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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28
,CHr MO,r DELIGHTFUL or ALL EN-.

/ CI'RSlON>-A sal across the Hudson River TO hooo-
KEN and then walk TO the ELYSlAN FIELDS, along The
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores ci NE N.:
vii prove the easily accomplished and ATTRACTIVE ~ ~
Rf-RAL EXCURSIONS thai can be made from the Ci;y.
The Grounds present charming aspect ne e> being
n es and the -o. covered with rich turf The wss- ere
n eN eri order having been considerably enbs4 SHE'D th
present ,prng The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal snd
Chns,oper streets are completely lifted up with awnings
and seals Night Boats run from Hoooxen 10
Irri n o'elcrk terr,agr 81 cents. myl0 imgas'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28
VIM. T. JENNINGS 4 90.

~ Articles &c. 81 Broadway, American Hotel, Vetn ~
ept Of more than usually extensive assorment OF pew
ni Fashionable Goods for Spring and Summer wce eoo'
rising black and colored French and English Clos CoD0'
neres and Ves,.ngs great variety, Tweeis Cssnoseo
&c which will be- msds up order Of prcos winch eennes
all to baappreciated- -
In addition 70 the usual assortment Of Goods ksp ~
rSie we have hand several new styles Ready -
spring Overcoas Frocks and DOrsays, with gres venSY
Fancy Dress articles mhJ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28

NEWARK, June ~. iSi5-Me. BAssy: SIR; dare say
YOU Will call your recollection, few months ago OF
my stepping into your store, proposing 10 wig as my
hair fast turning gTey and absolutely falling off, and,
instead of the whg you recommended my using an article
called TrcopherOus, assuring that by its timely ap2iica
might II It's former color, and If II Old mol
effect this YOU would return the money. Well To be plain.
put little faith In what YOU stated believing II 10 be mposs
bic; but thought would try H. you spoke so confidently
about H. To be brief followed your directions and take
pleasure in stating that has entirely restored my hair 10 ~
former appearance therefore, heartily thank youfor the
lasting favor you have conferred You Will oblge
by sending bottles addressed to Mrs Height, Newark.
Sold by A. r. Sands Co. 20 Broadway and 70 Fulton
John Meakin 5l Broadway : Manson 2i1 Spiing
street; DIR. Lindsey IS SiXihavenue Nmvoorhees AZ
Hudson street James w Smith OF Fulton aud Gran
beuy-sreeis BROOKLYN; and by the Proprietor A. c. Bar
~ artist in hair. lao Broadway; Samuel Reed corner Of
Gay and Ssrsiog Baltimore; b. r. Reeves II Brat
tesee Boston; DR.. \. II. Gordon, Rochester, X l.. Wat
kns \ Co. corner of Water and francissrees, Mobile
a. n..fu Afsrpo AIN 4. rrtfpr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28

u The Jones Hair Restorative is well known 10 be The
best thing made for though ii MAKES hair, however
harsh and dry be. clean and silky forces hair 10
grow stops is falling on cures the scurf dandru and
Keeps IL IN order thrice long any other article sold
only at the of the American Eagle 80 Chaihaflst AMI
S23 Broadway, New-YoTk; i59 fuonst Brooklyn State
street, Boston Ledger Buildings. Pnlad. 1ieoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28
cOUANTIs PATENT YEAST.

CCORDING TO the old maxim, Bread Is the saf Of
n ufer But u Is certain that GOOD hEAL1HfuL BREAD
,wysr LIGHT and DiCEsrBLEl by no means easily Oh
tne and myrads of persons obliged 10 wander along
without that essential sail
Chemical science and research expended Tor
more usce.,ary and useful purpose an IN the discovery o
he material which should promptly and certainly produce
good Bresd Thai great desdefaum has been obtained BY
. sk and patience Of Mr. Conant Of Lowell, who has ss
cersed the gradients requisite for The procuring VI slpei
.xceut Bread a. quickly the -four be kncsded and
bsAed 1t rsbe hst by The old siow process o.
rynous rBiaor much Of the nutritious portion OF me
aour is extracted bat by the application OF CONANI
PATENT YEAST instantaneous efervescence difecuy ioi
ows and al The saccharne properties OF The meal are re-
aimed securing the entire noushent "n'en me n'u
naturally inc 1des.
Sold, wholesale and retail, By
Mp MIJssEY Clinton Hal, cor BeeAmsn and Nassau.
GAssNER < YOUNG, l52 Chaham-sL
CHESTER BRIGGS, 5sl Brosdway.
John h BROWN a BROTHERS, IS and ~ broad-s-
STAPLES FORD, 1872 B0wery.
5 v ALBRO, so Bowery, cor bonisL
TAA. :. HOPE, l52 Chambersst
DOMINICK DRUMMOND, 10 Green~ichsL
SAMUEL KIP, i05 Broadway. ~
BIZ he principal GrDrers IN general. les ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28
Philadelphia Cattle Market

