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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03

Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs Madison doed recen,lv viii
President Tyler. Their united ages are mare ,b,, "a
years. They were formerly intimate. bu, have No, mn,
before o' az years Mrs Hamilton is So aud vet she
walked with ease one day from Capitol ,ll to The pros
dents House nearly two miles. She has offered The
p'"s " ner h"soand 10 Congress Tor publication aud
we hope they may be accepted Gen II,milon ,oal
most prominent part In laying the foundations o our MI
m'nsirave government, aud was willal man of mos,
extraordinary genius " 'o''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03

w Ia ire Essen Congressional District now rer,..
S'"'ed by " illeughby Newton, r. NJ. r. IIuo,,, i.
Tue '-'eol"co candidate fr Congress Mr., N,nn,,,
V"'e !" 'aVor Of ieNas annexaon, could mn, >ov him
Leu Texas " hies' iahe warning by his fate, 'rlrv
see maj The 'ocos are willing enough 10 u,e bu, viii
never Dhst them, hen tey angel nne IF ,L.;,,,o
@'dney! lie must be white iyerfd uul,roon, ,,h.
VIII be USED by them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03

AMONG other particulars published in the Nashville
D,nan ~ inc ION inst, upon the authority III Major
p""e'son Just returned from Texas we learn that .,be
result oi the recent election in the United States
heh'v acceptable to Presiden; Jones; and as an ,pdc,
"on OF the opinion OF the people of the United S,,tes
e' WI hear;y response in all The bra iches of ns
ltr,an Government" y "'e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03

me itNas Civilian" Of the 25h instant saws thai
if,'a'e claims. some OF them for very heavy amounts
enue 10 be pressed upon the attention Of the Texan
ed an allowance of $500 OOO.v 'S 10"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03

W. Inc " hes Of New York city have nominated
''"''fy oe'den Esq as their candidate for the Msvo,,l
-h'us'ne very properly, 10 adop, the "N,,iyen can,
''aa,e' Ja"es Harper. Esq although he i, als,a VIII,
ne i.oe"ioeo mammalian has not We, been u,d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03

ar .oN'hEsSloNAL CANVASS.--We
u'''''"" 'hai t" T. W. l'abard and John HIN, Esq.
'"e opposing candidates Gr Congress in this District are
expected 10 he at Campbell curt house mex, Monday,
and will address the peop,e 'N'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03

Mss susan Yates was arrested last evening upnn
'aP'as issued from the criminal court and comni,Ied
"s" $40 Is charged with aiding the escsn ne of slaves
10 Canada and the free States lr,m his vo,,, -
81 Louis .Nec Era, Feb. IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03
SITUATION WANTED.

4 DNE who has an extensive acquaintance in The sur
~ rounding counties, and long experience in business
wishes To oh'ana situation as Clerk, Salesmen or any,
"h'i Printable 'ocalon The most satisfactory references
can he mad. Any communication addressed 10 + box 81
Will be promptly attended to.
Feb. "a Inf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03

az; 's s'''eo IN many ofihe Wings Of AlbemarIs
''''' senator h'ves shall be one of the candidate.
10 represent that county in The next Legislature
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03

END OF THE CUBA SLAVE rp,Dr ~.
,aplain General of Cuba, has issued pn,,a.,a,;.'
aeclaf'ng all vessels arriving at Cuba with slaves ON
board, cuniiscated. VIZ" '''es y"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03

w a majority of the Loroioco members Of Conc,,s.
,,'a ne" York have signed recommendation IN Jane,
in the Cabinet. ''"''' WI ''"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03

