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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

"A FOR RENT-Dwelling Honse M So State
ES4 street, between St Joseph and exception,
now occupied by Mr.. B. s. Skaates. VIII pantry.
kitchen, stable and carriage house. and yood well
Of water on the premises Applyto
oc,9 MARSHALL, ROW. & Co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24


nISSOLUTlON-The Copartnershp heretofore
Dexisting between the subscribers, under the
name and style Of HARRIS, CLAYTON 4 CO., IS
this day dissolved by muualconsent. The debts due
said firm have been placed in the hands Of George
r. Clayton Tor liquidation and settlement, also, the
debts due the houses OFF. Harris and P. r. Har-
ris s. Co, have been assigned to Geo. Clayton
The said George r. Clayton is alone authorized 10
settle ali OF said debts. r. T. HARRIS,
~ GEO. r. CLAYTON,
ROBT. A. HOLT.
Mobile, May 10Th. 16i5.
GEO. r. CLAYTON will keep his Office in
Mobile. my2O l46tt
nISSOLUTION--The Copartnerstip hereto.
II fore existing amongst the Subscribers under the
firms Of G uATBMEY, FORBES & Co in Mobile,
and STEVENSON FORBES Co., in New. Orleans,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The re-
speclve signatures Of the firms will be used IN qui-
da,on. and all persons having unsettled accounts
with either are referred for settlement Of the same 10
Stevenson Forbes or C. G. Forbes.
H. B. GWATHMEY,
STEVENSON FORBES,
mylB l4xf C. G. FORBES.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

AuA FOR RENT-The Two story brie Store,
1@M with warehouse in the rear and Ire proof
vault, now occupied by Messrs. Whitaker ; 6amn-
son, on Cont street, between Royal and Waer.sts.
Two brick stores and several Offices in he block
above Cont street. fronling bath on Coulne're and
Front streets.
The brick atore known as Pouchet's Refaarat,
on the west side Of Commerce street.
Frame DwaIna House on ct Louis street. adj
Joining the residence OF DR.. Carter.
Small frame Dwelling House, south west cFner oil
Cedar and ST Michael streets.
For terms, apply at the office Of the PlanlFs and
Merchants Bank Of Mobile.
septl l06Um +. L. OWEN, Secreary'
fyS- The Adyertiser will piease copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

TnF Ci>c,>S,ri IELt>Cots The arrival ct
IN great "Ch'oinriic IrirGC'Ing Elu tufial ie.s-
cup,, ~ the tory 81 The Cincin,,' u
Astronomers Society, n; which II * prop-r 10 call
pubic attention, to iis proceedings AID ~ obJ-cs
aud description III The ia,Ii-s and powers q ;hl,
valuable 'ns.ruin"ni nv T.. Interesting. II equals
the h'c!e-! hopes which have eyer been I'D TO
en'rr-aln oi Id c1cre0ce there b-iGg Euhng Of
the knn IN ous .v: country, lard hut one ~ he
wofJ IN any ecompnrab!- It. il, the order
ID by the Government %! te l.. ). possessing L,it
about iwo.ihitds Mr. powers and pfoporiors. iis
focal Distance is aborr Il feet, AID the Ciamct-r C;
~ otleci glass nearly J. inches. The hour circle
Is rhoat IL inches IN diameter End 81. iisd az 10
coao'- rs 10 read 'wo secordI % time. The ds Gina
Ton circle nearly 20 iaohss in d1rit ter 40 di.nsd
b. vcInI-rs npoa limit al siiver that four seconds OF
| may be- rad. Ih- great Telescope earn, 8 a
Under, or small Tel, pc OF nearly three feet local
'Is,"ir- All IT. movements perfectly balanced
Ia every pu-i:ion. Clock work is attached 10 IT,,
winch may be 70 udu.'rd 10 retain III nhl>ct IN
TIE he'd o. VISION or any period OF tine There ur-
ID ~" p-cer, common aud micronr,rcal, with
megn'i' ing powers VARYING from 100 10 lDD bsidrs
| t"o cIculnr mictomct.rs and Two solar class-s-
In. otJ-ci glass Is reported 10 lie Ill. beet in the
~ofl., ~xcrpIng, perhaps, that b-longiug 10 The
Emperor Of Russia, recently mounted in the Obs.r-
vaiuJy of Pulho,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

