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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13
DIR. HOUGHTON,

Il is stated in the Western papers that
although the search for the body Of DR.
Houghton bad been continued with Giligenc,
for fourteen days, all hopes Of recovering i
have now ceased The water where III,
boat upset, in calm weather,is scarcel, (ouI
teetdeep, yet an under current that flows
near the spot has undoubtedly carried the
body into the lake. A IiIIe dog belonging
to DI. H.. to whom he was much attached
came into Eagle River about an hour after
the boat upset his body much bruised by
being dashed against the rocks and ais
strength nearly spent Yet, in that condl"
Mon, be could moi DO restrained from hob
bling along The shore to the place Of the
accident, and bowling for hours in the most
piteoue manner.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13

A Good joke is iold Of on New OrIeaBs
Grand Jury. A proposition was made Il
ndlci dealer in lottery hekels. Several
Df the jury were fierce 20 find an indci
nenk when the ioremen propnsed that
each Jurors pocket book should be exhibited
and lla majority were found NOT 10 con
lain lottery hckeis then an indictmeni
should be found. aad # mejority were
found to cOntaiu Inttary uckets, then an
indictment should uot be found. The cxami
uatlon was gone into, and The dealer was
not indicted.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13

Tbs orgos' Factory building 10 IN
world is now being constructed in Ports
mouth, New H.mshire. The part al
ready up is four hundred and forty Zee
long, When completed, the length 0
the font will be five hundred and fou
feet.--Numbcr Of spindles. fifty thou
sand; Of operatives, from rweIve huu
dred to fifteen hundred, Tsis is doing
business on an extensive scIIe.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13
SPRIOuS NOTES.

$40 altered notes on the L4ncA,te
Bank are 10 circulation. VIsueIto, MI
norva seated, with d vessel in full sail
At tho bottom the Euglish coat of arms
On the left, The word Ten lLIarge letter
on the right a large figure of a female ii
armor, shield in left hand, sptar in righ
with harp and papers At her feet.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13
WWTHEREAs, the Hon. Josrru D. ANTHONY

WWTIlEREAS, the Hon. JosEpu D. ANTHONY
w President of the Court of Oyer and Te
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court, of Quartc
Sessions of the Peace and Court Of ommOn Pleas
and Orphans Court in the eighth judicial district,
composed Of the counties of Northumberland
Union, Columbia and Lycoming; and the HoL
samue( Oaks and Stephen Bai}y, Esqubes;
Associate Judges in Columbia county have
issued their pr"cept bcarnng date tho 22d day OF
Aug" IN the year Of our Lord one thousand
cght hundred and tory-iivc and to me directed ,ioi
holding
n Court Of oyer ami Tcrmiacr, and Gen,
erot JcH DeiiUry, GeHrym QUaHr
Sessions Of the Pcacc, Cinnamon Pleas
and Orphan's Court.
IN DANYILLE, in the County of Columbia
ON the third Monday of Jan, next, ,bcng the
I7th ldy) and to continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given to
the Coroner, the Justices of tie rcacc, ond On.
stables of the said county of Columbia. that they
he then and there in their proper persons, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, with their
records, inqulsitiOns and other rcmcnhraucrsto de-
those things which to their Offices uPpcrtain 10
bO done. And those that arc bound by rCcogni
2Hnccs, to prosecute against the prisoners that ar
or may be in the Jail Of said county of Columbia.
are to lie then and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just Jurors arc requested to bc pune
tual in their attendance, agrccabIy 10 their notices.
Dated at DanvilIc, the 18th day of Dee. in
the year ofour Lord one thousand eight
bundled and toly-iiyG and in the Ggrh year
Of the Independence Of Tie United State
OF America
IRAN DERR Mu.G
SHhHIFf's OrFICE. Dan,ille
December, 10, lS45.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13

GREAT LAND SUIT

The lrlal OF The great land case Of III,
helrs Of Cornell A MoIehouSe against III,
ci,ies Of New Orleans aud Philadelphia, in
volving upwards Of 100000 acres Of Ian,
in the parish Of Ouachila was commenced
on the 25'h ull., before Judge Buchanan
in New Orleans The llIes o! nearly al
,he land ownersin the parish are involved
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szxFIE7ysZzgfa

