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Just Received.

u2INE and Coarse Salt, Collins Axes, vngi-
IL MIA Oznaburgs, Negro Blankets, Sole Lea
tier, Coffee, Cheese, Spices, hot, Candies, Mus
tard. Black Pea, Soap. 49,, 49,.
Also, Sands sarsaparilla, Dead Shot sermi.
furc. Gray's Ointment, and Elixir of Opium Will
he sold low by the dozen TO merchants, or BY te-
tail .. ~ 1ucrp e.ero
December Is. '0-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-21
d.. sPENcEgs
Vegetable Pills,
Vegetable Tonic and Resfo-
raFfsc sgEsler~. Il

IT. r. eur i DIP. p,ig a,,g L.Fsr ss.,s ~.
FKsllE many Who haxe i.esa cusel ii slsese lin.
y gerins asseases III iiaese naeaieines. saaull
ialuoe ashsEs, similarly afflicted - axssl then.
selves IL she same aass and esErtaal reneav. Al.
-. BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. 81 every lad
llaasaaa cosssseaess, and al irregularities a lie
siselsvs organs, soaa sssid - thr ad - pFoati
agissa allaese u4e1ieiAes. Tai DISTRESSING con.
Yiaias. The PILES. i SON F,siesed, and ereniu.
y rana. ~ feSseseaing in lie tie u iLese Iil.s
AMI nissaES- A III warm weather approaches.
BOWEL and SUMMER COMPLAINTS viii
bssams tse4aeni aai il neglected. aesrEe and dan.
gsoaai these medicines ne eeEisia rensetsy, aud
lfl4sea Occasionally though tie wara season, an
eTesusl preventive ssainsi any atisck hi tllese
ramplsinfs; ard nader, remember that mn ounce
Vi prevention i worth Paund IT cure"
Price - cents PER bpa aoE taa Pills, AMI II Per
hottie for the Bites.
Ia fliD:riag certificate Is (roa. NE RI. +. l..
FrE=er, n ksEksEtc District, 4. e.
have used 10 ny family DR.. lTul's Fever and
Ague Pills, and also ID. Spenccf's Vegetable Pills,
for The last two years, and have no hesitation IN
praaauncing them IN b. most excellent family
modlcInrs; All an at oi justice u tia WORTHY
PDpielofs Ut ihese invaluable Pills, will state.
i1f tlic information and satisfaction ii ali concern
I'll, that my wife, prior 10 our marriage. had been
more az less the subj jet Of Ciihs and FergTs for
nhou; risi1een mouths, having iFieI various rene.
diea wiiliou. Fuecess. and Was xegy much retlIrcd
in flesh. A lew days after our marriage shc COM
mencel with SpenceF's Pills, and in i day or two
afterwards with Hu!i's Pias; he used about half
boS If each; the result vas, aApIeAL rrRr.
She Fesained her health and strength very rapid.
y, and has had no return Of cditk AMI Fsrer
since. ! believe ihese Medicines to hc harmless
aud safe; and when ussd - specifically directed,
arc attended with satisfactory results.
L. l.. FRAZER.
Pennington. heEsliaw Dis, :. CO
Nav ~. 1916.
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CEDAR GROVE
Male Academy.


