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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
ID. l.. Farnam's
PATENT FORCING PUMP.

MARINERS, Planters, and Gentlemen can have
IL water brought from distance 10 a resetyoir
from which y may be conveyed in pipes 10 the
house, barn. hog sites, &C.; TO The milk rooms for
keePing mix cool IN summer; TO supply foun-
.ah'' These pumps may be worked by hand or
bya waier-whee or wind mill. and are canahIa ar
forcing water 100 to coo feet hor lzon,aly. and from
80 to 100 feet high and with the addtion of q
ho.e' may be converted into Fire Engine.
gt-hefer to Andrew Hunter, ESQ. and Ho, 7
n. Douglass, OF Churleslown. Edmund /. Lee. +.
o. shepherdsto~n; d. II. Conrad and Bernard
po,, tsas.. OF Martinsburg; Col. John Stroller
Of Morgan County. 'o'''e'
ofders eft with JOHN KABLE, of Kabletowp.
'sosfson Gopniy, or with RHiS JONES, Mar
tended TO- fFt' ~
September 4, 1876
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13

VIRGINIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County.
Isaac Eversos, Richard Parran, Henry Fesrman
Ann Kidwell, Thomas Hammond and John Rey-
nolds, pHGs
against
Lewis B. Willis, Admir- with the Will annexed Of
Archibald NJ. Powell, decd, Peter George Pow
ell and John F. Turner, dts.
IN CHANCERY.
NOTICE The parties TO the above suit will
" please to take notice. that will attend at my
Office in Martnsburg, or Thursday, the 1881 day
Of December neat. for the purpose-lst OF re-
oeising and auditing any claims that may be pre-
scented TO me against the estate of Archibald Nj.
Powell deeds ID. Settling the estate account OF
said deceased with Lewis IS. Willis his Admins
traitor and, Sd. Taking an account of the annual
value and fentue of the lands of which the said Pow
ell died seized at which time and place the said
Lewis B. Willis will produce before me all such
evidence and vouchers a. will enable me to settle
bis administration account, and the plaintiffs will
produce before me such evidence a. will enable
me to Report the value and annus value or rentue
of the lands of which the said Archibald NJ. Pow
ell died seized, and all persons having claims against
the said deceased will present them TO me on or
before that day TO be audited.
SEAMAN GARARD, Com'r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13

MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
[ For the Benea Of the Frederick Seminary
Class Al for l845-to be drswn at Baltimore, on
Saturday,, November 8, lS45. &C Number Lotte.
rv-l0 Drawn Ballots.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13

held at the United States Hotel In Martnsburg
on Saturday, the 29th day of November.
The hour of meeting for tho Battalion Courts,
will be IL o'clock-for the Regimental Court, ~
o'clock. EDMUND 7. HUNTER,
Nov. 10, lS45 Colonel 9Th faf'ry.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
DIED.

At the residence of her parents, on the 18th ut.,
MARY fiTzHueH, eldest daughter Of Philip P and
Carnine +. cambridge in The 9Th yesr of her age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13

333O5 prizes, amounting to $40 200
Tickets Sl0-Shsres in proportion.
LOOK HERE! LOOK HERE every man,
woman and chid-more than one-thifd OF the tick
eta prizes-neyer there better scheme Offered
70 the public since the day. OF Adam. Risk on
Is whole tickets, sI25 25 quarters, s3loo
25 halves, o. - tlgnlns, ~ ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

1hE Battalion Courts OF tnqn'-
II ~ for the 67th Regiment will
be held
For the Is, Battalion. at the isv-
ern OF B,ly I Hedges, in Hedges
vile, on Thursday. the 9Th day OF
November.
Fer tie ID Battalion, at the tav-
ern OF Benoni Ssingle, in Dsrkes.
vile, on Friday, the 28th day OF
November.
The Regimentsl Court of Enqui-
; ny for the 9Th REGIMENT will be
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
Capital Prizes in each Month
$4,000! 100000!


