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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

&C. JOHN H. HouGnroN of Chatham Co is the
Wing candidate for Congress in the Raleigh Dis
$500 ~. - -,; ~n.ad ION the
Goth ballor Mr.. Dobbn 10 oppose him.
w. III. Ut THOMPSON IL the Wing candidate for
Congress in the Fort Wayne Wth) District of Indi-
ana, now represented by Andrew Kennedy, Loco.
The vote of this District last fall was-For Clay
Ssh; Polk 6,l99: Birney $50. We hope Thomp-
son will carry it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

~ 4 malicious person started a Fepor; in the
city vsstsr5ay hst the steAnooA; htssatlr had owu
M is owe Bayou SAL and ;ha; AIRY lives lost;
There was 10 truth the story. she has been
hundred miles above iha' point on Ger way 20 Louisville
!, ~, A nearly Two hundred passengers heard Ire
-sr- has cause! great sensation. and 0: grsa;
1sn r;Lsaciv :ha; ~ wSRion piece q mischief
20, - s5e,,.;eiy cu-ishesi. NO. PIC. MAY ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13
To.D.y,s OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE.-War and its Victims, TRANSLATED
for The Tribune) Letter from Painter turned
Planter of the Vine The Water Cure /; PreseTa-
ton of Animal Food The Great Pacific Railroad ;
Magnificent Spectacle.
FOURTH PAGE.-COmmercia and Money Mat
tiers Shipping Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13
The Apocryphal Scriptures.

The publisher 0; toe Apocrypha New Testament having
public Journal tending dparage his
motives in issuing that work. takes occasion ~ MA
innocence Of any Intentions except those Of just and pro-
per character lie never imagined that narratives Of sacred
events which I'D not even pretend 10 be genuine could
have effect 70 mike the readers belief in th-se which
known TO be and authentic; enhortaon,
composed in the spirit apostolic religion coGli possibly
;h-ow aou5; the aspirad Writings themselves On
;he consrsry his conviction tina; those partitions Of
the New Testament which rejected by the Of
TIE Church. would bur throw into holder relief the authen-
tic and establish renewed and frcr confidence In the
Holy Volume The Book presented 10 the public has
excite. very deep interest. and this viii extend
and wien, Notwithstanding the frowns Of oso;y and fana-
;icisu
The publisher vii be happy furnish all cergyneu and
STUDENT. OF divinity with the wo,k, aie z pa4si>
prize and 70 afford them any facilities for the parro.e Of
establishing the fact tha; volume really cop:as The
rejected writings C Ike New Tes;ament lie therefore In!
vi,es ali those who interested In Biblical History TO call
lis Office and obtain the same AZ rate hardly exceed
Ing the cost Whatever may be the opllon OF ;hefe thu
pahiie viii ant il dni: coseeive Why An Apocrypha
to the New any more harmful than an Apocrypha the
Old Testament. HENRY G. DAGGERs, Publisher,
30 Aas-s,rset, sac-FOrt.
--en---
&zur I1-a u - u.fahf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

0G- The Eccning Post says unequalifedlv
mir. McCulloch has been removed from Office, FRS,
Comptroller OF the Treasury and Judge Calvin Blythe late
Collector OF PHILADELPHIA. appointed In his place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

"FIRE on The MOUNTAINS We learn that
destructive ra has been raging for several days In the
Catski Mountains. The fire commenced in the romantic
passage known the Glove" and extending upward
burnt the entire South Mountain the lofty emf
directly south OF tho Mountain House That edce
although IN Danger constantly watched by It's In
mates, and the IRE down 10 the wood skirtIg the
southern border u the grounds adjacent TO the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

DneAoFrL TRAGspr-A Mr.. Coit OF OtseEic,
Cheuauro County. hlled BY james c. Griffin, the
6h Instant Colt had seduced the wife OF Grain ~ho
living with him Griffin after hsr. having pistol
with which, how,ver he shot himself accidentally in the
thigh and then Killed Colt who had shat
was The matter by striking him the head with whp-
ple,ree Griffin was in custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13
BIZ THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

APPOINTMENTS Br THE PRESIDENT ftteiAI.
C;soReE " JsN.s. ii Wisconsin Territory SlrTeyos of
Paslic Lads IL Wiscoasia and lows ricr James Wec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

GJ- ADRIAN, the capital OF Lenawee Co. Mich.
elected Wing Charter officers the 9Th by 30 ma
iori,y The Locos insisted on party contest
and got it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13
The Convention.

