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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-11

NAJANTED-6y res recls5!e Woman, L o.TGbton as
w chsmbeIuR:d and !sIudre,s. The best OF CITY reef'
ence given. Apply at ~ Waits, fTsi door. dlO ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-11

lY ..tyNS VANTED-A few bricS-lsy-rs md
w employment by calling he suSser5sss or a. the
Factory, Newark, y. J. ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-11

4 YOUNG MAN Of about TWO years practice In Ito
"A legal profession wishes situation IN an Office in THIS
city, older and experienced person than him
SELF The most satisfactory references VIII be slven Ad-
dress T. H. V. New York City, through the foSt Once
4
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
MONEY MARKET.

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Quotations for stocks are again steadily declining
Long lsland fell off per cent Mohawk Penna. SIS
/; Reading Railroad East Boston Norwich, Erie
and Morris Canal closed firm at yesterday prices Sto
ningtou up per cent, and Canton l. The sales of
OF the ances quite large.
The st. Johns ~ f. papers state that there were, on
the 10Th Of August Gfty Spanish merchantmen in that
port II rs been reported that these vessels were en-
gagged in the fish trade between ST. Johns and the ports
Spain and her colonies 1t is possible that may be the
case, but we much doubt IT, Heretofore there has sell
dom been than our or five in port at one time and
it is very strange that at this time there should be such
Of vessels times larger than before in port at the
time. The fact was sufficiently extraordinary to
excite the wonder Of the citizens of st. Johns and veil
it might The Importation Of fish into Cuba is made
principally in English and American vessels. A great
many English vessels take Ash from st. Johns to Cuba,
alter which they load with sugar for port in the
Mediterranean and return with cargo of wines and
fruits and sometimes for the a cargo of these
or other articles from the Mediterranean pc rs 20
toSt Ubes and bring home cargo of salt The trade
Ash with Spain is carried on in Spanish bottoms and the
vessels OF that nation arriving at st Johns fish, load
for port in Spain This trade for many years past
has been very limited, and have never seen any ac
counts Of increase. Many years ago the trade be
tween spain and the fishing ports Of British North Ams
rca immense, and employ Cd some hundred vessels
bu, the downfall of spanish power destroy Cd very Iarr
portion of the commerce Of the nation and subisc.sd
her tho commercial supremacy Of other governments
We rspsst that II possible these atty spanish vessel,
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
New Stock Exchange.



On Wednesday, the Sd instant after long and painful
illness, of dropsy Mas FKAScts wife OF John Jacobs in
the 58te ear OF her age
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
specuuiy invited to attend her funeral this Thursday
afternoon, at O'Clock, from her late residence No 40
Clinton street.
On wednesday morning, at o'clock after lingering
illness JEAN sssAsIirN WAsHiNaroS RrMy, son OF
Pierre Remy, aged ID years ana months
The friends aud acquantances OF tho family
spscuy invited to attend his funeral this morning
ah September at o'clock precisely from his late resi-
Deuce, No Water street funeral service will tax .
place at the French Church, Canal street, at O'Clock
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
Literature, DC.

