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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
Correspondence zine .Naiiond hteHgeaecr.
INV YORK January g. Is45
TIE PAUPERS AND CRIMINALS OF
EIInnpE

very able report has been just made by Alorman
w =. Miller. Representative elect to Congress and
chairman ii The Committee on Charity and the Alms
house, in relation 10 abuse connected with the om
grafton n "fesn rahpefs and ennsels II rppeafs ai
Jaw 81 ms State authorizes the Mayor 10 require huns
Tor every alien passenger. IN exceeding three
huho'eo uosfs from the master al Tho vessel, With I've
's"s, F" PROVIDE ldT we support al any such petsuns
ssnah become ehaigesbe 10 the city At any llme with
IN '"1 years Hsm TIE date "i such hpnd. In lieu Of
tpch iohds lhe Mavpf has lad authority Ia compaund
Tor alien passengers on such terms may he agfeed
npln with the masters cunnSgnoe.
'"''t Aes' Ptosis"os ibe importation aud binding II
:" MESSENGERS have 5ecome matters Of speculation. IN
N""n many individuals o hlh aides OF the Atlantic are
ON, NM; ~, ne pehas u n'nr hfmS IN tins
~ eA'pr me immense Hae'hlies oil sixteen millions o
~. pl'''"n.'es lof haud under inns system
- -, -, y '''''ns passei9ers under ialse
. 49,. -. - ''aV' ",s 'so"''"s, The
sl 49,, ~ - A. ~, ~, n.' "''e % us sol
!. - '.i'. ~ "u' "l'i'.' w "" naff's''
~ '"'" e"nsiueleu "s"l,'e'' 80 ",aol'Nh Inc Ia
uY " 'le e,hoshan' ava we eoihen o' hs support is
~ f, -. cry,
~ a'''us''uon " 'he prHseni bonding system IN lis
"Ff''"' j" 'nhHisn' he cammll'ee state that Tie
49,. y COR =, .,,u'" eneef 'he support oil The alms-
- To- " '''sr' ueo are oil infelgn parehtage.
."d - american, eAholng the nyerage Ut more than
~. pn 70 orc hs"'e VI The latest born IN
'"s, - -. ''''s"f an" onS Two amorcani showing
e fao ei me more recent births TO BIZ sereRirra Ere
~ - 70 ', .a.. .aa't.t es"",..,
'' 'p "'N'at' maj hey nave satisfactory
e'iehoe eeefe mem mat extensive Contracts have been
maae ana are no" making 10 Europe 10 ship of 10 tbs
epAh'y ana 10 irAaS Nnoe classes 81 refuse rauust ~,
The 'A"less aad depravcd well az the destitute
'aaabo1ds and ahieyes as we'll as paupcrs. II Is also
well osceraned tina, Botany bay contributes her apb
quota e' individuals who have served their prohstona
~ term in that Interesting settlement "Sncb - ave
M. ".'e', are W, seeds OF Amerlean eommonweallhs
80, wv, '..,a .. american legislators The evil Is
u'g"h'' alarming and On rapid neresse and demands
''e prompt 'oleielence OF our National Government IN
~, p,ssape o. remedial laws
lug humoef Of Immigrants eommnted and bonded NJ
n''"g !" ",s eny INC past year exceeds GQ,000. aud
we sgeh's ol me saeeualors have made arrangements
~ larger mrorallans than have before been made
we may expect thousands of panpers and itous thrown
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
Nnw Yong. january Ia. lsi5.


specie continues to be shipped il considerable aus MI
~ a every packet Tor Estopc, The Ashburon takes
nv 70 i.isesfae!, aad the Albany $40 355 10
I'svie. While this tendency exists our hanks will in
ss" defence be cautious how they espend their p,per IS
sues. Seeks have declined on an AVERAGE abpt fmr
rst cent dariag the last week. There was no chance
o' ,ne ne''er to-day 81 eht sdyanee has ,aleu place
~ "'e ,s'es oil d'mesic exchange bat this one OF the
ns'ufai consequences Of Increased scarcity money
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

