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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05

We call attention 10 The removal of Messr>
Drpkrr d Morris from their Old and long usel
stand on Market Bridge, TO The line store, No .,
Main Street, formerly occupied by Richards x
GardnerD near the street leading 10 Mayo,
Bridge The Bookstore of Mcssrs. d. NJ. i,
one OF the most complete in The Stale, and, in lle
new and more convenient location, they will hav,
an opportunity Of extending their useful business
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
William and Mary Co,,.no
TNllE next session OF this Institution YIN
i as usual on the % Monday in Or,,,,. ol~c

HNIlE nexI session of this Institution VII,
L as usual on the I'd Monday in Oc;ol.', ~
and terminate on The 9TH day ofJuly follow,
Course fer he Degree Of A. u.
JUNIOR CLASS
Jr. Moral Class-Thos r. Dew, (Prqs,p
lessor. 81
Jr. Mathematical cass-Rch. sannler, >
lessor. 80.
Chemical C!ass-John MiIlineron. p,o,,
National Law Class Beverley Tucks~r en- y
lessor. t'..'
NoTR-To enter the Junior Ala,bsn.
Class, the Student must be acquainted VAL ,,,a |. ,il
pie Equations. ELal'
SENIOR CLASS
Sr. Political Class-Thos. Il. Dew D.,
Natural Phiosophy-John Millingion p p,
Sr Mathematical Class Robl saup.,s,s y
lessor. RIO
INDEPENDENT CtAsS
Law, &c Beverley Tucker pro,ss...
Preparatory Mathema,ics3Roh 81,
Professor. '4uA-''S
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
-Four regular Glasses
Junior Latin, Junior Gr,el ctas "
senior Lam, Senior Gf,ck rots, Prof
-. "'Y' Lain CasS. tie Sinh.
must be able 10 read Sa!ius, ana vrojl. 80 ,,,
Junior Greek, Xenophcn. "S"' ''' u
There are also Preparatory Glasses = 49,.
Language, Tor those not PREPARED 10 en,et ,,oo
lally. ~
EfHtnNs ef a R,gtIry S.pie.,
JUNIOR YEAR.
Fees 10 three Professors, $50 each
National Law, half course,
Naturalization Cor Library lee
Board, including washing, fuel, lights ami ;
attendance, -,
S25
SENIOR YEAR.
Fees 10 three Professors ga
Matrculalion fee
Dodiui &C. $50
SIS
The price OF board here sci down, is Tia, -,
10 The College steward BY Students lodging mn
College Building; those who board elsewtere
town pay $50.
Course far ne Ute1tf u 4. ~
There is course OF higher instruction en-.
Ting successful Student TO the degree OF A N
extending through two sessions after The rl,se
the A. b. course. Information concerning Il,
details Of his course may be obtained tlom s.
College Catalogue, published annually, or i
corresponding will any Of the Professors.
The Classical Certificate is necessary ,orp
degree OF A. NJ.
In addition 10 The regular Glass OF Munich.
Law, there is second OF private course is d.
Professor, in which The Text Books are Tn. .,,.
Commentaries, Revised Code, Lomays Digs
Stephen on Pleading, (lst Or 2d ed, } Mno:e,
Pleading; whilst the Student will have The aiys5.
lage Of consulting an extensive and well se!ec..
Reference Library.
Fee for This class 81
The entire expenses al hi, Institution, icr
one session, need not exceed sJN
Many Students &c, through loI lsss
Text Books in all the classes may he hal /.
town.
Religious services are Performed every sun.
in town, and The Student may have his choice
The Episcopal, Baptist or Methodist denomil..
ionS-Eo remuneration therefor is expected q
made.
Any farther information may be lad ty an.
responding with Professor John Miilirson, $,
cIelary Of The Faculty. f. H. DEW,
July 29-w3w&w3~ l5lhSep Pes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-11

