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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

81 REGt LAX LINE VI Packets for Glasgow
- Packet VI l5h -eptIhe last sailing fsVOrlie packet
ship >AkACEN, Capt Nathaniel I. Hav klI- wi.
al punclly above Der zuN day ha7ilz accomnO-
darOls unsurpassed TOR cabin, second eba -eers
p----LEer
Persons about proceeding 10 Scotland VIII lad ts SLIP
worthy their notice, ard reace may be placed Der al
ng p1ncu1y advertised To b-rfhs early ape d.
c1fou should Ne made on board foot DOver-st Or ~
". 4 }. 7. TAPsCOTT, Is South. cor. Maidrn-lane
The regular PACKET stip Adm Carr vii succeed ihe
>-sen snd al on her regular day. Persons wishing b.
End FOR rert. 10 scotland cn DO 80 by fh line % very
favorable erus Those DESTROYS q rem.u1s money can
laFedf-' ior any -nm required pay abe demand N al
n prilcipa houses M scotland. =
<t-z Li' ERPOOL LINE OF Psckeis.-Reg1 AZ
- PACKET Of he lin Septic vel known packet
snip STEPHEN WHITNEY, ". Z. Thompson,
l4s.ef, Wal sa as above, her regular csy Having very
tu-fof accommodations for cabin, second cabin 3nd steer
re passenger per-ons intending ~ embark should maze
immediate application board, foot Of M4ten-tne or ~
JOSEPH McMU RRAY, cor Pine and South IS
Tie packet shp NlkJlNlAS, C. A hern nlas'r, vi!
.lrrrs.I liz. -i-un.r- NA d I'll he IN ~ .
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leEFOKE THE Wee Chancellor Of the nr-i Circuit
ID Roswell spragle rf John Wilson and others. blior
foreclosure Of Mortgage Geo c. Goddard, o. Tie cry OF
NeV-Y0rk. compliments so c'or.
John son and Ann r. Wilson bis wife, two Of The de-
daui. IN mi. case late ~ Fayeie, Missouri, whose place
,f residence : unknown, bat 5 within lh- United States
are reru rel 10 appear IN this by the twenty nn'h
cav Of December next the bin fled therein viii be taken
II. confessed BY fl-rr II awjw
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ROT AIR FURNACE.


