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The New York herald., 1845-12-11
8rookiyn CITY IntsIligsncc.

CouRr OF OrRR TERMiSER.-The nuisance cause
msnced in this court decided technically against
the defendant, Mr.. Lambier. A black fellow, named
Seaman was tried sor assault and ba,try upon per
son in William burgh with intent kill the said nd
vdual He found guilty. and adludgsd to be impr
sonsd IN the county jail nt hard lsbor ior the term o
sixty days In the case Of John w. Tucker, indicted
for arson. the jury without leaving their seats found the
sooused not guilty The Court then adjourned sins de-
u may bs remarked fomewhat remarkable idpsas
IN tue proceedings of ths tribunal that the grand jury
dii not make any presenmsnt 10 the court 10 relation TO
any Of the numerous matters connected with tho inte
rests Q, Inc county. which might appropriately have
claimed their confederation.
DARISo ArTEarr At HoHwAr Rosssnr.-At a late
hour Tuesday night Captain seymour formerly com
mander Of the packet ship ST. Patrick was way laid in
Wilamsburgh, near Nevillss Kings County Hotel by
four highway men, who committed a desperate assault
upon him. with the intention to steal from his nerson Ger
tain vauabes which he had In his possession la conse
quence however Of his calling out Justify for assistance
and making determined effort 10 resist the felonieu
efforts the gang lie enabled to escape with only
the loss of his neck scarf and few slight Commissions
his head and face.
CoNcERrs-At the very interesting entertainment
given by MIR Burke at Gothic Hail. ON Tuesday even
ing last II have been mortifying to him, and TO
those present possessing musical knowledge and taste,
to find SO few persons in attendance We his
reception in other cities will be marked by much
lbeaity than was mantle by inhabitants of this
Seventh metropolis the occasion Of his first vis,
professional violinist.
Mn. TEMpLEroS.-Ths gentleman's lectures, anec.
dotes and songs have hitherto bsea 50 popular among
luck possibly fail Of attracting very large and fashion
able audience the cntcing soree which ne announces
for tonight at the Lyceum.
STATE PRIsoN BRps.-The convicts consigned to the
State Prison. Sing Sing during the recent term of fhe
Oyer and Termner will be removed to their appropriate
head quarters tomorrow morning, under the especial
guardianship and Of Messrs Jenkins Van Voorhies
and M. w. Van Duyne.
New PUBLIC BuILpISos.-The Odd Follows Hall, at
the corner Of Henry and Atlantic streets, was to be
opened and dedicated with appropriate
ming. A new building to be called Tammany Hall y of
large dimensions and superb architecture is to be erected
fOrth q Myrt
Avenue.
PrBLIc MEErINos.-A missionary meeting was held
Tuesday evening In the Brooklyn Tabernacle, the
object of which was to raise to employ agent
in aid Of the In the adacent towns Several in
teresng addresses made ny distinguished speakers
among whom the venerable Menzies Rayner. At
the close Of the meeting sixty persons became members
of the society.
Mr.. g. l.. Hume commenced a weekly course of As.
Economical lecturas to the young, at the Lyceum
Monday evening last free to all who make it
venient to attend
The New York herald., 1845-12-11

More CoMrLiMEsTs.--I The friends ot Mr.. Clay and
MI Webster, respectively, are said TO have raised
large sum each, and settled il upon them for life
Itclsu rIeu
The New York herald., 1845-12-11
Movements Of Travellers.

