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NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Brooklyn, October 18th, Sia
DURSUANT TO Act of the Legislature, emitted " An
Act relative the collection of in the City Of
Brooklyn and for other purposes (passed April Sh S49
Notice hereby given that tho Assessment Rolls for taxes
fr the year this day been delivered TO the
Comptroller OF the City of BROOKLYN and that from all tsxes
which shall he paid the said Comptroller within thirty
days from the date hereof deduction OF three per cent
viii be made and that from all taxes which shall be SO paid
after the expiration of the said thirty days and within sixty
day deduction of per cent VIII be
made aud that on and ger the FRS, Tuesday 10 January
next ore per cent will be added 10 all axs then remaining
UNPAID and that Thud Tuesday OF January next the
-id Comptroller will deliver the Collectors OF the City OF
Brcokyn The said Assessment Rolls together with the
rsIs thereto annexed directing them 10 proceed with re-
gard to unpaid the manner directed by law
The Comptroller would respectfully request those who
intend to OF the provisions OF the Act refer
red notice inform him thereof soon as
practicable that their bills be IL readiness rs 10 pre-
vent delay when hey may be prepared pay their taxes
In compliance with reso stlon OF the Mayor and Com
mon Council NOTICE is hereby further given that ne
Comptroller will receive taxes his Office in the City Build
ings, FROM 5 O'CLOCK A. NJ. UNTIL 2 O'CLOCK
P NJ. and q: other hours.
,9, 7In A fl OSBORN COMPTROLLER
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JUST PUBLISHED,
THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY FOR Schools, ilus-
Isled by 20 engrsyings and s. maps, win globe
msp plan, in vol ito. by s. G. Goodrich euinor
OF Peter PErley's Tales &c
The above WORK has already been introduced into the
Public Schools OF Rochester aad in number OF otlers
The first edition uearly disposed OF, The second
Will be publshe6 in few days.
HUNTINGTON l. SAVAGE. 2i6 Psarl-st-
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Eanlps, Gu,Ierp, &e.
pREr1IuM 1.AMP sToRE,


GoUTHoUY K MEYERS, 5il Broadway, respectfully
" nvehe public Call al their store and examine me
richest and extensive assortment TO be onnn IN ms
country OF BRoNZED and oRM0Lu CHANDELlEsth;S
CENTRE MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET, and READ
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA. GlRANDOLES, BlsAC-
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTICkS,i in every variety
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS new and superb article, Pc
cuisrly desirable for packets Ind steamboats,.
In evidence OF the superiority of this portion OF their STOCK
any other OF lis class offered to The public u is St
thew can with honest pride less that SIN GOLD
and -FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded 10 the uanuiscur,
within the years for The greatest variety and
beauty OF patterns and The unTiyaed hnsn OF he worn
Every article sold by c. N ID warranted 20 be wha ey
represent those who wish 10 obtain first class goods X
proc oen paid for such OF very inferior qualify
requested favor Them with Gull before purchas
elsewhere -.
~ A liberal discount TO Churches and Hotels 81 ly
LAMPS. GIRANDoLEs, &c.
T AMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
~ CANDELABRASj for the Spring Tr.deLDiEIZ
BROTHER co. No. IS John street. ars manua :tnllns
and have always OF hand complete OF articles IN
a, wholesale or RETAIL al LOW PRICES for cash:
Improved Chemical OIL and Cainphene Lamps
Sofa Lamps, Gill and Bronzed, in great variety.
Cornelius Co.'S celebrated Potent Solar Lard Lamps,
GrandoIer various patterns, gih, syefed or bronzed
Suspending So!ars, Doric Camphene Lamps.
Bracket SouIs, Side 90 DO
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Pslent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Csmphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oil, Pure Sperm OIL,
DO Cam phene, Solar and Lard Oil,
do Burning Flud, Refined Whale OIL mlsJ
DODGERS'S TABLE CUTLERY IN SETS.
IA few sets OF the genuine Joseph Rodgers Sons
Table Cutlery il sets Of 81 pieces complete, with ivory
handles, French pattern Forks For sale by
nl2 JOHN J. BROWN CO.. l22 Fuon-sL
uAKDWARE and Cullery.-Sealnan Lowerrv z7s
Ii Springs Greenwich.st offers for sale large
general .sortnent Of Hardware, Cutlery Britannia and
JAphned Ware ola
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ENIRE ISSURANCE.-The Mutual Insurance Com
pany OF the City OF New York, Office No o. formerly
No 52) Wal-s-The Directors have the satisfaction 10 in
form The public that all claims this Company accustomed
by the ae disastrous ire, and all other Claims have been
adjusted and paid in full aud they deem proper add
that althoug their have bean what npaired by
the late the Company have still securely invested
capital OF TWO HUNDRED AND ElGHTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue insure against loss damage
by hre favorable similar institutions this
city.
The Company commenced business in 1887, on the old
Mutual SYSTEM and continued up The year lsO9 when
the Mutual plan abandoned and charter obtained
retaining the original bu; inappropriate name, the bust
Company that period has been based
INVESTED CAPrAl divided into shares OF fifty dollars
By order, GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. B. MCDONALD, Secretary.
New York, October 2ith lB+5. oS0 II cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

