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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
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No. - JoLl-streei oder for sac iuI assorrsn1 u
Papers Manufactured b the Mes-rs Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial, super Royal
R0yAl, Medium DENY and F.ag Cap.
Bank Folio Post BAak ouArio Post, ENchaazc Gap
kxtrz Super ca, Cap, ruled and pain
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, fuA zs-ofairhl
Packet Post. Super and EXira super
Tinted Plate Paper; Colorec lnlperAs
SolOred Royals, lhck aid tAn
DO. Medium. do. DO.
Do. Double Cap. FOR copy books
Fine Glazed Colorrd Mediums koyal-, &c &c
B. B have also on hand very exis ave as-orseai o.
Wnung Papers, Book and News Pranng Papers, RAE
PapcTs HARDWARE and Wrapping Papers Ii~y are a--o
sol< sgrrts % the gcasfle Psirnl Enveop Paper
Pruning Paper % Any and eueiy MADE 70 order a.
short notice ~ Osy-o9
ENCOURAGE HONE md .rkN -CCs hocs
Il and sh0T-.s aid 5rzss slove4s, longs fokers
sn0v, and Torg stands OF he Aess all ~ oloNer
stands Umbrella Stzni.. kc- Also mAn4ia1.-Iss srr ana
Copper Pse- FOR EnErayers, warraned equal 10 any bal
made large stock OF be above ANsys on hsnI Tor
sac Wholesale and retail. a. ~ and Z rlzi-st ~ 49,,
OIL I'm ,. oNS I =
MEXICAN SCRIP FOX -ALE.-Aooui 5ooee
WI Dollars Mexican Scrip. bearing per c. interest FER
AMMAN and payable In II quarterly rsanen Tor sac 81
TOE present holder who a GbOg " remove u -sfOfe
Of-r. received until lfs 18th October proAHo addressed
10 y ?. No ~ Broadway.
Capitalists all ind this lucrative and sale Investment
Nsw-iork sept -. ls4a S-n0
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SNO GROSS worsted cord for Window shsi-s.-
CUO For sale BY Kelly Risos, ~ 81 ChAihAn-st slo
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-n-ass - MORNlNG line :. o.eIoe.-yor

.s- S.er--1< Iauy ana Troy and ntefmsiisl. pacss
Ire llW pressure steamboat TROY, Capt
4 Gosh.m vii leave New York nom per Al the loot u
BARCLAY 81 Nj O'Clock NJ every Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Samrtay Returning. Will leave Troy AZ ocl1cS. NJ
and Albany a. O'Clock. 4. NJ. every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday. .
Thelow pressure steamboat NIAGARA. Cap, 4 DesrooL
leave. New.fors a. O'Clock, 4 ". Monday, "Wednesday
AM Friday and Troy al O'Clock A. NJ Albany al O'Clock
A. VI TUESDAY. Thursday and saturday
FDr passage fr sh apny on board me boat. or %
p "A AiI The ONCE ie wharf foot Of nafcayst .l4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

~ I'M III FTINTIlNVf III Id ~ TIa.IIIT- ~
- pure silver &C astOrs, Cande-uck- CAKE Ba-helst or
any Kind Of old Plated Goods. any article composed Of
Brass Copper or German Silver b. Instantly Tepiaied
with coating Of Pure Silver, By using the silver falng
Plated Goods Of ANY kind where the silver IL off, and
can be applied by any person in few minutes For ae
wholesale and retail, by JOHN J. BROWN 90.
~ fuion--l near Nassau, New-fofE.
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Jrsurnnte.

