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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15
MRS. GENERAL CARRlNGTON
WILL crES,
On tho lst day or October neat.
~ THE CITY CT RICHMOND,
SrJnnJ For VOTING, MES

A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
THE Central and healthy situation If Ibis city, is
great ana growing importance in wealth and i'aru-
ation, the refinement and hospitality Of its polished
city with s easy approach from, every section of the
country recommend il 4 favorable place Tor s,brul
Of ihe Gs. cla.s Mrs Is design 10 ensra: lar
A. she can, christian principles and toil learning,
all rifsr accomplishments which rmlrllsh society and
adj t. il happiness. MIS- {. has engaged experienced
teachers for the scynraI departments Of teT school,
s,ivns 10 Iirs.: :he viaiant superintendent OF lie
who:c, and the maternal care and management o. lie
young ladies'.
Mrs. i 10 Faith Presbyterian. nn; though WARM
~ attached 10 III. doctrines, worship and discipline of
the church. she Is bgot, and iss no wish t. use any
influence over her pun for Tie purpose OF rro. eiy,
hut viii earnestly end-avo 10 inculclie those cardinal
doctrines IN which all christians a.rce.
Mr-. L. might refer To many persons Of influence
throughout He Cn;on-wlo have long known I,rr-but
she deems such Course o! Objectionable prnpricy To
do 80 whhon. permission mi:t he deemed impairment,
To ask that permission might compel a concession re-
luctintiy accorded. Al. that ST.. do, is 20 PREFER
general rsqaes; 10 those who know her well enough Ia
feel an rrc-t In her success 10 lag her claims fairly
before their acquaintance. To ak wonI1 IL at
onee Inconsistent VITA her wishes and principles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15

NOTICE FOR \ MEETING IN NoTIo"af'
" The people Of N":.o::ay county, wnn.. ,"n
our, 10 CONSIDER the SUBJECT of the prop"snd ,n,, -.
state Convention. MANY eliiH6'S'
ar The W.iis Is requested 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15

CLASSICAL AND MATHEnA IT,
SCHOOL. IN STAUNToS.
BIZ PIKE Porcrs IN ,or.
TIME next session of this school, ..,-irs.e
mencc on tie 18th Of Angus, ana - .s," q.
the 18th Of June following. Monthly ,ef -, .,r
The progress and department Of the pupils 81. az
TO their parents or guardians, and Dos' Son,e q
REQUIRED unless excused, 10 attend sonie 49,
divine worship on Sabbath morning. - s,5l
Terms-Board and tuition Tor Ten ii,.p.',s u:
payahle semi-annuallyi, ~ Gdranee nc n ., ertt
OF puriis is limited AMI persons "'s'iTs
their sons will please make early Al ms
address PlhE ~ e,.,n,or.
Juiy S-cwtAuol5,n SIN
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as6etDWroo1U Eorqo1frRas.
Nn1Icr roR 4 MEETING IN poWHATAN.

NOTICE FOR A MEETING in PoNHaIaN.
1- The citizens of Powhatan are requested 10 meet
nj The Court Iose of their county, without ciSi,hct
al na,ty 10 take into consideration The imposing a.
meet OF the question Involving change ~ our 'ofn -
SITE Government. winch requires immediate acton
.',' 49, n,,,un, I.r;.,no MANY CITIZENS.
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asEairatDEs academy.

