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The New York herald., 1845-09-16
Sportln z Intelligence,

.
there was pretty good attendance witness the fol
lowing promised sport.
Purse and Stake for $500 Two Mile Heat in Wagons
Albert Conkln named. .ch g James X Polk
p. Hunt '.......... '. b IN Peytoua
VIM. Wheelan q. ...... r m FAIRY Queen
H. Woodruff b M Apgy Down
The affair centred in James X. Polk and Aggy Down.
The latter broke at the word in the first heat be-
haved badly throughot, and James X. Polk won with
ease Is on l9s The second heat was very similar,
whstandng every ehdeavor on the OF the driver of
Aggy to the contrary; Hiram Woodruff IN a sim liar
situation at the end Of this heat the previous Polk
winning as before, in ON. 20s taking the purse and
stake throughout this affair." there very little bet
ting what did take place, was about 40 to on Polk
1hs next was for Purse of $780, mile heats best in
in harness.
IL Jones entered. d,.......... br z Newburgh
&. Carman a.. gr z John Anderson
This was still 81 led affair han the pre- evous
John Anderson went round alone Tor the purse.
The New York herald., 1845-09-16
NEW YORK HERALD.
To Newspaper Carriers.

We understand that several carriers serving our
subscribers with other papers of this city than tho
Herald They probably have their reason for this, and
that their reason shall be ours for employ
ing more Trustworthy than they have been. News.
paper carriers, therefore. seeking work will i'm
mediaiely apply at this Office for routes.
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

VERMONT ELRcrIoS - h- IHndstock Ape which
contains list OF the members OF the Vermont Leg isIa.
expresses the opinion that the whig mai y in the
be elected Governor.
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

ESrERPRIzE. The packet ship Monezums fror
Liverpool, was boarded 23O miles east Of s.ndn
Hook BY the New York pilot boat Mary Ellen
STEAMER GREAT WEsrERS-This favorite will
eail on Thursday tor Liverpool
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

HEALTH OF THE Ciry-Thls city is now remark
ably healthy Last week there were only one hun
dred and. eighty-seven deaths OF these eighty
hive were children under five years Of age.
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

iHs UREArEsT SPEED EVER MADE Is AMERICA.
Inc Long Island tram reached Brooklyn from Bos.
ton at hall past three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
The run was made from Greenport to BrooLIvn as
miles. IN hours and 40 minutes including all s,ons
or the running time without stops, was bonrs 90
mlnutes--brInging 100 passengers and making three
stops.
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

STEAM SHIP MASSACHUSETTS This new packet,
with submerged propeller, sailed yesterday morning
Tor Liverpool II matter of curiosity to learn how
long 1t will take her TO cross the Atlantic AS the
famous packet ship Yorkshire, Captain Bailey, sails
this noon for the same destination, large bets are
made IN favor Of the latter The Y has no auxiliary
steam power
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

CANApA.-A hard fight lately took nIacs q, IN,
Kingston races, between the civilians and the Is,
Regiment, which las,ed good while, despite tn,
efforts OF some OF the officers of that corps. who
were on the gro and II IS believed that had tn,
lives lost as i is, It Is bad enough, large numbe
being seriously wounded
Mr. faschereau. one oi the French adherents Il
tne me government was gazetted Solicitor General OF
alter elected member for the county of Dorchester
lhIs shows that the French Canadians are forget
ung old quarrels
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

PACKET SHIP SoufHroRT.-We have been favor.
ca with the following extract of letter received 10
this city last evening
.rL, BAhHEcAr INLET, Sept. H.
!nls Is merely to inform you that the ship Southport
Barnega, Light House. the passengers ana crew saved
Wheh we lett the vessel this morning, there was pros
Pect OF her becoming perfect wreck
Larry this morning she had six ieet Of water in her
noid hsome immediate assistance Is rendered thew ma,
perhsps be able TO save Of her cargo or tie mos
OF it.r o. - '' ~
The underwriters agent Captain r. Surge.
WIN the steam pump, and with cables and anchors
70 the assistance oi the ship last lat In the
Excelsior. 90 " ' ''"oo'
Inc southport belonged TO George BulkIeys line oi
New YORK aud Charleston packet. She had valusb,
sago OF goods &C. on board lett this port on ss.
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

STEAM VESSELS FOR THE SLAVE TRApE-In con-
sequence, probably, OF the Increased difficulty Of
getting safely away from the Coast of Africa with
acdrgo vi slaves those Interested the trade have
had recourse to the powerful aid OF steam.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-20
B.4RGAINS! B.aRGHIN&
Selling off at Cost.