''e'c Postage La,c.-Ihe senate, b,ll In ro,r.o ..
age has pass ed The House Of Representatives rs
"a. 1t has been SO amended. bnveve,
"f''efs conveyed in The mail fer any dis,,r.a
ooo miles, shall be charged five cep,s and o,n
miles. ten cents. instead nf five r, MIS- Gr Al, d,
l he act Is toiake efEaci on lp frs, or t,I. ,o,-
supposed HAT the Senate " in c,nc,, j., a., -"
.r..,.,. a''pf Tie passage of the bill, Mr..
90 " mississippi noved Ia change the title.
-, '.''' a." act 10 make tbs Post Office Depart,
F""nc Nuisance, and to guaranty the Continuance
" '"e ann Ia" oi lei2. y which. Of coursc v,.
''a. VI the Virginia delegation, not one yo,d in r,
V'f u the bill. Nessrs Bayly. Chapman. Coles Dnm.
s'oe' h'eg'n, Hopkins. HubarI, Lucas Ncu,n0
o'ee"too' SUMMERS and Taylor voted auaius, !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03

,'","e 10 '"f. elay-lhe Richmond Wig inform,
Us 'a' IN many counties in this State the Ladies'
crossing very well in making collections far tho ,.n1.,.
o's,S" '"ey have undertaken. The Wing adds.-"s,,.
'''i'''s nave been made from collectors in tho
10 know fihey 10 call on oe,,ls,,an ID
"a" : certainly they are and we hone no cood Wh;o
VIII refuse to hand in his donation, to b,,o,oe .n..
at fas'. gentleman in Vernon, has su,sc,h.I 49,.
"""eo o"l7rs 10 constitute himself ard family NOM.
'e's u ''e o'ce'y; and donations ale Gamma, :, c,
o'"ef STATES. The Ladies never fail in arv h;rn ,.v
''u','Nf and we hope, by the LIST If Nav that ,h,y
VIII nave collected a sufficient sum-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03

~ w ne eiadison'an of Tuesday last contains The
recently negotiated by Wm. VI. BlachGrd. Esq.
o"' minister at boso'a, with that Repubc-whch has
oeeh duly ratified by both governments
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03
L.xST SNEP.WE.V'Y' pE.v.E.
sFf(SEE

" Il are anxious To purchase about so NEGROES
OF Doth sexes 10 complete our last slinoe,, a.
'h's SEASON. aud will pay the full Richmond 49,. '
application be made shop IL. IAp'r 6 p',",,.
Jan. % LAWS.
IL u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03
RCWOc0f.
MERCHANT fAsLOEslvC

MERCHANT TAILORING.
VIE subscribers have removed 10 the house ,nrmo,,
d occupied by Geo. l.. Lumsden. as a Book Store
u'A' o'I ~ VI u. Newhall. and opposite the Drug
Store oi David X. Lyman, and wound iniorn m. -,
2ens OF yuchbarg that they prepared To wal, upon
any In the f
ABOVE LINE 0E BUSINESS
F" no may iav"r them with a call
They will be nuilfed AT all times az 49,, .i. i, .
may take place in the Fashions; aud all who pstrnizs
.he" VIII be sure o having their work doe in the Ia
test style. ~ "
an woik warranted to suit. Terms cash aud mn
deviation. ~ ~ "
WATERHOUsE 4 WurTrEMoRE.
J.a. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-03
FASHIONS.

ALSO,
IL" ANeSaON COUNTY plOCGgaS.
IN large assortment of Living.
m st'n County Puughs. Castings,
W--@---so Slides and Points. manufactured by
Nm Bryan and Bradley, the acknou
edged superiority OF whose work is
IS 50 wen known that II requires comment. To
Planters an Farmers who bay their Plouphs or Cast
ngs rn us, the ms careful attention will be- ulyen 10
supplying with Points and Slides al all Tunes
JAMES b. RENNlCk & CO.
Jan % tx,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

rNHE SUBSCRIBERS having purchased the interest of
their former Partners George T. fomsroy and Thaddeu,
Poneroy the Express Lines OF Pom-Toy Company spd
Livingston Wells romcroy hereby announce that the ES
press toIwadr. aud Commission business will b. continued
by them under the name Of LIVINGSTON < WELLS
CRAWFORD LIVINGSTON,
ali ly, HENRY WILLS. 10 Wall -;
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

