Attorney for this district made his annual report to the
Secreiarys Office yesterday. During the year ls45 he
examined 9i2 cases OF criminal complaints. The amount
OF bail forfeited in the municipal court. which he has
paid into the treasury during the year. is SO. a 80
Fines and costs paid n through the sheriff. S759s 10
Total cash for crimes in the county for year ST.
G6G Boston ost
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
Farmers, Librnry-January Number.

JOHN 5. SKINNER EDITOR
fS- The January Number of the Farmers Library and
Monthly Journal of Agriculture is ready to deliver TO sub
scrbsrs and agents this day. will be found fully equal 10
any proceeding number. The following is list of the
CONTENTS suMBER.
Engraginss and Illustrations
illustrations Skeleton and Scotch Carts; The Po-
tato Ws.h-r; The Hydraulic Ram; Illustrations of the
Screw ust alton of WhGinsons Plan OF Farm Buildings
Farmers Library
THAER's PRINCIPLES OF AGRICULTURE, (eontuued. y
Theory of the SoThe different Species OF Earths-her
value employment and properties, in their relations 10 the
constituent parts Soil S, cton ~. Aericulnre-
PsTt On Manuring and Ameiora,ing the Soil. Par ii.
The Tlage OF the Soil, its Mechanical Ameliorahon
Monthly Journal ct Agrieslt''re-n ,.., .p
New Years Offering our Pairons-lmportant TO all
Trestiss on Mich Cows-The Translator 20 the Reader
The Msrylsnd Farmers Cub-On the Right Tack.
Farm Sudings-Their Locality and Construction
Description OF Wikinson's Plan OF Farm Barp Shed Sc
The Mode in which Lime operates Ill rendering the SOL
better adapted Tor the Gerninaon and CROWN Oh parcu
lar Pants 49,,
Thoughts on the Distribution of Lsbor-Suggestions for
The oEasOn Of Industrial SSe,sss io5 Spees
Cellars Spring Houses TOR Dslrles.
Flax and Hemp Hushandry.
One. Horse Carts Prize Essay
4 Hint for Agricultural Societies
Agriculture in France
The hydraulic Ran-Or Cheap Meuioo ot na'ius q Soo-
siant Supply of Water ,r,s
The screw-From Dr. Ls5dners Lectures re- pass1 Illustrated
Comparative Value of Different Kinds 0; Feooer'
Experiments with Manures.
Expense OF Keeping Horses.
Comparative Views OF the Progress OF Populsnon 10 Ger
tain regions OF the United States; With Remarks, by VIII
liam Darby.
The Importance of Draining Land
Potato Washer.
The Influence OF Pasture on Sheep reared OMIT,
Bees-Statisiics OF Swsrlniug.
Prices Current
" The back Numbers still supplied TO new sub
scribers
II The names OF those who subscribe 10 established
Agents in cities entered upon books and are,
therefore, not published in the Monthly LisL
" Price S. per ave copies for $40. PGyGb!e
a!'cdys IN odranee. GREELEY & McELRATH.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

~ Goodhue's Reply TO Gough.-Ths National
Police ,z-tle OF CITY, of Saturday addition 10
its usual various and extraordinary contents will contain
ong and nartcusr statement from F. GoOdhue, the ceie
hr,e1 oeranc- Missionary Of New London. exposing
the IA schools Of Johu B. Cough For sale NJ q Centre
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
Courr Calendar. .Tals Day.
I.nW Courts.

cneurr CouRr-Nos 60 Is a. "a. &c, 7s, 79, 80, 81.
50 a6S 81, So So. 90
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
vEPNoK- TIE ooRsAIR.

ny EUGENE SUE, uanssed by Thomas ny, Wlnams u ms
ESQ will be published Ssiur ay morning Inn u on
- snss romancs OF the ses and the terrible scenes ana
asery descriptions Of The c9r.s .nhoI w raS1 Of be IVAN
5r1v Law Pnce l2i cents To he trade 81 Per w
All orders must wiih ,S eaIe ~
be auenae1 so "a Anu-st
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

