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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
PAINTS. OILS, vERDIGRIs,

PAINTS, OILS, VERDIGR1s,
NARslsH. &c.
rI,HT sIBSCRrBFR hz. a large sssorImrut %
Il Whit@ Lead Liuseed on, Chrome and Paris Green
Window Glass Painters Brushes a1d general essof'inen
roir- Ia that cinsie good supply o, these articles for
~ sn. HENRY wALDRON, 1870 Frontst
LAMPS LAMPS.
DICH MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS. from - . 10 -
n-.rh Dorc j,ups and lanterns from - 50 - -; mar
b-ssud ra.. LAMPS with shades, hall pN.c- sud store
is1np. lob-s wicks cAmphene OIL, burning rlid, &c
wh.iieszle srt retail. ~ low prices for cAsh a.
sfims C A 5ALDWINs Lamp Store, ii bovery.
chIIroR.IA GOLD FOR FILLING TEETH.
s,R MAN,ONs DENTAL ROOMS, p EighIh-sE-nne,
~ Abiugdor-squsre teeth i1se7d tori one 70 ar en-
ire set Every Op-rstpl guaranteed fnces m0irfs-'
sans1u eu y-srs practical Deuisil esn be had srAus
film.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
PURDY ROBBISs.
f,fPozrEAs OF sERNs~ FRsNCh AID tesLlsh
Toys AND FANCY GOODS,
srt dealers IN
FIREWORKS o. EVERY DESCRIPTION,


DrFICE " rHE RECEIVER ~ IAxEs,
New Guy Hal. Pzrk
fE1SNES-ISIS.-Nocc-i s hereby given ihst q 40
4 nlrloS q ONf PER CENT Will - made On az
TAxEs FenAlal1g unpaid on ne ls;A DAY 81 ftsAp~''
A.! TWO PER CENT. oct BE- l5In DAY - Askch-
TIE Receiver would uTe- psyersihc importance
Of makug - early payments - possible 10 asol &c
ard delay which sr1si 1eer-sag OceA' ~ p'
% ne per cruiG.es bc!lf ti4e1 - -.
HuuTs for r-ceiytrs money ron 70 1e-1-Af ~
Ia kAhle mnoey oLly fef-iscJ-
u ,anis HaRNEy HART. Ressi.-r - Vars
OrficE or rHs DEi- ASo hrp. CAS,L CO
Se~-l5rk. FEB 3 $50
FE'HE ANIMAL ELECTION ier Mac ss-fs " IN, ui'
Il Company wiI be held a. 10 cfi-r u " 80 vh 49,
day, he IN day y March rc,t TIE ~ WI nS " =
I. Ok rlGu ard c'u.- Il 2 " IT. rAsief D'0h
viii Be cosed from H. 81 10 te -sih harrn il-t.
81 t.st1c Tr-ssurrr.
=, hATE@.-A f1li assorn.--i VI common an is1eJ
- sksies, strapped and unsuspp-c =,
eLEieR BELls-A fgil sssorlneni or focso anu i,Hc'
strapped sl-igh b-lis-
CrrLrRYlvory knc dessert sniy-s so rofts 'eA N.Y.
pc.ishrd shoves ard longs, are slsDds- 1e ~
ms Hs.st It1TJs,. - F1is,r-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

-: inshog,e b sesch o. hun ~ ne present ccepsn
- Tor IN, residence u u thre- sores n. "
-esr he Gro 90 ysier csrred uN % ne SEQ
.,o-y with cold srd shower nsits srd al ia-
In rc verrens rr comfort The oi : > feei VICE sna =,
-s1+s hsftha book The ol :, unter lease noil we
-efv Tor p. gnouug Rel gou sad Lrsulne nlr yrss ~
sirt Al - per arlnm amer which there afe1 be "o
terms of Il yesr- each The terms o sac IA PC seS~
N ,Istsd 10 de purchasers wishes. ApplytO
49, I RLEECKFR Auctonr-r. RroAi-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
BY the bark Winthrop, from Bristol Mas to -
Francisco March q;
By the bark Russell. from New Bedford Mass. in