cporRIEs-Int tbelast three days there has again been
considerable activity in the market for Museovauo ousH
and prices OF Orleans have advanced ono quarter OF
cont since our last The transactions consist OF ?ou hhus
Seworlcaps 400 specuation) at 81 &c ioo ror'o
Rico 81 and so st Croix - 9, mos Ihe market
for Moasscs Inactive but steady partly owng 10 'ne
temporary scarcity Of Ncworeans, and In part 10 the ao
s,neo ofdemand from the trade who purchase cautiously
Sales have made OF cargoSs anu one
of C3bn from store. private terms 40 sos al
$50 bbs part 34 3sf with some 10 arrive III o's -"
hbds Porto Rico 80 "a and CS ST CroX 80, mos ~
Orleans In hhs may be qsoted 33 33t anu DDS Oh
There change notice in Coffee, which
nrn with moderate demand frem the trade. Inc hhies
include 2OOO bags Brazil chiefly out OF the market at
7!asLc 500 green Java ST; 400 Lasuayra ~ a. on
time and 80 prime green ST Domingo Ca cash.
NETALS-The demand for Iron continues good ard
uces are still advancing Sales have been made OF Eng
lsh Merchant Bars ut Ss0 mos. Scotch Pig changed
hands al SAT $50 cash two invoices OF Swedes, TO-
gcther 1870 TONS sold at $s9 S90 and 50 tons Norway TO
arrive Mt SIP So per discount for cash de-
scrp;ons are held higher. Missouri Pig Lead is dull
being offered freely TO arrive. at So 621. cash without
finding BUYERS New Sheaihug Copper is steady at 2ic,
BY auction 5000 lbs American Fig sold a. ST. cash.
HENrp-We notice sale. OF 700 bales sisa on not
made public; Manila in lots, Sl47 80; and small par
celdew-Tottcd American SOS, q mos.
uIDES-wc notice sales to the trade OF 1900 Buenos
Ayres fair lot. weighing 22d lbs at &C. mos rejecting
badly damagcd and. country dealer 1850 Rio Grande
23t n "a lbs l2tc, 6 mos.
ous-Lnscsd is in demand at 20 a72c for Country and
civ made Americans English u, cash. An invoice OF
Palm-say 100 TO 10000 lbshas been sold TO arrive d
rect Last sales Crude Sperm 90c.
n REFSW AX-About 2oO0 los Southern Yellow have
changed hands at 291 q 3oc cash.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
cpE.T KaRCArNs FOR CASH.

ny The sub,crbes having purchased of Mes'r' '"
r. leayi,t their entire stock Of ~<,oo,
" STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
are rrrnarrd 10 sell the lots 10 SUIT purchasers at
GREAT BARGAINS for ash City Accepttnces at ths
old stand Of j. w. X r. LEAVlITS, No 100 Psar-,ett'
Purchasers for Cash will hnd II To their advantage 10 e1s
inc said stock before pucha,Dg great inducements wiz M
held the shape of III order to close II os'ore 'e
1st NAV, r. ,, e,..
French and Scotch Printed Nuslins.
Lawns and lIconetS.
Scotch aud Euglish Ginrhams Nd,
Aiou. De Laine. aud other stys' OF Dress "oou''
prown Linen Drills White do Fancy do
Plain BRO Linens. Grass Cloths, , -.,, =,
Bna Drills aud CNtcnadss with general ASSORTMENT o
other pantaoon stufs nco
C,mhric, srl J.concts PLAID and figured Null husis
Swiss do plain aud figured Book Ausllos TaISton DO
amhrc aud Furniture pmities together with large as
scr'men' Of LAcES and kpt.s6"'' ~ 80
Linen ShirtinsS and Sheetincs Pillow Case Linens,
Long Lawns Biriseye Diapers Damask do.
Iinen Table Cloths. and NAPKINS,
Linen Cambria Hdkis,
English French aud American Prin,s'
Furniture ChniE do
ENGLISH French aud American Bread clStl. S.
Kya"cAy Jeans satin'''; LsSy L!sStsy'' V'''Hs'' &c
silk and Cotton Velvets Besverteens:
Cotton i!ar Hdkfs, souyee aud Silk flax do e,,
Cnvau Gloves with sn eSien'"' a'0'u~sh' u
f.ldnEs Canvass. FlAnnels,
Brown ard Bleached Shirtings and Sheetins, &c Sc.
All Of hch will he Offered such prices cannot a 10
give ,,ti,iartion 10 close hppers
a9 swis COOKE, ANTHONY K MAHON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
SILK GOODS.
NEW SPEING STYLES.
PECK, NICHOLSON " WRIGHT,

