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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
DAGUERREOTYPG
fsati1uss liElsss:stssre Gallery,
GI Kfnnhwny, n. I.
n9 isd ANTHONY, EDWARDS Il CO.
DAGUERREOTYPES.
BURGESS GALLERY
Colorea Oaglerreotypes,

SPRINC GOODS.-The proprietor OF tho Pasian Bazanr.
- No t49 iiroadyay inform deasrs md otc-' that e
tends mixing ,prol IN the Bazaar tosehe with
separate entrance the I'd story Show Rooms. Gallery and
Artist Roomi. aud TIM, the rooms furnished with Sass
and fitted the best style uuet 10
those the lntcS HshGnabc Eoods and
wish hc o the bct locations 10 Broadway Tor the DIS
po>al of thenqnd possession be mud Immediately. Also
10 let an Artists Room and Gallery. Apply the premises
IIy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

The adycts irom the other side state that lhere
was much improved feeling IN American Stocks. induced by
the strong prospects the resumption OF Pennsylvania nad by
the movement IN Illinois. The impression prevailed thut The
Suites adopting honorable view oil thc pooh'
and that attempts would be made all the suspended States
to do something toward the redemption of The State faith ne
dividend paying American stocks were firmly held ard the
stocks of the delinquent States looked upon with more
aycr Pennsy had improved to per cent There
yoS no. however large business doing American secu'
ties, but we were getting to be looked upon us something IT.
than s,vindl=rs-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

" AsTHsA ASD DYSPEPSIA on lhplUEsTt M a,e pn p
ey cured IN all raseS v .ou.ley W esiern inuhui n
-dnd the popretos oiler TO refund Tho money III a '
4 mt ffnctnd
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
WM; W; SHIRLEY. Amctsnse,; :,

WM. ". Shirley. Anctlsneer.
A UCrlON N0TiCE-rO HOuSEKEEpERS-TUE
~ DAY Jan'y >. at II O'Clock p1,,pSned from Saturday
the No. t0i Broadway. Walker ST handsome
of rich Cut Glass China Snd Earth
War. -Hbrrc'ng all Htcle u'eiu Also Plated Ware
nnti Cutlery. Tea Trays .itannia Ware, Solar and Halt
anpS and Girardole. The goods be sold tIeylous 10
svng the store few days Several elegant onne, ana
Icn SetN. l-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

To- Corn arm. Porney SiTDrILx Tor completely and
shahrny eradicang supsriiuons har without injury 20
- nost delcn,e skin. Always tested beofe bn;is. Aioo
sGSuVe. and no mistake.
GopRAUDs ITALIAN Soar for curing pimDles. bo,ches
oraions and injuries the skin. Never take any other
a soas Gouraud's
SoURAuD's VEGETABLE RouGE, for the cheek.
SorgAup's SPANISH LILY WuiTE Tor the compeXion-to
End where else IN New York bat at the Original Office
" y skef-StTee;, hrst store from iirond~ny
rAgeNs.-16 Chesnut street, Philadelphia jordan, MIX
bosten Carleton 6. 60. Lowell Chspip Co. Spring
&c; Green &. Co Worcester: Bull Hartford; Feue, Mid
Flown M,ers New. Haven Tousey, Rochests, Backns &
E Troy PesIce, Stunwix Hall. Albany; Seth s. Hanee.
Adaiaore, &c. ll6 II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28


The Louis Philippe for Havre, has clearsd about
$40 in Specie By the "A. Jenkins f,r St. Thomas,
there went So OC0 in Patriot Doubloons.
The receipts ut the Custom House for the week
en4n- Saturday last 25h, lnrse reaching gS S
ro,o, ............. 81 $50 73S 70
Receipts to 9Th last year loott2S c.
nec,o,se se;n1s,, ........ SEE, ,944 GO
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
$4,4s4 95
S6.Isl 2l

'' ' Inspector Of Flour OGran OF Ashes ofTSbneso G 5 Sc
g FSes. S.s,o 6$' 8gis5 sS;S g
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05
IMPORTANT FRonrRNNS.

