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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
GI,.rnr aud IIicnnInnin

The Philadelphia United States Gazette re-
publishes The extracts from Judge Jays disorgan-
izing letter, threatening disunon in case OF the
Annexation Of Texas, and condemns them in The
strongest terms. ltdeclares, that "lhe high minded
and pune Wings of the middle and Eastern States
will BE- cautious howihey bring upon themselves,
or their principles, the odium Of any propo-
stion, that includes, as means or end, the Gisso
luton OF The union OF these States" We hail
this spirit with pleasure and refer 10 il as an act
of justice due The Philadelphia United States Ga
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
THE NATIVISTS.

The Mayors Election for the city ofN. Y, gives
serious blow 10 the Native American party in
thai CITY and elsewhere. 1t furnishes strong ev-
,lence that the Wings are whistng of thai anoma-
louS party, and letting them down IA prey TO Tor
tune The New York Wings have effected The
dissolution of the firm al The hazard of falling
and accordingly Mr.. Harper, Of the Nativisls,
and D. Selden of The Wings, have been de-
ieated by w. F.. Havcmeyer, Qhc Repub-
lcan,) having more than & 500 majority over the
former. Thus ends The first chapter Of the
Coalition, since the Presidential election. Thus
ends the policy Of Mr. Webster, the hopes OF The
Richmond Wing, and the visionary calculations
of Mr.. Archer About this last politician, the
following paragraph is Just put ailoat-and no
sooner is The Senator out, than he is taken BY the
Dutch:
"Wm., S. Archer, u s. Senator from Virginia,
has addressed letter 10 the Naive American
Association of Philadelphia. Mr.. Archer ex-
presses his abiding confidence in the Association,
and pledges himself to advocate the principles of
the Native American party so long as he holds
seal in The councils Of the country. In conclu-
ding his letter, he says, in reference 10 The amend
ment oil the Naturalization Laws:
cat the ne session. the shall be pressed, If
live, and the question determined whether we are 10
live shIrclion TO the most unworthy class Of foreign
adventures 10 shores, hat Il no better the rule
Of The Drniagocue who will purchase asceEdahcy by
traffic in their votes"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15

s--T 1t is most strange, that The Wing shonld
crilcsc our article upon The effects oil The Repnb
lican triumph in November Soon after Mr.
Folks election, the wise prophet proclaimed, from
The Trircd OF the Wing, that The country was
ruined-lhat general "shipwreck' would take
place Have has melancholy Vaccinations been
in single instance realized2 Does not the pre-
sent prosperity oil the country thoroughly put 10
flight the Federal predictions Of ia! day? II re
are had calculaors, The history OF The last lev
months has demonstrated The Editor Of the Wing
10 be 4 WOIst. one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
ESCAPE OF SANTA ANNA.

The Petersburg Inlellisencer says, that letter
has been received in that IOWA. stating that Santa
Anna has made his escape, and is now in New
Orleans with large sum of money in his pos
session.
A runor of Santa Annals escape had also
reached Corpus Christi.
A correspondent Of the Galveston News writ
ing from Corpus Christi, under date Of March
l4th, gives rumor that had reached that place to
the effect that Santa Anna had escaped from
prison and had left the country.
1--WE suspect this report is erroneous. New
Orleans prints, which we received yesterday
morning, 10 The 4th April, inclusive, are entirely
silent about it.-Enqui1erl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15

RELIGIOUS NOTICE-Elders Alexan-
der Campbell, R. l. Coleman, and J. Henshall,
will preach the Lord willing at Mercy Seat, in
Nolloway county, on The 18th April; on The 10Th
and Dist at Lunenburg Courthouse; on the 22nd
at Capt w. A. Stones, (where the friends of
Mrs a Billiard, deceased, are invited 10 al,end;)
on The 23d al Cool Spring; on The 9Th at Liberty,
Prince Edward County; and en- the 2aih al Bethel,
Amelia county. March 27-c5!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
ravOps oF THE WIIIG PRESS.

