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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

70 TIN WORLD KNOWS thai there is no other article .
existence equal Conners Magical Pain Extractor 10
burns scalds old ulcers eyes, &c and the mpud~
bombasc preen-ions to palm any other article VIII mss
with lust reirbution The only article that WI hes
burn readily without scar, which only 10 genuine al y
Coranl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15
Things in philadelphia.
rrespoudence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Irbuhe
PHILADELPHIA Sept l3-si a. NJ
There was more ro,ing among the Southwark
and Moysmens.ng fremen last nizht-great excitement
prevailed throughout the Districts Absut six o'clock
he carriage Of the Hope Engine Company was attacked
in Second 81, below Christian, taken from the MEMBER
some OF whom were badly beaten, and broken TO pieces
was afterwards thrown into the eana
several arrests have been made man named Hance
Beers desperate fellow was taken to prison about
o'clock AS, hight followed by 100 persons, some OF
whom threatened rescue.
We are under evil times / fear trouble tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

FALL FASHION, le4s, u,hx
ror Gsntemep's Haa Introduced on The IN az L..
Ii@ "a LEARy \ CO. AsS~ wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

~ VINO WILL be- troubled with roarhes and bed bug
TIE simple process Of using the osch aud 'd Bug fo'
from II Cortland -. will clear them I'll out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

" Miller Francis formerly Treasurer oil The
sts,r Of tennessee died q, Winchester on the I'D ult Of
nPoPlexy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15
HANNAH BELLA ROMAuNr.

TouEr-Bsm OF Columbia to the Hair cannot be equs
Ell ~ a Curling fluid. Sold at II Coruand'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

~ From Cartha gena. by the brig Tim O'Shan-
ter, Capt Allen we that the Canal intended con-
meet Csr'hagena will Bogots is in fair way be
pletcd by next Spri ng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15
.Johu IA. Cough.

yzrNAJ ROWE are our authorized Agents at Prov'
Ar. y + for the sale OF the Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

FROM BERMuDA-By the briganiine Falcon, WI
have received papers from Bermuda to lo 9Th inst H.
elusive. The bsque Cou ntess OF Durham from St Do
minsc to Liverpool put iao the port Of Han hilton on the
ls; the cap,sn and part of the crew sick They were
recovering. Nothing frrther of interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

tf- The Courier says that we did not dissen,
from the extreme Anti Rent doctrine that the claims
Of the Landlords to the Leasehold Estates or Man.
ors arc invalid. being founded in fraud or jugge.
We certainly intended To do so, in saying that we
knew no other way inwhich the Tenants could oh.
tain titles to their farms bat by paying the Land
lords for them. III we had believed the Anti Rent
premises sound. we should have held that they
could obtain titles by some act of legislation which
We have a dozen times asserted that in our udg.
ment they never can
In the article objected to by the Courier we stated
as fairly and fully aswc were able the grounds re-
icd ON by Landlords and Anti Renters respectively.
and urged peaceabc adjustment of their differ.
enccs- Twenty times have we reiterated our con
vction that both Landlords and Tenants have rights
in the premises and that compromise between
them is practicable and most desirable. OF course
II the Landlords title were fraud or a nulty, We
could no, advise any such course
That the original granting Of the unoccupied
Soil OF oar State in large tracts 10 Proprieiors or
PATRONS was fragrant and pcrnicious error we
cannot doubt The evidences of this are abundan,
and palpablc. Were 1t to do over again. we should
t'S-t CT inc ownership origin
ally aud ssary vested in the State or sovereign
ty. except in small lots to actual settlers But we
believe also that the grants were made BY compe
tent authority and in good faith. and we know no
power IN the State now to vacs,e them. We know
no rule by which Government may redress its
own errors at the expense of individual rights The
State may indeed take individual lands or any other
properly whenever ii shall declare public necess
iy for 80 doing bu, ii can only do this by making
fair compensation therefor to the owners-Whs,
we desire in this case, is the redress of pas, errors
with the least possible prejudice to existing rights
and 10 guard thoroughly against tie repetition Of
these errors hereafter The Courier seeks to s,ise
all inquiry into the great questions which lie behind
the mere payment or non-payment of Rent, bya
fierce hurrah against the Indian outlaws and the
perpetrators of the Andes tragedy. This we shall
passvely allow. however it may interfere with the
Inconvenience Of operators in Texas grants or land
scrip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

20 we have received Havana papers to the Sd
inst by the Ship adeiaid Capt Adams at this Port
The same date reached on Saturday by the VIM Han
cock, at Charleston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15
JoNEss ORIGINAL POEMs-No s.