Yesterday exhibited very moderate amount OF ira.
Yelling, as the following extracts from the registers will
prove
AMrnicAS-o. NJ Mitchell, Cincinnati; DR.. Wheaton,
Charleston; A. Maxwell Princeton; J. McMurte, Phila.
phia; Thomas Dexter Boston; b. Phelps, East Windsor;
Homer Ramsdell Newburgh.
Baltimore; W. Eaton Boston; }. G. Browne, Rye; H. j.
Niles, Boston: scho6eld, New Jersey; Hobrook and
Patterson Boston; j. E. Slater Philadelphia; +. D. Will
ton; Mr. Kelly, Ellorslie; Count de IA Mate, iudson;
Higgins, Mobile; A. Tuasll, New Jersey; Austin Dale,
England; !. Adams Boston;
CirY--J. Nystrom, Morristown j.; v. 8 Kembell
un Buffalo, Saunders opPsn pPsa oar
Porto REQ; A. Hoguex, London; w. Gordon Madison;
w. Thomas, Norwich; Thos O. Hyde, Orleans.
rha James Daniorth, Boston; Cooper Day, Norwich;
J. NJ sIrague Racine; M Van NJ, Derksr Waterford: L.
vile; Lowe, Ky; W. b Coaens, phila Edw. Martin,
Belleville, J.
rs sm Ts9 ss II Barney & w Hss Hnss1'G W si
Boston; Mayer x Lyman, Clifton; Geo. Stack. Bos,on
Y. $. Fisher, do; l. J Webster, n o. b Bradley,
Liverpoo J. r. Callennea Glasgow; !. II. jerks. Va
Mr.. Fredich Phila y. Glls Col sydney Jones, Phila
Z. 3 Robinson Boston J. P Willis, Roy slstogn.
GLosE.-G w. Slenbam. Providence; Count Mon
tholon, Va; w NJ Cairns. L. Island.
GERMAN EMIGRATION The Alexandria (La De-
riocrot OF the I'm ut, says that German emlerants
thei- way TO Texas have arrived In Alexandria. and
have been making purchases thore. of merchants and
planters, Of articles required for immediate use in their
new homes The Democrat advises these migrants to
look farther than Louisiana Tor and fertile lands
That paper adds lin Attakapas the BlacS river couny
and the upper parishes State these wanderers from
the denseIy popular States Of the Old world will fnd
land Of uoivaled fertility and facilities the prosscu
ton OF their usr sbor not TO he met with in the
fancicd I'll Dorado toward which their eyes arc now
turned The price asked by government for these lands
places th entirely within their reach. and unexcep.
ionabe titles will given TO the purchasers circkm.
stance that should bs weighed well by those Who
about to part with the hardeansd gains OF years OF
censcess toll
The New York herald., 1845-12-11

DirLoMATlc MOVEMENTS Capt Elliott, The re-
cent British agentin Texas, ia now living in Brook
iyn, and comes over occasionally 10 New York with
his white hat" 10 eat public onnsrs, drink wine,
and make speeches. This is the same gentleman
who made 50 bunglln8 piece OF bus ess ia nterfer
ing WIN our negotiations with Mexico, regarding
tns annexation q Texas, and wlo negotiated with
China lati ne iomented q war between that coun-
uy and Enganl cn the opium question Perhaps
he hopes 70 succeed II bringing aboutthe same state
81 things between England and this country. We
shall see ii he succeeds
The New York herald., 1845-12-11

iCos3S RIVER lrsNs.- There are steanb osta
~ 0w1oua, soops, snd POI canal and like boats
laa Ia our AafD0r 10 await the spftug bu siness
~ 7n9 Sattern vessel ossn caught nsr. a. IN a
~ oi hlygsuon thi, year wnlch onethina unusu.
t Ahe RIVER opposite and above he city is DO a0 fast
Wy zee sthough the East Albany ferry boat still con
tA 20 cfossnt intervals rha boats reach ed Cox.
q sriay nj will probably do as we'll 10 doy' :
,ftaag films Dsc e 10y
The New York herald., 1845-12-11

TERRIBLE BEAK FisHT--We are informed that
an Indian was found in the woods, few days ago.
rot far from Mnnsoy with his bo els protruding and
much lacesteo IN other parts OF It's body bear
the bear with ball which found In tho body when
from some csn,e rcnconte took place. and he stabbed
the beat the knife oe,pg found sti,king in It's heart
Tho mao wa& not qIe dead when found. d.--Londoa &c.
~ I.nts.
The New York herald., 1845-12-11

lHE RIVER Al HuDsoN.-NotwthsLs sndine the
a-yeIe COG weather, tne river IL still navlga6e no
= 'nis Sy poth lns steamboats, Hudson and Fairfield
e ~ ou ~ uosH ~ Iundsy N ,rniDg although the AL.
ny % ~ tot som caase other do not coma un
sher nan CasklA Inot the boats can ii thew ebeosa
'ms 10 ms CITY, u made dsmonstrsbs from ths fset
our own boats coming through Tbe re al ,ha nass
~sek nave been very irregular The New WORK rndIi ~
f4I&y did nos come 10 Maud until yesterday Ibs NJ
mail o Thundsy aud fuday came % hand a. ~
taday aefuoon since which inns we hays f,rsivad 80,
iltl from Albany or nCrtn.-ifadsoa Cas.ts L,c q -
The New York herald., 1845-12-11