TICKETS AND SHARES AND PACKAGES
ALL THE LOTT ERIES NOW DRAW INC, under
! the management Of Messrs. J G Gregory & Co.
constantly for sale al this oiire.
NOrlCE.-Person. a. ditsnc- who do not re
ceive SCHEMES in time TO send for tickets in any
particular lottery, by remitting say S., $40 or $50.
or more) il will be invested in the first good lot
leIy to be drawn, 9. 8 and days after the receipt
and mailing OF the letters enclosing the tickets.
In order to cave postage e preierred) Certificate
Of the combination Nos of single tickets or shares
will be sent to those who give instructions accof-
dinghy.
regular Package Of Tickets contains every
number placed in the wheel, includes all the adj
vantsges of the lottery, and may contain POUR of
the highest prizes on the list.
The price of tickets will vary from ST. 2, 3, d, 5
and / 0 each. shares in proportion. Certificates OF
Packages from S., 10, Is, 90, 80. 40 and rs each.
Direct your letters to EMORY & co.
Baltimore, Maryland.
Fan answers TO orders from US will Re care
fully folded in strong paper in such manner "a to
def, inspection by the Post Office clerks, and will
bs forwarded by the earliest mail free Of postage.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
NEW GOODS.
We HAVE JUST RECEIVED

We HAVE JUST RECEIVED
TIME following Goods. which We will sell OF
IL the most liberal ferms:-
Super and Common Blue, Black, or (~t.,,.
i've, Dtab and Mixed
French, Engi;sh and American Cassmer;
Cassinesis Of . u kinds and prices;
Tweed. Jeans ard k-fsry.;
CD Folled Linsess--twilied and plsin;
White and Cciored Fisnnel.; 6anze do;
Merino, Velvet, Silk and Cashmere yssnngs;
SIX Cravat. and Stocks;
SILK and Worssed Setgess
Whitney, Rose ard Poin, Blankets.
ron THE LADIES
Black and ColoFed sin warp Aipaceas;
Do Tibet Cloth and Orleans Cloths:
Rept and Plain Cashmeres and MoussIsines;
Black and Colored Bonnet Velvets;
Twliisd aud Plain Ginghams;
Lace, S~iss, Jsckonett and Book Muslns;
Figured and Plain Net,s;
Thread and Couon Lscrs and Edgings;
Swiss and Jsekonett Edgings aud lnsertiugs;
BslEsrine Tarleion--s article for dresses;
White and Coleted Tsrieiou; Black Grapes;
BIZ and Col'd Fnrges and Gimps Cor ,finlmings
Frencb-wotked Chinesetts;
velse, aud silk Points md Scarf;
Bonnet Cap and Neck Ribbonsi
Bonbets, Caps and Hoods;
KID, SIN and Wofsted Gloves ara Mitis:
Silk Wor.ted. Cashmere and Cotton Hose
Shawls Of sll kiads:
Cslicoes; Chnizes;
Formation and Cambria Dimities;
1914 and i2.4 Linen Shreting.;
Mersailes Quilts and Toilet Covers;'
Cradle Blankets; Coloted Moreensi
Itish and French Linens;
Pillow-Cas Linen, &c. &c
For sale by }. w. b. X BOYD.
Msr,in-hurg.
b z. BOYD n BRO,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
Apples.