Tie New Cdtan, picaynHe Vi The 18th NJ rfafa.a9
bows by The ARRIVAL There "f h. sieam,t Atw lafh.
tsni Wight 10 % huns from Galveston
The important pau OF this news proclamation by
Ffcsiaen, Jones. rec inneniug the ciizs Ia ter d..
ias to Convention 10 assemble nu tie ib at jnl,
iex,, To take inn consideration the proposition l anaeN
alton. The teasans he urges t9r tbls e4uf-r afe.
Isl That ihr people have cvnccd decided " ish that
pnima aad definite acd1n should be- had Oh tine sub
srct.
81 That il is competent lr The people aaar faaly
n decide upon tho puipsl1n, aad htn new Caasii
tuition with view IL their admission lato he Unun
and
81. Tia, authority Is given 10 the Government ly
the Constitution 10 eail Canvfaan 10 change the or.
ganic law. this right being reserved 10 the people them
selves.
The election of Deputies is 10 take place Weduesllv
next The step Is NJ daubl slpefndueed hy the oree o
public sentiment ia favor Of Annexation
Ex-PresllenI Houston and limilJ arrived nj New Or
eans IA The New York, sa route ysii Gsn Jaek sun
The L. 5. squadron, uader command Of Gun slleh
lon, had arrived and anchored vi Galveston
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05
From he Richmond Enquirer, .Ha5 IS.
IMPORTANT DECISION.

/ L. The United States Coaf st the ionrh Circuit and
Eastern DlsIrei 81 Virginia. Roger Is. Tsney Ctiei
Justice If the supreme Cuuft, presiding. and James ID.
llal,burmn Associate Judge. One Of he defendants.
A. on the 20tl January, ls12 executed a deed TO 7.
aud o. wirh tecntded In the CLERK = Office of the
Musings Cunt fr the City Of Rehnond. The 22d
day 81 The same month. convey ing 10 them all the real
and personal properly stuck IN trade, debts credits aud
ELECTS ui he said 4. IN trust To secure certain creditors
therein menlion.d. designated creditors Of the first
and stoond classes. 4. pellIOned The ith Of August
s42. to be deeleed bankfrpi; and the lib Sep
teuber following. he vas decfeed bankrupt. The
cauf sci aade the deed la =. and 6 upon the ground
that II made IN cenlomp lalon Of bankruptcy. aud
was fraud upon lhe Bankrupt Law. aud ordered the
l nsofs 10 deliver the property. &c. now IN Their
hands 10 the Assignee in Bankruptcy and TO nndoT
account beiafe of be Commissioners OF The Court Of
all the property, Sc which IN their hands, 10
The hands II either Of them By virtue Of SAID deed.
The defendants asked ur M appel, heh was grant
Cd % llo usual iefus
The Bankrupt ari passed. te l9.h August. ISL =
take elect the Isl If Febmary, leI2. Under nc
decision in Tie abayc case. IN Whleb larcc ann III
involved. all dceds secure the el,ns N an, parties
o'ar creditors, cAecuted lclwecn the 18Th August
lo4l aud Inc fr.l OF February. ls42, art declared 10
be fraudulent aud must be set aside.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