The Connecticut Democratic STATE Cor
gentIon has nominated lssac TouSey foI
Govsruor,iNoyes Billings for LientenanI
Governor, Charles w. Bra dIey for Secre
tsry Of STATE, AIonzo 5isrge for Treasurer
and Mr. CIeaseIand forComphollsr.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13
GDITyA@Yo

DiED-oa the 4th instsnt. at Columbus, Luzcrnc
county, Mr.. ABTEI. NJ. FELLows, aged 45 His
death was occasoned by fall from a saw mill
about two weeka previous.
In Hanover township, Luzcrno county, Dcccm-
ber 4th, Mr. Emsut BLAcKm&v, aged s5 lie
was the ler surviving soldier who fought in thobat.
tie of the Wyoming Massacre in 1913
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saaatrsrs;.zssrzizss..

!, is said that during this season the
merchants Of Seliusgrove, Tn on Co
p. seat TO market 100, 600 bushels ol
Wheat, and that the amount sent from
Union County, exceeded 200, 600 bush
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13

A man named FoRD was killed a.
Northumberland, on Saturday m9ru;ng
Oct. 29th. He was thrown by the line
Of boat into tho lock.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that on the 9th of November las,
IA purchased of Reuben poIl5gove
One ~ o0d Siove,
and have lett the same in his possess on during NV
pleasure, aud forbid any person taking it f.om him
by archase or otherwise, without my consent
JOHN HOVER.
December Is, lS45
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NOTICE


rs hereby given that purchaaed at Constahl
"a sale as lhcprOpcrty Ul john Clayton the follow
Ing Articles; to wit -
Bottles, Glasses and other Bar Ertun
p Benches AID a marbe dlQiaer
9 Coal StoUes and Pipe,
p HdOd Stoves and Pipe
q dO2, Chairs and Rc,king Chair
y Dining 7aJicS
| small liable
l2O CARDS CTpeting
8 Looking Glasses
| Wash Stand
10 Bcdsteads and 10 Beds and Beading
3 Barrels acih Liquor and cider
z parts Of Barrels Of Fish
30 Bushels Of Oats.
aud havo left the same in his possession during m,
pleasure and Hereby forbid any pelsOA wking tben
from him by purchase OF otherwise without m,
consent
JOHN McWiLLIAMS.
December 9, 1915
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13
THE WEATHER

We have had a number Of DAYS Of old
faahlooed winter weather, cold snd
whoIesome--soow deep-s,e,ghs skip
ping about, and The merry bells Jogging.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13

accumulation n Societies. Some persons
in Brooklyn have associated themselves
with certain individuals IN New York, for
The purpose Of forming, if possible, an as
sociatlon TO ensure TO each Of lis members
the means of buying his own house and
land
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13

Louisiana. The official returns from
all the parishes in the third Congressional
district, give Nj, Harmanson. dem: una
iOrity of 705
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13

is mol true That young woman wa
recently buried alive in BAltimore.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13
BLDOBi.9BURG
Cabinet Ware House,


fEFHG tuoscribo wou'I respectfully inlorm tho
g public, That he b taken the sh p lplcIy oc-
'up!od by Samuel Lilly near the upper end Of
boomsburg, where be Is cnnyns on the
Gall j L y lIU&GlJLGS9
in all its various branches, aid where he will he
happy o wait upon all those who m"y favor HIM
with their custom. His Furniture is warranted To
he made Of good material and durable, aud he IN
lendl keeping on hard
Sideb00rds. Secretaries, BHre0"S,
W0nirobcs, CUd Wrblca. mining
1a5Ies Hrcohj0t IHbi&,
CUpb0ordG s. ANTS, H0Sh
SiaHdg BrcSipodS,
UoHgh-tr Wghs,
CoEiNS. &C
.nd all kinds plwo;k in his line, which he will Il
rpon as reasonable terms as they can be purchased
n the county.
BY srlct attention to business he hopes to re-
GIVE share Of public patronage.
Ell BROWN.
April % lgi5.--lvI
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13
EOTTCl,

