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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04
T1gE SOUTHERN MAIL.

~ TIE Union Gays iha: the report that Mr..
p,Eenham had sent in the aitimotpn' ofthe British
government on the Oregon cuestion is without the
,,,,h,e,. shadow Of foundation
The same paper declares that on the subject OF the
r,7;s: there is no coalition, alliance, understand
ing between the .wo Governments. Each nation Is
pursung ,s own course. and promoting It's own inter
es.a The British Cabinet IS striving 10 modify or re-
real its Corn Laws-scs attempting essentially 70
modify our aboulinabe Tariff Nor are any other vars
,;ons OF the repor, true in the siehtes degree
we say farther tbs, Nj Walker and NJ. Pakenham
have never had eny conversation about Oregon that
yr w. sud Mr.. P. have never had eny negotiation
.sou, the Tariff ard that early last Spring Mr..
y. expressed 10 Mr. P. the hope that Great Britain
you'd repeal her duties upon orr agricultural pre-
ducts and provisions, and especially upon Indian
corn. And this is all that has passed between them
DEATH or GOV SrocKros.-our Philadelphia
correspondent writes q regret to announce the
death Of His Excellency Thomas Stockton Governor
If Delaware, who died last evening at New Castle
while sitting in the office OF the CLERK OF Orphan
r,nr.
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AmnseMtnte.
A mERIClN nIrsErm-Every d,

q MEXICAN mUsEUm-Every day and evening
Ats week. commencing Monday March 2-Spendid Per.
ornanees every evening al Il and Wednesday snd Saiur.
cay afternoons Al cclockb- u9snsur will coLtiruo for
sooet week hose Scripture Scenes embracing represent
tAofs oi sdom Babylon Palestin. SaG Jerusalem $50
sdrsd 30 o'ua,is Of tho Greai Men CT AGi.r.cl-
Also engaged te celebrated Guarisl Stgnor Btn!, the
Hydro oxygen microscope; Madame Rockwell the fs-
NOUS Fortune Teller; Fancy Glass Blowing Grand Cos
-rora,ns Mss De Merl!c. vocalist &c
AdrnI..:on IS c-rts Children under 10 l2l rant.
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SHERIFF SALE.-By virtue OF several wr!is Of fen
- acias directed and delivered VIII expose 70 sale
al u O'Clock M on l4ia day Of April 1916 all The light
ue and interest OF John Deane which he hsd on ne 90
day OF December, 1885, a. any ine Afterwards " ,So
hand The may be, Of, in and 10 OIL Tsir
c-Is. 81 land situated the nortnery sioe ~ Nav
in ths Fheenth Ward Of te E ,ilows 10
Yorz together bounded and eonta sids OF Tnir
Wit Beginning a, pon, tho nortdeeay fee, West Of
teenisiree! distance hundred INNING nence norther-
~ parallel win sna 1uS 50 fses Aeree
westerly and parallel Viz via he Thayenps los fec: add
sogy enS aod ez:ef Along me
with all and sins1aisai 20 III VIM JONES, Sheriff
NV. YORK, AarSn ., , Shs5s ma isw6w
n.T-Grcai Reduction IN Pdces.-We are ~ " n Se
T1ering from yard, well known sapenp1. e. NJ
eS.rd Red Ash Coal tolows Broken o; ~, ~ c cS
s NuI IS IS per ton free Of eaIage Consumsis Sen
Is IN hsyiny he best Coal the above plces, "eu
screened. 80 Ss.-,.., ra,y pesL
A(2wis- 20 S.o..y - -
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RENNIEs: PENNIES lin rolls Of slny 80 =
7 can be cad ., sss rroans oiass'
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Sonks.