We arc indebted 10 Captain lloi'aan. If ilc 1asgpe
" illlam Ivy inm AiaaI ida hr The Weeks Dos
patch Of lha, place. q NJ 2.
|, is filled with animated expressions oi thc public
voice IN favor f Annexation.
II contains he pTaeeedinss II nceng If The inlR5-
tanis af Ma'agpda enatty la4fau ia fhe ca5 ir
md Thomas Harvey. Secretary.
10 pursuance OF resolutions aJel ted previous meet
ng, the Representative AMI Senator m C4naYpss from
the county OF MaBg rda Wtfe appointed De1r-ale4 q,
meet The delegates FINN tho ether counties 10 ,uHeeu-
Non at lie seat 81 Government. OH he % Il ulsv I'm
day, IN urder to adopt such plans thn, mav apem
nusi rmrer Ia obtain lie aelpn Of The polpe through
"iI The Repnblic on bs question Of snnexain Among
he resolutions adopted oy he meeting ave the follow
ing:
.Eesalved, rha, we have heard will a#tauishmen,
anu Indignation al ie appointment ana cnhaik l If a
hinlsier sram his government EuasBd and France
"nch, N Conjunction with he delay uSrd hy Tie fN-
.rniiye, in calling ttgelhe The Congress Is well calcu
lated to excite dssst IN The aelgu oil tie Pftsi-
drnt.
Resayed. That delay is useless a. we wish To see mo
"yef''fgs from any goSernmed l!a Of the United
Saies.o
The cnlunns Of the Despatch are fall Of severe lot
Justly meriied nyeeye against president jones fir bis
aarres nlble delay il conyakng Congress for Tie rarpas
u celebrating on TIE prop surs If government &C.
iH',ve 10 the admission pi Texas uio The 'nien
II Is plain that ths PE0PIEtf 'reNas ale r,al pe,,
pie. sfe iail " enthusiasm fr tie ea.s inman n # a
ie VI San Jaeipo, the Wafd at their ptl5 IN lt s.
rii'i aad deebee # iha itffory against the MuSt
efs. l. wlll he exceedingly Dangerous e, p,fiacul
~ Air jones and his sdgs undertake by ureu ,i
rinse or secret intrigue 10 disappHni he WISHES # tht
pablo Not only vii the .&penfnt be dangerous hu
eanny ssceses. lis success is mp sshs The mn,
en .af. jones andhis nlrgati~ attempt ht an fp,r
.c 10 enanteac the measure Jhe whole f,aGlc al 3,
flfpe--lhere viii be simultaneous risin, ot a.,
i57se from Nacogdoch,s 10 the ku del Nore. NHh
ag VIII be able ia Withstand leln-iiry viii deinaut
aunexaton.rAe IN haad-ihe present government .yil
he sbchsheJ and ,hry viii call convection " no vii
6fae Tue measure 10 70 carried into ct without mo-
hsent's delay.
The people Of 'Texis Indignant s. hen they hrar,
thst rFesideai jates had d,sgsichrd isbe Saith a,
hhssrf ~ tie cDufis ui Paris and fondun for tie pur
pse u completing his J,saie secret dry negotiation
10 prevent Il possible. lie ropu5r Of T,xas from Jun,
Ing "ur confedefacy Il turns ont lhm Smith, instead
q snn5 TO Europe, @ehi Vera Ciuz aud is now in
The risy Of Mexc, With Elliott. Tho British minister Ia
A's repni oi Texas. Ia.s ael PC siiivlY assartpi
~ the Pnsyunc d his Dotnae, the asssriaa Is
ssss1 ~ Information uu aateil, authentic nans,niltd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05
TIE ACCIDENT ON TIE col RISE.
Efrm lie ElladeltLia hqHiffr.

he rare MAS Ia TAXI place tt o'clock end ma that
hour approached. Me stand hecaue crowded. and the
excitement deereued in intensity. On the principal
auVd tbofe could uoi have hocn less than 5oO persons
Ear do many or its alfeugth. Nhcn pey oua and Fash
isu VIE brought eut ard tAe was about to benin
ihore MAS sadden mcYemtui--a suf If general bend
Hg 'f@a'd, 90 catch yrw Ct lie celebrated horses
This movement produced an eAlla stain uIun the stand
which. "avefed, t9ttercd and cracked.
Az hTs, urored and lcil ggjually-a, least suili
ftn.iY go 10 give laumfn'ay only a n.utuen,aty
warning ct dagger Then The Whole centre Of lie pun-
ttnrs ass containing two serj,s ard mere Than 100
teen III letglb- hi with trmoudtus eiash. The
scene DOT tosutd btlgafs all description. Tic cry Of
itsle ard alarm IVES uuly pfpsllug ard il "; in pos-
slpe Ii tine 10 discover tie extent of the injury and
the tel'i % FIST was general hal great puher Of lives
MAD eeen lost. Poles were promptly obtained To keep
ile crowd hack. aud 10 re.uoye tie ruins and lumber
re ground floor WAS occupied with eating triukinu
AMI gam'iing lables-aud contained great number oi
pe"plr, some Of whom were amung the wounded-It
orcupfd ab.p half an hour to clear away the mass of
rubbish. Meanwhile, the reports were of tho most ex-
aege'aed Character and by the time they reached the
ov' me number Of Killed was placed by several of them
n over one hundred.
As far IS we have heen able to ascertain no life was
immediately lost although boy y as carried away an
paFei'iiy dead; and II feared thai Eve others were
dangerously, II MOI fatally wounded Tho names of
s4'ne Il III. sufferers aie Nh. f. O. Danel. Mr.. f.
oecesine, Mo Su4t,ou, Nj Way. Nj. AlsEiny. and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

Important discovery IN ,Ndnuiac',rine Ircn The
Now laven Palladium states thai Mi W c. Green,
Il New jersey at The Boston iron works. has made an
inVuvfmcnt in the rrocess OF pudding The iron iron
the pie To the bar Instead ou srg the rg iron which
eosts about $50 tie ton, lie is enabled to use large
portion Of tie which costs hut So 20 Ter ton by
witch he fleets IN ahor and material. saving If more
than IS per cent. and he gives far her quality Of
non than that which is obtained from the pig as much
hitter in appearance China Is better than cauhenwae
Mr.. Green's secret consists chltfy in mixing "A compu
siti'n with lis ore, and while ina molten state, by
which tie Gallon Is mere raridly exhausted than Is
under The old process, and the iron is thus in halt the
time, left tougher aud finer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

