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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-23
NJ A i2 lH 7 10 :

on the 10th inst, by the Rev. John A. Van Lear Dr.
WIN: H. BLAIR, OF this county, TO Miss HErry MArl-
pA WALLACE, daughter Of Mr.uohn Wallace of Rock
bridge county.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS
To be had at ]. c. MYERS, near New Hope.

TO be had at ]. c. MYERS, near New Hope.
AM now prepared to make to order any Fur.
nIture that may be wanted in the Cabinet line
such as
Bureaus, Side Boards, Dining Tables, Chairs,
Candle Stands, Secretaries, Bed
steads, &c. &c. &c.
am determined to sell 90 per cent. cheaper
tor cash than such articles can be bought for in
the county OF Augusta. Persons wishing TO pur-
chase TO advantage had better call upon me. and
thus save money and encourage home industry at
the same time. j. G. MYERS.
New Hope, Oct 16, 1876
~. III have furnished myself with
II Il IL T. for the accommodation Of those
who may need my services, aud will pay particu.
lar attention to The branch Of undertaking.. Plain
and extra Collins, Of all sizes, will be made on
reasonable terms, on suitable notice. ]. G. NJ.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-23

The quantity Of Corn received at Boston dur
ing the year ending on the LIST September, 1915,
was 1857 1855 bushels
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$50 Reward.
ATTENTION (!

'H'HE Courts of enquiry for lGOih Regiment, in
u the present year, will be held on the follow
ing days, TO wit: For the first Battalion, on
Thursday the 9th November, at Christian Bears.
Esq, near Churchville. For the second Bat. on
Friday the 9TH, at Capt. Jos. F. Hotels, in M.
Scion. For the Regiments, on Saturday the 9Th,
DIT Mr. Hennick's. near Spring Hill
ARMSTRONG RANKIN, Col.
October 9, 1915. 16O REGIMENT
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WAY NlNSlg0RO0
classical and otHMsAeas,aIicssL
S q II O O LIE

TtHE subscriber, graduate of the University
OF Virginia, having taken charge of the
school recently under the care Of the Rev. b. VI.
smith Will continue it during the next winter and
sprlng-The session 10 commence on the first of
november and close the last of June, including a
period of eight months.
The Classical course will embrace all the au-
'hors usually read, bot! Latin and Greek, with
written exercises.
The Mathematical course will embrace Alge-
era' Geometry, plain and spherical Trigonometry,
surveying and Navigation, Analytical Geometry
ana Astronomy with the calculation Of eclipses.
TERMS.
For the entire course, $50
FOR the higher branches Of English, in.
GLIDING the course in Mathematics, $50
-. n. II. MASSIE.
Waynesboro', Oct %, 1855
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5ISsGLTGI0Ns
HE partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the name and style of
a. ". Wren s. Bro,her

is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the late firm, whether
by note or book account are respectfully request
ed to make payment, as it is important that the
business should be closed as early as possible.
For the convenience and accommodation of
those interested, payment will be made to Mr..
A. ID. Wren, who is hereby authorized to settle
the business of the late firm.
A. ID. WREN,
X. l.. WREN.
Stanton, Oct. o, lS45.
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OREGON.


The last advices state that there are two pack
cts now running between Oregon City and Hon.
olulu; the American brig Chenamus, Capt. Syl.
vesIer' and the Hudson Bay Company's bark
Cowliz. The voyage between the two places
averages twenty-five to thirty days. The shin
gle trade is very brisk, an evidence that the Yam.
KEGS are at work on the banks of the Columbia,
OLE BULL has prepared farewell tribute to
Amerlca-a composition intended to express the
deep feeling and ardent love of liberty which
characterized our Revolution. The N. Y. Mir.
ror, speaking Of it, says: -
begins with a complaining voice, the first
mutmurs OF discomfort among the people; to
which respond tones of encouragement, as if
from their future leader, Washington. This is
followed by the rush TO battle, where through the
clang OF other instruments, the violin is heard 10
the tunes of Yankee Doodle, and God save the
King. The fierce conflict gradually subsidies into
wall for the fallen. The third movement. is a
very beautiful March, dedicated to the Memory of
Washington. The whole concludes with strain
OF triumph, ending with Hail Columbia.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

H'HE next session Of Miss SALLY HARRrsoN's
=, school will commence on The LIST Monday in
November.-Terms as heretofore.
otaunton, Oct. 30, 1866
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