them. In 1906, collision of troops WAS sppre.
headed, but the Spanish comm ndet advanced
To the Sabine and taete stopped Gen. Wilkinson
halted oar forces s,me thirty mics this SIDE, and
pcace rc,gucd. Spain chained 10 the Mi.sssip,;
bu; se created the State Of Louisiana. making
INC SABINE IFS Western boundary, and Spa. To-
city ecqui.scrd. Manner can force. no French
orc, was ever sent south OF tina, River, unless
- all act Of avp~ed hostility 10 Spain and inya-
SION # her territory. Thus STOOD matters when
N lslo-l9 We made Ire atty Of Boundary with
SPAN. Size claimed 10 the Mississippi; Mr. Ad
en,s mt this ny claiming to the 100 Gel Norte
, |, wan finally settled Inal the Sabine and the
| Red River should form the boundary. and 10 this
.or Government gladly acceced (lhe old tr.-
,,lonal line ran thirty mics thu sde of Tie
SABINE and Natchitochee was o!iysaaly S,ap.
ISL town. Spain deemed her Minister, Don
onis, grossly oumanaged 10y ilr Adams in this
Treaty, and refused u raufy it 70. two years
alter it had been signed.
Such IRE the essential facts In view OF them,
what honest man can tale OF the Re. Annexation
OF Texas TO ihis Country Is his fraud neces-
rary 10 The perpe,ration Of the greater fraud en-
trenched behind III Men if you men, put
a bold face on the matter, and cay you choose to
have Texas; bu. desist from this miserable cant
of Remuneration
= We have been led away from our original
purpose. and il is TOO late TO return to-day. In
our next we will speak Of Texas ln,rinsc.l ally, as
,.ortr.yed IN CuI Stuff hyok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05
IReportsi E,s The Trbune.l
Proce ed in "a Of the FAgmeff' Cluo'

TUESDAY, Fep - ieS+
Mr. TOWNSEND, Of Long islund IN The Chan
dr. Meigs sta,rd tina. soue expected STATISTICS ON
Railroads hsd not arrived. Mr.. Brcgmah infnisn-
d the Club w.h report or the snoJsc' ot 'He
jisca 10 the Potato, containing m interesting &C
count Of the eariy history OF this important vrse"-
be. There S-e n,.i..ns novel ii the communi-a-
tor. Nh Bloomhc stated THAT tie Potato cs're
- It's perfection IL =gveu years bu altar another
years the 70 alto b-sins Decline this IS 'he
Ri-e and Fair OF In. Potato. Mr.. Townsend
considered the value Of the Potato crop, srner7iy
depends upon the season, not upon an, particular
Jerviical decay. Mr. ra,ses h,s Potatoes thus
n drill on manure hcn the pant nsi rises from
b- ground the raTIh ~ pushed down level. j he
-sr;h then pioJsd rrpn thu plant, sgainJnst be-
Gre bo.s,Hllng tae earth Is pioueh,i u the plsCt
I'D sit: hI s4rhag w wIH tbe ko- ins'ir,-cnsE-
yr7 NJ, s--d often t. possible Considerable his
cussion followed DC the roIat oil tue " hisF' aad
Fair OF the Potato, bat not guile - conpi~f- IN
| ia r-.nls Gibbons considerations Gu The " Rise
and FaIl'' OF Rome. Alr MeEs Rad l-ttrs rom
the Jamaic= ROYAL Agricultural SocIeIy,-a'sJ one
from Sidney Wrllrr. OF Brinkle, vile, IN. C.. gem
rmsn we'll hoown Tor cuii' aiing the etspc, and
the making OF wine. rne subject OF The bearing
OF Railroads. aud Canals on Agriculture, was adj
ourn-d 10 the next meeting 4 letter 10 Judge
Douglass the Six business from FioniS, VAS
referred 10 the Committee on lh- subject.
Mr. Kerr said he would like ta say something
| about lrdian Corn
he stated his objections TO billing corn n the FOL
1 lowing manner:
l. The remov Al of the from thu air, and the
earth close 10 the plant rs unbrok-n and covered up
=. Ram and moisture tend run OF the hall 10
] stead OF siukDg into II.
| B. Par, of the MANURE is turned up and exposed.
and applied 10 the IN the hill, farther removed
| rom hr air and moisture b, bring huned deeper
| l. More labor and trouble required IT, iurniog
up the bills, While The weeds most likely only
| TO be buried ard soon appear again.
| , More room is required between the rows, ana
bconsequrnly, low yield per acre.
Inc ad. ana stirring and loosrning the Garth,
| in place of hilins it, about Indian CORD.
l. The root is uol buried deeper, and the ear all
| around the plan, good filth.
| :. Thus the air and moisture are allowed freely
| 10 perncae the soil and benefit the plant
g. The action ri III. manure whether supplied
broad cast or laid in seed ina -vncd with
| OUT being directly exposed
| The irDuh, and labor less ~hhilc the
WEEDS arr liable 10 b. cut ana destroyed. rs a
pillow arnr. VIII! lis coulter on, il sufficient 10 sir
| ard loosen ire soil.
| ) 4 larger weld muat follow, and tfie plants hS-
ing closet HE S,uring at lh- earth Is more essil,
accomplished and - more benefit io The crop.
proved the value VI Mr.. k.rrs statement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05
IladIAlhA