WAIkER'> Pafrui lmp-u 81 h.i " ~ 80 ~
w h-aiiug Dwe.nF- S'ure- Cllrcl-, &c 4A.-e .i-
Will brat -curouiea.y nrI efclOlty -r AZ ~ ne
apartments WILL be pure ard hahJ. free p df hess dns1
-.
They put up under the personal slprff-lon vi NJ
W-lser, Tie farnee. snd have hitherto given eL.-ie sis
faction, ard r a. warranted a. frl! 'Ih -
Reference y W Ia lnr ESQ Governor Nr- ofA nc =
pal; Mr. Charles Starr >apen1ie1deni DO Ea~4ll BE-
inrn ESQ. q Wan 81 C. D. Rhodes, ks l." f~arsifeei
Mr. Thomas Mcklrsih, = Nlssa1, &C
aG8u GEO. WALhf-h - bf'sH"Ay.
l'LIID EXTRACT OF yANtLLt "A superior
srtlclc for tssorlg Ice Cream. Clssf1s Js' 1sirs
&c Also. PAESTOS'S EXTRACT or LkAON, Tor M
same purpose For sale by
DAVID SANDS CO Druggists and Apoth.eares,
aus - East Brus1wsy coz MEsef-i
COODNEAR'- PATEsT M-isac Rubber over
~ sho-<-N srr1iel lot o. -cn or sorA 4llrf any d.
er~ % cold or heat, article a. cqAed of guaranty
uraness Or price For sac l ASSORTED cAe- 'l-1e % m
city ~ country Iadc. and in smaller cllllllc- ~
su.4 n GEO BEECHfR. 100 broadwsy
CYRUS W.fiELD, " Blring-siP' od-rs Or
u Ale
k00k
Wrapping
Hanging brown. red. green and white.
Envelope q" .Ux-5 and -ix56, u superior article.
Writing Cap and Letter. al qualities
DENY, Medium aaa Royal wv
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IIIBBaKD'- PAPEK.-BURNAPA BABCOCK.
~. IS J1hu-srret Tor sale ul. assortment OF
Papefs manufactured by the Messr. Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial, Super Royal,
Roya.. MEDIUM DENY and Flat Cap.
bank Folio Poet. Bans Oaaro Post, Exchange Cap
Ezra Super Cut Cap. ruled and plain.
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, flll assortment
Packet Posi-. Super and E-xira super
Tinted ate Paper; Coor.-d lmperials
Coored Royals. thick and hin
Do. Medium. DO. do.
Do. Double Cap. FOR copy books.
Fine Glazed COiorei Mediums Royals, &c. &c.
b. have sso hand very extensive assortment Of
Papers. Hardware and Wrapping Papers They are also
iols agents OF The geasiHe Patent Enveop Paper.
Printing Paper II any -ze and quality made 10 order 4,
.hori nouce. Iy2l osyeod
DRINTI>t. PAPER-Tl- subscribers would invite
The Of the trade end o,1~rs u heir supplies Of
Prinn Paper. VIII witch, OF bob News and Book Of the
NEWSPAPER PRINTING.
$50 .3xfo incn-s, - % :. BIS
20 do 2xf- DO - 70 - A"
80 do su7 DO 50 10 81
~ % .k6 Go y tos9
30 do z2xl2 do - to 5 +"
BOOK PRINTING.
- r-sms doubir medium, -ox3 inches-
80 90 medium and haf -ix5
90 90 royal 1x-e
So 90 medium, 1874
For sale IN lots 10 s1ii purchaser. AZ Paper Warehouse
No 3. John-sue-- BY z &. CLAYTON SONS
y B-Paper u special SIC, weight sai quality, made
o. order very shoft notice. aug cod
Ow PRICED CAP AND LETTER PA
LPER- subscribers offer II quantity 20 -1it Purehs
ExIa ana blue French letter paper ruled and plain
blue And whaie. letter, ruled and plaiu
EIsrs and superaae blue ard white cap
ssperfne TIM b.se cap.
blue ani While cap ruled FOR invoic-s.
FRANCIS LOUTREL,
Manufacturing >,aiOr-r-, = Macs1-lare.
southern and Western mssch.a. supplied wilh Account
aud Stationery ~ ON prices wv
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-r-... /, lloRNING IINN an, O,CLOCK

FOk AIHANll TKO1, and inirrinrdisle
Landin - from the Steamboat Pier al the
'os of bsrc AZ street Leaves New-lork att O'Clock.
Monday " einesdsy and Friday, and Troy O'clock
\. NJ Albany al O'Clock A. NJ Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday Breakfast ano Duncron hoard the boat.
The new 'ow pressure steamboat NIAGARA. Capt A
Oe-r1o, ON Monday " ednosiay and Friday Morning. all
O'clock
For passage fre GIT apply on board oTto = b HALL
Al the Office Iie wharf
NOricr-Al Goods freight. baggage. bank bills specie
any ofhrr s' ~ property, taken. shipped, put
board this boat be- al the rss Of the owners Of such
GOODS freight, ..sIre. -. ley
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Jrsrranre.
TUR ALLIANCE INITIAL

