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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10
THE SPOlI.Sl
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''See ho~ he mchs them .,
The following reos ais and appointments are annouo-
ced
James Hohnn. Attorney Of the United STATES f., III.
District Ut tn' n'bla. from .r Sd Instant, in ia. ,i.o.
" fh'i'ip H. Frrdsll, whusv rtun.issun viii I'm ,h.,
DAY expire. WV u" ''"'
kohsr, W bite, Collector of ,hp Customs G,sroe,ow,
y e., vice Henry Addison. whose cornmiss,n viii az
pre July 6. 1915. III "a
Charles In>lsy Attorney Of The United STATES fl, rho
dsflS OF Vermont. from The POI instant, in nm, lc.
ut Charles Davis, hse c,um,. sion s,,ll nm Tho, d
expire. ~ "" '""' way
thomas B Hahan, as Postmaster a, Cam ,ts,e,,,,
New York. IN The place uf A,.aas VI >Xb,eI,, -.
commission expired On The 29li nlmo
James Fischer. Surveyor and usp,clnr of the Rove.
nue. at Pawincket. Rhrde Island. vice p,.u A ,hn,,
"''se c'nantss'o" Will expire Jolly 2gd, ls45.
!" addition 10 he foregoing caraonu-. The Aex,,a,,
"aze''e Ih'rms us tnai Humorous ,emcv,Is .,.s;s
nave been made abunt 10 hn mad. i, Sv,st;,,,
WI" ne Land Office is 10 br iruuyltly re- orcaniz.d
"' S'eihs a'" I" be r'mcved: and then the new a,
p''n'me"tsand The re.arpn,nen,s The Ce,,co,,,,,
A"'"ca'e 81 The Isl inst has paragraph If Ike ,.,
-" H"5s~ he Executive Guillplinc Yesterday ,,,,,.J
~ twenty tnr lev victims, in add,i,, T., m. ,,,,a.
''' r"e""a ne la'''r pari # last week. They ara
'''' '"e treasury, Land OHp War and Navv Ia.
P'''"'e''s. iod'y. being he frs, Of the n.w 6s,,,
'''' we expect t" hear Of even more Jecapa,iop, W.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

we are g'ao TO learn that The Ladies' Fair a, T thor
" u" Tie 9TH INST Tin aid Of The presbyss ian church
la'e s"ce' ss'n'-n'ary $500 HAVING beeu ,s..;,
''' "ee'uro our thanks to the Ladies lar ,h.;, II nj
OF u.s. The ample supply of good rhinos
~" 70 'u' brother editor Of The Republican and on,.
, "'S Teen received and raroned ,qui,ablv-oo,
'se'''"s The "sIlce"o cake to gentleman -, =.
DC ho"eless) and who will prove recr.ao, -,
an 10 'aNe up the gage 'husn,row n a, his c..,
e'S 0y some fair damsel of whom pe,h,,s
more Than he will tell r'p' e'Ano"s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

FoH " aker.-tspian l.. c. Fato ha. pren ,li.
name to a 1nr deep Mater entrance lttle Sm,h :, "a
ysanah, Georgia leading iron, The pce.n int
S'uni. lie saws: '"'0 o>s'oA"
On ~ striving IF The bar. nd object r,esenrd II.
self I, guide Us over but thu skill If tho a.,
."e l'aesnan's cry What was my surprise when /
S''''' u qua 10" water. was leading over in four
distance OF live miles upsea aud wind incsn,h,s ~
nrrrrs s"rm, |" d. us nIorv-I found had ,,a, ~
oar up 10 my anchorage, from four 10 five 81, -,
ana .sef' albums shchOred IN FIVE a.homs close Ia
the Race ON Keys. e'0se 10
The conntry rDend aboun,s with live - ~. -
pine, rnugh To baild. may fairly ven,ors,y s,y hv
riinoH rare aad reeuvsiian, nasies t,r an, ca3,,,
''f Centuries 10 taHha And this sal. harm, has 4, !.
nnm'ired OF unknown ioihe General Gpyeuarn, sinca
zhe days Ut the R-volniion!, '''''e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