VVnLIAMsBuRGH FIRE Insurance Co Once
w GrNnd-.t near isi-sirees wiliaustargh..
Agency offc- - Waist, New fcfs
IT, Company are rsaay 10 pay a. claims FOR 'os-rs
against heu-sni continue % insufe sstn., css Aal da
axe by IRE oa As isvorsb, Tern. as othef o',ee-
samuel Wileis, Charles q. Handy frsncis sir.raeii
Thoiss NJ = rsih Leil'l Richardson Frfi's W FaWe,
Nicholas Wycsod Chrsfu Zabri.kee, Sanle. II. Cspp.
A {. Benedict John salinas. A. 7. Van Boskrrcs,
Jeremiah Johnson.
LEMUEL RICHARDSON Presliest
4 3. HoosEs. Secretary
WASHINGTON Posr. Agent
JoHN K Rosskrs. surveyor
Arpicators Tor lncursnce VII receive insl4 ste -cl
ion made 20 the following A s-ats OF The Company
Robert Shields. No j4i Gnad---
Nsckrel R.charisou, corner Houston ard Norfolk sis
Augustus d. Wood. u HOrs-Ol-st
Aaron Hartman. No ~ Mulberry -
Benisniln Richard son, stt avenue lea 81 81
Elward b-ter, 49, Bowerl.
Abe Pre-. >rrng-s- near boWrry
Coukiu T. Maru3. corner s'h A. and ioh 81 yi' 'sN'y
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIE Insurance Company
IT, Company oa,r, ,ae following aissnlsses 90 iho
public
Tie premium - may tc paid in cash and l.hs
i nd note A. L. months. bearing rr cent iersi ~
90 ulsv be pad monthly quarterly
NJ person : liable beyond ifc amount of - premium
4 married may insure te 'r oi hsr husband iie-
from any temards of hts creditors.
There wi te annual division 90 prc'- payable iu scrq
Cerufcaies bearing interest 81 per cent ach interest
DIRECTORS
Rensselaer, Hsven. Robt l. Patterson.
Gull aume Merle, seth Low,
MuL A. +. FcnfX, Class MtcsnflN
Lewis 4. Grover Ihos T. Scgur,
Henry McFar.sn, Nzcus l. Wan.
ROBT. l.. PATTERSON Pres-
Br>J. {. MLlrR. Secry.
Jos. L. IoEn. Agent
JAMS srsw,sf NJ D. NO. Bond-.) Medical E>am-
iner. A. he Office daily from : "a or.ocA 81 -.wu
DUWERN AGhNCN OF The Mgms- Saieiy insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
Real Gstate.

- LOOK At TUI--For Sal. or Exchange for
u M-rrhan1-@ properly IN his city Or Fcl.,y' one
" OF lr te.t and m1-i valuable Farms 70 Ne Nrs'eiA
AT VI us STATE, situated i1 good Elrlop- on ~
stage road and lging lefW--1 100 rpur-nn& sli-a-.
buIdin-s large, plenty OF frf and v> ~aiertd Ihs
a opportunity arv gentleman tai wishes sopl
Oh MAKE profsHe Investment A. circun-ia
render % Necessary f-r DE- owner io eel o VII p o'4 a.
bargain Tile l-rgfs1-- Inc sctrr--ed io rArllrf
and .ef FL iis 1-cc. vii receive attention o. rirol
- OFFICF TO IET-A 6-.lrsb.e osce 10 ~
~, rr- of Court. No - BeeEmsr-L having t"o spafi-
meni-. Apply o. Tie Lltei states Clrcli Court
g. 10 LEI-Par 81 = mo1-ru 1lLi bTlcA hoa-- POI
II BROOK 81 " lin few minutes Fzs ~ alton Ferry
To q snail 'any viii ae III low, sri pos-es-i9e gwen
mfne sicily. Enquire oi " 4 Le Blanc corner ~ Nassau
and Pear. 80. p -3ysiyu - JIG Flion--t New-forA
ol3 w.
g STEAM POWER an1 rooms 20 - ~ ne IT,
h~ ie2Dr
o. i COUNTRY SAT FOR -AI.E.--s..4s,s
q. .-e !. ------. Ell 49,. ~ 40 sA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
uEMPsTEAD SEMINARY.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BR9 s.SHdt y,