TINS ins:.ia.ion Is situated IN miles north ii
Hil.sl'psough, In The most moral and heal
Thy portion ~ North cafoiina. The building
consists 81 sw'o good rooms. The spring session
viii commence On the lIth Of January, lsa7, un.
der lhe care OF ;. w. HuGHEs. 4. B., and end on
The 10Th Of June. Students vii b. plepared for
lie Sophomore class if desired.
TERMS o. TrITIoN.
Latin, Greek, Algebra, md Geome,ry, $500
English--the higher branches. 1000
Bound can H. had in coed families, convenient
to the acaieay, Ut $3.50 and $500 per month.
DAVID TIhAIN. !
&. &. TtANIN, r.-
JOHN ALLISON. SAius'ees'
TiIns. II. HUGHES ..*
December Is. Sew
is-Fs The Raleigh Register and Standard viii
insert once . week for two weeks, and forward
their accounts 10 this office.
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A MONG all the advertised remedies OF the day
I'd for iguc and Fever, Chill and Fever, none
sssp h, meet with such rapidy of sale, and giveso
much general satisfaction, as DIR. Ol'LsC ELE-
. DRAFTED PILLS. Wherever they have been
introduced, all tones in whatever shape, all mix
lures and Pills, and preparations Of every charac-
fer, dc signed for this disease, have been discarded,
and DIR. HILLS Ao.ic Pills have been received as
the ONLY PERMANENT CURE They stop
the chiIls and fever the first day, and do not sick
ell the stomach OF operate OH the bowels. r
Young children, and persons OF all ages, sexes
and conditions. may use these Pills not only with
safety, but with the certainty OF success.
Price per box, rs cents & -.
"A freshsupply of tho above medicines just re
ccived and for sale by 1 s.s..- =, ~
=. ...I~a. ID. HEARTY. Hillshorough,
j. B. M.DADE, Chapel Hill.
ii September ?, IN. t. ~ o. lsmo '-a''
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DIR. LAC0UNT''s
EEl |! ] !, ] & | | /:
II EExf x

NEVER fails 10 cure in ill cases Of Tooih-arhe,
~ when il arises from tec.yeI state Of the
Teeth. II il suplc IN it, application, harmless in
its eliecls, and thousands who kns used il have
declared they would NO, be without this remedy
if il cost $40 per vial Il j. mol catch-pcnny
production, bu, actually does wha, ii proposes to
accomplish.
Price 37l cents per Si9l.
- 40 ra.4agsssE - -. $500 %Emr%
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The heirs al htr Of intsonr Peltier, der'd
TT appearing 10 lk-s patssrarrrun OF me roGri,
that William Watson and Mary his wife, two
oil the defendants in this case are not inhabitants
Of this state; II is therefore ordered by the Court
that publication he made in the Hlsborough Re
cordcr, for six weeks, that said defendants appear
Al the next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
TO be held for the county Of Orange, at the court
house in Hil!sborough, on the fourth Monday Of
February neSt, TO show cause, If any they have
why the roll estate Of Anthony Peltier should mol
be sold To satisfy Judgment obtained by the plain
til in this case.
Witness, Joseph Allison. Clerk Of our said
Court. y Office, the fourth Monday Of November
A. d. 1916. .4&&ez#a o@@& - -. =s~ ~
r JOSEPH ALLISON, C. C. c..
r. Price adv. 81 80. Cow
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Notice.
December Is.

ALI. those who are indebted to the Subscribers
N mn to the first instant, are requested to call
and settle their accounts at least by February
Court. =,ts = %c,t
-. LONG, WEBB & co.
Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELE RAPii
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .AtsAST. saturday, Feb. DIP

SENATE. .AtsANT saturday, Feb. sO-7PM
Mr.. SPENCER reported a substitute for he House
bin in relation 10 writs o; certioran in cersn cases
This is the bill rsative'to Freeman.
SPEScERs substitute makes the biz general in
its appucation. It was subsequently passed in
Committee OF the Whole.
A bill was reported 20 incorporate Rochester
City.
The bill n relation 10 the transportation OF Goa
victs 10 State Prison and House Of Refuge, was
read third time and passed.
A long debate took place on the Emigrant -
senger Bill, bat no question was taken Prlor to ad'
ASSEMBLY.
The bill reported by the Canal Committee to re-
pair the State Canals by contract, and fr the aP-
pointment Of the superintenients Of Repairs by
resolution Of the two Houses made the special or.
der for " ednesdsy.
Mr. soPER gave notice Of the bill TO amend the
act of lssc in rrletioa 70 thg f-n'fion Of Senate
Districts.
Mr. CARPENTER gave notice of 4 BIZ IN relation
to the sale Of goods at public auction.
Considerable discussion took place on the jude
iary bill the question being on fixing the day OF
holding the elections.
The bill TO permit railways 70 carry freight des-
tined 10 ameorate the condition OF the suffering
poor in Ireland free OF toll. was taken up.
Mr.. J. SMITH moved to strike out the enactns
clause.
Mr. JOHNSON moved a substitute for the second
section, establishing system OF drawback on
property designed for ireland.
The motion to strike out the enactng clause was
rejected and the bill went 10 third reading
Adjourned to Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
For The Tribune.
The Ereuchuau's Cow Book.