CATTLE MARkET-Thc offering comprised 100
head Of Beef Cattle nearly al from Ohio and Kentucky
30 Cows and Calves go swine and 1900 sheep anc
Lambs
Prices-NcaIy a OF the Beef Cattle were sold includ
ne $50 for Ncw-York ~ Sjd6 20 = loom. Cows and
Calves are dull. Mich Cows al SljtO e9J; Springer.
SO 10 SIS and Dry Cows ~ - 20 s2 each SWINE ar,
lul ~ I 5O0sj = lOOn 80 head unsoid. Sheept,nt
Lsmbs-salcs Of sheepai ! 2ja - and Lambs at s. L
ID each a. ia quality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28
Hryusements.
oprpA HORSE. CHAMBERS

DALMO's OPERA HOUSE, CHAMnrHHs-
SATURDAY EVENING June 2s,h, viii be periofmcs
the Burlescue Opers Of sON-AM Bt LL-OLE. beng
rave-uc on the ceebrse opera OF the SONS.NElis wiz
all the original music. q,
Admission . cents Private Boxes for four persons ~
Doors open a. before o'eiock-Perornsnes 10 com
rl-nce AZ "a o'clocs.
s-rf, may 30 secured. f-p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28

IT, GREASE STAINS, SPoTs MARKS, erased from
clothes woOlcns by the Magic Easve Soap II eiectu
ally eradcaes all isrnishes and leaves the part bright, new
and spoies Sold price p cents. at 30 Chaihums and j
Broadway, or 1879 FuliOn-sL Brooklyn. le2S 2icod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auctlonsef. a.,
A s.lt:NEES SALE OF PROPERTY on NV


n nglon street, 2ah and 18Th streets ana on
.fn,,t corner o; Beekmsn street. ANTHONY J.
R Mil eel al suction on Thursday The ION Gay o' 1u -
O'clock A. the Merchants Exchange, ice io"o""s P"'
'cr'y, VIZ - ..., M. No.
NJ and $40 RI, ngion street, the former H.; 1rhls :. ee
ncl. I'M front and rear by % feet deep. The 1ae . "e'
nrhe. in fon, a a rear bv 10 feet deep Parry w~4-
AlsA lot of and al jong the lot No 81 k.'nsso'S'
and being also 10 tho the lots Nos :, ana =. osi.~
greet n iee ong by 10 wide. Mortgage ON Sl' hrtnko
rr.t and lot al Joining ~ the rear Tor 49, ~
one os $40 ON No $40 both al si> per cent NM ~s
irhahlv remain sired Present rent about so -.
Iea,iold Propety 2Hh sfIeefThe Two ssoy vi, 49,,
louise and Lot known No y ON .th street N.n
md OH Avenues Lot p feet front and rear ., ~ w
ease p wears from Isl February 1872, WIN nkh' -
e,, AL Tor second term Premises subject Ia Neuna
Il SIS per snnum and Ia Mortgage oi -" ~, -.
en Which can remain II de-lre. Present rem Wv ~
nnum -. u,,... s,j
TerioiS Property on lsih are-rwo frame housss ID
lot. kno,n a. Nos leo and io1 18Th street. essn .os =
eel ironf and rear by ., feet deep Tue premises nv
lei 10 A ground rent OF Sloo per snnuin The ease ~ III
ears Ia rn trum the fret OF MAY la. Present Ieh.
Io.sbi, Ispe-Nassoa. 81 f<es"a" 81 Ut 10
try brck House and Store No ljJ Nassau street. "
jrsxnAn street. Lease has i've years Ia run ,Io
II Nav last at the rent Of $3.50 per anum pSv"oe E ,n
IA advance. Possession given immeilniely. le-o ,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28
roof AND HURDLE RACING