VALUABLE NEW BOOKS.
CHARLES DICkENS'S Travelling Letters, part |. OF
" cents. Simms's Wigwam and Cabin, part 30 cts
Cheever and Lewis on Capital Punishment 30 cts.
Life in California by an American. S!2S
Lanes Mysteries OF Tobacco. 31t c,s.
.Iunkin on the Oath. 62t cts.
Hatfsd's American House Carpenter. -
Bb!iotIeca Sacra. No. 9, (F-brusryD 81.
Che-vegs Pilgrim in the Jung Frsu Alp. 80 CT.
Hand Book OF Oil Painting. Sl,50
English Puritan Divines. Volt Bunyen's worksl 50 els,
No,hire and Rousseau against the Atheists. 5Oc!s.
Timarshs Journey 10 Cairo by ThackeIay STt ct-
ke6ts's poetical Works, edition. 10 Cts.
Leigh Hunts Italian Poets, Sl.I2t
Sketches from Life by Lamar Blanchard. - els,
FairfaN's Translation OF Tsssc. 81.
Zschosks's Tales, translated 10y 2. Goodwin. 30 cts
Csrkes Complete Concordance 20 Shas speare; an IL
dex to every word large vol. 2vo; only s..
Gray. Eeey, Illuminated by O~en Jones IN lbs MlSSal
slyle a splendid volume. $40.
ms 2ti. WILEY { PUTNAM, l6l Broadway.
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lDin0ow 5ha0es.

WINDOW SHADES, Window Shades ii
~ WOODFORD, 1891 Broadway, in consequence oil pre-
vlous has just received large assortment OF
Window Shades imported expressly for the Spring trade
An opportunity ID offered 10 those about furnishing
their dwellings with Window Shades, 10 make seecuon
from of the extensive sssor,meDts ever imported
IN this cv.
~ B. Merchants and uphoisterets buying TO sell again.
will be allowed liberal discount Next door to the corner
OF Resde-st. Lafsrge Buildings. mf
AiTISDOW SHADES q oil preparation, In
w yraed manufactured and sold Wholesale and RETAIL
exclusively by H. L WEBB, 81 per cent cheaper equally
best' u and far durable than the French u Fac
tory No. II Divisional SD story ~ tho SsckeIt Buidinga
=. B.The Store 10 i53 Peiri-st four doors South Of
Chatham 2lf owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

an CHANCERY-Before the YiceChsncellor OF Tho
,t Clrcai-Charl.s Sheldon Waters, w. Whipple and
Charles w. Thompson Stephen 3. Peet, Herman h
pee, and Edward berrAn. Judgment creditors bill Miis
q Brckw.;h compisinats' SOLICITORS 69 Wast. ~ Y Sto-
phsr b. Peet whose place Of residence In tho City OF
Eew-York ard Sa,r ScwYorK but who absent here-
from Herman h Poet who Ia resdent OF Lltchteld
IN Inc Connecticut requested 10 appear IN this
cause by tie day May the bill therein VIII
Feb ., 1916 MI law3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

