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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18


DArENr ELASTIC METALLIC SHANh>, E0R
i BOOTS AND SH0ES.-L0RlN BROOKS takes this
opportunity OF calling the attention OF c trade well as
the public generally the superior advantages adoptng
his improved boots and Shoes IN which he ns Introduced
the Patent Elastic Metallic shank.
To hc it presents the following, aInonS many
ether advantages the olt method Of s1eniug tho
.ces Of boots and shses by several layers leather by "a
elasticity OF the shSnk which Is placed In the inner
!; gives graceful tha foot; 10 the pe-estriar Il
gives ease preventing the foot from pressing forward In
the boot whilst dat-foo:cd pcrsons II is equally adT
t.cos as the arch or hollow OF the foot is sin prscrv
and by this process walking boot shoe may 10 nado
with low heel and the hollow OF the foot not be exposed
TO the mud as the old method 1t gives support 20 all
the muscles OF the foot the time, and - cwaTka
bly, easy 10 those who troubled with eortS. Persons
required to stand the desk will hnI them great dcs,
d,ratum IS6 6ml LoRlN BEooKs. l3' Fuon-st.
COODYEAR's oVERSuoES Ia ea;ed icli.-go.OOo
VI pair new and beautiful style. These ovcrShecs are
made of a Metallic Gum Elastic Composition Tfsy
are uuaterahlc by any climate The heat oi the Teriu
Zone wi!lno melt or soften thethe cold OF the trgid
Zone cauno Slllru them.
For elasticity beauty, Durability and csnort they aro
far SUPERIOR 20 any ovcshoe offered 10 the pub
lie Thev hare always received the highest premiums
from the Mechanics nstt OF Eoson, the American In
stitutc OF New York. ard c Franklin s tuie OF mla
dclpha warrant Gocdycsrs ovcrshoes 10 possess Li ie
Qualities above stated Dealers are invited To call ahd
tes the fact, for themselves For SALE Wholesale al re-
tail. by GEO BEECHER, i00 Broadway between i1uc
aud Wa l-s;reet. Ncw-Ycrk. N
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

;t STAR LINE or LIVERPOOL JACKETS
Picket Of the I'D! Of e 6o 1e n and 81 SesG' II 5ii r.
leu will positively sail as above her regular day.
HAVING very su,e,or oI oasn "a Ia Sabn
splendid shC TO be most desirable mode OF hr
Those who aesrSas q sending for their relatives
friends, eau have s,m brought rhi, splendid packet
be fSs @ad he Ss ,H9al
mlp 'eo Pine-s,. corner Of South. \ y.
| ST, NEW LINE OF FACKGTs Foi< LlVEKfooL.
ssSE Packet of the 2st MachThe splendid and favor
te packet ship HoTTtNGuER, 100 . tons rs burthsn
S s S smbA si eT @ S1S
the advantages 10 be derived c selecting this Inc ~ pre-
ference any other their capacity renders them ev,
comfortable aud convenient than shps OF small
ss ssS s SG
other line Of packets Persons wishing TO SECURE hs
iSsI .s not @ to make early sa09T sSig SS f Bur
Al their General Passage Office i6 souihsrei, Mai
The HoTTINGUER will sail from Liverpool on the 9th
peons wishing 70 "nd for ihei! friends can have them
ne Sailing on the st ,h 1lh iiI 10Th 2is aud Sth
cry mouth, favorable terms Application to be made as
Dr for any amount payable on demand without discount
IN all the principal towns OF England Ireland Scotland
Wsles at M times be obtained oa application i by letter
Agents in Liyetpco!-wm Tapscou or Gcorse Rippara <
! Son u Gore hNzSNS, Snd Hs Wastloo Road NIL
| DASSlGE TO AND FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND
L IRELAND IN THE OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACK
ETS-The subscribers be, leave 10 inform those person,
sending for their friends iha they aye made
ve arrangements for the year lsl5. bringing pas
soi4ors ouI part OF the Old Country in comfortable
and the mos: favorable terms in any oi the shirs
OF the above fvortc Line sailing from Liverpool the lst
and 10th Of each month"; aSo IN first class American ships
commanded by the most experienced masters wSil known
in The trade, sailing every week throughout the
and 10 prevent delay imposition and from
runners ~ Liverpool their agent there IS determined 10
tend personally the forwarding Of al passengers engaged
at this office.
The od Line Of Packets comprises the following ships
The MONTEZUMA, The YORKSHIRE,
EUROPE, CNNSRlGE,
NEW-YoRS, ENGLAND,
COLUMBUS, OXFORD.
When the pal ties agreed for decline coming ou; the
ney Is Immediately returned their friends here, without
aay reduction whatever.
p:sf,s for any amount be had, payable in all the
pracipal towns Of Great Britain and Ireland. Apply 20
WILLIAMS Il GCloN. 50 Fuitor-st. y. Y.
dso 3an. FiTZHUGH s. Co. Gorce r!azzas. LIVERPOOL.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
Public Stock Exchange :. MAncn II.