IHssps OF La1O- aud VI s-s ~ NaOlr tTHus To TIsI
cal stndyboth ia SOcgge and taught Ia
The morning and afternoon The sane tor Ladies ana Gen
tlenen In he eyenngone Of which classes Is study
lng the Opera Linda hi Chamonix" by Donizeiii
The Piano Fore and Singing IS taught IN private lessons
either at the school the pupils residence % I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

d. Opposition 70 Monopoly.-Espress
Line for Albany without snding.-Ths boat
: arrives In time for ell the Railroads East or
West and The stages and packet boats Norm
The splendid new steam "a ht RIP VAN WINKLE, Capt.
l. d. Abel. vii e-ye The foot OF RobnsOn-st tn-xl above
Barclay 90 Tuesday Thursday ynd Saturday afternoons
al o'clock. For passage freight apply board,
he agent m the ONCE the wharf
y B-GeEueinen sending freight 10 Albany By The
boat Rip Van Winse VIII please leave their orders fLa
house from which Is % have Il pped by he
boat, and ooige the agent JAMES WELDON oil
Il FOR >EW-OKLEAN-.-fir-t regular pack
set with cespatchTh- fret class fast sailing packet
ship ROSE STASDISH, Capt Spencer, VII. sail a.
above her regular day The accommodations for md
cabin and -eerage passengers unsurpassed By
~ 10 port anc number " passengers already
gagged persons DESTROYS II securing brh- should m
med ar application board West side Burng--ip, or ~
ole JOSEPH McMUkRAf cor. Of Pine AMI South sls
IL FOX FREIGHT or Charter for Liverpool. or
49, Brisi0-The wei known Br. BsrQIe Hour
I. Wakeharn, master, Will be ready % receive
freghu In few days. For particulars apply 70
W. / J. T. TAPsCOTT, IS South H.
Ola corner Maiden isne
- FOR LIvERPOOL-Reguiar Packet Of Gu
-. NOv.-Ile well known issl sailing packet shl0 ~.
DEPENDENCE. Capt Allen. win sail : above
being her regular day Hsvlag very superior sccOmmeda
hons for cabin second cabin aEd Storage passengers Per
intending 10 embark should maze immedias appca-
uOn On board, foot Of Msden-lsne, or
JOSEPH MENU BRAY, corner Of
Oh Pine and South st.
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COINrKl .kAT ZOE -AI.t.--s -.

: -rtAM POWER al r0ens 20 - ~ Ne IT,
nun- Building Apply =; ais o1c-. ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

~l5Ooo Their assets over and above an claims sgsnsi
taem exceed 500eo They continue insure Marine ard
Fire rlsAs Al fair rates.
TRUSTEES
James Harper, Loring Andrews Robert Lane.
Elv ard Richardson Joseph NOres. John r Glchri-t
James Phalen, Leonard Arpeoy, jas >lydain,
; 4 Lawrence. Asa : Crosby. John Lasas,
Edwin r. Tremain, John J. hsrrick SAM Sherwood.
:. as NJ Crindal, Abraham Van Nest, James COOK,
John Breasted, Vim Corzens. Elias n Adrch,
james CrIik shank, Herman Gould, Geo " liaAer
Leander starr Tho \ Never ThO.. Nonafau,
Charles l. NOse Cyrus Nhrnery. George Fhtn,
Zailck Prar Lawrence llil. Vim BurgOyne,
Geo De hay, VIM Townsend,
SAMUEL 4. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH 3. MONIES, Nice-fresident
NicHoLks CARgOIL, Secretary.
Capt SAMUEL CASDLEs Marine Inspector.
A.o Inspector FOR "Loyds' FOR the Pou Of Newfork.
iv3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

q FrtHNOON aud Evening Glasses N French, undei
N he instruction OF Prof :. E1LLKPLAir, are now be-
ing formed al Mr. Gfeeneas school for young ladies' 10
Pierreuont.t corner OF Clinton, Brooklyn LadiesxNd
Gentlemen proposing 10 lDin ese classes, or de-irnSy
Yrther information respecting hem, may apply above u
90 ~. ALFRED GREENLEAF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