IN rug BEACON COURSE. FOR s2lM-frs, on
~ the s0f inst Monday reNtl for purse o 500 LOO
ace of one mile 20 commence al y O'Clock For his race
tare are n entries including Henry ,iannat. Ambrose
Jackson tie Indian from Canada and several other eeeofs
led pedestrians -
distance walked Ia an hour For his there IS entries
FOOT AND HURDLE RACE FOR sS"-ro take
place on the 81 OF Jaiy. 80, ,
For the foot OF I'VE mes tor purse OF ~''o mere
are IL entries. HURDLE RACF-ssine day.
For purse OF Sioo take place az O'CLOCK ihcrr are
'hree entries including borse from Canada SonoFer
enters his horse. .. 49,.
TEN MILE RACE FOR $500.
To come off ON saturday, 5,b july For tins race here
are 10 entries including John Gder.eeve America Deer
Henry Sannad john seepfocs, and oiher ceeoIa'"d pc
destrians. Jc~" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28
NIBIO's GARDEN

" formsarrs commence Al s. ......, ,,c
RORFRTS ana ias igh OF hs Engagement Second week
Of THE ACROBAT FAMILY. The perornance W.. com,
rssr,. ,si,h = new Ruries,s called THE TRt HFkEEk>
neutrality-suspicious.. Mr.. Roberts Naielon Miss iS
i,r Aeer witch he popular P,tiiComedy q tae MAX
RIYD RAkE-Mrs Tnctrac. Miss Taylor -
=, - N Roberts To De followed 81 m performances
oftbe ACROBAT FAMILY. To conclude nm ne p'l s NJ
r-, OF ONE HOJR-CfaIes Ssiiiy, NJ hooc'.s '-''''
n r, 70 T-.sf tffv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28
miscellaneous.

TO PARE\Ts.-The advertiser Wi fskt win his fam
iy al he residence ~ me country three Young
Ms..s 10 Board ard Educate with his dau -;ef- He
as Tie services accomplished Young lady accustomed
reaching, who vii devote her tine exclusively their
The situation pleasant one csp,c for ihe
summer The advantages Of instruction the Piano
all be gwen. Address }. :. n Inc Office Of his pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28
EsaaE esktNs%Ic XNb fEkfH XMsaoii

ifOm bsIcSy sIeet NS n M
The steamboat RARlrAN, apt IssAc Fisher will leave
he foot Of Barclay street Friday Morning. July 4h OF
coe for the above places making both the Outer and In
de passages sfordng pleasant views OF The Bay and Hs
bor Government Forthcsrons Sandy HOOK Light md The
,eauth scenery vi tho Sound and klnA Returning the
asriian leaves New Brunswick Al before P. n. Perh
Amboy II O'Clock, arriving In The city At before O'clock
Fare for he whole Excursion 50 cenfA
p Fsmnes and parties Of pleasure viii hnd dis or OF
he moe, plesssn, and heshfu made he A
jeA Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28

rY- DaLLry's MAGICAL PAIN ENTRAcroR.-The unpa-
seed popularity Of this medicine has excited the cupdiiy
certain worthless persons who eudesvor TO palm on
= counierfcii or imitation article upon the public.
feel IL our duty TO again caution the pub
he Lot To put the confidence In the noisy, toasug
euacks but avoid all PAIN EXTRACTOR that has not the
written tnot printed signature OF II. DALLEN ON me
wrapper of each boNor Is counterfeit Soid MHnesae
and retail, al No is Fulton street. sun Building ~ l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26
FUNERAL HONORs.

