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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
SCHOOLS.

oChUULS.
HYDE PARK ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
BOARDING SCHOOL.-Ths Summer Term VII
commence the 7ih Of 1iay Charges $40 quarter
Mr. JoHr H. BRow1 Principal of the Classical Deyar:.
men IN the city, and ay be st the Franklin
House Monday 18th also every day during the week be
tween the hours o Il \. IL .nd p Ai. also from to
Persons LEAKING their address viii b called upon by Nr
o6isa-d ,14 isi5 81. IT, IoHS " DotGHT3
PoARpiNG SCHOOL FOR BOYS. OSBORN,
- Pnncittl-Nee Cenaan Seminary Ct NuInb-r sf iru
p oj,ansd sd Of NT Geo & yi,, 5 s Y j. b@0n g
litvinc'on ". Habirshaw - Henry; W Browning. q
North ,oorest: " Ihir io' Fulton-st BROOKLYN IS m-
DBRiMEPORT. Conn-By kev. y. lie T. Ely !: Mrs Ely,
designed 20 furnish he rsan. OF finished edaeaonTcon
menclng the 1t OF May The situation ION Golden II VI -
most delightful nnd the iscie for acquiring the F-nch are
broadway of +. Collier, lOe Fulton ,,Ieet. and OF T. Snn
ford. bridgeport. Inh8l W.
DREPAR4ToRY (BoARDlNG3 SCHOOL. MrDpLE-
i TOWN, CONN. d. II. CHASE. 4. NJ PRINCIPAL.
Established In ISIS. Sessions commence May 18th and
Oct. 18th, continuing FIVE months, at $50 per session
Thorough preparation for college business and person.
al attentions secured 10 pupils s' fully as In the most
expensive Schools Lads from Sew-York placed in
charge Of careful person. going and returning Circulars
at ~ Market-street and la Broadway. d23yc
pOAHDiNG SCHOOL FOR MALE PUPILS.-temI-
" stead Seminary. Hsmpstead, L. gu branch Of the
year Circulars att * j. Ch.aberlns South William
street: Also at Newman. Book ;tor. s9 Bro,dway The
uc - .'-o''~' ~ '''
mer Term commences the first pi MAY.
mh5 On. NATHANIEL DUNN. 4. -. Principal.
EEMALE EDUCATloN.-The Misses ADAM OF North
hmpon Mass, propo~e receive into Their family,
pupils Of ihei whom they Will instruct the usual
branches of education and TO whose training. moral phyi-
The advantages Of Northampton location two well
known require particular mention and Of the most
eitc the village occupied by the family They
hnd teaching and nre familiar with The
principles oi successfully adopted by Geo r.
Emerson Esq of Boston, The Spring term will commence
on Thursday, May 1 For particulars TO terms &c. np-
rlv n kDTthHmDDn Reference
n Boston 10 Rev. f. 5 Gannc, d. D. New-Y Yotk-Rey. H.
w. Bellows. Northarnpton-Rev Rufus E's. spl In
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WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES. WHOLESALE AND RET AL
W -kkLTY K ElCKER- IL Ci,a;hznl-st. will oTzn
hi, morning l2 cases Tansp2IsaI Window Shades Of rll
" tt-Ds and quality prices - lower ,h.n
the market, riT:
pairs Landscape. and scrolls p.iees varying f,or
"a 81 80
30 p4iEs landseaFss washable ...slto Is
81 Gothic do .........- 20 s %
IS e Roman ,-ch-, new article.....5,o 20 5 %
loo - styles. very rieh -. 70 IS CD
NsrcbinI5 aactlon.srs Eedlrs &c 1apliied SHADES
and hAngngS KELLY s RlKER
4ll1 ouiT AZ llf t,hsfh,El-<:r--r
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HIGHWAY RossSny.-Last evening, man was
spockcd down In Commercial sree: and robbed OF his
watch sne his wallet containing 80 or 10 dollars There
wore three engaged In the robbery TWO whom
held hi, arms while tho .hrd searched his pockets, and
broke his guard -chsln His oucries were heard by
versions pear who caught o. the men rs the three We're
rnaniig away. lbeSton Aas. Ap'i 10.
MELANCHOLY AcclprNr.-Mr Enos Toml.n, a
rasdsnt Goshen Cape May county, In climbing fence
his lands Tuesday last fell scross the top r and
was mach Injured that he died In few hours after
[T-entoa Gazette.
MICHrcAN Hon John Norvell has been
appointed U. s. District Attorney for the District
q: Michigan. He was one OF the U. s. Senators
from the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