Lines written by young girl NJ Iondon. II years
ofsge, the suggestion to erect statue IN honor Of
tleury Clay, BY The lsdies OF Virginia
Erect i,-yes, erect il,
III. in glorious cause
And million. will fesr.eti',
AZ passing the, will pau,r
To look at that gies, Waterman,
Who many years ago,
Had saved our dearest country.
From ruin and from Noe,
And let the stone be pure and white
A. spofloss a. hi. heart
Although bis mind so rich aud bright
weoant to 1t inrafi.
Wen raise il 10 his memory,
And countless years twill stand,
Bu, yet as long tie Mans OF Clay
Mn live thfong bout our land.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

iof're had and Determined to sell oh terms to sui
The times
COUNTRY S3DDLERS. would do well 10
call on me, as am always prepared 10 furnish them
with general assortment and upon such terms as can
mol fail 10 please
REPAIRING done ,eith ncaiaess and despatch
Country Produce taken in exchange Tor work 1T mar
krt prices. j. G. SllAl kLEFORD
Jan. q Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

II is stated that the late Chief Justce Bnshvhead Of
the Cherokee nalian. engaged IN iranslang The
Scriptures into his native tongue. and had just finished
Genesis al the time Of his death
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

DY virtue Of deed of trust executed 10 the snissf
ID her. by Matthew petiicrew and admitted 10 record
IN the Clerks Diire If the county eoar Of Buckingham
The 9th day of Mateh. 1874, shall proceed on Wed.
ues5ay The ~ day u February next nj The residef ee
o the said fetilefoy, 10 SELL by way Of public auction
10 the highest bidder all the property conveyed ~ rue
in the said defd, consisting of two HORSES two Cows
thirty head 81 ilegs three Copper Stills, Blacksmith
fonls fifty Barrels Of Com or ~ much thereof az maj
be delivered 10 mo that day. and whatever interest the
said Peercw has IN The properly conveyed in
Il. l. White by deed Of 5h February last
TERMS
A credit Of ak months will be given fr all sums Of
five dollars. and That snm Cor II ohar sums cas,
v III be required. IL the credit sales bond and
approved security will be required. The sale will Ger
taialy take place that dry il bidders attend
Selling trustee. shall convey only such t as is
vested IN by tbe deed Aforesaid which s believed To
be good 10 NLEF MAR TN, Trustee
Jan wIw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
1o7ssssppfk's Vps,7.sirssoo

so al SiPS "a y Ca'AhA "a :.
fsss rcncdv is II tie ,st extraordinary ever yl
It efes'ualv eradicqtes olall SORTS from ebl
tren and adults.
1t caaot harm the smallest infant the strongest aut
F1ere is mercury mineral ia it. NJ rcnry is hrba
SIS nfmpst realeli.; AM the remedy sonnet ne
than the disease. Every person will be eon,i1clons
nial that it is the most perfect invented
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

return my most grateful thank 10
the public, ier Tho literal patr.nage
| have received far several years past,
IN my S.4DDLER J BUSINESS, and
sllll solicit The same. and would
say 10 my friends. old customers and
The public generally. that my assert
ment IN that line If hnsincss, Is lar.
ger and betler than any have here
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
Mab'H'idlE,.

BY authority Of Two DEGREES Of The circuit superior
~ court Of law and chauccy Tor Nelson county pro.
nonnced on the slh OF October 1911 in the case OF
j Brown s Co.. against Iarrod b. Scott and others.
and OF Towards against tho same, shall on the LIST
aay OF January mai, On tie premises sr 10 the highest
bidder. the TRACT OF LAND formerly owned ~
said Scott. az - The town Of ayingsiun containing
upSars Of twenty acres and which there is large
E-eR DWELLING TO- Sc, with convenient
&sFss. out houses suitable lofa professional man.
Taaitigs Terms Of sale.--Sixiy dollars in cash. and
s.ssxss Tho balance IN SIX. twelve and eighteen
months, IN equal insnmens, secured by bonds with ap
proved security. and title withheld 10 secure the ulii,
mate payment tHA'S. pfRROW, c.,a
5. CLAIBORNE, 0''''' .
Nov 25 III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