The Senate, in Committee OF the Whole, de-
h.,ed the Convention bill until midnight, having
,.L.n recess from TO s. Ga motion OF -n''
pockee. the bill was made the Special ORDER ioI
nooaay morning al O'Clock, and it was ofaefeo
- =, The debate should cease and the question be
taken at 6 P. NJ. tMonday)
The Assembly did not sit after dinner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13
r-e. rrnds-The Post.

tn. la, Ercning PAST has leader on Free
Trade which scarcely differs IN lis alleged facts
or its rhetorical sdornmenis from good many ar
ucles which had previously appeared in that paper.
The following assertion, however, demands atten
tion
"The farmer feels now and knows 10 bis cost. that he
pays price greatly enhanced Iron In every FORM OF
sugar and moiaSses on all wooen sood on ali articles O.:
grocery or dry sal,ees paints salt and on glass
Of course, if t,he farmer feels" all this, the
Post knows II TO be true. Will tina, paper, there
fore, be good enough to state, in naked figures,
ho,r much more the American farmer is now pay
ing for each OF these articles than they would cost
if imported under 20 per cent. Horizontal or Re-
venue Tariff? Do, neighbor for once oblige u
by comparing your assertions with the impartial
testimony of Price Currents,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

~ The Morniag Ntrs pe,emp,ory contradicls
the rumor that it is TO be merged in the Evening
Post. 1t is still alive and kicking, ia' and saucy.
Glad to hear it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

C. The fire IN Caihanne-street was much more
destructive than was stated te Us. ltseelns that
the establishment OF Barker Il Towle was very
extensive one, occupying four stories, three OF
which were 90 feet deep, and every part completely
filed with valuable goods There were nearly 40
clerks employed in the concern. The following is
IRON the Courier:
The stock Of goods hand estimated 81 from eighty
10 one hundred thousand dollars OF which perhaps
fourth may &c considered saved. To the Tenap
INK loss there Insurance only The extent OF SO
in the following offices: United States $1,000, Eagle
S. .COO American Mutual $500 CRY $1,000, Cro;on
$4,000 and Equitable $1,000 policy for s. 200 10 the
General Mutual Once expired few days aad had not
renewed Messrs b. T. by this disaster have lost
the savings OF many years bur they have and
perseverance. they viii, recover from
This crushing loss The IRE beyond al doubt, the
ncendary. Te, the lights. Rad
been In building for several weeks; anc cautious
have MesSrs. Is r been In regard 10 fire ;ha; they
permitted lantern 10 be carried into the building
was rst discovered usier the front door. and e ncen
diary doubtless managed - insert some combgSuoeS be-
meath X; Mr. Barker offers reward OF 81 900 10. The de-
te.tion o.. incenltary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13
A sONG. Air-She wo1. A w,.,1h of ,ns..


She wore 4 face ct p;mpies
I ne Tight that hr.f ~ met.
Aud though her chm was fB-ly limpled,
Aud Err hair As black nS JET
let her complexion wani-d cl-arnsss
AID her -ye that ray Of hop-
That eli can have who U.s. a cake
OF Jones thrmicsi Soap
And once again met her
No gimplss nov were there;
But her face was clear aud beautiful
Aud her neck was white aud far
Aud Standing BY hgr ,idr was one
sh- sought, and not ia vain.
To Use cake of Jon-sis soin
And Ease her mind fiom pain.
She used lt: and her skin Is now
- White sisNen SNOW
Err hands. berafnS l.rr chesiss, has meek
Are free from blsmish now
saw hsr glorious beautiful
Win such beauty rsD cope,
Bu; those who use cake Of JOars's
4rrDus 4 hetnIs4l S1ap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

PERFECTLY AsToNsnEp-Thc sudden rise and rapid pro-
grcss Of party every part Of the country has
~ coniounded those who make trade of politics.
Psla. sun (Native)
Neehborl we can endorse your account of The
rapid progress of your party in these paris-so ex-
cept New York next time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

a. The iati Ssysry Comrention OF the West
ern States at Cincinnati on the ll,h of June, will
assemble in the tabernacle. which viii hold about
5000 persons. c. NJ. Clay, B;rney, Gerrit Smith,
EHhu Burritt, t',he Learned Blacksmith Dr.. J..
F. Lemoyne. Avian Stewart, Sc-Thls Is not an
exclusive Liberty party affair; on the contrary, ell
who are opposed 10 Slavery are invited to attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13
The Celebrated Lectures Of
PROF. FAUVEL-GOCRACD,
n, Nj n.zz,.nkay -