In our article upon the SUBJECT Of Indiana Re
pudiatiuu, few days since, We stated that an
agent Of the English and American bond holders
appeared az Indianapolis and made proposition
u the State, purportlng 10 be by authority OF the
bond holders, 10 accept new bonds bearing 3 per
cent. IN place Of the Old bonds. Our information
III relation to such proposition having been
mado was correct, but we have the authority OF
Mr.. J. Horsely Palmer for saying that in making
tho proposition alluded 10, the agent entirely e1-
ceeded his authority, al least far the foreign
bond holders are concerned. The agent has, in.
deed, as far as we Gun learn, entirely mscon-
strued his Instructions, and has taken The opr-
t1n OF one bond holder, expressed IN a private
letter, as full authority 10 make the proposition
he did 10 the Governor. The agent, as we un-
dcrstand. was simply Made The bearer Of n memo
rial signed by the American bond holders, and
tho agents OF the foreign holders, addressed 10 the
Governor, praying hun 60 urge upon the Legis
| latu.e some action un The question OF the Public
| Debt which would lead 10 lis adjustment He
was not authorised 10 make any proposition
| whatever, and iorcign bond holders did not even
know Of lass ln;ssuu. We make this statement
at the requcs, OF Mr. Palmer who desires TO coun
teract the impression which would Obtain, in
view OF the proposition vi The agcnt, tho; Inc
| ore:gn bond holders wiling 10 compromise
| their claims on the State of Indiana. So far
rom this, he assures US that noGo Of the large
holders would accept ninety nlno cents on the
collar, or ii per cent. interest II assured of It's
payment They are willing TO grant any length
Of time which The necessities OF the State may
| REQUIRE, and To accept any inst.lInont OF the
iutcrest, however email but that all negotiations
Tor the adlu.tmen, of the debt mus, be based ON
the ultimate payment OF the whole, principal and
iatert.t The foreign creditors, Mr.. Palmer
| SAYS looA d, The immense, lllImllable wealth OF
thus County, and relying upon tbs justice OF the
c,l1sns of the detaulting States, they rely with
t.,s most undouhung confluence on The eventual
| pay,nent of all the debts OF the States
We need scarcely add thai the exposure
made (hy the action the Agents Proflr) Of
the Rehabilitation of the 'poSors that be IN
Indiana 70 pay al oil, is not at all weakened by
these facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05
SAVAGE ROTARY MAGNETIC MACHINE

