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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-05
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1-)ieo,


In Ravenna, on the 9th ult. of consumption,
Mr.. JOSIAH II. RICHARDSON, aged 81
years. ..
z. PAYNE, son Of Solomon L. Payne, aged 9
years.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-05
Nhi / af the United States.

Seeing si,hln the last few day a gems
ierai state tent afoat in some Of the news
.papersa the number and size of our
Iyessels war, distinguished. too, as to
their BET g 10 commission or in ordina>
ry. So W. have applied to the navy
board f6f a cpmplete and accurate list Of
our NayS, embracing also their destina-
ttion. Ihby have been SO obiging as 10
furnish 4 following specifications, which
we hast to lay before the readers Of
Es,The 4 Nson. e Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04
THE COT GE.

IMPORTANT ENECUron,S SALE or
ENGLISH GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, BOX
AND POCKET CHRONOMETEaS, SOLID SILL
YER AND PLATED WARE, GOLD JEWEL
RY. DIAMONDS. WATCH MOVE
MENTS. WATCH.MAKERs' FILES,
MACHINE FILES, STUBS MAKE
WATCH TOOLS. CLOCK AND
WATCH MATERIALS &C. &C.
VACOB 5. PLATr will sell ON 'CI'FSDAy
by order o: the Executors SIR sanrei pem hi. sn,
valuable :: .; se &c. eonsitiag ia PaIt Of
ser amongst which are hard dali Levers bottom rain
fs and ard pair ezra god dial Lver skeleton dupe
I'd FRENCH GOLD wATCHEs-sueh as Rep.,,e. ysr-.
Alarm Hunters Mu'iea. hard ard -oII d.ls
81 'iostAENTs-ofihe manufacture Eosken-
farfhurst "J"hnson BiiHtel aiai;in- gold and
h'rd d'a', Lever .ssieton ami dgp'eI.
49,, ~. 20 -, Levers inaer' double case,
e"cd rno,;g lns aualIS add I'll lr', rate
Sh tiRoNOAETERS. oftsr n,annficurr Of "ljene,.
ncH" "MaTsetis "Boo..- "ro,I -B,,-t,,r. -
-iiarton" Tobias -Rossen" Parkinson ar. -F,,s,,
e.refaH n'sefs ot J. = and days and gold
9th. SILVER PLArE-About 1900 o. consisting Of ya,,.
Gross and os Tea Sets Table De.s.rt and II. Sno- n.
ieAs and Ranches Castor sugar Tons, Fol-. san ad
N..iard SPOONS sovp cazi aid Bu''er Ladies Mugs Se
"h GOLD -EWELEf-VIE= Gol4 Eead Pas Breast Pin.
Paste Pin. Earrings oeSe,. b. ads Mn,r, s.,,-
us-, Kns' snlPs Studs sleeve Buttons SEALS Ksy. and
Also diamond Rings aui Pins and real stones 70. set.
ting Of every different color.
Go, ar4 1Tr Peers arse Tnn', Instrument fee, Tee.
ST Bs' FiLEs-leoo eoscr for Matchmaker. and
n'.eh:Hsis, an sizes; Sd .emsEe-s' do
wATCHmHKERS' Tooi.s-A Ls-r. assortment, 10 ,,0,,,
n pAuieulsrisa R.sny % which v-ry Fr,rrr
wATcH MD CLOCK MATERIALs-InsIeatv,r variety
am erat many oof articles an advertise
inent but vii Be foIad n Catalogues
N BIB. well snowr reputation of The ,, fin, or n r.
pet| throughout the whole rated Ssies deenrd .ci.ut
guarantee Tor % qSsy Of the above renders
s- or the auetonrer thing NJ the good,
ansu-s vii be ready three days previous SAFE WHEN
the goojs be cIariaei. ~
The sale viii in ia. ..ho.
4 Possd %. - ~ " 1
Terms cash city banksble money.
| New York Arsast 10 isi5 aIv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04
STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FoURTEENTU sTerer