rrssen roesr captain Mr.. Foger. Chsnd'r Gardiner
mate Georre Sheffield Robert Calder Reuben
Coma rye Cmn William Hunter William ayrick, kdwarc
Coma Aber Br., Coleman, George Psddsek heny
Macy Charles fsmsser Charles swain. Aee', feeer Al
bert Banker Musm keynot, George Geo Nhpp.I
Chsr~. Cushnan Daniel Ms,dsr Philip 20 e.rsd WIN Ne.
gate. Wssisas Fredenek Chase, John kdede Cass
srdnsr a. Meah fhsr Reuben Cbzdsek. Joha ff-fo Nn
Sy, Alsx Hlum,n. VIM Boad. fors Bond, WIN Chadwh 10
Chs. james Tc~n.end Charles Coleman Jsnass Law
swys Of Nsnueis aud ten others iron fahs'ea sna "ooo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

e.. no KENT-A fun OF three room. on ne "a noci
-. ~ u Nsssalst corner Of John sfmlI ABLY eac''
laci nr Offices any kind Of respectable ageucf %
rmilar busines- They thoroughly net up A. ohtrs
~ the furniture ~ he sold with he lease whch uns of
aye wears end The lessee's unavoidable detention m ~
n the only reason for letting them Inquire Of JOHN
i. a rfN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

Ae ne county seat and farm Babylon Long Island,
- tanning about eighty stuae quarter OF mile
cas-. Of village ard frOIng the south County r.d
and on the Bay which abOupds with nsh snf game The
house so feet foni By y feet deep, with wing shout q
fsl squaTe marble manes snd siding doors Ii he par
Io. payza 10 front with futed columns barns sheds.
novels &c q neyerf4rg spring % water near The house
Noe. Of he purchase money remain on bond and mort
Rase or the Will exchange FOR New-fofk proper
~ Apply TO JOHN H. POWER, ~ Fulon-si n Y.
no lss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

>rOIICg-Ih pursuance oi Aaif~~ Hts-< ~
~ surrsie of the County Of kng.. noa- hereby r' 81
hsve agsns, WILLIAM JOHNSON As - ne
Cy II Brpokyu t-c-s-a pfs.~ut th@ ~h ~ e.ss
fh- s1bf3-r- he - ses-fs hsr.t sr-y
street The Cts Nssloss, Lsors no W
iay Of Apnl, lsfs.-O. tob~f a. -
DAVID JOHNSON, iAdnustf.ior', ~ sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
90 FOR sALE-A valasblo farm al New Rochelle

80 FOR SALE-A yalusblo farm al New Rochelle, ST.
Syo ustod sDouI one mile from tho New FORK and New
- Haven Railroad Depot. 90 The road 10 White Plsns
TIE contains between 90 and 10 scres IN nigh stale
Of cultivation ard ell In good fence, With large ger
snd abundance u fee p-sch@e and great variety
OF olher fruit TIE house q about So feet 'front.' with psz
"a on ihree sides with large barns carriage house Ice
sod all the necessary out bQidEgs On TIC rear Of
farm house. bgilI for study, from which
cOmnAnding view u We Sound ard Tho surrounding COM
Try. Forf.rsher particulars, inquire u
ma Inn JAS q CLDyyEY a. Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

FOR -slE.1nH urun--iF ne lofAl rtrs fei-
b n@ of Avenue snd fl- h,y uil-s1 cral ilinx tfon
- IS to 10 Lnts Ot the pf-us-a ares dNc-ii i,u-
sn house otsr Improvements ard fflii Or
choice selections The hn dngs srd f-re- ~ ~ ne osI
msf-rs. srd thorough workmsnship bun ~ me Gay ~
cash The above 2. euftiy sius.er on fish ffpni - 81
exec i-nt shborhoot opposite ~ rrf. a. ~ WI
NDo Fsr s-i corrmsrding good view r ~ kt'i tll
H.rer Rivers Being in n-al epar 81 free ron every
iucamhrsnce his properly 10 deemed worthy ine etrnNeh
II Gentlemen VINO desire quiet resd-nc- s11n issrcr
M in.an flaAlr nallrr On re preInlses mlunN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