A. ease: r. the e. sheet copper ,esel; T. ssss -
per- the b,wyr edge al whph ssdere Tie bstop Il y
COPPER VS., :. .:,tsss. e,asns vita ~ e,
copper: r. cJbnsr 81 copper ~ifc c. ma sics asd sfos
cndBso" to .hs Ahnat1re; Dsznt,e. and q. ps.s
button maxastIllng.
These ar,s, of different sizes. md am sX i.ss sszs
mahogany cases including the battery 11s es.s ets sr
ten inches ax, h's VIDA and hre- ssp. 7hs seqss
eight inetoa long. four wkss and hs.s desp. Tn
are seven niche. long. three vide. and too and half .
Tbs utn "If NJ inchzs and hall lorz, ,hres usa, -
zoe and hall deep. The nssune,ls srs ps GA The
"ste"A'hf as wen IN the figure, nisd are mads rtu
pcnor style u
WA s great Importance 81 having al iDs,fuHsD: y -
e n, p'"'ios iot mnsBetiInG. that Induced 10 dssd
msnusetuis vi the Sassxe RssrJ Msrs,se Meeksss 81
~heh "a" expense has been spare. t., them sspsna
''f' and the sale of sors haa 20 u: ts-a phyasS
rs the iaAl seven moos shows bow nueh tAsy ago.
ai.'i by The profs->,pa.
very ceAi nVruseusen; has recently bssa ceced -
machines hJ changing their ,vrnseai fra.a rcshy -
''ofa'"'y a,'oo The 'ibratsfJ ars2lsr peee,sd o.
manner AZ /" 'aase The ooas the iotess fssu -
chuses Perfectly eontuueu. without yara,,oo az tos<s
oeisfr 80 uan by the ooa, with the ps,ton Ihs popsa
thee m'ehn'- ahD greatly scree,ed and ,h>u cesdra
80 snphss a. To enable any pefso 10 run than a Ell Ia
~Ithnu; ihs least difficulty
They haNs mute vowrf. and ara ssG more p>dzbs -
any 0'ien Hiaae ii tsa eoantry, AID .sar ptcs. ss s
.hee III dasa'ea both acute snd chpac sre ,ueA o -
20 indispensable % ever phyneisa. and ass b -
'',,ae isiniie'. as well sa. and o,lsr ys.sss
's asrhnes sfe so1d al tho "v psice OF Il 4 No.
doia' according "a ihs .ls ana s,y N xa,eh thy ss
A'' anu power Of TIN iLsrrasrs,i selseag tho nec5 ~
~ aA nasaai TOT maxsaziag. anf We shalicaa1sm sts
Sso 'nefn W aay pan at the Unoa The Czasaas apsGs
ini'ss. aeeo'sins 10 onks.
B.H. SHERWOOD. n o. sa csaassaA
New f'ft' Fsesuasy 1. isaA 8DAwF s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

~ We saw piece vi wood al The AMERICAN
INSTITUTE yesterday, taken cut Of III. Mexican
steamers While they were IN Tins port making re-
pairs, w'''ch "as changed inIo complete home =
cunh siructurr, 10y sort al wornl. OF bo,cr. rome
.: Which We saw also in spri,s that nave been
u irss th'n .hrr- Iuriics long. The wood was
pirrcod ia ever, direction. Such n chu.c- rermetlc
performance can Ice rarely Witnessed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05
Reform la Corporation Laws.

Nothing is worse than The present fofm OF lob
byiog b,l for Insurance or Manufacturing
Company through the Legislature, except the
Legislative obtuseness which creates n necet ST.
Tor it. One OF the NEST decided wants Of our
time Is the emancipation OF all business from the
shack!es of private, special Legislation, as has
already been done with Banking 70 his end
law should be framed declaring the right Of any
humber OF associate themselves for the
prosecution vi any branch Of business, suhec, Ia
such responsibilities and limitations as ihcy shall
enact aud publish TO the World Ii thesc d. no,
afford security or credit, dpu't trust them; If
fraud IL p-sc.lced under cover OF the corporate
character, let the knayes be held responsible,
clyilly to The swindled, crminally 10 the State ;
nut never hold innocent Stockholders liable be-
You'd their snare the capital stock for the debts
Of corporation. Such the principles on
which General Law of Incorporation should be
framed. There are some good hints toward it in
the following form of petition To the Legislature
drawn up by Mr. Josiah Raymond which is now
being circulated IN City. Copies may be
obtained AT the office vi the Now York Farmer,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