told the Indians however that they found any white
men bringing any whisky liquor into their country
that they should spill the ground, which, is
thought they will do.
This march Of the ls Regiment of Dragons may prove
to Sir Robert Peel and to Senior Cueva Yankee
troops cav march to Oregon to Santa Fe-and will
tell the Administration, that if it is determined take
military possession of either Of BOTH that all want
is regiment or two of regular troops nucleus for
our volunteers to form upon and that week after the
call for volunteers is sounded, will have men
Offering their services than Will be needed accepted
men, willing and prepared to encounter any difficulty or
danger that be presented TO them This expedition
has give to Col Kearney knowledge OF the country
and the mode otravelng and subsistDg otroops which,
combined with his acknow lodged military talents ill
render his services douby valuable the in
the event of any movement towards Now Mexico or Cali
fornia being determined upon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-11

welmeaning people and it is for this would
deal with them tendery but while these demoralising
camp meetings these for d.ers and for
loafers, Kept up shall continue God willing to
hold them public Reproduction, until they abo
ished and do away entirely. They caricatures of
religious worship in which men and women act the part
of clowns and gypsie instead of sustaining their Chris
an profession by Christian department in all their re
gous exercises.
In conversation with the proprietor of the land upon
which the Fairfax Camp Meeting is held we asked him
what he charged for the privilege OF tho ground' NO
thing, he replied
Tie great falls Of the Potomac within three miles
the ground and last Sabbath many visitors to the
Camp Meeting in the intervals OF the service, went
to visit this picturesque scene, which even Madame
Trolope is pleased to pronounce exceedingly wildly
be autiiul and romantic. We wonder the Yankees have
not established manufacturing there, before this
And so much for our visit TO the Fairfax Camp Meeting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-11
u. q. Circuit Court.

srrr I0-Before Judge Nelson-Ns United
States VS.. Philip Lipinsston- This was an IN
an ofcer of the Customs in the execution Of his
duty that the s had i Sssn sRpGtsd
,scbncslly termed store keepers clerk. From this
situaton the Collector OF the port claimed to have the
right OF removal and to appoint another in his stead
himself to this Indictment which appears to have been
brought test the right Of the Collector to appoint
clerks the office of the store keeper Prisoner was
fined cents.
SEPTEMBER l0-In the case of the Omitted States W..
Philip Livingston indicted for resisting revenue
officer in the discharge Of his duty, the Dis
trict Attorney admitted that the defendant commit
ted the offence under Misrepresentation OF his rights
whereupon the defendants Counsel consented that YER
dict of guilty should be entered and the Court fined him
six cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-11

s.xr. Fr Goops.-The May Queen, which ar
tad Yesterday from Pittsburg, brought about las
nscIages merchandise for Mr.. Alvarez, a Santa Fe
trader 81. Louis Era, Sept J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-11

SEpr. lO.-->John H. Keyssy Robert Cunnsnshdm.-In
this the jury rendered verdict Of $3.50 damages
and cents costs. -
For ri aintih James W. Gerard Esq. For defendant,
Jamea'T Brady and +. A. C0e, Esq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-11

OREGON MAIL-The ST. Josryh Gn,efts Of a
ae uae noces the receipt at that place by individuals
IRON me Rocky Mountains Of several hundred
ieueI, wren oy emigrants 10 Oregon to their friends
IN various parts OF the Union The letters were mailed
81 Joseph or their respective destinations This is
new lecture In the history ofths west
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-11

HEALTH or CoNcoRDA D1sTRICT.-There 10 an
unlocked for and unexamplsd good health prevailing
here at present The idss of August in their close ana
no sickness in the district-Con. (La) hnfee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-11

COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-Ro-
CHESTER, Sept 8, 1875 Present, the Lieut. Gov.
sent the Court adjourned until the next term, which
commences on saturday the 9th day of September inst
., ~ CLOCK A. NJ at the Capitol, in the city Of Albany
TIE Court has been session 20 dav exclusive Of sun.
days Thore were 40 appeals and 3 cases in error up
on the calender or these 10 of the appeals argu
residue postponed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-11

HURRICANE IN ONO We heard some days since,
that hurricane passed Hamilton on Tuesday last.
II occurred about o'clock that evening, and swept
every thing before it. Mrs. vandegrifas house was
blown down. some four or five persons we're IN it but
owing 70 the strength Of the timber and their acciden
tai positions, they all escaped with some slight bruises
Mr. Wurncsers dwelling, near by, unroofed the
brewery eveed with the earth Tho track OF the hurr
cane was narrow one and suppose 1t did not ex.
tend far.-Cin. Gazette. Sept 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