A-A NOI IiLt.-A BA AhiIAl.S. -.
f.4 A COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE.
the VilIase Of Some[vle, Somerset County,
New Jrrs-yHd Farm consists Ot l25 of Land, - Oi
which Wood. Tn. buildings s new. and bnilt
within and Barn both built by days work
and Of the bes; mI;efll The ouse bnt the
style, g b. 3S feet foEt al through the centie plfors
hnished with marble msnil piazza . feet front and 2 feet
down each slde-tcgriier Observatory the top of
SUD House Kitchen The and Cellar under
III, whole of the Man Building with Panes and all tagged
through ~ the pest The Barn 20 feet Ong, aud
painted whi,eC Canase House, !e--fiouse &c, Also,
great variety of Fruit Of all tescTipoGs-toseher with
quaatity Of Shmbt-y.
The Premises lie within four hundred yais Of the County
Sat aud Aboua quarter Of mile off The Railroad The
pace Is aad half from the City For far
jher rartc inquire Of the subscriber and Proprietor OF the
NATIONAL HorEL. No. 5 CoartlaEd-strrrt. Ssw.York.
as i'm CHAS WYCEOFf
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PROGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.
From the MeAdville (Ps.) Gazette
Fourier Association.

From the MeAdvile (Ps) Gazette
Fourier Association.
Al meeting held in Neadville, April Isl, lS45,
by large number Of citizens, 1t was resolved TO
form an industrial Association for unlted partner
ship labor, Of Farmers and Mechanics, 10 be located
ia Athens township, Crawford County, Pa. where
1000 acres, or more, with good t;ie, and sutii-
cien; time Of payment, can be had OH fair terms, M
cludng Mills, Mill seats, plenty Of pine 'irsber. end
large farm, the present spring, TO be called Tue
ATHENS UNION, and the following named per-
sons were appointed Board Of Officers and Man
aeers for that PURPOSES
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RFFrRFNCE NAV ne MADE TO

Il
H. Greeley, j. Winchester. Park Benjamin. d. II. Arnold.
and llnyne. Lord. Esqn. New Ynrk City:
RI Rev. DR. Enstburn, and A. b. Ely, Esq Boston, Mas
Cen +. J. Mnllett, Providence K. |.
Rev Dr. Dorr, Philadelphia.
R Rev. Dr. Ives and Lou.i D. Henry, Esq Raleigh n. C.
The next Se,slon will commence the first Monday Mny
next.
Iamden. February l. Is.s nps lneodD&4tW
DERTH AMBOY Observation-Disclosures MAIZE
OF habits and desrons Of Improvement, for whom they
would thorough preparation fer College cr business
respectfully invited TO alter the msr ai this l'uiu
tinn.
The Principals. mainly solicitor, 10 maintain high standard
of character and scholarship their school, wish pupils who
be induced To- al such standard Should any such
be received, they VIII be removed as soon es known
The Importance of segovernen,, md of tut high self
respect and regard for right which base and shrink
from wicked action. Is much insisted upon.
The pupils sleep under the roof md st nj the same Table
with the families OF the Principals, u6 attention gwen
n that Fl, 70, elevated usefulness and honorable
distinction in life.
The PRINCIPALS long since devoted themselves TO the
Interesting aud responsible work and from
past experience and feel Themselves warranted
the SchooSustlrc public that the reasonable
t.tious ot their patrons shall be FULLY reaNLed.
The provisions OF the in,utoE afford uuSu. facilities for
pleasure aud safety IN sea bathing.
The location pleasant Rud proyrrbay healihul ard
daily accessible Newly ork and Philadelphia by steamboat
and Railroad
Terms- SIS per Session = Board and Tuition
with the Of books for ~ English siuditS
The Summer Session will commerce II, adly. May 5h.
Circulars with testimonials aud reference be had the
book OF ) Taylor Nassau-sI. md Rob Carrier
$ E:WOODBRlDGE.
m25f :. u. WOODBRIDGE
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GROCERIES.