The rumors which have been circulated about
The Washington press, have called forth variety
of remarks from Ike Wing papers. We lay the
following samples before our readers. The first
is from The "Noriok Herald" and is certainly as
complimentary 10 ourselves, as any We could have
expected from the devoted Wing press. We re-
ciprocate the good wishes Of its editor, protesting
against The injustice which il does 10 the Globe.
The other from the sod North Staie' calls de-
servedly for the proper protest which il receives
from the Portsmouth "Chroncle:"
fErom lie Norfok Herald.
THE "ORGAN" or THE ADMISIsTRaTloN-lt IS
now understood that the Senior Editor OF The
Richmond Enquirer is TO edit The new Admins
lration organ at Washington and The cormorant
appetite the Globe editor for moro prey is LET, TO
feed upon the enormous bulk OF "spoIls which
he has already accumulated, Tor the balance oil
his natural life. Ii Fortune favors The new in
cumbent as graciously as she has done his prede-
cessor, four years will suffice 10 make hand
some provision for the remnant of his days, and
prove crowning compensation Tor the labor OF
a long life spent in the service oil The Democra-
tic Party" Ola ruth no man this day holding
a snng office under the Administrator oil Presi-
dent Polk has deserved il so richly on The score
Of parizan service, as the veteran editor OF the
Enquirer deserves the appointment conferred on
him. and We hope he will believe us sincere
when We say, that TO no one who has ever profit
ed By the patronage of The Government could The
favor have been more deservedly extended, on the
score of personal desert and weight OF character.
He has our best wishes for his personal welfare,
whether in Richmond or Washington; while we
shall continue as heretofore the steady and con-
sisent opponent OF his political course.
From TIC Portsmouth Chr0niclc.
A. HlGu CONFERENCE.-THE following COM
pliment whether intended or not, and one justly
due 10 the Napoleon Of The press, is contained in
the last "Old North STATE" We can assure our
neighbors, however that they need not pray for
his death or removal, in hopes that Whiggery
will ever be in the ascendantin the State, for such
thing can never be:
"Mr Richie, the editor OF The Richmond En-
quircr has gone 10 Washington. Some say he
is 10 take charge Of MIR. Folks official organ
Should this prove true, will be good thing for
the Wings Of Virginia, for they will never be
able TO revolutionize the State until Mr.. Richie
removes from it. or dies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
Az Irresistible Argument for Sending .M. Bots
In CDurrC<Sf

An I7cSlMlGc 1fENMtht 10T 'NN"lNg .W. B0l7s
10 Congress!
Send him 10 The House, (says the Compiler 10
"mcet those unjust partzans who refused 10 pay
him for claiming seat which we say he had 50
lue lille 10, that he could moi obtain single vote
even fiom his Wing parizans in favor OF his seat
And huiher he will not onlv have the privilege oil
meeting Them, but "have The privilege OF telling
them, face 10 face, piece Of his mind CThus
consuming more Of The public money in Mr..
Bo,ls's directly insulting those who refused him
pay for service, when he had no shadow ofclaim
10 the seat) And last OF all, give him chance OF
trying 10 "set morc"-lat is 10 say, looking after
his own paw, when no service was rendered. II
these are 10 be The great benefits which Mr.. Bots
is 10 render TO his district lheY certainly constitute
very overpowerns qualifications as Represen-
lative of The District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15

gty The Ladies of The Brunswick Benevolent
Society" will have FAIR at the Masonic Hall
in Lawrcnceville, on The 2sih day of April next,
(being Brunswick Court day. for the benefit of
the Episcopal Church. The sale TO commence al
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15

We noticed a few days since ,b,, T.
friend, James A. Seddon, Of Richmond ci, uaF o.
was spoken OF as The candidate in thai d; NV! "
Congress, in the place of the Hon. Jno W q
Since then, district convention has h ~ Jon
and Mr.. ). received The nomination ma, mn ne
ly. II private worth and excellence .]s',lrnOl
in the cause, talents OF The highes, oIdc, Ell e;
quence surpassed by few, are any recn,n @nl &
ZION TO The people OF his District, Mr. Sara ss4a
be elected over bis competitor. Bous b rtoa =
large majority Mississippi Pree lruie, =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15

