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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
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nOARDING.-Board can be obtained by early appli-
- cation a: - Barcay-s- Single rooms for gentlemen
with full board or breakfast and tea unlrushei
ard bedroom riached. suitable for single gentlemen
or gentlemen and his vile References exchanged
d3 swis'
EbOAKU-I55. I57 and 1853 Brogdway-Mrs. y. Fish
ID Pleasant furnished apartments and good board may
now be had for single young and gentlemen with their
wives on reasonable terms, by Immediate application
hhov-. d2 isr
pOARDING.-Gentle;n- may obtain Rooms and
ID g0srd or fagorsble erm1 g! 70 ! Ann-s. fronting
Broadyvsy opposite the AsOr House The location ver
convenient business men and the rooms pleasant and
airy n. B. No piano in the house az istf
ROOM vith board suitable for two Young Gentlemen
N is TO he lei at &c ChanberSs Two doors Broad
way. Also single gentleman cen be accommodated as
above. o-2wis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

PUBLICATIONS OF THE WEEK.
.E7M TAYLOR No Asor House. has just received
w illustrated Wandering Jew, No. 6 Price p cents.
The Book OF Christmas by Thomas X. Hervey. Price %
cents.
Prescott M-ceauiea, &C. Price 81
Love and Mrsinerism by Horace Snl-25 cents.
Money n comedy by Sir +. L Ruwer-2i cents.
lon tragedy bv Talourd, rdition-l2i cents.
Fazio tragedy, by Rev. II. II. Miman. do-l2t cents
Artist Merchant and Statesman, by Lester, part Price
80
Illustrated Magazine for January containing four engra-
wings On steel several illustrations wood and 81 pages
Of reading nae--prce p cents substitution s. year
Being the cheapest and best monthly issued.
Th. Charity Sister, tale, by the Hon. Mrs. Norton-
Price * cents
Child OF the Islands, poem, by Hon. Mrs. Norton
Price y
Arthur. Ladies' Magazine for January-o5 cents
Lit,.i!'s Living Age No. SO for this WEEKLY cents.
Aso ull Weekly Newspaper, as usual and great
variety OF Annuas and Gifts OF all kinds for 1896 among
which arc-The Gift-The Leaflets of Memory-D adeu-
The Poets Gallery, SC &c &c. WM TAYLOR,
diS 9is No Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

t1E7- North River Insurance Compnny-oftce
No. 1872 Green wicii-st-Capta S5jO,OoO-Ths Company
having uninerrupedy business nearly tweny-four
wears continues Insure against Loss or Damage by Fire
upon favorable Having ihelr Capital entire, ana
poss-.sing the lar sest Stock CAPITAL The City, they offer
an amount security unsurpassed by similar nsttu
ton hlCHAhD w hlLEi, PRESIDENT
pr-r Srrip
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

on the ground floor. who Will show the premises, &C.
The subscriber oss for esl reasonable price s uh
divided three quarter interest IN the Paten Arms b'n M
Patterson New-Jersey consslng OF four story stone
building l2G feet long 40 feet vide in the clear; BLACK
smith Shop 100 feet by 30 feet and franz Uthc FOE
terms. apply 10 JUN ~ vt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

SCRAP BOOKS, PortFolos, Wrtins Oesss, Writ.
y inv Pads or Solid Bloters and Pocket Companion.
nplcte apparatus containing writing maerias an e1ce
lent article travellers in neat leather case uol fenS
Gold aud Silver Pencil Cases Ivory Tablets Pocket BOOKS
Card Caseu Pearl PenhoGers Backgammon Boards Chess
men PLAYING Cards. &c sold Wholesale ard retail, by
FRANCIS & LOUTREL, Manufacturing Stationers
II hladen-laue, Publishers of the Daily
D.. S.por ,ndun Book for 1876
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ARRIVED.