IN PUHsI ANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate oi me
County of NevYork, notice is hereby given 10 al per.
having claims against Jacob DRAKE late OF The City OF
NewYork deceased present the with the vouchers
thereof the subscriber his residence No 50 Bowery in
lie City OF NewYok, before The eighth day OF May
mex. Dated New YORK, the hh day 0! November, ls%o
BENZ DRAKE,
SaML. It. SklDMORE, Executors.
n6
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5toufs &l.

NEW PATENT
A IR TIGHT Rotary Cooking Stoves, for sale By
n oal 2n VIM WEST. lS3 Hudson
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TUlhE RODS sDt Round Iron--Th. S7D.enbsfs
w Agents Ncw-Jorscy Iron Co. hare basd i1I rs
eoTtnon OF RO1nd ITOl and Sirc Ec. Ioxrihsf ~itf
hoops, Bands, Sof9ll Oss. Asls y ,i.est IRON
p3 SHERMAN, A4WATEk 4 co. u suS0cpst
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Books.
ADaNs;s NEW ARITHMETIC.


THIS valuable School Book is considered throughout
New Ens!and and the Eastern Stalls r ~
ANY oTHEE' work Arithmetic TO! our Ioi tI
schools ihe Arfaasenn=ni Of ns'tef losHJ -, az
oetrteuE demnarsio Of TIE ertrae.icn Of tx Sqie a
Cub h2oif' i9uHd aioe Ia ttti -7ors' glSe srs
OYER every 9'h-r Arithmetic n the HiaIEtL IT,,
have been offered the propreor- for The privilege OF
in their Illustrations and blocks, found IN Adams ts
Arithmetic INTO other WORKS THIS ArlthihsIiy' - .
adapted % the Halifax currency has teen PuD.i-ed N '
Csnadss and also neop:ei in he Missionary sehoot, ''
Published by JJ. " PREETTS>. Keens n II
COLLINS. BROTHER co. New, iork-
PHILLIPS i SAMPSON, Boston, Mass
Ard Tor sale by Booksellers generally NJ eoo
ptrEHT' Laws OF THE UNITED SITES TIES
Just published by ih- subscribers, IN ?siI?et
Tie Patent Laws OF The United States coEi2!eeoeeLoi
win lnornaLlon 10 persons having business 10 TRANSACT a.
Also 1s: Tuo.hei-The Laws relating 10 Landlord and
Tenant, ,he Fire Laws Gig OF New ForE, together
with The Fir. Limits ari Mechanics Lien Laws M new
Religious lncofpoaGons; and The Laws rr!shg 10
TOYS IN? Administrators AL with The latest isH
Published, and for sale oy JANSEN BELL,
p2' Books-ers and Ststoners, l58 Nassau st
WgARToN7s
| IMPROVED CHECK ROLL-ror the use oi Master >.
accomSsaird with Tine Book and Ready Cacps;or
nI9 MARX H NEwMAN's, 1879 Broadway.
THE MISSIONARY MEMoRIAL AND
A MEXICAN RELIGIOUS GIFT BoOk-BeauLfully
"A printed. and elished By superby executed FFoai
spiece, in CT! colors; bound in morocco extra git
SOME THE CONTRIBUTORS;
Rev. J ". Alexander D. D. bliss Il. F. Gculd,
Rev. F,rskine Mason D. D. Rev J. ". Browne.
Re-. w r. Williams D. D. Rev Eugene hincsii,
Rev. Gardiner Spring. D. D. Rev. Robert Baird D. D.
Rev j Bowling. Il II. William W. Lard,
Re-. Ru1s ". Grswoid W. Gilmore SiIrms,
Rev. ". B. Sprague, D. u. J. G. Whittier,
Mrs. Sico.rney James Russell Lowell
Mrs. Z. Steele, Rev J. o. Choules, a. II.
Also edition without the oil colorcd coutspece boucd
in handsome ..usir and gilt
Z. WALKER, Publisher, IA FUlton-st
r. NoTIcE 10 Booksellers and Agents.-The seventh
edition of DowlingS History Of Romansm will be ready on
Monday. 17ih inst ni
DANIEL ADEE, lG7 Fulion-st has just published
DNo - Braiihwai;es Retrospect OF Practical Medicine
and surgery, hs.yearS Journal consinng Retrospect
ve View OF every Discovery and Practical Improvement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