SsocKIss TR,sEpY AT \. ORLE.Hs-F Fearful Re
sribntion-A sh"cking fagedy Incurred al \. pdrans
an The 2f,h ut An indIsido naned Geoire Peiiluay
while standing Ia the Auclhn Mar Of Mr. kendip IN
Camp st was shut with pisl,d by n female named
Hsrrlrt BIanrhard. The ball entered Inn bid, above
the Inns. At abn, nc,i the le oi the yerIebrs
aud was taken uut the eppse side llule above The
wo"nd, u WAS thought, would not prove mortal The
Picayune saws:
As she fired her pis,a!. Harrip, threw il
down and turned deliberately III walk out. Nj kendlg
requested drsin her She said hai she did
mi wsh 10 eiade The ,f,ieots Of the law that she in
isnJsd 10 give herself Up 10 ,lr Rrcnrdrr She boyy.
rsf' onk seal, aud "a few moments was surrounded
by lasge number Of cilzans She ia 6pe nok,n,
veil harmed woman, sbunt Is az 20 years of ao, a. "a
sb MD 'odge She has hne eyes. lehl brown hair ra.
'hef sbore lie ordinary stature aud was dressed in !,
o-af. comely AMI plain style. Her men was az t,yui
he'd as HE sgi'stpn belonging suci, scene w,nld al
h~, nAfr W Nre same TINE she seemed 10 he labrpu
under deep rxriirment which bore many Of The chm,
racerisrs 81 whitening Ut wrong endured lbt,
shane. svssrnenl and uulrsee She was old nv s.,,s
one thai She had killed Pellwsy. She replied hat he
had done worse 10 her
She sid 'ha she WAS roor derrnceless woman. " no
mad been thought NEARLY /" The grave by him. had been
winged beyond fndnfsnre and abandoned In her do
srsir. To s',ne onr ~ho asked her Why she did this
ihiug. shs sr,t,ed. lie knows" She then ,d,d i, !,
voice ssir" h5' shaken snd irenuluus This is a fear.
fUl ttsaedy. hut he Observed H." sbor, while ,6,
WARDS ste s"ened tote "Pp, sssd and asked vai,r
gentleman va" ha"drd her glass lhnhing thai she
might have drutk lsudannn ~ s,neibley Of IN. e,nd
~ s,'-n' was h,r seitap asked her If sb. had ,Lrn
sns nifg else that nurning. She hs,h.d hun ,.rn.st.
y :" The lace td uunni aEd rcpealed die ards IA.
Ken sntthng rl~e - shd then wnh ,is, setuo.ss adj
dfe, W, sr- no'hiHl hui fev.ngel" When the nj
Ger was ah'ui tskna her In Ia, Lek mn bus. IN H.
ronne ST she remarked. III much Gtmt,-s ,nd ,,,
,"n, ''ih'y ran tat XII me. and have suffered nnre
ihsu that already" '''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10
ANoIfiER THIRD OF QUEBEC DESTROY,
ED BY FIRE.

On ne 2sh Of May .Qu.Lec was visited hv g..
m,'e" oes''"yed was said, third part of The civ
."u =" "e zo'h n. this III fsted place was AGAIN
sconrged with similar calamity by which I3Co Jss,
lug, were DESTROYED, and 5000 persons rendered home.
when ob,aosa '"ua n" be obtained 'cr long time. and
PRICES "' the flames The loss Of life is no, s orr.,
me former ire One person was killed in b is,
n"nse' and two were burned died from fi,h W
'wa rom ing moved from their sick beds. One mars
c.. ne - Is sala. would blot Quebec from the list Of
.es. rfeat fn'fis were making to relieve the sufTur
ings OF Inc people. Numbers If whom had TO ,
.ne s'rses the military had loaned lhe, tents a. ,b.,
ter them at night. ''' " '"e'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