the undersigned,


NOTICE-We, the undersigned, hefsy
IN notice 10 the public, that We have ~, .r.t
the powers Of Mr.. Wileman Thomas. aso'.W ",
for making sales ofour lands lying IN 'is - r.
ern parts of Virginia, and that We vii ~.
form or ratify in any way, any sale or COM ma,
The sale, or any conveyance, which may a.,
or executed by the said Thomas, as aeen, - =,
time after this day, in respect 10, or OF an, ri
said lands. And we forbid payment oil l n.;"'a
or any part OF any money agreed TO De pa,I az.
said Thomas for the purchase of any ia".
BY him as our agent, and shall contest !ne -
Of any deed not upon record at this daie 10 81
CHARLES F. OsBoH-
WILLIAM GRAZ.
Richmond, March 10, ls45-clm ~
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
HENRY LUDLAM & CO., ,,,s,s
WILL make liberal advances upon .s,ras
w in hand-and having'ensaged ln ,e.,Is-,
Of Benjamin C. Gray, TO attend Paa,,;;Stac!i,h
Tobacco sales, they hope 10 give ss .;,b coa,s.
their friends who may favor them =, Wy a--c:s
ments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15

We regret to learn that the fine residence Of
our worthy friend, VIM. B. Chiuenden, on his
estate near this city, late The Tree Hill Race
Course was destroyed by fire about ~ P. NJ. on
Saturday night. The lovely moon was just set
ting and The vast blaze, in lighting up the wide
amphihealre, including the river, Manchester
&C., presented a most singular appearance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
AND BROOKLYN too

BROOKLYN ELEcrIoN.-ln BROOKLYN. Ii.
Democrats are MISUNDERSTANDING e!eci,t
mas G. Talmage, their candidate for May.r
majority Go ont Of lS) Of The mcmter, 1,
Common Council. There, as here. the "
and American Republicans run >eparse Ii.
Democratic majority, as far as heard ira
Mayor, over The Wings, 1903; over the Na.
LEGO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15

WASHINGTON LETTER WRITERs.-We do not
mean to complain Of the Washington Cores =
pondenls; but they cannot escape errors. "kaiph,
in the N. Y Eve. Post is mistaken about the age
Of the contemplated Editor, and also about MI r;
BlaiPs design 10 become "a sleeping parlizan.
(His conduct has been distinguished throughout
The whole transaction by manly and magnani-
nous bearing, above all praise) The two letters
of "Gamma" in the New York Herald are aiso
marked by some amusing errors. He makes
some GOOD hils-but at different times hits very
wide OF The mark Yet we have no lime lor spe-
cificalions Indeed, il is not met'nm opTG lno'
,rnrfh the whitley
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
NEW BOOKS.

From Appleton q Co., the extensive puuiiNH-
ers of New York and Philadelphia. we have re-
ceiyed, through Drinker & Morris, three elegant
volumes. as follow Frosl's "Book Of the Army
of The United States" with short sketches of the
mos, distinguished battles and skirmishes, from
the Revolution 10 the conclusion Of The Florida
war. il is ornamenied with handsome engrav-
ings. "The Cross OF Christ or Meditations on
the Death and Passion OF our blessed Lord and
Saviour" edited by w. +. Hook, Vicar OF Leeds
and stable Economy" a treatise on The ma
nagement of horses, in relation 10 s,abling grow
ing, feeding, watering and working, By John
Stewart, of GlaSgow-with notes and additions,
adapting il 10 American food and climate: BY A.
b. A lien, editor of The American Agriculturst.-
Proud as the Virginians may be Of their fine
horses they may CLEAN some excellent hints from
this valuable book, at once scientific and pracli-
cal, and illustrated by useful cuts. The fruits Of
the experience of the English and Northern peo-
pie in managing the noblesl animal we possess,
must be OF service 10 large majority OF our own
citizens, who, like the Arabs, almost live on
horseback This seems 10 us TO be The very book
for them.
To Ball & Perkins, Broad street, we are in
debled for a number of Interesting publications
from The press Of Harper < Brothers, of New
York Mrs Sarah j. Halcs Excepting House
and House Keeping" an excellent liue story for
Young married ladies; No l12 OF the Family Ii
brary, containing voyages round The world, from
the death OF Captain Cook 10 the present time
including remarks on the social condition ol the
inhabitants in The newly discovered countries
their progress in the alts--and more especially
their advancement in religious Knowledge
mos, engaging and valuable book, describing the
perous adventures of the greatest navigalors
New Orleans as found it," By II. Ddmus-a
graphic and spirited sketch Of the peculiar man
ners of the beautiful Crescent City, destined 10
rival great New York; No. D of the elegant Pic
torial Bible; Nos. 43 and Al of Harper's lllumi-
mated and illustrated Shakspeae-a splendid ed-
lion; and Nos Q and 10 OF Sues great Novel,
the Wandering Jew, which every one devours a
rapidly as il sees the light.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
From the New York Morning Ne,rs Ar,
THE CDaNn pccYyr r."