Sill GO y d ).
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK, NICHOLSON " WRIGHT,
Nos l39 Pearl aad 90 Beaver streets, New-York,
would respectfully invite t. attention of Merehant visiting
this CITY to their assortment Of Six aud Fancy Goods,
DRESS GOODS,
BasGss and Bnlzorines printed Jaconss and Satin
stripe Muslius compsts assortment OF Musu de- L,inr
all styles and prices rich striped and embroidered
ara,an Muslin drsnse Clneeon Brocade and satin striped
Silks
SHAwLs
Broche Ca,hmere Barege and full assortment Of Cameeon.
and Dnak silk shawls rich Dnm,sk Alpaca and stradi-
Ia Shawls new and beautiful article together with black
aud cold Muslin de Lame Shawl, in great variety.
RIBBONS,
fi assortment Of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Of the newest
and richest styles complete of Taetl and sa-
tin Ribbons Also full of Millinery articles
LACES
English and German Thread Lscrs and Edsings sd Cap
LaGe1 large thinning Lacss and Lace Edsng
GLOVES,
Consisting Kid the be, manufacture blk and cold Silk
Egyptian and FIst Gloves, with large assortment of Fancy
Mltts.
select assortment of Fancy Hdkfs Liuen Cambria fidfs;
Pong-e and spitavd Iidk together with grsa variety Of
PARIS Cords Gimps and Trimmings, new sty"s, all o
which Mill be Offered Tia. leisest market pires'
iSlfiyl-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
MARRIED.

COOKE, ANTHONY 4 MAH0N>
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
SorTuEpN PORTS.

PHILADELPHIA April l5-Ar bark Delaware, Fisher Bos
ton ; schr Silvia ugbec, Ilgbce, Boston.
Baltimore April l5-Ar brig Abo, Fooks, Providence
schrs Vermion Seaman NYsrk Patapsco, Conner, Cas-
tine; Queen, Smith. Providence.
Crd brig Kl-kwooG, Hancy, Norcans; schr Mary How
land, Providence.
Norfolk, April iaAr bark Tennessee, WINSTON. Sfork
brig Inspector, Marsh, do; schr Excellent, Newport.
l4th, sailed brig Kanawha, Hervey. Oporto
!Sardnrah April 12-Cl'd brig Macon, Hayden Nfork
Sailed, sclr Neptune, Sears. Baltimore.
Mobile April Gar -. ship Queen, Lcary. Ichaboc.
Crd ships BlrEcnbcad (Br) kenrck Liverpool; Corea
Gardner st Petersburg; Nautilus Teukesbury Boston
Nr OylcaHs April sAr ships Rcthschlld Fell. lchaboc
Howard, ull, Grecnock bark Josephine, Teal Phllad
Crd bark Jas Bailey, Bishop. Philadelphia brig Napo-
.eon, Jordan, NIork.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
See Last Page.
ARRIVED.