A FINE lot Of Apples on hand. which will be
N sold cheap BY the bushel % peck. Also a
hoe article OF Cider. which viii be sold low BY
Nov. ~ GkO. RAENHAL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
LOTTERY.
EMORY & CO.
GE@ERsL LOTTERY AGEs-Ts,
ron SALE ov TICKETS 6 psrmgsr or PRtzxs,
Calusrk 81 Baltimore

lnRDEKS received by mail for Tickets In All
W the authorised Lotteries drswn throughout he
United States. Prizes and Ceru6eases OF all Lotte-
RES discounted The payment Of all prizes sold
BY them guaranteed.
NOTICE.
To all those Of our co, correspondents who favor US
with orders for tickets IN Lotteries 10 be drawn
SOME wkEKs afier the date Of their communications
and who complain Of delay 10 receiving answers,
respectfully state, thai receive DOR supply
Of tickets froFa the Managers wgEKLY, Except IN
The Mammoth Lotteries we unable to sus~er
! their orders until the Friday preceding the Ssek
in which the Lotteries that they order in TO be
drawn. Faithfully, EMORY & co.
No Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

EMORY & Co. respectfully inform the public
throue bout the United States and the Caaadas. that
they at si times prepared TO execute orders in
al the Lotteries drawn under the management Of
Messrs. G. Gregory & Co The schemes con-
tain capitsl. Of SIS 900 1000. $40 900. $780,
O00 $50 900. $f5, 600. $40 900 s. coo. &c. &c.,
having grand tols smount of $703 1903. Prices
Of tickets from $40 TO 81. Address all orders to
EMORY g. CO.
No. Calvert ST., Baltimore, No.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
Salt.
.Jayne's Life Fsreserrassrc.

e1NOR the cure Of Scrofua, Kings Evil, While
IL Swelling, Ulcers. Tumots, Rheumatism. Mel-
euial Diseases. and has failed n single H.
stance 10 cure Cancer, and Gotre or Bronehaule---
received at j. NJ. YOuNG'5.
Oct. is
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
SERVANTS Wanted.
Plaster! Fi1sfer.!

1nn TONS Of Plaster, Just received and
EOV fui sale low for cash, any kind Of
Produce taken 10 exchange. st he market price.
Any one in want, can them the drive 10 The
River. Also, always on band G. 4. ard FINE
SALT very low. GEO II. MCCLURE.
Nav IA tpA5-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
Grand Scheme!
sal.a2o

1000 Prizes, amounting to $3l320
Tickets Sl-Shares in proportion.
Certificates of packages will be sent for-o2
wholes, $l3 so; - halves, $7,75; % qrs So 81
% eishths, 81 IS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
SUSQUEHANNA LOTTERY,

Glass No. AZ, for lS45-to be drawn in Bati'
more on Wednesday, Nov 10. l845-l5 Drawn
Nos in each Package Of 25 Tickets.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
.ynymc's Expcc9e,.sysss,

4 CELEBRATED remedy for Coughs, Colds,
IN Consumption, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood,
Group, whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Acute Rheu-
mstisnf Pain. in the Breast or Side. Pieursy, In
aamstion Of the Lungs or Throst. Difficulty Of
Breathing, and all other diseases Of the Pumona-
~ organ s--receised and for sale by
Oct. l6 J. NJ. YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
Ground Alum Nalf.

LN0R sale, large qusnsity Of Ground Alum
II Salt, 10 nice order, which will be sold low for
cash. Those wanting Salt will please give ma. q
call WIN KROESEN9
X. r. Depot, Oct. 10
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
FRESH MEDICINES, &C.
BACON FOR SALE.

n HAVE on hand a choice 10, Of Bacon. consist.
u ing Of Hams, Shoulders and Midlngs, and for
sale reasonable, for cash. WIN kROESEN,
X. r.. Depot, Oct, .
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13

VlRGiNIA:--In the Cireait SuPerior Court of
Law and Chaneery for Berkeley County,
John OF pun.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-13
Personal Property,

belonging 10 said deceased. part of which will be
quantity OF good CORN. A. r. I 49,
Oct %, lSI5-6w J. R
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