SUPERIOR Court -Naphttdh F.ekiei Va. CrO,0ss rs
C0-Acii0n a. recover S27OO asserted loss BY fre a.
the cigar store Of plaintiff IN Nassau st. adjoining Fulton,
which partially burnt night in April last Il ws
insured for $500 The defence that the store had
been wilfuy fired IN a view TO dsiraud the Inc Ohce
and also that the claim much too high there not hsv
been 10 il conteuded. $1,000 Ina the store the time
The Court charged thar II the Jury, from the evidence
consider the store % have been tired aud plaintiff wa'
cognzsnt oft they would find for defendant they
must inquire % the other ground Ia wrong est
mate Is desgnedly made with view to delraud the 10
Company. the policy of insurance D. void and
the plaintiff cannot but the Jury consider tns
the wrong estimate arose from mistake they are al
liberty 10 correct h. Verdict for defendant For plain
til Messrs Edward SANFORD and II. r Barber For De
icndant Mr. :. Sherwood
COURT ~ COMMON PLEAs.-.IOhH heiiy ys. Ldnho
lot H0pard tor assaut and battery by Of he
owners Of the brewery AZ the upper end oi Washnion
against the defendant who also had interest in ih
property. They disagreed and seriou, blows were er
changed Mr. Kelly brings 'tion for damages Verdict
for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24
MARRIED :

ON "wednesday evening BY Rev Dr. Covel Mr. CAL.
VIN BkKER oi Genesce Co. % Mrs.. ANN SCOfFiELD
of This city
on "Wednesday evening 22d inst hy Rev Mr. Pafiee
THOMAS hartford to Miss SOPHIA GILBERT both
ot London bnsaud
On Tuesday evening. 2lst met by Rev x Mason 40
ercrombe. WILLIAM REYNOLDS Esq OF Mesivi.
Pa TO JULIE r daughter ct Henry :. Thorn, Ese q
tbs city
AZ ralensviie. y. Oct 22d. Mr. JOHN WILLIS
TON OF thus cry. 20 Mss JANE NJ. BONEsrEL. u IN.
former place
On the 22d By Rev Mr. Southland. l. w Mansfield to
Caroline VI Baysrd
Al Philadelphia 2ls, Il r ,rclsy Nsenti :, OF New
YORK io Angelina O Parry
Az HerSnner 18th, sy.vanas shepherd 10 Jalissse
Blair
Al Batavia. 18th Major George A Briggs 10 HUris,
IOwue.
Al Troy VIM Crcrar. Of Scotland 70 Julie Vincent u
Montreal .-tieorge c. Gleason OF \ j. 20 E.xses,k
Brooks Robert Derrick % Ann l. Wager
Al Utica, 18th. alter Dodge, of Trenton. 10 Ms,ids
F. Sulman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24
New.York Whig Nominations.

Lir,sssios Ca.-Hon john YoUSG Of Genesoo
and Gen. Wm S. FULLERTON Of Sparta are the
Wing candidates for Assembly from this staunch
old Wing County. Mr.. Young's nomination was
every where expected-the whole State would
have been disappointed If he had not been. Gen.
Fullerton ia new man. but Livingston always
sends good men, whether new or old, and gives
them good majority. She is drawn upon for tina,
oldfashioned 200 to elect Wing Senator this
Fall. AID must not bS found wanting
Cortland Cob JoHS MILLER Of Trux,on
and TIMOTHY GREEN Of Virgil for Assembly; Hon
JABrz B. PHrLPs and HAMMOND SHORT for Coro
ners- Ii is a strong ticket aud we expect 10 greet
the Assemhlymen in Albany this winter.
Szgolk Co.-HENRY KErcHAN OF Brookhaveu,
and JoHS w WooDHuLL. OF RKerhead are the
Whig candidates for Assembly.
Yates Co--EzsEIyL CasSER sthe candidate for
Assembly. Mr. c is the highly intelligent and re
spec'cd member Of the present Assembly from that
county
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24
The Oregon Question.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
VgAsgrNcroS err. ri October, ] :

Correspondence q ne Iri1lAe-
WAsHIxGroS err. ri October l-i5
I learn from good source that the Oregon neso-
datiou has no, advanced single step since the IN
augurst0n OF President Pok-or rather perhaps
should .ay that il has advanced single step, and
there stuck fas, That step i the fact that Nj
Calhoun as Secretary Of STATE was opposed TO Aroi-
,raton. and Mr.. Buchanan as Secretary OF state Il
a. f5ro- Of that method Of arranging the dtcul'y NJ
Pakenham the British Minister has IS ! am informed
proposed this ode Of settling the oregon question 10
Mr. Buchanan on the part Of the United states and
Mr Buchanan has recommended TO the President that
should be scceded To- or al east ina; be should reeo
mind that pr02o. ton u Congress in ms Anuua Mes
sage The opening Of the Session. President FOX
understand refuses 70 accede 70 nis proposition - };
would not be satisfactory the Western men and there
the ns;,er rests We may however from this state u
affairs infer somewhat Whist the tenor Of the Mes
sage this subject vii be-. THOUGHTFUL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