p.cte. .h,, sheridan. pe reyster I'm Liverpool. March
l udse 20 z K coiiG. 4 ca. The a. anchor In the
Bars Giote (of Boston, Brazler 20 ds n Apalachic0a,
cotton, 70 master.
B brg Bsi,ie Dearbrrn, 81 as I'm Old Harbo., JAM in
ballast. 20 II Godet.
10 Boorna7, Jonston &c.
Brig Wakula. Milford, &c ds I'm Bordeaux, brandy to
johnson {, Lowden.
Rr briy Mercator Holmes ~ ds f Windsor, NS, pota
toes FISH, &c. toJ Burnhaui.
Br. Thomas & Edward, Stovers. l5 &c I'm Thom.,ion,
line, 10 master.
10 ID Morgan a. Co. The " has been l3 days Sor'h o.
Hatteras with strong NV gales.
By brig Joseph Ham. Holmes, 23 ds I'm Windsor, Ms,
plaster. 70 master
Rr brig sirius, Llse I'm Windsor, rs, pI'ter, 20 the
sefr VIM Bird Roberts d. I'm Washington. nc, tur-
rntinc &c IN master Sailed In with sclrs Anaconda
and f w Brady, both for SYork.
Schr Elniiy johnson, Snedc0r, Dc I'm Baltimore, mdie
bound 10 Boston Pat in account OF head winds.
Schr Ziphia Ann Saveston, ds I'm beaufort, &c, pitch
pine timber, TO Medad Ilatt
Schr Turk. Elfr5ge, IN Boston, udse.
Sour Friend, Lowell. I'm Boston, mdse,
Schr Maize, EllmoTe I'm Thomaston, lime.
Schr C0rdela, I'm Camden, line.
Schr Erlde, Pressey, I'm Thom.ston, lime
Scnr Increase worre, I'm Thonas;on, lime.
Schr Cypress SAWYER, I'm Machas, lumber, TO SNOW
schr Ann Deru1n, IN Thonast0n, lime.
Ser Increase IIcrrick, I'm Boston. mdse 20 master
Schr George Crooks Dyer DIS I'm Portland, molasscs
10 + G. Thurston.
eoop Joseph Lawrence, Smith, IN New London, oil.
Propeller Euroda fGl Providence domestic produce.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

a Ii. PERSONS indebted la the nte iitm oil COtVAN &
"A DllKS requested IT, make In the al
the exahshuant Merce, street. mud all persons having
clams demands the sad firm requested 20
duy of Nav newt mhi5 tlSi Nays.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
M Younr NIen,s TrnnlslIn Literary Assc

NJ Young Mems Franklin Literary Assoc
cintIon.A meeting of will he held this
(ThursdyI evening" tho Welsh baptist Tabernacle, Chys
tie street. near Delaney. 10 commence ut 5 Il clock
variety Of interesting 9xc;c'c WIZ be pescnted among
which will be n debate the following re'oluton:
Resoired That tire accumulation OF extraordinary wealth
in the hands OF individuals being detrimental to the welfare ol
tho people and the of the ReEubc should be subject
| 10 leE iSlutive enactment -
inr, o this Society ate be held the bacmesi OF the
above Church every Thursday evening nj halt pat CLOCK
III II. " wv '"N'''' " p PARKS Rec. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

OF Educntion.-W. II. DUFF respectfully invites
the attention o pnrents hsvn. Educate and nssros o
removing them from the many evil influences ATTENDING resi-
ience in the c,ty to hi. establishment for GESERM EdncH
non si,s,e al New Brighton. Snien Island wh,ch viii be
10 opcnc ncf the the Ar>t "f Nay In pont q
beauty OF situa;on heahueS AM convenience OF nppo9eh
canine, be .,pusspf The bulnr, hundred and ity
feet M front IS admirably adapted tor the purpose oil tdncstlon
,n such eNpcTeScc oil ten years mas
smrceseJ 4 plan OF Physical Education long successfully
pursued forms part daily rcniic OF nnf oss.e'
presents unusual security for the efuoyineni OF health me
Professors in branches men OF srisnce ana
ability and the vaptascs othe School iasGity foraH ana
rhbca are such 1t Is believed wall "n enquiry siVr
TO the consideration OF parents and guardians csnefa ne
,onls are all reured study and speak the Fcnch Ian
nnce CIRCULAR, be ohtaned nj Messrs Roe Lockwood
lil Rroaciwry, OF from WT. II. Duff, nj n brighton
slY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