NlRGiNlt-N rules held in the Clerks Office of tie
Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chancery for Bed
ford county, the day of December 1874:
Burkett Gray, Plaintiff
against
= Wilkinson Crgmp and Elizabeth his WIFE, Beyerl,
Trump John A. Wharton John Crenshayy in his own
and as adm OF Jesse Golfer decd, Cornelius Pate a.
ehai bulord Pleasant Preston and Thomas L. leGtvicb
Surviving partners Of the late firm Robert Thurman q
VI, ne same Pleasant Preston and Thomas /. crtyych
and partners trading under style ard firm ct
Preston Lctwieh Stephen Hurt and the same Ple.-
se Preston and Thomas L. Lcwich merchants and pnrt-
if adig under the syie and firm oT S.elen C. HIM q
~ bhsha IT, Preston, Charles c. C,ump, Pleasant Co.
ier' ad,nf OF Joseph Coier decd, and John Crephav
samuel H. Crenshaw and William Mead adm'rs Of David
; 81 "e' d. Defendants
IL CHANCErY
nc a9 eniaii', williamson Crump and Elizabeth his
"e'ao having entered their appearance and pfye seen
NV according 10 lhe Act of Assembly and the rocs Of M
court 'ha a. appearing by satisfactory evidence thai Lrv
are MOI nhaht'nts of this Commonwealth II is ordered t,
ttY at the Clerks Office of the said con-, at r,
10 Ut e'd hefe' on the first Monday in Anr n, and NM
e ' PIainths bill; and that this order he inserted in
some he~'aPer published in tie town Of IyncbLn,a co.
months sncecssvely aud posted THE front door IF &
oo'f'Aooseoi th's county court day " wv
Copy Ics,e,
jan. w. "i+So-N' Tx.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

VIRGINIA 10 wlr:-At rules holden in The Z Jerks Of
fee OF the circuit superior court Of lazy and ehanrerN, 10
the county of Charlotte the 9Th day Of Imaaiy. tI3;
Robert r. Cole and Williem T. Ballow, nwrrhn"tS mud
partners under tie syle and finn Of Robert B. te'e :; Co
Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

7 Rnes holden in inc Clerks o. flee o the rcnt .unc-
t1r court Of law nd chancery. cenoiy o Pvt
tie. the courthouse thereof the 9Th day Of January,
laf5:
Norman Staples, Sheriff Of Parickcounty Plaintiff
AGAINST
Hamilton iovcc George " Gniu's nd Jnlu II riad
ndn r, OF iIiim Puiles ed, Defendants.
IL CHANCERy
The Def nlnn George ". Gaines. NOT having on.rcdh
appearance and given seeurirY according The Act of A.
sfmly and tho Rules o this Court aud appearing h,
hcory ovid urr that lie is niaiiant Of his Com
monwrnhlt On morinn Of The Plaintiff bv conns il
dared HAT The said Defendant do uppear here the fret
ModaN N Whrch next, aud answer The Plaintiff bill; aIl
lha copy OF this order b. forthwith published in the 1Anc
hnre nsn'an for two months, aud poscd the front door
otIhs courih ousc Of his county day.
ACopy-rrstr,
SAML. G.. STABLES. nc.
Jan. Is w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

fYIRGlNlAih Rfles held in the lexis Office II the
circuit superior court of law aud chausery for The
county OF Ncl.on, in The mouth ul December ISL
George Bisbc, adninstraor of W iiliam Bisbe, dee,
aud Thomas lreut, Plaintiffs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

rules hidden in thr clerk orc oic circnii sirrror
cnrl oGaw mud chanee ~ for the of Patrick
the o@thonse thereof the 9th day If January. 1916;
jesse Waugh, piainii,
against
'n'amin 5. Mencf'o, james W. Wauhop nul 'on H.
Wauhop, Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
Jan. ?