MISSOURI CoNveNTioN-NATIvIsM-- in The Con.
venuOn now III sesslon at Jefferson Mlssouri ~
Tie revision Of The Constitution o that state msmber
offered resolution, proposing 20 deprive the Legslapsa
u the power TO pofaie banks and declapg ali con
Tracts, me consideration oil which bank notes null and
void u was negatised by the decided vote OF 40 to b
he constitution oi Missouri provides that but ma
I've born cLens oi tho United States are eligible 10 tb
Ace oi Governor. The convention have adopted pte
osIou, by vote OF 50 10 u.s. that tho Governor sna
hofeaiter DC ihg ears oil age shall have been citi
-eh n ne United states ten years and citizen OF Mis-
eataior ave yea-s The Iive question unexpect-
o4y sprung" upon the amendment the provision re-
lll!ing tho Governor 10 De "naye.porn CITIZENS snd
alop.ed. N'e "o'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27
SANDS SARsAPARILEA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
or ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR HABIT

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
rI All nIsr scS ApisiNc FROM AN IN
min. =, or. ,,r, ~ - -ss,s M cnn np m mr.
rVNs oiS. .Or ! ~ - o., '
VT INT Sfoibh, .i1'
tero0ha % kisss ssL sheuma'ism
tonS rimp'.os feanss On sh- f.ss btosss eh'
tyes Ming Worm I" isuss hsaa hnnrku"eu. ma !"
The Bones and Joints snehon ueef> s,phiue SIMPSONS
ca or hamhAsa and ps-ase' arising "oa' an ~. ."
Mercury Asc s~ OF pror-y Exposure OF impfuaens. w
Also chronic CONSTITUTIONS Dc rrv"d oy m's y"
paaion' =. - =,
mn o' ~ ~ , 1884, s ~, 49,, ~.
nnis seoeahy VII hr specify ~" en'sn "mo''a oy uos
valuable n'easss a. ~, VS. osesaa - ~ , m ,a,,,o -
moving we sau-s 20 stas ~ .as ~ - 49,. ~, ~, ~.
pis,nk u'oes" '"' ~ -, =, :. A. -. ~ To-. hs a.,
so'aes o1s ~ nv a., s,, a., , sa,s ,h ma.
"enuy .s ~ ~. s., ~. o.. h. .a,,,,s. ,a,-.,.
op,."o" VI . Wv ~, A.. ~, a.,.,o,. q, mi.
Ips sa -. IN ~ "A ,-,,h AMI. 49,, n, an .l,,x AZ
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"'''eN' a.,,,.o.. L.. IN ,s..
49,. s,.-c.,,. No, eh..,cay Az + IA ~ m. num.r
- - uo. ..s-s...ss. s-.,-.u. I -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27
NHE pr.eediur Siuure IL

given 10 reptescnt thu lnsonss-
bic ferspiraticn. itis the great eva
euaiion for the impuriti~s az The body
u WIN be nosieed that = thirh cloudy
| n'ist ssnes from al poinss Of the sur
face, which indeates that this psrspi
ration dc~s uhinisrruptediv whsn Ne
are In hsahh. but eesses when Ne are
siek. LIZ. cannot b sustained with
tlt. u 10 thrown on nom the bod
aud other jnirss OF The body. and dis-
pcses BY this means. Of nearly an tho
impurities within us. The blood, by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

GORDON & SKlNKER.
No. 81 Main street.
nFFER for sale
~ 30 Hbds 81. croir, orsab, and Porto Rico Sugar
~ BoIss Loaf and KS BbsClaTihed Sugar
BOO Bags RIO, Lsgnlrs and lava Coffee
TEA-i9 Chests Gun Powder, part prime
Chests Bl.et, do do
Tes IN ~ and 10 Bores
500 Sides good and damaged Sole LesihsT
LOO DO Russet Leather
100 saeks Salt. part AshtCns band
600 Lbs Fhoe Thread
50 Kegs Du POINTS Powder
Chesse-in essks and boIes
no Reams Cap and Letter Paper
24S DO Wrapping Paper
40 Bags live geese Feathers
Hurs Ca odss and soap
80 Dozen Bed Cords and Lines
$50 onndstones, Nova scotia
10 Bags Pepper
10 DO GinzsT
Tisrees and bbls Vinegar
Cotton Yam Lamp Wick, ssd Cotton Irvine
Indigo. Alum. Madder Coppsns
" Ksgt fIofss shoes
rs Borss Tin Plate
IRON IS Tons Nede Fnyh TfissaT and Country Of
Amenesn and Russa sheyt Iron
Band md Hoop Iron and Nai Rods
Mould bolrds and Hoilow wnc
COPPER $500 Ibs. Brarier- ebsahisg and Bon
AVIS Penitsbt md Bans
STEEL MAYORS Cas- and sheer
American and Enrish Dtstsred
FpfnR steel, from " 20 , inches vide
Wire Boch TIN Hpsltsr. Zac - ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27