Ie' al The wof'd say tney can.
fof selling Prizes, 5rsATTox's the man,
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg Lottery 3s Son, L..
81 lC - u Is 81 &c 50 4 "a Al a
Ticket Nos. ~ II 81 one more Prize .old ard maid h
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Alexandra Lottery, Er. 20s Sent LAT.
3 60 IS ~ 20 81 81 ~ 10 . IS 80 a. II -
Ticket Nes. 10 Is ~ more prize sold and maid NV
NJ sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandra Lottery, EI. 209 Sept 2ud:
"a SO rs "a SO 81 IL Al So IS
Wv" HhcfU I'D Every Day 1T O'CLOCK.
S3O.ouO. 10000!
Thur~iay-h.ra nda Extra 30 CAPITALS. sao ooo IN non
eooo 5000 4oeo 5000 $500 e2o 2eoO IS Of 1000 ke :;
Ms " drawn Wholes $40. halves ): srs. s5c
$4,000, 1000.
fndaJ-hononsaia, nc. Capitals $1,000 1000 go $50 =,
OF 'o" &c 's Nos ~ drawn whoe. sI haiy-. su or.
% " ~ ~
$4,000. 1000.
Saturdsy-hhraniria, IL Capas q 600 1000 Iai
"' 1000 &c &c Mo-, ID drawn. whoes s. halves so
qrs Use. "
$4,000, 10000!
fof Monay tnorninzAsispra Capitai. s1j 600
Ioooo 5000 s77 So 5000. 2soo &c as Nos
~ drawn Whole, $40 halves S; qrs s.su.
Look Om for The Grand Scheme 10 be dratn
2'n sptea6er-capifaI 81 5000!
sI6AIIONs Is the place PRIZES.
buyers referred which are
Al The once, as proof OF what done; and every
craving continues 10 increase the number
W ORDERS for packages the above
schemes and In all Loeres promptly Dded To- and
drawing sent wien requested.
Please address orders &c NJ STRaTroN
"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04
lotteries.
J. q, GREGORY & co. MANAGER &;
ffchrssnd, Va.
Office No. l0l West Mar .,,..,

Vmee no. IUI We-t Main ,tr-st-
S31OoO. iJ,UUO
ThurSay-Aix ,ndfs. Ex,a Ta,,>t. Am nm. n. ..,
eooo 5000 1000 5Sos. s5oV siso 1000 5 al ,coa -
IL drawn Tickets sio hLv.s 5; az. $50 - ~"
St00n, lUOO
fbd'y-Mornngaiis -. Ca2t..-y,oso ieoo s,o ..o -
OF 200 &c rs nos. ~ draSn Ties,t. a. h,,s .o a.,
IS Gu. w. "@''e@ ." 9fs'
SI0.0CO. 1900
saurd.y-Alsasina, LStra si2 capsai.- s,e oon ANN
. Of 1000 &C 10 Nos ~ drawn. ticket. a. b,I,., IN
qr.L rs cts ~ W "'Nes '''o'
S35.O00 10000,
for Mopiay mo'ning-AeIi1i,,a M.
TO- ~ Soo' 3i77 So 1900 2so, soos 40 =, en-, a.
~ ira~r. Tiebst. sio. hayr. j. or. 40 80 '-'
"d'i. fof TeI-,s aud AIcn c.uent,, nj - a.,
as''" sc"d iot'ry will reo~y. m.zi PROMPT n,n.,an
an aeenHhi NJ ths Dnsnx will ~ ..si ,,,s 90 -
Ia a who orisr ios. Aadre--,o ~ ' ""'e'
J. e. GREGORY 4 CO, Manax.r
Htra.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04
ruE ptTENr GAI.yANIC s,N,.s-