THE ALLIANCE Mutual Insurance Comra'
Il uy-Ofce No IL WAl-streei-Wlth 4 sound Sapiia,
r-fe.-i f3r future Losses exceeding $500 .O0O-s-r
payng her elufe claims by the ATE Con-a.
.ilue 90 Insure s-aiu. oss damage by lhE a,e uf
ca-uAli.es ~ MARINE a1l INLAND NAVIGATION 90
il- most l4rora5 e Terms.
- Claimants by - ere requested 10 foFw ard
ih1ir claims .1r rnIneta'e 81 Iu.tueuL
TRl >TEBs.
Jane. De ?. o g8en. slm7 l. Miehea 4 NJ Merchant,
4me- Brown samuel Nil.ers >p'er ; beneiicL
John Chou. Wm- D. Thompson. Amet Reed.
r. Blruu Wu- Adams, Richard Irwin,
P. spOTora. R whiH-rsh. Lorng Andrews.
4 N1rre Benz Richards. Ab'm Bel.
J.. A. tHulstock. Jane. kry turn. 7. II. Drano,
y. u. Wnm0re, Wm. n. Aspnwall. A. Foster Jr
Eir. p saniefson, Thcs ". Ludlow. q. ". Gray,
Eoi, L Taylor. T5o. B Riehs1a., JED frye. - Aleu-
Edw'i Cerfer, John Cyder. jacob fisrvey,
hcn-y Clalncey, s.lus .er Living.on
A NJ. MERCHANT. Nice-Presideut
Lswis BsSros, Secretary. iy3N
THE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
INLAND NAVIGATION, on terms a. favorable any
of1-r similar .as. uil9n IN =, - ci.sS ,,,-,,.
asren.. c.ie6 Hsl.isd, John Rankin.
Na'at TAYLOR Wa " Toll. Nels ben'snln,
PlIips Phrui,, Nn Couch Nathaniel Weed,
F.rl.nl q Tucker. WooAsy. r-rtnsnd >lyfsm,
DAVID lee Vuu1m, Henry Thompson,
JOIN wofe, Peter / Sev.s. E4wsra Anthony
R HANEN-, President
Lsv1. Pmlt,r.. s-ere,,rz. alsGy
OFFICE 81 me CROTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ ~ adjoining lie MrCNanlc- bA-A ~ nc
CiV Oi SrF-l Tins Company oct by lie recent FIRE
SljnN Their a--els over and above Al claims against
freu exceed 10000 They Continue 10 insure Marine and
Fire T..zs 81 i..r rl.es
TRUSTEES
.nl-. Har.ef. L0rug Andrews, Robert Lane.
Elv, ard Richard con J1-eqh Nores John G.lchrisf
James Pls.rr. Leonard Arrieoy, Jas II >uydfu.
: A Lawrence A-a : CROSBY. John Lssal.
Edwin H. fireman. John Hrrnc1 sam >herw 0of,
: - Cr.udsl Abraham Van Nest. James Coos
lof0 Breasted VIM 3 COzzen- Elias Alarich.
lance C~likshark. Herman D Gould. Geo Whitaker.
] Leani-r starr Tho Never. Thos NouAnan.
gnl-ir. l. Nose. Cyrus Chercry George Pasn,
Zalocs Pratt Lawrence Hill Wm Burgoyue.
Geo L De Kar YIN n Townsend.
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE. President
JOSEPH 3. MONIES, Vice President
NICHOLAS CAREoLf, Secretary.
CaoL SAMUEL GAMBLER. Marine Inspector
Also Inspector Tor "Lloyds" for the Port OF NewYork
ISL y0s
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ROBFRT u. MORRIS.
bo0hs

JUST PUBLISHED,
ESSAYs On HJ NAN RIGHTS AND THEIR POLlIl-
II CAL GUARANTEES. 81 ELISHA 7. III sLsuT. COln-
-r1r si Law u the Cry of Sew-lurk, vo l. mo. is
-, era. chapters Discuss he following topics;
]. TIT Oeigis W hCHAN RiGE1s,
II. THE TRUE FyscrIoS o. G0vERsMEsTi
III. THE C0NsTTCTIoS Of Gov ERSMESrf
wv. CONsTiTvTloNAL LIMITATIONS AND fRoWBlIioNsi
VI THE Elective fRsScHisEf
VII RIGHTS EwASsTiSc FROM TIE SENTIMENTS AND
AfFfcTIoSsi
VII THs RciIs oF NOnAS,
TX THf 2fGHr ~ PRoPEgrY ASD IT. MORAL KLLA-
TfONsi
\. INTELlfcTU,L PROPERTY.
Price 30 cents Der copy GREELEY McELRATH,
sui4 DSWSNY Tribune Buildings. > Y.
DR.. HUMPHREYS LETTERS.
T'IIiRTl -FOUR LETTERS 10 son On re VI nistry' by
l Rev Iirman humphrey, President ~ Amherst College.
One vol limo Price fic-ni-. for sale by
g MARK H. NEWMAN. 1879 Broadway.
ELLSWORTH REPORT ON AGRICULTURE.
ID EPOBT Yf fLe Hun II L. Ellsworth Con missioner OF
IL Pateni- show tae operations oi me Patent once
during the year 3fi Price Is cents. For sal" ny
e MARK u. NEWMAN lHi sroadway
SCHOOL BOOKS.
1'HE subscribers hrep constantly ON band complete A.
.or,meut of sch0O BoOas FOR sale "a. i- lowest pnce-
Also Copy Books made " superhne paper States and ale
Pencils Ins and lnss;alds. Lead Penc steel Pens. WI
ug Paper and every description Of sc40o. stationery oi
superior quality, for sale cheap by
- JANsES'N BELL, l5a Nas.au..t
JUST PUBLISHED,
NtTTn% Apply ftr Schools. Illus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