To John :. SKINNER Esq Ed cfhs Farmers Library
EAST WINDSOR HILL. CO.. Dec. 9, 1916.
Dear S,r. Having had some experience IN rais'
ing Cows and having had my attention particular
w called to their milking properties, was pleased
10 find Treatise on the Subject, by Nj. Gnenon'
of Libourne, in France-published by you few
months since, which procured and carefully stud
led. And | think the book worthy of more stten-
ton than believe it has received from the public
in this quarter.
have found that his escutcheons, or marks OF
the particular classes and orders OF Cows, to agree
with nearly all have had an opportunity to ex'
amino. Il has been easy to ascertain, after study
inr this book, to which class aud order almost
every Cow belongs; which, as a guide IN pur'
chasing Mich Cows or Of safely deciding which
70 keep, before we have had time or opportunity
to test their qualities as mixers viii Tar more man
repay the price of the book and the time neces-
sary 10 a clear understanding OF II.
JESSE CHARLTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
VOL. w. NO. 273.

sentative Of the United States Of this Union has right
to make any law do any act whatever that thall d.
recty, or by ito effects, make any discrimination be-
tween the states of this Union by which any Of them
shall De deprived Of It's full and equal night in any tern
tory Of the United States acquired to be acquired.
Rsolred That the enactment Of any law that should
directly by its effects deprive the citizens Of any Of
the OF this Union from emgrsDg with their prop
erty into any Of the Territories OF the United States
would make such discrimination and would. therefore
be syioaton Of the Constitution and rights OF the States
from which such citizens emigrsted and In derogaton
Of that perfect equality which belongs TO them mem
bers OF this UnoD and would tend directly 10 sGbver
the Union itself
Resolred That II ia fundamental principle in our po
ncsl creed that people in forming Constitution have
the unconditional right to form and adopt the Govern
which they may think best calculated TO secure
their liberty prosperity and happiness and that IN con-
formity thereto no other condition 10 imposed By the
Federal Constitution State in order TO be admitted
into this Union except that its constitution shall be re-
publican and that the imposition OF any other By Con
gress would only be in violation Of the Constitution
but directly conflict with the principle on which our po
it!cal system rests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
The Condition Of Great Britain.

From wilmer & Smiths European lines REQ =
The Parliamentary proceedings have exclusively
sbsorbed attention The eyes OF the nation are hxed 90
Ireland where death Is doing is work through me in
srrumen4lity Of starvation The details are horrible
sicksninz The poor Try 10 escape, and s@oassno' ma
their way daily 70 England and scotland LNsfPogl .no
Glasgow are overrun with these poor cresurea In inc
former town a. many 10000 have received outdoor
relief IN The pressure OF local tszation on tne
ratepsyers Ia likely TO ruin many small housskeepeft
and Leave them without cCvrng or shelter Inc pres
sura has become 80 Overwhelming ths, Parliament mas
been sppealsd TO- but has hitherto given no relief
A d termired e6ort 10 being made by the wealthy
sses In England % assist the Irish BY means OF pryele
subscriotons and by abstainng As much as possible
from any 81 per1ucus consumption OF fosd Queen
Letter hGs appeared addressed 20 the Minister'S OF the
Church Of Enzsnd requiring subscriptions 20 be made
and aree sums have been thus collected IN every place
place OF worship snd By every form Of faith In the King
dom Unhsypy the state Of the Highland poor 70 near
ly 4, bad as that Of the destitute lnsn For them also,
ibers subserp;ions continued to be gathered An &C.
csson Ike the present depicts Ia i0rcbe manner the
virtues or the wees CT people In the way that the
presence OF danger tesla the courage Of ndyituslr
Enz.t sympathy for suffering humanity has long been
proyer5is but never under any former veitation wn
his phlanthropic Gcdks virtue exhibited Ia q more
striking and graceful Individuals contribute
handsomely 10 soften the rigors Of the casn1ty and
the Of the Prime Minister. on meeting Psriis
ept 70 dip largely into the public purse tor me same
object
But ths disress Ia nc, confined 10 scotland and Ire
land there Is much al present existing 10 IN
high price Of provisions and me reduced sOeA eDS
ton are among the that have aggravated e con
cton Of the operatives in many OF the large towns Of
csshre and Yorkshire The cotton mis- unoer tns
naaence OF the present quotations OF cotton are WORK
Ing Ian guidy Mr. Bright IA going 10 take up ne ques
don OF the cotton crop, 81 moving ior select
70 inquire into the best mode OF promoting me growth
Of cotton in India Indeed there Is prevailing eonvie.
ion that the dsys Of cheap cotton gone and are net
likely 70 return for an indefinite time.
on Monday, January ., Lord John Rasseh brought
forward bis great scheme for the temporary relief and
The perusnsr. Improvement OF Ireland. Money 10 10 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22