lBiADELFiuA Oct q Pm
The display 81 the Agricultural Exhibition Of
he mos, interesting character and The attendance ss,.
i,--e The ca,fic sre more numerous than ssi yea :
me sheep ami swine are unusually nnc. while Z.
Chicken. are excellent The display o; Agriculture. N
elements e. were various.
A poor fool 81 a stranger having m his possession
si5oi f.1 in company evening ~ Two since vi 4
r of abandoned character. sccomp Nncd her 20 aot
nous house It 81. fame "a Portanalane. snG when se
svose in the morning found himself alone and MINI,
his money
There was very heavy iros, this morning na
ice of a considerable thickness was made dsrias II.
nisht
Wqrfin Van Burtn was yesterday sen, to the
Amshouse by Mayor swim
We havs 81 present only four Theatres IN isl
blast In the c,y Of Broihoriy Love
Only r medium amountol business done Ia stocks
to-day and prices generally dechaed Penna- Fiv-s
we're heavy AZ -; oid -. asked no saes Nlmns
ton Railroad dec med and Reading Railroad shares :
For Texas Notes Is ad lot ssked United states Bank
sold st5,
In the case of samuel c. Thorne aud Earl Far
charged with attempting kil Moses Nslhsus the Jury
have rendered a verdict N not guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

LATER FROM TExAs-CoRPUs CHRlsTI-A pr
waite letter shown the Editor Of the Middleton Conn
Constitution furnis intelligence up 10 recent date
IL is not Of much importance
The warike aspect of Mexico had subsidized, except IN
the nelghborhood Of the river Bravo which is in process
of fortihcson with the assistance Of Englshmen and
Frenchmen The explosion of the steamer Dayton de-
pyed our army there of two of It's ofcers-Lieus Ber
~ and Higgins of the 18th infantry.
The remainder of the letter is taken up by descrip
ton Of Corpus Christi
The village of Corpus Christi consists Of about g
huts and wall houses. The river Neuces will only admit
over the bar mouth boats drawing IL inches Of wa
ter Vessels drawing feet water csnno, enter the
harbor OF Arkansas Bay and the passage of the bar In
rough weather is dangerous owing TO the crooked chan
M"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24
COMMUNICATED

II The Fena.e Asylum have used DR.. TayloF's BA'
Of Liverwor, with srea; success IN curing the
nous diseases Of hs ehes; and heart and have gwen the
Doctor very strong testimonial 70 Be seen a. his Office
No 375 Bowery. We ~snid recommend every one al
iecied with Consumption Asthma Bronchitis, or Liver
Complaint, to % diree, 70 this spot they wish to be
cured quickly Of even cough cold, this medicine Is
sure and safe.
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DIED

Yesterday morning sler a lingering Illness THOMAS
ROBINSON IN the -lsr year OF his age
lis friends and acQusntances are respectfully invited
sueni his funeral this afternoon Al hei psstj O'clock
from hi. late residence No 80 Csrmne.st
On Wednesday evening 22i inst. Rev. CAD SMITH
Pastor ~ the Seventh. Methodist Episcopal Church
the 33d year Of bis age
Funeral this day. friday N2 p from hs ate
residence II Seventh-st.
On the 2jd. Godfrey Pietch, -
On the 2ld John Constantine -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL

BRITISH PowxR on TIE L.PLArE-Tbe Wash.
inE,on Union publishes long .ssemeu: a tie sver,,
which have usnspired in the region Of the Ia Ps,s &,
signed make sPpes tina, the seizure q the See, o,
the Argentine republic while engaged IN The pro.ecus.o,
~ war declared assns, her BY the Non,evitean gov
eminent IS the Of Easani and tina, the asency o.,
France in the matter has b-en altogether socoatuy
GREAT FIRE AT WiNCHEsrER- NA-We are /,
formed by note hastily written from Wincheser =,
midnight of Tuesday that a large IRE had ils been o.
ausd Al that place. which destroyed property 20 ~,
amount OF sixty thousand dollars. We have no p.r-,
lArs except that among the buildings consumed were
TAYLOR. Hotc. snd uoughs row Of eultlnss beside,
number of other houses amounting IN al ss Ne .uo
Doe 10 AZ es,, thirty A. the note states that . r,,x
a. twenty seven were on hrc A. one time.
Natonsl Intelligence YESTERDAY
rET Hunter Hill. the murderer Of Major Smith
:, Norfolk has been sentenced % De- hung On the q N
January next An effort VII be made c se, tie case ;,
fore the Supreme Court for another trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