MODERN CooKERY-Lea and anchard, Phila.
phia "A very useful work to h hnsewlves, by
Eliza Acton; the whole revised, i'm Nroved, and en-
J. 6 d, for the American hou exec 'ers by Mrs
s. J Hale.
AMERICAN ANGLERS UIpE--Burgess, String, Z
Il Co New York "A most useful companion iol
the admirers OF piscatoral amusement It va
liable abrldgement of some of the standard works
on the subject extant.
RupMENrAI LESSONS IN MUsIc-Appleton & Co,
New York.-A useful book for the student in music,
ably and clearly written by James +. Warner.
TREATISE DOMESTIC EcoNoMY-Harper, Bro
theirs, New York-Mlss Catherine l. Beecher has
done he country much good service by this work
Il Int TO be the hands OF, and well studied by,
young wives and mothers 1t might prevent them
and taer offspring suffering great amount OF MI
sery,
3. SHORT PATENT SERMONS, Vol I-Paigc q Co.,
New York.-There may be few persons existing
who are desirous of seeing these affairs dshed up
again, but they must be few, indeed They consist
of vast amount of twadde, with here and there a
common place truth, delivered in style truly the
writer's own.
TnE HisroRY or ST.. GILES AND Sr. JAMEs-No.
t., Burgess, S,ringer & Co., New York The first
number of a new work. by Douglas Jerrold.
ILLUMINATED BIBLE, No. 37-Harpers, Brothers,
New York--This beautiful work is fast progressing
towards completion
MARTINS ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE, No 8
Martin, New York.-The most valuable and
beautiful work Of tae kind extan
NEW YORK JOURNAL OF MEDICINE, for Septem-
ber-Langey, New YorkA very capital number.
HALF YEARLY ABSTRACT OF MEDICAL SCIENCES
Langley, New York The numbers from January
10 June have just been issued.
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, for Sepember-Graham,
New York-A pretty, interesting number.
GoDEY's MAGAZINE, for Septembe, Phil
adrlpha. Contains some two three very pass
able papers.
LlrTELL's LIVING AGE, No 6s-Taylor, Ne "
York Contains some good papers
MYSTERIES OF BERLIN, Parts and lO--Colyer,
New York.-Horrors in abundance
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
FALL FASHION-lS45-
FOR GENTLEM MS HATS.
Introduced on the 30th ult. by
tARY u Co, 4 ANor House,


Beebc d COstnr, Hatters, No. 158 Broadway,
Now York
FASHION FOR FALL, 1916
Crown-7 inches hig y bell, 8 l6 yeoman, "a curve.
T,p-ssovI
Brn-S inches wide Curl-Small aud round, rather full
l. sides font aud with vefy fine
tet-Siy rolled sides aud the under part Of the brim
; l6 sl,p-d, and inch curved
Bnd-' inch wide, heavy rhhd, with buckle.
Bi ,dng-ll lG ,nch wild. fne ribb'd.
1856 Broadway, August 26, 1915
N B.-The fashions for Youths and Chdren's Hats and
Gaps wi be ntr roduced Sept Is, 1915 a906t
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

HEALTH OF New ORLEANs.-According to the
official report of the Board of Health, the number
Of inerments in all the cemeteries of the city,
for the week ending Saturday last, amounted
to seventy .six-of these twenty.eight were chill
drsn; deaf caused by stroke of the The
report shows an increase of twenty deaths
tn, preceding week. still the city is decidedly healthy
of yellow, any other malignant fever, has
vet appeared ~ O. Republican, .9ug. %
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
Wigs and ScalpS.

DAIChELOR's New Invented Wigs and Scalps, are ex
ID ching the asonshment curiosity and admiration Of
nosors AL the old difficulties and vexaous annoy
done away with These beautiful specimens Of a
Of Wig making only be procured VIM Bachelors No
Wall street nsar Broadway, Removed from i63 Broadway
au2l lm'mc
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

SB,5Nf52 8068,856 9,939,658
The depostes in the banks the principal cities have
since June 29d, increased will be seen by the follow
ing comparative statement OF dcposites in Boston, New
York. and Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
rr rs SPOKEN OF OUT LOUD

4 BEING the very best Shaving Cream IN existence
n that such general satisfaction
RINGS VkRBENA CREAM stands pre-eminenty the Shaw
np SOAP the whole world the uaed oil Europe and
this country have pronounced II unryaed and e immense
fully testify thar duly appreciated II
er sold cheaper han other before the public
All are call and the sItce epared
For sale BY the original inventor CHARLES II RING 500
Broome street and % Maiden Line. au7T Imfr
TIEMP-i tons American Water Rot Hemp OF quality
II uneqused BY any market. ALSO, tons Hacked for
sale BY L. r. COLLINS X CO.,
a27fc % South street,
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
TO STRANGERS.

TO STRANGERS.
eCISHE ALHAMRA," Broadway between Sprna and
Prince is of the first places of sonsh
BY strangers coming the city aud justly establish
ment OF the KIND in this with 1t IN point
of novelty and the elegance magnicence Of
not speak OF the excellence Of the Tee Creams and other Re-
freshments 10 he found there a26 2wis'm
MONSIEUR EDMOND Du BulSoON, A. NJ. WIN re
W open his course Of French Lessons the Rohertscnian
system the second Monday of September For information
from TO p NJ Having Few hours spare lie will he very
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
NEW FRENCH GOODS.
JAMES BECK s. CO..