UST received from Boston and PhiladephIa,
D. G. KINGS Northern Law and Medical Agency sup
plies valuable Law Books, viz. - -
Pickering Reports, ~ vols.
hetealfs do 5yois.
Vessy, jr's Chanesry nepS:ts 20 vols for $50.
Browns Chaneery Reports . W
Hobau's Reports.
Greerl,af Evidence.
Eng Ecclesiastical Reports.
Howad's Supreme Court Reports, soL
Law Library. - vols.
Eng Com Law RepoIts, IS vols.
kent's CONNIE ntaIlss, last edition.
Together with full supply OF Books forming the
most extensive and valuable collection city which will
be sold in instances pubishers prices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27
NEWELL'S
PARAUT0PTrC BANK LOCK,

WARRANTED ufEerULty tIc-AE ~ EvERY INSTANCE
rINHE unexamp.ed celebrity which these Jocks
have obtained since their introduction The pubic
duced tie Popreors
we're te t. in orde. o. satisfactorily
con hey be opened without The and legitimate Key
repeatedly placed in the h'nds persons intimately
ed with meehanie, with leave TO all The ingenuity
IN their power in order 10 pick and
Effect an entrance We unhsdatnsly prorounee
Our Psrauiopue Bank Losk NEARLY
Banking and other n,tuuou the United States
recently orded for Vaults OF Baking ous-
Enand upon whose dors OF TIE Locks
that country have proved Insecure.
THIS ample Of American k which send
the world 10 equal all requisites perfect Safe guard
saluabirs Of kind neetned
In an Affair so much al who
eurr, request conference through
the mail We confident OF ssine satisfaction every
ole who ,hai address this subject.
S.BEvey Back Lock the OF the
faieniee stamped upon the head OF the
% Constantly hand variety Dwelling Lock,
sneh Rim Aofise. Front Door siing
6isd Glass Mineral
a. tue Old fstabtshnsnt, NO. 3es prosawsy,
de I6-am A ARWFII
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27

TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
THE subscribers have in store, and are daily
Il expecting. the following articles, viz
10000 lbs Middlng Bacon
10000 do Shoulder do
10 hhds. N. q. ADD Sugar
10 do NO, Cuba and 2. n. Moases
terces N. q. and P. r. do
200 glcsS factory filed asH
SO do c. A.
eo0 bhls. Ohio whskey
SO do n. Rum and Apple Brandy
20 tons country Iron assorted
do American BIsered seei
so bags various kinds Of Con-s
- bbls cheap Lamp and Coal Pit Oil
SO bores various kinds Soap
10 do best Sperm Candies
20 bbls. prime Cider Vinegar
100 bushels pure Clover seed-tosether with
Teas Of sH Mustard Loaf Sugar Spices Backing Window
JONES Il WINSTON,
no 70 door. below the Bell.
~ EW BOOKS, this day received at the Book
store 1 EiI hall, broad Street, shoekoe Iiill:
No. 30 Pictorial Bibe -
Wandering Jew, all the numbersfor so cts
The ssme work illustrated.
No 60 and Shakespeare. Illuminated and Illustrated.
Part ~ Dictionary ofPraeties Medicine.
18th No. EneIyeopedla Of Domestic Economy.
ID. Wolfs Mission 10 BokAaG.
Vol lot Lbry oth eiset Language the
hse. by the Hafper-.
Pulpit g ciopedia.
Bowling Romanism.
Crock Of Gold.
ssny and valuable publication. oesa
TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE superior article Of Brushes from OO
en- articles.
Gas Of the best quality, sIiO $3.50. waoIe-
er fstal.
The above aries my selection aad good
ounuy gentleman would do web TO call and these
gods and Judge Tor themselves At aosERT MOTIFS
Nert door To the Exchange BANK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27
Nv EIsIGER,s REsTORER OF HEALTH.

" EIoIuEho NT.S UNTh OF fEAL II,
for the az Dyspepsia Chrome Thrash and all diseases
arising rom disorder Of tie stomach aud towels Head
ache. Heartburn fhtueney, Constipation, ke.
The great cslehniy which this medicine has obtained ard
universally gaining feetion country
introdueed and The Aed
the last two bisheS beyond doubt superior eeaey
in radically curing Dyspepsia and Chroae THRASH with their
eomIant dse1ses In the ReEofer - afford almost
immediate relief aud effects change for the heern
few dayE but cannot be reasonably eei diseases
staIdng that the effects WILDE produced
period yet from The great celebrity has already acquired
find persons are ait much the
meni while others etpee Jingle bote aeb
and relief Impossible for physician
hing like correct hea Of the quantity Of medicine That be
Indispensable % eject In dere forms ana
sares Of disease therefore the quantity be all
pcpoonste 10 ia effects requiring only bote whilst
ol'srs may require st eight. Por sale by
ALEX DUvAL b co,
au 90 Il7 Main s,reet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27