D sIoOp President, Frisby, Ncw.Haven.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
VNHE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF PALESTINE,
1 from The Patrarrhal Age to the present time BY John
Ki,t Editor of the Pictorial Bible the Cyclop1d!a OF bb!
cal Literature etc. Price only 25 cents
All the psbca ions be had al the counter as soon
rs issued, n publishers. prices.
w. Il GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings,
II Exclusive Agent for Graham's Magazne The jan
uary Number will commence new volume Cal! and sub,
scribe Ii is the hes. Magazine published in the United
States. Terms s. per annum single numbers % cents
Otia
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

CLOAKS! CLOAKS!!
Wholesale and Retail -
tsnO LADIES' AND MISSES Cloaks, Coos and Caf-
OUU dinas Of the fashionable materials, ., prices
from 81 50 10 $40 10 which Al examination Is resPsSuuJ
uvtcd. y" aaohc e. = ,sn,on ~ ,r.
ltps
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

r,~ c,,,,.x Sa.,.,aTv dis Il
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

DY JAMES N. oIILLER-
- THURSDAY. De1. S
a.lOI O'Clock AZ tho store No. ? LIaerty-st
Doors SAoSs AND BxoCAsslcoo cases Soots Ss -.
Brugans copsiscng every vari.y-suVaoe io' SoN-'
" and Northern trade. Sale positive
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

NAYS PATENT Shlrr-d Suspehders have his name
~ on every and bundle and not pair has or VIII de-
cornpos- Ten Dollars viii be given to any person who
wi nroduce pair nf DAVIS nauufacure that have come
apart No person knew pair OF Days maluiacuIe
decompos=d separated II buyers are Cheated II Is ther
al 'o- HORACE H. DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
1nI-n AND TILyEI; WATCHES retaed

HULU AND SILVER WATCHES retoIItQ aE
ST wholesale prices by j. r WisIon, dealer IN watches
No. | Coria and 81. up stairs corner OF Broadway
All watches sold this establishment warranted 10 per
form we'll or money refunded Watches ciocks ooA
>. and ewery repaired tho best manner h Inc lowest
cric.s Arrangements have been made with Dlr " III. A.
Gamble whose reputation watch reparer Is
~ heen engaged for years in the most ceieors
d msnfactories In Europe enables him To repair s noS
rom plicated work that can he produced
Ttaae ""'A PsolfA' 49, j. T. WiLLISTON,
49, No / CortIsnd--t. up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

THIS DAY is PUBLISHED,
THE BOOK Of CHRISTMAS. by T. X Heryey, vol:
beautifully prined-lorInlps No. 80 Ut the Library oi
Choice Reading, 30 cents.
CONTENTS
I Introductory Chapter O. Christmas Day.
. Christ,nas Season. 10. 81. Stephens Day.
). Feelings of the Season IL. New Years Eve
!. Signs OF the Season. u New lenrs Day. .,
4 1h. Chrislmas Day l5 Twetf h. Day and Twelfth
e. ST Thomas Day. night
l. Sports OF this Season III. Saint Dlstan S DAY.
8. Christmas Eve. 10. Conclusion
most interesting book 1t tells all about Christ
mas with all the poetry and sentiment connected "itn IT,
and some OF the abuses OF IT, and how keep ii cheeruy
pleasant book ii is, aud instructive book and parcu
arly theological Christmas itself never whs and never
vii be hui festive like with hooks of sober contemplation
and family though and sweet chapeis Ut poetry and
sna,chrs OF old songs"-N y Evangelist
Published and for sale by
WILEY x PUTNAM, l6l Broadway.
Who will publish week The Letters aud Speeches
of Oliver Cromwell with calculations and connecting
rative. by Thomss CARLYLE. dl3 2ts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

FF City Fire Insurance COmpany,-CiPlTAL
STOCK ~ 0,OOO.-Tl, Company ras continued on in
business through the great fires this city in December,
1885, and July 1886 After payment OF all losses 10 dae ms
Conay has safely invested unimpared Cash
amount Of lis entire capital aud considerable surplus be
sides Applications for Insurance. received ut the ONCE oil
the Company No. 81 WaIst
'O DIRECTORS
Cvrus Hitchcock Richard a. Reading,
Josiah Macy, George D FOX,
ahrnhsn Bell Joseph W. Cor!ies,
Daniel Trimble Ralph Mead.
Thomas Townsend, Richard Field,
William II Falls, Trad Ha~ley,
John d. Wrishl Elias Hicss, Jr
Peter ) Titus David Lyon,
Henry A Nelson. aaron NJ Merchant
Thomas Carpenter One Vacancy
Thomas c. Chardavoyne.
r. \. READING, President
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