During the quarter ending January 81 1915, the
exports from Galveston Tcxas Si29.556, and the
imports s23i, ,47o. Thefollowng the details:
Commerce Of Cohesion, or The quarter ending J 81, lsi5.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

s.rs WATER PUNk.R.-For sale a the Real 1sA
sS& Estate Market. No % Wa.strset, New ork I.ntE
- large number ofvalunbe Mill sites, wiLh mex
hau,tib. water rover situated New York State. New
Jersey Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virgins, Tennessee Illinois
aud Wisconsin If them Of great power and number
OF them have mills operation Among them some very
great bargains They will be sold with such quantities Of
land adjoining be desired and on he most acc1mno
dating ARNULD bGtF Ch y "
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

aS SA PER TON.-PEACH ORCHARD COAL
iSo.CORED ASH, dlschsrsing from boats, constantly
broken and Egg-Stove and Nut-delive:ed above free
OF charge for carriage. Also Lehigh Coal, White Ash
Schnylll, Liverpool and Sidaey Coal. Apply 10
T. STOKES DICkERS0N,
dI8f lo7 Anthony-st near Broadway Tabernacle.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
WINDOW SHADES.
MINDnW SHAnE NEPOT


Nc. . SrSyeY,srRrsr. Nkw.l osK. >-
VNHiS rs THE ONLY AiANUtACT0RIs OF ANY
L INTENT IN THE UNITED STAfES-Shades O.
All kinds and VARYING from p cers 20 $50 For sale
copies OF all the celebrated places III this Country ant
uror< Persons BY choosing their views have then
executed IN maSesiy style, Whenaver ornaeuts d.
ss are COPIED as oTe for ssle by Others lay ,hen
aside and gi up cTt make stock choice
aa tasty s possible Fersous desiring he process
gefux up r choice aud useful articles shown through
The painting roouas with extreme pleasure
ARrsIs of Acknowledged realatioa can a. all tunes hnc
employment with us.
isns Eaaners and isrior decorations doac style no,
sETiasSsbie. RAkIOl x DE- MADNf-
y B.Ne Shades fse from defects, such
evrlisc sal cracsiug. male inDSIv
SSTINpOW SHADES, :! WINDOW SHADES -
w Wholesale Aad retail heiy RksJS. iSl Chatham
stree who have hcea the alert tunc tie winter
yey aaa crigaa syle OF paintings calculated 70
elicit the attention 'ess who desronS o pleading the
useful w , ornamental and elegance wI,h utility The
approaching OF reSrBiShpS at redecoag Our
o! eeo OF Tbs following styles
ani prices, VIZ:
SO pairs LauscsTe ard Scrolls from e3 Cts TO M PAR.
.oeo Oil Lsndsrape and Gothic, irom Sl,e TO 80
500 Coya,hiaG lsuins, =. So % 20 S,oJ
5000 Beautiful Lardscafes. new style. 60 10 SEQ
70 New pattern uRequallei in this country Sl2oe
mR kelly & RikEk. 81 Chatham st.
SSCCTCh PIC; IRON-5o tens No CaTtsserEle, aIoai,
- for sale. by tEsl CASs WARD, II Broad ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
GROCERIES.
GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET, N Y

GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET, n. Y
Branch Stores:
3lS Blocker street, New-York:
36l Grand street, near SGtolk
l9l Greenwich street, Fulton.
1l6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
SO Chesnut and As y. Fifth-St. Philadelphia
II Hanover street, Boston.
INVITE the attention OF City and Country Families and
Purchasers their several establishments. whore
think Will be found by far the best selections Of pure and
unadulieraied Teas In the United The universal
popularity and oi Their house with reference
high qualities, low prices, and upgh. dealing, is too well
understood render farther necessary Orid
nal and only warehouse for the sale Howquas Black
Tea" Observe !Stransers will be particular reInCm.
Der the number Of the principal store in Chatham street
viz l2l between Pearl and Roosevelt streets The public
will also be pleased to take notice that the Canton Tea
Company have nothing 10 do with other except
those described at the top OF this advertisement. Sc
EHEAP OIL SToRE-Ihe subscriber respectfully In.
Sorrs the public that he continues the wholesale and
retail Lamp Oh and Spirit Gas his old stand of very
superior quality. ten per cent cheaper than be pur
chased at any other store IN this city, viz
Good Lamp Oh. per sal. .---.....Se so
Superior quail. Lard do.........-. GA
Refined Oil, Isl qslty- -.----.--.-----. IS
DO do "a do ------.--.----.- 62f
White Sperm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DO do % do .......-...-.. 90
Do 90 Sd do --...-.... sTi
OIL Cans of al sizes Lamp Glasses of all patterns and
descriptions, and full assortment OF lamp wicks, con-
s;antly on hand
Lamps cleaned and repaired OIL and Camphene sent ,c
any part of the city free Of charge.
MERRITT SMITH.
s27 Ic 1879 Greenwich, corner Tcsey-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

IA 4 COUNTRY SEAT FOX SALE.-Situate on
M the Kingsbrdee road between 5h and 9th avenues,
-- IO3d and 10Th containing acres OF land in
good cultivation and a5ounding In iu trees, shrbbery
&C. The ground is elevated and commands noble view
OF waters Of Iurgate and East River and also an ex-
tesve view Long Island. Terms made easy. Apply 70
ANDREW & $. b. McG0WN,
Executors OF Asdrcw McGown, deceased;
dqtf j. ADRIASCE, SO John-st. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

M ~ an order OF the sarFogasE 2, TOO
=, ror,.yorE noce is hereby iyen 70 all psI
sos hay claims against ELEANOR WOOD isss ave O. s,s ma
Ctv OF Sev-York witow deceased 70 yTese s s store
with the vouchers thereof 10 the soocI e., - m or BE-
No 81 Beaycrs.reet In the City Of Ne-l %
fore the nineteenth day OF jane next patec s"
the I5,h ,,av of December, isft. ,,->ry r,ecrtor
N
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

~ r.LL IKlED-pAl' : ON IN SuOF,S-IRe oes, =
W cie rrrI Etsierhe low prce which We Ayr rcjGc
ed these celebrated Over Shoes embracing s our te iur
meats make them the che8pr<; Shoes Tor story wsiS
ins rxtsn Fresh supplies receive daily from hctcv o.:
shapes every fashion of Boot Aspendid article now
hand aapd 10 Errch bocuS sale ia NvwN ok at
tail by the manufacturers = Nsiden Nne and At AesssE
LeAry Cos, A,oe tteUse, and Nr VI L 81 John oi'
CITY Hotel. Broadway At > ,ideu Lane style
Of Rubbers uAy 5e found at wholesale and istali
HORACE. H. DAY,
rI1 Spc,.rs,- 10 En.hur, Y %
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

Izl TO DENTISTS AND MERCHANT TAI
f"ntg LORS-TO LET-A most conspicuous Room, No.
-HA Chatham Square. situated the junction Of Ca;he
inc, Division St the Bowery and Chatham squarr ne,r
the Branch Post Office e the commanding sit
uations fer either of the occupations be found the
City. Rent moderate good tenant.
The Basement of the bulng having two large
vaults connected with it.
Also-The Fourth Story well lighted and eligible situa
ton for any light mechanical business.
Inquire Seymour y Co.'S Hardwa. Store next door No
4 Chatham M lw
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

Ia FARM FOR SALE-Stuated in New-uaven
tH9 County, Conn. or the line of the Sew-iork and
.srsa- New-uaven (conemp!aed) Railroad. said farm
contains about 1870 excellent land under good c
tiva;ion, and IS wepreporticncd watered, &c The
buildings arc all of the first class aud well adapted farm
Ing purposes Terms easy Further particulars may be had
oil application 10 II. E. HODGES, New-liaven or TO
flI:f RESSELL SMITH. 81 Libertv-street. v Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