LIZ oNAND RESULT
Our returns Of the recent election -.
complete. They justify the assertion H..
Democratic victory over Nativism is mo- "s,
nal and decisive than any heretofore reco con-.
our political annals. '0'1e.
The majority for Mr.. Havemeyer ova-
Harper is G657. He wants $40 votes IL :.
Tily over both Harper and Selden; and les, :. !:
5oUto give him majority over all-Ham.,
den, Smith and Tappan. We predic,es /,
Morning News of Monday, that Haze.
would have majority over both Harper a.. I,
den in each OF eight wards; and some q, ~ n.
temporalies placed The prediction on rero,; /,
ISL iih, 9Th, llth, l2lh, 18th, 18th and lG,b :.
make The number exactly. We predic,e5 .' '.
that in each OF the wards except three j. -.
have majority over each Of his opporen,, !,
per and Selden. He has a malofrv nra. y, I
Selden in every ward; and over NJ n. >
in each ward, only excepting The 81 am i I;I
Put The result on record with the ptrdic.or, '''''
For llavemeyer s,a
For Harper -,
For ID. Selden ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15

The "Rchmond Enquirer" says, that the peach
crop in Virginia has been destroyed by the early
blossom and subsequent trosisi and The New
York "News" thinks that all the early fruit is
damaged in the North. Peaches, aprlcots and
plumbs are probably destroyed.
The same fear is entertained here for all the
forward fruit Bait. Republican.
[Almost all our fruits have been simce injured.
and many OF them destroyed-cherries,a apples and
the early bloom Of the strawberry. The early
wheat has not altogether escaped the nippins
trost II E,lUuirey
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
Foreign Ports.

Passed ,nct Sept CO. Snip Areatus Nugord from Boston
Tor Manila.
a, Calcutta Nov %, ship Brunswick McManus for New
York. ID: Iinseed
sailed Madeira. Nov r. ship 'ons Graham Rio de Ia
teir0.
Arr nj Liverpool Jan ith. Berlin Baker, NOrenn..
81. tn tiavTe, lGjh Trad Ferry. NOilehns
SD tin CoweS. 18th, Suaeib. Henry. Mobile.
SD IN, l.cghnFn 81, Arso Agiborc. NYork.
Sid Iu ires.c Nov 30. NeptunuS, Composed Swedish New
A,ra A.lers Ucc D. iiuc Orleans. Robertson Trieste.
Smyrna. 10Th ut bark SOPHIA (Swelsh for New o'k.
loadng
At Genoa 18th ult. ship fieIespon,. Sylvester, unc.
At Cadiz. S ut. Swedish brig Albet,inu, for NYok,
few days.
A, Rotterdam nit. bay! Frances Burr Henclmun. un'
certain.
a; s. Thomas brig w Brown spnney. do; schr Presi.
dent. PrDyiIence.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
DRY GOODS

T o.TAYLoR < CO. Job5ef.. 20 ced4.,t ofer new
u Spring Goods q. ioiow-
Prnt--be-t s9yls.
Book Mnsfn-
lFi.h Linens
Long Lawns.
Mousln de I.el1ss-spunr p.t@rts
Ladies Ed GIGvs.-He't llatT, &c SC
All ior cash n the Lowest 3f.css. x
: Gse,gu=
CdShms-s psttetus. the hanfsaTlzs; srsi Offered
7lsJ, 30 . 'sis vsrT rich DuGf Ia; color AZ pf "a
7Lso 20 p ue c!oh7. fast ree coord pua;s, Sd anS 81
also. 30 pa arou. soor.. z, aaa Pc ID and s. tr ID
80, sysrs! rs rev and tesabe Siss yerJ cheap.
aso ssyetri sts armsre hpd te Laines. pa's-ns.
Eolian5 ~
t!so large 1Esni - Goods for I.i.es Dress
tlso- vniOjis ufiler IS dssraps ;.a season.
J-5 BSRkEi : TOWf.E. Il Cathafine.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

