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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18
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The new Constitution has been adopted by an
Overwhelming majority.
In the 81 Congressional District, Harmanson,
D., is elected by handsome majority, in place
OF Gen. Dawson, deceased. The following re-
turns have been received:
Harmanson, d. Cooley, w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18
VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.

VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.
J-SpER the authority of Deed Of Trust from The
I lae benjamin Harrison OF Berkeley, IN Charles
csy County, and of decree Of tho Circuit Superior
Cont d law and chancery for Charles City County
'erG-,l the 3Oth May, is45, 10 suit therein depend.
"a h,,ween the President Directors and Company Of
,as Bark Of virnn., plaintiffs and Mary W. Harrison
,icu of Benz lmn Harrison and others, dele danis
Il. ani-rscned trustees in the said deed, and commits
,une,. appointed by the said decree, will on Wednes
t, the al> Of December next, If fair II not, the next
e., DAT th-reler at Berkeley aforesaid. IN the county
= Charles Cy, sell at public auction, for ready money,
aool,rhry slaves many of which are said TO Be young
aud ys,uihe
Attn. time and place aforesaid, the undersigned, IN
der the authority aforssad will expose TO sale, at pubic
auction, Tract Of Forest Land containing 24s acres,
N. said county, not far from Berkeley The terms OF
lhs sale are, fourth Of the purchase money pay
able IN cash. and the other three fourths payable IN
m'ie.e Of them year, and the other two years
from the day Of SALE and bond, with approved security
gwen FOL them and the title to be retained AZ security
Tor the bonds.
RICHARD ANDERSON Trustees and
ROBERT STANARD, Commissioners.
Nov. 4-d2t&ctds
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MASSACHUSETTS ELLcTloN.-A recapilulation
of the votes Tor Governor, in all but ten towns,
gives 10 Governor Briggs 50,964 Davis, Demo
crat 35,s04 Shaw, Native, 1894; Sewall, Abo-
lionist, 1905; Scattering, l,400.
For the Senate The Wings have members
from Suffolk, , in Franklin = in Hampshire,
in Barns,able; in all L. (Leavins 90 vacancies,
which will all be filled with Wings, of course)
Fer the House of Representatives, the returns
give the Wings Ill members, Democrats 49, Ma
lives g. No choice for l10.
(!Ner York Journal OF Commerce.
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CaIE OF SLAVES

OALE Or OL1t EOs
an MONDAY the LIST day of December, ls45. If fair,
~ If not the next fair day, shall expose 70 sale, Tor
cash. at the Courh Of spotsylvania county, That
being Court day, TEN SLAVES, consistins OF one
a,e y.yv IIt.Iy o. l.. CHEWING,
Nov H-ctda Executor of James Smith, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18
To Tie Editors Of The Enquirer:

To tic Editors of TIC Enquirer:
Gentlemen: In perusing The Enquirer Of the
2Sth Of October, my attention was attracted 10
communication from Galen, upon The subject
Of a Medical Convention, to be held in Richmond
for the purpose OF regulating, by legislative ac-
| lion, the tariff Of fees, /" as proposed by Gel
sus," in communication Of the 2olh September
and for ehecling The passage Of law prohibitory
of eaariQtaaism, for the especial benefit OF the pro-
tession requiring every member OF the profess
sion 10 undergo an examination once in FIVE years,
by Medical Board to be established by law in
each Senatorial District of the Stale. Query !
Who are TO judge Of the qualifications OF each
Board, the crudite unii-magnelics Of Rich
mond Medical College y highly approve oil me
regulation by law, or otherwise OF medical
fees;n as they are at present too meagre Tor the
amount Of physical and mental labor, devoted by
| The conscientious physician 10 his patient; ons
am decidedly of The opinion, that any effort on our
pau 10 put down by legislative action, any por-
ION If those who profess 10 be Doctors, for
our own special benefit, will be perfectly futile;
indeed, We cannot expect it. Any movement ol
| This kind will draw down upon US The undivided
attacks Of all those who are likely 10 come
within the sphere 81 The prescription Thomso-
MANS Hydropa!hcs Homeopathics, &c, &c. as
we'll as the Dogmalists OF our own fraternity,
who, fear, are much the most numerous class al
The present day. An efortof this kind was made
last Winter in the Legislature of Ohio, which
signay failed, the failure redoundng 10 The bene-
fiji of emrirics, and 10 The injury OF The profession
The physician who is thoroughly versed in his
profession and is skillu and successful, needs no
legislative protection 10 ensure himself practice
while the mere smaiterer deserves it not. The
surest shield the profession can throw around il.
self is the acquisition ofthorough medical attain.
menls. Let each of US emulate perfection, and
success must and WILL attend our efforts. am
a Democrat to the "bnek-6onr," (excuse the ex-
pres.ion,) and opposed to all monopolies; but
more especially in medicine. When man is
SICK for Gods sake grant him freedom OF choice
in the employment OF his medical attendant, and
throw no legislative impedimcnls 10 the way OF lis
exercise.
A Convention OF Physicians, by exciting spl-
rit OF emulation and enquiry among The profes-
sion, and producing an interchange Of opinion
must, and will, be attended with incalculable bene-
fit 10 the medical fraternity Of our Stae-ihere-
fore am in favor Of the call for Medical Con
venlion-but away with all gag laws:
Yours, MEDICUS.
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VOLUME 4o---NO.s sc.