"a COUNTRh SEATS AND FARMS FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale, on liberal terms,
's-e era Country seats and Farms the East bank OF
the Hudson River wear Tarrytown-among which are
The Farm of the subscriber occupied BY Mr. Craser
with from Is 10 200 acres
The Farm of the late william butcher, containing $50
acres.
Also several small Places suitable for Country Seats
Farming purposes. Inquire OF the subscriber.
NC tMyls s. b. TOMKlNS. l9l West st y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
n TO TIE Buor AND SHOE. wEARINt.
81 APUBLIC-CALL ANp SEE.-EYne cits ssssss...s;

"a
Il made Gait, sewe! Boots with fair stitch. for So So
made IN the latest sai mos; approved style. ar
rsn,ea 30 give ssisfectior. ii LUTHER V. M0ULTOSS
iastCGAbie boot AID Shoe 500 Broadway. Also
DESCRIPTION OF Boots and Shoe. made % orjrr. Also.
Assortment o. ladies' sne misses CATERS bali eaites, eo,k
together with description OF boys.
and chdrsH boots and shoes and sNsr hsi sai:-rs 81
And complete e s dress 70. the feet CT S
ana Of all t Is Set constantly cn hand Lccd
years pN,snt elastic oye'Shce which warranted 20 b.
come hard loose is elasticity be oldest weaer eof
soften ANY GeSe Of hat For sale Wholesale aHd retail
All kinds rearrs done II the wosSEalke manncr,
and at shctt Gotce. LUTHER Y. MOULToN
v B.-A pleaty Of business Ana small Profits L. V. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

lyA FQR SAL. in the Ci:y Of Newark NswyeIsey-.
S House and ,! OF Land. situated IN Sopih Broad
street No I72 wi,hia hfira minutes walk of The
Railroad pePo, TO y. Y. The House Is 2j front; 80
Tpnc5sut EaJ sbl m rut r. ,;tsr Vinr
aitlched For farther particulars inquire OF NICHOLS,
OF William aad y sshustua s;rtcts, o! A PAUL.
o.,fb a,rsrn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

tNASHIoNABLE BOOT AND SHOE SToXE-GRoSs
& Belts, l56 Fulton street, enc door east OF Broad
way, keep hand large assortment OF Boots and Sh'
made in the mos; fashionable style and Q; The eest =
teraiS.
NB-Made to order al descriptions ef Roots AMI Shse
lit. M,rranta and nrccs low 90 slt the 81 u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

,y ORDER cf Daniel Pratt, FIRST Judge %
Is County Courts and m ,ns has Is
court notice is hereby given that an artae.s deor
'ueG asa'. s ~ m, ssd FIST Judge rur,it 70 -.
on due ps0Si o he iDG satn.e CONCERNING Attachments asa -
Ascending nore dsS;o, ss sob:s I aness
TIC sane WIN sold for the paysat Si @ h attach
s ne. me ,seot cor to law within nine months @ s as .ny
@ ne Of his notice aai that The ps{Gisenl p ,sa errry
eb,s due to him by residents fi s,sss in ND ta ' s.ats e
10 him or for his use Of any psrss r sac property b.
Ss sjr are forbidden BY ant ara void n D5g snTT
i54i. ...,.r "a, attaching Crsdital.
jy9 iaw9m At'sA'' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

}sA TO LEr.-.4 Desirabis Collage Residcncs TO
EI-on ihs st a,snpe EN- and SIS 5ls' ;et ] containing ID
style with marble maneIs folding doors aud every REQUISITE
gcnee family: the windows open upon the ard
with green Venetian blinds Attached carriag house and
garden The situation heslthy and pleasant The knck
erbocker their line up the 9Th avenue the
also the Nsnaanviile stages leave the City Hall
hons daring the day The rent low good tenant
Arply on the premises. or MOTT & BROTHERS, Inn
porsr< of Wa'cheS &c : S7ss,u g. M
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