-
ID EC LEAVE call the Of the Ladies
ID richest assortment of = 80
FA N G. Y q o O d
that shown in The cv having been bv
them in Paris, which they offer them Importers prices:
Gases Paris Embroidered Omhre Cashmere 'Ecosse
:. Plain do do
Mousselin de Lame.
" Printed Cashmere dEcosse.
" Mousselin de Laine.
frmted Plnd Cashmere d Ecosse, very rich.
French Chntzes of GIos Oder, Hartman Keolns print
r,.noh iai,,sau 1ag ahd new y, dtsignsi gus ,.n.a
Nousselin de Laine
SILKS.
Silks. Pyram ;ds Volants silks Damas bapc Madona
Marocane deny cha,nes Armure bazine
Corsage lace passmrn Pvramides eu;rland do
teri Aeuts
I" Camayeux and broderie Pekin Ombre allies de
HoTizonale stripes mouches
RAINBOW, stripes and neps royal armure
g flowers pekin matte -,
i Perspective rubanne Passamentenes Pekin
" Deneile perspective (" Peysne, Corbeillc de
ombre' esduIie , race pek;S mile 6e, and matte
Pekin Gam Ieux Palm n carresuc
Royal Nore Pekn rex n floyiai
ssa % cs .st 3 &c ;s aeeS SsyG yd ,v,sls wds
Ma ocaihe " 80 in Parisienne
Airicsi ca baudes : Mourning silks
POI tile tout cunt
ALEXANDER'S PARlS MADE GLOVES
or ,,o 49,, .roho oo,o,s prn,an.. 1,,;. ~; ,,,
VI ie most recnefche , LIARS Demi LIARS
,,,>,.. ~ a,," ..1n,eu D ,
WEDDING AND SOlREE DRESSES.
Embroidered Mu,ns Dresses
do Tulles do
do Silks do
do Satins do
Aerau Snow Organd do
Thread Lace do
I'm tation Brussels do
P"iar de Brussels do
Imitat on p, mi d 'Aueleterre
Thread Lace Flounces, every width.
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

per Broadway and Murray-Te distinguis he'd
of this Artist nrmed by public tesmonials, and
knowedged by all fidelity uracy aud correct
estio needs onl n TO lis insp the belief
that Dsguerreotype Artist his merits ndsputable AID
,kl uaeuuailed.
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
ANTIQUITIES,
1.-THE 1iagasta Iapani's, 60 Duane stree

BetMeen Broadway aud Elm streets.
CONSISTING OF VARIETY o. ORIGINAL JA-
- PANtsE, CHINESE AND OLD DRESDEN PUR.
painted great curiosity and two richly carved
Ebony Wood Chairs formerly belonging Cardinal XII
menls Great nqusor Of Spain in the time of Philip the
cnd-the second presented by Elisabeth dvaois wife OF
Php the Second and eldest daughter Of Henry the Second
h,e ossn bought, % easues % from oporo IL Spain These
greatest antiquity OF in this country and of
grandeur equal to thing imported into this country To be
Der i, lai5 where catalogues in time may be had.
respectfully invited ell and examine this most ext rdns-
ry COLI cton OF snqnes To be from this day until
Sale To commence precisely II O'Clock the morning
rain shine
n e rnartic cula fhaca afa
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO.,
No. 50 Wall street, opposite the Exchange. y,
THIS COMPANY continue insure against loss and dar
i by fire goods and merchandise, and O.,
against loss by inland vessels and their
DIRECTORS
Thomas w. Thorne, Elisha Rres,
Thomas 7. Woodruff Anson Baker,
b. X. Robson NJ. D. Joseph Drake,
Thomson frce, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James e. Holmes,
John r Dawson, John r. Moore,
John H. Lee, VIM X Thorn,
Caleb e. Tuns, Thomas Morrel
Francis r. Sage Eugene Bogart,
John G. Merritt, Robert Smith.
THOMAS w. THORNE, Pres dsn!
GEoRsE T. HoPw, s-cro'prv a5fc
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