Gov. Brown. o! Tennessee, in his Message
ss;.ls,ure Of ;hs, State, transmitted on the nf
~. reo,smends the Abolition Of tie Punishment o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

4 LnANACs.-The trade supplied win AlniaI-acs al
IA the prices Of nj The Tribune o.ch Hns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

@ FOR SALE very cheap, Farm OF . acres, ? miles
E3 rom the centre OF The City OF Rochester. Dwelling
of brick in good repair, large aud convenient and
large stone barn. great abundance and variety OF ne
choicest fruit On McAdanized road and IN soou nsiSH
better soil in the whole OF the famed Genesee alley ce
$500. Address W. II. CUMMINGS, Rochester \. l.
tr,.nd
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RsaI estate.

TO IET.-A Parlor and Bedroom 10 slsie gen
rs tlemsu in private house In The vicinity oi hoios
z G-rden For further particulars, please nguije "
No = Wa,ersL up stairs ID ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

NOTICE TO LANDLORDS AND LAWYERS.
a LFRED ROACH Constable OF the Second W ARD, begs
IA lruyc 20 inform -I the public In General, mat hc
lr' ou hud!ofda wRgrnns and SERVES men, m usual
aud attends To the foreclosure OF or2ages agens io let
ng houa.a and collecting rents, &c. House No ~ Cha
Olicc nj the MlIine Conn., NIB yscOd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

ATLANTIC D0CK.-The ownsrs sad CApt4ns o,
"A ships and steamboats, OF largest clkSs fsxpoc
fully informed thai cop.moous scd safs be for oortry
he respective vessels duhg the approaching ~aisf may
be obtained within espscous Basin Of ib- Auastr
Dock and reasonable terms than a. ny Of tn ope
docks alony shores OF ho port
There ample Tor any quantity Of Lighters, Csssi
or Towboats with perfes proiecOs from ss or otef
eascalues TO which cram are exposed elsewhere
Owners Agents wa md 70 call ~ tho
oHce OF the Atlantic Dock c0mpaaJ, No. o Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

by ORDER OF the Hon. CHARLES P. DAILY, As-o,
ID cas Judge ofih- Cour of Common Pleas ofihe City and
County YORK. Notices hereby gven pursuant 10 ne
provisions oftae authorizing attachments against non
resident debtors attachment has issued against the
OF JAMES " HOLMES, anonrcsident OF the state OF
New York. and that the will be sold for the payment OF
his unless he appear and discharge such attachment ac-
cording law within nine months rom The first publication
of this notice. and tina, the payment OF any debts due 10 MN
y residents this STATE and the delivery linn for his
USE OF any property within this State belonging 10 him, and
the transfer any such property By him or his agents are for
hidden by law and are vold-DaeG the 5;h dag OF March,
1915 A. WILLIAMS, Attorney for Attaching Creditors
Arms plesss coDy rnh6 lgwsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