Last Saturday the people OF Finca.''e, ana
the county Of Boletourt assembled TO do honor
10 the memory Of General Jackson. Inc cere-
monies are said 10 have been highly solemn and
impressive. The elegant Company OF Scarlet
Guards, followed BY The Officers OF the 18TH and
l2lsi Regiments and an immense body OF citizens
and strangers marched 10 the Presbyterian Church
where three rounds were fired by The Guards.
Tine Fincaslle Democrat SAYS
"All party distinctions seemed 10 be forgotten
in The common desire 10 honor The memory and
services Of the distinguished deceased, ana Inc
request that general suspension OF business ne
should lake place, was universally regarded. ne
ceremonies were commenced By an appropriate
and eloquent prayer, which was offered 10 tne
Throne OF Divine Grace by the Rev. IL. II.
Paine. The Orator of the Day, Robert NJ. liud-
son, Esq, then arose, and addressed the audience
in an eloquent and impressive manner. lie de-
picted in true and glowing coicrs The eFi1ent ser
vices which Andrew Jackson had done ior he
country, and showed conclusively that be was
second Washington. The address will compare
iavnrabiy with the most OF those thai we nave
seen, and We hope that Mr. II. will consent 10
have il published. The exercises were closed py
a benediction from the Rev. Mr.. Clark"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26

sec no milk and water measures-bui vigorous
AMI decisive action. This is The policy oi our
Government, and we doub, not, II will be tho
roughly carried out.
We are proud 10 quote from the Wing press,
evidence. which mol only supports our VIEWS ouI
proves that The Country is sound on ms vial
oues.ion and will. with hand and heart, come 10
the rescue:
from lie baltimore Pdfrt"f
aP,, # -. cannot stop wars, il is The duly oil
those who engage in them, 10 make Ihein snort as
possible To This end all the strength OF The ma
lion shopli be directed. In contest wiih Me1i-
co. !, becomes the United States 10 bring into The
field force suiiicie,t 10 overPoweT me enemy al
one blow and by making The battle o!iet. spare
III. irrs and treasures OF the people. Human
lie must Re sacrificed, tina, human lives may be
saved. and money spent with LAVISH name ma.
The treasury nav no; be exhausted BY prolonged
and predatory war. ~. j. no.n,r,
ting what military power We nave on e1ds anu
on the borders Of Mexico. This Is only wise
precau,ion. which il is his duty 10 take, ana II
meets with the hearty appreciation q all. II
was high responsibility, perhaps, !or nlln 70 a.
sumo, bai il was a responsibility his h's" oitiee
required OF him. ami shouki tieet WIZ ~ ~
lion. In this ne will have as vigorous supporters
in The ranks OF The Wings as in those oil his own
followers; and il war follows, we may promise
him that The Whig Party will furnish as wiling
soldiers as the army can desire
From lie lhl.ds.r.h (GeoTs'a) J0Arnaf
From the above. with wha, will be found IN an
other pan OF This paper, il will be seen that war
is determined upon by Mexico. How lar, or how
actively, she will prosecute il, remains 10 be seen.
Blu! this we will say that imbeclle as she Is, COM
pared 10 The United STATES she may YET 90 much
harm, il there be any thing like dalyins on The
par, OF this Government. We 90 for The most
vigorous measures al once. However much we
may regret the war, we hope that II II be declared
al all, The mos, prompt and vigorous measures
NAV DC resorred 10 by Mr.. Polk, 10 put an end 10
il al an early day. II Mexico is 10 be whipped
into submission lei him do il al once. AND II
majority OF Southern Wings did oppose Mr..
Tyler's Treaty Tor ire Annexation Of Texas We
assert with confidence thai much larger MAORI.
IS OF them will s.anl by The United States in the
emergency Of war; making il a common cause,
they will be found as prompt in their countfys
defence as the Wings OF The Revolution were IN
The days OF '7G. Texas is now ours, and II
Mexico VAS 70 GET it back, she must I've Taught
that, unfit 10 govern ii, it is losI 10 her brewer.
1t will he observed that Mfss Wing Journal do
not think The Annexatons,s should do all The
fighting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26
a CAPITAL HIT.