NOTICE TO IRATELLERS.
THE SUBSCRIBER having the lease and furniture Of the
l. CHARLESTON (S. C.) HOTEL, will be prepared TO
receive his friends the 18th September next Prom
faction to all who may favor him with their patronage
a30 j, D. BOYD
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
TO ANGLERS IND DEALERS IN
FISHING TACRYE

CONROY s. SO Fulton of Cliff street Manu-
Cscurers and importers Of Fishing Tackle in all il. branches
have completed their fall stock consisting article
IN the line for Pond Stream, River and Sea Fishing mpor
tors Of the genuine emmng Son, and genuine Limerick
Shooting Tackle and covered Drinking Fssks finest Canister
1;rnnrwler Ne &c, wholesale and retlil a23 lm'r
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
ARTIFICIAL EYES

ARTIFICIAL EYES
E Yoti a1d s nn BY Dr. G j. M GRA M SS % II BSwfy
EYE in the United Any person that wishes to be well
should always apply to the Maker who has been in the
Art Forty Years iul6 lmsrc
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND TRIMMINGS
auce the largest and most magnificent assortment of Cur
tain Materials and Trimmings received in this country
of the firm in Paris which they are dete mined to
lower than can be purchased at other establishment the
city
From stock of Two Thousand Pieces superior Ds
mask De anss rich Brocades Satin Damask Satin Striped
and WoTs,sd Iabars tlushss PLAIN and 6guIed Rich Tapes
as with the m aud splendid assortment Of
Trimmings aud ornaments to correspond and be eauaed
up the and eherchc style
direct by every steamer and At asSps
a29 FMwatis.r 2is Broadway, opposite The Park.
QUEEN YiCToRIAs pANCEs.-The new and lashlon
able Ball Room M,zourka Cutillion and Cearns Valse
sot from usriy elegant and srseeiu style Also the
Queen q ASs Miss e.
aud Teacher OF Dancing from London having arrived
strcton New York in the above aud other fashionable
aud ergat call room novelties Also the Department Exer
noyal Polka aud folke Qa.de rsroned BY her Msjesty
with their patronage that her stay in New York in
70 visit other cities IN the
ing on the Is OF September.
Miss proposes deyotine evenings week exclusively
The sdyes brings With her the highest testimonial. from
fmes she has taught in Eng and the certificate Of NJ
schools families attended al their own resdences If re.
CURED erfec knowledge Of tho Ms1ourka and Cearnes
pLEACHING POWDnKs--i Casks Boyds now Isnd.
= ms ''' '"' '''' ''' ''i rEkssiE iHss BROOKS,
sA m 1&T Nassau street
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

UENT7NTRY.
nR. H. 9 BLANkMAN. Dentist, l6 Chambers street,
- New ork late of Virginia offers his professional sevi-
the public Persons who desrons Of having opera
tons ornamental and useful auperdage the teeth
properly attended requested to call his Office
references of highest respvctaby can be had Terms
moderate, and all operations warrsnted. So Intro
SURGICAL and Dental Instruments and Fine Cutlery
~ PETER ROSE, No 4l2 Broadway few doors south of
Canal street would inform the medical profession and pub
c that general of Surgical and Dental
rnen and Cutlery will he kept hand which with conf
dence be recommended for quality and nish and which will
be seld at very low prices.
Particular attention paid the repairing of all kinds of In
struments aud Cutlery. 81 3r+m
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

wv OOI20 600 American Blood Fleece washed and an
by r. X COLLINS CO,
AFR. 70 South street
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

SALAMANDER SAFES
>HE first and only kind of Safe that has IA every nstas
preserved their contents from accidental Edwards
Hoiman's Improved Saamapder, They for sale by
e. Hobbs 26 Platt " where certificates and
one Of which saved the books and papers Of
essrs Coe, Anderson Co.. No % Broad street. the great
ire the 10Th ult Also of Mr. Mel, at the corner OF
Bro street and Excha Place the night Of the 30,h
an "a
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

Within the past twenty months S3329l Of these
have been redeemed A few months will suffice to
redeem the small amount outstanding 1t is how
impossible but that the government may be again
compelled TO TO this way Of raising funds before
foreign relations settled.
The New York herald., 1845-09-04
THE NEW YORK GLOBE,
To be issued Daily on and after the 18th Of the pre-
sent Month.