rHrhiFF:S -ALE.-by ylTtle OF a VII OF Fiefl
- Facas directed and delivered, Will expose 70
ssle Wednesday End day of October neSt, al Il O'Clock
NJ a. the vesu5ul- City Hall the city OF New fori
al the right title and interest winch Samuel D. Craig hsd on
he nineteenth day October, St0l thousand eight
hundred and forty or ateTS ards, whose HANDS
.orvsT may IN and 10 M bai certain piece or
parcel of land situated between the Fifth and SIKH avenues
and Seventy sixth and SeyeI.yseventh streets Known rs
let No 3 or the map OF the Common Lands OF the Mayer
Alderman, and COmmonsity OF the city OF Newly orS-
Bounded on the WesI road laid the said map and
called The Vest roed East By certain oie. road laid
oul on the said map called the Middle road on the North
e By street Sixty fee; IN breadth and The South side
by stree; Sky feel in breadth and containing length
both sides filth sixth nine hundred and
twenty feet ana IN depth hundred feet be the same d
enslons more or less together with al enemeu here1ita
len:s appur.ensrces 5ereunto belonging or n an
wise apPertainilg. New-York, September ION, lsfo -
WM. JONES, Sheriff.
JOSEPH WEED Deputy Sheriff. slD lGwow
The above sale IS postponed until Monday Dec 9Th lio
WM JONES. Sheriff.
Tos-pu WrrD Deuurv Sheriff osS law,Ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

FARM FOR SALE, in the town OF h asst Ches-
SYS ter West Chester Co miles from the Harlem Ns
road, Underhrs Depot being one OF ;he best srlas III
s,;d Comfy Incsre OF the subscriber the premises
soy -. Sa,b ,s15 In2plm.I CALEB MORGAN.
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IT>@sss J. X. CARPENTER x CV.'s Lne Ior
4 .fr-=si SNewburg The new barge So ERlUR
N,AsnsA,ziAs1 Capt CRASHES HALJTEAp, Will leave he
f,ot ~ sresa-sl every Tuesday ard Friday afternoon
5ocIock-nd r,-urring will leave Newbqrgh every Wei
n.a,lsv ala SnmrlsY afternoon NJ O'Clock
Tho above barge tIed up with sa:erooms, large and
cpnoilous ca,ius and passengers Will mud II very pc
SAINT way OF making the PASSAGE
Freight taken NJ The lowest rates.
All 5,,age PACKAGES PARCELS OF goods money must be
80 ~ ,hs bon, ar rscsjp;,.i for sig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

Leay- Cumberland al 6P NJ by the National
Road Good Intent Stage Lines, and arrive in Wheeling
or SttsOurs next evening.
Passe ers for PtsbIrg lake the spendid and mod
ern bull s.caDoGts BrowGSve, and thereby have ony
II niles o. Staging the whole route.
First cNss scGDUats Wheeling and Pitisours Dou
y, and Passengers forwarded without delay 10 GIN
CiNNATl ell ether PortS in the South and West FG
s; 10 Cincinnati.
For Througn Tickets by this route apply In Philadelphs
Railroad oco OF AarAet and Eleventh sre-1
WnaT.
Fare through from Philadelphia 10 Wheeling, SlS; 70
Fsburg, 81, with the privilege OF stopping al Baltimore
and resunns pleasure 10. further Information, tr
ply lo }. L. LGMMEk Agent At the Office OF
1870 yif Adams N Co.'s Express No. II Wall Ct ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

E'KESCE Italian Window Shsies-A few pairs OF
entr-iy styles VIII b. exhibited by hELTE hl,
ksR- Importers aud Manufacturers of W ndo shsirs and
MUuDtngs l3l ChAtAn-,t For sale and aisr Monday
th. q MP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