NrywtORK sUPRsaE COURr-JANks OLwfLL ss<
" MATHEW dwell skau.t ANDREW NkDLtf-fou'
d@-uasnt ANDREW MEDLEY foa h-f~iy .uamEn~f =
The Of james O~-i and Mathew Dwell P.ss u
sgz8st yOg o shh eopy hreto ann- and &, ssss so5
ioaf tho City of Ne- RI s1 OIL sy ss5s
81 fs ~Fslsrs 81 Che ~ fs-fss
~ psia'rs ase judgment agtst you or 81 yAh0 90
Interest," ffh ~ March ISfl bec- cst n "a r
Yofk March 5, lsss u mchAHON, u Paiaifs AuafnsT,
ll thslihrf- street, TOO sh~i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

- FOX SALE.-A Ysrm. Sies sted on Throgs Nees,
estch-st-r within onef 1grih mile u the vi age and
- o. lbs road leading . Pelham Bridge and New Ro-
r-!e-cOc 50 Of upland and acres Of sal,
rsc0W There q yOIrs apple orchAri acd p-ech ofch'
IL l.u bearing, hundred cherry Trees - Inc sos sp
proved s0as with Other fru The avr, " about
srres Ell studded lh u.t forest s5d Ornamental uees
Ga The pfrullaes foe rev d~elins -noas- oHni enD
aDd &c house. are ice pos The premises hard
.1r- view RON The house overlooking The vlsge 10 10
dis..n from CRY Hal ~ miles, from ne Harlem k.rosd
De al Al Wisns's Br3g-, :. miles ard miles from
-t-.ubD. LaDdn Poet Once 10 sghl 4 he nousr One
h.1cnn remain On bond and mortgage FOr terms kc Sp
~ "a A i BLE-CkER Aacton-er. Brosf-.t. m 3 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

>FAR5I FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
90 The subscribers will of-i sale a. public sIcu0ls &c
Tu-sdsy. March - 1873, 81 ~ Oeiars' d on ln-
prem herein amer described al hat certain farm VI and
s.sis N the u A1lnt P-asani Cogay Of eschss
ter sad bounded follows he sOuh - Nc lamb OF
Isaac O. GrshAn Jr and s-sifh C.aSsOo % Nc ~es y
n. lads u David Hsmmood .od HcsueOo Nheee', on
me norh BY The lsnd u Johs Foster ard area
and "a tbs By the Saw NIL River eontainng ~ es
10 zbJai 50 Of which are wood anf Sad 'srm
The properly u The ste lsasc q Graham esL1Aied
OF the west fe Of he Harlem Railroad, ard sd pufriug
hereto oue mile fom th- Unioryir Depoi and oos nile
add a bali from TIE PessentUe DePct sni 10 The neish-
bofhood % lso chgrchrs.
90 ne premises will be found good ewelins house
barn and other oubudings; orchard Of grsed fruif
rgi, and sbantance o. good water The lam
IN good ooctitor and aI.e ntsp uis5ls Por farther pas
gcG-ATs apply 70
JOHN NEWMAN, Uaio2vt!e
II ue sad dag sao-d prove ssofay Tie sale wi! be bed
| 90 ne rexI fair Cay Hflmh1Q~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

IbCbtfC ADMINISTRATORS Ossick, soI N..-sa - 80.
Nots- esf4~- n-ff % "a 81 -.
ToFHER SgwdkN oflbs cay u ~ Too. ais stsau,sss
ANN ..s-f have f-a llstsi- ttsil
srpy sgfrues of th- gosn 81 N~- Tea 81 i.iisf'
apoa ih- a - 80 rt~sl-f- - -
Gsfrh mt a'focs ~ Dated - fofs =
-. lss4 81 l4ss~l JAnks :. THAgEi, f4sie -
UJsLic ADnISisTfsAloRs OFffCE. - Ns...s = - ~
tc I~r-tf ss-r. The f-istlFss ol ol PAU
PBkLAs Of tb- Cy Of >s~ ro., soofsr 3sr-zs~s 40
-e-a s>a i-t-sisis, lat shzI spyy - 1870.
Of tk- eosriy Of N~s fo's ~ - -
~ ih- s<1 1lssts'e 6sy Nsrgh 49,
o'ciask n ih- .ofsl-,oa-Ds,ss NJ Yors - - lea
~ 1i~s- JANIS ; IN ATfE. P1liE 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