Wis remarkable dcovtry has tseevtd univerr. apotob.
ton % the Medical profession Of Britain aud Ia. nov,
seen suieienty enz before the American pu5he f
es Of ~ power and ecscy The PAten; Rings nav.
been found To answer an the for ordinary Ca
Vane baitey Or Electric and Magnetic but arc
WITHOUT any Of the injurious shocks which sceompsn NJ appI
cations ~ tose sstfumeHts and
saie and certain IN accomplishing desired object
The Gayanic Rings with perfect eee- in an
cases OF Rheumatism acute chronic applying head ee
ofnhs Govt Tic Do!oreuT Toohaehc Bronchitis veriro Nsr
vous or SICK Headache IndEeon Paralysis Pasey Epilsp-v
Pts Cnnp Phpiion Of The Heat Appopry Stiffness ofJoips.
Lubaro spns ComPaints NeunRa Ccnersi D~hy D,neien
ey Nervous tn-fsy aud an Nervous disorders Their
dnrJ fH CT upon tc be bsEsv.8
ahd A. certain preventive for the recedng eonput-
equally % BE- fecouucuii The Gavlnic every
ff1eiy hlrles ard sri
al Crs'cs Magnetic Fud used eounscuon win u. Rinr.
70 renter er eleent actioa aH5
ihcnee 20 particular which shsctsd
eerhcates o. The highest erarug eAeaey o. bs
Gsssnic Bny- and Magnetic Fuh 10 osu-sr
sfveu en's o. they may be- the oses The eaB Aga
. IN Nrw York IS az ~ i1t Fulton st. sua Buidfnsl
To gua naud. pr Christie apposts a<sut m
any II re CITIES nfe incd States The oy agency si,-
u Richmond. H. ~ ALIEN DUvAL = CO.'S.
~ Nais etssus
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04
I. RUSSELL BIGGER Il CO.
AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS. d. PAISE g. Co.
RECE.HCSD

KEEP II BEFORE THE PEOPLE"
That Fortunes Home Bigger's Prize Officel is the
PLACE FOR PRIZES.
BIGGER co. present their NUMEROUS corresposdens the
following "'and scern's II be drawn They
particularly call their MAGNIFICENT" Scheme
10 draw September "otbCapal $4,000 dollar.
lowest No prizr 1T really splendid
uekcs are received, and ~ be pleased your
orders fnr them, any Lottery under popular
OF Paine Go ami hope the selection
b. attended with The brilliant lately attend
ed those who address their orfs rRUSSELI. BIGGER Co
$4,000, 10000, 10 Of 2OOO.
Gland Consolidated Lottery Cass No. So be drawn at WI
mngion Delaware Saturday Sept Numbers IL
drawn out Grand CapiislsI Of 10000 10000 6U0n s4IO
10 2O0O 1900 1900 1900 500 3OS Tickets sic
halves 5, luarers $50.
$4,000, 10000, so OF 1900.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No dawn at VII
mneion Saturday. 1871 s.penbeI 1876 ~ drawn
Grand Cpiais-s3OooO 10000 6i97 $500 5000 5000
so Of 1900, &c. Ticket. $40 haiye, ;, quarters $50.
f1rLOOK AT THIS !-cS
$4,000, 10000. IG6 OF 1000 each!
Iorss; No Prs $1,000
Grnnd Consolidated Lottery ass No co. Satur
day September "Ot Isl5 - Nos. IL GnBd Capitals
Of $4,000 10000. 10000 5000 6oOO 5000. 1000 3GI2
each Of $500 of 5000 1850 and 100 I66
Przss Of 1000. Ist and % drawn Nos $500 Whole Tie.
SIG halves I. quari'r~
package OF Whole Tickets viii be for s90s-nust
draw back siGa On
DO, Quarter do. DO S:-drs~ 80 90
Remember o address
T. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.,
Richmond. Va.
% on an letters enclosing CASH Prre Tickets. the postage
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
''HE subscribers are now opening their Fall
supply Of saals and Fancy Dry Goods eon.s.nr in par Of
ia. following: " ~
sIoad Cloth, and cs,'ners-, every xrad. aud qualify
Back and eord Alpaecas 4 Lustrs-
fann.is and Baixs.
New patterns Nous de- Lain.
Do C.nghams 4 Caico-s"
do. Cloth ShswIs
kcr>eys plains and paids
White and black Msekinaw h Com
blankets ..
Cotton. worried and W Hosiery
brown, blca and cold cotton good.
Linens L. wns. DapsT, HEeetinya
Dsinask table Cloths aud Napkins
An extensive assortment silk nd cottnn
American gum elastic suspend.r.
Every make Of spooi Coitnn
For xaIe the mos accommodating term.
DDREMU5, SUYDAM NIXON
~ jim - Nassau street, opposite Once n v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04
BURRUSS' LOTTERY OFFICE.