IlN ORDER OF John q. Wilson, Esa Judge OF the
ID Albany County Courts, and OF the degree OF Counseof
al Law m the supreme Court notice Is hereby given, pur
anI the provisions the statutes aunOrsing attachments
against abscondg concealed and nonresident debtors lsi
Al attachment against the estates OF Thomas H.
Webb and Harrison Gray, nonresident debtors and resi-
Of the Stale Of Massachusetts and That the same VI be
sold for payment their debts, unless they appear AM
arge such aac tnen according 20 law, within nine
months the hrsi pubca on OF THIS nouce; and nat me
payment OF any Them By residents OF this Slate
and The delivery them their Use OF any properly
within s belonging hen and the transfer OF sny
such property by them forbidden by aw aud are void
Dated, the 18Th day vi August, 1915. X. j. JOlCE,
Au20 Law 9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
,r-~ HOUR CHANGED. 81,

~ 1Oih sepfebmbtr the steamboat HUD
son viii leave New-York, foot o. Ced.
IT, every Monday, "Wednesday a'd Friday, al 0clOck
u instead Oh. a. heretofore 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

II BARRELS, halves quarters, sishts and boxes n-el
L packed. and selected with care Tor ne Eastern Ai
southern mkrkets For sale quantities 70 sit purchasers
by HOLT / COMPANY ~ Front-s-
Also G-Orgeiowr OHIO and Genes-e Flour sspi eoa-tAn
~ 0n hand OF In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

BURDENS PATENT HORsE.sHOEs,b beng
- sale BIZ the principal dealers In Hardware N he
United States al perfect FORM and made OF
very refined iron Every Shoe which be found
In accordance with the above Recommendation Will be
received back and the money returned with AL from
the most distant parts Of the country H. BURDEN Agent
TROY Iron end Nail Factory. Nav IL. 2s6 mys 3tswy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
~ ron iiID-ON AM INTtn,i1.

~ bitt r lstNbi tfb'- ih' r'T'i"' ~
son, u place % the Westchescr, the Only
boat that lands ate oclOckl Captain William ~ MslLss
will ihe foot Of Crdarstrect the ensuing season
every Monday Wednesday ard Friday at VcOcs,P
NJ connecting a. Hudson with he Hudson and Berkshire
Railroad he OF which leave the arrival " he O0sl
Returning the boat leaves Hudson Tuesday, Thsfsly
and sunday a. o'clock r NJ the arrival " The osis
touching both Ways the iniermedate landings f1
freight or passage, apply on board or 10
J. l.. KNAPP 4 SON l0 Wrsl o.
This boat has been putin complete order wins new ~ s
aud engine snt additional number Of state nt
viii he f1uni pleasant aud rOmfDrlablea boat airy
ne liver. The boat lows no rargrs
,s,i. h..t a.. 80, A., a. ,....t,. f,.f.hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

.-s-g...-.7NThe splendid Steamboat JAMES MAD
son, Capt ~. J. Cpperly, viii lesge De
foot of Cedar every Monday Wednesday, and >aufdsy
O'Clock =. VI For passage eight apply board
or O. r.. WAlNWklGHr. Agent, on th- wharf OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
!, Tx.Iy,, U4,.IEKkIaN ROOMS. :