Iheiucreesed exports OF Domestic mdse. amount 10
$4,000 while the falling OF in foreign reshipped s
E0O0 The shipments Of specie aye in excess $4,000
The imports Of specie in Feb 10 about The
'sHse amount, Tho decrease Of Tie aggregate imports
aNisOO
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TAlkSANhS' eLATFUk1i SUAEE9S vs.
ra.lsd perfectly and permanently correct sof &c
dlafIis' SaiGsANas co w
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EEAiiCn DoG.ycr,h's private DnncIus schc Of,
No AS Broorns-si near Broadway Folks, MazuTSs sd
az fashionable dsuces taught in correct STYLE
I?S irntrs
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aurtin1t GaIee.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Anenoaeer.
ny HANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-stote
- 24 observation-disclosures Cash Advances made on con-
'neasa for Auction Sales
STATIONERY SALE.-Tbe usual sale o! Paper Sta
tOos Binders Cloh md Leather &c VIII be beld Mon
Cay, 10, which eon.iguusenis are also solicited
Ing usos easa advances viii be made goods when re'
Invoices should 30 tarni.hsd by tho sr Of February
asi' ' NEw.YoRS sfsIS e Ri SSS z b,s; SALE
TO eommencs Monday, March sd.
catalogue win be issued the morning Of safe
X COLTON q CO. Auction aud Commi,a.ou Nor
ensn.s NSs rs Fatou.t and 81 Anne. Liberal I'D.
''' 'A snd H S.OSD. returns mad"
Al The store No. 81 Ann-.t Al 10Y. o'cloei-
Comprising stand and deep ssa nne. sheet lead rpir.s
turpentne. iron scks lamps, doa meal hams &c %.
se:h.r with lot OF second l hand furniture
Also. =; pr!vs;e sale, 1000 Boston rockrrh
pY JANIS NJ. nILLEK-
ID THURSDAY. March IL, 1876,
IL O'Clock, al the store ofG Lee Knapp Palen, No
SOLE LEATRxR-sOce sides aemlock and Oak Tsnne
Sole Lesther-w!ih other articles in The lime
J. X CUKTISS Aucuon-er
EIETH SPRING HARDWARE Trade Sale, con-
s:stng OF Brnings ham and American hardware-Jacob
$ Pa viii sell this morning, al 10 O'clock 81 The Auction
Room, y PIa Coolest by catalogue, 40 casks,
and lots OF he above consisting OF Hand Psnne snd
Bsc9 Saws Gridons i0ns and ss9r handled Fry Psns.
Sad Irons, Fire Irons Bu,s and Hinges Curry Combs.
double and angie Plane Irons, Wrought Nails Graviaon
La,chss &c. &c
Also English snd American Table aud Pecke, Cuilary
Also Bras. goods Candle.uess, ssse. Balances, Tai
fora Shears Cotton and Wool Cards, Ak Heves Files and
Also an invoice Of silver handled Table and Dessert
Knives and Forks Silver Tea and Table Spoocs
Aso Iron Safe 100 Yankee Clocks and Fancy Goods
VIM W. SHIRLEY, Auctioneor.
RY II. L. WILLAKD.-Siock OF CroeSery, Giass
- and China Friday March 9th 10 O'clock al tho oro
No. - Libersyst-Ca,alogue sale OF general stock OF
aowing blue and other printed, white granite raised plain
edged Otp painted aud fancy ware gsss and china
Also ~ packages tumblers, sold lots sheves,
sale perempioTy aud goods be removed by Mon
day ~ give Possession OF R s.ore Gut OF town
cnn have their goods well packed cheap. IL.
SALh BY TRUSTEE AND kNECUTOR.-
SWil sold, public vcndue Oh The 9th day OF March
next ri clock In the forenoon OF that day. ~ Con-
rress Hail. Paterson tho new twoslory frame Dwelling
House aad premises late the residence David Miller do
CEASED pleasantly tho OF Ellison and
Church said town. Said property viii be sold on o-
eal terms Oae half the purchase money may remain On
mortgsg. number years The premises are siusied
that ulhrg DIV eings may bo erected thereon.
J. w. MILLER Trustee and Executor
OF The Estate OF David Miller, DECD
Dated January rs, 1886 M ~
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WINDOW SHADES on a new oil preparation, IN
w 'ented manufactured and sold. Wholesale and retail
exclusively by H. I. WEBB, 81 per cent cheaper equally
tory No. Divisional SD story q! tho Sac kett B9 dngs
=. B.-Ths Store 10 45a Peirst four doors South Of
Chaihan ~ zWl.-
SCOTS AMERICAN fashions
EIOR THE SPRING and Summer Seasons 1916.
JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE
at his office, No. lis Broadway. ma ltD<W.
5l7O PRINTERS and NEWSPAPER PToPHs.o gs; ,.s..
dol; do do do DC DC DO DO do DO 5 stas! viii,
a1st 20 ne in pertec, order and will sold al low prices
md inc K. HOE & co, g and 81 Coolest
aSHITANNIA WAkE-wsaf eoastaa.ly m aa,ans
of the useful articles IN family use Wnicn We es Se
price, soh gs9ess1 o s aSd .s
them Al loe.t prces. Block TN, Anunohy ana me-
'sie BHHa;A ''0 for sale at fa5ilE;MpS HART
SsTARREN'S NEW HORSE POWER and
w Tbre.hng Machine, very portable, made n superior
style OF the vgr be. of one OF Two
It. Z. WAKREN, N. Y. City
HEAVY FORGINGs-The subscriber, Agents for
Inc usDufncturers vii. receive orders any description
OF forged iron .uc ss Proved Chain Cables Il inch;
Anchors Engine and other Shafts Railroad Axes rson
Rods aud 9ysy desepaTRG 2! Es1y coz q En,oo.s
IrIRCULAR.-The undersigned hayrg been estab.
Sshed number OF years IN the Sign and Ornamental
Panljug business al No i0l Nassaust NewYork, during
which lime we haze gained tho reputation " executing our
WORK 90 we'll superior, 10 any other estaDIslneh
we beg leave 10 submit che following card:
DISCRIMINATING thsi II Il the general lPresaob st we
char more ION account Of superiority OF our WORK
artists have resolved 70 DO our "ofk On 81
reasonable terms md il as a1isica isHue AZ o0no
al any other establishment
Our friends respectfully requested 70 CAL ana asceF-
charges before leaving mel oIaefs
Late Alderman X Miller.
-ssrs 4 II. pay particular attention TO th- arrange
enI OF trir Signs make them rea; and aiira
i've.
n B-Flags Barners Standards, &c.
Mr. Miller having consented remain al The Do estab-
liahrnent and having made arrangements With M John
king OF PhateIphia :cr superior article o! God Leaf,
which, Will be warranted 20 change color, think we can
give general satisfaction.
s''' JAMES ACKERMAN, loI Nsssau.st.
New.Yo.s, Harch 2, 1916. mh2is0
MINES AND MINERALS.
THE SUBSCRIBER continues 10 examine mines and
uining regions companies and individuals, and 10
report upon their cspeces OF the and best
modes of using them including plans of furnaces kns c
His attention several Yeas beea particularly directed
working OF Iron ana Copper ores IN all para
United STATES II Cuba, the Lake Superior country
lc JAMES T. HODGE, Geologst and Chemist
Stockbridge Iron Works, Mass.
REFERENCES.
Messrs Saiius y Co. Joseph Tuckernan, Esq.
s. T. Tisdae < Co. Theodore Sedgwick Esq.
Sau'L Ward, Esq ~. +. Buterworth, Esq
Application can made to Mr.. BuTTERWORTH,N NO.
81 Llberry-s, a. te.ms &c. 25f lwt.&I1os
EAlkBANhs' FLATkUKm sUAEE sS mn
ra.Ssd perfectly and permanently eorssei .of 800
dlinflis' SsiEsAN&s GO w " A'
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aIURLgUT ON HUMAN RIGHTS.-Essays on Human
II Rights aud their Political Guarantees, by E. Hrr5u
E,s7 Counselor al Law In the City OF New-York.
Csnentr.-Chaper The Origin oi Human Rights; Chap
uTb- true Function OF GoyeSImen;; Chap. 1.-THE
Limiisons and Prohibitions; Chap. Unconstitutional
Limitations continued; Chap V-The Elective FrRncAise
Ian VIi-H ghts Emanating from the Sentiments and Al
fscl!oos Chap YiIl.-The Righta Of Women Chap lX-
The Rish, OF aoper. and its &ora Relations Chap Y
intellectual Property.
Published BY GREELEY L McELRhTH, and Tor aale
~ tbs luns Ofce I59 Nasasu-st. Prcs 80 ceH!s OF
JUST PUBLISHED,
= NEW EDITION Of CURloSlTtES OF LtTERA'
- TIRE and thu Literary chgracte' illustrated By l.
C. DTsRAEL,, Esq D. c. H. 9. A. Win Curiosiiies oi
AMERICAS LITERATURE. By RUFUS w. GRIswoLp.
new edition of This splendid work ready FOR the
trade in one very royal octave volume Elegantly
lone up in cloth Price for sng copies s. 80 liberal
discount BookselleTs. GREELEY u @cSLfAIh
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DoWLING'S RoMANIsM,
ILLUSTRATED.