VII fhIcH"-nt'oiA4"t'ei4''j ~
The Ar OF Improving the Meno hsH'oge royal oeavo
fne-y eI.san,, bound in cIoth xh an engraved
Portrait ofibe Author.
IA invaluable work 10 those who are decen of memory OF
Jget,--IrtbEHe.
very useful work, eloqoen,Iy vrit:en--A',T'r.
An ndnpeniabe accescr To eli e1ntns lbrrres-CouT1>r
book Snenty deseving of The Geess, whieh swa, ~
Iru1 Sns.
Pabi,hed by WILEY & PUTNAM. New York;
Prlee a. a29 eoda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

No. The Southern Methodist Contention was still
in session at Louisville at our last advces. Bishop
Soue was in the Chair on Monday OF lasi week
Rev Dr. Winans moved the following resolutions
Reso'red Thu: the Committee orranz l,on be IN
structed to inquire whether any tng hiss trAnsped
during past year iender ii possible TO maintain the
unity OF Methodist Epi copa Chnrch under hc Same
ern Mcthedism
DR.. w, supported this resolution IN a speech
which opened very general discussion. Rev.
Judge LongStreet of Georgia said:
alt is an erroneous view that going 10 divide he
Church any farther than her temporal economy apd arIs-
dciion are concerned We have qnarreed about Slavery
for nearly fifty wears. We going 10 separate on that
subject uow this will produce peace The Bishop who
attended he New England Conferences 50 they were
remarkably peaceful sessions. and why Because they
bad nothing 10 say do Slavery But The Church will
not lei alone-ke the screws in mechanics they hold al
they haue and get more AT every turn.
f. No decisive action was had, though many voices
counseed delay before dsunion.
DR. Smith, Of Virginia, said he wished 10 lay
motion on the table, TO be considered tomorrow
morning,
R,solrei That sanction the action had in the
lse General Conference the subject Of Slavery by re-
naming in connection with that body, without great
Jury 10 the Southern Melhodss therefore If there ap-
the Committee OrgsniZaio no hope Of reces-
the par, OF the North that they re7or In favor OF
separation ico the jurisdiction OF the General Conference
o. the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Made order OF the d.V TOR Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

e Tx FAT BoI IS all The arong4; amusement
coer< and consequence, the American Nuseu crowd
ed day aud night, Grsa; sad Pe MoEris The comic
Afford the reh-s; comic while Mis-, Atsr The AEsle
sea Singers [. Petite Srlias AID the hosts OF oth-r, AZ n
abundance rich tc- Il: To-day and ,hs
ing the bill is rich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

lsJ- LEDRu-RoLLrs. the advocate Of the Eleva-
ton of the Laborng Glasses at the Chamber OF
Deputies, France,) lately presented petition
signed by forty-one tho,som signatures for an IN
cues, into the condition of the LaboriDg Glasses
and the situation of Labor. This petition struck
the Centre or Ministerial party with surprise. NJ.
Ledru-Rollln announced that this was but pre-
liminary presentation, and that he should lay upon
the table OF the Chambers petitions with three
times that number of names The signatures 10
the present petition were collected mainly IN three
places--Lyons, Nantes and Toulouse
The question Of the Organization OF Labor and
the elevation of the Laboring Glasses, is occnpyny
the attention of the hes, minds in France, and
must ere long become capital question in French
politics 1t is one of the highest interest, as II Leads
direct to the discussion of principles OF the political
and social organization of much higher order than
any that now occupy the attention Of the leglsla,
tive bodies or the Governments Of any civilized
nation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13
5 Subscriptions received TO the Weekly
Tribune.
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Subscriptions to the Daily tribune,
Not intending any r-cered IL th- CITY Of Nsw-York.
lThe casIln al eases accompanying the ordsr.I
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

? DALEYs PAY EXTRACTOR. sold at p rourtlaudtit
At HALF PRICE. and w.e,..>rsp GENtINE
" We would al peol- with my affections
Of the hgwel 10 advertisement headed Save Your Chfen
on F.r't Page. myl2 lni,A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