Ss.peneni ofa Hhie Vomun nth Coioref Man
me Nats.is Herald rsiars the tllnwing cute inch
rtss,tea To hp sh- itte ali Az iinisi. by which SHE
nans,r4 10 lake u, attached 10 of the ho-
tells Of that pa'r:
"A yonne u nmsn irrn The North. SAID 10 he sbuu IL
years Of age to cry alamt year sgu. and ub
tanned empsym sn IN rrsInesbr family As "help' or
<sekeet@r IN wheh cspaeiy she was taund 10 be- se4
~ useful particularly IS nurse hr The SIX. 1hls
ister qualify, indeed The cause IL her Transfer,
with OF HE ismll, IN hic she resided To-
neighsr uho had a very SICK child In this family
she remained Tor tue. and gave such evidncts al
conduct. intelligence and assduaus service
heir respect aud affection. She sam, hoaey.t
exchanged ihis sliuarn tn more lucrative 10 =
hd.l as ladies' ssnIng n,ad. ia which she canlinued
TT SIX m"nhs, hen she .ioped ih a Likely ynnnp
mulst,o iellaw. a@aiier IT, tie san. hpel and slave al
40. prifeio THIS matter she managed NEST adrntly
She csrd upon the gpnefnsa ~ whose family >hr had
s,.viausy r,sdsJ and niurusd h,n thai she had efi
hsr suain al the hotel aud bping dtsus To return to
her friends at the Sarh. requested him as favor To
the captain Of the baltimore steamer shd enesre her
passage. which he dds a'd having ur suspicion
himself. hr recommended her lie rafcuar care atJ
attention 81 the cantaia. A. thr appointed tne the Ia
dy made her apnestsnce at The "Capiahs OAi,s' and
had herself aased Miss - and .,rra11 aud
paid m passage marcy fr both. The Servant" II is
not necessary 10 inform II reader her psranout at
ih. hotel, Tor her commerce with whom she had been
Discharged from her suatp tn. day ,eforp The slave
did not seek The least cuncran.n ard The steamer
hui passed himself "A as Miss - servant. On
their arrival at Baltimore. Miss and servant
were duly registered 10 The ieke, Office Of the Pilad,
fla rslnad line. and departed the nnrnng Tor The
North. where, amop2 her friends the serranf is INV
most prhshy furnishing IN the character of the bys
baud Of Mss -. He was fsvofi,e servant of the
haci. and treated with or Indulgence by his master
with ~hnn. but Far the seductive wlles Of This qnrfsh
young shesbolIlinisi he would have preferred 10 re-
,naip rather than aecep, his freedom"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

!, NEW ARTICLE OF ExPoRT.-The n. Y American
tss lsasso Twelve hundred acres uf hapm hand an ,h
oc,"' fsef near Columbus, AID planted the entire MINT
10 ofs,'n c''o wuh Ih. exp,r, The cr,n l., En-
sa"d "hffr he Intends 10 pfocped hRs.if AID ,ppag.
f"s'es ~ me manufacturing fhrnms. taking wnh
7or HE purpose Br.Ius made FINN the American h,,,,
cs are 81 much superior. for sar;uus uses IA any ,b,n
T. he hsd ~ England. tbai they have b.rnme. with,
n" years as, quite iavofile IN that country and arc
he'san''ied 'tnhsr in large quantities,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

gallant old s'der, JOHN WALL citizen OF rrenracb,.
Js cas'scr, pssiic officer VIII, has dischsrged his
nern unee'snuapnsiy removed from the p, 81 t,fiice
- winchester TO give rlace To Hesry f. Baker. I'm.
~ ihe i'slnFr Convention who sn,s,ed Al, 'pIL
we e"oessisnd The appointment # Mr. Baker is by ma
'sa's ss''sScry To the party many Of whom prefer,
Erd s'nse other prison. and some of ,yban ,sn ,
sgss0sl the relnovai VI Mr. Wall
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