@ On al letters enclosing CASH Prize Tickets the po.ia.
las usual h. pad an %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04
TO PRINTERS.
TYPE Foundry and Printers, FurnJ,h,.r

Warehouse.
IE suhsefbsrs have opsped ryps Foundry to M
n 81 @tW hors where they fsady slppy orsers
stn 1' Mind q Jos Pan Type la, Psps.
ley Bft-s Rule Steel Cci sus Composing sisks ckasss
cf,rJ trisc necess1y for Printing Chce.
TIE Type, Which mould nom sutirsiy
ST 81 uatEes, with deep Be usar
pas-ed - md vii Prices sud tissss An N.
type furnished By usis -hsud cs-L"
Printing Presses fu-i-se gasns. ~ tAs 100
approved pauerns
NRA Naesn'' eo.s'snuy sts.S.ns- to repair pv--...
and % rsht worn
p1- Composition Roller, for Printer.
us5-im a. a. a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04
HEAD QUAarEHs Foa rarxE,i
JOHN Nj. CLARKE,
Lots of WheeIine, Virpin;a
tsurecsssF e q. ~. AifsssA


I'''-'y al t,ela-xs Broker. Iia st,ss k.,-.,x r..
" ihis Is tho same CLARKI, who, by hi, I'm.
snpr.eeeenied .-tonsarr sA1 rt,,,y i,.l IA A.,
'''o'sE cs al Pines hor whsehrx Va IN say,nS .,.,L
a,ue Wessfn county b s.d tht he ,.e, "a
.ssss. ae-Aisst'on the thez OF The ~-sr.d Can, =,
rue Sshrrf--rhr Nspolson v.ns.fof n,naA,oh Pr. "
rs an estIrnes that he hid claims q IN. 49,.
N.ofA ne wn osy stats that he has sSts.iy ali -.
Pr<e- OIL $4,000, and prize. OF APO 600
To produce. - e"" ID" '-ahy
$4,000,
h~snnfs i"ifry, cas- &c, - BE- drawn 9Th S~p:.nb-,
Cspi,sl Prizes:
5000. ionao 5000 -, 1sCo gjOl soso An 49,, =, "a.
- Ienrs tIO- e-iiless s@ckas. -ho.- ,,el.. a.,
$4,000
"sfsndfA Lottery ela- -. to b. dHs~ irh s.p,.s,,
Capital Prizes:
$4,000 1000 5000 1s2o. prizes Of 1909 Co q, .o.o
so senEeais Of paetag, ~hol. Act. vii h.
S3O,OOOl
hhhhda Lottery ea-s Is u BE- drawn soth S.o,-nL.,
Capital Prizes:
10000 ~ 600 5000. 5000 1000 1857 IS Of Ios. Ar
Wv esruaesi- OF paekag. whole ,e s., an ,hs
be sent bee Of po-tsge si2o :" '"' WIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04
e. HIN All ALL

FALL suFFLY
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTuENwARE.
f{l the ships Montezuma and Adirondack. via
New York ard The VirEnan at City Point Lverposi
the subscriber has received IL. larger spo,~
ava i- snip Hark away from Liverpool daily expected a.
y ROM Ne VIII receive the remainder Of his
hAren''are direct from IN. sonstinr Of NV
shape nd patterns.
y ts regular packets fro Boston, he sup
plies OF Class from thu Manufacturer prepared 10 oa.
very large AMI desirable superior soos in h line
10 al who uay
CouHty Merchants and others particularly invited TO .raml
rs goods and wiz be offered he-
who buy for cash. and 70 punetual customers.
ase assnfmeHt Of Iad Lamps LooIirx Glasses. stou,
Ware sc. hand. uuGu A yyAT-r
an - No. ~, Main Greet
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Anrtion SaIts.
vUrUHs PAYS.
NJ Dunlop. foncure A 30.
DRY GOODS ~ 49,