E The dwelling house of Mr.. Minns, a short
distance from Paterson n j. the turnpike road was
entirely consumed Friday last about 0 CLOCK mi
Mnns loss is said TO be about $780, sl,OO0 OF which
Ras nsured.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

~ FIR. Cough in BrOokiyn.-Mr John B. Cough,
having kindly his services, will Lecture again
in aid OF the Parent Washing Society This Fday Eve
ning at u O'Clock in HALLS Buildings Tickets 25 cents
TO be appropriated quidang the debt OF the Soce
70 No more Tickets w be issued than The wilt COM
f,rtsbIy accomnodae. GEO. HALL, President
H DESIsoS Secretary IL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
soARFs. eRAvATs AND MUFFLsRs,


AT THE New.York Cssh Tailoring and Gentler1on's
"A General Furnishing Establishment 1877 Broadway, three
doors below the Franklin House. choice assortment o.
fancy dress articles for gcntemens comprising tec
ori desirable Of scnrs and entire
new sty. Hers Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full coats cloaks and sacks, con-
stanlly ON hand manufactured tho best worhmen In tho
CITY and SOLD u reduced prces.
sn u oOpEt ~ W.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT CARBoSDALE, Pa AND
Loss OF LrFE.-We ascertain by letter addressed
TO one of the Officers of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Co. that about 10 o'clock Monday morning the
roof of mines Nos and ?, covering several acres,
suddenly fell in with fearful crasb extnguishing
the lights in other mines connected with 1t to the
distance of mile by the pressure of air. caused by
the falling body. A great loss of life was at first
epprehended, but after the excitement had some
what subsidized it was found that about Il only were
missing among whom is Mr.. ]. Hosea, an Assistant
Overseer in the mines. Many were injured beside,
though it is hoped not dangerously. 1t is not very
probable that the bodies of the lost will be exricat
ed fears being entertained OF another fall.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In ship Empire from Licapoot-sajor Campbell. 46th
Regiment Canadn, lady and servant; Alexander Chris
tie Or Hector Peliia. Canada Hyde, York Capt E
Mcleod, Geo w Comet, w Wheaton, and l56 in
steeregc.
In ship Iona from Haurs-H w Livingston, New York
Charles Heinrich. Wuremburg; Theodore Dietz and
Herman Brunkoar. Prussia. and l9 in storage
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEB

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
MTOw In press and viii published in few days-The
~ Act Abolish Imprisonment Tor Debt and TO punish
fraudulent Debtors with all tbs
also forms practical directions for proceeding under
said Act, with references TO gentleman Of inc
N-w-York Bar. Now publishing by
JANSEN BELL StaiOner, I5B NHssaH-st
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
FALL AND WINTER GOODs.

xKIM. T. JENNINGS h CO. Drapers and Tsiiors, I'm
w porters Of Cloths and Cassimeres Vestngs, &C. 81
Broadway American Hotel, opposite The Fountain are In
apt of IN extensive Of new goodH for Fh and
Winter wear comprising French and English Clots for
Dress and Erock Cassmeres In Of yls
Tweed. &c for OyerCoals, which will be mnde up
through the aid Of efficient corps OF cuuora
.onomy ean oy m Which we would direct and in rendering
style Of garmens such az must asus He
discriminating tha, views Of cheaPness arc not based
on the production Of any other uan nfs' rss ssineIS
such as have sustained system OF small proS
returns and prompted the solicitation OF ca rom uoee
who would really effect saving OF the extra pef csnage
levied under the credit SYSTEM
The atention directed To the Pantsloous department mu
continue to oer inducements 10 those who appreciate nt
combining aud elegance.
In addition the usual assortment OF goods kept py INC
trade we have aways hand ready made Dress and Frock
Goats anaoons Vests &c To snswer the requirements of
those who Of emergency may require nIt rsle
Also Fancy Dress Articles in great variety SCARF Sns
EandhsrchisEs Gcves Suspenders, Hosiery, UnderVesu
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts. Collars, &c NC sxls
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING Establish. .tr
ment 1877 Broadway, three doors below 'ne fIshpn
House The subscribers would cn tne a'uJ m artsd vi
assortment of Fall and Wintrr Goods Emoiecns NJ @
ntes styles OF French and Engsh pelio Coths i9r
ynrneus; black and fancy Boneans esstc CassmefeH ~
en,rs new patterns very rich s;yles of Silks
and Velvet Vesngs, suitable for she coming & IN
which will be made order at lew hours hoSeo, UNI ~
the same superior stylo tor WHICH "c os'"''A' -
Emnoyny p the cutting the beat talent 70 te
city do not hes s;e TO Challenge com2 a'Sr ~, ~
dine our prices will convince the most skepuca uaI ni
rsta garments can furnished al very reduccd raes ot
caah We would also csll sttenuOn 70 ue @ 49, ~ ennd
every article requisite TO complete genienan
of t5s and ches Materials selected by our ageni
in the Paris London markets. Abo an ASSORTMENT ol
ready oads DrcGs, Frock Coats and wlner garments Oh
every description the accommodation OF tnose requiring
articles 81 dress lux 'iniH'N + C. BOOTH CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