O for a pen with hfe and power To speak
The glory OF a clear and spotless cheek
The calm maguihcence OF female beauty
For man TO gaze entrsneed, til gazing seems duty
Thou ANAL black pen tell women how ~ rear
clear complexion and boun,eous head Of hair
Yon have had hair; ~ speak truth forqgeJ
Bat try the Joness Coral Hair Restorative.
fl vii c0.t yout bui shings and o your hair grey
Il viii maize son, and dark, and fne and healthy css
and gsv lair falling os-
Twill force the growth and cure he scgf and stop w
And dress beiy Than snght else for soree ball or row
Then have you frecke, bloch tan upon your ehess
neck marx on sH''
Or sum-burn, mofpaew salt rheam and scuryy, ngf, =
hope,
7. Jones's most miraculous I'asn Chemical Soap.
Twill make your san clear, While, % sot, 90
80 tine, 49,,
Men will excaim, Another Venus aye, chs "'
These two articles mind ask fore Jonessl are soA o..
genuine in this City, at the sign Of the American 49,
Chafhau-s Ct and 32i Broadway. si< -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

" The latest Cincinnati papers are filed with
minute details OF dreadful battle between troops
and the Mexicans They state the loss' of the Amer
cans at killed and 10 wounded-of III c Mexicans -
killed and lSe wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15
~ Rev. DR.. Baird is Iecturing in Pittsburg

DELICIOUS OoLoNG.-A most delightful black tea
called by the Celestas "Ooong Is sold by the Pekin
Tea Company rs Fuon-s at 30 cents per pound supe.
ror 10 any Black Tea We have ever bought tor double
tina, price. Our readers would do well to compare
sample OF with tea for which they now paying 10
cents and dollar per pound. 1t Is quite important TO
know where you get better at four shings than
you have all along been using at cost Of SIX shngs per
pound. We copy the following from the BranyoTd
Courier
DELICIOUS BLACK TEA AT 80 CENTS PER Pousp-
We have drank this delightful Tea and we hive TO visit
New York will drink Il again and what Is more, we
viii bring chest Of il home with US Tor ourseh md
neghbors We have frequently paid one dollar pound
for black tea but before obtained any thing
equal to this We used to be very fond OF wine but
hereafter let drink be the delicious Ooong sold by
the Pekin Tea Company a. the very reasonable price OF
atty cents per pound.
We drink Green Tea, and for many years have been
paying one dollar per pound for IT. But thanks 10 the
Pekin Tea Company. we now get better tea from them
a, Is cents per pound We drink pound per week,
by which saving thirteen dollars per year,
and enjoying better in the bargain Commend us 10
The Pekin Tea Company, sag we. l'lffor
The RED ayS-A fine band Of warriors Of the Iowa
tribe are now Hoboken having arrived herea few days
since from Europe In the principal capitals OF which
they were received with marked attention by royalty
and nobility In Paris Of the public performances
there were twenty thousand persons present We adj.
wise all to visit them and witness their thrilling dances OF
war devotion and sacrifice
ETHroPIAs sERESADEss-PLao'sO rERA HousE-Tm'
distinguished and original corps q Ethiopian 5erenscers,
comprising Gernon, Stsnwood, Harrington, Pelham. nc
have under suspicious circumstances again returned
TO CRAFTY the citizens OF NewYork by their charming and
iuInitaos melodieA They produce Programme io' us
evening Palos ch and diversified shch as has DOT been
and be equaled by any competition These gen
temen will meet cordial reception rom their oese'eJ
numerous friends
OrRASsOurASs-The fnest specimen Of tins wonasf,u.
animal brou ght this country has been ensse
the Manager Of the AMERICAN MUSEUM, where y VII De
exhibited today FOR the first tine since ia srfsa rum Dos
SEo. lis male and differs from all others IN me ~ a
full development OF mental organs and IN inc
OF IL ears The Manager has also reens aseh a. OK
pense the HUMAN PsrsFAcrIoS, the Stw-i ossr
and q complete suit OF disguise worn ~ one ~ 'n1 Als
Renters engaged IN the murder OF Steele 0rshv ps's ~
snce by he Westerns Ole Bull Jr, Dssc'ins ''s"s an"
other performances 81 81 and "a r NJ.
/ Rs,x,.s,s oa,erx.I GgxurSr PuLxosrc SyauR-Ttds
celebrated remedy for the Of Consumption, Colds
Cuob. Diseases OF Langs, Lt7er Complaint and DSs
o.. can be had - usual. the old established once OF
n. propristor, No. 4si Corlandsl one door below the
corner Of GrvenwicbsI VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