e Hilci lee leSth have ob;aned. and the si value
upu mem ny those Sao have them together wiz
I'm, hno"n ntfinSc superiority the mass Of Teeth
~ litEe ID MI country. have Induced Dr. Eifnf n
Sri' rs will hereafter enable hn 10 sp
~ f ceahf detn1nd tr them 30 any extail; he hs, ,a
iitN ~ .s uesl%q by ths uniform which no. Il
s plhclce W ii department: 0f ts profession and BIZ
, ~ encnlnu' iat ave been pGSs ed upon these te ly
t. % .ha ~ ny several OF The most eminent Plyycans sn Den
~ i, ~ "h9 nave spontaneously offered the most am
CONTINUE 10 be made by Dr. imba eJclus5r.iy for his os-a
uJ ' set m the most elegant manner uppn bsny
Ed hue aud ndqp'ed 10 tie mouth IN such way ns 10 com
sts hIt u;iy with the greatest po,sih cnrort Jb.y
20 Dc unsurpassed By any that are mad, IN m.
1 ued ic fnd nre guaranteed IN ali 30 fl perfectly
u W "e lhc purposes 'hu artificial 'eeh can be inn
teeth m arr mn H. are such a viii ennble hm
that are charged The most IN cri0r E,nd Decinens
bl0 lmiSy' '' ~ "P''''~-S'!ee'-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

Whale ship Flora, (o NBedtard) Allen II DIS r Cni,u :
ln' Sloninsion. foil. '
snip rambler haNter from Liverpool, December 4h It'll
"l1He 10 'istei experienced weather during me
passase Jan H. Ia, - 10, long i7 ~ large .h,p sup.
poed her ios'e one o! the Liverpool Pnchets-an saw ,hp
Mh bihcH ball IN Tor t0psa-both bound coaswnrd Jan
Ieth 0 L u long gu during from NorSnrt
NCfe ced Got 50 much about the ship that we were obliged
the men badly frosted. @ ~ ~ "
Butk Evcrton, Mayo 81 days from ieshorn viii, marble
x TO tfancis Nesl Experience III success OF westerly
eue> fS le passage split sails sprung fore Gnd,nnn
s"ve boat nod received other GamHEes part the crew DIS
abd and lost one overheard gue Dec is lat "a Il long
% ~ well IN with the wreck of vessel about 30 tons hi
ana hENrr mead out OF wniet ana apparently been hat
Gion "l some tine, supposed about months jan
Int % % long 6i spoke brr Samuel Scole Tor Ma nIcn
Bark Mary Smith, BlaEchad. ll2 ds I'm Smyrna hnseed &c
TO master.
mlJl x Walsh
sshr orson. Lawreoce ds I'm Wilmington NC lumber to
Badser L Peek
Schr Ann Eliza, eager d I'm Baltimore. ,dse to sturges
4 Cearaan.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
Posi- OFFICE. Nrw-YoRk Jan I'd iS'o.
,r. Of a,nstsr Gemersl ha,lns appIorea.

G scoornendn,on or the establishment ola ,a5s by he
posi- OFFICE and sancon.dd M, !f SiJARE corner
Of sat Bfoadway has directed thu The g M"SS eet and
nreen PARK office 10 the new fo', ocg n made smutnne0us
" TReio Offices Will e ready tor o,,ce ~ tie Park viii
The Post Master congratulate ms ,ed ~ nr,
Doon is completion of arangsmen, So s ven m1ny
mote me jnjS LORiMER GRAHAM, Post MRs'e3.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

h-StfiDiihhcu = iE?o.-SOAP CANDLES AND
3 Rends s, 4 I, q v LEE. Manufacturers. Nos and
stS,i N"-f oTk, have constantly hand arge
s,oihenl OF The above nces which rhey w!i se si ;s
pfce' Warranted equal, If not Fupeno5 70 any
lot baN-s Car.E- ~ ''' ''' '''1'1s
- Merchant Grocefs Country Dealers and Famlss who -s
eau on as. before purchasing elsewhere
nl- .n. L D |. ~ LEE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