NIRGiNlt:-Ata court held for the county OF Bedford,
al iAn eourt-house Monday the sd day Il Nccem-
Der, lⅈ
On he motion Of James NJ Goad, it ordered that all
persons having claims against tie estate 81 James Williams,
deceased do cslbit HE same to John L. Coibs, late Oh
Sheriff Of Bedford county, and such tie
said james Williams, deceased, tr settlement before
the fourth Monday in March next IL appearing that
than two years have elapsed since the qnald atm 81 id
administrator; and aai copy of thi. b published for
eight successive weeks in tie Lynclba,g Nenian pa.
per. and posted at the front door the use uftfs
county two several court days.
Copy-fesie,
Bo. {. MITCHELL, c, 3 G.
Jan. 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

8iRGlNN:-tt rul held in he CLERKS of,re af the cir.
emit superior court 81 law and rhanccr, for tie comfy
Of tanhe's' on Monday tie 9Th day ofJanuary, 1876:
Samuel B. Turner, Plaintiff
against
John T, Turner ard John Iillaid, executor Il ssrrd
ihfher dee, Defendants.
Is CHtNcFrY.
The defendant John +. Jnrrer not iayirr enfe rcd his
appearance and given security according of A.
senhy and The rules Of this and ar4ratina bv
satisfactory violence hat he is n}ahani 81 I'm
trv is ordered that the sal fcudant do appear Gre on
The fret dav of the March term. md answer bill Of
Tie pButi and that # this order be forthwith
e. N some newspaper published in the town Of ynchhng
and posted at The front der o( ie courthouse this county
A Copt--'Ncse.
ROBERT TlNSIEY. elk
ian. lG w2t1
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Or7fnM
john Morrison, Margaret Morrison and others,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

JTIRGlNIt-Atnes held in the clerks oiiee The
cult superior conr Of law and chaneery, holden md
Tor the county OF Combe, Monday, the 9th day Of Janu
afY lS45:
robert Morrss, surviving partner Of the late firm OF Nor
riss {. Mitchell, Plaintiffs,
against
Richard 6 Marshall and Catharinc his wifi, Samuol
Pdnnill admir- OF james Charlton, deceased, and thr
said Samuel Pannil of John. Blael de
Vincent Lester Within Collins, john Is: Dahney, Boiling
Clark and William Organ, Com'rs,, Defendants.
In GHANcERY,
The defendants, hard q Murshnll and Ga'harue his
wife and Vincent ester having entered tier appear
md given security according To The act o assembly
and The rules Of this court aud appearing by SaslIc
evidence that they inhabitants of this ca.
IL is ordered that the said defendants appear here the first
Monday April nest, and the original aud amend
c bulls OF The pain aud HAT copy OF this order forth
with inserted in newspaper printed il the town ol
ltnebnrg for months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at thc
front door Of tie courthouse Of This county
day. A tapv-'Tcste,
JNO u. ALEXANDER, elk
Jan. l6 WIN
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Jan. 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-27
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


PHiLADELPHIA Aug. 26-P VI
The Loco Foco party Of the City and County Of
Philadelphia have made the part OF their nomi
nations Tor the numerous Offices be filed IN October
and with few exceptions they appear 70 give general ms
satisfaction Col James Psge-ihe man never without
a ONCE Of some kinds up for Mayor o. the my
Henry VI Phillips a lawyer for the STATE senate An
drew Miller grocer for Recorder Of Deeds Dr. Is.
leidy. a druggist for Corener. Sc. SC. The TWO lss
Justly obnoxious 20 the party a. VIII be found OUT
when the ballots deposited The ticket tor the IT,
1-.a'ure from the County wrechec affair. Inc idea
oi such men occupying IN the Legislative Halls =
preposerous-a downright insult o. the honesty and ~
isil-ence ofthe people. But the LocoFoco party stand
no chance whatever 81 success
There was little done in the Stock market to-day
penn-y wants. Fivos We're rm al "a, and Bank A. 81
Nothing trsnsprng in Texas securities.
The I : Marines stationed at Bridesburc. on the
Delaware have been ordered TO proceed 10 Newi
immediately -destination Texas
\ man named Thomas Childs. pretty vel al
vaneed in wears deliberately his wifss throat at
'ght in two places with razor bur failed in his object
A. she : set living Jealousy i said "a have been the
cause Chd- had Just returned from Pottsvile and his
WIFE who young woman had been guilty Of impro
per conduct with Others They resided ia Lombard It.
near the -chuykil The villain supposed 10 have He'd
90 New York.
\ miserable creature, named Theodore Miller
while engaged q -cuffe last night between IL sud
o'clock with several Of The crew OF the steamboat Co.
hansey NJ Arch street wharf was knocked overheard
and drowned. This morning. two AT the persons en-
gagged in the affair were held TO bail in 5000 each by
ihe Mayor 10 answer the charge o mansaughte Their
names are Charles Lock and John Custer.
vii the fellow who attempted 10 pass forged
check for 500 few days upon the Bank Of North
America has been fully committed 10 answer.
Charles Dull this morning bound over n
5000 90 answer the charge Of perjury
The weather 10 dav has been unusually warm
the thermometer standing AZ one time Al - deg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-27
Cnssius VI. Clay.