NfOIICs TO CKEDlrORs-In plrsasl,- OF of1-fs-es
" lasc Msari surrogate Of tls Couu Of o od'sa et.
hsf-h gwen accot1g 20 law n All qsrsos hsfas e.n 400
john H. IOMLINsoN late of The Cify - srbsA "
they required o. eFhhr f- E - ioafhs
th-r-u rb-r. the s5unssfor of ~ sst'- q ~
i-ceased teir Office ~. Eupr~ n0ek % starr ne O.
syracu.- before the 1h dY n Jng lNf Dated sfks
Jal4sry IS. iss. JANIS T., HoORHfEs, ,t,,,,,s,,. q
Dos fsefm JOHN d. NORTON NN's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

d SAIItfs "a the Inc Of he Hid.on River Rsroed
81 In the T~s0h " ard u lhe CIV n Newly ort. Al
r-r.ons are respectfully informed ihst 81 bulldog
zach containing uren, isud or house garden nf orr.
mental grounds overlooking h- Holds sihil itr-- l
a wal Of the D6rtl of tbs Railroad j. row lrerri rf
a q on plan similar 10 The Moru.snis Village pfOp-ry a
Is per ct lower than any other properly on NJ l.-1i
lfording eQuz advantages portion " HI pfp'rf ,
,ir-.fy -r. .ust Tor hy persons " hO viii Improve I'M
mssi-y aud IA books M be keps open alA M l7l "
Fe rusry slOfd others pppuftuniy 10 secure pser
f their own flr small amount ~ money FOR urtef p~I
,,...i.-. .,.,fy. A., A n LYON "A " st.r-.t n y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

frAiIrUftNlAS- esq sad e. ne store OF ne unl-i-
sf-r@s EVER frir- = nrussols reccsssry FOR ner
use sfer h-r sfFs =. san francisco All siuc :. put u2
10 rlalueri 90 keep G-l o. wsrrsns-i frniri hsAols
Tlr i-sfyfu 40. .sso-sfions 'lruslsc grslliousy
~ S. KEMP. ll6 Nalfss- Ntw-io-k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

VI pri ci-res have tesn pro-ou-cet by Pot hen~it
rr.~trai s-ossi-fed with every mode q washing
ro'd - he most complete machine ever invented ior re
narpo.e % ~ P A. Grsiing, 20 who a psrner OF
I'll Hess s1d Com stockton. in the virginia god miuef
.na = constantly sgd n washing go y ihAH = NJ
oniy mschne be- -oull % CsoTni Gan br seen a.
IN sfersf ur sars, sud ~ ia -et-i-le' 'ntl7 Asu
arns OF al ki-ds nay BE- fOnrt. MO St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

~ PURSUANCE order Of he sarogs u ne Cs1ay % -
ror. not- h-rsoy gwen % al pers1. hssils clans -,
JACOB nAkOIF iste n he city n N~r fo teels~i -
the cam. al soush-rs t.-of if-r rss.s
10 Rroatksy m CITY II s-- fod r-f1rs ~ ,-
day Of Jlr- rt-Dssf Ne~ fof ne 4rh 80 = -
Der 80 MARIA b aaKOLF Atrr-tfs1i
al t..srs RUDOLPH AFBr hfnri-frsBf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

r ORDERof TIE Hon Ffsi-re. stessas Jadg- cod
tDNotc- Er~u that tshm-ut tas ssu-j scsf
estate IL HENRY sAHhi. s1i THOMAS WAihiN,, d. ~s~
i-orors Be so or y neat u ~
i-bts unless thy spear .at de- sfg- sufl afcerf sl
sthn mr. pn1ths Nm u hfsi f4pssts,4 % us y -
payment sny t-ofs dl- - t~ ~ rs1t. o @ ~
and PIE f-F-y ~ them 'of TIER Q pff~fy sAs
sfst- 1~oflx s1f The 80 .lh pflpev
h-n orbdt~n b. 49, snf Fot.-s0Fsu1~r - -,
"a iassux CT ID NORTON Auaro-s Aifaflnx Cryffsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