FIRST PAoE-Wisconsin Phalanx New Publications
Chris, the Cross selec lions irem the last number o
Punch, &c.
FOURTH PAGr-Money and Marine NJ Tvs; Lists Of Let
tiers at the City and Despatch Postoiiices-
"a Labor in New-York No XIV The Printers
Again-may be found on our First Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

CusHaAS's RHEUMATIC REMEDY, on PAstcns.,rs
saoc aTIox-An invaluable and seldom failing fe ~
rheurnasm and pain 10 the bones, govt cold, IN -
ioins stiff neck lumbsgo &c. Sod al be nxh o. 'D ID
ican Eagle, 81 ChafhaID-st y. 7. Prce - osn 30 s~I
bottle. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

~ To Teachers.-Ths edyeruser "soe' I" - IS,
situation a. Assistant Teacher. Good references
caons and character will DO given. Address Iu'ol
Ofice. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

" The Association of the Defen ders of Bait.
,'ore visited Washington on Friday, and at the
WINE hous'' where the President made speech TO
'ncn'' incy visited Mrs Madison also After dinner
they returned home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

Bsrxa1ss ORIGINAL GENUINE PuLnosic sYnuP'-Tms
eeebr.ted remedy for the of Consumption Colds
Coughs. Diseases Of the Lsngs, L7sr Complaint and D''
s,s can be had % usual the old established ocs OF
n. proprstor. No. 4si Corsndsl one door below the
comsr OF GrHepMiekeI VI -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

GREENS CoSrEssIoS.-Orr Troy correspondent
writes u.s.
have seen and read the confession Of Green, the
murderer of his wife 1t is copyrighted and will be
published next Tuesday 1t corresponds almost exact
y with the statement iurn shed you 1t adds but tw'
other facts and explains his motive for doing the deed"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

by Miss Northa. Mr.. Segun. Mr. Frazer and onef ae'
,inguished talent We have heard some Of the USE o
this Oraiorio and incline to believe that It's
must depend rather the skill of the performers tA
the genius OF the composer The music. SO far as we
can at present Judge lacks both power and sweetness
although il is possible that this impression may be
changed when hear the Oratorio complete in all is
,arts.
u Mr. Bristow, the celebrated writing master
ha returned to the City.
- John Tyler and family arrived in the City on
Ssru -day evening.
~ The Steamer Oregon on her passage 10
Provid Friday evening Jaw WAS discovered IN the
skeleton OF her waking BEAM and II was thought adj
vsabe pat down her speed, which was done working
only ten inches Of team and making the passage to
Providence in l3i hours in ample time for the morning
train OF cars for Boston On her return passage she was
worked the speed through one OF the se'eres'
storms have had this sea son. making the passage III
the same time with little lot on that the
were not aware that they wer o., the Sound IN eas
we unoe,s'snd she will be put m ths route ssAn "
or tnree Gays as soon the trr ing se'ect
u The utter inadequacy NJ Broadway &, the
outlet Of the whole City il od<ed ourfod Ell
barrasng by the accumulation of rerabbish in the vi
entity Of the Bowling Green The 'nriRs Ga:as says
well:
The closing Of Broad, Garien nd Beaver SITS. &c
&c by the great FIRE and the sccum uaon OF bushes
ard ,srting especially in the First Wud has caused all
vehie les to pass down Brosdway-~'hch 70 make il
worse is 10 fourteen eet wids-at the
same the sidewalks overlad with sones and
bricks l'roken and full sf holes ano man 'or tne
iron grating. Of the vat tops all stolen and sore-
renders this part of the City very dangerous and espe
ciay night The poi Mt Contracted to fourteen 'e<I :
the greatest thoroughfs in the Cuy-oeng en- ro1 10
two Ferries and the or ly one TO the and
three hundred vehicle pass h.ue per hour aud over
twenty thousand passe gers per dsy-sinons the Afi
this mass separated An dying bei " the Omnibuses in
= street without side. sslks. shame tp shameful y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