" To protect peopie from the cruelty and de
cepion OF the co'lneIirers OF Daleys Magical Pam Ex
who Try palm of their trash as The same, H. Dali
ley viii te written every box II this is not egorded
many life may pay The forfeit but II Is certain those VINO
spend their money for the Imitation Il! be deceived
General Depot for the United States ioT the sale OF ne
Ahnyr snye is ia Eullon.st Sun Ruildng " Y dl 6Lls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
MEN5s. BOYS AND CHTLDREN'S

MEMS, BOYS AND UkaIlUNHH D
Fashionable Clothing. -
LARGE assortment al wholesale and r'.al, NO. =
n BOwery N. Y. ISIS 5mis' JOS 4. CLOSE = ".
N|EkI'UATS, Cloaks, Winter Frocks &c 10 various
I nsw styles for SALE ready made, al Isl brosdwsy
ul2 isH w M. L, ocA'., .Nos -No- - -
nyEHCOATS-Tweod, Cloth and Cashmere over. over,
coats fashionable and well made irSm egh 10 '"eS
,nl,,y. will now be- sold al retail al No. Cedaf-st
dll lwie'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

The President appointed Mr.. Geo. T. Hope, OF Hose Co
o. and MI SEYMOUR g. Steele OF Engine Co. 10. teleIs
md the Representatives proceeded 10 for officers Tor
ensuing year when the following gentlemen were ouy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

Boston, Uct. 7, Io1i' ~
Sue is also permitted 10 r rei' I,
EDW,D DELAFiELD. MD J
]. X. RODGERS, VI d.
And her numerous palfJrs-
TERMS-rnrer Lessons p
Six Months. $40. Payat,y ~
y. B-Mrs. HAW IL I W
,hat her establishment WI! h='
by heFsei!- =, ,o.,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

-. To IET-Two large rooms, being the ground and
h second hoors 100 feet long and 10 feet wide, with
A some power In the Mill known as the fatent arms
Mil on Mill aud Boudinot Paterson, New-Jersey the
Blacksmith Shop feet long and about so feet wide and
the frame Office good sized rooms The whole
LII ha l, rov.tb.r or lhs floors separate For and
nsrticnlars apply To JOHN EHLERS,
No 2 Barcluy-st New-York
ABRAHAM PRALL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
MITES MUFFS!! MUFFS

Squirrel and Mink Muls and every other variety OF
Muts vicofin-s and fur trimmings swansdown or Ladies
and opera and made 10 order and al the
shJr,est notices SLEIGH ROBES LAP SKINS and feet
warmers the best quality always on hand a. JAiEo
Ne a Enr No aSi BroniwAY. hl3 6-ls-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

xrsrAruRE ALMANAC. c.....rHIs DAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
OURSELVES.

We give many thanks Especially the Senior Editor OF the
Whg) 10 the Lexington Gazette, for the warmth OF its
applause and the vvaciy Of its complimentary
ice.
In thing. the Lexington Gazette the
merit due TO this paper aud It's senior Editor, and there
aoLe they claim the confidence If tue county. They have
fo 20 years been governed i'll the adoption oil their
opinions by any against them Of SECTIONS Of
hers the free expression OF those opinions by any
al uaigIcni consideration whatever; have they
blended any pnvac and least OF all any Interested pirate
motive with the public and, what they liberty
say without vanity and they without challenge.
dare predicate the CONTRARY OF them.
They may not, and hope they have not Displayed the
mentioned in the Gazeucthat IS suppress opn-
ons that piabc-smuaIe to-day, and dissin
ulate to.monow-lie when lyag promises advantage do
day what you denounced yesterday, and the general
regard and politics game which ail iar" and
which the greatest adept rugucry eff
with the gamblers alluded by Mr. Collier. Ga
the contrary they have announced always their opinions,
openly, deried them never supported them at oil hazards
and above board and offend whom might The very bit
Democtac opponents know and confess tins and
while they d.approve the opinions Of the Richmond Whs
bear generous testimony lis franknes. snd sincerity
1t, openuess aud dislnereedues,: No, the Liberal OF
them would fora moment suspect H. or have accused
| It OF saying thing and meaning auohcr-Of holding
with the hare nnd unng with the hounds-oi trying II
build up Subscription" aud patronage" by affect ing
opinions treaty. did hod-oast OF all Vt the TyeTsm
OF sucing opponents beat down friends Ii all these
constitute tact, think, tho Wing arc
happy say and will be, devoid OF the ra.cay virtue
1t has wish had, achieve b. indrecuon and
fraud popular understanding, cannot achieve
BY open discussion, public Argument, aud uaconceaeJ
means.
We thank Lexington friends for their Offer VI aid
against the Amelia threats; directed against the Richmond
Press tihe Enquirer, the Star and the Wing we have
known l529 what such threats and what they
were worth. Ia th- particular case, believe know
from what culver the came and in what ranking
private gref stepped thas passed over
heads neither huring u.s. when shot b. such hands
| capable OF hurting
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
RequisfiOn for Men { Militia. }
The "Union,'' Mr.. Folks organ, Of Friday