DODGERS'S TABLE CUTLERY IN SETS.
IA few sets of the genuine Joseph Rodgers& Sons
handles French pattern Forks For sale by
mo JOHN ]. BROWN I Co. - Eul,on.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
3llsura1lcc.

ry,HE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance ComPe-
4 ny-Othce No. SIS Wall-street-Wiih a sound Capital
pledged for future Losses exceeding S200,OOV-aller
tnue 10 insure against loss or damage ~ IRE and the
CASUALTIES OF MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION, or
the most favorable Terms
~ Claimants By ,e recent IRE Bre requested 10 orwnro
their claims for Immediate adjustment
TRUSTEES.
James De P Ogden Sarn L. Mitchell, A. NJ Merchant
James Brown Samuel Wiets Sp'erS. Benedict
John Gihon VIM. d. Thompson Almei Reed.
T. Burnt, VIM Adams, ticnard IRWIN,
P. SpodDrd. R WhtHiarsh Loring Andrews
A. Norrie BENZ. Richards, Adm Ben,
d. A. Comstock. james Reyburn, f. IL DeAno,
p. ~ Whilmore VIM H. Aspinwal, A. Foster, ~
Edyr f. Sandersor, Thos. W. Ludlow, q. w. Gray,
A. Woodhull, Leo'd 5. Suarezt Jas H. ' al Alee,
Rob! L. Taylor, Thos B. Richards, Jed Frye
Edwd Center, John Cryder jacob Harvey,
Henry Chaurcey Schuyler Livingston.
JAMES p DE OGDEN President
A. NJ MERCHANT Vice-PresidenL
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.>s@10 =. HittiINiNE LINE TT ocioeA-sof
y s4ArsS 4 bany and Troy, and niermsdaiS plsoe.
rtsEnss-s.S rhc low pressure steamboat TROY: Capt
A Corhs,il viii leave NewYork from pier al the 1907 o.
BARCLAYS at O'Clock, A. NJ every Tuesday THURSDAY and
saturday Returning, will leave Troy At i O'Clock: A ID
ana Albany at O'CLOCK a. ii. every Monday, WEDNESDAY
AMI Friday. -, D....
leaves N.,s.York al O'Clock A. ~. Monday, "Wednesday
and FRIDAY and Troy al clock A. NJ Albany at o'clock
A. NJ Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
n =, ta nncT on I. tvi,r foot OF Bstclayst zig
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nASIEL ADEE, l07 Fulion-st has just published
NNo - Braithwsiies Retrospect OF Practical Medicine
and Surgery, hsyeary Journal consinng RETROSPECT
ve View of every Discovery and Practical In proveineri
In the Medical Sciences. Commenced in January, $40
Published in London in Julv snd January ofevsry year
and repubshed in New-York by DANIEL AID EE No. l07
Fulious TermsThe frs; 10 Nos or fge years, 50 Per
thereafter. 81 lnvnrirhlv in advance. MI y
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fNUTTLE, COwLEY IL HASTIE,S Blass
Foundry. corner OF Grand and Third " ttamsbursh
Manufacturers OF Bnss Butt Hinges. Flush Bolts Motticc
and Barrel But. Buttons aud Plates, Casin Dosr loks
&c- Also, Brass Boit. and Composition Hinges ana
Castings Tor Ship~ork, nj the noa reasonable ,rsils
Brnss Castings done 10 order u2I S,v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

@ STEFAN POWER and rooms 10 le! IN The IT.
A::s sune Buildings Apply 81 this once. ,seo,I
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~ The number will be published on the si day OF
July uDd thence regularly the first secular cay OF every
LINN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

NEWARK CAi.ItN CO rl.4a- Sax C,ineut aud
Y Marble tGst i.cutvrs' 5.sh ,y7ras Aa5ai,
ind Ia stihe ISIS rn st ialc .,
o2g I'm t..A 49, = = LIZ ;. IvIuanl-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

.TEliE GERMAN Lauguage-German evening Glasses
are being arranr ed the Office OF NJ Van Hoevenherg,
Esq No Is Centrest by NJ Erheer author OF "a Phrase
Book in English and German
Private classes formed by ladies gentlemen among
themselves viii be attended TO by E. Apply 10 E. n the
above office "a lmeod
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-23
rnoM THE pEMocaAr.-pY REQUEST.