Education to the exclusion Of other questions. Il
IS the purblnd politician and the demagogue who
oppose popular education. They always think
the people enlightened" and "inteieeni." They
are The last persons in The world to propose taxes
Tor disseminating knowledge among those whom
they Halter. Education is Inc very best means OF
enabling the people 10 outsee and outreach all The
"purblind politicians who would misead them
But find my communication extending itself
TO an Unreliable length, and therefore conclude,
ardenly hoping that something good may be done
for US at the coming session oil our Legislature.
They NAV dispute about Convention, and rail-
ways, and canals, and Macadamized roads until
they do not comprehend, and are heartily tired OF
each other; bot 10 system OF popular Education
they must ultimately come. -.
EDUCATION MEETING IN AMHERST.
Al a meeting held e. Amhers. courthouse, on
the Goth of October, 1915, Edmund Penn, Esq
was called 10 the Chair, and Henry w. Quarles
appointed Secretary.
A committee, consisting OF the following gen.
tlemen, to wit: Samuel NJ. Garland, VIM. M.
Waller, VIM. billiard, Nm. S. Rucker, Addison
Talia1rro, David Pa,teson, Henry l.. Davies,
Joseph K. Irving and Champe Carrier, 90 which,
on motion, the Secretary was added) was ap.
pointed, TO draft suitable memorial 10 The Leeis-
lalure on the subject OF Popular Education, 10 be
presented TO an adjourned meeting, 10 be hell at
the courthouse on November court.dsy, Qke third
Monday Tor consideration and further action.
On motion, Joseph x. Irving and S. M Gar
land were appointed 10 address the people OF
Amherst al The next court, on The subject Of poru-
lar education.
Pesoircd, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in The Lynchbnrg and Richmond pa
pcrs. EDMUND PENN, Chm.
II. w. QrARLEs. Scc'y
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To The Editors Of the Petersburg Republicans:
In the eventual il shall not be The pleasure OF
the next House Of Delegates 10 reflect their late
speaker, Valentine w. Souha, Esq. OF Abe
maile | have been casting my eyes over The LIST
OF the Delegates elect 10 the next Legislature, and
find not one among The various gentlemen whose
names have been mentioned, or may be thought
Of, in connection with that important appoint
ment who would fill the station with more dignity
than Mark Alexander, Esq, one the Delegates
elect from the county OF Mecklenburg.
MIR. Alexander was member OF the House OF
Delegates for several years from about 1915 10
perhaps 1897; and afterwards, for II successive
years, he was regularly elected almost without
opposition, and filled The important station OF the
Representative Of his District in the Congress OF
The United States IL the general satisfaction ii is
believed OF the people Ct Ike District. II, then,
long continued experience in the service Of the
country, first as member Of the House OF Dele
gates, and afterwards, for II successive years, as
a member Of Congress, 10 the general salislae-
lion ofthe people, are 10 be considered as any re-
commentator or guarantee for all acquaintance
with parliamentary rules, and qualifications Tor
The faithful discharge of the important duties OF
The station, then, indeed, will The claims Of Mark
Alexander, Esq, strongly urge the members 10
elect him as The next Speaker OF the House Of
Delegates. 4 REPUBLICAN OF 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

~ PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
,.,,ihrr has for sale large gxantity OF heavy
r.rsr,s ami Sattiners, manufactured expressly lol
ne and servants wear-u contains u ounces
.o n-t ward double warp. and hard twlsIea, Wal
y W." =, ne surpassed for durability. Any enquiry
directed to Milton, n. e., will he promptly
.g.nd,d'o. 80. ,r
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The energetic P,st Master General has at last
succeeded in mailing an arrangement with the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Ran
Road Company SO as gain some twenty-five
hours in e1pediing the mail between New York
and New Orleans. Under the old arrangement the
great Southern mail rested at Philadelphia from
lOo'cock P. NJ, Ohe hour ofits arrival from New
York; until 8 o'clock next morning. This time
will now be saved. The cost Of transportation
will moi be Increased beyond the maximum rate
now paid, o. $500 per mile per annum. The
new arrangement will not go into effect until the
18th Marcn nerl, in consequence 9th road not
being preoared TO commence the nish'-service the
present season. owing 10 relay OF portion of
the track between Wilmington and Philadelphia.
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i TTOR NEYS AT L A w.
~ GOODE & T.. II. CORNlCk

:, .ot Trg,aie, nor Of 81. l. ms, n, ss"io.,
~ a,ieni promptly To any professional business &,
I, - Nr,r in the state OF Missouri, provided the
-, br lis. hundred dollars or more.
rrf i,-tf 49,, ,n,;, C,rhid
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Jeral, and worthy only Of such consistent Fedc.
raj Stale EIer delegation may thunder in Con
gress, and may strain every nerve 10 carry out
the "faclious" resolves, but in vain. From the
tone of MIR. Clays quasi-organ, we may expect
the Kentucky delegation TO go c" mas@ for The
final completion OF the measure-and The Wing
delegates from The South will hesitate long, before
they follow the lead Of Vermont and Massachu.
sets, in foolishly resisting second time what
once so thoroughly prosifaled their party. Yer
mont and Massachusetts, md few Northern
members, here and there vii stand alone in their
inglorious atlemp, TO violat national faith, seal
ed as il is by the solemn vice OF the people.
OF course, Vermont gees with Webster in
surrendering the whole ofOregon. We are only
surprised thai her Legislature did moi express SEN
iiments 10 that effect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

In relation 10 The vexed question # Mr.. Buc-
hanan's resignation, the Union says at is our
ardent wish 10 see him contributing his hest ex-
ertions towards the development Of those foreign
relations which he has SO thoroughly studied
We desire him to remain in The cabinet that The
Wing party may have no opporlunilyi speculate
upon the instability of the administration, or any
change in our public councils We go further,
and say that we know of no man ia Washington
who wishes him 10 resign his serrearyship. We
are satisfied that ii depends altogether upon HIM
self whether he will leave the cabinet; and our
own decided impression al present is, that there
will be no change at all"
Will this satisfy The capliOus Wings, that The
President has not The least dssire 10 "get rid" Of
Mr. Buchanan as Secretary Of Stale? Or will
any statement, however explicit, put an end 10
their daily Misrepresentation
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no TIE pIIRIIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
moray ,roclaim that Sir. John p. Hawkins. Of
T,,mril.. Prince Edward county, Va, is no longer
ar Attorney, for the transaction or negotiation
"f,,1 BUSINESS in the Republic Of Texas
- 'h' RICHARD F. MILLER.
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IAN noIlars ReMard.

max AWAY f.om Mount Airy, near Warsaw, Va,
Il an the iih Instant, BILLY GRiMsHAW, the fore
NAN ii Mr. VI. II. Tayloe's carpenters. lie Is tall,
=. m. above reward will he given for Billy q appre-
-n.cn and berg lodged in jail beyond Virginia. tail-
r. dollars beyond fifty miles, and twenty dollars %'hin
49, Manager for w. H. Tayoe.
-. 90, ,a.r Warsaw Va Oct, 2l-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

U. S. senator FROM NV HAMrsnIRE-Gov
Steele has appointed Benjamin w. Jennes lo
supply The place of Levi Woodbury. in The United
States Senate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

DISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.
rllE annual meeting of Stockholders, In the plsma.
| swamp Land Con pany, win be held In the iown
\; su,ics on the third Thursday Ohio 2oth OF lns pre-
Y =. a.n RO BUTLER,
pre.,,sut of The Dismal Swamp Land Company
smthf,id, Nov. 4, ls45-caawtdm
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To The Editors Of tic Petersburg Republican,:

s.r The other city papers will please TO copy.
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pIIRIlC SALE