y
The "UnOn," Mr.. POlk's organ, Of Friday
evening, says:
"Tbs New Orleans Bulletin Of the 22d instant quotes
an article from the 'Veksburg Whig' Of the 18th, which
states that gentleman, who has just arrived from Jack
SON informs that Secretary of War, under the drec
ton Of the President has required Governor Brown make
draugh Of men, and have them ready further orders
was required TO call TINS mistake. No such
rcquisiton had been made. General Taylor authorized
II necessary call Tor from Mississippi, wei! Gs
from iousana, sc. But 10 certain that sgc call
made the time specified, in any form whsisover"
The "Union' thus denies that the power of call.
ing for the militia by the Federal Executive, when
there is no war; insurrcction, or invasion, has been
exercised by Mr.. Polk but il quito as distinctly
affirrns, that Mr.. Polk has clothed Gen. Taylor
with this unconstitutional power, TO be exercised
at his discretion. What Is the diilcrcnccl Why
this simply, TO plain understandings the first
would DO a positive and overt nlractiOn of law,
(lnaking acquisitions without the authority of Con.
gross y the other is the intention, tho readiness.
and determination to do IT. There is n very
shadowy line Of moral and political demarcaiion
between the two Between n mans doing a
wrong thing, and his firm purpose Of doing it the
first opportunity, there is no difference at all in
his moral accountability.
Mr.. Folks errors committed, and in the way TO
10 committed, have all grown ont Of his sensitive
repuQnance to an extra session of Congress Yet
as Congress Is the War.making and the War.
providing power in our system, nothing is or eau
be clearer, than that Congress ought TO be in
sion when war is 90 be- denounced 10y this cOun.
try, or against this country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
The University.
The Charlottesville Advocate of Saturday says

"MR SCHELE DE- WERE.
This gentleman who about IL months STAGE received the
appointment OF Professor OF Modern Languages the Uni
'ersty ut Ngnia attended most closely and faithfully TO
his duties during and the good opln.
Ut all who connected with the Institution, both OF
hcers and students. lie IL most exemplary man and
able Professor U his ticket which all Colleges the
"no most difficult 10 nil properly. We not acquainted
with Mr. De we've, bat our information mainly derived
from gentleman Ut the very highest sannen t-, who -
not noic but tor years, connected with the
University. ID the Richmond whig find no more
lid objection To Mr. De We're than the snguari and length
of h,s name imagine that its structures that head
will not do Mr. De- V. any very considerable HARM But
10 the IOdo'e branch OF iae indictment we understand lac
would plead mot guilty" II he to plead At all.
We sre sorry To that the Richmond Wing issiill
disposed carp unver,y and trust. that in due
time, that pareI will acknowledge that something good
can come out OF our Nazareth" As TO the appointment oi
Mr. McGuisy, the Wing WILL ere ihree months
shall eapse ="o the mast ample grounds to be satisfied
with that scientific aud very able frSicssSr."
If we have been guilty Of surpiusage towards
NJ. Maxiin,lian Rodolph Schellc tic We're, IN CIV
ing him ashore" besides, we were certainly
guilty of a very supcrluous rs well as an inadver-
tent thing Guess We must have been thinking
without knowing it, OF Observation-Disclosures
lsdorc Robespierre-though we know nothing to
excite the association, except that Macmillan be-
longcd TO both.
As To Mr.. McGulley, we said nothing. only that
his name did not sound Nirginian, Saxon, or eu-
phonous We hope it is no harm to say this of
a name, when our President is named Polk Mr..
MEG. may b. very Saint in worth, or Plato in
eloqucnce, for any thing we know to the contra
ny. In fact, neither We, nor the People, know
any thing Of hi,n, good, bad or Indifferent and this
was the very thing we complained of in his and
many other appointments at the University
namely, that unknown strangers, when there was
the slightest prctext for it, We're ever preferred
Virginiaus OF established reputation, and ma
tional name.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
RFPORTSI