~ we have received peach from Mr.. Van
Wssoners garden, In Paterson. which measures ten
inches In circumference The tree yet young and has
heavy cropsome still larger than the one we received
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20
z 70 ATE SALE.

FE g" Eh
WILL be sold al public auction. by the undersign-
Y ed ParishJndge ii md fof the parish of ". Landry,
On Saturday, the I'd day of March
next, 1945.
At tho last residence of EMELIE FONTENoT,
deceased, widow Of Ely CUTLERY. situated in the
Old Grande Prairie,
in said Parish, all the property belonging to the estate
Of said deceased, consisting Of
Tho Tract on Parcel Of land
on which said deceased lhSt resided, containing one
hundred and eighty superficial appoints. h
Five slaves, fifty head Of gentle horn7
ed cattle, plough horses, eight head
of unbroken horses, two pairs work
oxen, one lot hogs, one OK cart, I'M
plemcnts of husbandry, household
furniture, sc; &c.
Terms at sale.
A. GARRfGUEs, Parish Judge
February goth, ls45-ts.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20
HI ~ WU mM EN- @
EST Public ToUTEs LES sEMAINEs, PAR
JOSEPH IATTER.
&c Bureau est situG dams :" Court street, en- face de la
Maison de Cour.
CONDITION S

ABoNNEMENT:-Par an, payable d'avance, $3 W
Do, payable avant Respiration de 6 mois, : 4 90
Poursi mois, payable d'avance, sansexception 2 90
AvIs:-Pour Pin sertion DUN Care de pas plus de dix
lignes, 8 il. pour la premiere fois, 5Ocents pour chaque
insertion subsequentc. A moinsq quill men soft autre-
hAent ordpnne, les avis seFont publies en- francais ct
en- anglais, ct paieront en- consequence. une de-
duc4ion libefale sera faite pour les avis inseres pour
Gne tongue peeriode. Lorsque lie temps de Elnssrtlsn
1aois ct paiera en- consequence: mais Ia publication
d'AAcune avis, GU la continuation d'aucunc sonscrlp-
zion ne scra arretGe, tant que le prix men aura point
etc pay6, OF q moins que pEditeur men decide
autrement.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20
Eesse de Ees EoMtstesaae.
WILLIAM 4. BRENT,

VSSAT
HTfANT do rctour Il 81. Martinsvillo, Oh II u Fin.
ma tention do s'6tablir purmnnetnmcnt, otFto sea SER
vices niS habitans des paroisees Ste. Marie, 81. Mar
tin, Lafayette, Vermilion. Caleasieu ct st, Landry,
don't il soliciIe repectuoilscmcnt Ia ~cliontelle.
~rappellcro pas nilIeurs} a son btnoau, dams Ia maiscn
ci-devant occup6e par Mr., Dssife Leblanc, a 81. Mar
%tiiaville; ct pendant son absence, Mr.. Edward q. Brent,
son tnins, qui hi sera associ6, 10 reuplaaopa dams les afs,
flares dc 81. profession.
st. Martinsv; lie, 10 Mars ls45.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20
CABINET DE NJ. POLK.