INTERESTING FACTs-CLIMAToLoaY.- sud
)ect formed very interesting portion OF one OF PrG
lessor Lyes recent lectures before the Lowell nsttu
having regard to the laws attending the distribution
heat the surface of the earh to the consider
hon OF Bufons great error the subject of the en
equality Of corresponding zones, or, Of the SAM
parallels east and west, whereas in truth they oc
differ prodigiously Humbodts doctrine of the ceothe
NAL line above which, few feet or even inches,
low the surface, the ground never thaws, was e
planned clearly, well its excessive irregularty II
low pressure in America, Gas shown by the colored ln
drawn upon an extensive map mercator scale
hoIted during the lscture) being ascrbed to TIL
being laid down general rule that any land heyonl
oo' parallel must always exercise chilling effect q
the places next south of discriminating Of course, as
situation further removed though in some d. gree
even TO the tropics. The plainly seen in hI
extensive accumuations OF snow which such circun
stance allowed, as well as ITS s.cindinS the warm
the higher latudes, to milden the ctimate-as, fuI
instance the northern parts of Norway and Swede
where from the coast of Labrador that Iine sweeps
wards u II fifteen degrees towards the pole There we
other corresponding lines at different parallels ais
depicted on large maps, the fexures OF which we n
ns - tbsy ue were artbsr ns
the polar accumuations, which, like an immens
mounain, extended their chilling effects to
distance around In this lecture the relative situation
the cities Of New York in America and of old York
England were quite happily contrasted by Professor
Ia huustrauon OF his previous remarks. The same
thermal line, seems, passes through both though tn
latter be deg to the north Of our sister metropolis Blu
the difference in climate, owing to influences before
mentioned, was found to be really very great sine
at opposite seasons was full eighty degrees frequs
gong through much Of this in very lew days, that q
the elder city scarcely ever exceeded sixteen degree
IRON winter to summer.-year after ye&r OF the me
OF Manhattan then most truly may IL he said they hav
the summer OF Rome and the winter Of Copennagen 81
mighty indebted are we on the American coast to th{
provinces, to Greenland ice and opposition OF Gu
Streams and Ocean fogs.-Bosfon Transcript, Dec. J.
The New York herald., 1845-12-04
Sporting In tplIlQence.

ErcrISo sroRr on The BEACON Counsg, HoBoKEN.-
Among the amusements Of day are several fno fox
chases a deer and wolf hunt Some ten couple Of fine
hounds six or eight lively red foxes fine stag and
formidable wolf are engaged to be turned out This
will certainly be most exciting and humorou display
OF old English sport, we'll worth witnessing. There MI
be ample accommodation for spectators to view H. at
very reasonable cost f the weather favorable the
sport will commence at twelve o'clock and be kept up
until sun.down.
II the weather should be unfavorsbe for sport timely
notice will be given at the different ferries and on the
bulletin board Of this Office.
The New York herald., 1845-12-04
The Weather Ar

There was very seasonable and liberal shower II
rain last Wednesday night which relieved th
canal TO enable the vessel which had been planted
athwart it, to obsruot the navigation OF lighters to
come through. But alas with the dawn Of day the
shower ceased and we have had since II appears
to have been simply the closing of the Indian
as We have since had pretty cold weather with skim Of
ice the small pools OF water 10 the vicinity On So.
turday had small sprinkle Of snow Thermometer
in the open air at 44.-Norfoh Herala, Dee. |.
The in the vicinity Of Cumberland, Md on Mon
day, was eighteen inches deep.
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

MUTINY The seamen, on board the ship Herald
at anchor below Stoniugton, outward bound, and n
charge OF two sbipkeepefs, armed themselves with
knives, &c, on SUNDAY morning, and threatening the
Keepers they offered any Resistance, pundersd the
snip Of they could carry that valuable took
Of the boats and made for the shore They reached this
cy Monday morning and information having arrived OF
neir operations Constable Goats got their track and
succeeded IN arresng four OF them Who we're sent back
he same ni9ht--Neso Londor Ne1s Nov. 20.
The New York herald., 1845-12-04
Original wtb,o,,l,u -