:, -,,,I7I, - TIon FlI.. Kans0fn Fifst Jung. y u Y
cort. Of the County Of Niagara and
D efa sG se Court n9ts. @ e.e = ss.ts @ @
@ s.sess @ 5:ass ss;5l saas nd "a sa's : s Is
Dfia Dsp a. OF his debts unless he appear ann
D, be a "t .aeh J Attachment according 10 a wn mn s -,
dscse o the ars, publication Of this r9es aa a nav
the payment q any ees s ct y 5 @ Gy f !sss q ay property
state, aJ @ -. belonging 70 him. aud the transfer o. II
.eh nroDerty BY him. Forbidden BY law oG S S
51sts Ickport, August 18th. ls44
.ugaO fnwenl VIII. Attorney f0r AItGIIl..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

SySx TO LEA vucant IyDt Truy..t, suItabls iOf
sN manufacturing business. Enquire OF Thomas Bryan,
-sde l0S Amos-strect, or Of
m3 LATHROP < BARTLETT 50 Penrst.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

"a STORE TO LET.-fhe lower floor and base
4 mentof the eommodieus store No 1856 Eighth street
and Astor Place The building Is over 30 isrt deep
with granite front Eighth and Convenient en-
either ed lis situation being located only lew
doors from Broadway and the Bowery renders OF
the central aud eligible pouts for business IN the uprcr
par, of the cr One half of the basement will be let
raey if desired being well adapted for many kinds Of bui
and particularly for Oyster Soo For further
ticularS enquire the premises f2i II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

Also his Patont Pad Locks for Railroad purposes fiS
ons Expresses and Custom Houses which have been gen
orally adopted and give ful satisfaction. He JOSEs'
M 3nI swIsc Patent Lock Maker, Nc,yaTk ". J.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
NEW GOODS.

CPRIN(i RIBBONS AND BONNET SlLkS-L. NJ;
= STfVFSs 9I Beaver has hand the largest and
hest selected assortment o the above Goods 10 r found IN the
Cty Persons d-sous Of making h-T selections where they
SUR 10 suited aud that much less than The market
nrcr would do well call before purchasing Mark that
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

- TO IMPORTERS OK DKY GO0DS.-The ad-
l versers will exchange plat Of sixteen House Lots
ground, elegantly situated. about and half
miles North of Union Place having splendid view ofihe
Hudson River three Of the greatest thooughfares leading
the property. Address NJ W. 10 the Courier and En-
qu!rer Office. sl9rc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

l TO LET-From the lst Of April next. beautiful
EmA story House, with large garden carriage house and
yards attached. situate IN the of Fshkiil
Duchess Couniy. being mile from HoI-well
Church. miles from Fishk village, and from Hambngh
landing ~hr i night and day boats always touch This
splendid country well known the residence of the late
j. c. Stockholm decfayedaS elegant farm attached 70
from which fTe-wOod fine pasture and other privileges can
be reasonably obtaincda of the door
from which fine can be tkenhe country around al
ords good opportunity owng aud the roads IA that Vicin-
ity the perfect in the country.
Apply TO Dr.. BRUSH. No. 3 3Hammond-.treet CHAS. w.
BRUSH No 70 Na,saustree Of p P. or P. V. w Non-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

@A TO LET-Cottage House No u Navy 81. near
E Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn. containing TWO parlor on
.1s5-irst floor with marble man;els, Dining Rool and
Kitchen in the rear on same floor, with force pump
from fonr finished Chambers Cd floor
geiLrr Basement Rooms and Cellar Rent Sis,
N.B-Ffiy Dollars will be deducted for Basement Rooms
Lot and Stable a dining 10 let also
Inquire No no Orange Fulton Brooklyn on the
premises. The East Brooklyn Omnbusses constantly
within 50 yards Of said Hous- mi2 2awjw'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
READING TOO FAST.