O4AI0IINL1 DII WI TVLIAs
S~ecrftaire dEtat, JAMES BUcnANAN, de la Pennsyl-
vanie.
Apocat General, JONI Y. Mason, de la yirginie.
S~ecretaire de Ia Irtsorerie, RI. WALKER, du Mis-
sissippi.
s%eerttairs de la Marine, Gro. BANCROFT, du Mas
sachusetts.
Seeritaire Dc Ia Guerre, W. L. NANCY, de New
York.
Direeteur general dss Postes, C4vEJoussos, du Ten
nessee.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20

Mr.. Floyd Waggaman a te expedite de Washington
pour transmettre des instructions a Mi. Donaldson notre
charge dlaffaires au Texas, au sujet dc l'anncxation.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20

PASSAGE FINAL DU Bill PosrAL.-Les amen
dement's fats par la chambre au bill Postal ont
etc confines par lie Senat lie Ter mars, ct il a
recu la signature du President etest devenu loi.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20

I'm tourbillon a passG lie A mars sur Phabita-
ton du general Lewis, dams Ia %paroisse st-Iam"
many, ETY. a cause la mort dc P6conome, dune
nogresse ct DUN cheval, par f6croutement DUN
lanyard.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20
LELIsABETH-CAPNE GORDON.

I'm grand nombre de nos %lecteurs apprendont
sans doute avec plaisir que ce bateau solide, ma
vigue de nouveau dams nos Bayous nous SOM
mes certains que la n%ouvelle, qu'il est maintenant
commando par notre digue co1citoyen J. H.
Gordon, sera bien rccue de tous. LIE Cap'ne
G. a frett rElisabeth ain de pouvoir continuer
les communications entire la vile ct notre pa.
%roisse, quelque soft la hauteur des cau1 ainsi
nous sommes assures d'ayoir %toujours aumoins
un bateau en- activite. LIE Cap'ne Gordon nous
lie promet; nous savons quill ne promet jamais a
la legere. Nous lui souhaitons toute espece de
success.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20

or La Convention siege maintenant dams lie
local de la Chambre DIES Representans.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20

Uue foule immense assistant a ce spectacle aussi hor-
rible que rare dams lc pays, Mr.. Lucas notre vicairc,
Ia exhorte jusqu'a sa dcrniere heure.-Creos.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20

ExFIArlos.-Le negre Henry, traduit devant un jury
d'habitans ct conyaincu d'avoir attente a la vie de Mr..
Edmond Leblanc, a etc pendu en- cette vile, mcrcredi
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20

DECIDE, HER matin, s, mars, lie iuge Gui
Peyre, a rage de SO ans, natif de Carcassonne,
France,-Le Loussidtdis.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20

ADMISSION Dams L'INIoN DIES ErATs DE La
FLoR1DE . n DE L'IowA.-Ces deux Etats ont
etc %ajontes a notre confederation lie Ter mars par
lie vote du senat des Etats- Unis. Apres quel-
ques discours deposition, l'admission a etc de.
cidee par un vote de SO contre 8. Ellie a recu
la signature du President ct est deyenue loi.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20

NV 4 euls ~ fevriera Memphis, un incendie
uui a consume p~lusieurs maisons.
Taceadie d Ponce, Porto Rico.-Le brick
Water Witch, arrive a Baltimore Went d'apPor-
ter la nouYelle dun incendie considerable qul q
fait de grands ravages a Ponce He de Porto Ri
col Is 8 fevrier. On estime les dommages de
$I50,0OO a 100000. Les principales yictimes
sont NM. Dede ct Overman, Cabsero, Lacroix
Il CO., Lacot q Co., Corso, Font g. Co., Nine
Davidson, Pardo, David Hatch, Tabrens 4 Co.
al Rranders.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20