Ma. EDIroR.-lt is high time that the people Of this
District should know who il for the seat vacated
by the resignation Of late worthy and efficient Scna
tor, MIR. Peyton. Whatever may be the claims of
Rockbrdgc, and doubt not their cXistcncc-t is our
duty TO look home and ascertain whether have not
in Augusta, man, who, at this important crisis in the
history OF Virginia, will best represent the interests
this section Of the State 1t is probable from the 'sgns
Of the times" that during the next two years there
will arise in the Legislature Of Virginia. questions
only involving the interests of the present time but
OF succccdng generations, for ages yet Then
let us act with caution.
We doubt not but good sister Rockbridgc, could
present the names Of many gentlemen well qualified
this important trust But the question is, will she do il
Will she offer us man in every way acceptable
one whose views tho great questions agitating
the public mind, coincide with our own We want a
man who is friendly to Internal Improvement who will
stand up for Western rights by going 'hcar aud hand
for bill TO take the of the people the subject
OF Convention to reform the constitution an ardent
friend OF Education, and opposed to division of the
State.
In our midst We have just such man. sterling Wing;
we alludc TO JONI McCuE, Esq Augusta has had evil
dcncc oil his abilities as legislator, and she is willing
to try him again. He belongs that class of men, ho
in the hour of ,umult and danger always act with cool
and discriminating Judgment, In a word, he is a prac-
tcai man. not TO be imposed upon and carried away by
the wild schemes of the thcorist. But why need
we urge the claims of one well known throughout the
District, as Mr.. McCuc? We call upon him TO leave
ms farm, for while, and forcgo, for period, the plea
surcs OF his retirement for the busy of the pot
cal field We doubt but he will be as accountable TO
our neighbors of Rockbrdgc any Of her own sons
AUGUSTA.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-23
MEXICAN PRIvATEERS.

Intelligence by the Cambria states, that SO
strong was the Impression in Great Britain that
Mexico had declared war against the U. States,
that many merchants had despatched fas, sailing
vessels to the Gulf of Mexico TO obtain authority
to pirate upon American commerce. And the
Dublin Mercantile Advertiser, after re,narkinp
that 1t is only by letters of marque to priva,eers
that any serious annoyance can be given to the
trade OF the United States, says 1--WE have
learned that number Of vessels have proceeded
to Mexico, to be employed as privateers. The
Shamrock, which has been for some years re-
venue cruiser on the Irish station, and had been
known at Kingston as one of the fastest boats in
the squadron. was sold by the government some
months since. She subsequently proceeded to
Liverpool whence, two or three weeks since, she
sailed for Mexico, the owners intending to take
out letters Of marque for the privateer SERVICE"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-23
ANOTHER BOOK.

Or making books there seems to be no end
Neither seems there to be an end to the sDisclo-
sores' which are being made. The best of it is
100, that these are all family quarrels among the
Harmonious Democracy We have lust re.
ceived copy of a curious work Of 81 pages, on
the tyler Dynasty bearing the title on the CO.
yer which may be found in our advertising col
umns, headed More Revelations.' We find on
the title page this additional reflection:
"Avenging justice, though sometimes slow,
yet always sure, will soon thunder down ana,he.
mas upon your head. The accumulated misery
your perhdy has caused, will yet be seen, like
foul spirits, passing before your vision and make
you curse the day that gave you BIRTH"
Burgess, Stringer ~ Co. have it for sale. We
have no room for some observations we intended
to make on it, but we may refer to it again. The
author was Locofoco Editor in one of the west
ern cities Of this State, and one who was but re-
Gently deeply in the confidence of the Tyler Adj
ministraton. There is more Cumming.-N. Y.
Tribune.