DAYS.
sy Dusiop. noncure "a.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
I'm WEDNESDAY the lofh rspt ,e~. t,
"aisl a. our "a g. Room wh age ssd var.d 500,
msn OF fsh and Winter Dry an4 . worthy tn
a"sno"7 o' the Trsde-snrrr VIII, he found
r1?er biae ard hS Beaver
I'D 40 do Fln.fings nd Plot Goth.
bo d. do a-d Fancy Ca s,Insr.s
suPerfne siri.cd nj chm saiinet,s
sssl nirsd ari btis 60
fnTer el'e and Gaze, K.atnesy lean.
Ne~ % .,
bee baass ami 'ancy eoo,red 'hth.
ruaerloe black S's.a.rtt.
lutproved GEsSovy Jeans
Ihha'.. MI.i~s-r and Pascal K-r--r.
Extra h-avy I'd A,
Supsrane rcd FaGa.is
boown and white Carton rlsnn~l-
Pad Lin--ys Cook Lining.
- Duni and Point BlanE-ts
biraeh-d and brow Shss aId sh,u,pg.
n" iOxnabufgs. Cotton Iidaf.
Linen Cambria and ronzse sIk Hdk6.
Furniture PrntS. Tiekiars
New sty'- Pan PM.
Whit and coioured On
ruEsrfn- cotton tftabnsn..
MACK sni white e1fpa Hoe and TIos.
HOOKS AMI Eyes. tLask snd ~hiie &c Se
IEhMS-rnd-r 800, cash; co. month. r.s, IN,
proved negotiable paper " -
DuSrDP noSftrpr :. a.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16
CONTENTS OFTHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THE PRESENT WEEK

Observation-Disclosures by James Freeman Clarke A Por
trait. The Wounded Vuture. By Anne c. Lynch
The Dying Year To Henry Clay
II. EprToRIAL.-Sia;e Credit; The Postage Reform: III,
Cnse OF Samuel Hoar, The Governors Message. &c
I'LL PoLTrcAL.-Le,ter from Hon. Jno. P Hale Of n H. OF
Annexation: Gov. Porers Message Statistics of In
diana; Texas COMPROMISE; Address ofthe Goycrno
OF Massachusetts; Political Reforms, No g. Gen
Jackson, Sc
" NEwsConsresHona Proceedings by the Reporter Of the
Tribune; Legislature If New. York Later from Eu
icpe, &r.
V. aiIscELLaNEors.-D-,ccs on Slavery 40 ) Franz
I.szi and Eugene Sue: New Yor1 aad Ere Railroad
Statement, Of Hon. Samuel Hoar; Case of Dorr: Lit
erary Notices.
VI. COMMERCIAL ISTEILIoEScs-Stock Money, Produce.
&c. exc.
Single Copies, put up in Wrappers for the Mails. be OBJ
tanned at the desk Pnce g.. cents.
n5- TERMs-sa Per year single copies 61l Alsub.
scriptions payable infexibly in advance. Addre.,
GREELEY e slcELRATH 16o Naxau.s,rcet.
Tribune Buildings. opposite the Park.
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Nexv-yor,s Legislature.