IB- BLAoKwoop's MAGAZINE for January has
been Very hsnd-o nsy r-pr'n~d by l.. Scott & Co.
H. Fulton.sI. liz lorg-st articles are Homer,
Dane, and Michael Ang.lo;' Red River R-colec-
,ipn-,' (>entsdeljl A Ramhle in Montenegro; :
The Thr.- Gueldsnl-u,' 1Esth-cs in Dress-A
Case OF Hats; Marston, rnd 'Coleridse aud
Opun- Eaurg.' The numter is foil OF Interest, -
Blacnw cod always is, aud every reading club or
i,oeum should nuyt II. Ilns number colun-ncrs II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05
1876 Nassau street

J1thS H0ROrGh' RE Lcs --iatvc'f tTe STATE cf y.
The respectfully ,-,t,, unorLh bic h-y
To- '..-fnit ''p"fHtoh lr~ Ter suib!nr AGucLi
turn Manufacturing Companies sAeri tho
's-h fb Corporation Inv it the ~
manufactures. tc X =. vol. ~ Iurud- the
would ,tl". oi the WiHct
sea al tor Tie n such law. the oilnwnE
That essential Ia the well ~,ng 81 the
.an .hil nj all tunes Ire md accessible he
tint when surplus cot labor
the d'ttt- ,ch hung @ the operatives
- Hvodtd ny allowing unemployed workman facilities
md ucen-Ut, L. IN agriculture. rnd farther tirt
large nuIItrr, without Profitable
pu> aent. wh" by the hw ticv Hing
,p nJuy sktul and worthy operative. ..v.ry
branch f mrnufuciufn: labor: who, "a
Outraged for Inc c.neu' 81 innd my ut th-reuV lie fur
nscd ith Ecl employment nf wtrh they would gibtilv
nal Themselves, nnd thus relieve the mechanic al IA
wh,, III wish
~ the advantages 81 uc, n~ and taIhrr The l-ii-s"
e., hu,nc> the iuuhp'iH"1 1n'i iisr'v-"ri at Wri-"'y
other caU>s, whereby the nccunulni,"n
iIuiI "a unu-f ty ri uctnhnd tina;
n'ui e u,-nei L. sol Iniycn
degradation md ,ui'stiug "a III. lh~'t.r:
% 'lIe stat
n,,ln'y nnd -petu,'y ir'!ed property. would "
ways ,vhec; c"nu nod rei--bi Icy th- Lrshtue rs-
wuHd s,IL nunt-'r 81 riti-
tr,> wi" nav. i'fcci T."
pfoprlr',r a." tire mud.
ma the al
labor Ih"r.in ana agricultural >c-nr@. would he
settlements pe,-", uncutv'ri lain, thI.
state. apd provide employment ur buI ui.r ng
ri,.s al Aud NOIr petitioners. L-cvng hat pub.
&c interest call. f." IN. mm+r ur III such lhw k
confidently ~. Wisdom And Of the present
lH,uie Uf prompt uid htegunc telei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

o. SPLENDID PxRToRAANcE this sflonoon At osIei
At tho American Museum. which particularly n,tsl q.
attention oi laiss and families. offering oapsf-s.p
passing Few hour, PLEASANTLY well pfeEtsh, 10
'at,acuon derived IrUm If " Bunker Ill.," sod To
nany Panotamn," unot momensry. Ike the pleasure 90
ally eyssrcnd iron exhibition, but nset, Tie hla 10
genuine qnan,ne,s -, the Westerns" calls 10
W, "ien effort brings u To rero'ec Nstass
Eua manages her uch voice with skl thai hut Inc
-,rn= fr,n rs Ia,ura simplicity. The Oursng ttsas
lr, comfortable nnate. laughs al cold weather. Go iz
delichied ut OF N l.. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05
To tue Pnhlic.