ILLUSTRATED.
Just Published. Tenth Edition
THIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLUME,
~ with splendid engravings illustrative Of Ronansm
10 handsome ornamental binding.
;;heevers Lectures on the Pilgrims Progress. Fourth
,don Jsh numeroul Steel eng!gyugs.
Neat and elegant Bookbndng, In all its varieties
2 w has IN preparation Inc beautiful and costly
styles or Pictorial Bindings for Harpes Illuminated Bible
ihs Cheap Bookstore md BindeIy, W ruto1,st
iefis E WALKER, H. Eultonat
A NEW NOVEL BY JAMES!
DRICE -! cenis-WM. TAYLOR, No. 2Aa!or House.
Z will publish this morning, Roger Duuon, or the True
Prophecy. By G. ?. R. james, Esq. author OF Darriey,
Riclelieii Tha Robbers, tie Step-Moiher &c. &c.
No fst published complete This story Is equal 10 lhs
productions hs popular euhor In his hest DAYS 3l
A i.iiIN3CS.-The trade supplied WIKI AlmsEscs 81
q prices OF manufacturing III The Tribune oihch au4
S,TATEHEST OF POLICIES issued by tbs M1-
- tua Beuef; Lii, Insurance Company In February $780,
Office No. II Wsllst.
i. rNFn ,i.fAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