Render ry Jo1e's soap You will not b. dissatisfied
lis effects iei sIn.uIrly modifying The skin-to
ho~ II clears ffens aud beantfgs all eruption,
aud Disbursements such pmprs. rcklrS salt fheum
sunburu morhey, &c 1ts genuine Is here t.
ety bat At the ~ the American Eagle ~ Chahsmst
80 Bl0ad"ay N-"-Y ok. st,tr.s Boston, Ledger Build
iass, fhi!aGrIghI, u stot---t Albany. milo 2teod
!. ~ 10 TH0sE nHO nVTLD poshtss a coon, beautiful.
slky bead Of HAIR. Tor fbr small three ,h uex II
many who sDgy risk three ,hilings knew the
beautiful rct u 1oue Jourss Conf Hair eNOty, has
ibahsir-i ey kisw how sO: clear Jsrk ky and fa-
rskrA fonsh DRY aEd hhir they w. H.
u not oIlv ~ IT, -prGntfng qElss csus actually
toFee' fe gow and h'llh the dSDdruf scD
ih they will fad i ~ herr frpr,,eutrd Sold
pfcs g. Or siiass bati-at ~ Chath la-sir-rt 323
Bfoadway. IA BT9oklyH $50 Fulton gr,t; Ia Albany s.
sclte-stIeet; Boston. Stftr-,trret. MO zt,od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

NrrDEEsk ARErs.Ep.-We Learn Upon good
authority that Leary. the murderer OF his iaiheF-
in-law, Nj Butler OF Mt Morris, was arrested al
that place on Thursday last having been found
concealed ia IN old out-buildns Rrsr The village
tie sas safely lodged In prison
tRocnes,er Advertiser, l0,a-
An siterart vas made al Philadelphia on
Saturday 70 burn The rev sss 90. erecting on the rims
of ihs warehouse LACEY occpet BY Lea Bunker
L Co. and destroyed by fire. IN Waters aea- Spruce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-13

The Posr OFFICE reform The saving under
the New Postage Law in the Mail Contracts toi
New-Eugland and New.York Gust let for four
years from the Ist of July nex) amounts 10 si9o,-
900, of which sol, 1872 sin the State of New York
This is in the old Stage and Horse service only;
and saving in the Steamboat and Railroad service
is also confidently expected. The Hudson River
Steamboat contract has already been made at
saving. We may therefore safely estimate the
entire saving in this section at not less than
$500, 600 per annum. New.York and New-Eng!and
have little less than one-quarer OF the popu-
ation of the Union, but they do not cover sixth
of lis superficial area, and We presume they do not
absorb more than fifth Of the money paid Tor
Transporting the Mail. Al all events. the saving by
the abolition of the old requsition that Mails should
be carried in "four-hors- posi- coaches" Will be tar
greater in the ,hinIy settled portions of the country
than here. We feel an undoubted assurance, there
fore, that the Mails will be carried, when the con-
tracts shall have been renewed throughout the
Union, at a saving Of One Million Of Dollars on
the rates of 19l0-44-Who says that the Post
Office is 10 BE- a burthen on the Treasury?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-28

BURNING Brick CoAL.-The Editor OF the Nor.
rstown (Pa Herald last week witnessed the new process
Of burning brick. invented by Joel W. Andrews of that
Borough The process is burning with anthracite h
an arihcis blast The perfect command Of the heat
obtained by valves in the various aucs increasing or d.
m'nshng the heat. directing any part the kiln q,
pleasure The time occupied in burning kiln. is shout
less than by the usual method aud the
states that the whole expense Of burning reduced in
corresponding ratio. His kiln 10 situated In Bridgeport
opposite Notrisown.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-28
VIRGINIA CLOTHING STORE.
ny Keeper n Graft,
Nearly oprositr the H~Ii Tavvu