LATE FROM VESEzUELA.-Tbe Courier de'
Efats Uais has advices from Is Gasyrs up 10 jan %
The only intelligence Of any importance Is the con
armsiion os the election OF Gen. j. T. Monagnss as
President This said to BE- in every respect good
choice he was the candidate Of the party OF order ana
Of healthy progress The Chambers are about TO uou
lily the law relating to the press and 20 elechoh' Sn'
perhaps ths, relating to the National Militia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
rnnoEIyN AFPAIRs.

FIRE-At halfpast O'Clock last evening q Ire
broke out in story building on the corner Of ful
ton and Everett SIS Brcoky1 rad was ao' conquered
ill the building with most Of is contents was destroyed
Il wa, owned bv NJ. wm- H.nman, and occupied BY
NJ uoserhil a. floor ol cloth factory, and BY Mr..
spencer ss saddle tree f.ciary. The ofee OF the ~
Insurance e, "a, On the first aoor and the basement
occupied As c0cpers shop. Helo Is 1i'1s '-
IRE TO have originated Ar 1ndetn-- 'uoee.'1u :,
saving part Of this stock he "no'e los e''ii,
a, $1,000 mostly insured "ofAHah II ,ns 'O.' 80
very narrow escape from the names De I'D n'' ."o"
his peril until be beard the cry IN ise street and 'hs
whole lower part OF the building was IN HanAes'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
Tar volor OF DrLAwARr-The wilmingtor

Tar VOICE OF DELAwARE-The Wilmington
Blse Hens Chicken. abiding to the vote OF Hon.
John w HousroN, Representative IN Congress
from that State for the Wilmot Proviso says;
This faithful and fearless Representative OF tAe
Diamond State has voted N favor Of the N.io' ~
- Witch nrohibts slavery from al acquired Mexican
Territory Mr. Houston has truly represented the feel.
inss and sentiments of nineienths OF the people OF
Delaware They are not in favor OF disturbing present
io.ti,,ons bat are against extending the blight OF ss
very tbai the NorihAmericaR OF "Wednesday last said
in is editorial and by its correspondent Is no more Than
inst tribute TO the patriotism and independence oil
Delawsres able and faithful Representative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
Her child with a blessing,
saw knew that the Angels were whispering 10 NEE.