CHEAP OIL SToRE.-The subscriber respectfully in
Cfors the public that he continues the wholesale and
retail Lamp Oh and Spirit Ges, al his old stand OF very
superior quality per cheaper than can be pu-
chased a; any other store in this city, viz:
Good Lamp OIL, per gal. so so
Superio. qual. Lard do-----.------.-- o2f
Refined Oh lst qality. y.----.----- 40
DO do I'd DO Ma
White Sperm do.
DO do 81 Go ------.--.----.- %
Do do Sd do .--------------. sIt
Oil Cans Of all sizes Lamp Glasses Of all patterns and
descriptions, and full assortment OF lamp wieks, con-
stan;ly on hand.
Lamp: cleaned and repaired OIL and CamphenS sent 70
any part Of the city free Of charge
MERRITT SMITE.
s27 Yc 100 Greenwich. Vesey-st.
CONANTS PATENT YEaST.-The best article for
~ raising bread used. Warranted to keep in every
climate. The Institute. their a;e fair award
ed the inventor Diploma, declaring this Yeast the best
article manufactured for raising bread, buck"he
pastry, &C.
The Yeast Is acid, which, ben: combined in proper
Chemical proportions with alsa mpregnaies the dough
with crbonic acid gas without affecting, In any way the
original properties the eur; and thus, when baked pro-
ducing perfect besd Sold holeae and retail - Cts per
pound. BY GASSNER 4 YOUNG. l32 Chatham 81 I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW-YORK. APRIL II.

CLEARED.
Brig Taranto. White. Glasgow, Elwell * Co.
Schr Columbia, Faulkner Boston.
Barge Comet, Cox, Philad.
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Isl5-oFFosIrl9N 40 MoNoPoLY-Is45;

Isjj-OFEOSfflON 10 hONOPOLi-1s4J.
u go NEWYoRK AND ALBANY .EX-
,-EN-----5 PRESS LiNF.-Through without land
sRs5sr1r5 ing u ne low pressure and swift rgn-
ning steamboat EXPRESS will commence her regular ,rps
for the and will until the close of nsygaOn
having the per foot Of ROBINSON street egullry Tuesdays
Tufsd.ys ard Saturday., and Albany Monday. Wednes
take the morning trsins Of East or West.
This boat is fitted up with splendid dsck.
and her furniture is all aud of the best kind For passage
sprly board as above
y. B. Freight taken at low prices ms rs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

R1NDEkS' BOARDS-s tons assorted sizes and number
~ tor saie By CYRUS W. FIELD. Burius Sip. q
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COAL.