The Bu.ian Ch'uniro understands that there is To be
= neei,rg ii ihr BisinTs Of III, Methodist Episcopal
Church. 10 lake into consideration the ot bishop
>oule-msny members oi The church believing thai he
is disqualified longer Bishop, account u his
relation tu the Suuhefn seccdersi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

Fonernr ~ NV H9rS--Charlss A. Higgins a
men h. 81 The Buatd III Wall st. brokers in New f"rk
has been arrested charged with reinQ the Bsine o'
Lambert Saydam To far aboai SlG.o 600, II which
The American Exchange Bank las 81 .U00. His ism-
~ and ate Of the hehes, responsibility. lie
iarlnerly resided al Macon. Geu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

SALE OF rvs W,AsporrE REsrnvs.-The wy
sndeie Reserve SINE IL the best lands In Ohm. Will be
hrenohi into make, tbs all the sale eoinueni inx at
tppef Sandusky IA Ihr 22d Of September.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

The l.. s. Journal STATES that while the procession NJ
the 5lh rung in front of the residence at Mrs.
MadIs"o III. officers Of he stIay and navy. ard mem
bets Of Congress present, paid their respects 10 her IN
bpdy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

Wild Pigeoas have reared bronis the present season
IN the %arrs of Consarer aud I'd iso. IN Lexington
District. ). G, the fret instance known oil their h,ed.
ing in thai Stale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

duel va. fought near New York on the Sd inst.
between Cotton. a spurtsmsn, and Aus en, an FIN pre-
Club man. Austen WAS morally aoanded, and died on
the 9Th.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

MrRpER-A letter To tie Augusta. Gs.. Constiiu
iiana list states that DR. A. j. Trppe. Of Eamn, Gef-
es. murdered al that place the 22nd ult. by A
B. Huxey, Who was arrested.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

linen dranet in New York. says the Express has in
his wirdcw placatd which thai he has ION
hand and hr SALE quantity Il gaIronisfd hirts Ii
Tins is no, the age Of I'D sanccmen, what's ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10
Hfo REST MARKET PRrc,r

lump and Ground Plaster will alwsysbe KEEP, on hssd.
and sold low Tor cash "" ''""'
w. JAMES SurrHIs. who, learn. is f,vm,hv
Nna" 10 the farmers Of this region, will mill for me-
a""' "ope to SECURE Mat-patronage from the rubI,c
""'ch the convenient location Of The properly invites
March 10 - """rhN'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

s ,,' nrS'''F Of the Treasury gives o,,;.s ,h,,
.rS 20. ., ''asay notes outstanding on the Is,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10
IL q Il I e. r. .

HVING aiken = lease Of The Mills in hi, 49,,
u known as The Langhorue Mills, for term nj
years. VIII be regularly nthe whea, market. and pre
pared To give the ' pre-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

Samuel Appleton. Of Boston. has msde donation oil
Zen thousand dollars 10 Dartmouth College
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

rriract from kiter TO The ssaor eiiior Of The .hissn
s,nninn dnied Jme jM. lSlj.
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

The shipments from Oswego during The past two years
show very great in the trade of that port but
for several years previous to ls4s, there very little
DOING and the quantity Of produce shipped from year
year, very uniform. The enlargement of the We'll
land Canal will be Of immense advantage to Oswego,
while II be OF corresponding injury to Buffalo
Several meetings have be held III the cities inter ested
in relation this subject bat the plans proposed pre-
vent the trade passing through the Weand Ca
nal TO Oswcgo not feasible, are not just, and
qncrily be ado ted IL the business of our canals
is increased from any source. it matters little how ii is
oht ,ned or what compeon may exist between the va.
rous points on the cuLals.
bill has been introduced into the lower house Of the
Lgslstnrc Of Illinois to repeal the Canal law Of isA2 and
43 under which attempts have been made TO negotiate
with the bond holders for the loan Of $i 00
The New York herald., 1845-01-30
TWENTY-EIGHT CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.
In Senate,

WARRINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. 2S, lS45.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Tustin. Journal.
Mr.. DICKINSON presented petition from citizens
Of the West for a grant Of land 10 a railroad be-
tween Lake Michigan and the Pacific ocean.
[ Alternate sections, we suppose
Mr. BAGBy presented joint resolutions from the
General Assembly of Alabama, urging modlhca-
ton Of the rates of postage TO the declmals OF the
Federal currency. Read and referred
Mr. PHELPS presented petition from citizens OF
Vermont, protesting against the annexation OF
Texas, and praying the abolition OF slavery in the
District Of Columbia That portion OF the memo
rial relating TO Texas was referred to the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations, and the Objectionable
moety respecting the abolition OF slavery IN the
District OF Columbia was, upon the question OF It's
reception, laid upon the table.
Mr. HUNTINGTON, from Connecticut, presented a
petition against annexation. Referred.
NAVAL DEPoT MEMPHIS.
FMr. FOSTER, OF Tennessee, arose for the purpose
Of removing an impediment to the progress Of the
works OF the Naval Depot at Memphis, Tennt ssee,
tor the erectios OF which bill was passed at the
ast session. This impeachment was JOINT resolu-
ton of the lith September, lS4l, when prohiblts
any proceedings in the erection OF public works,
until the State III which the site OF such works
may be. shall have given jarlsdct over the same
% the federal government. Mr.. FosrER, therefore,
pfiered resolution, susrending the operation of
said Joint resolutions Of 1S4l. so far as they may
affect the SUSPENSION OF the works upon the Nsva
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

pends all work upon the Canal and all other internal i'm
posements by the State. for the term Of yeaIs IT
repeas all laws and parts Of laws by vitus of which the
Governor, as ex ocio Fund Commissioner is authorised
to dsburse any moneys either account of the Canal
Or any other internal Improvement requires all officers
every grade having any funds belonging TO the Stat.
IN their hands, scrip bonds or other evidence Of in
iebtedness to depositc the forthwith with the State
rreasrer creates sinking fund FOR the liquidation Of
ur State debt as fast the ability Of the people will war
rant Its men and requires that all Canal lands aud
other lands OF every description belonging to the State OF
Illinois shall be sold price not less than their appra,
cd value for our State Indebtedness exclusively The bill
was ordered to q second reading
The New York herald., 1845-01-30
Died.,

Died,
On Wednesday, Doth inst CALVIN MULFoRD, Jr. young
est Of Calvin Mulford aged year, months aud 8
days.
The funeral will take place at his fathers residence
this afternoon at O'Clock
On Tuesday, 26th inst ANN ELIZABETH, wife of John
Armstrong, and daughter of Asa Hail. in the Goth year
Of her age.
The friends Of the family, and those of Asa Hall and
Mathew Armstrong, respectfully invited to attend the
iuneral this afternoon OF O'Clock, from her late
ience Ito Chambers street Her remains will be taken
to Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
On Tues ay evening" 26th inst after lingering ilness
GEoReE WILLIAM, son of George Bakewell, ia the 2ls
year Of his age.
The friends of his father, Of his upcles, William, 10
seph and Thomas BakewslI, and Thomas Crane, and
Of the family generally invited to attend his funeral
from sh residence Of his father l02 Second street. this
afternoon at o'clock
On Wednesday morning, 2ath inst JOHN NuRTLANp,
only child Of Abner and Louisa Osborn aged % months
and % Gays
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral afternoon ~
o'clock from the residence Of the family 32 Broomes
The New York herald., 1845-01-30
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHiLADELPHIA, Jan 2s-Arr BENZ franklin, Finn Boston;
Eleanor Jones' New York; John Young Savannah; Adams
NC. -
bALTiMoRE. jan as-arr superb, ,Gatche Rio Janero;
split sails &C. Cla Victory Elwe! 81 Thoma' Shetland
Nsnrotn Jan 51AT g. Lsuesssc Lovesnd Riehmond
35h, Rienzi Clark New Orleans for Richmond w Wyer
Baker, Boston Tor do
The New York herald., 1845-01-30
pIlsceIlaneous RECORD.