A SCRAP FOR THOSE WHO ARE ~ FAVOR OF
Corral Pr-SfsHxEST TO READ-Sr. In reaf'ns the
nsrratire of crcurns,Anisl evidences IN your paper
vas frciblv reminded u case when came unoer ny
ne-.ousl notice many years since. schooner sailed
f New York for Charleston, :. c. IN some u, or ~
,,,..sngers ON the voyage some dashed meal was
ssa-vea Tor dinner and while eating r. several OF me
,.s.,ngs-s became sick End Il was suspected tnAi
noise, was the cause The cock black man was s,s-
rfd and after charging nm with tAe deed "bien ne
denied the Captain ssked him 20 eat OF tne .A ".lH
he declined some one or TO on ne p-sen /, ~.
yssu the vessel arrived Al Charleston. TIE COOK was
arrested and held for Trial. - 81 ~
rh. mate of the vessel Was not " D. lo4he t' ~
80. NV him or where h. had gone. The cock va
b~ouzbt 10 trial New gland s&yer niLii.
~ p-.srt az the trial snd the only evidence ~sAhss
- as the fact that be refused 70 eat me poisoned
-. All The eloouence Of ne young attorney could
-. s.vs him he was found guilty and sentenced 20 oe
49, vi.i,ed him in prison, snd heard nlia many
80 .'.s-t hi. innocence lie was allowed minister
- -, GosDsl 10 visit him. 70 whom he asserted "a ~,
r.s In language 50 convincing that On me scsuo.o
- .,.tal hls arm belief TIA, be was innocent ga"
-; bnrv ssd the las, words be uttered snaI never
forget ...ss T.. q, =. .oisr,n and con
=. - ,ons that seemed % carry eonyicuon through
~ his innocence, but nothing could save
~, Many years passed and ms scene DuIlse IN se
80 -. ~ fhose Who witnessed . but coal1 never
so-5srt We al remember the pifsies VINO Ne'r M
~ L. are wears eyo. One Of then y Dooa
~ - s5l sbs, he As mate Of that -ooner put mo
W - 80, ,-iurs neat and led on he arrival oi
. :, cSs,es,yn This Is no tcton bot nsiail-
~, 81, 80 yttnesssd b. tie wTier ard his = one
~ ~. rpsry instances q lesa i1iuei -. -
,-r.r.tzntisi egi1rnce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22

rvThe Washington correspondent oithe Bos'0"
W1ig says tha, the L. :. Senate has OF late years
been mere hospital FOX feeble candidates Tor the
Presidency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22

u A negro slave was recently tried at Tho
dsax La By two justices Of ne fesee ana 'en
striking with spsie tie S7erseer who was eDdesE0r
ing u chassise birl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY February ~.
FIRTs-About halfpast / O'Clock this morning
FIRE was discovered in the third story Of the store No
80 WAierst occupied by Messrs. Graham Booihers and
others Il was put out though not TIL good deal
of damage was done. The FIRE vas discovered By in
surance Waterman Mulholland. =. Building No. suf
tolkst took FIRE about o'clock last evening but was
soon extneushed. Another occurred about o'clock
this morning In the premises 2l3 Heslerst Damage
trihing.
" The subscription to the Hudson River Rail
road yesterday was $4,000.
RorpryG The DEAD-A German woman called
Susanna Kug was arrested yesterday for stealing slla5
OK and two on three chests OF clothing bedding SC the
property of German by the name OF Stephen siegner
who died the 9th inst. Il appears that about SIX
weeks $40 the accused and Stegner came 10 THIS coun
try together and wife and shortly after arriving
in this civ s,egner taken sick. snd the Oh Of
February he died leaving. among his effects check or
draft on the Bank Of New YORK for sll5s %, and
qusnty Of clothing On that day the accused Susanna
procured the money the draft from the bank and
likewise took possession OF the clothing and went to i've
with her brother, who keeps porter house AZ No ~
Rivngton.st This fact being communicating 70 M
wanmaker the Public Administrator, be stated the csse
to Justice Osborne which resulted in the arrest OF the
accused a. above stated
ARRYsr OF FORTUNE TrLLER-Madame Jo-
fortune tell nr % the q 80 cents che inlenas
10 Justify hersef by he principles aid down IN Lava
ters PhysOgnomy and Comics and Fowlers Fnrenoio
w &c She was held for examination on Monday
~ Sarah Smith was yesterday committed 10
answer the charge OF Mary Cartel and Ellen Jones Of
1876 Madisonsi Of stealing from them clothing TO the
amount Of s5O....Msry WAldrOu. for dispossessing
Lewis Parser OF S. ~ shop in Anthony ~ was
sent % keep company with the Aforesaid Sarah snh
Adam suckerden assaulted Martin Cneeyers lasi
ight AMI Indicted severe wOUnd upon his head lay
ing the scalp bare % the bone Tor several lncles-
George Keenau ard Thomas Johnson were arrested las'
night on char-e oi picking tie pocket oi l. " dewey
OF ~ Greenwlch-it oi SIS IN money On 4ulfstiy
evening last and committed 10 the Iomos - Jlstee
Osborne Ino NJ stoGdart was eouinlii,ed issi n.-lt
br Justice Ke,-h1m for stab5ns lhos baenchie OF -
Delancey-st In tie arm with knife ABOUT oe'OeS
YESTERDAY. Two m known men this morning entered
the store OF Mr. Nus corner Of Grand and CArton SIS
and while one Of them held conversation Win me
person IA attendance. the ether Aited p,eee OF
I french ioeskin worth 81 and decamPed Nilisin
Hodrace OF no Liberfyst ~as robbed tais morning OF
his clothing while absent few moments ron % room
TIE Clerk Of Yelverton Fellows Of ~ W sieI,-
had bis pocket picked yesterday while On hs way y ine
Bank OF $40 and A check for $40 payment OF "aleh
was stopped on discovery Of ioss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22