Original ethiopian nlsr %
Uleta The sngegsa ent uf th' O,islt E'biopa
rer. sdss Ge mop ihd his COM ant MA M
~ mug as mds pend ~ y tn % bel II Sc me
lesvs ior Europe, eary IN the easunq week Whhevs
triumph, nay await them, lar from their native land the wi
carry with them the npershabe attributes thaf belong eSct
svey to ves-talent Ia e aud emany dem
hememhe that this evening aud Tomorrow must conelud
their visit. .
The New York herald., 1845-12-04
Board or Suueryisors

WEprEsDAY AFTERNOON Dec 3.-At special meeting
Of this Board Of which gave notice. Alderman Jack
SON. m the absence Of His Honor the May orr called
to the chair
reading Of the minutes Of the last meeting then
called and approved
Several petitions presented praying for a reduc
ton Of all Of which referred Committee
on Annual Tax.
Sidney H. Stewart Of the clerks Of the Police,
turned his bill Of carriages for prisoners, amounting to
Sl64 a. land which sent back at previous meeting
for correction and explanatory referred to Com
mittee Police, with power to pay if found correct
James T. Bakely's bill Of S267 81, similarly situated
was in like manner disposed Of.
A report from special committee was then submitted
with their views to tho amount OF salary which
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

After little discussion in which the Aldermen
the lst llh and l6h took part the report was
ed and the resolution adopted
The Board then adjourned
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

IHk MAILS FOR EUROPE Luckily for all con-
cerneo, and especially those at the south who had
written letters TO go in The Britannia, that steamer
did not leave Boston till Tuesday morning. This
enabled the Post ofceto forward all the back mail.
nv her
The New York herald., 1845-12-04
u. =. District Court.

: DEC. 3.-The following gentlemen compose Il
Grand Inquest:-
Thomas Jeremiah, foreman Jacob Ames Villa
Moore, Darius Darling, Henry e. Sperry James Zeis
James A. Scott Russell Stebbins. Seaman Lowry, Wi
X. Cooke, Anthony Compton, Gerard Stuyvesant Jact
sylvanus s. Ward Thos. b. stillman, William Penfol
Charles r. lngersoll, William Draper Charles
Cog:well, who after brief charge from the Court,
tired.
The case of Robt L. Grifith, referred to yesterda
was at the solicitation OF his counsel, (Wm Jay Hs
Kett. specially assigned by the CourD deferred unit
FRIDAY morning at " O'Clock. The Court then resume
the hearing Of Arguments.
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

ELECTION IN NEw HAMPSHIRE There ia again
40 choice Tor member to Congress There will
probably have to be compromise between the VII
aud Hale
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

The Magnetic Telegraph Of Hudson a. Smith,
rom Nantssket Head the Merchants Exchange, 10
ton The wire placed upon the poles from South
Boston 10 the Excha ngs on the let Inst
The New York herald., 1845-12-04
Movements Of Travellers.
"a the following Yesterday evening ~ the