THE undersigned, wishing to close
Il his old business, now offers his goods
at cost. Persons wishing good bargains,
are invitad to cal at his old stand on Wa
ter street. as he is determined to sell at cost
and less than cost.
Wheat. Corn. Oats. Barley, Hides, Tai
low, Beeswaw, Hemp, Hemp Seed, and ev
cry article produced by the farmers. taken
in exchange for goods JOHN DAVID
N Ball those indebted TO me, will find
their notes and accounts in the hands Of
Oliver Cock. at my old stand. where they
will please call and pay up Immediately,
and save cost, as money must have.
Burlin rtDn, Oct 2, 1851 JSD
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-20
BURLINGTON HAW,K-EYE.
Burlington Academy,
By Mr. Edw. Wilson,

~ 21 40UDSS SVM <sSASSA e&l0 a2AA ,
By Mr. Edw. Wilson,
II III the School room underneath the Metho-
dist Church, Third Street
THIS Academy will open on Monday,
L the 10th day Of November. 1915, under
the superintendent Of a person we'll expert
enccd in every branch Of Tuition and one who
trusts. ny underwriting punctuality and fidelity
Of attention 10 merit the appreciation of Pa
rents ard Guardians who moy extend to him
their patronage.
TERMS: -(payable quarterly
Primary Class including Reading,
Writing and Arithmetic. $500 per qr.
English Grammar. Geometry, &C.
ography. Rhetoric, History,
Civil and Military Engineer
ing and the classics, from ST.
20 To 500 "
Those who engage for year can lea n some
more expensive branch without additional
charge.
School in session from the LIST Monday in
September to 9th July. Quarters commence
10Th November, 9th February, LIST May and LIST
Monday in September; but pupils will be re-
ceivcd ut any intermediate period, the proper.
ton only OF the quarter being charged.
For further particulars as to I erms, course OF
study, &c. interesting TO Parents, apply to
NJ Wilson: at the Barrett House.
Oct. 30-23-4w Gaz. copy 4w
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-20
The BID ST YET.