quiet conversation on The vesrouls Of the Cry Hal ano
al waiting II should be absent IN 'hs manner
be would fn. ne a; less; tl0.
P s-A, 10 minutes before y o'clock ne Judge ha'
not arrived P s-l2 o'clock Judge arrived. ard hne'
three Jurors 10 each for not attending
II We hear Of another Aaiomaion Chess Player
somewhere n The City
~ Snake Hill = burnt out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

BEAUTIFUL BoSSgrs.-Nrs. simmons 50 Broadway,
Ia. IN the FAIR Of Bonnels Of superior richness
materials and Of the most rcscierch> style Her taste and
skll have gained her great reputation smong the up
town fsshionables well the fr-t premium a, the
FAIR. She exhibits one Of her willow Feathers. oi
American manufacture superior to the foreign ar
tcle. Ladies cal and zee her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24
Cnnrf Calendar. TINS Day.

CIRCUIT CmcUr.-Nos. "a, %, ~ 81, 81. 46, 40, 81
ST. 81
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos 81, 81. o.. T. ls9, ~ 50. q
y, 70 a. a. IS lO7 les % 1914 3d. 49, A. 80 L. a. "A
2 Y. -. 25 40 l3s g. ll9. T. -, 81.
COMMON PLrAs-Part L. before Judge Ulshoetsr-
Nos a. III 81 H. Is H. - a. g. s7-Pari In Board
Of Assistant Aldermeus room. before Judge Daly-No'
q 3D. b Ia. 10. %. q 81 3D. b y 30 .. 3D. o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24
TO-DAY,S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE.-Mddlesex Anti Texas Convention The
Delaware Convicis; Denuncaiion of Foreigners Odd
Animal: A Voice from the Genesee, No. 2 News from
the Praircs An Easy Tempered Man Montgomery Co.
Whc Convention Delaware County Equal Rights Con
venlion More Foreign News
FOURTH PAGR-The Indian Summer; Sales Of Stocks
Marine Journal.
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Subscription, received 20 rse -emI.Weekly

APPLICATION Or PowER-lt Is said that the power u
the reese may be applied 10 business with great effect
steam power to machinery, and Is explained in the
Road TO Wealth recently issued a. the Country New
paper Advertising Agency Of 2. Palmer. Il accounts
for the rapid success Of those who dstn suished for
doing extensive country trade and shows how the
iarge fortunes have been made, IN short time from
small Beginnings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

- In Royalton, VI a new prodigy has appear
eel In the person OF boy OF years old. who made the
astronomical calculations Of an Almanac for lsto una
sisted The of this second Zersh Colburn -sf
ford.
l-S~ Gov Pratt of Maryland has SET apart he
2l,t day Of November coming for Thanksgiving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

IT, An evening edition OF The Tribune sprinted
every afternoon at o'clock CONTAINING the latest news
received the city OF New York up 70 that hour besides
brief account Of the Markets and sales Of stocks up %
p o'clock, P. NJ Travellers on board Of steamboats,
and others leaving the city in the afternoon can obtain
the evening edition by inquirng for il ofhe news boys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

PAINTINGS The large sale Of hne European Painting
ancient and modern, among which /. the magnificent Boz
nsparte Picture taxes place this morning the Granite
Building Rroaswsp, entrance IN Chsnbersst) At 10
o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24
~ Prof E. c. WINES 5 last Lecture on the Inst

~ Prof f. c. WNEs's last Lecture on the lnsli-
tues of Moses will be delivered AT Clinton Hall this
evening His Lectures have been thus far well attend
ed ana have excited deep interest II people in this
age Of hurry and noise could be brought to regard the
Bible more as book in the practical light in which IS
treated by Prof Wines they could hardly fail to read
more frequently. and with greater profit
BY the way Prof Wines returns after this
week to the charge Of his Select School Burlington,
n j. where he has been long and honoTa5ly employed
In the training OF youth An ons bis eminent patrons We
observe the name of HENRY CLAY who warmly ies,ihes
to the advantage derived by his sons from Prof Wness
instruction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