xT~s AOPPO>ITlOS-Eor New Haven and
i.-.s.s---iH Hsriord-Fsre 20 New Haven = cents
Hartford 81 7j-Stesmer BUFFALO, Capt
HancoN will leave he foot Of Baroaysf south -i1e every
Monday and Tuesday morning Il u o'clock returning.
Wi .ea'- New Haven the days A. 10 p. " Pas
srlgrrs 81 Hartford VII procure heir tickets through 0
Newly rk Al the A,h-n.gm Hotel Fare mp and down 10
Sew-taven =. Apply TO John Bal, l0 Barclays and
]. 4. Elrher. NeEy. IIa.en II 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

ia = NEM-fOfk AND ALBANY kAPkt5S
~ LIS - Through wi'oui landing Thu
new lO. pressure aud -,sn running
toat EXPRESS, VIII commence her regular ups tor
u, sisou AMI VII. continue until tie close Of nsvgs
ton leaving tie pier th. foot Of RorSsos-sr. regularly
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays and Albany, M0naays
~ -,inesfay- and FRIDAYS Al +. II ami Nil arry. IN
n. time the morning trains ~ csf- Fast or West
Ems boat Is niied up I'D splendid stale on tesk
and her furniture ali and oi pm, best Kind. 70,
ssee ,ppy on board NJ above.
n. B.-fr,l.ll IALrn NJ Nv nrIln.. mo ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
xg-~.. gORNiS,.LINE AT70'VLoT a

r--,sstw-.r Eos Albany and Troy. and iniermrisl-
p.ace-. TIC .ON pressure steamboat IhOl.
Capt tiorasui Will leave New iCrs from plrg the
foot Of karclly-sifee no 0c'ock A n every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. Returning, wil leave Troy At
O'Clock 4. NJ AMI Albany a. occcs u. ayery Moudsy,
"Wednesday az u Friday.
g For passage freight, apply 900 board the boats ~
=. HAL M lr office the wharf tnOt Of Barclay 81
The low-prsssurr steamboat ALBANY leaves New Yors
20 O'Clock. A. " Moniav. Weine isy and Friday.
R-ufnirg will leave Troy n a O'Clock A. ". and Albany
~ j'cO, " every Tuesday Thursday and saturday
fof Dassgeo freight apply on board the boats or Ia y
4. Hal. De- the wharf foot oi Barclay 1t ls0
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,VHE ARTOF WEAyING. fully nIa.ua.e

'T'HE MN OF WEAVING. flHy Nll-ualrl VII
Il some three hundred eugravin-s on wood an Steel
by Clinton q. Gr0y. practical weaver and Manufacturer
published Ia large octave volume OF near o." pages
hes been most highly recommended by the nrsi naniac
and practical IN various portions oi ihe
country many Of whom thai sin gle contain nior
worm lr whole price Of he book Published ana
~ - W. AEnnEE ID RAlnMlN D. Nr-lre N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

O. TO IEr-Psff Of a h1us- ia Es.i Broadway,
u between Rufger and jefferson So o. snt family
Reference gwen and required Address mes.
Z rinch Pos Of.re s68i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