TINE Trustees Of this Institution wish e =
i gage d Teacher for Inc ensuing year y.
is qualified 10 teach the Latin ard Greek L.f
suaces, Mathematics and the higher bfaStAs'
English.
A communication (pos, paid) directcd !. -
vid Mabin. Esq. OF The Secretary, Finny'M.
2. O., Amelia couoy, viii be LAID before I.
Board OF Trustees for their deliberation on u
2pth Of September next
SPENCER A MANN, Secy.
a uriisi l-rMi,is
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defence Of the laws, 10 be ready 10 serve as sale
guard cf their respective departments, according
10 lie decree ofthe Ain OF June OF this year, ara
the regulation OF the 7th INST
Your Exceency will communicate 10 o. Inc 90
vernors this supreme resolution, and VIII inform
them OF The Obligations under which lhe cl.ihens
are 10 contribute 10 the defence 81 me-! c"u,',t'
and 10 .usi,in RIGHTS violated by nation which
refuses to acknowledge them, and ohises Mexico
10 maintain them By force, which il most undouHl-
.dly will, or fall in The Struggle. She will noi
consent 10 give up one half .! her territory from
me base fear Of losing The other. Hoping that
your Exccl'cncy will furnish me with in'orma-
lion is 10 The number Of men which can he de-
voted 10 this important object, yonr Excellehcy
will please 10 accept nv most high consideration
God ana Liberty! Mexico In,y IL. lS43
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s.cyis' White cad.

TRATTON'S OFFICE, No. 5, South li.h
~ Street.
Lei 1.-The world say wha, they can,
For selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos OF Monongalia Lottery, 80 Aug. s:
A. u AZ So 10 Sc 8 30 Il Is 81
Tickets Nos 2i - 90 Nos. 81 II II, and Nos.
% sc Il, three more prizes, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery Extra. 1872.
IS IS 6, SO II 30 80 50 25 ia rs 6g IS
Whole ticke, Nos. &c 80 IS, one more prize,
sold and paid BY STRATTON.
Aug. Is
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Mss GOPDON'S SCUO0T

ETIsS GorIon's Boarding and Day Scb,a
vi for Young Ladies Will he rc-orclet on III,
18th September next in the house occupie, ~
her dnring the past year, arJ. Tor many yr7,.
previous by Miss Mackenzie, a, The cone, I,
Main and 9Th streets.
Competent assistants will he employed in i.
several departments Of the School, and every -.
er,ion will be made 10 insure the improyemch, 5,
al her pupiis-ot the younger as well as ii he
more advanced. Aug 2-w2wxeolm
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rI,GusT sALE-In pursuance Of a Deed or l'rus

e. An Apprentices 10 Tie Printing Business
will be taken II this office.
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.
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ALBEAlhRLI. LAND

WILL. be- s"d 10 the highest bidder, 40 WEUNES-
W Lay the i1th September. II !air, f rot. the
far day r pr, That r;!uai lr Tract Uf Lana,
Is H.. 'Ii'n nir oi III, Junction of The Scos.r
ard i6arl";csv'l;, Turnpike, fo merry owned hy
Charles Smith derea-sG containing nh u, G4U nrfrs,
about un"-ior af which Is ,irsrrd and the remaining
trs e-furtI> at whi.l good tobacco i2nd and well
tnhricd. Persons h.!i At a distance, who wish io
settle desirable nriglhof"of IN tic count! oi AZ
hctnIr.e vii do vel L. ATTEND this sale, The land
Will cr,iAn, h. sold without DESCRIPTION Of
the inpr ,vem"Gi. - dcrrcd unnecessary. IL ~ PIE
s'imrh Tint :sI rTrtbae without iif,t viewing
Tie Premises. Term, ui SAFE liberal.
hhc. Iil-cw3W WILLIAM A. MAIP.N.
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qua CROCK OF GOLD, by Martin Farquhar Tu,-