- Broadway, lover TnJmpsons salO0nl PORTRAITS loI
only 81 including case and 10 Likeness delivered unless
approved Of by the person sitting distractions IN the art
Cameras plates Chemicals and Cases 81 the lowest prices
o 3aN I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

by ORDER OF Charles +. Daily, Esquire, Associate
ID Judge OF the Count OF Common Pleas OF the CITY and
County NewYOrk, Notice Is hereby gwen, pursuant TO
tie provisions Of the statute authorizing attachments against
aclnt ~ concealed and nonresident debtors that an al
.chmef ma against the estate ~ Alfred hesrneyi
resident ~ Ne~Orcans, state OF LOUISIANA, and ha me
same VIII De cold for he payment Of hs debit uules. NJ
appear and discharge -ucn attachment according 10 law
within months from the hrsl publication OF us n0uce
and hat the payment OF any debts due 20 him Dg residents OF
s State delivery Ia nm or for ms use 81 any pro
pey belonging hn. and the transfer OF any property by
him. are forbidden by Jaw. and vOid-Daed the ljh
dsy vi September, 1853 RICHARD II. BOVINE,
- Ll-lr-. III laln IN l.r-Ll NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

r. rHrEHazE1 PATERSON RhLLsSW~
- Winter Abrams eTnen, on w - - -
ne.dsy Sept 24tll The esn
PATEssOs DEPoT. NEw-io,x
O'Clock a. VI 1t 0eloes
Pm 4.
Leaves Paterson Depot al New t"sa
O'clock, A. NJ. u ococH
Z. NJ At rz<1
Passengers are advised " Ds 81 the Ferry s"" =
before hs bour VI s<ALuRx.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
nAu ROAD BolLER BURST.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.
SYKEsvILLE, March 90, ls45.

SYKEsvILLE, March 90. lS45.
Thursday morning, l0d o'clk.
We net with sad accident on the ar
rival of the Western train Of cars at this
place from Baltimore, an hour since, al
though fortunately, and as il seemed by
an everything Providence, no lives we're
lost, and no one dangerously wounded
Water is usually taken here, and the boz
Ter had just been filed; the Engineer,
Mr.. John Smith, of Baltimore, being at
work on some part Of the engine, when
one of the firemen blew the whistle, think
ing the engineer was ready to start
The passengers, many Of whom stood
near the engine, were just entering the
cars, when the boiler suddenly burst, on
the under side, throwing the Engine some
twenty feet forward and sideways about
three feet, severing the iron coupling bar
Of 2 l.2 inches by l2, which united
the engine with the tender, or wood car,
and throwing the hind axle and wheels Of
the engine some ten feet from the track.
The fireman, MIR. Pollard, was thrown
on the top of the wood car, but not hurt.
The engineer, MIR. John Smith, (who has
been on the road nine years and is soid
to be an experienced eDgineer,) was seal
ded abou, his face and arms, and flesh
wound made in the back part Of his head
to the bone, the skull not dangerously in.
jured. Mr.. S. was thrown back about
Is feet, and was considerably stunned by
the conclusion. MIR. White, the conduc.
tor, was scalded about the ankles and his
face somewhat bruised, though he was
able TO walk. Very fortunately, neither
Of them inhaled the steam. They receiv-
ed every attention from the lady Of the
house. The passengers and two or three
physicians, who happened to be in the
cars, (Dr. Chapman Biddle, young ply.
sician from Philadelphia, and DR.. r. w.
Johnson, Of Frederick connty,) rendered
their services in dressing the woug6s of
Mr.. Smith, and 10 applying applications
to relieve the pain OF the burns Of both of
them.
A colored woman and child belonging
to the public house, were also somewhat
injured, buy rot so bad as the Engineer
and Conductor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
EROM TEXAH.

The New Orleans papers have recev.
ed papers from Galveston to the Sth inst,
and from Washington (the capitaD to the
LIST inst. by the steamship New York. Ii
appears that some OF the Texans are not
at all pleased with the terms OF annexa-
ton contained in the resolutions just pass
ed. We notice, says the Picayune, that
some of the leading journals hold lam
guage opposed to annexation, or at least
unfriendly to the measure.
The Galveston Weekly News ofthe Isl
lest, says: "We have already furnished
incontestbIe evidence ;hat British policy
has so far prevailed in Texas, that Her
Britannia Msjesiy's Charge has obtained
spledge from ex-President Houston to
use his utmost endeavors against annex
ation." The same paper hints at the OPP
position OF the present administration IN
Texas to the measure.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27