Nli~sB>-iN-A GEOGRAPHICAL AND 1OfO-
w GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION or WISCONSIN
wiki brief sztfch OF is History, Geology, Miner ~
SOIL Productions, Government &C &C accompanied ~
Seciicna Mar, exhibiting the townships and ranges ror
sale by HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, 20 Pear-sL lslsyo-
THE UNITED STATES Dl-PEN-AIORi. -
L Wood Bsche's United States Dlspenssiofy-nrw ell
rion for ale by HUNTINGTON SAVAGE,
i-l4vo- zir prsr-st
4 E'itNat~.-Ih- trade supplied win Atnalaes Al
"A he prices u nanuacurus, 81 The Tribune once sli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

ID, Wall. LINZ ron Bo- Ton pA'l 0.-f t-
FL Long isltad R1- Road "a New London. Sorsich
~ nfcrs,rr. a. ocncs il the morning iror' N Nos
81 " -i-tasll-sfrt-i >olth Ferry Sundays excepted
WAY Crates I'm readiness baggage 70, New
London. Norwich ari Wccesesbag.s.e Tor Bcsioa sors
l.il- under sex
FOX NEWPORT AND PRONiDFNCF.-On Nonisys
Neia-i-fs arl -rilys. fh. Long l.And Railroad
Grsnpof tea-- New Dor, and Providence m Speed
AID c1mmo..ols lnl Steamer n. line caves
1'ricrs fre ff0rllg from i- foot of Nhirhs.reel
10 F.rrr Horse, al 4 4rnS.es fakfu ige
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

by ORDER Of Hon. John q. Wilson, Judge Albany
ID county Courts and counselor al law notice j. hereby
Qen that attachment has issued against the estate OF g.
W SHAW an ahsc0ring debtor and that the same VIII be
sold for the payment Of his debts une~ Dee appear aud dis
charge such attachment within rec months from The trs
publication OF this notice. and that the payment Oiany debts
and ile delivery OF any property belonging iO sucA debtor
him or for the transfer Of amy property by
aim for any purpose whatever forbidden by aw and
void Albany June p. l34l LEWIS BENEDICT. Jr
JeSn lav3rn AIRY Tor attaching creditors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

~ and ahef Monday, Apnl Nl, 70
will cave
PATERSON NETWORK
3 o'e.oes, A. N 3, o'elocs, 4 y
&, Pm 81
m Ssna.g.
PATERSON NFW.YORK
0ciOcs. A NJ "a 0cOck AN
4. Pm 81 PM
Passengers siv ed ~ b. a. he ferry few r11s
before ~ ltai departure Ocs IS Corlsndtt
sDrl a. i>fs sH
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IT. ApOuGnKEEpsIE AND NV.

fs..-riN b RGH-fARE il.fanfing Al Van Cour.
snds Dock. lfeekssiLl West Potnt Cod
Sqrlg. Cornwall, NewJurgh. ti-hkiil and Hamburg
The new and fast steamer EUREKA, Captain wa
nISE TKuEspFL leaves hs foot Of Barclay street, da
Sunday. escsgiedi ~ 2. NJ. Leaves POughxeepse o
past 4 "A.
FREE passage inquire Of he Captain, on board
L. T. i HATI. A l.ni 4 he office The what rli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate Of me
county of Newiork. Notice hereby given 10 all per.
sons having claims against John Thomson ATE Of the city Of
NewYor Physician. deceased, % present The same m
the vouchers thereof % the -ubscbe al the residence OF
or Daniel Beebe No 3i3 Broomesree IN the city 81
New-Yors before the seventh day Of February next
Dated Newly ORR. tie second DAY Of August lste
tim A NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

IT. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY
-ss-.-3S Morning Line az o'clock for ALBANY and
.liefm-disfe landings, from the pier foot Of
ROhnsonsreei next above Barclay Breakfast AMI dinner
90 board TIE and splendid steam yacht RIP VAN
WINKLE, Capt L. ID. Abel, from Robns0n-si Pier next
% Barclay Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday O'clock
A. 81 FOR passage freight, apply board the Boat
4 he - ff4 tncE lu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

SNfIlTVs
Pseke, ship Henry Clay, Nye, for Liverpool
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- ,NhM.N nKk.ALnANN s rKOl