notice with pain aud surprise aatencst In tho HveiS
San md other Joana. that having ordered Lie Boa.
Mr. l. |. Ingctson have done consequences VI is u
the bnes AaA and foslz EAnes and that have sIpses
vol Tho opinion that the these vessel, losi
sequence Of the G1seae, Of Lfe Beats bes leate u
that have expressed such The Casssn,
Of those vessels my mo,t intimate fie, Il han
had sailed mate for several voSsxes and the
those vessels, Mr. b. Banco. know to bs humane And n
tegent skipper lives. II no had sup,sssed thai lie
Boss css-stal To the v 81 his crsws uvpN
have promptly and chesruIy provided them. To.
.Aan"a and Florida blanca iast-lf hsy ia-ss
kpows-L certainly. 10 know and have TO maas d
Judging whett c Boat woui hare laval tsir ere~s
them chane-" 81 preservation. deeply rcgfc that
has b~u thrust before the pubic IN 'ush manner y
n-,es. pain of bet hsnts and riect d.
credit u myself Respectfully.
JAMRS PEpENSEN, matter Of tho John z. Gsria.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05
'ro-Day's Outside.

Eirs, Page-Bo0ks for Children consds Iea-The Ch.' ;.
Freud with The Little Ex2ec,-r,' II Tale.
Les; Pdse.-A Poem by S>oiGRA,s: The Moon Com.
usclal md Shipping Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

O. Ia the outset Of III. tIrsi 'rip be,~oen The
U ). ships Portsmouth snd jamestown which are
to pr"ccrd together 10 the Cape de Verd-s, test
th-i, sailing qualities, thu Portsmouth,, The dis
lance between Old Point Co,niot aud esp. Henry,
beat The jamestown one male. ~lni tie quarter
under 10, ais. fresh bf-ez. This Is ACCORDING IL
The Mirror E,rw htr- We ssc II stated that the
pilots re.'uri there wrs Ia" advantage gained by eli
ther vessel over the other IN thi- distance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

THE MAiLs~O"Ing 10 ,n' storm no mails " er.
receved last evening either from tie N-rtb, Easr,
or Soutn. The Southern Muil due nj 3 T. NJ. is
also behind, 50 .hat are without ud.iccs either
from Washing ion or Pnlladclphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05
FIRES AT SALEM. MA.s--The Salem R.,.,

FIRES AT SALEM, MAS No salem Rsfus<,
of Monday says:
AN ntrnsr and sBIious s'air At e1citru,eat. ann.
passing any thing WI have ever known, has s,;,,e.
Tor the last days among all classes Of our en-,
zens, on account oi the iieQucnt and darirg ipce,
diary nuempts which have h.-u discovered i, "a.
rious parts OF the city. Thr Civ auhuriiie. h.,.
offered very IiS-T-i Of 800 for The de,,o.
ton OF the incendisrirs; the Railroad Cc,pp.n,
$lo0 for the discover, OF The p~rrnato, OF The out
rage there; Robert Brookhou-r, Eaq. $ltO more
The CRY Watch has bern increased To four TIM,
tbs usual number. and there are private waich.n.,
in various parts OF tho city employed BY indi,
for the Of lhrir own particular localities VI,
believe there is also a volunteer Patrol IN ose o,
more OF the WaTds
"On Friday morning our citizens wrt- AROUSED
hv the cry Of Fire. which proved 10 10 a th.
Cocpe-ing Establishment Of Messrs. riotrn. q
Nichols, siiual-d on Brookhouse's Whar, mar
Dcrby-st. The fauas rpread with sueh rapidly
hat very lntlo saved. Tho buildings ven
ON ned by Robert Brookhous-, Esq and wer- 90,
insured. The Stock and Tools OF Mer.rx kiorvucr
s. Nichols We're valued nj about $500, only {,
small portion of which was aavcd-so Insurance, -
FIRE ~ WoOpHIlIpGE-kbouth half ux.i a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

~ Tn. N.w-YoEx SocirTf FOR TIE ABo-
,,I,oy OF pus,sunyS1 BY DEATH u,-ets TN.
evening at the corner OF B'oaisvH, and Li'pen"rd
.ueet. Iii. oopcJ rtat the meeting viii DO th- hrsi
of -eekiy --r,cs Tor the pu3c discussion ct ID
eslj-ct, IN which Tie ir,obds well thv-eneniiss
Of The Gallers may have a iair hearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

The CixcIHNAri BULLEriS.-W receive u good
little paper from Cincinnati, with this title Ii Is rdi-
led BY Tracy Howe whom know OF old. There
are rich -tr-aks both OF fat and lean 1rscys COM
position h. can moraliz. and crack jokes with equal
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