rrnG CROCK OF GOLD, by Martin Farquhar Tui
per
The Crock Of Gold Rurai Novel, nv Martin Far
Grl,r Turner author Of "Proveiiai Philosophy
Formr: Ne. Is nf The series OF hsantifr works pub
fishing Wiley Pn,ra;; entitled Library Of Choice
Readimg'-Pnce ?1i cents
Also received Today Chronicles OF the Ba,ti,c-com
pi'tr.-for - cents
fa'l nf The Love Ma,r'I--l2. cents
Further supplies If Wi'l'>'s CLASHES AT l.fe''
For sar hy NASH Nboi'iiDUS.,
booksellers and Dealers III Piano fui'es ana Music,
lJ1 Main Street
expected on Mnahay. Aug. IS
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ability. Apply in person or bs letter ipnt paid nd.
dressed Jefferson +. o.. P"wha'an r"uniy.
Aur IS PHILIP ST. GEO. COOKE
TOBACCO FI.ATTEHING PRESS.
ONE al Evuns's cred Prcssrs-Hcw.
~ For safe by
Auc. l5-3t Il. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
yvt,YT,S UPFiCE.-L"tiery draws in the Exchange
III MS morninc. Capital $1,000. Tickets 81 ~,
harra - cents, quarters 81 cents Packages Tor sale
until IL O'Clock
,,o,n.,ion r,- sale NJ iiUYi'S OFFl;E,
s.g n 80. :, Exchange.
T,ouR SERVANTS FOR HfRE-Two Boys about IS
var. of age me muse Cir aaout Il years DID, ana
one NJ i,lic.a.-d Woman a good COOK:
sound H,,,y 10 GE,, ". TGlER,
aur Il Ag't and Coif, Lisles' Row.
MORE NEW BnnKs, received august 10, By bRlA-
VI Kf.2 s. NORRIS
Travels in North America, hv Chs l.yeli, L. KS.
Shakespeare Characters, by ". lia.cit.
Cr.rs OF Gold by 81 L fGprrr
Parsonage ~ Mara by F. br-ni-r
xu,iny nj Spihcld and III" More.
B,aili,wa,i,s Retrospect OF Practical heiic'ne' par
y, Jianafy 10 July. hu-. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15

Boa, Ohio, James Spencer, with |. tons mer-
ctand &c, for EIardwicksviile and Lynchhurg.
Boat Buchanan, r. Lenahan, with 20i tons
,nercha ndize for Sconsviile.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15

A CLASSICAL SCHOOL
WILL he nrrn,d at my residence. IN the county "i
'. Aib-uarlr about the 10th 81 sept nher '"a', u'
4, III. dueclun o. aIr =. Tayrr Graduat OF tfiarr
ton College recommended n 4 me sch'"t Wy -.
Al.,,,Jer viii accommodate 4 FEW yGung gentle
ln,n a. boarr,s, who wi! be associated with my o"
49, - -.
The Price OF beard and tuition VIII he : ~ Tor ''e
scholastic term of lea months
Ny Eos, Office is iien'i,oG:io, Altc'rair Co, "a
Aug lJ-i!wSctlS W ". r. b'hpp'
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OVERSEER WANTED

TOR my Plantation in Pow ha.an. fret rate Manager
ofTubacco 4, we'll IA in every other particular. md
who show satisfaction, testimonials al character
ability. Apply in person or b, letter pnst paid al
dressed Jefferson 7. o.. Puw!aan rnuniy.
Aur. Is PHILIP ST GEO. COOKE
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ICImcN

High Wafer this DAY, Aug Is, a, o'clock, p. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15
JAMES RlVER CANAL.
i,lcuMoNn. Arctsr IS. 1916.
aasa
ARRIVED.

Canal Boat Lexington, B. Goo!sby master,
with 81, tons merchandise, from ilowardsvii!e, 10
Dean & Brown and Brown s. Tucker.
CLEARED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15

~ RUSSELL BIGGER ( co-!'wo lotteries 10
This .,av Friday eion61 t72 NM. IL dra"n,l
be had :o 81. Ii bHt i too much, $500 90 Nls.
dawn rnn had ior 81. Pa kas-s on The most The
ri terms For packages single tickets IN tue above,
BIGGER ( co.'s Prize Office.
Fine little one FOR to.mcrfo., tSarrdry) IS Me-.
Il drawn. Ticket. only C.. % nda Capital if7c Risk
package or % ho;, H. s.s oni: S:s, halves Six:
quarters al Remember frr a'zrs.
..FGETUNE'S HoMf'' is the place
Dia,vinr e r"koriokc River Lottery. No. i6y:
Z "a IL Is, - Is y 9 81 , 81 81.
Ticket Ms "a - "a small prize u sfirD; a..o whole
licki Sns Il - another Ca?it-, both sold and pad
By BIGGER s 60. Aag Is
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defendants.
The defendant John n WelbouIn, r., not having
entered HIS appearance and giysn security according
the OF Assembly and The rules of tins Cuur,
airing ny satisfactory evidence tha, lie ne, an
haitian, 81 ills tomm1nweGlti IT il ordered, that the
sad defendant do appear here the i.s, dag of The
Ec.t OCTOBER term al the SAID Court, ard the
plaintiff hill: and tha, copy Of i. order - forthwith
Inserted in some newspaper Published in the city OF
Rrhmosd for two months successivriy. and pns,ed q,
The front door ci the Cont house Of the said county
True Copy-Tr-t,,
J. j. 4ILWoRTfI, DEPUTY
Aug. Lew On for Thns r. Inyns. 1, s G.
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hNf wv july IT TFIfV'
Dear Sir: 80 = have only one mo-
menis time 10 hand You The enclosed, TO which
rier you. We are momcHariiy expecting 10 re-
ceive the declaration OF war against the United
States, from Mexico. Every one is making pre-
rara,ioas 10 leave this place and move into the
interior The Water Witch will sail for your
nor, on the oSth or c9,h inst Yours
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-13