BeMwN Nrenors-.l Battle leih tic Uhdcs-
We tafu am the llagersown papefs thai on The 26,h
eimo, ton runaway heErocs Were discovered passing
Through Snihsbufr, Washington Nd. un theif way
Ia lennsl wanna. They met Mr.. Adam Skunk J r. otl
the road aud demanded Why he was out 50 early, and
appeared nsoent thai MI :. started of and procur
ed several neiahbors. Upon overriding them. they
were commanded to halt but being well armed mime.
datelY attacked the Wlirs and The lajef being nnarm
3D. we're at first severely dealt with. Tie lagefsown
News says Constable Fiafa twice knocked down
Fute Ind hls near, se,rnd aud The bone broken
by blow r. fonaha HE also had pistol snap
ped IN bis iare. ehrh very fortunately failed % u =
McGay had his shoulder dslacaicd-I yday received
wound III the shoulder tfum a tomahaWk- Shank was
several times lled TO the earth. and tie whole parry
more ar less injured. However after desperate con
est, the whites succeeded in carrying of QUO prisoner
hopeless condition, with two pisnls aud twn una.
hawks which were wresed from The hands ii the ne.
eroes Another negro badly wounded, after follow np
his companions tnlIe two npin lhcf retreat gave
himself M. Wealso learn that two more Of the gam
we're arrested near lclteTsbute.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

% 1t appears that injustice has been Done to Mr.
Jopoo. the H,runanr. by communication published N
the Nlrgiuan, some days ago, signd az Piuribw l.
n'm,' and II gives pleasure to r.lair il, b, publ
Gallon OF lh, subjoined letter:
Charlottesville. .Noy 2Ch. 1915.
We, the undersigned, were pre- s.nl at iwo Balloon
asctnsons in tbs place hy Messrs Cteyer JopIing-
One Was sone II, in June lS44, and the other in Au-
gust.
The first attempt Vastly Mr.. Crevcr. The morning
was ST. stormy that number oi persons TIRED 10 inl-
ence him rot to commence The il fla un OF the Balkan
but he said he would risk his HE Than dsaprnut
The audience. During the initiation OF the Balloon the
WIND Was So high that it took number Of persons h
mold lie Balloon, aud some Of them being aw kwad. tore
several large holes IN the silk which tied up and
me hi''h was com r.ced Ia despite OF The storm, ana Is
was procaIm,u that Mr. Crever was ready 10 start, A
ngDer Of these present prsesed against It, saying that
II would be bni little better Than murder 10 let him sa
IN such soTn; but lie hecane excited aid dflffhaitG
to cut luUse though II should cost him his lite. Ihs
Balloon was turned loose, and Instantly driven by he'
plence Of the wind against the top of house, and orp
yer near having his brains dashed out against me
chimney lie dragged the top # that house anu
Was dashed with consdt raLle violence against the lop
Of house On The opposite side Of the sreet when
caused the rents which tied up burst open an"
permitted The gas 10 escape rapidly that tie Falcon
did no, rise very well. and ehtrcly The cath az
ter gGirg about nile and half.
The second aseension was in August. heani'u'
calm day. l he hogshoads in hch The gas was Haue
having been exp sed 10 The ioa DAY ori"o
were not very tigh and Permitted potion OF The gas
10 escape which aht 10 havt gone To the Baoon con-
sequeny the initiation was sufficien, carry up the
usual weight. lie basket was accordingly cut oi anu
The ends If Tie cord tied together forming snri OF ne'
on which Nh Jopng sat and attempted several Iimes "
rs'; hut his weight being too much for the nfallon' ne
did nol get high. beiue he returned the earth. over
whr'mcd wlh modification, and reluctantly gave way
10 Mr. Crever, " hose weight, being less Than his own"
was taken up in the most beautiful manner rising very
gently until nearly out Of sight. The day being very
cam mol hreeze stirring, the Balloon did mol ge'
tar from where ii started except in height, and descen'
dcd in the most beautiful manner, after ascending unil
but speok visible 10 the naked eye, and lanhen
about two miles from where il went up The audience
was not only satisfied but perfectly delighted having
the pleasure Of witnessing both the ascension and desce"
SIGN.
lfihis is the ADVERTISEMENT Of which "E Piir,bw
Untm," in tie Lynclburg Vuginian Of May the I'm,
complains Of the citizens of village for making OF
MIR. Jepling. ihcn acknowledge that we have done
injustice to him and The public
&. w. TURPIN,
VIM. GARTH
JOHN =. BARkSDALE,
NELSON BARkSDALf'
Ill WOOD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05
F;- .MFTHoBISM AND SLAVERY viii .