pAeEEr Sur s ispErrNDEscE Allen which put back Ii
pMa ar % snf was expeced would be ready leave fof NYok
.a. aEsS % n.s for Ss sS
s'Jr 80
9i SIX sa s snS ns Host at
,bauph s ohsT two eos have not been heard from from
@ to n h.ss
dGS+S Ss the sS S & . sG ssd
ishs arrived Manslto whence they proceeded
to ys ess e Z jasEu. s
the 5a spoken and supplied with pr VISIONS was
Eefp.s G for as 'v
- Aptheap Blake from Havana for New Orleans 10th inst lat
T;Sesc day, from New York for Charleston date off
Foreign Ports.
and ssn soa EIy EsS ds,
s S fS { ss :ss 81 %%a;;s:
bkS;y % S s.ss 5s: E ss ss
iSsSS {. Ms s SSss Sss. s. sIae
[Tss from d Lyf,pS. p days; caons
F2ess French Isa so:ou France.
rsSs Dts"sG. tsassa & Gibraltar
na 6.
,m.G MArAHvsz PR IAN an port Gallant Mary Evans, for
y Tn I on & her passage from saco lost deck load
AsALAsoo ssmatra Sc so-No American vessel in port
On hs JROas Frances Whitney Lord from Gibraltar June
@ elsp Gs0a A d Is S q
d's making
tAs5rEa. SEPT s-Passsd Avalanche. Murray Phadepha
aTitss iGn ss jsiy = ,.' '' oe''
ssss; s,s =
MuS0ra from Boston June H. for Manilla oct Tiger
gs' F'ssss9 FSa e, hT9sy S
e Bay ae sso
Sr d. uns Siberia Bartlett do lds; Grand Turk Emery
FEEJEE ISLANDS July ao-Iu port. Warwick Cheever for
aa ONT Jan 2e-sld Telos, Lamphear and TOplf
y. cd nfMT psfS G
Jan G MaEy HesG nfsi Gsim.,
s%G so:s :%a ns E snxoT TSs
ans as& & sely &
wa Tsra with dense fog until night sabas started from
sssA Hessdsu
Sid tdWn and Medord bound S. In port, Ida, ge Jos
HOLMES HOLE, Jan 2s-Arr Miquslon,. Smith, Charleston
Bosoa Brook,ne Spatss NYoTk for do; Belize Dawes,
Arr william Johnson Aux Cayss 2sd UT for Boston; Cas
Aexand for do Enterprise and Albany Packet Hodknson
Norfolk for do. smal! schr, of Dennis from Albany for
Boston, cargo corn and -four ashore Broad Shoal
yesterday. could not learn her
PRovIDENcE, Jan 2-Ar Washington, Brown, and James
ampheer Kenny, York Arr 28h, Robt Hart, Bartlett
Moblle AmiTa McLoud RaPpahannock Frances Gardner
sus NSk n1v ys Tsand r. Rhode Island sug
from ,loop Huntres ashore Dutch Isl nd with 81 bales
ton the balance Of her cargo.
PHLADELPHIA, Jan 2sArr Harriet Hannah Smith; John
Randolph Jaquet Mirror. Avery and VIM Henry. Loper,
NY9rk Thos Fenner ickerson Providence Cid La Plata
Michaels NYcrk; Mari,, Bowen, Port al Prince.
- yhlcHMoND, Jan GAR Meridian. White Portsmouth, NH;
Rchd Thom1Psen. Corson New York. Hghsndr Prime Egg
Barnes. NYek; w Candy, Candy, Fall River.
GEoRGErowN, sc Jan 23-Arr Wampanoag, Colson, New
York. bound up the river.
SAVANNAH, 23-An Ottawa [Bl Thuft, Bristol Eng;
Live pool Sid Ben Nevis Heron and Charles Joseph
raEhast n hiyeEpool Ga'sow LBr] May St John
Indies; Sa'em, Tuckerman Baltimore.
New ORLEANs, Jan lgAr Timoleon Haye; Edgar, Port.
land Me PARIS Antwerp John Bolton CB1 Lverpoo Royal
Adelaide Br] Fowey Eng; Cherokee Boston; Liverpool
verpoo Delaware EAGLE and Mary Wa ker, Kogson ia;
Lord WenGck Br] returned distress; Orleans st Thomas;
Mariana SRI Cape de Ids; Sarah Ann ampico; Robert
Mills, 81 Marks; John Allen Charleston Below, Chatham
Orlando Havre; Trident Boston; Chapman Philadelpha:
POrt
The New York herald., 1845-01-30
State OF Trade.