The following were the resolutions reported bv
the minority of the select committee in the Senate.
raised on the subject of our Federal Relations.
Texas, and Slavery.
Resolved That the annexation of Texas TO thi,
Union as proposed by the Joint Resolutions of Con.
gress, at the last session thereof is measure strict
y IN accordance with the letter and spirit of our
Constitution OF national Government, which the
same has received since the earliest period of our
history as a nation.
ReSolUed, That the annexation of Texas "a tho
United States is measure high; advantageous 10
the Union az large, and especially to this section
thereof, and that the tendency of the same will be
to perpetuate our Free Government, and our Free
Institutions. ()
RESOLVED, That the measure of annexation ought
not to be affected by the question of Slavery, and
that It would be very unwise to refuse permanent
acquisition which will last long as the globe re-
mains, on account Of mere temporary institution
RESOLVED, That our Senators in Congress are in.
structed and our Representatives be requested to
use their utmost exertions and influence to consu.
mate the measures now commenced for the DUR
pose OF etectlng such annexation and that his Ex-
cellency the Governor be requested to transmit
copy OF the foregoing resolutions to each of our
delegates in Congress, and likewise a copy to each
of the Executives of the several States in the I'm.
lon to be laid before the first meeting of their re-
spectivc Legislatures.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-13
VOL. XXXIX, NO. 52.--wHoLE NO ooao

Manuiaci9rng Co. and in addition to act iucorpo.
ra.lng Middle Fails Manufacturing Co., were con-
resolution from the Senate, postponng the
mont, for two years, was opposed by Messrs Psr-
low and Stoddard, and supported by Messrs Rus
sell, Stevens and Converse. Mr. Hazen moved 10
limit the time to one year, which was agreed to, g.
the resolution passed by general consent.
The resolutions from the Senate on Annexation.
and on Peace, were laid on the table. Adj.
THURSDAY, Nov. 6.
Both Houses met at o'clock, A NJ, and after
prayer IN the Senate by the Chaplain, and in the
Rouse oy the Kew Mr. Ballou, the usual messages
were exchanged, and the General Assembly was
adjourned without day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-13

Ttoo Children Bmned-The body of Mr.. Ran
dali found. The Western mail, among other items
brings news of the destruction of couple of dwell
lings, two miles north of the town of Edinburgh,
Wayne Co., Ohio, on Wednesday last, in which
children, of Mr. Brown, were consumed. 1t APP
pears that one of the houses was new and unfn-
shed and the carpenters left the children within,
whilst they locked the door to go to tea When
they returned the building was in flames, and no
one remembered that the children were in 1t till
their half consumed bodies were raked from the
burning Goals The fire doubtless communca-
ted TO the shayngs in the building while the work.
men were absent.
One of the persons that disappeared from this
city, last week, has been recovered the young
man, Randall. His body was found at Black Rock,
to-day, floating in the dam or canal, and verdict
was returned by Coroner's Jury, of self drown
ing. The Englishman has never been heard from,
and the opinion is now strongly entertained that no
ran away The females are still here, waiting the
receipt of funds to carry them back to their friends.
Buffalo Cor. LockpOrt Coareir Oct. 49,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-13
& JOURNAL.