CR0CKERY WARE.
al CKOCKERY, &c.
S.PDEWEY,
Importer and Dealer IN French and Bnglish
CHINA GLASS AND EARTHENW w ARE,
lyi Water street, torposi,e u 5, Hotel)
Newly ork.
Wd inform hi, customer. and the public that having been
making args additions his establishment he has now 70
offer them the most extensive ,nd complete assortment Of
Goods in hE line before oned IN hs Country iHcIuu
Stone Ware, Looking Glasses,
Clocks Solar, Astral and Hall Lamps,
Girandoles, &c. &c. NC.
All Of which will b sold on faroTable thole Of
,ry ,nil,r .st,biishm.ni in the United States 28fy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

GREENWICH POTTERY
No ISL Wet Eigh.enh 81 between 9th aud 10Th avTnues
THE attention of the public called the
iiclrs manufactured ~ this Establishment. consisting III
part of the following
Stone Ware, t.sr,hen Ware,
Portable Furnaces FlOw-r.Pois,
Bee. Jugs Oyrn-l lie,
Chimney Tons, Green.House do.
st0ye-Brck Backs s. J4mbs for CRATES,
Ere-Brck Fire Cement and Clay. &c.
As this Establishment the only OF the kind IN the city
where all the above articles manufactured and sold Deal
are respectfully invited call and they w b. supplied
cheaper bftsT than b. had In the city
% Portable Furnaces hand and ready Tor the
,rrinc ,rsde rnrt SIN WASHINGTON SMITH.
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FOR SALE
i WATER POWER FOR SALE on To LEASE.

As WATER POWER FOR SALE OF To LEASE
I The propretor OF the very extensive Water Power At
DASIfVlLLE FALLS. Ulster Co. Nj ohetio lease
or . on reasonable the bila1ce or any pat OF teI
.ccuped Mil .s andW Privileges suaied on me wall
XIII Ryer IS mics from the city OF New York. 10 from hnS
ton lnile, from the eiawsre and Hudson Depot AZ Hon
dnut and from the Hudson River At Hyde atS ut p9ei
rSrprsSel b. any all thin l50 mje oi Newly ots lhe
Was River oye loo mile, encth-thc flow oil the stream
NV survey O0 cabc feet per hour al III lowest stare
over natra rock Jam Of q feet high. and capable OF ope
runr IN co So,ude with the necessary machlre,y nefe
~ t,vp Fncnrlt, operation. bsdcs Saw NM si
(-st Mil buin- ut;hs best quality very abundln on
The prem ses anh lime lumber. &c - nh'aned ~ low
-s Tie -nuntry perfectly healthy apd prsyi'on> hSHp
The hcre % Ds>hv!c over good roat' from E
fIyGe r. r- >ou or EdigSie and within eight honr'
m yrrS The projected Rnlrnad on he west side from
New. Ior5 10 Albany viii pas th-OrEh the N'lass
TIN. or, pr eiors Wi take stock any Manufacturing f
p,ny ,at may l.. Rb shed here Tor the aneunt OF e pn
Era money The Revised Statutes OF the State o' New oN
r-asts manu- rug privileges Hr per ~ Il years 10 aiy
I've or more persons nsSocatn together Tor the ranumctue
ofCo;ton Wool IRON SC and saves he necessity o oeas
spec a. incorporation from the legislature.
Fufther parcuar l had application 20 the A-ene
MALLET-r, DUDLEY Y HiNNiN. ii F'ne-sutst
ais o,yfl imaNd
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h r-Sz.S - NEW-i ORk, ALBANY AND TROY
&C., LINE ATT O'CLOCK, p M-For Al.
7-at.a. bany and Troy direct from ;hs :, steambo,'
4 b Macy viii leave the loot Of Couandt,, ,seIy Mon
day Welnesday aud Friday evenings, al o'clock he
s.elmboat ALBANY Cart A. H. Squire will leave the foot
OF Couftlmdr every Tuesday Thursday aud s.tprday at
teoous o'clock The above boats arrive Albany and
Troy in ample tune for the going Eslt West Freight
taken ~ reduced rates.
= For passage freight apply tho Captain board
the boat ortOC Clark al thu oiece on the wharf.
AnfiI isth AIS
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FOR THE NORTH.