sent Month.
EDITED By LEVI ID. SLaMM
THE Public tion Office Of the New York Globe is now
opened on the OF Nassau Fulton whre
subscriber AID advertisements will be received large ed
tion the is number the Globe will be printed and will
thereorr be vuaIs medium for adverting Carriers hay
prosrectuses m hand their lists edlstelv and those
placed upou their
G asfERC CHILDs. Publisher and Proprietor.
New York Sept 4, lGi,
We request ed torial brethren throughout the
try who th favor with exchange antcipa-
tom OF our tirst appearance. 81 2trrh
FIVE DOLLARo REWARD.
i OST OVERHEARD from the steamboat Nimrod on
IL her pa sage New York Bridgeport, Saturday,
Aug 30 Walking Stick, with snake gold head
with the initials j. M in and the
around IT, Any picking up the and leaving with
Edward s Ma, hall, Harness Maker dgeport, with
Alex. Murray az Third avenue, New York. will receive the
above reward ALEX MURRAY.
81 srh
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,
WILL be givea for the of the papers, &c. lex.
w the bank noes contained the pocket book which
picked 20 ket at the South ferry the Cd inst
II the proie sioual gentleman" who took will the
rock book ans will NV York Bank
for those onthe Savannah banks ad quesons and
give him trouble whatever Apply q. b. OF MIR.
Coz American Hotel. 3 is tIh
-
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

THE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
OFFICE No. 81 (late ie) Wall street, continues insure
~ loss damage by Fire dwellings, warehouses and
other buildings Also Household Furniture, Merchan
dize, &c., as heretofore.
DIRECTORS.
John Brouwer, Wakeman Burru
James Mcbride Philip Embury,
John Moorhead, Stanton Beebe,
Joseph kemochan, Daniei Ayres,
Henry w Hills, Charles ". S. Row land,
Robert j. Dillon, Nathaniel L. Grswold, ,jr.
Thomas Nesmith, Russell Stubbns,
Robert Boorman George Cosgeshall,
Abel A. Low, Stephen Holt,
George Pomeroy, Joseph Gaillard Jr.
David Thomson,
JOHN BROUWER, President.
GOLD 8. SILLIMAN, Secretary.
ROBERT j. DILLoN, CounseIand Attorney. a2 lm+m
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

OFFICE OF THE CROTON INSURANCE co
No. 35 Wall Street,
Adjoining Mechanics Bank, in the City of New York
THIS COMPANY lose by the recent fire s3o 900 Their
and above all claims against them
They continue to insure Marine and Fire Risks fair
TRUSTEES
James Harper, William B Cozzens,
Edward Richardson, Herman ID Could
lanes Phalen, Theodore Meyer
y 4 Lawrence, Cyrus Chenery,
Edwin Tremain, Lawrence Hill
) NJ Cranda VIII Townsend
John Breaste, Robert Lane,
James Cruikshank, John L Gilchrist,
Leander Starr, II Suydam,
Charles Vose, John Lssala,
Ladock Pratt, Samuel Sherwood,
George DeKay James Cook,
l.oring Andrews, EFT Aldrich,
Joseph Nones, George Whitaker,
Leonard Appleby, Thomas Monahan,
Asa Crosby, George Psen,
John Herrick, William Burgoyne,
Abraham an Nest,
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE President
JOSEPH b. MONIES, Vice President.
Nicholas Carroll Secretary
Capt Simuel Gambler. Marine Insp.
Also, Insp for "Lioyd's" for the port Of New York
I'M
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

hrs. CASTLES EDWARDS, Aurists, No. 38l Broad
attend the cure Of and every disease and s
rational principles and practical knowledge entirely
free from theoretical dogmas
Acoustic O for sale for Ear Ache pains
ringing collec lions Of hard discharges
secreons OF this lncipen deafness, swelngs &c.
81 MT rh
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

I DON ANGEL CALDERON BE LA BARCA Minis
ter otentiary from Donna Isabella Queen Spain
the United States Washington, do certify that DR.. A.
CASTLE stands among the of his profession
sklfu practical Dentist have known this gentlemen for
many yeais sud recommend hm being worthy of the
confidence of those requiring his services
Signed A. CALUERON DE LA BARCA.
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