FGf [r E!gHUt.
TIE WAR W,Tn MExico.-As soon as The
Richmond Wing carried 10 country readers The
striking idea that none but annexalionIsis onstt
to bleed or pay Tor The war which Mexico threat
ems us with, lis language was caught up every
where and from every genuine "Whis" might lc
heard The witty, profound and patriotic remark
addressed 10 Democrats
"Weil. now You've 90, Us into wal about
Texas. suppose yoa Locos are going 10 Go all
the fighting and rayins won't your
An homes, ,,nn'ryman, in reply TO this thread
bare piece OF secondhand banter, relorted-
so Move cor Texas-that was our part
Yea Wings mas, do whats necessary now, 10
KEEP i,!"-Thc Wing aopcd.
Louisa, Aug. 10.
IA good manye1y "Whigs" employed the sane
slang a. Gts,--bu they viii be heartily ashamed
OF il in a short iime.[ F'nqN,rr.
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Fer tie EnqHirer
IUSATlc ASYLUM AT sTAUNToa


LUNATIC ASYLUM AT SrAUNfOS.
The pubic have learned with HE deepest re-
greet that il is The purpose OF DR.. Stribin@ 10 re-
sign the Office OF Surgeon tc this Institution; aud
along will this regret, Their. mast arise The cues
lion-Who is 10 be his successor In replv u
this important inquiry, permit me 10 call public
attention 10 Dr. Thomas l.. Walker, oil alte-
marie. This gentleman has received The test
training or his profession, which The Universe
lies Of Virginia and Pennsylvania combined
could give. \ fer graduating with credit he be-
came a practitioner in The Philadelphia bispen-
sary. where he spent more than year-aGd al
forwards drvoicd The same amount Of lane -
The du,ies OF Physician 10 the Blockly Hospital
Retrin. lfohi ih,s important siatloE, ne lclufbea
10 Albemarle. his native County, where he scon
secured an extensive practice, IN The prosecution
of which he is now induslfiousiy and success
fully engaged.
Tle writer has known Dr. Walker from his
childhood, and Eas had ample opportunities OF
forming a Just estimate OF his character as
man and a Physician, and is fully prepared TO
say that he is in a high degree fitted 10 succeed
Dr. Slriblins. The more prominent features OF
his character arc amiabilily, patience, Industry,
perseyerancc-an ample stock oil common sensc-
a knowledge of human nature seldom equaii'u
in one Of his age. and an ardent love for his pro-
l,ssion. These qualities, combined WIN very
extensive requirements, derived from study, OBJ
servalion and practice, give him The strongest
claims on the patronage OF an enlightened pup
lie. and commend him 10 the Directors Of NE
ASYLUM as cminently fitted for the Office OF SUI
seon. "a n..;
Ter has had no intercourse with him on this, or
any other subject, for five mon'hs-that he knows
I noib;no Of the writing Of this communication;
nor i, il known that he will accept The office, II Il
! we're rendered 10 him. But the Doctors Rodes'!y
j. equal 10 his genius, and hence he must be
soush, for and called out, il his merits are eyer
known and appreciated
/ His address is Scoltsville, AlbemaIle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26
POETRY
fr,om III P,t1l,s. Reg,1t.,.smenn::

THE BLANDFOHo CiohoH'
Tho f,l,owing iincs were written some years
=, Nth Mcneil; on Inc walls q the Old Church
in N. Hlandlpri huTyins ground. imes CT
,,c;no finger" is fas; wearing away me mar KS
al,bnueh these lines have been published before
Air DrinkaEd will please inSeItihem III M paper
and oblise
Tbnn ART crnmb Ing 10 the dust, old pile
Thou art Fastening 10 lhy ia J.
AMI around thee in Inv loneliness
Clings the Ivy 10 lhy wall.
The worshippers are scattered now
Who met before Thy shrine
AND silence reigns where anthems rose
Ia DAYS Of aud lang sync.
And sadly signs the wandering wind,
Where of, in years gone ~
PRAYER rose from many hearts 10 Him,
The highest oil the High.
The tramp OF many busy foot
Which soush, Thy aisles is DER,
And many a weary heart around,
Is still'd forcvermorc
How of ambitions hopes take wing,
How droops the spirit now
We hear the distant City's din,
The dead are mule below.
The sun which siione upon their paths
Now gi,is their owly graves
The Zephvrs which once tanned their brow,
The grass above them waves.
Oh could We call The many back
Who're gathered here in vain,
Who've careless rovcd where We 40 now,
Who'll never meet again
How would our very souls be siined
To met The earnest gaze
OF the lovely and The beautiful,
TIL. lipht OF other DAYS.
A STRANGER.
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2sfe4)e,roogU 1zerqoetrere
!, - 1,,r Rr.LE WORK poTn WAYS.