o. 'MFIHUHTNN AND SIANFRN, Win nlb
er matters III centloy,fsy ttiw,th The North and ,be
South: icing Review Il the Mani. stu ii The M,i,i
ty III Rlpy 10 The Protest OF HE Minorl, Of the l,ls
General Conference of the Methodist f. Church IN tho
case q liifhep Andr,Ns'- his is The lllo If vel.
Of lC5 Iapts, large octave. rn the zen nf DR. n
b. Rasccm. Of Kentucky, which has been recently rub.
shed. We need say 'ha, it is Production ol mas.
rery ability. We propose hereafter To copy sumo paw
ertu passages itm il, L,aring upon the ena, qmsrro
of the day,
We are requested to say lha, Rev john F7rly has
few copies ui this volume and that hny arun &, ,rs
of procuring it can do 81 By applying his r,sdrnre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05
fiji. CROPS

hf baiiimofe American OF The 3i-tn,, s...-.z
Counts from almost every seeiiun of N.,s.,.I y
fepfesen'ing The Wheat crops 10 be in ,,c4l,, u
non. ana eilefng the promise q full yitl1,, ''
/ e iheinnau Gazette of Lat 9Th Ill. lss#t.
low ing paragraph. nos We Id
ny Lear q are enn plants in Olie.tr,
nom u u "efah eaiL,r, HAT We 81 all hay. an 'Nhk
"n'"' crop Huch Is the promise inw And ~ ssa
. '"'i.9s' ~ he rres ut w,aiher ral ia
iasl, ana Tie DRY Earth is drinking /, nm a. r. ''g
snIne see ilons have suf red severely fun tho ahl
l"r instance arunnd Column us, and Mounl Pl,'-"'
ms count. In The latter they have had until n,i
lasi i"o Gays only three dsshes u Iain sirrr Vic
EN'i, nm ihtie i.tl.d Ihnh,d II. nt.f,y.,l.iit'
h'a'liJ did lat ifid.s,n eud laslnIaee l,, s,.''g
''al ahd steady IAN will leip lhr farmers m n, ga
itf'nsD ieshns, ard add greatly To tie re, ~
'he "a mig crors all over HE Sia,e.o ''''' :"
The Maysville Eagle # the 24lh ul,., thus s,..,
The efors in Nrrlhern Kentucky:
~ he ran las c ne, not tie less acceriall, t,..
50 l"hg d'iayfd, To What extent his will in,,,
f"si.ti In cnls nn.Hins 10 to sen. wen "e
sun mtT and autumn may so increase the weld - mus
Is I'm hoi iflond f'cessy as 10 inake US tail l,l
shott ettuT,avcIage ems. The wheat will ce,,1
Turn oni VEL; sotne neehborhuuds must ,xpt,.,a
faiilai Hlhay be seIlous iaiirf, III some DIM ~
lie srafeliy IT tdaoco plants, ,ven II The So :
pam 2 = tft0 lar advanced, viii ,Itla,,t .
dtee shert clerin lis region" f'0
The II. ouis Fra Of the 2Cth ult. sa,s.--ar..
present appearances, We are told tia, the crars If l
and corn on tho Upper Mississippi and Illips or,n;.
IN atnrtfni ian,sr. Tie vl,at, aIl,n,h ,.,..l
son eMle 81 in its lroN III by ihr dry wtaiier IN
i'' o IL growing s'ason, Las been brought oufl lAa
late IAN 5, and h'hs tts and rr,n Its t., IL. wrgv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

05- Mr.. liavemeyer, The new l.ueof ga Mayrr al Nv
York, has greatly III, nd,d his lary b, noinihsG;s
the head Ut the Police Departs -nt ii Tia. city, Ju,ps
Taylor, Nhg because Ut his lrl.d tfirercy The
Council, however refused Ia coufirm Tie uomlnamu
by a strict party vue. 1t sad that The Mayer Will
re.nuIu nate Mr.. Taylor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