TO Teachers and Learners of the German
LANGUAGE.-In press and will be Published on the 2st
day Of April INST. \ PHRASL-BooK IL ENGLISH AND
GERMAN with literal translation OF the German into
English Together with complete explanation OF the
sounds the acceu;uacn Of the German By Mori;z Err
theler Teacher Of the German Language In the City OF
cents The usual discounts 10 Agents and Bockse.rs.-
For sale by ZElBER & Co. PhiadsiiG; the Office OF the
y,,chs SctHslyoS NcvNorf. orders may be addressed
70 GREELEY e. McELRATII, Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

W0QDWORTH'S PLANING MACHINES.
rNoUHTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE, tosether win
blas tho sIAscriber 10 is-rish. 81 shor, notice
sns N The mos. percc; construction materials and WORK
nsnshin Machines plane wo0 in all rs veie' sacn
as planning surfacins only or en.is i. ~ -s,
Betting and planning capooaEAs .,i,,,- :. his r<..b
Application rnsy he ne 10 the saoscT, = = as rnsa1
sunert FOxbcrO or al h.s 0ae Msebes n@y be
cia a. s Information relative the same may be CD
.s,,.,a as wcn az OF JOSIAH Blackwell and Co.
or Of j. w Schenek, Albany.
Letter. Of mere inquiry must ee PDs.p scHESeK.
r,xho,o, Mas. Aprii l. ls4s. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
THE GREAT BOOK.
THE MYSTERIES OF LONDON.
Translated BY Henry c. Demng translator Of the lys;e.
Of Paris. Completed in ten paris
Now First Published Complete.

PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
This splendid has produced an excitement in
France. which hardly tranScended by the ysteres Of
Paris The recent journals from the french capital filled
with sTecustiors ihe Authorship aud -
which hangs senent Of interest that only
ce@d by startling of the narrative Private let
from inform that the novel Is the Jout production
., the English 1Isocracy and the French l;eracuTs that
pose the )oc.y Club Of Paris Lord Seymour! English
obenan who for several has heer the leader OF the Pa
risiau ton said furnish the local facts uH0n which the
novel is founded and Jules JaUn Eugene and Roger
d- B-inveir. them the intensely Interesting
hood of authors write under The assumed of SIR Francis
rollope aud thai designation the full n the
Courier Fr1ncas In preliminary Conversation betSe the
dior and ih- publisher the former detail in s
eusnng all the lights aud shadows the the
crime the and the of The world of London
lie proposes bug the extremes OF life u1tspostion
and display with the the lguhc,n draw
Of Bel grave square and tl eel IaTs OF 81 Giles
Of proud wealth and proud humanity IL falls thin
his plan display the well IS tr boundeSE de-
prlritv London iiescenes Parliament Corporation
Banquet lura,ic Asylum the Court of the Qneea. the
Mysteries Of the Theatre, the Op.r ous- the Turf the
variety of many-coloTed life which lie presents
IN writing such book SAYS he Ito Heaven alone
should appe> relief OF ferng mankgd tho deblrd
maiden should be purified Teyvig the holy instincts OF her
nltu- tod The soul should prompt the high
born Duchess discharge the duties of bene, ,oence
should be punished BY aud those virtues Of all
Lnrh aud Hone should De sustained BY Clarity Can
linz conducted by the ccmbin-d OF the ceie brated
lhors whose pens are tmpoyed upon thr present work
Published By BURGESS. STRtNGER : co.
~, Brnldwlv- 60
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

Arril 18th, by Rev. J, NJ. Forbes, Wm IL Calhoun OF
Philadelphia to Harriet B. Forbes 18th. by Rev Law
i;enarn Church Mary Jane Greare lSth by heV. W.
w Ever,s Samuel Blood IL Emeline CarraaN
At Washington, l0ih, J. IL. Coffin. u s. NJ 10 LOUISA
Harrison. ,,,..
At Brooklyn. l0th wm. z. Lawrence to Charlotte ~
Tavln
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
DIED