DOyriNis-Good~il'. Pa.rss Cement shssihirg fof
III Roo. 10 cheap ill., ard cIrsoeprce q cts per oos
sd OF rough hsmck boards "a cers per oo over % or
rinc ard a. sn;ea Apply % GOODWIN, = College.
place nesr ChSmh-rs-sl hsierencss h e.otd' iegi
feet - Wests; Alderman Ferris, ROOT sore, 4a Test ~
0rserwichsi q c Ey roof coae 2S7 feel lio Froo1'I
fa.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

-, FOH rtIE-A d-sifshe cOcnUy r-sid-aes
- Greeusich. Conn Thai Vsl1 abe properly lss tis
49, rs,dence of Wn. Knapp deceased, c0rsHins Of Q
fargs double dwelling house barn, and other UuI ogdio
nnrt tou.e add shout -shty acres divided into fass
dow plough pasur- ard wood ard The house frOrt.
.hs COcnectc1 tgrrplse, q ~ miles from New fors ely
h.f rni!s from The y. T. 4 ~ H. kSlfozt l~o aud q
haf niles ir0m DE- Steamboat landing e. ROXY Neck
qusu-r q ME from he trO principal sl0op land 90
ahor Ou- nile fr8n churches " df-r-nt denOuna
aDr. 40 Two good select schools. Tns hOls- and
Buildings sh aou - q and ~il be sod seperst-
~ n rsQursd. For farther psrIcusfs Apply u r W.
KNAPP "a he DreDs-s " tie s1bscrb-r rs ffo1t-sf
YOrs N 90; sod before nc sth DAY % March rexL
viii b offered 90 thai day public s1etoa th- pfem
,es a o'rlocs l2sful SAMUEL o. CORNELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
D0UDKkrFE. POIDkhTTE, POUDRsrrE

- -. 49,. rs'...s ID 1-Ssil' Al he o.
fee Of lhs Ne~.Nork Pouirrtie Co 3 ChanheTst Also.
Ferlrins Poxc-. fof eow ere. vir-s fruii Trees anc
grass plsis-ty ttr tox. g.. IS snu 81 ca per box
Of.ers removal o. the contents OF ans sid
eesseoo earsu " allsnced -. Calssl Aca Trustworthy
men ways employed. ~. .w's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

e5 one of 3 scres-hOuses and barns wood fu good
- mill .es on each miles from Por, Richmond, wher.
GEORGE = BUTLER,
ms In spuce-st T-iture Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

- FOX -aI.E-in the village OF 1ons-r>' &C.,
Is rrirs Cottsg- brit asi spFue. Pleasantly sHaH'oJ
~ urop a. elevation commanding heAuuili 49, Yl
th. B.tson River srt iocset upon ne nan oso ~iu
- rrirrf4s wrk = The eSmhosi- s1ingi ih-fe go
- ~ u.fer srd oui-bui dings hsfsr-scTe oi snc VI
ft-aes Also several choice ocidinS1 lots coinlall .
al sxte-.ve ,i-Ss u he Rlver he hai % fA' - 6
.el-,. T. y, - -. wl2 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

fbtbiiC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. 81 Nss.s4 -
Nsie~ s-r-t} grsa ~ Dc relatives s1i l~Et ~ - y
CLARK ~ The CO ri A-r fo. Enssf. lrl-ss~i 80 -.
r-1 ~ n-s- 3-t in,e.af- nat slsi slgy D. 80 ,s 49,
toaay d s~~ f1rs ior Lstsfs 81 A3rlstIsa ar ~ ~
tle ssd Ltests- sAy 1f at e-a~
tsf-fsylil-Dsiet Ss~ iaf.. 20. -. l-ts
ml art- aNEs \ fHAYER Fahls Afrlr |si4f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