THE Subscriber ha. just reed from
Il Boston and New York full supply OF
FALL g. WINTER GOODS.
Consisting in part Of
DPW ROODys
BROAD CLOTHS-blue, bl ok, brown and
Steel Mkt
KERSE YMERES-of all colors and quail
lies. some very fine.
SATINETTS-Jeans, kerscys, linseys. Bca
vertccns, hardtimcs, vcvcts merinoes. al.
pacras, sume verv fine. lawns, cambrics,
mnslins, prints Of al descriptions and various
styles, red. white and yellow Flannel bro wn
drillings. bleachsd and brown shectlngs
canton ilannels. cravats, silk, gingham, lin
en- and cold Hdkfs. dress hdkfs cotton,
worsted and wool Shawls. comfortcrs, sus-
penders. cotton batting and wadding. can
die wick, he'd ticking. tapes. sewing silk
twist, edgings. laces, jackonetts, ribbons.
hose, gloves, etc, etc.
CIR DBRI58Ss
40 SKIS RIO COFFEE, warranted the best
in town
OLD HYSON and Young Hyson Teas, Of a
superior quality, warranted also, to be the
best in town
SALERA rus, pepper, llspice. ginger, Win.
chester's best No bar soap, sperm and tai.
low candles, Bakers No chocolate. indi.
go, madder, alum, copperas, birthstone. salt
peire. nntmegs, rice, molasses, few boxes
Of very superior chewing tobacco, castcel
soap, mustard, letter paper. fools cap paper
cloves, dried apples. loaf sugar, etc.
HAI2Dw ARB.
NAILS. glass, butts and screws, Carpenter =
patent door locks. latches patterns,
bolts, bed screws. knives and forks, german
silver and iron ten and table spoons, Climb
let's. angurs, chisels, gongcs, hatchcts, ham.
mers, rasps, null and handsaws. files. tacks.
wool cards. curry combs, combs, sad irons
band saws. casteel aud german steel. wood
saws and frames, buck saws, Hunts best
axes, shoves aud spades, umbrellas, squares,
etc, etc.
,[B!A1PlSI 3, SIsl Obs g. l3DDPS.
Mems calf, kip and coarse boots
do do do do brogans
Boys do do do do
Ladies' do bootccs
do fine kid slips and walking shoes
Youths aud boys boots
Children - do
400 lbs sole Leather. SO sides upper Leather.
@W5B z3N s w AR I3jo
PLATES, pitchers, ewers and basins, bowls.
cups and saucers. Of Liverpool ware,
Plates, pitchers, ewers and basins. bowls,
cups and saucers of common ware.
Chambers and Tea Pots. infants cans, cone
lanterns and tumblers,
Wall paper of various kinds
HAIRS AND 1APSs
Gentlemens cassmerc, russia, moleskin,
cony and silk hats
do Fur seal, cony, mnskrat, glazed,
sea.et. velvet and opera caps
Boys cloth. seal and glazed caps. Also,
Buck mttcns.
Which will sell verv cheap 70. CASH or
COUNTRY PRODUCE
w A M u e D
1000 head of Hogs,
100 DO cotn-ted cattle, weighing GOO lbs
and upwards,
10 900 bush. wheat, for which cash or goo ds
will be paid,
Hides, tallow, becswax, oats, corn, -four
rye, barley. fax seed. white beans, rags
butter. eggs, cheese, &c,
for which will pay the market price.
oct % % ]. C.. PARTRIDGE.
xuyh p, rn ~.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-20
UFlCTURERS' DEPOT.
Boots, Shoes and Hats.

No. SO. Main Street, ST. Louis.
RICHARDS & WRIE, having open
~ ed a Wholesale Warehouse for the sale OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
respect .ully call the all ention of City and
Country Merchants to the largest and most
complete assortment ever offered in the city
OF Saint Louis Being agents for many Of the
most extensive manufac turers, and doing en-
clnsivelv a Commission Business they are pre-
pared to sell as low can be bought al the
east, and t,centy fire per cent iorer than can be
purchased of any other house in the western
country.
No. Sc. MAIN STREET, UP STAIRS.
oct 3-22 4w
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-20
The Best Medicine

TNsthc world is now admitted to be Di
i Sherman's Nedicatcd Lo1enges. they
are so pleasant that they can be as readily
taken as the most pleasant confectionery
They consist Of
Cou=h Lozengcs,
Which are the safest and most effectual re-
medy for coughs, colds. consum ption,
whooping congh. asthma, &c. ever offered
I, the public. They operate BY promoting
expectoration, allaying tho irritation OF
coughing. and removing the cause Of the
disease.
Worm Lozenges,
The only iniailible worm medicine ever die
covered. In over 400, 900 eases they have
never been known 10 fail. Many disease
arise from worms and occasion long and in.
tense suffering aud even death, without
their ever being suspected; grown persons
are very often afflicted with them, and are
doctorei for various complaints, without
any benefit, when one dose OF these lozenge.
would speedily cure them. -
Cam hor Lozenges,
For nervous or sick head ache, palpitaticn
of the heart. lassitnde and nervous affection
generally. Persons travelling Or attending
large parties will find the Lozanges really
rcyiying. and impartiDg the buoyancy Of
outh. ns egeg4s a.ss III .tt8lF .
Cathartic LOzenges,
The best catl,artic medicine for removing
bile from the system and preventing attacks
of the bilious and interm,iiing fever of this
section ofcountry. READ.
.lnl III Sole Agent, Burlington.
Lot Mo6att, Ausnsta; Tryon 4 bay,
OluaMka. MI. fcb ~ I5-ly
5f NYl
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-20
DRY GOODS.