FOR The NUhlH.
;, r-1e, MHoUR CHANGED-Tba Steamboat.
= tS5" Hnickerhocker and Hofhe,ter
s-sSz==Ss71-. will ON aud after TUESDAY. .Apnl Is leaVs
for Albany At clock instead of as herroioe alo lot
n, i.ssza = MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY. and
Ins5msdi@s ltnai1t:Ins seIGsoa, tri ssss
the aof ot inTri1y street Noth sde Monday "Wednesday
n Friday mornioes. at o'clock Leave Albany Tor New
ork aud inermedae landings I9estsy huL'dny sna sal.
uriay morniugs, att o'clock NDihe S'eo nus oe'' Fu'
N complete order. "a r, ,r,,1,r.7
nnlitf At the Office nn The wharf.
PEOpLES LINE STEAMBOATS,
ESSNH FOR ALBANY, Daily. Sunday, rIsel,,'
S-,sSsSs==;7rz cdTtroggh Drrtet-,At7 O'Clock NJ
from til Pier between I Iorandt and Lib
er,y sts Steamboat tKNlCKERBOCkER. X Capt a: hough-
ton viii leave on Monday Wednesday and Friday Evenings
~ sa@bost S ROCHESTER Capt. R G, crqsuden. will
lravc on Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday Evenings I"
ii Fire O'Clock p NJ Limding at baiTmediats
Places. from foot of Bdrody-st
steanbesl sol TIL AMERICA. Capt NJ. Il. Trusstl.
will lelyr Monday wednesday FndIy ana SUNDAY hVst'
steamboat COZ. UMBiA. Capt. WIN. II. Peck will lsa,e
sn ruesdiy Thursday aud Saturday eTnoous ats O'Clock
FTeight iaksH at Moderate Rdies.
~ All PERSONS forbid any Of the Boats Of this
Line without a written order from the Captains Agents
Pissngers taking either ohe above lnes will arrive Ia Al
East or West ~ The bosts new snd substantial
nth elegant State Rooms and for speed
and accommodations are uprivallsd on the Hudson
For Pas,age Freight, apply on beard, Or TO L. e.
Shultz at the OiFcr on the Wharf. aplj
n res = NEw.YoRK. ALBANY AND TROY
=s11aScT7-- From he Steamboat Pier foot Of Court.
laudst-Thr Steamboat EMPIRE. Capt. X Is. Macy, will
foo; of C)urlaud Monday, Wednesday
nv rbs above Boat ,y III arrive AZ Albany and Troy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

p - s4rqqo JIM fslr. Al q Nr-,w .YQkH Ji
spdags torpws ,hkiiI ess snd i1 Ha36u,s
Ladrs .i,9 a. Nrwb.fgit passage downThs new and
Ia steamer ~ REhA. captain Yer1ine TTuesd, leares
he foot OF Chtmbcrs steet, daily. Sunday sreepsd) si
r NJ Leasrs Pcushk-~pslr At A. ".
For freight inbure Of the Captain board
Of :. b JOtPkINSAe 90 Iai Wrst .rrret AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

S-A A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-situate
M tho Kingsbrtge road between 5,h and 9th
lO3d and 10Th streets, containing acres of land In
good cultivation and &bouling in fruit trees, shrulbery.
&C. Tie ground s elevated and commands noble view
OF the Of Furlgte and Fast River and also an
ensve view Long Island Terms made easy. Apply 10
ANDREW Il 5. r. McG0wN.
Executors OF Andrew McGown, deceased;
d9d J ADRIANCE, Sc John-st. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