SRIPwREcK AND Loss OF LIVES We legrn, by
slip from the Old Colony Memorial Office that me ane
bark Zenoois Captain A Farnhaul, from New-Or!eeas
OF Monument Point, about four miles below Fiy-
mouth. Her are gone, her bottom IS out' and
ner cargo Is drifting ashore. Three men were seen
leave on bale Of cotton and another on sn car.
al Of whom psrished Seven men were seen on
board, and tie vessel held together until low "aie-
they would IN ali probability be saved. Sne had cargo
OF 100 bales cotton. 25C0 sacks corn, IocO oares iolr
she vessel i've months Old. and on het h:si
voyage, bulk at Medford owned entirely oy NJ William
A Res and was insured four Offices n t!s clty Tor
$4,000 5000 was also insured on freight
iBostor Courier. yesier day.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

story the highway robbery ne are assured an
entire establishment manufactured tor the pu1 1Pos
screening the punished sinner from the consequences
exposure.
COURT or SEss1oNs-The t-iaI of Honeynan dFass its
slow length along every point OF testimony being cosey
contested by the learned counsel Out OF ihiE'y 4se
Of the afteruoons scssn yentye-ht objected 10
and exceptions taken 70 the Courts ruling % the prison
ers counsel But TWO witnesses were eXatnuso lli.
the src from whom no fac; was elci'ea. y me
ties ipeaded With the accused can be given in evidence
unt the combination OF the prisoner WIKI them Is 'i
proven ha; unless the prosecution possess more 'e
iinony .han offered the trial OF tA;Ains9h We Ie
diet an abrupt and speedy termination the present
trial. 1t VIII certainly be hard matte: TO iuFnSh TINS
desirable link.
l.ssrs Hoffman Psice. Whiting and Phillips appear
for the State-Messrs Graham, Brady and Warner Tor
L.. urI.oneL.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

Thus Tea. Coffee Drugs and Dyes, with erery drt'-
Gle arhich cannot be Gdrantdgeonsty produced !"
,de Tro,ted States. would doubtless be somewha,
cheaper here in the average il admitted free OF duty
than if subjected TO impos; Sofar this goes, then
i, i. an argument against Rere7ue Tariff. But
when an article ceases wholly or mainly, 10 De I'M
ported, thsa the duty no longer gorerns nc pr'ce
that article. For example: nobody Pre'ends 'ns'
Cotton ia essentially dearer here because OF inc
duty. though it exceeds so per cent and duty oi
dollar bushel on Indian Corn would not raise the
,,;cc even one cen, bushel. Potatoes are occa-
ionally imported in the face ofa duty often cents
bu.hel; vet nobody contends that Potatoes are IN
the average ten cents bushel dearer because OF
the Tariff Now while ii is not true that half our
imports are admitted duty free, nor any ihin3
like it, and while we believe itwouid be bad policy
even for our Railroads themselve. TO have Railroad
Iron come in free Of duty it may still be right that
certain articles should come in free, because they
viii thus be cheaper no, being produced here while
it is best 10 discourage the importation OF such as do
compete with our products, and II does not
follow that they are made dearer in the long run oy
such exclusion. Many have unquestionably been
rendered cheaper here by heavy prohibitory duties
which shutting out the Foreign article gave our
own fabrics wide and ready market with sure
demand. Of these are Hemp, Glass Cotton bag
ging, Wire, Screws, and many other articles on
which our present Tariff imposes high duties Their
price TO the consumer longer regulated by the
cost of importing but By that of producing them
here. lfonc manufacturer charges TOO much, another
steps in and andersclls him Why is not this plain
and easily understood!
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