TERMs so cash in advance So 90 payment not made
in advances interest aways chagod from the end OF he year
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
City Intelligence.


ESCAPE FROM PasoN.-A Attached to the Upper Police
office miserable tumble down. insecure rathole of
place. USED ss OF haner n S ossa iOr
charged with felones often escape The magistrates
of the upper office have been endeavorng for to in
duce the Common Council to attend to it, but they have
not thought proper to take to remedy the
evil On Sunday night, Michael Mulligan, who was
mis- by forcing the lock Of his cell door and then
unscrewng the bars Of window in TIE hail. and wrench
ing them that ne sSd On
Van Buskrk to walk in the corridor and permis
sion granted him. Instead of returning to his
CELL he took his clothes and blankets into the next cell
saying that the bunk was wider in that cell than in his
and he permitted to remain there by Van Buskirk.-
found that Muligan effected his exit with broken case
knife and that he must have been entirely unassisted
There no keeper on duty night and Of no one
70 prevent any escape attend to the wants Of prisoners
in Of sickness, render assistance in Of FIRE
The following persons have escaped since October last
John Williams, charged with burglary j. D Shay same
offence; Nicholas Pertain. for bgamy and Mike Null
gan. for burglary Now the mischief has been committed
going 10 close the stable door and intend naking an al
teraton by removing the watch house stairs buying
veral cheap locks Strengthening the bent bars and
Police Omce.-FEB. A-CArcHlNa GauNrEas "A
man, calling himself Bob sturges arrested for dri
wing four hogs worth $40 in the public streets intend
Thomas McGowan of No is Elizabeth street. who made
complaint against Bob for larceny He contended that
he pleased on the ground that they were Mayor Marpers
others are suffered to come in the lower part Of the
city.
Upper Police Monday CASE GAMBLISo.-ser
geant Upham the NJ assisted by Of the prvaes
arrested eight black men, mostly BARRIERS. whs were
found gambling about two O'Clock Sunday night
They were held to bail.
A BAD Bor.-samuel Mortimer, lad, was arrested for
stealing from George kice of 100 Essex street. gold
coin and ewelry, worth $30 He admitted the fact and
was fully committed.
STEALING BUTTER FROM PLATE.-John Stanwich had
the audacity to take frkin Of butter worth S. from
Plate at No. l20 Wooster street.
COrOner's O0lcc.-Monday ay--INFLAMMArIoN THy
BowKLs.-Abraham Stevens, q black msn, native o
Virginia 80 years Of age died at No 339 Medson street
abo O'Clock this morning. of infamation OF the bowels
produced by nfemperance. The Coroner held inquest
and the uryfound verdict in accordance with the facts
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
IMpoRrANr FROM ST DoMINeo.-Advices from

INFORMANT FROM ST DoMINGo.-Advices from
st Domingo to the 9th are received
1t reported that Herard considers the Consttu-
ton of 1s43 suspended, in consequence of the in
surrection in the Eastern part of the island and in
stead OF Legislature, establishes Council OF
State, the members of which are to be appointed
and revoked at his call. II was currently reported
that the President intended to be crowned King
taking Christophe for his model, under whom he
was formerly an officer
Coffee was higher one. fourth than at this time
last year.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, at nj
only agency 81 Walker street, first door from Broadway

To those w hose Occupations tend to pro-
duce diseases This class Of very
Printers workpen in feather stores stone cutters bakers.
according their strength Of constitution The only method
disease the occasional Of medicine which
pei them BY ii. bowels TONES in form niaIsus
Of Brandreths Pills will heal becuse they take all
impure Of the blood and the body weakened
force but they assist nature and opposed but har
monize with Der.
Sold Dr. Brandets Office, 2l Broadway, at25 per
box.
M Bowery, Hudson, and Mrs Booth Market street,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25