The Columbia County Temperance Con,
gsnilon will hold lis next annual meeting il
the Presbyterian Church in this place, on
Thursday, lsl OF January, '46. Tho Cor
'ention TO be opened II o'clock A. NJ.
The several Societies in lhe County
will please make early arrangements to St
fully represented in the Convention. -Thsil
.lenIion is also respectfully directed 10 The
following notice.
g. B. BOW MAN, PreSt.
Berwick, Dec, S, l6l5.
The Committee appointed to receive the
reports OF the several Temperance Societies
Of the County would leques! them to b.
forwarded wrhou, delay, as .hey wish to
rake up the roll before lhe meeting Of Iht
Convent on.
G. B. BOWMAN,
w. l.. WALLER,
X McCURDY.
HUGH THOMPSON,
A. b SHUNAN,
Committee,
Berwick, Dec. s, lS45.
pPapers OF tho county friendly 10 the
cause oi temperance will please copy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13

Odd Blunder .-'Shoot folly as it flies.
--P0Pe.--was set up BY astupij printer -
Shoot Polly rs she fles. p0D.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13

lcE Persons crossed lhc North River
oI Hudson on the ice on Thursday morn
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13
TO PARENTS

HAR JAYNE'S Carninatiye is a certain an,
aT speedy cure tot Diarrhca Dysentary, Cho.
ga Morbus, Summer Complaints with Children
md all arrangement of the stomach and bowc'
caused by impruden &C or error in diet 1t has cl
icctcd cures ia the worst cases Of these complaints
even where hope had al ost fed--snarched
tender infant from an early grave, and called 10
The exclamation lit has saved the child The pro
plictor Of this medicine hcgs leave to stale--l il
something which he has used extensively in private
pr actice for number Of years and believes he ha
saved many lives by its timely use. Every person
afflicted with these complaints invited to II,
one bottle Oft which is warranted to give relief
Pamphlets containing full directions and ccti
Gcatcs OF cures accompany each bottle
Preoarcd ouly at No 3 South Third street, Phil
alcIphia
the above Medicine are for sale a
the store of
JOHN r. MOYER,
Bloomsbury.
BLANKS! -BLANKS!
z--JI,lr"sBlaDk EXECUTIONS A.
&tJiliDNS just printed and lOr sale
his Office
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IHIANIAMo

MASRIED-On the 9th inst by Rev. s. To
bias, Mr., JONATHAN KocuEn to Miss LYDIA Ben.
NET, both oi Mahoning township,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13

THE Oregon Nrgotia'iOn,-The Union
of Saturday, contradcs the statement oI
the National ln,eligercer respecting the
removal 10 London Of The Oregon negolia-
iin,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13

NaSS Va. Re ROESESDNs
HAS has just returned from Philadelphia
and added to her former atock large as
sorImenI of Millinery ard Fancy Articles.
consisting in par, of a general assortment OF
Fashionable Ribbons Of all kinds,
Bonnet VrIUet ofah colorS and quality.
Htnier .Ariifciu' FIowers Of ali kinds.
and almost every thing else tha, may be
called for in her line All OF which will bt
sold very low. Ladies are requested lo
call and sec of themselves.
December 5
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THE NE W SPAPER.

A newspaper taken in family seem,
to shed CLEAN Of intelligence around. !
gives the children lssie for readng-i
communicates all The important event.
which are passing in the busy world it is
never falling source Of amusement. and
furnishes fund Of instruction which will
never be exhausted. Every family, how
ever poor, if they wish 10 hold place in
the rank of intelligent beings, should take
at least one newspaper. And The man, who
possessed of property sufficient 10 mako
himself easy for life, aud surrounded by
children eager for knowledge, is ins'igaed
by the vile Split of cupIdisy and neglecs
10 subscribe to newspaper, is efficient in
the duties Of parent or a good ci.izen, and
is deserving OF the censure of his Intelligent.
neighoOts,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13

In the recent ohort IL procure = jury
10 Try Polly BodIne, in New York,
more than 5000 persons were called ur
and examined, and only nine JIrors OBJ
taiued. The tIJrt was abnndoned, and
n is though, she wrl 1e removed 10 an.
other county for lrial.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13