We await with deep anxiety the receipt of late
intelligence respecting the condition of this intrepid
champion of liberty, who, at the last advces- was
on a bed of sickness. private letter from Cncin-
natl contains this statement 49," learn that Clay j.
dangerously ill., The excitement has proved too
much for him. fear the worst. But he il young
has good constitution and pray God tnat he may
recover" a correspondent of the Cincinnati Her
aid writing from Lexington on the l9th, communi
Gates the last intelligence that in the opinion of the
attending physician, Cassus NJ. Clay will die ~
His death a, this crisis would be felt a calamity
by the friends of Impartial Freedom in all parts Of
the Country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-27
MARRIED :

On sunday evening 18th inst. by Rev. ". W Wa.
see Mr. GEORGE L. BAXTER 10 Miss MARY L. W
HUTCHlNGs. daughter OF Richard d. Hutchings, Esqr.
Al 4 this city
on Tuesday. August 10Th BY the Rev. Thoms. Nc
Auiey. p D Rev LIVINGSTON WILLARD. oi Albany
10 MARY ELIZABETH. daughter oi the ate Rev. Dan
lei A Clark Of this city
Rev nr stone GEORGE FREDERICK TYLER and
LOUISA RICHMOND. only daughter OF Rev. John l.
Blake D d.
Al Geneva 18th John y Whiting sarah L. !. laugh
ter OF the late Judge sutherland.
Al Lewi.town l4th Charles Patterson Of Niagara Go.
10 Arsbeiia Cams
Al Hudson Goth. John Stevenson Of Ct Darlington.
Mass 10 Elizabeth Harder
A. kins.rhoos 10Th Charles Balm. 90 Mary F. Clark
AZ S.ckett. Hsrbor l.fh Lieut. e Lowell Z : 4.
70 sarah Ann Tracy. Lieut.. b nlien. :. 4 10 isa
belle K Alien.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-27
DIED:

on sunday 2lth inst George W Teubner 81
ON SATURDAY.. 23d. Mr. Jane Black. widow II John
Black sged 90
on Nondav. 18th John Matthew Jr 30 Hannah sand
ford =. .u-
Lewis I'D months
Al Hemp.,esd l. l. 18th. Mrs Mary Beiell. a. Of
saratoga springs 80.
NRouss's Point 2l.i inst Nicholas Haynes aged o.
Al Paterson Y J. 2}d ut John Mason ate OF Pisiis
burgh aged o.
Al Hudson 10Th Jerome Like, 80
At Circenport Mass 10Th Paul Coleman. Of Hudson -
AZ Havana July 20th Mrs. Mary l.. Wilson formerly
of this cfy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-27

FROM CHoHARIE-The .Schoh0rle Patriot,
Extra. states that there were Wednesday after
noon last, assembled on Blenhem Heights about 40
armed citizens. who under their several commanders
spent that and the succeeding day in calm, AT the haba.
tons OF the once peaceabe and orderly inhabitants Of
that country but no one except women and children
at home The women Of course, were unable 10 tell
where their husbands had gone when they expected
them to return. The posse however succeeded Ia IND
ing - or persons. whom on Thursday after
noon they marched 20 GLboa where they viii be- exam.
ued to their participation in violations Of the laws Of
tneir country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-27