CusRTFE,S sALE.-By virtue OF several writs Of
&ied Facias 70 me directed and delivered. win OF.
nose TO sse Ff-ay 27n day OF February ns1t al 2
,;hl- ,f The CIty .I lbo City OF Now-fork nt X
k a. th- right title and intsrest Of Joseph Gaddis
hicb he had on 3d day OF August ls45 or o. any mS
~,,d OF In tbose three certain lots on land
sub rbe buildings thereon situate in tbs l2h Ward Of the
Ci,y of NewYok the South Westerly side Of
,slen io,ehe. are bounded folows. viz: begin
n Al ooin Two hundred Zee, distant South from
.h corner OF Eighth thence running along the
hundred sixty distant South from ba
corosr OF the Eighhsyenue thence South aiongs
line parallel h The ore hundred feet four
inches henceN orth Westerly along line parallel with
sixty feet; hence North Eastey tions Inc par
aie with the Egnh-aven hundred fest four inches 10
ID. place beginning Escn Of said ihree lots betng N
breadth front 43d street. and In the rear ,yer fee
ard In epgh on each sde one hundred fest four nehee
Dated New York, January 18Th, lsS
WM JONES, sherf,
TBos r. PEERS Deputy Sheriff Jls lewow
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
Appointments by the Governor,