State Of Trade.
Pearls and rhs rhs aHw .sdSs as
either description il rather Limited Exports from
BnnswAxPrms yellow sells q. wanted at %; as,c
BaEADsrUyFs-No change in prices. Genesee -four,
81 a4eit There is a fair demand.
CorroN To-day the market well supplied by
holders, who have shown disposition to meet the de-
mand at some concession in rates The total sales
amount to l. 800 bales
HAy-The sales rule principally at oSc. for common
qualities OF North River bale.
sss ai n q
We now quote at So IS 25; prime at 81
and sales Of kegs have been made at 81 Sic Butter
good quality is held at y 5c There very little do.
bbls; pork s,4is bbls; lard, b4s kegs '''''
WHsxEY-Drudge casks still sell at 22c; western and
prison barrels we quote at % 24c.
WHALE On BoNEln this market, the last sale Of
whale oil wa at 81 cents; South Sea whale bone 35
Northwest Coast 81 cents cash. The demand is not
ry active
There were imported last week, into New Bedford,
LAO bbls sperm OIL 1850 bbs whale OIL and 5000 lbs
S whale bone. IN the week IN New Bedford there had
submitted to further decline The sales of the week
had reached 1880 bbs at IS cents per gallon The mar
ke remained very quiet and the sales Of the week were
1850 bbls. Northwest Coast, at 80 cents.
REAL EsTArE-.1 AUCTION Two story brick front hoUs
and lot II Christopher st. lot 20 by so feet. $26cO
No ls, adjoining, same description. ........ $500
lots on Hancock st, near Howard avenue, Brook.
lyn, absut miles from Fulton rIy, each IS feet
front by average Of about ls5 deep. ....... la6
lots adjoining corner OF Howard avenue. .... i25
lots opposite,corner Howard Avenue and Hancock
street. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. llaa
lots adjoining. -. .................... 100
Is do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Ii lots corner Hancock ST. and Ralph $50
Ia lots adjoining. ................... 2l0
6 do. o.................... ll0
IA lots Hancock and Jefferson streets and Sara
toga avenue each IS by about 100. ....... $50
IA lots adjoining Hancock and Jefferson streets, l2b
Ia do do do. :. .... $50
ID do do d0........ lao
Two story orisk house sos Broadway, corner CT
Houston ST. lot 81 II front, 24t It rear. :.. 1900
Frame house 7a Spring st. corner Of Crosby, lot 20
f front and rear, la ieet on Crosby st, ll5A on
the inside line; house IS by SO IT, stable IA feet
Two story attic house So Christie street. with two
story frame house in the rear lot 25 by feet. $3.50
# BY 100. ........... 1850
Two story brick building 264 Elizabeth st, between
Beecksr and Houston Streets, lot aai Sy7sft. as7S
ter With three story tea room in the rear s7oo
Lot in Fourth l26 of ID avenue l5xQ6& $500
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

SALES OF SrocKs-BosroN, Jan. %, ls45
shares Boston and Maine RR (new) lilo; 10 Western
RR sood 9ot Is do 90; l3 do solOd 95A State Bk co.
National Insurance Co. 500; 25 Reading RR solOi 2Oa;
Eastern RR, lO6t 25 Norwich and Worcester RR 65j