PLYMOUTH CgLEBRArIoN.-W have every rca
son 70 anticipate ar unusual gathering oi the sons o
New England on This occasion. Hon Charles Il. War
rem, President OF Society viii preside at the dineF
Delegations are expected irom the historical society
and O!d Colony Club OF Boston tne Antiquarian Socley
Rev. Dr. Waylaud of Brown University, and Rev DR..
Kendall will take part in the religious services az the
church Mr. Webster has sent the Committee OF Ar
rang-nents baron OF beef for the dinner the I'D
will be served up in platter brought over IN the May
Eoger. Plymouth Memorial.
"a The Magnetic Telegraph between Spring
field and Boston viii De completed in few days. The
poles already up and The wires are being placed
upon them Tue Hartford Times says IL Will be finished
lar NewHayen BY the arst OF January
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

SANDs's SARsAPARILLA-Lght moves through space ~ q
the Of POO 600 miles per second but the Sh' W hs
gcuce much -loyrr IN il progress More thih MY
years have elapsed the medicinal pToptr"s 81 eaIsa
phria began Appreciated and vet II Is te more toan
one tenth Of that period uil capabilities were de-
the OF 5Aurs5 SsTrapaTHa IN" Nhue OF
it preparation now widely aad every dsy be
IL ID of is is extending The te.tnony OF all
who have had occasion test It's curh9r properties spesk,
tInu.,.torp,rd in It's prs.e At this Of the year
when the physical energies, eneryttrd by the exhau,Ang
heats OF Sum need bracing io the searching coo VI
tne ystem for change and ren edy tor scroulf
and all uc-rous and erupuvc ma!sdies, II stands unsp-
preached by any riysl.
Prepared aud ooid wholesale and retail, by a. B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, ~ Fuon-st. New -YorE.
Sold also a. 73 Broadway II East Broad way and by Drug
yts,s generally hroug the United oates Pce 81 per
hnrie Sir holles for g.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

r. HAVE You RHEUMATIC PASs:-I so, Cushnahs
Emnrocstion IN giving relief IN sh, cod of"ea
ioints lutnosgo, pains IL The bones, &c
Have ycu cough cold If e1pend one sniliis m
Joness Cough Candy Il acis in sbessed In coughs
hoarseless asthma &c
Have you greasy, dirty coat!The magic Erasye 9oap
removes spots stsas marks xc from cloths, woo!sn,'
leaving the part br h and Sold genuine 81 % oo
way and az Chaiha1 o.! dlS <IeoS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

Rss,res, That be recommended TO the Wing Electors
OF Ciiy and County OF New YORK assemble, in iheir
respective Wards Monday ID. 2d INST for The purpose
electing five Delegates from each ward constitute
WIG GENERAL COMMITTEE for the year ensuing
The following designated The places of meeting
Wards.
LAT Thre.asrs Broad-st Hotel.
II Al Jone.'s Second Ward Hotel
Ill. AT 20 Wsshington-st.
IN.-At Snskspssrc.
Vat Marion House
W..At National Hall
Villas ihc Ward CuuaIntee shall direct
VlIl..A Howard House.
IX..A Keu,urky Hall
X..As ths Ward Committee shall direct
Xi.. DO do do
DO do DO
XIII. Do do do
NV. ..At Broadway House.
XV..At Constitution Hall
XNl..As the Ward Committee shsI dhect
XVII. al the Henry Gay House
Nv order SMITH DUNNiEG, Chm.
j. II HoBART HAwS SECS 49,.
WELcoaE X. BEEBs az -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
New-Yorls civ Tract Society.