Depuis l~'Glection pr6sidentielle, les abolition.
istes font ouvertemelt cause commune ayec les
locofocos.
"A Remson, Etat. dc New York, aux derniercs
elections municipaies, douzc abolitionistes Sc to-
naient 4 lGcart le jour dc r6lection pour yoir 81
les candidats l]ocofocos pourraient etre 6lus
sans leur secours-yoyant qu'iis nc lie pouyaient
pas lis 50 sont rentus aux pools ct ont vote en-
masse pour leurs alliGs-ce qui assure d ceux.cf
une maioritG dams le Conseil d'Oneida.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20

LIE Madisonian a public lie traite conclu entire
les Etats IInis ct la Nouvelle Grenade, lequela
etc rattle par les deux parties contractantes. II
stipule quill sera etabli une MALE a travers
listhme de Panama, ce qui ~facilitera singaliere-
ment les communication avec les divers points
de la mer Pacifque. LIE traite est fait pour
HUT ans, du 30 deeembre dernier.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20

Meriquc.-Nous avons requ hier soir, par lie
brick Leopold O'Donnel, c~apitaine Davis de
Vera Cruz, les journaux de cette vile jusqu'au
% fevrier.
LIE Congress National s'occupait de la redac.
ton dune nouvelle Constitution, don't lie projet
Sc rapproche de celle des Etats- Unis. Les pre-.
miers titres avaient etc deja adoptes.
M. Gomez Farias qui a etc ~accueilli avec les
demonstration, de joio les plus wives a Vera Cruz
est part pour Mexico.
Santa Anna etait %toujours en- prison au cha.
teau de Perote; ct Pon parait croire assez gene.
raiement que ex-directeur ne sera nj mis- !
mort, nj banni, mais bien condamne d une prison
perpetuelle.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20
@3Bts % ST, 4anpry.
@RDh@WsAg, ne.
JEUDI MATIN, 20 MARS ls45.

SIGNATURE DU BILL DU TExAs.-Le cham
bre des Representans au Congress a adopte lie bill
du senat relatif a l'annexation du Texas, ct le
President a signe lie dit bill lie l mars. Ainsi
cette affaire peut etre consid6ree CONNIE reglee,
pourvu que lie Texas consente a nos conditions,
&C qubesttres probable.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

IN he 23d INST, in the 29th yen; Of her age in the
lul assurance OF hliSsfuI mmOrtalitv through the
ilrlls VI iGr ktneemer, MARY Ann Louisa HIT2gt-
BERGER Her relatives frie.ds and ornuaintanra.
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from
me residence OF her mother, ~ w correr Of GAY and
Safatosa streets tIs (Fhursday) afternoon 2iLh inst
ON Monday morning, 2lst inst in the fun hope of 4
glorious res direction from the dead, ELIZABETH, wife
OF AIen l.; lnMs, and daughter nf the late William.
Carey, IN the Both year of ner age.
AtGoVanstown, Baltimore county, on the 3lst inst
after short but severe illness of eight DAYS, Mar
EMMA, daughter of Robert aud Harriet Cross aged 5
years, months and days,
On the Dad inst Miss ANS MARIA SINNERS, aged %
years and months, youngest daughter of Elijah p
Sinners.
On the 22d instant, CHARLES PEREGoY, in the saith
year Of his age,
On the Dist inst. Mrs. Ann NEIcuBoRs, in the 18TH
year Of her age.
At Georgetown, ID. G on 22nd ints. John lGSArIUs
DAVIS, in his 25th year. son of Ignatills Davis ESQ
late of Frederick county, Md.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

Loss OF SHIP CENTURION. The snip Gen.
turion, of New Castle, Me-, Captain Clark,
from New Orleans for Boston, was swept Oh
shore by the current on Nantucket South Shoal
at half past 9 O'Clock on Friday evening last.
Her cargo consisted of LOG bales of cotton, 81
hhds. tobacco, 4ls bales of hemp, s42 hides,
bales Buffalo hides 1000 slaves, 6992 sacks OF
corn. The Centurion was insured at the Eqnt-
able, New England, Atlantic, and Hope Offices
of Boston, $4,000 at each, and besides this
there was some $50, 900 insurance on the car
90 at different Offices in Boston.