On wednesday 18th inst. ELIHU W T., the son Of Sa
u,uel and Mary Valentine, aged ycas. months and 10
days. .,, ~, .,
re-, ON Thursday at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ from No le Gosrck'
street without farther notice
18th inst. Mary Prince reset OF eaihue' iF''e' ''A
Conway, W. ,,.... 80 ,A,.
A. Sen the sth Inst on his from hatanxas TO TINS
CITY, DANIEL AUSTIN, In the 2'th year OF MS asS,
llis friends and acquaintance are respeoiuS i-'.
attend his funeral his late residence o. "ows''ee
Brooklyn a, O'Clock this (rhursday) afternoon fuera
services In the lst Presbyterian Church. (pr. N
berry st. -.
Al Hudson 10Th. Martha Bailey, sS; lith Margaret
IIsrdwies, IS; %. Mrs. Sernice Mekns,ry, 10.
\, Albany, i4h, Menry H. Bailey, Sa' Mrs. sarah 0s
burgh, 81 ~. .
At New Orleans ls,, Mrs. Hannah j Marcy, 2i' ma
tive of Portsmouth y. II
Al Haverhin. y. H., ELIAS SrEARNs, %. Ktvoa-
t' m SUSSEX C.. " q,.h ul.. JOHN CAUSE. sc. Pa
trot OF the Revolution
A. raalss,c. Fla sth In. J. N. seovsr, of Auburn u
A. Mobile on the sh inst aer short eu, severe SICK
pA,s JoSn > S.i)msn formerly Of we,he-saeld, CT.
-
~ SPRING STYLE OF AATs.-slRD, cosSrr OF
PtSr AND NASSAU r,yREkrs-6snteuen hats oil 'he 'yie
70, ensuing season. will be introduced Ih DAY 'saa
DAY, March, is, 1851
The sf Sss.si Hat.
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country. II,
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Mlria AMlD0N ~ MNls.rse'' ''''
. DIR. Bnaning's Patent Lace or nous
SCE-Ths INSTRUMENTS de,ieged TO Ieissf ~ ,b .om
sOS.POu aaa piles weak unSs cough ,ss ana hps and
Gss; polpttaion OF the heart. weakness OF ue np ~
nS StoOPtg Of the body with curvature oil me sn d Ia
soess t Of one shoulder particularly IN NJ Toies
t,,nS Clerks S,udens and others who keer me @ vS
s,es sS ,ad ,ad nash immediate comfort on ITS use IL
csnds3 hsns t,. whole pile OF organs. Mhlei. s'e S
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Bnons heIbii,y. DR.. d. can be consnitsd AZ J o
lP N LssIens for few wcels between 81 ruu
,o;P fisIsaa attendance en- Ladies from A: ~:
invited 10 e, rY ssd Country physicians and Druggsi S
Ansn., Sernen On Chronic Disease. for sale
no nlisf pay BE- made mla smsods
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

BALTIMORE, April %, IsTo.' 7
Captain c. r. Griffith, Of ship Southport in the New
me n. ea and In repy say- wanted assistance. and
did not pass him By DAY light, did not think right to
hoi.. my aag but kept steadily way and strange
\, SUCH distance from coast he discovered Gestina
lion by the movement OF my vessel when he supposed there
was no capnin board OF her crippled vessel with no
captain would hardly make her destination evident
The Southport came up with me rom ast9rn WIN iair
wind pas,ei me to wndward aud appeared Ia take
notice OF me- nor did she any time hos, her nag Had
come up and passed her under such circumstances,
should have passed lceward hosted my fad and offered
him assistance She had several occasions OF doing it, as
she In sight OF me two days.
II CYpt. Griffith is in distress, and meets
Brazilian vessel. (wi,h without captain) have no
doubt he will be better treated by her than have been
treated by him throughout this affair
JOAS HENRIQUE KAGEL,
Captain Braz lian steamer CaciGue