IDI UkEFH u Hon IHsf-s Dsy JIifr y ~ TITt
ID es- N0uc- hereby sfrn plfnsni % ne Ffvf -
alfhorts Attachments ab-oufuf. c0nfeai -
t~tors has .sgrt sg-t NJ $50
Il WILLIAM BRADFORD resident doctor, 40 - -
- dlf or the ~ hs t-ls Ha-ss BE- sff~d -
ichsrg- sse1u-ni socnris iar a sine uai' 80
rubista ofth 1or-. an th- - payment ai saJ 60
Ara residents Of ih STAT. az ~ delivery Pr -n
b. II an properly ~ftu t STATE 1soagnx 70 u % .
0 Hr
void-Drte th- .irfe.1ua fsy of Aaxsst, ist>
JANIS ) sLCffkR Atiof1sJ &c ALs'hnS f-i.at
sals faxsm Wal = sss Yea
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-28
OUR rrnsr CITY sUsscaIsER.

On looking over our original city subsciip-
ton list day or two ago, we noticed the
name Of one Of the first Taylor men in
Wash'.ngton--Mr. Joshua L.. Henshaw.- :
The circumstance brought up to memory
mfIny interesting incidents, connected with
our battlings for the old hero, against the
odds which then pressed upon US. Mr.
HensIaaw was the first city subscriber to the
National Wing, and has stood by US through
the darkest period Of its existence, He was
no ia'ir-weather friend. We like to recur to
that time, when the Taylor party Of Wash
ingt.on numbered some balf-dozen individuals.
MIR. !ienshaw was one of them. His ad-
wee ,,nd counsel were always signalized by
,,rud ence and wisdom, and he contributed
with willing hand to the support Of the
cause, in which his heart was engaged
Mr. Henshaw will excuse us for abiding to
him thus publicly; but we are determined,
50 far as in US lay, to do justice to the little
band. who braved political obloquy in the
days OF our beginnings, to support the glo-
nous cause, which the National Wing was
founded to sustain and uphold. Mr.. Hen
shaw needs no commentator from any one.
he is one Of our most esteemed citizens
gentqeman, who has won for himself the high
est reputation, in the most useful and respon-
sible profession in life--that Of instructor Of
youth. His political sagacty we bear
cheerful testimony to, and endowed as he is
with all the attributes Of eminent scholar
ship, we sincerely trust, that the time is moi
far distant, when he will be called from the
tolls and responsibilities Of the school-room,
to another less laborious and more profitable,
though not more noble oecupation--emPloy-
nent in that public service which he has
contributed 50 materially, by bis success.
'ful efforts to bring back to It's original purity
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-28
LETTER FRoM r. 4. BENTON,

We take from the Evening Post the following letter
from Senator Benton, touching the merits Of that
well known and highly esteemed periodical, Hunts
Merchants Magazine. The letter conclusiveiy shows
that Mr. Benton reads. and understands the true cha
racter OF the work fact which renders his dicta the
more valuable-.N Y. Mirror.
WAsRiSoToN CRY, April 20, 1919.
( Mr. FREEMAN HUNT Sir-f o,ve you many thanks
for tbs opportunity that have had to read the Mer
chants Magazine, and have found it in reality
to be magazine, and that well replenshed Of al the
useful matter which the title would imply and pre-
scented with falnsss and clearness which delights
hile it ;nstructs. 1t !, In fact merchants maya
zine In the large acceptation of the tcymerchants
who 60 between nations--.yhose large operations
bring many departments Of knowledge, and view OF
the state Of the world into daily refuisiton But
not the great merchant only, but the OF more mo-
de.s but nevertheless Of useful operationsthe
merchant Of the interior also--who will find this
magazine to abound with the informal ion the pursuit
of his business and the elevation OF the mercantile
character requires Nor Is its utility at all confined
to merchans but extends to tine legislator and dplo-
ast, and to all who are charged with managing the
Affairs OF mutton. Tor myself have found it most
useful 10 in my Senatorial labors and have been
in .ne habit for many years Of carefully consulting It,
Very respectfully, sin,
Your obedient servant,
THOMAS II BENTON.
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AN UNTRUTH,