We found the following, yesterday evening, at the
AMrReAs-T H. Benedict, Tarrytown; R. T. Liv.
ingston, Clermont; w. H. Bla, der Richmond sIlas
WII:: Wits d. B Sieisson D. KTsIf West Point De
Loss%sn salem Es%psen England; Sa15s Capt, 9 dr. s.
void, ship Northumberland; J. Abbott, U. s. "; C.
March, Washington; J. Tennant England; Dr. o'Re
y, Baltimore; R. Mitchell, ?. Kepser, c. Richmond
tom J. Chandler, do H Taylor, Baltimore; II simpson
d.; J. NJ Ramsay Wa ,hington; Judge Hunting sdon !
Troy pr Hitchcock Boston n Gutter St Louis; Chas
CRY Geo 8. Ward, Boston, Robt G. Gist, 81. Louis;
Col John Wayne, n. j. II. o'Bren, n. u WIN. Haw.
FRArxLrS.--C. +. Thomas, Buffalo; J. Warner, New.
ark, Conn; j. P. Decatur U. s. N; J. 8. Mitchell
Whtesbury; J.. g; smitt, Concord II Hempton, Us on
y. Washburte 9, Fall River J. Quackenbush, Troy; n
Csnyl II: r Alexander. Salisbury; J. Thompson, Bur
lington; j. w. Foster, Ohio; Capt Cruttenden, y Y;
A. Tucker, l. Walker, Boston.
GLoss.-Eugene Aisle Geo. w. Edwards, j. De Be-
ger, France; q. Edwards, 8. q; VIM. Droon Boston.
Maine; James Weller Toronto; Gen. w. Lod, PhiIa !;
Hon. Robert McCleiand, Hudson; j. d. Atkin, New
London z; psuls Bangor J. D. J9ns. Rochester; NJ
ter s. Ci w o ssllada, Phila; Meyer o. Badley, Wor-
eester; A. Robinson Phila.; g. Lathrop, Albany; H.
Marshall, Phila; James A. Roe, Texas.
PACKET SHIP ErRoPE ASHORE Il see by the Com
,nciat OF this evening that they deny that the ship
Europe went ashore yesterday, in what some are
pleased to call the Swash Channel. am prepared
TO prove the tact that the ship went ashore at about
three NJ, by many respectable witnesses and
was there at dark with nothing on her but her three
top sails, and blowing heavy at NJ W., and laying
down on ner side with her white streak in the wa
ter AT what time she got afoat, we are not prepar
Cd TO say, but this we do know, that she has return
ed, and was boarded by the New York pilot boat
Washington, now on the station, and we expect 10
hear that the sell elt-constltnted commissioners will
proceed 10 blcar the pilot out on the same nrincne
that they propose to blesr out the East river bnnv
out the Swash Channel, and cut off the point Of San.
dy Hook, and stake off Beef Bone Shoal off The
Battery, by getting Congress 10 pass appropriation
and give them the contract. In the meantime, would
II not be as well for ths passengers who come and
60 in these ships to make inquiry who is to pilot
themf SANDY HOOK
The Magnetic Telegraph Of Hudson dk Smith
The New York herald., 1845-12-04
YORK HERALD.
AnIie1v for the Foreign News.

An classes seem to be particularly anxious for the
foreign intelligence to come by the Cambria VIII be
Of very important character-whether be good or bad
A the G. has out fourteen days, We reasonably
ho,rIv . xrect to hear Of her arrival AZ Boston.
The New York herald., 1845-12-04
Superior Court.

BeIUTo Lhlef JUSTICE Jones.
DEC. s.The Court in the case Of Willis w. Bell (r
ported yesterday is .,ill occupied in its farther pr
gress. Adjourusd until Friday
Before Judge Oakley.
Peiton VS. Muszy In TIM, case referred to Yesterday
the jury returned a verdict tor plaintiff ,f s593 OIL.
Garret 5 Mott vs.. Joh1 AZ Rysr This suit is hroug
to recover the balance due Of s28T a5 in the
OF bill OF lumber by one McCsrty, upon the authorit
OF tn, defendant An order was presented for tn
amount and refused. The defendant drew up an ord.
different in FORM which he said he would honor
McCarty would sign IT, This form was adopted-M
Carty signed it-when it was again presented, ar
again refused. The plaintiff therefore, brings this q
ion upon the ground that the defe dant by this
liable, and virtually acknowledged his indebtedness
Eounconcluded at the hour Of adjournme nt-wil
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

CoMMrrTER ON RULES OF THK HouE The fol-
lowing honorable gentlemen compose this commit-
lip Mr. Hunter, Mr.. r. Chapman, Mr. Bowln Mr. vinton,
Mr.. Caleb D. Smith, and Mr.. Reid.
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

The Mayor OF Baltimore has been authorized bv
W .tF ctuLcii TO purchase sIm the south idc II
3h Fs4P.co river, oppose to Fort McTienry, for the
eI,.lon thereon OF small pox hospital