II is believed instrhe February ins'ai
mrnl oi ln,rrr.t on the State debt WI
be promptly paid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-13

Missouri STD eCOUeEtiOn In tn e Con.
vtnllon now in session al Jefferson, Mis-
souri, for the revision of the consolation o
that Slalc, member offered resolution
proposing to deprive the Legislature of the
power TO incorporate Banks, and decarin g
all contracts, the consideration of which ia
Bank notes, null and void 1t was ncgalived
by the decided vote Of 40 10 10. A prop.
oslllon lha, the Governor shall have been
fifteen years citizen Of the United States,
and five years a citizen of Missouri was al !.
so voted down-ayes 49, noes AZ. twas
afterwards agreed upon that the Goveuor
ohal! hereafter be thirty ofyears age, shall
have been citizen Of the United Stales Ten
years, and citizen of Missouri FIVE years
The New York herald., 1845-02-26

Brig Mara. 0sx-. s-.a frcm Bel,r. Hon Fsb = -h LOG
wood. TO blanca L~n brr jsno sch Is.ss Frsnka
Browa sd fof Boston. 20 "a la o. loo q III sxasssd
br,g showing blue signal with ~hite m M ish LAT
oa = o. saw shp Deeeacn Alsa, from Nsw Orleans
Brig o,eu, knishi. from rope. Pm F,b TO- wi,h sug.s
Ne 70 Ho~lsnd Axpin vail Ift ha1qas Fsnrhss Hence
"a or acusysn. % lad ior NHasen bIEs w Watson. Fck
,edt une; W Loekhsrt. for fhlsd~iphta days. ALI.
MI nax Msnson snd fnt s.wyer sehu Ceres rarbos
before ~.'s"'''s'sses ests
Brig u Appl-ton, Bradford 70 d.ys from New or..u.
Norhsm. - ''
Swedish schr Hazard Christ from Lexhorn and last from
Gibraltar SO days with 90 bales tons marble a rkx
mdse 70 Nusi Co 18th 81 lon e se.L. hr,x
Columbus, of and from Boston Tor West ladies
Schr Agawam, Lane, Csrd~aas tsb IN sth so hha
noiases 20 ,ss DO Reed Hoppock Sailed "a with eh
: sshr Margaret Smith. Smith, day, from Wilmington Nc.
schr Olive Cour'en from Plymouth. NC with cotton aad
schr Miehsan Terry. II day. from Baltimore with md.s
master. -
schr Roger Psmee, Burt from Eaons Neck with mds I'm
the wreck Of schr Reside.
Schr Revenue, Danes York River.
Schr North America, York River.
Sloop Eliza. Craig Absecom.
Below.
One ship one barque, three brigs, uuknox
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
Died.
~
On Monday evsning,

Died.
On Monday evsnng 24th inst JOHN McCAusLAsp in
the 35th year OF his age.
M friends End scquantances and those Of the family
are to attend the funeral this afternoon "a
.m his late residence, ll6 Seventh street. be.
tween s.xth and Seventh avenues.
, donday morning Gath inst suddenly, MARION RAE,
WE Of Henry A. Aud
The friends Of the family also the members OF Division
No Sons OF Temperance and the order in general and
the members Of Association No. United Brothers Of
temperance respectfully invited the fune.
noon At ~ o'clock The remains will be taken to Green
wood Cemetery.
IFrom the New Orleans Jefersoniaa Republican Feb Isl
lcoMMu>IcArEp
OsruAAv-Departe. this life, Thursday morning al
o'clock. in the 18th year Of his ngc Mr. VIM. JACK
son, Of New York. cf Charles H. Jackson of that c
~ Melancholy is II indeed to witness the slow but
tam ravagcs oil disease upon the wasted FORM but when
IN the full exercise OF every faculty in the pride of
hood ard the happy Of security the stroke
OF death falls upon one We have learned to love and ad
ject Of this notice clsms tribute from the hand friend
ship though poor indeed must be the Offering from one
who has not The captivating Of language with
whicnt speak his virtues, the rich gifts OF poesy
scatter DER his tomb Brave frank generous he
YET arm IN those purposes which to his mind seemed
marked and proper-led instnctively by high Of
honor and feeling OF manly pride. No man was more
ready TO sone for wrong-none ceptble to the
slightest breath OF shame To his friends he was open
and unreserved and his countenance the that
reflected the yet thought OF his mind Still
voice which has 80 often lent 10
his dcsponding friends, and animated their dropping
sprf'shxed those eyes which have often
with love and sheco leless s tho hand that ever
ready TO upraise itself defence Of those he loved
protect the powele<s tho ferocty Of
the opprssscr-pulseiess mo'oncss the heart where
nonot and truth he'd fixed their imperishable imprint
Poor Jacksen Dctng parents thy less keen end
bitter sngnshthy will hold thee enshrincd within
her heart Of the fcndest and dearest Of brothers
and TO Hin Who ,smpeu the wind TO the shorn lamb we
commit thy sfi'clsd wife and fatherless infant Fare
well, my riens
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
AUCTION SALES.