The Nineteenth Anniversary OF this highly useful
and wellorganizcd body was celebrated last even
ing at the Tabernacle the Vice President IN The
chair. After prayer by Rev. j. w ALEXANDER,
the Annunl Report OF the Femac Branch Tcasurers Re
port and Report of the n Y. c. I. Society were sue
cessvey read by Rev. X. :. Cook, Mr.. WM. WALKER
and Rev. ISAAC ORCHARD. The Report of the Society
states that it sustans fourteen missonares-one OF
whom attends 10 the shipping department; another 10
the German population and twelve III The City, some hav-
ing ward under their care and others two The
average number of vsters has been 1912; S4S5l Tracts
have been distributed Gas Bibles and i90 Icstamens
supplied destitute persons; 1868 children gathered
into sabbath aud 800 into public schools los persons
gathered Bibble classes and lc62 induced 70 attend
church, 0 temperance pledges obtained 1870 district
prayer meetings held; 35 backsliders reclaimed; 1871
converted, and IJ1 converts united Win eNhnselcaI
churches.
\ touching compliment paid 10 the memory OF the
late President, DR. MILNoE. by Rev Isaac Orchard dur
IN. the reading OF the report. Rev JOHN BOWLING, OF
the Bcrcun Baptist Church then vcntured some observa
uons upon the resolutions relating 70 the adoption and
printing OF the Reports He spoke OF the immense ben
ef,s nccruing from such establishment as the Tract
Society and reflected (rather severely we thoueh upon
the Roman Catholics. He exhibited To the audience
tdlisEaN charm which Trend OF his had found IN
public place and which he found, upon examination OF
his Irish cr worn by such OF Ler country
men fortunate enough 10 obtain them TO guard
against accidents dangers, diseases &c The article III
question contained simply piece OF psper with Latin
inscription. The anecdote OF Luihers first conversion
to the Doctrines OF Faith he also gave with much force
Mr.. BOWLING was succeeded BY Rev. NJ. 5. HUTTON,
who delivered somewhat cncthy address on the utility
Tracts and Rev WoI ADAMS. oi the Central Presby
Church The latter gentleman spoke oi his meet
ing with the celebrated Merle G4ubiSr6 at Geneva and
cited his opinion the subject. remark of Rev J.
DowLING's struck very orcihy. He said that il the
members OF the Senate and the House could be prevailed
upon 10 give attention to the Bible and Tracts, he
would have 20 lear of WAY with foreign powers Rev.
EDw. TAYLOR OF the Mariners Church Boston, gave
address at some length in the eccetrc style Tor which
he is remarkable, and the meeting dismissed with
PRAYER.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
From tbe Ne.-OrIe.ns Picayuna,

To OUR READERS ~ CESEgAL.--rwo Gentlemen inl
trends OF oul., who used 10 tie putting Ol w
day tJe.ng -d.tors tell thai, from Study t1-
bar turning grey aud failing sst, and i1ai :
chOArd wiki dagdru He read cerLlcsI-s, iHousS
iEein puf., but saii they would Iy something-se'e
JoGess Cora! Hair Restorative They thai, ana
month hey ocaAt o ne DARK head OF hair. Je"s
ot from scuGi; and therefore do atvtsr per
sons to lry. TaS Is cheap caoGgh-Ony g. shiliias'
bottle. Persons should lr i once-hat enough TO cob
vino. 1t sold .he sign The American Eagle .
...i
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
AR RED.

on Tuesday evening The 6th INST By Rev. Dr. Ferns
JOHN P. MARCH 70 RACHEL 3. daughter OF Francis
Gross ESQ al of this Ciiy.
On Tuesday evening. the 10th inst by Rev w. w
Everts. JONATHAN l. CORNWELL. OF y. !. 10 Mrs
ELIZABETH STIMlS, OF Bel!cville. y. J.
In Somervle n J. on the 10Th inst by Rev Dr. Mess
ler THOMAS P. MARTINEZ EGG. late of this City, 10
ANNA C. daughter OF Rev Jehel Tanage.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

WRITE HIS NAyE IN LETTERS or GoLD-The man Is
great snd good who devoted years OF stuoy 10 form 30
Invention. To cure shy erupions or Disagreement o 9
Skin and tender chapped flesh Use the ha' Cht'h'ee
Soep The effect Lns sEn Is almost sup-rhuian
Il ta received lnes- enroigms OF tue MedIca Soc
-ty OF Paris and warranted failing remedy of
Pupes Fr-ckes B!ocaes, Scurvy, ssl Rheum Tan sun
burn Morphesg chapped lender tesh. u VII chang
the color ot dGrS, yellow d.coored ssin 10 heeIBy
cearues the DIs of Insects usqu!toes ct cerfs
Sold Price 80 cake. Sold unrd buy nowhere ese
In the city you vii be cheated by Infamous, dishonest
counterfeit !! you cheated, punish well the otendeh
Every abel o. th- genuine has T. JONES on th: wfspPe
the sign OF Inc American Eagle 81 ChshaInsL ~
Y or lsg Futon 5roos.yn dI9 2.eod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
Annexation of Texas.