4 Touch OF THE SUB. TREASURY N Providence
We understand that a mercantile house IN this city
recently imported cargo Of mossses upon which tney
Gle The sum was paid in gold and safely deposited IN
the sub Treasury until the cargo had been Inspected
and appeared that the duties had been overehArsed
and there was small balance due 10 ne importers
This balance they Of course expected TO receive in the
same currency in which il was paid and which the a~
requires 10 be exclusively employed In al transactions
with the Government But in this they were mistaken
They could not get their gold back hgan ana "e's
con,nelled 10 AXE their pay in bank bills not Of
which the Government would receive OF them 10 day -
Thu. i. this miserable farce Of sub Treasury and sPe
Gle currency enacted. lffoNGehee 'oNipA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22

L,cyxsr ouEsrIoS - PEsSsiLyAs;A :. =, vote
-.,;,r 81 licens. or - no license n Warren
County va. a on the % s's 1 .sa % ~ sSs,S
from ,ne ~ r., ~ Iceass- BY large maortes.
nave 'o'71 ''' lHsrrisourgE lnteLigencer
tn, Michigan House Of Representatives,,
80 ,.s, uas.ed 70 = third reaiins 5in 10 To-
90 m c.Di,Oi u thai stats 81 Lansing Irsham Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22

ARREST OF A FoRrUNE TELLER.-Madame Jo-
sephipe Adoiph was Yesterday arrested charge Of
fortune tell nr 70 the q 80 cents she intends
10 Justify hersef by he principles laid down IN Lava
ters PhysOgnomy and Conbes and Fowlers Phreno!o
". &C She was he'd Tor exAminatlon on Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22

II The subscription to the Hudson River Rail-
road yesterday, was $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22

There is no political news. The nisery tn Elan
deEs aud other parts Of the nsdom dresdfnss bad
a. II 10 Ia Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22

Mr. EDITOR The statement oiyour Albany cor
respondent in your paper of Friday relative 10 the
Law Reform memorial presented to the Assembly on
Wednesday places me- together with the other signers
in false position. He has suppressed the greater and
most important part Of it, (he only portion from when
the TINE intent of the signers can be ascersned and
this entirely changed its spirit and concealed lis object
BY inserting this, you will obhgc ~
Yours truly, NATHL Il. HUME.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22

Next Monday there vii be no legislation M. ish'
acrs succeeded in persuading the majority 10 emit iou
hour session al which very sorry, Tor here i
much 70 be done and the sooner and the better We DO
+, the more honor DO we pay to the memory Of the
great departed Mr.. BOss Justly remarked ts~t tney
could reverence the OF Washington while AZ W9rN
as in idleness Madisons birthday IS on Suncsy out
nothing i said OF H.
Yesterday was mild and Spring like since then we
have had more snow and today, sunless SKIES ~
ihavs little while write and looks gloomy enough
for those who number joint rsckng rheums As MI