LET TIE RULE Nohh boih
The Wings charge Mr.. Polk with duplciY ca
HE Tariff question-being sustained at Ire Seam
for his Free Trade, and al The Nor'h io' h's TO
leciye notions.
However this may be, look al Mr.. Clay on
Texas. All The South, the Wing press co"'eHu :.
Tia, We should have certainly obtained leAas' =
Mr.. Clay had been elected On The o'hef manu.
the Northern Wing press argue, with equai zeai
AMI posiliveness, that Texas nsrer won'a nave
been admitted, in The event Of Mr.. Gays sue
cess-ard strange 10 say, for each Of these OPT
Mons. the respective Editors produce The best
authority, viz his own declarations under i's
hand and seal. Talk no more, then, oil 'lf
po!k's "Kane Letter" Mr.. Clay's voininiaous
Texas correspondence presents rich hfo'a o.
anomalies. In such duplicity, he can give MI
Polk Two in the game.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26
ELECTIONS.

At.r.y.-For Governor, Martins majority
is 30l5 and the counties OF Marion, Dale, Co''hs-
ION Colee and Wilcox 10 hear irom-Mattin
elected By large majority.
Fer Congress, q Democrats and Wing.
TrsSEs>EE.-The Nashville Banner (Whis)
of the 18Th instant, thus sums up the result OF me
contest in that State: "Snce our last we have re-
c.iyed such additional returns as remlorc all donW
o.tba election ola Democratic Governor, and De-
mocra,ic Legislature Browns majority will range
in Inc neishborhood OF 1000 votes. The Scna-
,orial Districts have all been heard from, ana our
o2ponents have a majority OF one in The Senate
will. their majority in the House will be pToba-
bis two or three-the exact number we cannot
vet give as all the returns are not in. The dele
CATION in Congress will stand as It was before
s;x Democrats 10 five Whigs-Crozier, Wing,
having taken the place OF Blackwell, Democrat,
while Stanton. Democrat, succeeds Ashe, " h!g
If This is not satisfactory, We quote from Inc
National Inteligencer Of yesterday, evidence
that will convince the most ncredulous Wing.
II is well known that that paper never gI"es up,
while there is The most slender hope. II must
have been with heavy heart, that il had 10 ac-
knowledge that President Polk was sustained BY
The generous confidence Of gallant Tennessee
awe have before expressed our fears OF The
defeat Of the Wing candidate Tor Governor in
this Stale. Later accounts confirm these appfe-
tensions. Mr.. Aaron V. Brown is elected, tho
BY what majority is not yet known-probably
about two thousand votes. The Nashville Wing
attributes this result 10 the apathy OF The Whig
parry. and thinks that the entire vote of the State
will ia,i short Of that OF last year By 10000 OF
upwards. The Legislature is also lost, by very
small majority; So that our friends have only re-
tanned their former position 50 far as resads The
number OF Representatives whom they have elect
ed to Congress-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26
Ear he En1uirsl

Messrs Editors: 1t being The purpose OF ne
people of Hanover County, 10 unite with Their
fellow citizens of Amelia, and other Counties Of
Eastern Virginia, in expressing their uncom1pTo-
missing objections TO the policy Of holding Con- on
veriion to alter the present Constitution OF me
STATE. We desire Mcssrs. Editors, that you vii!
notice in your pa per that meeting to his elect
will be held at Hanover Courthouse on Tues
dav The 2G,h Of August that being Conr day -
AS The subject is one of no ordinary importance,
but lranght with the most momentous conse-
qncnces 10 The people Of the East, large meeting
irrespective of parry, is anriously DESIRED 50 'a'
the senti .nents of our citizens may be freely,
''' anu 'u''' TAYLOR'S CREEK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26

FnR TgxAs.-Capl. Duncan's splendid compa.
ny Flying Artillery leave for Texas on Mon.
day. The Offices attached are, Joseph Duncan,
Captain; John II. Rowland, Isl Lieutenant; Mr..
Peck, ID Lieutenant There are GO rank and
file, and GO horse. We learn also that the govern
ment has provided them with 80 additional horses,
and a complete new battery. One hundred re-
cru's for The sth infantry sailed in the Kala-
rnazoo yesterday In The present state Of affairs
this piece oil news is highly interesting.
". y. Herald, dug. -.