HORRIBLE OccUPATIoN.-A London
paper of February 81, relates the partic-
ulsrs OF police investigation. from which
it appeared that the keeper Of small bu'
rying ground had been in the habit Of dis
interlng bodies and burning them, to
make room for other lnterments The
atmosphere in the vicinity had been rem.
dered intolerabe, This dismal work Of
combustion had usually been commenced
about ii o'clock in ihe evening, and con-
tinued through the night. Witnesses tes.
tilted that the practice had been to dsn-
ter the bodies after two or three days,
and "chop .hem up. and burn them p
What will men not do for money To
what depths of degradation and beastII-
ness cannot human nature be reduced IN
large city like London
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
APPOINTMENTS BY THE METHODIST
PROTESTANT CONFERENCE,
FOR THE PRESENT CONFERENCE YEAR.

FOR THE PRESENT CoNFERBNCE ALah'
STATIONS.
East Baltimore Rev. VIM. Fl. Board.
ley, S. K, Jennings, supernumerary as
sistant.
West Balimore-Leyi R. Reese, DR..
F. Waters, supernumerary assistant.
First NJ p. Church, Washington-J.
]. Murray.
Ninth Street Church, do H.
D. Moore.
Georgetown--Josiah Warden.
Alerandria-Dr ]. Reese.
Kensiagt0n G. Wilson.
BrickmakerS james r, Nichols.
Cumberland-J. II. Ward.
Harper's Ferrg-Dr. Matchett
Southwark- w m. Alexander.
W,lmington-S. K. Cox.
CIRCUITS.
Anne Rundel-T. WhI,worth, d. Will
son.
Pipe Crsek-Wm. Collier. J. X. Mich
OILS, P. l.. Wilson.
WilHamSport-J. Morgan, W. T.
DUNN.
.Jegerson--H. Rowan.
Deer Creek-D. E. Reese, ). NJ. Hin.
kle.
Coacord-T. NJ. Wilson.
CmHSle--Il. P. Jordan.
Trough Creek--R. S, Norris, J. b.
Brooks.
New .Market--John Elderdice, VIM.
Hamilton.
Baltimore--G. D. Hamilton, A. Mitch
ell.
.ALegany--R. Atkinson.
Prince Wiliiam--D. Colyer.
Potomqc--N. Lennon.
Cecil--J. NJ. Elderdice.
Queen .Ann'S--J. w. Everest, d. Sher-
mer.
TalBot--S. B. Switzerland, w. Dale.
CaroHne--G. Heritage.
Sao1o HM--W. T. Wright.
Neto Toen--W. Fisher, T. A. Moore.
Cambridge.- ID. w. Bates, w. T. Eva.
Dorchester--J. NJ. Haynes.
SuSser--J. Downing.
Kent--W. Roby, A. Eversole.
Accomac--L. w. Bates, J Roberts.
Howard--T. l.. McLene, J. c. Davis.
Union--D. +. EweIl, J. McClelland.
LewiS--J. A. jackson.
Nepport--J. X. Helmbold.
MISSIONS.
Rockville, in Tennalytown. to be sup
piled.
Deaware-S. Norwood.
Philadelphia aud Baltimore Missions
left unsupplied.
The following gentlemen were left
without appointments a, their own request;
J. w. Porter L. A. Collins, J. w.
Fennen, J. Webster, T. Kenrick, T. H..
Stockton, a. Webster, Frederick Stier,
Thomas NJ. Flint, Alfred Baker, super
annuated.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27

THE RRIDGE AT HARpER's FERRY.--
We learn that one of the small spans on
the curved part Of the Rail Road Bridge
at Harper's Ferry gave way last evening
under the passage of the burthen train
from Cumberland, and that part Of the
train was precipitated into the river. 1t
is fortunate that no life was lost and only
one Of the attendants Of the tram injured
slightly. 1t is also fortunate that the
span which gave way is not connected
with the main tract over the Bridge; and
we are assured, that this last is remaining
perfect and uninjured. There will be no
interruption whatever to the regular trans.
potatlon of passengers or merchandise.
Engineers have proceeded to the bridge
to ascertain the cause Of the span giving
way.-BaH. Pat. March, 10.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
Trust Sale.