S yALl ALE. SINS, SIANp ~ Qts i - IL =.
f"5fa splendid Stoe aud eommodlsus pwsilin: Hou''
together with Offices and few vacSnt bniiGiaS
lots adjoining silu5ted IN thriving village on tne hudson
Rive. The store built By the present owner OF the prem
ises about years ago duns which space ot time be has CON
tiaued 10 occnry hre and still occuCes doiic bust
ns Principally the Clsh system: bat his health now neing
had wishes to dispose # needs onI 70 oe viewed a..
eSsmued recommend itsei worthy 'he ,sisn o. e
business man who may be srerch OF wsllstasilsed CON
cern Call on Ies.r,. HUTCHINGS, CASWELI
SlfITTi ls 4 ,d.r street y Y n27 NJ.
.ryl GREAT BARGAtN-A Lard oii and candle
H Factory for sale AZ great barsan all N comPeieoI-
,sA Ter for making tha Stlftc common Sterlnr an
d,~-e,ery thicg complete for ;mmediote operations
Arrv IN TRUMAN ROBERTS. 2io thrrrv-st. phtay
AxI To ODD FELLOW >--tor sale or % Lrt-ih he
ni Ola Circular Brick Building known a. the Reservoir
H. on 5th street, Broa way. Bowery and linton
square The House auds hgh uGdrr the eonieei
So feet in naer and De converted into several rooms u
about glch being equal 20 q feet BY !0o Cah
b. bought or leased AZ a very low r1t. Apply 20
mis- \. w. SPIES 90. 2is Pearl ~.
al TO IMPORTERS OF DRY GouDS.-Tne All
I vctisers viii exchange plat Of sixteen House Lots
' ground, elegantly situated, about one and hah
miles North o. Union Place, haysg splendid view o. the
Hudson River three OF The greatest thoroughares leading
10 the property. Address NJ. ". 5 the Courier and En-
nuircr office. siStc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

STSu1Is Fu0HuE IN THUFcrIy, s'UCN, tUOlS' W.
can retain the ownership OF them until they see
whether they shall choose 10 contnue; and il they
leave, will be entitled to what they have earned.
We are now ready TO receive the names oil those
who may wish TO enter this Association and
those who may apply al Barton's Hotel, Msadyille.
The sooner the better. Any letters, pos, paid, nd.
dressed TO &. FELTON,, or TO the Presiden, Of the
Athens Union, Meadville, will be attended TO.
SAML. S. ToRBET. Secretary.
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TO LET.

CTEAM POWER TO iET.-Frnnn : 10 3 horse PcSee,
y yh MT OF the whole of building erecrg ~ py
50 f. snd stores hish the Ext Rive; SIDE, ae1' Pks-s
Trsu- pcf
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VN PURSUANCE OF AZ order OK the Surrogate Of The
county OF NewYork- Notice is hereby given all per-
sons having CLAIMS against Ann ELIZA COLGATE, lAie
OF city SeYork, deceased present The with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber A. No 80 Ci street
or. or heiorc the Goth day Of July
u, i,w6m JAMES STOKES Adm illustrator
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
Agss'h a. sks.