We have had in the last two or three days very
bloody reports from Texas, circulating IN the
streets, but not even the retailers able TO tell from
whom thoy received them. The principal ofthcsc
WINS. that Gen Taylor, with 2OOo men, had been
cut OF by the MeS'cans
Such a report Will be tue when apples gov on
oak. and FIGS on briars And IL Il could be true 49,
II 1000 Anglo Americans could allow themselves
20 he cut Oh by that efIeminaie race OF hybr'dS'
NOT tear ought to be shed for their fall nor iu'
,.ral Gun 10 illustrate the las, ceremonies.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02

the honor prssen, 70 at this place. And
quest ycu commuueai ~ them and accept your.
selves. my respectful ackao~ledgmens for this compl.
meni. aud for tho fueady motives which prompted the
tender OF IT, .r. F.
bu, icSIe. 'ns' osnno s 'se'nes e % "
the Virginia Springs. MY main object
old friends probably for the last time, without any
desire the OF being tho
OF any public entertainment manifestation.
In feeling myself constrained, therefore, decline tho
honor kindly and politely rendered, OF pablo dinner
shall nevertheless cherish grateful recollection OF it,
am. with great respect,
Your friend and obedieni servt,
II. CLAY.
Messrs. William Robertson, A. T. Caperton. aud Hugh
Caperton, &c. &c. sc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
RICHMOND DAILY
RICHMOND FAYETrE ARTILLERY.
SD MARcH To MnxIcol

We find in the "Union'' (Mr. Folks organ) of
Saturday. the following warlike correspondence.
The spirit thus manifested by tho Artillery we
have little question would be that Of the whole
country, If that country really considered in
any danger by single human being: But rs II
is. We can scarcely bclieve that any rational man
regards the latitude" o.. Mexico, whatever gas
cona.ie her Governors may employ or the national
habits oethai people iamiliay resort To, as imply
ing the siigh,es, danger to any Anslo-Amcrican
thing of life, from n man to mrsqueioel And
talking of musquetocs, regard them at present,
md we believe the ladies' of Richmond most hearth
" concur with us in opinion. as tar more annoy
ING and troublesome than the MeNicans, whom
those ladies ifneed were, could flog themselves.
They 1.-THE musquetoes) worry the children ol
nights. and the ladies themselves, terribly. We
should look upon it rs n most patriotic achev-
ment, and qnite as safe the proposed onslaught
against the Mexicans, il the Artillery would give
this subtle and nocturnal foe, few broad sides
before their departure for Mexico. We think 1t
would be quite rs easy to get the musqnelocs L"
assemble on the Capitol Square and consent TO
"stand fire" as TO induce the Mexicans to stand
the same operation. For the "Giory" we feel sa-
tsiied that the ladies'. whose bright smiles and
brighter eyes are in very truth the only 'g!ory''
that men care for, would pay more Iat this parii-
cular time when they are shaping all night To
try to kill stray musquetoe) for musquetoes
scalp than for MeNicau's
The correspondence follows
OFFICIAL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
The SpringS-Nr. CLau.