On BALES 8 and 81 bro. slicctings
~ 5 cases 81 as 81 bleach'd do
2 bales brown drilings
90 pieces &c and As apron checks :
30 do bed tlckings
30 d., plain and plaid linseys
50 do blue blk and MKT sat,nct,s
SO do XIV Jeans, all coils aud prices
GOO do british, french and "a me nee ~
prints ga
100 lbs white and cold skein cotton
900 dor assorted do
or sale by " + COOLBAUGH & co
sep 25 rs
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-20

Coughs, Colds and Consumptions.
nj season Of severe colds being at hand.
hose afflicted will find variety of U.s.
''' city city DRUG STORE.
n. ,,r... popularity Of the
Mahteen syrup
..a,ced the proprietor IN make up large
hf wy" q, winter sales. II is highly recon.
au."adb y numbers OF citizens, aud has per
ms"'J anne of the most astonishing cures on
'i ..'S. One gentleman who has suffered for
rse"'. .;,a severe cough, and who feared an
yer I.,,h from Consumption, has been EN-
cary ,..,ored to health by the use of only
,hrcc battles. The
uahteen Group syrup
49,, the means Of saving the lives Of hun.
~ ~. ~ children, and there arc many families
O' n his civ. who keep il constantly in
a .ss;, houses. Also, on hand variety Of
Medicated LOze nges.
,,he, Of our first citizens can be referred
. !" nroof Of the great efficacy OF these deli.
,ou. preparations.
All the
patent Med icines
!. ,ood repute, for sale AS above, by
NO - hEap.
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ATTENTION.!
NEW FALL AND MINTER
ID !"

" IL
- ]" ~ @GDGDuD-
THE undersigned, thankful for the
= very liberal patronage" heretofore
extended to him. begs leave to call tie
ATTENTION Of The public to his full and
fashionable assortment of Fall and Winter
stock of Dry Goods. just received from the
city of Philadelphia. Consisting in part as
follows:
CLOrHs.-Supc- black, blue. brown, olive
invisible green, drab and mkt, beaver
and pilot
CASsI Me n Es-. Black, blue, brown. strip.
ed and plaid.
SATINETrs.-f Black, blue. brown, green,
cadet mkt. striped and plaid.
JEANs..A superior assortment of all quail
tiles
cashmere d. ccosss alpaca and cassi-
bombazinss mere do
long lawn laces. edgngs and in
| linen Gamble Iidkfs SETTINGS
fancy silk cravatS tuck and side she'll
poneee and bandana combs
hdkis horn and ivory do
monSiin d lainc do buttons, tapes aud
Gamble and jackonr cord
muslins scotch ginghams
WOODEN and cotton english AID frcnci,
shawls merinoes
worsted and cotton needles. hooks and
! hosiery eyes, &c.
With splendid assortment of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS
Superior Nackinaw Blankets, green, blue
and white.
Also
Hats, Caps, Boots, shoes, Queens.
ware and Groceries.
Those wishing To purchase any Of the
above articles would do well 10 Gu as am
determined to sell cheap for Cash or coun.
Try produce"
W. ~ NJ" !" HDs
Wheat, Dry Hides, TNILOar,
Butter, Eggs, etc.
For whirh ] will pay the highest market
price. BARTON L DAVID
| Burlington, Oct 2 AS Jefferson street
1
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-20

HATS. rs cases Russia. cashmere
- elk and moleskm hats: also, white and
block wool do. Just reed and for sale BY
% 20 ] G LArxAN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-20

DROWN and BLEACHED SHEET
l. ings % bales a. and IS Rock bridge.
Family Stark mills and Elkton slseet,nys, an 4
cases bleached do, just Received and Tor ga le
by % 43-20 LAuxAN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-20
new FALL GOODS!.

THE Subscribers are now receiving
= direct from Philadelphia anC New
York, their assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which have been purchased on the most
favorable terms and which they offer for sale
at the ip,cest cash prices; piedging them;
selves not to be undersoh by any House
north Of st Louis. Their old customers and
the public generally, ar, requested to call
and examine their stock, which will be
found u be ms large and well selected az
any in the place. Merchants will usual
be supplied on the most favora BILE terms.
u All kinds OF produce taken at the
regular cash prices.
sep 25 WE COOLBAUGH & co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-20
HlW .AND g4 3 sA4
=QD0D"-~

super CT French PLAID, Cloak Lin.
ings and Mackinnw aud Rose Blan.
kets, with many OF her w OOIen G God 5
very cheap. super Alpaccas and
Fancy Lustres, MerinOes. all Col.
Ors, splendid Cashmere d' EcOsse,
Africa Plaids and stripes for La.
dies dresses. new and rich patterns
of Calicoes, Fancy and plain Silks.
cOlored Satins, fancy silk and dress
Handkerchiefs, Gents and Ladies'
Gloves, black and cord WOODEN Hoo
slery. Lam BIS Wool do for Misses and
Boys. with IL good stock of Dom es-
tics, Cotton Yarn, Batting, Wad-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-20