For opinions sake, and political opinions sake
alone, no man, we are sure, was ever removed BY
Mr. Polk or the members Of his cabinet, though he
came into power with pledges on his lips on the
subject.-[ Union Of yssfsrday.
Our neighbor appears to have lost all
sense Of shame, all perception Of truth, all
appreciation Of what is due to propriety, or
he never would have indited the above
sweeping assertion respecting the Admins
tration Of Mr.. Polk II is untrue from
beginning to end. If we had file Of his
journal by US, we could give thousands Of
instances to disprove such statement as
this. One case will do, to show the onimus
which sctuated Mr. Polk in removals from
Office. 1t will illustrate every exercise Of
the appointing power during bis term, Mr..
TRIee was appointed Postmaster Of Lynch
burg by Mr. TYLER, to fll vacancy csus-
ed by the removal Of an incumbent, who
was rich and who performed his dutJ by a
deputy. When Mr.. Polk came into power,
every effort was made by the citizens Of
Lynehburg, Wing and Democrat, to. save
Mr.. TRroo, who was WING. Mr.. HoP-
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Inc production of iron Is rapidly Increasing
10 this State, and one good evidence of II IL oiys5
IN the Cincinnati Gazette The editor OF thai manor
writing from Chicothe, makes note of rhe pnara
lions u Company which has been chartered for the
purpose Of engaging In the manufacture Of iron In
Laurence county. Their charter gives them nnuar
TO construct rniroad through the heart Of the ron
region, and sufficient amount Of stoct has haon
subscribed 20 finish distance Of twenty miIcs tn,
have also purchased large tract Of land an ~ ha,,
OF The Ohio, about two miles above Hanging Roy
as the site OF a manufacturing town. What ill.,
prospect Of building y up is may be judgeI from,
the fact stated that ut Hanging Rock there Is snrna
rolling mill and foundry and within Is miles Of i,aj
briefly given by the writer: ~ Is
q furnacesi $4,000 tonsir ST, 100000 in y,,..
zIOo hands employed; 400 oxen employed; ~ ~
people supported; 6000 barrels Of hour con,
zvooeo bushels Of corn dot 100000 counds Of ba
Besides all This there II large portion oil beef
itis sdtsJ III. u. other articles also consumed
buiii,-Ps" iour OF five new furnaces are 10 b
~, ~ Amer vi +
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Very Late from 81. Domingo--A Battle
souIouque Victorious

The schooner Mary and Elizabeth arrived here
Yesterday afternoon from Maragone, ST. Domingo,
forms us that President Soulouque had after severe
battle, taken from the Dominicnns the towns Of Las
slatas and ST. John, In which great many Of the
Dominicpns were killed and taken prisoners. Many
Of them escaped abandoning Eve large pieces Of ar
tillery and FOUNDER.
The above attack took place on the morning Of
the 18th March. Gems Bobo, Vincent and Michel
were left in possession Of the captured towns and
the President with his troops left the 10Th for
Port su Prince t44 y
Three hundred troopsfrom Jersmie passed through
Maringone on the ID Inst on thur way to Port 40
Prince 70 join the President Men were gathering
from all directions TO join the Prssiden, who would
sboitly make another attack On tho pominicans. =
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BoLp STROKE ron HusBAsp.-A worthy far
mel, living In country village in France and wild
over was recently aroused AT midnight by the bark
ing Of dog On endeavoring 10 quiet the dog, he
found him unusually sgitaed, wherenpon the farmer
look HE gun and went out to look Into the cause
All al once he saw horfd phantom rise up behind
she hedge clothed In white sheet. He turned quite
pale, and his limbs shook with dismay. Al length
ne picked up snfhcient courage 10 ejaculate--
vii vanishlp
"Wretchp, exclaimed the phantom, ~ am your
deceased wife, from the grave 10 warn Won moi
TO marry Marie -------, TO whom You are making
love. She IL unworthy TO share my bed The only
woman 20 succeed me is Henrietta 3 NARY
her, or persecution and eternal torment shall be your
portion" tA
This strange address from The goblin, instead Of
dismayinR the farmer, restored HE courage He &C.
ccfdngiy rushed on his ghosiy visitor and Stripping
of The sheet, discovered the fair Henrietta D -
herself looking excessively foolish I; IL said tina
the farmer, edmirng the girls trick, had the BAN
published for his marriage with her.