New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

advertisement Extraordinary.-Stop the
Murderer.
The subscriber has in his possession an offer OF
One Thousand Acres Of Land for the apprehen-
sion and delivery of Mark w. Doss into the Gus
ody Of the keeper Of any Jail in the Republic OF Texas
This Mark w. Doss married Jane Langston; she Is known
by the writer OF this article 10 be an e1ceen woman anu
OF good family
Daring the winter of 1885, and when Judge Summers was
engaged at Tuscaloosa Representative of the County OF
Bbb Doss went Judge Summers and Judge SummersS
wife being Of his wife he prevailed on her TO loan
him the Judges wagon and He then started on under
petext prospect of making money by wagonlng
and has never He went directly on 10 West
e Texas where he turned his attention to preaching, and
religious outwardy and strict member OF the Dap
Church He finally on being received into the house OF
piou widow BY dnt Of light of hand pocketed her gold
watch and suddenly disappeared from that part oi the
country He then went to Eastern Texas to Jacob blan
TOMS who another brother-nlaw TO Obadiah Langston
of our neigborng County (Bbb he here eresened MS
wife TO be dead and said that he had left his children with
her friends in Bbb County He became usual very Plous,
and finally married woman shade deeper than would pass
for white folks After he had resided there for some time,
misunderstanding took place between him and Jacob Blan-
ton and he concealed himself the roadside where he
knew Banon would pass and from his hidngPlace he shot
Banton dead He was arrested and broke JAIL twice IN
Texas and supposed that he is now IN Tennessee or
Mississippi lurking about probably acting the part OF
Baptist Preacher under name He has a good voice
and sings we'll and when he resided In Bbb he frequently
taught singing schools. He then member OF the Ba
list Church. but attempted TO preach.
He is s1 feet one inch high has thin sharp looking face
sharp looking and is about DO years OF age One Of
his big toes has been broken 1t turns 10 be plainly
seen with shoe If he should be discovered by amy per-
son seeing this let him addr letter to Obadiah Langs
ton of Bbb County Alabama, and he Will furnish hm
with the written offer OF reward oil One Thousand Acres %
Land.
This is the same Mark W. Doss who haa for some time
past noticed the papers Of this country as the muir
aeer of Bauou and his having broke jail second time ana
his final escape We ask editors to pass him around ana
he is in the United States let him be found aud returned to
Texas OBADIAH LANuo oN'
Bibb County, Ala. Memphis Eagle
II BRADBURY's SINGING SCHOOL, for Ladies
and Gentlemen, is the title of new Music Book,
Just published by Newman, 1879 Broadway. MIR
Bradbury is one Of the most successful singing
teachers in city, and this work is intended to
render the art of reading music and singing by
note easy and interesting.
~ The Schuylkil Navigation Company have
recently caused canal boat of about 20 feet long, 3 wide
and deph of hold to be constructed OF Pennsylvania
iron The boat launched on Wednesday last at Ken
sngton
AMERICAN CoAcHEs-Our attention has recent
| ly been called to the work of GILBERT, EATON 4
! Co coach manufacturers at Troy, New York.
These gentlemen, who have for many years sup
piled the Southern and Mexican markets with
/ cOdCIitS lid'e Just Alliouuecp oi ti|ie' vi '|'i
workmanship in the New-York and New-Jersey
markets. The English made coaches have had
the reputation Of being among the best In the
world both for elegance and durability; but no
where in Europe have we seen more elegant or
stronger coaches than those we have Just seen
from the establishment fthe Troy manufacturers
We Yesterday visited the New-Jersey Railroad de-
pot, to examine two cars built by these manulac
turers for the New. Jersey Railroad Company
The cars are ~ feet long, and the most comfort
able and luxurious means of conveyance we have
ever seen-each one easily seating So persons
The seats are the invention Of Mr.. S. l.. Smith,
Superintendent of the Railroad. They have backs
vh;ch are protection against pickpockets, and
make the seat as comfortable sofa The
whole interior and exterior woodwork is magnfi-
Gently beautiful The Trucks are entirely of iron,
patent of P Williams Esq. of Auburn, N. Y.
With Tins patent oil box, SO constructed as to
run 80 or 10 days without olllng.
The coaches are for Howard's Hotel and two
in number, with cab highly finished. An ON
nibus for the Union Line, with many improve
ments, IS a part of the cargo imported, and many
more arc building by the same gentlemen for 9TH
crimes in this city. We are proud of these works
as specimens of American skill, and the more SO
that such an establishment is enabled to give en-
ployment to nearly one hundred deserving men.
Express.
lJ 4 Lecture, Rectations and Singing in
the Bfookyn Lyceum this evening" by Messrs. Bronson
aud Nash with dissections OF the Manikn, &c.-Gneva
John Adams A1issetoe Bough Pm Ahoat, Flow Gently,