Something ne,r.-Ir is stated thai Frl,n. Il. r.c.
tive chief Of the 25OC0 cviztd Chocian Irdans t..
yond the Mississippi vii rroatly vsu Np>hipgro
city wtur, M ia Iurl,st s,klna the adm,>.
sion Of til, h,caw c'nnify INTO tie Cr.rn as Inn
iury vi Ma ,It,d Siaits. win "a dti,. an t,ier"s
The lrte, is adG, d, are very d,slrcus 1t Ii thus
ceivod.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

IN .7rdidncie IN South ,4ncrica = Tirtlre Hundred
ares iost The Jamaica CIV. H. papers report on
The authority of travellers by the Panama route from
South America that fearful avalanche of snow from tn,
great central Cordera of the Andes last summer (our
wnter) had been destructive both the Atlantic and
Pacific sides If The mountains. The descended in
fearful quantities lrum the Paramu de Ruiz (Which is
situated an the side of the plains OF Narqni,a
and irem 90 Ia eco miles west e iogoa and dsstroy,
ed large and p,pntus district Il is Supposed that
twelve bundled lives have bcou sacrificed ~ This faliu
calanly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

o.. The Southern Literary .Ncse"grr fol June, has
reached Its contents varied and interesting
The admirable novelette, "Gertiute" is continued and
grows upon The reader as il pIoer sses1 he review d
Dr. Barllel's Essay Medical Science is one oi the
abesi Magazine ariicts which has ever oraced su
Periodical Literature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

Mr. Ezra {, eman. the Inventor Of the new q nd i'm
proved attachment 10 locomotives, by which they can
ascend and drscend inclined planes without difficulty
Is atoul To sail ior England, with his model He has
received letters irom Ministers in is country cght
foreign governments, all highly allerng. Mr.. {. has
given notice that he III grant the pTatuous use of his
invention In any CeuIahy that will first give fal
under his superintendent that of his agent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

90 The Washington Union cohitaGicis the report
now going the rounds of the newspapers that Mr. Polk
designs taking up his summer residence at Old Point
However he might desire such an agreeable relaxation
irun his official duties, (says The Union we understand
that he las no such purpose this time. lie expects
to fomaln during the whole summer at his pcs, 10 the
city,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05
HIGHEST rRICE. \ Fri

On Thursday last. lhrt hids Of I uac,o. par of thu
crop ID Mrs Allen OF Camptl county was sold for thu
Io7"wing prices:-Nu. |, So. No. ?. s22,; No. 3
s'"'-avefaae of the Time hassheals s24l Nus /
and were purchased by Mr.. \. IL. Armstead, and Ma
3. by Mr.. }, sse Hare, manufacturers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

MIR. WIsE-Itis stated by the New York cores
pendent of the Richmond Wing that the imprcssio, i
very strong IN the former city that Henry Wise l.
coming home One thing (he says) is very certain
lie is either coming home, there is an org,pz,,ion
ming To free him TO 90 So pcaceabIv if ,h,, NJ
l'e'dy II they mus', and escape all censurc fl, ,t
ny aan"uncng eelcI,hand tLat he I,spls ca, If ~,
eacy.n Na' - asii
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ANOTHER DEsrRUCTIyFFir

:
ri RGil.-i Thirty or Forty Houses dCstregcd--A fire
brcke out at pnlsbugh the 9Th uhino, in stable
alley Leading from Goa isDo 10 Fountain street.
just in The If Seventh street, aid lcord tie flames
could be suhdred between thirty and forty houses must
y frames II Int little value, were DESTROYED. An The
houses from the alley On Prospect street Up to Washing
ton On beth sidesol the street, entirely consumed
The houses were occupied by large number Vi poor
families.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

UNFORTUNATE RENcoNTRE.--A paiufal arrir took
place on the 9Ih April in Chckasaw county. Mississippi
dispute bad existed between DR.. Thomas C. Boon
and his brother in law. Thomas Murray In the
midst ct high words, Murray suddely fired upIn Boon
The contents ola heavily charged rife which took i'm
mediate Effect; and in lew minutes ho was hieless.-
Murray has escaped.
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meeting was held recently in the city of Charleston
Ia TAXI into consideration the best means Of Promoting
moral culture and religious Improvement among he
slaves at The Suuth which h" Hon Daniel r. lluger
t :. Senator from 5. C., presided. Addresses were
delivered the oecasjuu by the Rev Charles Coeock
Jones, Of Georgia. aud the Rev. DR.. Fuller of Charles
tun