~r~ NEM-N ORk, ALBANY II TkOl
-. - liNs-soT Albany AMI Troy DIRECT,
s'@S'- 81 O'Clock T. M.-The Steamboat EMPIRE
C.nf K o. Na-g, wil leave the steamboat pier toot "
Coursni-.' eye, TUESDAY Thursday Snd Saturday snef
noon. ~ O'Clock
r.s Steamboat COLI NBiA. Capt VIM h. Peek very
Mnnis. Nr'r.-ia, srt Friday afternoon, all O'Clock
For Passage Freight apply GA board, OF 81 The oce
. + boz .xf.rf k<s
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FUTNpuRcu FNCyCLOPED
$500 Ia puRLIsHEp or sATURpAY.

EIIFBUREH tNCfOLUFL DIN
SET fOlsbURG ENCYCLOPEDIA complete IN
~ j. vols. haf bound 300 Russia tor .sr cheap by
- MARK IA NEWMAN. l-' Broadway.
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ROBERT II. MORRIS, =. VI.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Fcnlon Miss Cath Ogdch. Mrs. Mary Williams Mrs uis
crime l.. Hannah l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
dr. tNN nLn-UN no iNrtNMl

E.a-Nl,as-. 4 piA TE LANDINGS The seanlsr 'luD.
SON in place uf ti,t Weslchs-teT Tie only
boat that lands 0ciOckD Captain William H. MrLLss
sill leave the foot - Cedar street the ensuing
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. At o'clock,
NJ connecting al Hudson with the Hudson aud Berkshire
Railroad tho u which leave the arrival OIL boat
R.fur1ng the leaves hudson Tuesday. THURSDAY
sri sunday ~ O'Clock p n the arrival Of The cv'
touching both way. AZ the intermediate landings Fof
freight Or passage. apply on board orto
j. T.. KNAPP 4 son, l0l West o.
This boat mas been putin complete order With new p ,i
and engine and An sdinOna number ~ and
viii Dec found pleasant AMI com'OusDea boat ~ any 20
D.. fivrr. The boat tows no uarge-.
This host ready % = irslxtI isi.N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

- FOR -AIE-Oue new lhre- story House No 10
E seventh street Decatur Place. between Avenues AMI
4. near Tompsin. pars. Tie house is finished in
modern STYLE with mahogany doors paie mDunungs, mar
Die manies CRATES ihrOu- h0u 10 oah room 10 81
story fountain and shrIhhery yad &c Two thirds Of the
purchase money remain bond and moltslge Tor uee
Years Apply a. d. Fulton street.
iv.lf GLENN. ROGERS i 60.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03
LATE and IMPORTANT from MEXICO.

Il
nv The arrivaI of the schr. Water Witch,
from Vera Cruz, whence she sailed Oh the
22d ult., we learn the capture of Santa Ana
which took place on the 18th, at Jico near
Jalapa, whilst he was endeayoring TO reach
the coast in disguise, accompanied by four
Of his officers. He is confined for the pre-
sent in the same Castle OF Pero'e, rom
which the Texan prisoners have not long
since been liberated, and well guarded by
some 1000 soldiers. 1t is proposed to re-
move him to the Capitol IN a lew days,
where he will have TO answer to the country,
before the Chamber of Deputies, for his past
tyranny and cruelty; and doubtless, from the
exci,ed state of public feeling against him,
ba will expatiate his conduct by an gnomi-
NOUS death.
Santa Ana had written to the President,
General Harrera, or the 10th ut., from his
camp near Pucbla, soliciting passports foI
Senior Haroy Tamariz and General Corizar
and Mendoza, late Of his suite. He also
bcgs passports for himself. that he may leave
the country, and as he says, "seek abroad
a home where | might end my last days
He states that he has already given up the
command Oh Ills army ~ tSu. uhotdiCS, WIZ
would proclaim the Constitutional Govern
ment.
He authorizes certain Commissioners 10
announce to the Chambers his remuneration
of the Presidency, aud states that he has
sacrificed his property and all that man
holds most dear" Alone he resisted the
contempt and outrages manifested against
his person, and these express ons alone could
never have driven him to take this resoEl-
ton; fearing, if he remained, some conspi-
racy would be formed against his lle-un-
fortunate enough already to the nation and
h iniselt-ior this reason only he has resolved
TO .separate himself from his faithful and va
liant army.
He continues, ono doubt the august
Chambers know how TO respect the rights
of = citizon tina: has we'll served his country
and has poured forth his blood for her," and
that they win not interrupt his embarkation
no more than he did the cmbarkation of
those 4" who like himself had the disgrace to
occupy the supreme command Of The Re-
public"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03