NJ Eyy CARPET AND OIL CLOTH SToRE-No. 81
~ East Broadway aad II Dlsyi.onsI-W Il. GUIOS,
(oftbe late tn Of r. F.. Puly < Co would respectfully u-
vte the attention Of hs friends nnd those families that hive
favored him with their patronage while IN Pearsreet, and
the public generally to h extensive Ware Rooms IN the spn
fronting No. 81 East Broadway and II Division
street, found tie most extensive assortment of
ali styles OF Carpeng Oh Cloths, Rugs. Table
nrd Piano Covers, Window Shades, tH: Rod. &c. FAINT
lies IN of ca p7n: nny article IN the ne may he
surcd OF enabled tn make satisfactory selections and
ut prices lower than any other store ~ the city.
n. ban experienced uphostere. will intend To the max
Ing of Carpets and laying OH Cloth nt the shortest nouce.
t,lI L
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
Posr-oYFicr. Nrw.YoRk, Jan. .stb, iS.5.
= n.na I,n.I,nnsIrr EensrnI Las nrdan.l mn

EXPRESS MAI. to be run from Coyiuc,on. Georgia. 10
Montgomery. Aiabama and onck WIKI te view oi eNso,t.
lie Sioh foid New Orleans one day. ana 70 enable ihose
n. sc IT. Ia avail themselves Ot Inc despatch 1t VIII sf
80 ..,,reis hereby given of the arrangement;
Iiers p5 FPARkp and marked tNfRtsS anH m neYspa y
= -, frr p,hshsrs newspapers acuicssecG 70 fuB-
tsures OF P.pERs ONLY and sent III en o & oe', I ,S
lno. mn IN hight wrappers. open AT one end. Is ue
cItnse 1 & ~ cnn he allowed "a te sent by the Espfss
ono ono IN u h.,i'' @ '' e'' JOHS LORIME3 GRAHAM, T. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

JATINDOW SHADE DEPOT-No. Spruce street
w So. eco worth of Shades The subscribers,
ous to peose haye enlarged their establishment supply the
increasing demand 70, he superior shades Persons buy
ofthem !y having good article s they ar: aSu uJs
willing 10 exchange them.
and they have greater assortment than all the other estab
shmets together. and they take pleasure show
ing them. and offended II they do sell. People
of aste wOgd DO well To cn. Sign Bnnae and Interior De-
cDations done be I!pase. Trimming of nil kinds
cheap BARfOL * DE MAUNEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
Below,
VA. Wind light nj 81
Disasters, sc.

slap hos II Perkins, at Liverpool from NOeans. (teior,
'ep"rie) w7s chGrse o pilot. and io'v o steamer
when she touched the spit o the Bufho Bnuk about tre,
ic> from l., was expected ta would be necessary Il
Tc.cauie .ier bottom.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
THE ART OF wEaVING,
BY HAND AND By POWER:
With an Introductory Account Of rs RISE and P!oeFes' N
ANC1ENr AND MODERN HINES,
....r ~ nr MAyI-rAc-rrRERs ASp oTuEEs.

TIE USE
By Ci.nien q. Gi;roy,
PraetieGi Viewer and ManuiactuteI-
sro Yoams Illustrated eih nearv 800 EHsrer-
;rc, on Hood aaa Steei. piafn and eo6ored
This i work written with admirable cleaes. Thoroughly
nraccal and one OF winch manufactured of Closcan al.
f,I TO remain ignorant Win yiew OF encouraging very
enlarged crcuaios the ork has been issued AZ the excee
insly low prce of Five Da!afs net
All ore. for Book. accompanied with remittance and
.c directions how to be addressed. w be neatly put W
md nt free Of expense O.; the principal Cities where eX-
n.es runor wislel will be put dec:ei and eit al
my r!ace IN this City. according 70 Instructions
~,s ~, GEO. d. BALDWIN. 35 Spruce-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
Post OH

NEw.E EoKK, ian.
NJ POST oGise.-ENGLisH MAiL-Leilsf ne bag, Bags
S steamer CAMBRIA will be ose ell a, s e
~ a, q ,n,el nost ) o'c clock. p. NJ The overland p"F
ls5s sens q" 'ac" J0iiN LOGiMER GRAHAM. +. NJ.