FRESH ARRIVAL.
GO Cases Boots and Shoes.
THE subscriber has just received
4 and is now opening large and well
selected stock OF
Boots and Shoes.
Consisting III part Of
Mems super calf boots
do do kip do
do water proof do
do coarse peg'd do
do super sewed calf monrocs
Youths and boys boots
do do kip and heavy brogans
Women's super French kid slippers and bus.
kins
do sewed and pegged calf lace boots
do scwcd seal shoes
Misses slippers and buskins
do seal ties. Also, Childrcn's shoes
Of all descriptions and prices.
All Of which are offered ut unusually
low prices for cash or produce, bv
G LAUMAN
sep25 As Water, below Ieiferson.s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-20
READY MADE CLOTHING,

Cats, Pants, Vests and Drawers. A good as
sortment of new and fancy Ribbons and
Bonnets. Artifeials and Shawls. spcn-
did assortment Of new style Nesting, chea p
Competing, neck, scarf and silk Cravats,
Subscribers and many other cheap and de-
srab!e goods
GROCE RIES.
Sugar, Noasses. Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, Cigars,
Salcratus, Powder, Shot and Lead.
QGEENSWARE AND HARDWARE.
AL~O-A splendid assortment Of
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Leather.
sole and upper Leather Cali aud Kip. Harness
AID Bride do. Paper, Ink Quilts, States.
Sand and Waters, with II good assortment
of School Books lot Of Pals and Medi-
eines. &c. all at low rates for Cash or
Country Produce. {Cal and see
w N NHH Da
Wheat, Hides, TaIlow, Beeswax, Butter, Eggs
and Furs % all kinds white Bears and
little (cash)
oct % 5i-22 WESLEY JONES.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-20

AVN GARRETT & co, Have on
w hand and for sale cheap, large assert
men. If
Fine muslin Shirts LINEN bosoms and col :
lars)
Common do do
Check and calico do
Flannel nd net undershirts
Net, canton flannel, drilling and muslin
drawers
Pleatcd linen bosoms,
20 dog linen collars
Suspenders, stocks, cravats, tics, gloves,
Half hose, etc, etc. % 45-20
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nAA SHINGLES. for sale by
ceOOO o9-2e CPARTRIpGE

DORK PACKING Pork or Beef can
be packed at the lowest rates and in the
best OF order for any market, az the packing
and slaughterng establishment Of
+ { PEASLEY & co
3 Liberal cash advances made on all
pork packed by US FIG & co
nc
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-20
FANCY DIEING.

SILK and Woolen Goods, together with
~ wearing apparel Of every description
dyed or secured at the shortest notice by
A. DUSTON,
Washington
Burlington, Nov Z, 44-1y
Democratic banner., 1845-05-24

NAV well look from the eminence raise'
upon the bones of her oppressed Suo-
iects, and denounce every project ior
the diffusion of civil liberty and the
amelioration of the human family dis
graceful.
When the news was borne across the
waters 10 this nation which some owe
so well, that the American COLONIES i;'''
cast from them British Allegiance . 'Aa'
they had staked their all upon the ISSUE
thew scrawled Indignantly upon cur
forefa,hers; when the glorious news o.
a Lexington S Bunker Hill, was borne
in thunder tones TO their ears, this same
nation proclaimed US disgraccd and DIS
honored. W. did then, as we will dc
again-we will hu.l into her teeth
bold defiance and teach her that hen
smarch is hot always over the ocean
wave" that her glory is eclipsed 4 tina
: She is neither the mistress OF the ianl
or the sea.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-24
For the Banner.