The Springs west Of the North Mountln-the White
Blue aud Salt Suphurs-,he Sweet, Warm, and Hottie
Alum &c--have been thronged To extent exceeding
any thing a dozen years, aud 20 he 49,
On the 22d August there meeting Of the Visitors
Of the Salt Sulphur and Of the ncghLorng RESIDENT called
TO testify their respect for Hon Henry Clay.
We find tie following proceedings in the Lewislu,g
Chronicle uf last Saturday:
"At meeting Of many visitors At the Salt SULPHUR
SPRING., and 81 the residents of the vcntr convened IN
the bali on SnurlIy morning tie 22d inst. Hugh
Cipcrion. Esq, u Virginia, called 10 the Chair and f. H.
Conrad, Esd, OF Louisiana, appointed Secretary.
Tho Chairman having stated the obiec, Of the meeting
~ Harrison, E.q OF Virginia, presented the following
Preamble aud Resolutions which, motion, unani.
muusly adopted:
sundy OF the County Of Monroe have hsafd that
the Hon. Henry Clay OF Kentucky, on visit l.,
White Sulphur Springs, aui whereas, without ref
any party feelings, or political dlstinciiyn4 We
DESTROYS Of uniting, most cofdnlly in the
Of profound esteem and admiration Of his eminent
man, aud of ms distinguished abilities as
Statesman; be It, therefore,
ResOipej, 1t That a Committee Of two members of
this meeting b. deyltsd wait in person on Mr. Clay
u respectful y solicit him. ia behalf To partako OF
dinner b. given him at the Salt Sulphur Springs on any
day he may designate, and which may be most aocepia
Die to his convenience.
Resolsrd Dad. a. the request NJ Messrs Erskino &.
Caruthers the propiecrs Of the Salt Sulphur SPRING.
that the hosp'es Of their springs be respectfully tender
Cd 10 MF. Clay during such period II may suit bis
pleasure bis convenience remain there.
Res,loed, 3rd. That committee II five members be
named by the chair for the purpose Of making suitable
rangenonts for the reception Of Mr. Clay IN the EVENT.
his exc, ping this invitation.
On motion, tho following ,ont'msn were mined as h,
committee to wait On Mr.. Clay:
WIN Robertson, Ssn'r, Of Virginia; Allen r. Cspert5n,
Esq. at Va.
On motion, tho following gentlemen named as The
committee Of arrangements:
Dr. lrby, II Alabama. John A. Scott Es1 u Missis.p.
p, Henry Alexander oi Virginia H. Carnage, OF s. Car.
DINA, Alexander Efskino, Of Virgnil.
Oh motion, the Chhrma added to tho first named
committee.
On motion.
Resyoed That the proceedings Of this meeting bo pub
lishCi ~ the Lew isburg Chronicle.
On motion, tie meeting adjourned.
HUGH CAPERTON, GIN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
To TIE Edition, Of Me VIZ :

GrnIienen-Gour correspondent "Christianos' has es.
tabished Interpretation OF of the command
m,utS. Tue commandment says, reference the Sab.
bsth In II, hoH shalt do OF work, Ihou and
thy aad thy daughter thy servant and thy maid
servant" sc. lie would chance IT, read thus: fla IT,
th"u shalt not be compelled work thou and thy son.
&c. very modest assumption truly, propose a change
OF the divine law, delivered Mose- by Jehovah HIM
self. O.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02

TIE GREAT BEIrAIS-Tnis noble steamer sailed f,r l.
vepoo o'clock this afternoon. She took out s. pas
gers.
On FddBy evening, several at respcc table
merchants underwriters aud otIers gave dnner at the
Actor House Capt Hlssen. Chief Justice Jones pre-.
sided by James u. T. Ogden In the con re Of
lie evening Capt H,sken. replying tho compliments
the company stated ms bee thai the Great Britain
strong and substantial! ship built, aud that al
though some Improvements 'ght be made the form
the prnpeing power. he considered the Great Britain
successful experiment. and destined mand pub
lIc c1utiiencr!-IoIP Cyu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02

ARRIsT OF CONTAMINATION information receiv
ed tom Assistant Alderman Albertsun, ot Sec nd
Ward, Officer k"hor Marion OF the Fifteenth Ward Po-
lice, arcsied yesterday No. IA Houston street, well
known sporting character ct BIumJre named John Ell
lott. charged with passing counterfeit money TINS city
Upon searching his person. bis pockets proved destitute
tie sought tor aclr but pock his coat
Maiuu osped small hole, by cuIng which discover
Cd ins d. the ning $50 in counterfeit bills the demo
minlun Il tens aud toss-ihe former the MiddeIDwn
Bank o Penay wanna and the latter the Tonpkas couu
~ Bank OF ltaaca.-N. Y. Tribune