JANUARY 10.
HERKIMER Co-Henry Il. Cozzens. master and ex-
aminer in Cnaucery vice William Holmes decd.
wAsHINGroN Co.-Harmon X. Sharpe. master In
Chancery, vice Marin Fairchild, resigned.
ST LAWRENCE Co.-David NJ. Chaplin master In Chan-
cery vice Simeon Smith. resigned Joseph r Flanders,
examiner in Chancery, vice Simeon Smith, resigned.
STEuBEN Co.-Edward Howell sup. court conn., vice
Ziba A. Leland declined appointment.
LIVINGSTON Co.-James w. Bennett, sup court CON-,
vice John K. HicoX. removed from county.
ALBANY Co-NicholHs Beecker Jr. Notary PuDIc,
vice Rufus r. Vele. resigned. Sherman Croswel, Conn.,
OF Deeds vice Frederick w. Cole, deceased.
scHENEcrHDY Co.-Roswell Perry, Com of Deeds
vice Martin Cogshal, removed from county.
RENSSELAER, Co-Cyrus D. Sheldon, Master in Chan
cery vice John F. Hogeboom, removed from county
Alonzo D. Wallace, Inspector Of Beef and Pork to hl
OswEoo Co-orris Hart Surrogate. vice Joel Turrill,
resigned.
NEwYoRK-Alexander B. Clark Port Warden, vice
Samuel S Wandell resigned John Baker Port Warden
vice Wm Newcomb, deceased Jonathan J. Codding
ton Com TO supervise the expenditures OF meney col
lected and received by the health COM resident phys
clan and health officer of the Marine Hospital vice Rob
H. Norris resigned.
Appoinfsd during the recess Of the Senate.
Frederick r. Lee Com. of Deeds, vice Edmund Gross,
resigned.
William C. R. English. Pearson H. jeremiah Charles
B. Hart James G. McAdam and George W. Stevens,
com of deeds; vice William Grandin; John Paulding
Elhanan Martin, Joseph II. Stewart and Robert McVey
resigned Samuel Cockeroit notary public, vice Samu-
el c. Cockerott, declined the appointment; Henry D.
Beach and Price Smith, notarcs public, vice Moses 5
Beach and VIM Grandin resigned.
(Appointed during The recess Of The Sendte)
KINGS Co.--Charles J. Lowrey and Augustus II. ST.
de OF deeds for the city of Brooklyn, vice Rufus
Claggett and William A. Thomson, resigned.
Appointed during the recess Of the Senate.
COLUMBIA Co-Armaniss Barton, Inspector of flour
and meal, vice John McCrasson, resigned
JANUARY 13.
QUEENS Co.-Gbert J. McConn, master and ex. in
Chancery. vice James ]. Valentine, decd.
WEsTcHEsrER Co.-George P. Halstead, com. OF u
S. moneys vice Joseph Strang, decd
SARATOGA Gown. L. Avery, master and ex- in
Chancery vice Daniel Shepherd resigned.
HEEKIMER Co.-Chares Fink Notary Public, re.
appointment.
JEFFERSON Co.-Patrick Kean, Inspector of Beef and
Pork. vice Roland Shpman, term expired.
MONROE Co.-Lysander. Farrar, Master in Chancery,
vice Fletcher NJ Haight term expires 26h inst: Sam
uel Fairbanks Inspector Of Beet and Pork to fill va
cancy; Simeon B. Jewe,t Surrogate, vice Mortimer F.
Delano, deceased; Samuel l.. Selden, Notary Public
vice James c. Campbell, resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
NOW READY VOL l, OF THE
Opt.. or TuC CEf,IISu pirRITAN DIyINES


1XJORKS OF THE ENGLISH PURITAN DiVlNES,
w beautifully printed in l2mo and handsomely bound n
cloth Zach volume of This seri.s viii contain about SV
psges and one Will he published every three monbs.
Subscribers the FIRST four volumes will receive Them Tor
81 So payable In advance TIE price to non-subscrbcrs
will be SO cents each volume. .
The volumes will he enriched with Biographical Sketches
of the Authors and Notices upon the character OF their
works by distinguished writers
The design contemplated the scheme Ia 10 bring
within the oil of the religious public the In
valuable writings Of the English Puritan Dvines and
while the will price works by well
such az Hows, BAXTER, BrsYAS, CHARNocK, &c, many
others will he printed IN great measure unRnown
Every work will bs printed without ahridgment
The first volume ready, consists oil various "oIRe
from the writings of JOHN BUNYAs, with Life OF tho Au-
thor by the Rev. james Hamilton. London
The first may be at all the oooKseiers ana
received Any Bookseller who has not
yet specimen volume can obtain one on aPPhcauon
Ministers Sabbath School Teachers, and others who nke
an interest the circulation c religious works. are
fully requested make known This Cheap Religious Pno
nrsyyion scheme WILEY & PUTNAM,
Publishers, l6l Broadway.
~ So well has this und e'tasing been received 10
England that before the first volume was ready tne rro
.br had nhained seventy thousand nhsrrbers jl5 3s
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of ths SUR ogse Of tne
1County NewYork, Notice Is hereby given 70 al Per,
sons having claims against Joham ~ Baldwin al1 o. ms
City OF deceased presen ,he same sane rn % s tnS
yrhsy, thereof 10 the subscTiber, at his sHcs NO. s
Cbr1es,,sst in ths City of New.yok, on or before he
twen,ieth day oJuly next Dated Ihs l2gr'een
ony OF 1sxua. y ~ Administrator.