VIM w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer
STOCK OF CROCkERY. Glass and China, Thursday
- Feb 27h loh O'Clock the store Eighth Avenue
near lith street. lots om the shelves AM
Plates, Dishes, Baker. Teas, Tea Sets Bowls Chambers
Pltchers Mugs &C. China Tea and Dinner Sets Toilet
Lamps and other fancy articles Goods we'll packed and
free Of charge. FIG ltsec
WM. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer
HOUSE FURNITURE SALE-Frday, February 2sth at
loH o'clock general assortment Of Furniture
tanned in the three story House No I6 City Hall Place.
q Duane street consisting parst Brussels and three ply
Carpst Rugs Oil Cloths Piano Forte and Stool mahogany
Sofas Chairs Centre and Pier Tables and Glasses Set Dining
Tables Mantel Grandoss, Solar Lamps, Paed Ware and
Cutlery China and Glass French Bedsead BeddnR Bureaus
Chairs Ingram Carpets Steel Fire Sets and Standards
Also, Kitchen Furniture
Sale positive for cash, the family removing fec sec
UCTlON NOTiCE-Saea No II Spruce street. this day.
comprising excellent second hand Furnitre; a stock Of
as.t sas Grsndoss superb Engraysg Sofas Erneh Bed
Cooking Stove and quantity Of other furnishing articles
Also several articles not called for the last pub admins
trasors sae. THOS BELL,
III t~ec Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

WILL BE SOLD Public vendue Wednesday the 2sth
- dav o. February at IL o'clock A. NJ, the late
de9ce Of Henry 9 Car deceased the Real Estate Of which
died possessed situate in the Of Huntington county
OF suffolk viz: the Homestead containing about Of
Land on which are two Dwelling Houses good Barn and Out
pom, Of water which hs, failing spring the hou:r
whole Farm being goed fence of Timber Sprout
Land adjoining the road leading from Dixhlls Sweet Hol
and spoS Land known BY the o
also another piece Of Sprout and Timber Land lying
the house q Philip Valentine and adjoining the road leading
less also OF Salt Sedee Meadow on Great
acres. ~ -
The above will be sold altogether pieces suit purcha
Jacob CARL on the prem:e., Gilbert CARL, Dixhills-
Any other information bgvsn by Conkln Car Brook
lyn, and nd.pHMtahe q M zig titles given for the same
IRHtRN GnIHRktRNN Admnis,E.ors mi ,S for them
The New York herald., 1845-02-26