NB. The Creditors are requested to attend the sale
with all Of their claims properly stated
N,.y A rtda
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liarmansOn, ID. Cooley,
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
Third EDITION.
PRIVATE T. TREATISE,


IN certain delicate diseases, which the bes and most
convenient means Of stated in the painest posi-
pie manner the used in the authors own
being given without reevek giving also clear and ahu
description OF disorders frequently mistaken
for veneea which wide field for the cxtoons and
deceptions Of well known Boosting class Of people None
possibly the and varied sources Of deception
which exist on this subject the suherngs both mind
and body they entail upon society To be had only 8s
Greenwich street Prce 81. (t may be sent by post
bound) -
r s. Aware Of the opinion in ueneni entertained Of those
are seen in almost every paper considered duty W give
the following the ground on which this ttIe
hook claims especial confidence - '
Besides authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh &chs
former works on medicine viz The Domestic Guide to
tse pyspepsia on he Epidemic has tes
tonis letters from the most OF Europe
the most eminen ~ America Sir Ashley Cooper 70 Dr. Mott
Of this city, Dr. rhysck oil Philadelphia and Others and
wnch most grauiyng has permssion to refer to almost
every ever physc,an lTl 1 oMfeninsnce n IN the city,
have as nearly initiated his ents and The title OF
ms book as they cond dol but those should unfornate
III 1m'm ~ 80 's- Wv ''F"''"V'
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
Foreign IrnpOrfarsons.

loNDOS-ShtD Hudson-iG0
IPs-ss hhds ss sks issdyI Matthews 81. S.sI
MssmSs s y: beer &
$d;s bs ample; BsshsIsso Ssis nsse Ernest ss
@
hull BAL. m. wss ,ss' wSGs %".
w9s sst, m$:s a Gassy
10 hhds brandy Edward Baesbar-oa kegs mdne Joseph
a %s1s sds VIM "s. s; saw plat
il casks bales BOX Is chests mdss Wilson Bfow"io0
s.;. 81: %is. ts s
sms5y ndze Ed%und
esd espssas SFss Lee C esk bale % ade Wspds
'sa sRai s'iSs Ras
Wa b.d Hds S mise ss ssssoS.G
=;: :ss !. ss,:
sf r eass ssa S,ss
fE: % W.sh,@s% Phi shd: .'fs S;say
SS AZ :'i ss
Ssss wire pkg. %a5 Is d 70 brandy
{, ss s;i
SiS sSs 8
IsS, ri ssI. Ssy:sa
al; j; Isfs5,y box JP; Ssan;Ss .s, Brown
ess @ eases s'1 dsssss
10;
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S'!f As e..iIF
SNEsss's se kS%s 4iE'SS
Fsf ss'o Raj: III: s Ss@4a
Ply eoNs3 boxes GODFREY Patt,son col Cox
W:.siS ESsIlasS; %s1t Lssy% Ptohss.@i 90
boss: Mo cases Rspsssi sis ss.sS Pit
.ssa; S Ssts \. a.j
Sam sas
Lysn,oo,-sslp Ashsuroezl pkg Tones Som do
sss'::,ta s;s' Hss:s st
CIV Coit-s Walhsr, Brq5he.s COS Hu.t Bothersa Ca
s'ssfs sASafi
&c s
9 s,S'H ssassy ahs
hsfsfs'
$50 Hendck B,ehers25ls bars iron john Abel coasa
si5 sas % Sa,,. m B Wsy
Hmtsa ssp.x sspSexEd rds aoie Sy.
s2sds i spsse5 ssis S.sS
Ia buck, Brothers COS souer Brothers col Murray
Morrell sons2 Murray Geo Stacy-lJ Van Nest-6
Hsydsn-i5 $ Jones cog Eel ows Wordsworth
Geo Hastings-i Haaer Hays-i Mo-re Coates col
w Sloane Luiuer-I John Van Nest-l Birch
l50 Gfinuel, Minturn co5 Butterfeld Brothers
W n Titus-2 Geo Hastings cog Daniel Oakley & Sons
Jc shu, Garsia1i Robert Speddng3i James Chon col
d w Graves-5i Rea-2 A& Thorp-22J & $ Stuart x
co--3 & VI Thorpi777 Phelps, Dodge co--300 J NJ
&co--i q Il Swords Osborne 4 L,tIe-s Bird ulan 4
CO.'S S.uds Fuller Ncvins co200 t,ns 500
sacks salt Grpnell. Mn,un eo-2o rks cks, order.
CRoNsrADTShip Fiorence3il0 bars 1898 bales mdze
SAT bales or do Newbod Cuft08 bales Hicks co-l0O
Gcodous cola bales brs Knver;0 boxes 27 bales to
order.
BREwE.-Ba-que Hudsnn-2li bxs pipes l2 do mJse Z T
Pope COL do 9 Eraenpntchl5 do Henschcn & Unk.
art; do Hoass Gert2-9 do Z Kolet7 do Napier 4
cos do Tfnpg Young E!is-e do Muller3 do stru.
lerd Spies Christ co2 do Schrase Koop co-3do Hsr.
Iine lsthe eimer- do Simonsield cI-l II w Mall
Is do Ahenfedt-18 do TO order.
iIAGUA La GRANEE-Bng Sarah Beny-2J0 hhds Of sugar
Howahd & Aspnwal--52 do molasses II A Cont
NEwcAsTLE-Ship Banchard-32 OK barilia Morewood
ISL coal to master.
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
Pnssen,cers NnlIed.