VIRGINIA CLOTHING STORE,
ny Keeper 4 Graft,
Nearly opro-i.e the Bsn T.v-r.-
L. B. SPENCE, AGENT.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Ne. I2O Main street,
Corner OF 18th and Main -treets)
- RICHMOND. VIRGINIA..
Where may be found constantly on hard sf
REApS-MADE CLOTHING,
oJ superior msnSJaefus:
ALso, BEAUTIFUL. VARIETY oy
s-'pr"a'r'' cr.'.,., stocks, H-adkerehies.,
BROWN, TAYLOR a. TUCKER,
(Forsaerly Br.pn 4 TsyiorJ
&c. m is.iea Merchants and Greesrs,
sss;: y; r :, TIC ' Richmond, Va.
Rs,.. To Me-f. Storm Duboi. n 90, N. yo,t Caleb Cop.
Es Charlotte q H. VIM Kinney. E-q staun,on Mayo Csssn
E.a Nelson iudre n fucker Gni,eny Of Va Re 10
JOSEPH c. SPALDING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Practices the superior City Of Rich
ond and Of Henneo and supenor county
eomee with T. =. Banter. Esq. over the ,or. OF Thoma. r.
Price d Co. No 80 Nam s,re.t jus
JACOB GRAPE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Me- MI 'S 4 l. s g. 3. c''"''' baltimore
Mr. J. ~ Morton. Richmond
Mr. ~ igi-han- Cincinnati. mys
SlLAS MERCHANT,
Dealer I'm Ready-made Clothing,
Has removed his stoek
No. Main street. recently occupied Stone where
he win eoutinus fresh supplies weekly.
NJ Always on hand Large and Assortment OF
Fancy Dress Articles, &C.
TEMPLEMAN u RADCLIFFE,
GROCERS g. COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Me- Is, West, Main sspeet. four doors below
the He'll Tavern, Richmond, Va,
Keep constantly and well selected stot Of
GRoCERIRs. WINES, LIQUORS, ke.;-wboesaLe and Retail
w ~ Tsapse-ani 0c 23) ~. B. Rs4i.se
JONES l. WINSTON,
Wholesale RETAIL
Grocers and Communication Merchants,
RiCHHOSD. yIRGLNLf
VIII give prompt auention sale. Of CORN FLOUR
WHEAT, OATS TOBACCO any other Country Produce con-
signed tn their address, their Agent GEORGE PEAgH
WADSWORTH, TURNER u CO.,
No. is Main street.
III AVE on hand unusually large stock of
- Pal AMI Winter Dry Goods and Offer
great Inducements tn MERCHANTS a-d ToBICcoSYsrS
The BLApkErs imported during a
And the Ef'Ro CLoTHLSf' Of every under
the zaine advantageous they
| can now be bought any NosTHEss MAkkrr
Also f-ey sd Store every respect any in thi.
market an N
WATSON & DIBRELL.
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
No 18th street fronting basin Sheds near G,eso M,,
RICHMOND, VA,
DEC leave to inform their friends and the pub
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-28
NEW GROCERY STORE,

INHE subscribers have taken the store former
- occupied by hess AyLner Son, doors below In,
bell Tavern for the of conducting Grocery and Com
mission business We have keep ON hand
general assortment Of Family which we
invite the attention OF friends and public geneiy Gu,
goods CONSIST in Of
Gunpo~der. Y Hysor, mpT Bhei Teas Of the fines,
quality ~ ~
Mocha Java and Laguayra Coffee
Woosry Woolsey puverised and erbeJ suy.r
81 CroII, Porto Rico and susar
Hull 4 Sons best Soap
Do Nanegaied do
No. Maek.reI
a choice o sardine,
Regaia and Principe segsr.
Bakers Cocoa AMI Chocolate
No ! N. Carolina Hernngs
Painted Buckets aud Brooms
great variety Of Spices
Letter and Poolscap
Hest London and French Mustard
Patent and Plain Sperm Candies
londonand Philadelphia Porter, IN pts and OTIS
hanIla and Spanish Mats
Connecticut shad, n half bbIs
City Cured Bacon, Hog Round.
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach Brndy o. the finest quality
HOiandGn '''
ODD jamaica Rum
richardson's Rye whiskey
Madeira and Sicily Madeira Vine
Port, Claret Sherry and Malaga do
And all other goods belonging % the Groeery Trade
We alsn irndeT friends and IN. n,h,e
rally for the sale Of Produoe piom Il, u., ,y,, ,so a,
obtain the highest market price. -
a. N. TEMPLENAN
WIN. a. RADCLIFFE.
j. ~ No a6, 4 door, bc,ow the s,nr,..,n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-28

DIXON LAND OTficE-we informed that tho re-
cepts into this office. svesgc about 900 per day. since
the opening Of the office by the present Receiver aud Re-
corder, principally from emgrans from Pennsylvania and
Maryland who have with their families make this
delightful region Of country their home The population
OF middle and northern Illinois increasing rapid rats
more actual settlers having in within the past two
yeans than the previous lour.-Gslsna Seminal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-28

DlNE APPLE cuEess9o Bore. Pi,e Apple cb.,..--,.,,
- Ing and for shby al 10 DAVENPORT hILgs 4 co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-28

FOR LIVERPOOL
I'D The l coppered ship Harkaway. e1.
peeted daily City Point A. di,e ,cd h..n
to load for Liverpool and will despatch freight OF toba
co or cotton, Apply Mes-rs Hudson rt.r.har or q,
?. ANDERSON,
u ~