Departed This life, On Sunday tie OH Of March at
Oaksltldee. lis residence III Tie county OF Neis M
RoHfRr RWEs, fq IN the eighty first year nf his az
All In knew his venerable and remarkable man, faud
he was well knuwn. either personally or by reputaion
fhronehnm his SIaie.) Will Unite IN the S, nIinItni
tha lew. any, in then day aud generation have led
more useful and houurahle lives. or len behind them
more enduring testimonials OF the high moral and intel
lectna qualities which Distinguished bis career un earth
Bred IN The school 81 sGenuns and elldchyiug yirlur
ehrh tishered in The IRA o our L vouonary struggle
N tie closng scene ct " beh he just old nah
tahe part volunteer on the rains Of Yorktown he
moved forward IN the paths ii Life with that firm and
undertaking sep, and with thai resuue energy Of will
and purpose WLrh always enabled him to reach he goa
he aimed at Throw Ing himself 1T an unusually eulp
period OF his lille, with manly sell reliance on The re-
sanrres 81 his own industry and genius, tie engaged
While yf' youth. in commercial pursuits. Whch he
continued Ia f"S'ule r many ytars, On scsle Il tN
tended eHrrpIZ'. amid The ylessurs aud haZlris Of
the unsettled stale Of tie cotnnercial world Which al
tended HE porOd Of he walls a. The French Revolution;
aud with skill, saua"liy. Judgment and success Which
placed him q seNedly in the ffs rank Of American
merchants. Rrlrirg rem the active scenes Of
commercial adventure While his faculties Of mind aud
body Were yet in full veor. he devoted the last tlfty
years ot his Life main 10 the and improvement ut
"a large lanGfd estate, IN which the sane perseverance,
guided by intelligence. lbealdy and TASTE was crown
ed with hike success. is country STAT. hch lie uvtd
10 heaui ty and surround win every useful ard tasteful
improvement, the ahode uf an ,egan, and nilnlli.
cfnI hospitality. NoWtte were It's rites administered
with mnfr genuine and warm hearted irpm1 " elrnmr,
as tie may Whu have received and enjoyed hat vel,
come, testify. Bat hr cr5wniug grace Of h. life
WIS that "h'rh . ldcd Wtha heavenly sunset lis clos
my scenes IL the midst II the blessings with Vii h
he was surrounded, be recognized The bounll hand
trom which they all peceedfd. He protested the reli-
non If our blessed Lard and Saviour Jesus Christ and
The peace If God, which passeh all UNDERSTANDING y
was brightly and abund nlly manifested in the serenity
elevated cumpusure, aud dlYnely inspired hopes and
faith Of his last moments. Surrounded by his numerous
amiIy. and tcsoWng his 81. sslug on each aud all OF
hem, he WAS gently gathered. like the Palriarchs Of
ND ohs fathers, IN iasor with God, and in charity with
the world.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

Pfoteeiies Ddics- We have rarely seen c.ntrl.
'efied question put IN Stranger ilh, tlaa is the con
st'inll"nali'y ofp"ccive daiies by laraaraph,i in
me Alexandra Gazette. lie quotes from Mr.. Polk,
inaugural This sereryptd phrasf: 10 The States re
"speelively or 10 the peple have heen reserved the
powers mol delegated to the United States by the con
''slnllon, nor prohibited by il TO the Siarcs' then
ASKS was the power 10 protect manufactures as pos
Sssed IN aud exercised by the States before the adop
lion OF the constitution. reserved 10 the States respective
~ or was 1t delegated to The L. Sa'e,' and prohibit
ed to The sa'es-and if neither If these in what sta,
o'aoeyanct IS M" Q'od crat deaoasttaadu.,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

WIG MEETING IN BEDFORD.

larsr meeting OF lie " hles oi Bedford was held al
The Gaan House. ON THURSDAY tin i'm day al Fr6rna=
~, ls!3, and Mss oreanzad hy calling " hlr,m pck-
easao. Fsq to the Char, aud appointing r.. Bmk-
Secretary.
The inject Of the meeting was explained by Mr.. Cog
gin and others. To be- II devise aud agree upon slne
suitable and satisfactory mode Of serrug candidates In
be voed I'r 10y the Wing party of Bedford in the
suing Spring election Several propositions offered
By different gentlemen. Which eliiled slme discussinn
lien the meeting finally adopted the following esolu-
tlun. uttered by Col. G.. 4 Wn,ielI:
Rrsafre3. That the Wings oil Bedford hold MASS
MEETING at the Cont House. on The fist dly ri
neXi M3rrh Court for thu purpose selecting wo Can
ddaes Ia be voted to by them Ia represent the county
in The House Delegates in the next General Assembly
# Virginia
Rtsalrct. That The proceeding of Ibis meeting be f-
VARIED by the Secretary Ia the Lynchhurg Nr9nan'
iar publication. aud Thai the Editors be especially
laesteJ 10 publish the oreaea resolution opted ny the
meeting scm-"eekjy until Bedford March Court.
" II. DICKINSON. Pest.
f. c. bURgs, Secy,