LasrHrooISshp no oxIord,.s Arnold Rogers Prov
Tsylor Yok Mrs Mary Crcprer Cincinnat; Mr. Moore,
Canads Henry Jackson, John smith, Engand Mr. Macdon
ME- kddow Baltimo5e DR. Johnson, Whngdale Johnson,
Baker France.
HAvRE-Shp Bnrgnndy-Mrs Brette Miss Brette Norfolk;
Appleton and lady. Boston; Sterling New York: A
Johnston Washington Pesse Phled pha; Mrs Dupre and
York; MIR Beemen France
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
COMMERCIAL.

New York, Thursday. Oct. 10.
934 Pearls, S4l93 W
BREApsTufYs-Thc excitement which was caused on
the receipt OF the English news yesterday still continues
and prices very unsettled asking as high as 50
others 50 3I for Genesee. We unable to give any
particular account of transactions the market being 40
very unct'ed1as lar as we can learn little over 5000
barrels were sold for shipment yesterday morning
CorToa-The transactions to-day are rather light and
amount to only 600 bales at decline one
val OF the steamer Great Britain
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.
DEPARTMENT
ME NE.

TVNHE LECTURES this Institution will CONNIE nee on
l. Monday, 9th October.
Professor Of the principles and operations Of Surgery
GRANVILLE SHARPE PATTisON, NJ. b.
Professor Of A, atomy.
JOHN REVERB M. D,
Professor of the Theory and Practice OF Medicine.
MAkTYN PAINE, M. D,
Professor Of Institutes Of Medicine and Maeria Medca
CUNNING s. BEDFORD, M. D.,
Professor Of Midwifery, and the Diseases Of Women and
JOHN w1LLiAM Lfiai!fibHR ipbHRArER, MD,
Proernpr Of Chemistry.
JOHN WILLIAM DRAPER, M. D..
oil 5tigfrc Secretary, E4 Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
LIVERPOOL CLAs.IrIcArIoss

fhUiIs-A sale of Raisins took place yesterday, be-
ing me hrst this n350 boxes were sold at 81 57t
at BIS $50 at 30 tsae stopped and 1000 qr boxes at
67t 90 cents.
Rrm EsTArr-Lot on Avenue & near Fifth
$780, - ~P
years lease Of lot nsKing street. near varick 40 by
100 feet with the house, s., $50
The New York herald., 1845-10-17