675 CASKS Of very superior white Thorn
season landing from ser WIN Iienr IN tho DOCK ard for % by
oe 20 RANKIN n wiGrLOCK.
.1SA BUSHELS of very superior Mercer
~ Potatoes; 800 DO Pink r,s, aea g, ale y
o:@ RANKIN a wHrrboCK
MORE DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Uusr RECEIVED PROM NEW YoRk-Cumphor Aloes,
he for sale by A. II. WILDER, 81 Man st-
oeIs Opposite Webb. Bacon a 20.
GALARATUs SALT PETRE, SAL SODA CoPPEEAs, Ind
- CO. Starch and birthstone, for .ale BY
oei5 Opposite Webb, Pacon d co.
DIX BULLt1N FRINGE, from l.2 to
oeis Tu. a PRICES co.
TuNUsCAIOosA WTITsK ESQ barrel, for saIr by
II oee5 DAvENfORT, ALLEN co.
~ JUAN PfZZINI,
Confectioner and Dealer I'm Foreign and Do
nestle Fruit,
LAS just received per schrs. Nassau and Man.
- y eteder the following Goods tn witt
100 Bores crop Bunch Raisins
$50 Boxes do. $50 Beres do.
50 Kegs Malaga Grapes, (p'ime quality
10 Bores Malaga Lemons I'm fine ORDER
Is Drums suiia. Raisins
IS Bo1rs Citfon (hne quality
5 Cases Bfanty Cherries
80 Don olive on, best quality
Cases Prunss in Giass lars
Bsks Bordeaux Almonds
Is Drums Pigs
10 Ffai. NaiaRa DO
2 Baks sht lied do
200 Paper She'll d.
40 Cases Canton prrserved Ginger
20 Bofes Rock Candy
IOOO Coeoanuts, nefh ard 6oe
SO DO Chinese FIRE eraeksn
her with large Caniy q hts manuc-
tufs equal this other matet Also the
and varsy NJ French and German Toys
Fancy uoo offered before market
Goods hsvog been sseced aud pufehased
on very ne IL prepared N or ndu y
psr-ons wishing 70 pueha'e shher W wholesale
tail respectfully socits csn ho bis Town snf
County sBds befs they purchase sfswbre he doubts
tsy sBd 10 their interest IN DO r. N ostN No 1852
no4 One door tcl1w Etehatgr Baut
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WINTER ADVANCEMENT.

fx...sez.45sss1 nN and after tire Cd of December
~ nett our Boats wiisave Richmond Moudsys
Wed eays ami Prtays NJ preesey
burg days Of 81 p. NJ
RytniRs leave Lyneheurz Mondays Wednesdays Fridays
ai A. NJ and arrive in Richmond nSIt day At 81 p NJ
Passengers for staunton,
by Boats Hil leave A. Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays arrive in seotsye A. H. aud BY
Jpn.
Pss'Sgsrs fer Fsrass asS Charlotte HaaI House,
leave Rc hmond BY the Boas and with
tersvae.
~ BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27
CHARLES CARVILLE,
n Pine 81, New York,
AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK MILLS,
ONEIDA Gu. n. ~
TTAS E0R SALE Bl THE PACKAGE

HAS FOR SALE, BIZ The PAChAGE-
- Il - In. N. n. hin shirins.
N Esrl super Water Twis. a superior fAsrie
Extra -npsr rwined leans
Corded shirs Chambrays, cambne piunty
And ven general Of Cotton rantloon snn~
OF Superior sykes
ALSO. As AGENT FOR rHE "HuDsoN PRINT WORKS, ="
COUNTY. ~ ~
A very general assortment PRINTS AND FURNITURE
PRINTS an the latest styles which f'r TASTE In design
and skill in execution, surpas~d.
Also. As AGENT FOR THE IDA MILLS THor N. Y,
(BENJs.uLS MfRsh.sLL. ESQ. PrsYridsr)
An abries that cstablnenl These with
cshhn
COTTON cooDS worthy s OF buyers from all
-eons Of the whom they offered on the most "a
voursb-
New vork. Oct lsSS oe N-om
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TABLE OF RATES

Al Meeting Of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY, on tho 18th day Of October,
lstS, the following Table OF Rates for the Trsnspor-
ation OF Passengers adopted. take effect and
alter the ls day Of December nex, until otherwise
dered by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND
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TUNG REGIONAL MANUAL bv JosL D. ourn-
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