1t will be seen by our Congressional report that
the Resolutions Of Mr. Douglass Of Illinois, decar
ing Texas to be " one Of the Lnted States OF Aaer
lea" were crowded through the House of Repre-
sentativcs TUESDAY under the screw of the Pre-
yious Question. The midnight mail will doubtless
bring us a more particular account of the circum-
stances attending this act ofanrightcous despotism
The trap of the Previous Question was sprung by
Mcconnell of Alabama, of whom it is sufficient to
say that he is Just the man for such deed No
wonder the responsible agents in this business de
sired to prevent all debate and give at once the
finishing stroke TO their schemes of Deception and
Fraud The day of reckoning will yet arrive
The Resolutions have yet to pass the Senate
We do not believe they will get through that body
without debate.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
Things i'll Philad delphia.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. IA. NJ.
Again has the mail failed from beyond Richmond,
making three now due from New. Orleans
The weather is delightful this morning.
Nothing OF interest stirring. The melancholy
accident OF yesterday the subject OF much converse
Ton all concurrus in casting censure upon Mr. Rupp the
owner Of the vicious animal and MS driver, Viereeg.
The Mayor mas held the first bai in $1,000 and the
other has been committed to prison, bail being refused
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

~ o,trGus iait17l .,eteated Soap the Of PM
pies frekl-s Tan Salowues- Eruptons and s SKIN di,.
6gufeeu.s the onsy depot 81 Walkers ls Store fROA
Broadway, ~ cents c.ke Cr-caa Hair Dye, pegeGbH
Liquid R0uge, for crcsOnng Lips and Cheeks; Fonfrs
subtle for nEie4ns sieLtuDn hdtr without injury %
he Liy hne for Instantly scattering redness shd
susc fron the face. Acoustic drops for curing d-sneo4
&C. The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. OoufsNcs
% 1e found only hear in tnndj 81 WsAesL ls STORE
From Broadway
AcEHrs.-E. Z. Tuttle Assembly Buildings, Phi!efelpmA
jordan, Muk-sL Boston Carleton Go. Lowell Ives oa
.er WI Gerrsh, y Bedford Guild, bsngDr bbss o2r.h
ted Greer 4 Co. Worc-.ur,: Myers N. Haven diu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
l.uW Cnttrra

SUPERIOR CoCRT.-3n DflalforG IS. fraHels Pa.tao.
lf'tei e 7gee aud ottas-Acon otresPass IN iorcoly
eectns the plaintiff from possession OF Pairos Opera
House already referred TO- This case was gwen 70 me
Juy yesterday the Court having charged that the eject
ent was Illegal and tie pl,f entitled 70 damages FeT'
dict this forenoon
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

u" THE CAMBRIA sailed from Boston Tuesday
afternoon She took out % passensers57 for Liver
pool and for Halifax. This is the last seu'imonthiy
steamer OF the Her mail contained upward Of
10000 letters one OF the passengers. Mr. Henry Bur
den, OF Troy is bearer dispatches Mr. McLsne.
Minister NJ tho Cour, Of 81, James
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

or7slDE-on the FRS, Page will be found Books CT
Travel Notices Of New Publications the second Letter
OF Elijah White on the Oregon Country, &c. Fourth
Page-A Poem an Thanksg;vin The Coal Trade, Sales
Of Stocks Marine Journal. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

e V. 3. PALMER, the Agent most OF the best News
papers OF al the cites and principal towns throughout the
country af and Hear, receives Advertisements hs Co
sr5 NeHFpaper -fper;i',ng dsecy In his bl.l1nsEu.
ranc- a: the Coal oryfcE uSp
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

r7- General Committee OF Democratic Wing Young
Men-An adjourned Meeting Of this Committee will be
held on Friday evening, 18th Dec inst al the ASHLAND
tJseksons) No 1ls Broadway, OF Canal-st at
o'clock 1t particularly wished that all The Menbers be
present BY order,
THEo Z. ToMLINsoN, Chairman,
JoHs D. LINDEN, Secretary, dl3