ALBANY, Jan. H.
Ia SENATE, aitar the reception oil pet, lons, etc
Mr.. BocKgE, TO the Finance Commiitee, re-
ported a general act 10 extend the time for The
collection OF taxes for the year l644. Referred
To Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. CLARK called up the resolutions heretofore
Offered BY HIN in relation u Oregon anS Texas
Several Intellectual attempts were made 10 post
pone the consideration of these resolutions, when
an animated debate sprung up between Mr.. Clark
and Mr.. Putnam, and the resolutions, were a,
| length laid On The table.
| On molten of Mr.. PORTER, The Senate went
into Committee OF the Whole on the Governors
Message, and The same gentleman moved that sC
much rs relates TO the Anti Rent difficulties be
retired TO select Committee.
Mr. WRIGHT was in favor Of REFER ing it to the
| Judiciary Committee; and, after some debate
the proposition Of the latter gentlem an prevailed
Alter referring Other portions Of the Message
TO the appropriate Committees, on raotion of Mr.
PUTNAM, the Committee rose and reported, and
| then the Senate asorrntd.
In ASSEMBLY the Speaker announced the stand
| ing Committees L list of which has not yet beer
published.
An unusually large number Of petitions were
presented by different members.
Mir NIvgN reported that john H. DAYTON oil
Suffolk has disqualified himself as member o!
Assembly by accepting an Office under the Cen
e.ai Government.
The reports of the Troy Savings Bank and
Bank Of Albany were received.
The Senate sent a concurrent resolution for the
election OF two United States Senators on Satur-
day next. Concurred IN.
Mr Ross gave notice of bill! TO discontinue
Eleventh street in the City OF New-To.k.
The House. in Committee of the Whole, Mr..
GRAIN in the Char, took up the Governors Mes
sage.
Oa motion OF Mr.. T. R. LEE, the Committee,
without acton, reese and reported.
The report of the Committee on Privileges and
Elections, in tBe case OF john H. DAYTON, was
then taken up, Mr.. d. LEE in the Chair
After short debate between Messrs. II. K.
Lee and NIyES, the Committee rose and reported
progress,
The SPEAKER presented communication
from the Young Mems Association Of Albany,
Offering tie free use OF their Reading Lecture
Rooms 10 The members. Adjourned.
NV YORK January a,b. 1876.
D, " Reese. Esq County Superintendent Of Common
Schools.
sra: perceive Thar you have noticed more than
one newspaper correspondent, and as believe there
is iac; inch you have not stated in any Of your
reports, would call year attention to It. You
ct'sr the School Officers 0: Jhc li.si Na.d With
excluding the Bible from Inc Schools merely OF ac-
count Of lis being ''Sectsriun" bsok. Ii this be
so, why are the Scripture Lessons" work con-
| posed exclusively Of extracts from the Bible daily
used in ALL The Schools Of the WaIdl
AAIERICUs.
u Dr.. t. LEdER lectures On Psycodunamy
tAnimal Msgne,i=ml this evening at No. II Broad
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DIED

On Tuesday tic IAN inst aeE lingering n.. in he s,
year of his a.c. ABNLR LEE CLEMENTS, 81 Newt.
leans. Ia.
The funeral viii take place On Thur.day the leh INST ..
o'clock, 2. 81 ilOm the OF 3 Avenue and rwets
street. N 'reuds ard relatives aud .ho,e OF h. fse;rsS
James y. Wciis IRE RESPECTFULLY invited 10 attend
On the 18TH ADELAlnG. only daughter of Jsses anG t
mentiae tdsar. asei II months and II days.
The relatives iTeads OF the family pecvey nyi
led attend tine funeral :om The residence Of her labc, No
~ BowerY. tbs afternoon a. o clock.
ON the iiih INST WILLIAM HENRY, youoget ehiA AZ
Abram Gud Elizabeth Horton sced year and mcaths.
The friends aud relatives sprctiuy invited site,i In.
funeral tbs afternoon. l6;h at O'Clock from No. O. Vas
On the 18th ins,aut, ELLEN CURRAN, wife CT Joha Ben.
net.
nm respectively invited att-n hex iuaerd TIM day
(lhurSiay) roc the City Hospital 81 O'Clock, precisely.
On 18th instant, Ann GAME, daughter OF ns late Hugh
Game. aged 81.
Al Richmond Mass the 10Th instant. Mrs. MARY GRAY.
widow OF the late jeremiah Gay OF his city aged s. Ican.
Her have been brought 10 tS city Tor niernni
which viii take place This Crhuay) afternoon at o'clock
from the residence oi El1lh louehon. No - Elm st. The
friends and acquaintance of the family most respectfully
iuvitei to attend the funeral without further notice.
Oh Tuesday, 18th nst. SARAH, vile Ui Ssius doit5, :
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

OLD MAIDS "A sossEr.
BY HAYS vox srraEt.

AMe lover of all .omaakisd,
And naidens old are Ro, old maids 10 ne.
Though beauty aeS, there yet IL mains hs mind,
And mind IS surely better company!
Wat thu' the harp be nnw and trimmed with so,3
d res sweejsr u;usic iTeEble in lis tore.
Than when tie gaudy polish has grown old.
Aud Raught is elt but s'ssc, accord slon.l
Or is the gem held in less high este cm,
Because tic caskc, is driaced by ii1is
womans mind Il priceless gem deem
Her hear, harp that music Ids sabine.
No wonder then, ibt, years hide not flna me
The j-wers giow-ihe hgrp sweet melody.
lB0sion Cour;e,