EaA FAkM FOR SALE, to close en- estate, as
greatly reduced prlce, In exchange Tor Guy pro
A~ perty situated Is mica from New York, and about
two ,les from sloop landing al msmaroneck IL con-
lins lj acres hich % woodland also, Orchards
and is well watered TEE contemplated New haven Rail
road WIN Das. within mile OF lp place n. B-A rare
opuorluny Tor any Wishing good farm al low price,
Posirye sale. Inquire OF ALgRED s. PURDY,
S7S s,;.sod. 292 Broomeet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

'S'ea'e Of American in ls45 3i4l7 tons Decrease OF
weigh Il iiO tons TIE clearaaces in lsi5 were 80 62
Sas OF American and l+o 222 OF foreign
ae following lis; Of the arrivals snd eiesrsnees ~
"s port for tho month OF February;
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6itnaiicns, as. Darlteo.

( sEJANTED-A stuaion by 81 American Young Wo-
w man as chAuberulad and waiter or nurse
stress excellent cy reference. Please inquire al Al
BROADWAY. M u
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY,


EeY Nm. TAYLOR, No. Asor House, Twenty Years
- Alter, or The Tnre- MOusGUeaires, heng Sequel 10
The Three GusrismeG. by Alexander Dumas translated
from the French by :. Pin Two pnFts PAN i.-pfce p
The Three Gusrdsman pronounced by AL TO he Du-
mas masterpiece The Sequel will be found equally
interesting therefore Ccet not eek the admirers Of III.
Three Gu4rGs-sE 10 be sure and read The Sequel.
Aso-The MsGticsnt OF on;-Des-Ar,s is'e by VIM
Hsud. Translated from The German tbs exceedingly in
eres,ia- novel oms No Of the Select Library Of German
Tales-publi-ned az the lo5r price nf l2i cents
JUST PUBLISHED,
Coun: Julian The I.gs Days OF the Goth HisLori-
ca Romance, by W. Gilmore Sims author Of Guy Rivers,
The Yemassee. &c complee-prce 81! Published
snd for sale by WM. TAYLOR No. : Aston House.
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DJ SLIShrU o IIsNI = ffJOpFUhU = NO IV5
Pearl.--
Otpevis school Geography ind ALas CoInsOck'5 Phios
onnv And Comscck's other works. ilcl11rg Chemistry
f5otonv Physiology Geology snd Mneysogv; 6uliious's
admired series Of Gfs'nrnar7 English Latin and dtee@-
also Latin Read.r Latin Lessons ana C-8r; Greek Rae
der viii be issued i Of Mayl Beu;s?s Pictorial Spelling
Book; Cooosrs Virgil Gaisfd-t's School and Family
Dictionary.
PW CO. also publish Family Bibles, Rollins and Jo
saphuss Histories sn6 Rohinson History Of England and
ksep nj all tuas for sale OF Blank Books
Paper Quilts Steel Pens snt other Stationery and schoo
and Classical Books generally, which they offer 10 bookse
I aud country dealers lowest market price. mi nia
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ATWATER, GOULD co.
nESIRE he attention OF buyers In this market to their
Dsock of foreign and Domeslc Dry Goods Prices tor
csah or acceptable pape) shall be made satisfactory No ii
Nnl,-st. BROADWAY. I'll 2mi.'
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TYVALIDS, REJOICE /.

mo TAILURS-A Counter Il feet long, feet wide,
with drawers and mahogany Top suitable for Tai
ors cuuing board. For sale by c. A 6. T. EYEhSoS,
gel PeayLsL iA lnlA
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-12
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT O:
SUPERIOR
PIANO-FORTES.
FOR SALE, In RICHMOND, va.

EDERHAPS 1t may not be generally known
n throughout the country, that as large and COM
handing stock of the very best Piano Fortes
can always be met With at our establishment in
this city, already finished, as at the largest and
most reputable factories North.
Constant additions enable US 10 present at all
times from eighteen 10 twenty -four Instruments
embracing all the fashionable styles Of finish,
both of mahogany and rosewood.
We will furnish them on as good terms as the
best makers sell similar instruments North. In
addition, we offer them for sale upon tra-sub-
ject 10 be returned if they do not prove good.
Should such an event occur, we agree to bear
the expenses of transportation, both going and
returning. Our great confidence in the instru.
ments which offer, and the entire salts faction
expressed by those who have bought and tried
thom, emboden to make these terms,
Out Of a sale OF over four hundred, not one has
proven bad.
written guarantee of their excellence, and of
good faith on our part, will accompany the in
strument whenever required
Having in our employ skilful tuner and req
ulator OF the Piano Forte, reliance may be placed
in the instrument being put in perfect :une and
order, and packed in durable manner for trans
porting to any part Of the country.
Prices vary from $50, 275, 800, $685. $50, and
GOO dollars.
We also furnish the Piano Forte with Cole
mans Eolian attachment.
NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and dealers in Piano Fortes
and Music, 1877 Main Street
January, 90, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-12
TFoR-rgE spEcTAroR.l