Schr Cooley, Toucy Boston,
Arrived.
Ship Ashhurton. Rowland. from Liverpool Sent a. with
Ship Blanchard. Blanchard % days from Newcastle Eng
with coal to order. - e
Bremen barque Hudsou Hohors frcpored yesterd,v1 s
days from Bremen TO order. -
Bremen barque Diaroant Balleer
Der, with mdze bound Chareston-put IN here ,o land
list inst LAT i3 81 lou 40 a fell IN with the wreck or
b. brig Lancer OF Su derland lumber loaded and smssed
close 10 e ound no boad she had been
hatchs on She appeared NOT have been long in that sua
non blowing sh DID not board her. 18th inst Int 40 co. Ion
81 J8 passed snp showing red signal, with white ring In
IT, with letters ia IT, Took her 10 be anburs ship she
spoke ship United staes Of aud for Nantucket 10 days from
Sandweh l,Isnds q months out, 1900 bbIs oil
Brig Sarah Benty Northop days from Laeua La Grand
with sugar and molssses TO Badger Peck Left baTaue Ar
dsnnes snaId Tor fn,adelphs 10TH Sid i, com with schr
spoke ship Hudson, hence for Mobile 2h inst o Bsruer,t
spoke brig Annawsn. ~ "'s'''
Brig Ernly Farnham, Hodgedon from Rio Jsue;ro Aug "A
with 2 bags cone 40 seroons epoack 10 order Sent st
3o lon ?! a. spoke sbp Isabella from Hull or Vspini.o
with hides TO w w DeForest ''"o" D"ehos hyfes,
Brig Allen king Manson, Of Scituae trcpoed
q days from Malaga, with fruit TO Lewis and bos Stall
kef ga ~ company with baque Maid Of Orleans Tor os-
York W. S'e"' 'pohe snip Finland OF New
scllr Abot Lawrence, Meeker, from Boston. mdze
Schr Challenge, Foster. Thomaston lime
Schr Carvo, crockett Thomaston, lime
Below.
Barque Duchess de Orleans
brig Ehza lockwood, from 81 Cror, with sugar 10 De-
ship supposed 10 be the Samuel Hicks Bunker. from Ii
yeIpoo with ndze to Hicks L Go,
Also, ships, bsrque, 2brigs.
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
Passengers Arrived.

LyERP oL-Ship Ashburton-Rey DR. Potter Mis-, Anna
Potter Ms Mary Watson Miss Watson, Master Watson
Albany, X VIM Edward, Esq, ScotIand David Hill.
house. Esq Georgis--il9 in steersee. ' ~
BsEMsN1BarqSe Damcnt-D Ransehsnberg, r w Teck-
ger--ll9 IN steerage.
RIO oJANEIRo--Bgig Emily Eanham-R n Add;,ytop NJ
Nichols. M II Thoma.. - = = NNNN"s.o'' ~.
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
Us-tENAhkABLk CukEa--4u
DIR. j. FRANCIS, OCULIST,

465 BROADWAY, 4th Door from Grand Street
WM. BIRD, William street, almost blind for sixteen
" months, with neubuas covering the sight, now per
fectly restored
Charles Barry late OF the Hamilton Literary and Theoloei
cal Institute 90 nearly blind from has been
perfectly cured.
Miss Corcorsn 81 Mulberry street. total blind Of eye
for year, large ulcer covered the sight, was cured in
few weeks
Miss Crassous 1872 Green street, nearly blind from amauro
sis; her sight is perfect.
We the undersigned having witnessed astonishing cures
performed by Dr. j. FRANCIS believe his preparations f
diseases rye be greatest blessings that could
safe and skul Dentist. -
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev. g. Benedict
Rev. g. II. Cone, Rev j. PECK
Rev. J. Andrsde, r. G. Priest, Rev. r. WheeIock
Artificial Eyes Inserted which be from
the natural without giving the pain Numerous cert
oates to be the office.
= Advice gratis, ri, en- TO the poor Mondays Wednes
days and Saturdays, from until 10, A. vi.
On application by mail lpos pad] stating the dsease, his
or It's use 80 lmsrc
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
Sailed.

Ships Burgundy Hsvre; Oxford Rathbons, Liverpool; Co
ye, Chseye Cha,s,teni Laaeashe; hs'aas Victor Lon
Philade Augora Tobasco Port Leon. Tobssco; Comet
Bermuda; Sterling Savannah Blake, st Johns; schrs
Lyra, DemaraIa; brig Linden, Charleston.
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
Dy Last Nights SOathern Mail.

BALTIMORE Oct 6-Arr steamer Jewess from New York,
Norfolk Cid barqne Weshesg, Demarara brigs Globe
sorqsaax: vangua,d tBTl Iaiss; .shr Roe New York
NORFOLK Oct ll-Arr schrs Walter Williams, Williams
hurp Mississippi Warwick Mass; Telegraph Accomack for
New York; Mts New Haven; Oak and, Williamsburg Sid
schr Mary Jane New York. Cid brig Ark Liverpool
PHiLApgLPHIA Oct l6thAr schr Cleopatra, from Provi-