Hoy virtue Of deed Of trust from Francis n
kb Barshsrt nd Eiirsbeth tis wife, to tie un-
dersgned trustees given the l2th day Of Feb
ruary. 1871. for the bereht of Edmund P. Hunter,
we viii proceed to sell, Tor Cash. 70 the highest
bidder. on Monday, the lztA dag Of Aqr;l neat,
[being FIRST day Of April Couftl
e Lots OF Land
in DsrkesyiIie, Berkeley County, and en- sdjoia-
ing LOf of Acres and fraction--the whole adj.
joining the lsnds and lots of Darl. Pine, Robert
stewart. and John Alabaugl, beiug the same CON
yeyed BY said Burkhsrt and wife 20 said Hua,er.
EDMUND PENDLETOH,
WILLIAM L, BO8K,
March n, Is4S--5w Trustees,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
THE MARKET S.

Our advises from the Baltimore, Georgetown,
and Alexandra markets report the price OF Flour
ia Baltimore at $4,374, Wheat scarce and in de7
mand Sales OF white, not prime at 81 ,05 sl,l0
cents. Prime white is vented at higher rates-red
IS 81 cents--prime 81. Georgetown, March
24th,--Flour s4,l8s-prime hrands-Wheat re-
,eints Gsbt prices firm IS to 80 cents, Aiezaa-
din. March 25th-Wagoo price for Flour, 50 to
s4I2I cts-W heat, red, % 95 ets.--white IS TO
100 len.s- Cloys.seed 1891 $3.50, fol cash.
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EDOsglegE1es.

Cd A 7-8. "A Brown Mnslins; "a, rs.
eD~ Z&s "A Bleacbed doi 5-4 Brown Sheet
rigs; SIS and 9-a Bleach'd do; TwllIed g. PLAIN
Osnaburg; Bleacked and Brown Drills; 81 7-8
"a Bed Tiokings; Earlston and Domestic Cling
hams Pen.ieutiary Psids; Furniture do.i Spun
Cotton from No to 20i Carpet Chains; Cotton
Bass Csndlewick and white and black Wad-
dngs, for sale by
March 20 D. S. WHITE.
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LAW NOTICE.

II HAVE removed my Law Office 70 the base
a meot Of my residence. (Col, Johu Styother',
Stone Hoo,c,) oHe deer North Of The Gazetie OF
fee. beg leave respectfully 70 say 10 ing olieuti
and lhS public that tny connection 0ith :he Mar.
trsburg Gazette" shalt n5t Interfere wita my at
tsntion 20 my profession, eul heretofore, shai
regularly attend he Superior and Interior Courts
ia my own Ceun'Y, ani tas Superior asa Gnag-
terry CoRrts Of Morgan Couws alA atfAaA to an,
business enttusted 60 my care. 4 rsay Ia iosnd
generally stmy Les Jihee az tae Gazette Office
when no, absent from horne
JAMES +. STEWART.
March 6. laAh
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EREsN GROCERIES,

ri 0AF and Brown Sugars OF various qualities,
IA 10 bngs Of super Rio Coffee;
Boston Syrup. ssgar-House, New Orleans
and West India Mulssses;
Gun Powder aad Young Hyson Teas
Ground Alum and Fine Sail;
Sperm aud Adamauliue Candles,
Tsllow Caadles. Crackers ssd Cheese:
Beaeaed Winter Sperm and Whale Oil;
Pepper, Starch. Indigo, Rce, &c. for sale b,
Msrch 20 o. S WHITE
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TENkRssEE.-The Locoloco State Con-
vention has nominated Aaron Val Brown,
(member OF last Congress) as their can
didate for Governor of Tennessee.