.ssreS-naraae rsai.ns-ie has vermiIion "A Low 70
fe. mating fans 100 bss ERE crackers Whitr-s5
r msfttag Withsrril s~s-r2 bss mds- Wood--2etu
bss az crackers Rohinson Wsn-3 bss Bucsey Cr,ne-9
lkxN Cary col w fofbrs-il hxs l2t chs
.nsnel Nstan cee bys button. SILKS ooodhue X
coloo m hfe erscksrs n d. annise 70 bk china 10
eassA bud - bd srit 10 srrnon 20 bxs sweet.
meats a rabar. nsia onsde-3350 rolls mating
ne eaetss y cloth hss gageI ~ bales root 20
hss eetsa bud d. fans u 40 buttons 10 do rermon
tnfae ! d. t~his trdsr.
ltts-rsg Marian osErt3 logwood n ceroons 10.
dasp s311i bisacoS Sksep abous.se bas sarsapan IA
ed ats s.sil ess eopss Asssnde-2 bales hats $500
0asakss - eecss1uts
fgecs-hn9 LOfept Is hhds .ugn 100 a. moissses How.
lsnd Asrts~a to DO 10 chs msllsss w Archibald
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
Bv Last NIGHTS N0Uthern Mail.

pool. ~
BALIiMonE, Feb 2i-An Garonne Myers, Amsterdam; Fa.
vorits brl Masters, Bermuda BLOW, coming up, full
gred brig snd schrs Sid Rchd Anderson Liverpool; AL
bert, aud Schiller. BIemen Archibald Oracle Barbadoes
NYork. e'
- spoken.
.enturion Of Newcastle Me- from Mobile for Haye Feb H.
of Cspe Florida ~ - >' " 30
sss,o Hopkins 30 hours from Norfolk for JAMAICA Feb 90
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
KKII,GHARp Van DYKE, JI;. .Age.ionesr.

RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr, Auctionesr
- THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT HOTEL. corner 4th
t.: Avenue and 86h Anthony j. BIZ ecker Co will
sell auction Thursday the 27th day Of March next
O'clock the Mechants' Exchange the very valuable
property the side of the 4 and south side
street The gopnd contains so fee, the and 100
paid the property within blocks Of large
Croton Reseryor The House large twosory attic build
ing with cellar ad kitchen under the whole with sheds
sth st The premises desirable for the purpose of
public nbuse and occupied
remain bond and mortgage per cent Possession will
be given the st Of Nay Title ndsputabe For
toi NOWLAN on the premises, No. Eleventh street.
f20to mr27%m
The New York herald., 1845-02-26

Ar FOR NEW ORLEANS Lfaisilra aud New
MN Yors Lin~-Rsgnlsr Paelcfo Nsleh gtl,-Ih ap.ea
kkIk, ,ild ne barqu- JANE H. NJ lILiANS Cam. rst.
DER expressly for packet will sell ahovr, r regular
dsv.
For freight or passage having hands furnished sccommo
d apply board. Orleans whf foot Of Wall
n. X COLLINS Co. s. South ~
rtsely goods received board alter wedne scaY
ia. SIN lEtf
Asc1t. IN New Orleans, Messs Hulbn n oodtud, sho
whl promptly forward I'll good sheu address ga
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
new stock Exch.nse.
SALES OF srocxs-BosroN, Feb. "a

SALES OF STocKs-BosroN, Feb. "a.
Exchange London 09z so shares f. Boston
l2 so do, botw l2A 100 Western RR, bolOd 994; 10 do
99 l35 Norwich and Worcester RK, ~ ny; i25 Phade
pha Baltimore and Wilmington RR 22 22k 20 Western
scrip, 0lh; Is Heading RR, 2is.
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
Dss~essse rsnporsassons.

"a - s.s.--.e o-ssy. iss bales eouoa 9 Darby
~ i.sress kssss-ss shis y Whites5 bass bales
e's - s.'msna- Do setten 10 - spodofa Ties
~ 49, !. - Ntffs hrseh 4 eo-y1 Menu coil
& ~. "a .esm.scss % .,r. L.~vre. hil-s do
Ne1~f ieos-s jsents-t tharshmse-Iie2 ahs pok ig
- hA"s eei % hsaf suyd sag i've bsrs cotton 20
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, 10 P. M.

EDITOR HERALD
At The meeting OF the Senate, at p. M, this
afternoon, it was expected Mr.. Berrien of Georgia
would have spoken against annexation, but he
complained Of indisposiion. Mr. McDuffie took
the floor, and delivered very able speech in favor
OF annexation.
II is thought the Senate's postage bill will pass
the House Tomorrow II so, so far so good.
Yours, &c. SANDY HOOK
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