II. c. JoSEs Ese-Dsar Str wish you 10 bring me- sno-
Their Of your Changeabe Locks and put place ofi II
Day Neweirs for which paid them seveny-hve dollars
about year since and which gets Of order 80 frequent
IS that feel unsafe any any longer. That sane
Lock has been ieranget three different times during lie
past week think Of your ffy-doAar sizes vii be
about night send i tomorrow Il you can
Your. &c. J. THOMSON, - Wa!
To Il C. JoSEs Bank Lock Manufacturer. Newark y J.
fCOpy) % ag1f Sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-27

4 METEoR.-A friend informs US that, while the
steamboat Worcester waiting the Point six mile-
below Norwich, CT. on Monday evening quarter
o'clock beautiful Meteor descended Al the Fast iu
minsng the whole heavens and after appearing about
TO seconds burst with distinctly audible noise ike
rocket, 1t appeared TO be nearly inches in dameie
and OF bright red color made lis appearance direct
~ Fast of the boat. altitude Of shout degrees
The New.iayen Courier says that meteor Jun
doubtcdy the same observed in that City Al about
- minutes before o'clock on Monday evening
i" began high up in the South East and sailed delber
atey down toihc East where about degrees high .
disappeared soon after II started il blazed up with
t.lsOns OF surprising beauty. and was. Tor moment
,nycloped in mass Of many tinted light in which D4-
mascus blue snd golden green conspicuous
trail left by the meteor grand and beautiful. and
showed many coors Of the rainbow. A. il flashed out
extinction the meteor Of fiery red color. In ap
parent size. It was many times larger than Venus.
The BOstos Times OF yesterday ssys-A most brilliant
shoot partially the horizon
about quarter before O'Clock last evening Il lasted
four i've seconds and emitted degree Of light
nearly equal 10 that OF the moon At IL full
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-27

STATE ACRicuLrURAL FAIR.-The several Raj
road Companies between Albany and Buffalo have
agreed take ali the Stock and implements and from
the Pair FREE and to run extra trains Of for psssen
gers such times Will accommodate those wishing
TO attend the Fair at prices not exceeding hGfe Esno
fares This IL certainly very liberal arrangement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-27

PcWfc NorrcE The Agents ~ r. Jones. proprietor o.
Jones' Italian Chemical soap and Joues'- Hair Rest ~
tive Messrs. Hrddug " Boston, /erf Of PiiairI pa
Dexter of Albany. and oher--tre informed that n-r
der- come rapidly hey cannot BE- executed Our lu
en-e retail trade precude- the po-- hy Of their being 90
tiled until large steam factory Twenty eenir-urt
completed when JOuess Soap for clearing iir comp',
on nnd Joness Han STUFF for restoring fhe hair can De-
Piled 90 any quantity. A. present New YORK cry rea
customers seem tO a- each article we'll that The denauI
exceeds means of manufacturing Reader ~e again e I
sou that Jones'. soap Will practically mot ihfpfricH5
cure pmne- frecklr tan. suuhur. mOrp esV. sat h@
Sc and Jones'- Coral Hair Restorative ~ make force
- nair 10 grow top from falling Of scun dan
d.uf and make light red grey hair grow naturally dsfs
For dir--ing he hair 70 VII keep -0l DARK clean IN
silky thrice long any ofh~r preparation made Tie
Soap sold 20 and the other b0ue AZ he ign
of Tire American Eagle p Chatham - and 80. j.B Broad
WY. Agents, staf,--t Boston. lu@j @iroi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-27
THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 81. is.s.

~ An evening edition Of The Tribune is printed
every afternoon at O'Clock containing the latest new
received the city of New York up to that hour besides
brief account Of the Markets and Sales Of Stocks up 70
"a c'ciock =. NJ Travellers board Of steamboat
ssd other. leaving the city in the sf,noon obtain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-27
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

" The Union say. that gen. Gaines IN calins
upon Gov. Mouton FOR assistance acted upon MS own
mo, the Governments suhoriry-is hopes tnat ineie
vii no necessity for shedding blood nor for an Lsa
session Of Congress It say. that the Texas people ana
Territory vii be defended ssains, Mexico BY our forces
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