.McfdOic ~ an 'Urtcm fffdchff.
There lived in the immediate nelghborhood respect
able man, who had become Interested the subject of
religion ard who had begun with some cafnes,ness to
search the Scriptures. He had read but few chapters
when he became greatly perplexed with some Of hose
passages ch inspired apostle has decIa red hard
be anderstood In this stale Of mind he repaired oar
minister lor instruction and heip aud found him at
on suitry day IN summer abnrously engaged in hoe
ing corn. As the man approached The preacher, with
patnrchal simplicity, leaned upon the handle of his hoe
and listened to his story
Uncle Jack. said he, Il have lately discovered that I
am a great sinner. and | commenced reading the Bible
that might learn what must do 10 be saved. Bat |
have met with passage here, holding up his Bible,
which do mol know what to do with. II is this God
will have mercy whom he will have mere, and
whom he will he hardcneh What does this mean 2
shou pause inerveaed, and the old African replied
follows:
'Massa, II have been correctly iniortne il has
been more than day two since You commenced read
ing the Bible, and II remember rightly that passage
You mentioned is way yonder in Romans. Long before
you get 10 tha-a the very beginning of the Gospel,
Is said Repent. or the kingd of heaven is at hand
Now, have you done that The truth IS sou read en-
tirely ton fast. You must begin again. and take things
as God has pleased 10 place them. When you have
done all you are told to do in Matthew, and We
will talk about Romans
Having thus answered, the preacher resumed his
work. and lett the man to his reflections Who does
not admire the simplicity and good sense characterized in
this reply Could the learn polemic more efrc
tually have met and disposed of n difficulty The gen
teman particularly interested in the incident gave
account Of Il with his own lips. He still lives and will
in all probability. see this statement Of ii.
Most readily will he testify its accuracy and mes
joyfuy will he now say, he said to then. 1T
WINGED me most fully of the mistake into which ha,
fallen. took the old mans advice saw its propn
ely and wisdom, and hope to bless God forever for send
Ing me to him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
Dontfetfc kmtellt1fuer.
f.orrespeadence eftIs baltimore Patriot.
WAsuINeros, Mafrh IS, Isl

- W.sHSeros. Marrh Is. 1916,
Mr. Charles A. Wickitfe sill re,oa,as IN The city. and
Is disressngly dawahrarted. IN II the best
and musi responsible ,iists Of the Government, and
who is not vel displaced he is rather on, Of
place in reaiaining lon-er in Washington was talking
a day " two ago with Mr.. Wickliife about the ups
ard dcTsts IT aud things. ahen The discarded
Postmaster General remarked. in despondng
(so an iniorned) tina, the People dissatisfied
Mr. Pix getny unpnpuar. and the Country
rifng q raini The funciimary 10 whom this rpinous
declaration made IN repeating IL 10 third person.
exclaimed, donbt fr,Hn The hoiian of his heart
"Nel. how naiarsi II is IL think that the cuuniry
Is fast going 10 desltucin the We are turn.
ed ,,ut uf Office When they discard me- | sup
pnse shall think tina, the country is going to ruin
@."
an sarry 10 learn lha, Reuben " Whitney. SO
unccrrnnnnusy deprsed from the Recorership Of The
General Land Office. is dangerously i'll from dreadful
cancer The side 1T the fave neck
The Anliorships are yet unchanged. They will
Boon. however, he nverhausd.
R,iher, Rssiul has left here for Boston. lie asks
fur thr Bstnn Custom House dues Marcus Norton
and 50 DIES Frederick Rnmns,n. The present incum-
hent Lemue Williams like Gov Van Mss, Of New
York, asks 10 remain here he Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
VIRGINIA STEEL.

Ma. BRoaparspow. very intelligent English gen.
llcman. procured from the Virginia Legislature, at It's
late session. charter mr joint stock company ith
authority Ia manufacture both and steel lie made
sonie experiments recently Belle Isle. near Rich
mond which have established beyond all doubt that Vir-
gina iron is excellent article Tor the production Of
good sieel, and that an improvement, In making steel
patented by MIR. u. is a valuable one.
We learn from the Richmond " big that the improve
neni alluded To consists Ia welding up The bsters with
tle sane heat that the iron into Sire. either BY
hammefins rolling Steel is made by placing alter
nate LAYERS OF iron and fine charcoal in tight 1ven
or conrsi1ry constructed u fire bricks then
subjected. ir The space Of several days. low welding
heat, until by The Infusion Of ca fbon the bars are con-
verted through, aud raised in bliseFs. BY Mr. BIS i'm
povemenl (whcn this point Of time and condition is
ceralned by drawmg test bars } the steel is drawn
and passed through rollers, mich Instantly weld up all
the blsiefs, and the bars put shapes desired
lot SALE without the least lss Of CARIBOU wer,d g.,
metal BY the old plan the whole oven e., 10 ncrn,
ted 10 cool. requiring several DAYS IS Il tims and mo
steel Is sid In the bllse:, STATE or the additional
Is ''so'''o - '"|-oling II up,-re.heallng aud
"'g' VI ha'''nef"k. To bnng II into pnref SHAPES
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