II Recent rains have completely neuirslized
the effects OF the great drouh which has for some time
pas, prevailed among OF the Northern States. and
this state In particular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

u This week closes he exhibition Of ne famous Peiri
led BODY al The American Museum Il has been wished By
an immense number Of persons and Is the rsre=t CURIOSITY
ever shown 10 the public. Those who wish should visit
Al once; oe all also he Living Orang
ETC. Grand performances viii be given a. ant :. r "
including the DissOiying Viess Microscope, Mrrrne-s
DOugO.a Miu.tre- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

- Parser c. {. RICE has been recently reap
pointed to the ship North Carolina The Press hs. ex
pressed great eradication al his reappon.nen, and we
cannot but ssy that more popular or well deserved
situation could no, been made by the Secretary Of
the Navy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

GStAT M.sToDoS-rhs greatest curiosity oflEe day, s
We understand esge the city alter his week. II has
ready attracted large share Of attention since u has been
exhibiting and 70 worthy OF vsiI frOm al And again
call attention TIE subject because IL soon 10 leave
the cy It may Tor zoe remainder Of ts week Al
VI Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

p Hon. WIN II. VAN ScHoONHOvES. the Wing
candidate for Senator will address the Wings Of Hud
son and vicinity to morrow Frdsy) evening Let those
wing OF Columbia and Greene who have been urged to
oppo'e him on account Of Anti Rentism BE present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

Y The town ofNoKTH BERGEN, Hudson Co y.
having given the largest proportional Wig gain Of
any town In the Congressional District entitled to
a Banner from the Wings OF the District which was
awarded by the Committee through d. 5. GREGoRy Of
Jersey City a, the County Convention the 18th int
1t L. be presented County Meeting at suitable
time snd place HARTMAN VAN WAorNEN for Assem-
bly, and nesrly ali the old ticket 'or County Officers
nominated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

n We recommend our fraters 10 visit lie " Alamra
Tbs enterta nments are highly sIgsng-ire price Of al
mission only twenty I've cenis-snd the audience u rensr
.atly .-.,-f f--e al vert -emenLl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

- The PRISONERS FNESDi Deroied 10 me
Discussion of Capital Punishment and ne r.
formation Of lie Criminal IS the new tile the perod
ca hitherto issued a. The HlHsmGH, By Charles ana
John Spear Boston Il viii heneeorth De issued from
, Cornhul rTompkinss BOOKSTORE Bosion-monthy at
. per annum-li q able and faithful VII not the
opponents OF Capital Punishent unite IN taxing al least
or Dollars WortA a, esch Poet Osce say friends Of
Humanity every state what are you doing 70 nd the
word OF eg.l biooGsheG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

tg' The Loco Foco Convention at Old Tam
many was hard at work when we went 10 press
trying to grind out a Candidate for Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

~ THE SURE WATER CURE il the tile OF
series OF hihogrsPhi Illustrations designed 70 satirze
the system Of medc-. treatment adapted BY Pressnz
and his ardent disciples AZ csricArures they are Ger
isnly wei done, and nobody will laugh more heartily
them than those VINO understand and practice the
Water Cure. The suihor nus; have hsd the VII Of
Cruikshsnk combined with iysropbObie dread Of Cold
Water. Published BY Carey & Hart Phiiadsl2his for
sale BY W. Il Graham. Tribune Building
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EY. II all the Wings of Wesfchesfer County
know their candidates for Assembly as well as some
know them. they would work for them Us those
candidates have worked for the Cause-snd in that
case their election would be certain JAMES L
BrrRs is one Of the right sort of never.trine
Wings, while NICHOLAS CRrGER rcvives recol
leo,ions OF the Wing whirlwind of 1897. The good
times como round. as the French say and the good
men come with them. BE ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

r.2- Ions L. AoESs is our authorised Agent IN Mr.
srs \. J. for the sale Of The Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

THuksDAY. oct =. IChiuenangD, " 7 .........
Poulffet, Con............ HaloweA, Me...........
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

u An Equal R'shts Convention assembled in
delaware County on the 10th inst and nominated
okSis Foork of Stamford and REusEs LEWIS of
sidney Tor Assembly, with PETER BROCK of Ham
den 'or coroner. We understand that it will moi,
- considered capital crime even in Delaware. to
vote this ticket We shall publish. as requested.
shs proceedings of the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

CF- A Railroad Meeting was held on Saturday
last at Mddetown, Conn which was well atiended-ihe
Mayor OF the place presiding After some remarks rela-
i've to the population manufacturing interest number
OF hands and amount Of capital employed the following
resolution (Which quote for the sake OF illustrating
the progress OF that spirit Of enterprise and improve
ment which has sprung up among US was adopted
That il is the determination of this meeting that
road be built from Mddletown TO the Hartford and New
Haven road
We trus, &, may be carried into ef'ec; Immediately