Mr.. MrSon. SIR: Since your re-
quest in the Banner that we would s"g-
eest the name of some suiiabl person 70
he offered as a candidate for the State
Convention from this district. have
silently waited 10 hear who might be
thought by his fellow Citizens lie
most available.
| feel confident that we have maIy
men in our county who would make a
Die and efficient members in the Conren-
ton, but so far, | have seen but one
recommended, viz, DR.. HrGnrs OF
Paynesyille.
DIR Hughes is a man of talents and
ability and one who deserves the cs-
TEEN and good wishes of every man.
None would more gladly see him elect
ed 10 represent us i'll the proposed
| State Convention than myself. lie is
deservedly popular in this county, and
could, in my opinion, obtain the hearty
support OF the whole Democracy, and
of many whigz of the District.
But should there exist any doubt &
mong the people as to his eligibility &
should they for that reason: hcsitate, *
rather desire Il upon whom they
could cast a more free and unrestraincc
support, l would respectfully offer tc
their considerations the name Of Capt
G1vEHs Of Calumet. Capt. GIvrNs Is
a mar well known 10 the ~citizous OF ihi.
County, and who requires no culosiuu
at my hands. He is not man 10 bt
sure, who can make a great display up
on the stump, but he possesses a strong
and vigorous mind. ard a cool penetra.
ting judgment. His strong attachment
to principle, his stern integrity and ele'
waited views connected with a long anc
useful experience are recommendations
which ought not to be disregarded ant
passed owe in silence.
CALUMET.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-24
Arlhur's Ladies' Magazine,
For 1915.

VANIE PUBLISHERS in sending forth their Prospectus fol
4 the third volume of their Magazine, which is excessively
and permanently under the editorial control of 1. s AR
TIER, believe that they can oiert to the public most substan-
tal claims 10 patronage. The first and second volumes have
been Acknowledged ON all hands to be eqnal, and, in ma
ny respects, superior i'll character, strength. interest and at
ttactlveneSS, 10 any of the magazines issued. The aim of the
Editor is a high one. He r~cpudiates the long prevalent system
OF basing his work upon the reputation of contributors, whose
articles, no matter what they have done, are, in two many in
stances below mediocracy.
Nothing gains admission into the pages of this Magazine
which is not excellent III itself. The source from whence an
article comes Is secondary its merits always primary. Such
a rule strictly carried ont, must give character to any work.
1t has given "AR1ItR>S MAGRZINE" n character already
acknowledged in all respectable quarters where ithas been re-
ccivcd.
'Arthcr> siagatinc" viii rorrajn IS pages Of reading mat
Democratic banner., 1845-05-24
uYOU\G ENGLAND."

A woman was lataiv s,ddenlv hn' safely delivered
Of = fine how at tina entrance Of the Bank OF England
in London. The little stranger did not, o. course come
into the world in p white reSt and trousers oh, na ;
be flir!y enrolled among he sect vi \ "uh9 f'h5'""''
The Bank hid never before such a opposite.
Pho h,psa in which Irving was born has two mar
tie nan,ies, The original bills FOR which are, IN amour
$50. The same article. finished in much better style
can now be purchased for about $40 each.
4 Giant oni day barst into 4 hnod OF tears a'trF ne ~,
had heard the statement 81 counsel, exciai,nhe; = ~ u"
,t ,.i,l I hoI suffered half so much till | heard il this
dav.'
The value o. the export, from Boston las was $3.50
Democratic banner., 1845-05-24
CALUMET


The following IS the I'S; oi Repre-.
sentatives in Congress from Virginia
There is tut one Wing among t..
number.
Isl DiSTRlcr-ArclhbaI Atkinson
% George c. Dromgoo!e.
Sd Wm. NJ. Tredway.
4th Edmund w. HUBBARD.
5lh Shelton +. Lcake.
9Th James A. Seddon.
9TH Thomas II. Bayiy.
Gth :. Robert NJ. T. Hunter.
OH JOAN S. PENDLEToH, Will.
10Th Henry Bedinger.
Iirh" William TayIor.
18th Augustus A. Chapman.
18Th George w. Hopkins.
l4,h Joseph Johnson.
18th William G. Brown.
In the Legislature, upen join bal.
'ot, the Democrats have a majority
Of thirty two.