LAS just received large ana carefully selected
l. L assortment of HARDW ARE, CUTLERY
&C., all oil which he is prepared to offer at t.as-
tern prices, or less, exclusively for Cash or Pro-
duce, consisting in part of the following;
Pocket and Table Cutlery Of every variety; scfs.
sors shears, razors, slrops Iron, Bri'annia,
German Silver ca and table spoons; snufiers,
Brass and Iron candlesticks Brass and Iron
headed shovels and tongs; Brass kettles;
splendid assortment of Joiners' Tools Of very
superior quality, planes, chisels, braces and
bits, saws, squares, augurs, rules, cages, be-
wells, spoke shaves, Simmons best quality G.
S. axes, broad-axes, AIDES Knob locks and
knob latches OF most approved patterns, door
handles, bolts, butts, screws, hay knives, Mill
Il Cross cut saws, hay forks, spades, shovels,
Powder, Shot, bar and sheet Lead, sheet zine,
Glass, Rope Iron wire, Hook hinges. Pick
axes, Peru cut Nails, American and English
wrought Nails, Rasps and Files of all kinds.
STOV ES,
with Pipe and furniture complete; Smith Bellows.
Anvils, vices, hammers, IRON, NAILS, aud
STEEL Swede flat and square bar iron,
English do do do do
Iron of all sizes, Band Hoop and Horse shoe
iron, Sleigh shoes, Flow steel, Boiler plate,
Stake and Nut iron, P S. |. Od Sable IRON.
Horse Nail rod, English and American Blister
steel, German steel, Spring and Cast steel,
Burden patent Horse Shoes, Elliptic Springs
Finished wrought iron Axle Arms, Wagon
Boxes, &c. Is
Southport, Oct. s, 1914.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03

"OLD VIRGINIA NEVER TIREw-The
following is a Virginian's opinion of his
own State. 1t is taken from an editorial
article Of the Richmond Wing of the 7th
inst, on the education:-
Living now upon the reputation of
the dead, we are even more arrogant than
when tho dead were alive! Declined into
a fourth or fifth rate State, with fair pros
pect Of declining still lower, we are far
more lmmodest than when Virginia ruled
the Union, less by her physical force, than
the general illumination OF her people, and
tho learning and abilities Of her celebrated
5 aesman. Drarfed 10 moral stature, we
make up Qike Roderick Random's com.
panion in the night coach) in loudness OF
voice and vehemcnce Of gasconade. what
we lack in our ancient dimensions!"
We thiak the Enquirer could take land
truly too) less responding and more pat
rotic tone than this,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03
n / r. ID

On Sunday the 23d ult., in Hudson, Walworth
Co. LYDIA, the wife of ELIJAH HouGHTGS, for
merly of Lyndon, VT, aged 6S years.
At Pleasant Prairie, on the morning of the 25th
ult. O2RIN STEVENS, 30 years oil age.
Ma. STEVENS came into Illinois, and located
near Juliet, where ne resided during the Sac War
having settled at Pleasant Prairie in 1885 in which
town he lived till removed by death, He had a
very extensive acquaintance, and great number
offriends, who expressed their confidence in him
by mixing h sed
kens of attachment to one, we'll qualified TO Sc
cure the good will of the people. His funeral,
though at the time the roads were in their worst
state, was attended by large concourse Of inhab-
itants. The many relatives and acquaintances
who mourn his departure will long remember this
severe aflic,ion and sympathize with the bereaved
widow and the four fatheress children, who as ye,
comet appreciate the extent Of their loss.