CHALLENGE To VIM. JACKSON,
The american Deer.
WILLIAM BARLOW will the American Deer two
w miles, for $500 aside in three weeks time play pay
and for choice Of ground Beacon Union
VILE Courses Urhe will bet 90 his 1.-THE deer's) $500
Barlow have the choice OF ground Baows hackers may
be met at the American Hotel, Williamsburg, Long Island
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

BLEACHING POWDhks.--oU Casks Boyd's now land.
- ing per ship Pspthea and for sale by
rERssE K BROOKS,
&m G&G Nassau street
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

6SH LIVERPOOL LINE OF PACKETS-Regular
REXN Packet of the l1th sepember-The well known
.4lSAssk.packet ship STEPHEN WHITNEY, W C. .Thomp
will sail above her reguli day. Having very
superior for cabin second cabin and
intending embark should make mmedl
ate application board, foot of Maiden Lane, orto
JOSEPH NlcMURRAY,
of Pine and South
The packet ship Virgnan G. A. Hern will succeed
the Sepheo Whitne. and sail on the lth Oct So rh
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

WANTED-A Situation by an American IN a public house
" steward assistsnt bookkeeper by who
has been ~ public house for the last years aud we'll
acquainted with the all branches The best of re.
fsrenes given line addesssd I. l. through the Of
Can be heard Of for xix days by addressing above
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

EOSdsorders of the Stomach Liver and Kidneys, accom-
panied with seon loss of appetite headache bilious
attacks gddness papitaton auguor, low spirits, loss OF
strength the back sde aud lower part Of the chest
DR. Salnons Remedy has met with exao dinary success in
private actce; aud priced highly by all who have taken
it, that the proprietor has been induced introduce tn.
public generally He sufferer from the above
plants thx processes be- perfect goa
ting the restoring appetite health color aud strength
the most debilitated.
This Remedy mercury,
it, and does the closest attention business The
most satisfactory references gwen If required
DIR. WM. H. M!LNOR, 1872 Broadway,
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-09
Administrators Notice

LETTERS of administration WA
the VII annered. having been
granted to the undersigned. at the
April term of the Hon. Probate Court,
of pamela County, on the estate of Will
lam Boz les, deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
indebted to said estate to come forward
and make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against said es-
tate, are notified to present the same to
the undersigned, duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
JAMES NJ. LAMB. 'asimr
OF the estate of VIM. Boyls, deceased.
l9.6.W
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-09
NOTICE.

TO ALL persons interested IN the
lands, tenements and heriditiments
of E. II. Garrett, deed, the East of
Section %. Township 9, of Range s
West, you are hereby cited to be and
personally appear before the Probate
Court of Pamela Couuty, 10 be held at
the Courthouse thereof, on the Sd Mon
day Of September Dext--then and there
70 show cause if any you can. why an
order should not be made to sell the a.
boyc described land, in Pursuance to the
,cDuion Of Asa Love, administrator Of
Inc Estate Of said f. II. Garrett, deed.
Witness the II n. J. I. BURBRAGE,
Judge C he Probate Court Of said coun-
y, jhg 81 NonIay o. July, a. d. 1915,
23. 3w
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-09
MARRIAGES.

ON Tuesday evening the 9th inSii
10y the Rev. Joseph Lane, Mr.. ia, Da'1 ~
Butts OF Belmont, to Miss An@e,l,h" H.
daughter Of Mr., James Hunt OF rono'"
county.
ON Thursday evening Of the inst.
BY G. G. Nelson Esq, MIR. David d.
Caldwell, 10 Miss Anastacia l.. daugh-
ter of Mr. james Packer, all of this
county.
Each Of these notices was accompa-
MED by u glorious piece Of cake. o!
so many sweet things viii kill us jun
NNr
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-09

uArrah, Teddy--an' wasn't yer
,onc Teddy O.Byrne, before you left
oald IreIaad!"
"Faith an twas"
aBut my jewel why then do We add
che $, and call it Teddy O'ByrneS
now!
why, we spalpeen! hav'nt been
.aar7icd since | KEN to Ameriky? and
ar We so ignorant Of grammdticS, that
ye don't know when one thing is added
70 another II become pIdroi?