Although not yet an old man, have learned
several lessons, which, expensive they have
been to me, offer gratuiously to the young. If
they will receive them as they are, lessons Of
wisdom, they may start in advance of me, and
when arrived at my age, they will have less 10
regret with more TO enjoy.
have learned chat shilling saved is shil-
ling earned, and shilling earned is more than
shilling saved; for the labor will have disci-
7lined both body and mind, while the estimate
OF its true value will make it stick closer and 60
farther.
have learned that true lberaity is real econ
omy. she that giveth to the poor, lendeth to
the Lord" and therefore, 10 give is one way to
get.-''Ihere is that giveih and yet ncreaseth,
and there is that wihholdeth more than is meet,
but it tendeth to poverty. 1.-The liberal devisett
liberal things and by liberal things he shall
stand"
l have learned that he, who does not serve
himself must be servant of servants-that la
Dor is the proper appointment of man-that he,
who does not wait on himself, must wait on a
servant-that he, who does not spend his six
pence, has it in his pocket-that he, who saves
what many spend in superfuities and luxury,
may afford to be liberal, and may have the poor
to rise up and call him blessed--that riches con-
sist not in the abundance we possess, but in the
excess of our means over the demand
VIRGINIENSIS.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-12
ARRIVAL OF THE SUPPOSED SLAYER.

The schooner Merchant, of New York, arrv-
Coast OF Africa, via Port Praya, in charge Of
Acting Master Henry RoLANDc, Of the u. S.
ship jamestown. The Merchant sailed from
Havana in June last for the Coast Of Africa, and
was first captured by II. u. NJ. sloop Cygnet,
for having been engaged in the slave trade. She
was carried 10 Sierra Leone, where her case was
tried, but not being able to condemn her, she was
released. The u. S. ship Jamestown, Commo-
dore SKINNER, arriving at Sierra Leone shortly
afterwards, made prize Of her, and sent her to
the United States for judicature. Capt Larkin,
the original captain, mate, and one seaman, came
home I'm the Merchant. Passed Midshipman G..
-. Balch also came home in the Merchant. The
~ has on board gun powder, muskets, calicoes,
&c.--BaHimore .9,nerican
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-12
THE OREGON DOCUMENTS.


We have received the correspondence called FOL
by resolution of the House of Representatives
but owing TO Its great length and the laieness oil
the hour, we have been unable to give it place
in this weeks paper. We give below, however,
short extract from the remarks of the National
Intelligencer, that our readers may form some
idea of the state of the negotiation:
''On The face of them they appear, we confess,
to be OF complexion unfavorable TO nm early
termi nation of this controversy. Yet we cannot
permit ourselves TO believe tina, they presage
what they appear to do. We cannot but believe
that the President means soniefhing " hen he says,
through the Secretary of State, in the last para
graph OF his Letter of the 18th instant. that he
cordially coneurs with the Government OF Great
Britain in desiring that the controversy may be
"amicably adjusted and that there are no two
nations on the earth who ought TO be more a5le or
t0iMng to do each other justice than the United
States and Great Britain.
admitting the correctness Of this last posi-.
tion, the victory must, in the opinion OF the
world, enure to that one of tho two Powers
which shalt show the most evident desire for an
amicable adjustment In this truly noble rivalry
We trust the Government Of the United States
Will not suffer itself to be outdone.
"From the comments Of the "Union'' we learn
that the communication of these papers to the
House Of Representatives before their transmits
sion to the Senate, by whom the first call for
them had been made, was induced by the PEN
dency OF the Notice Question in the House, the
passage of which it is hoped that these papers
Will precipitate. Will not the House, on the
contrary, pause o consider this new aspect of ar-
fairs, before it commits itself TO a vote which
may place the question of Peace or War beyond
its control 2"