All Phllsdelphia subscriptions TO the
be paid to the agents, Zeber CO. Ledger
Buildings, Third Chestnut, where single copies
may also be obtained daily at O'Clock:
10 All the new and cheap Publications for sale their
tabIishment wholesale and retail.
- With the exception Of one the Herald is read
much perhaps in Philadelphia, any paper Published
that city aordng valuable medium advertisers Advr
tirements handed the half o'clock will
pear in the Herald next day. n41y
Medical NOTES.-The Advertisements OF tho
York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
the Suppression Of Qpackery the Of all diseases will
hereafter the fourth and last column Of s
papef w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
Office and Comsung Rooms of the COLLEGE as Nassau
The New York herald., 1845-02-25

dia prices remain much before AniseedThere have
been some arrivals in Canton. Purchasers have been
found for considerable quanies Cassa does not come
freely market some small parcels have however, ar
rived and have been picked up at our quotations six
The merchants still continue demand high rates, but
no purchases reported sugar-Alhough the market
has been quiet the whole prices are fully maintained
at our quotations Teas, Black-The tea men are again
disposed ask high prices but little business has conse
quenty been done; few chops have been secured at
prices within quotations: few chops oil Caper and
ne Pekoe Teas have been purchased during the week
Green Teas-The quarter portion Of the Teas that have as
yet come have found purchasers high rates. both for
the English and American markets. hear OF no trans
actions in Canton made Teas.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25

IN existence or the SALE quick and eradication Of
,nperuogs hair from low orehead female' upper lips
Found only 10 this city at 81 Walker first from
SGsp for curing pmPs, frctles ;.llowne old and
Vegetable Liquid Rouge ec delicate blushng tirge to the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Govauds SpanjshLily White for
the complexion, 23 cents box Goursuds Toir Dye will
change red or grey hair to je black beautiful brown
ARents76 Che snut Phade pha Jordan Milk street.
Boston, Carleton Co., Lowell Bliss Co, Springfield
Gresn Co WoIeescr Bull Hartford terre Miadlstown
Backus Bull, Troy; Parce Stanwix Hail. Albany Sch
Hance, Baltimore d. Moore Lynchburg, Va; Ander-
son, Nashville, Tenn
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
Comstock's Extract Of sarsapariIIa-A

certain cure for the folio wing complaints :
Scrofua letter, Mefcurnl Diseases.
Chronic Uheumatism. Bilss frr impure state OF
General Debility, the BODY.
Cutaleous Diseases, liberation of the Throat,
ScaIy Eruption, OF the Sk;n Pains Of the Bones,
And all diseases rsiGg from impure of the blood
and mprudences in life, and excessive Of
curry
This celebrated medicine is prepared in the approved
from ths nsr dients and is sold 'uch
tremey Low price hat all aft jrd tviz so cents
rer o$4 lare bottles Others that sell a,
th price of dollar bottle II be found
Second street. Louis and Poydrss street. New Orleans
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
94O,S0S

Aotc I've. -, ~
bay cagoes scarce and shippers unwilling to submit
TO the old rates.
Rates of Exchange and Prices Of Bullion-On London
at six months sight 4s Sd IS I'D per dolar Government
Bills at 80 days sight, As Id in little requests Calcutta
private bills at 80 days sigh-Companys accepted
premium small do do; Carolus Dollars. old head,
do do; Ferdinand do at par Republican do per Ct dis
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
{" How my side pains melt has been the

at that time food distressed much-I took med
cine bat did relieve it, and find great trouble with
my side cough great dea and fear this complaint will kill
me" This is common result Of the improper treatment o.
Dyspepsia Indigestion early staget ered 20 go
until The liver aec edhe lungs suffer- and death closes
the How would be relief u the proper
only made Of Resort Dr. Folgus Olosao
nan AllIleing Basam has cured great many essss
mo- be e long for reach that point soon wnen d.eas
lis forms take hold Of it at once-o9w ihe
tons, and will not regret 1.-THE remsdy cs h on
Nv Eoy s =, he nrncpsi Office No O6 Nassau street. and
al Mrs. HAYS, 139 Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
Amusemonts.

PALMo's THEATRE-There was goodly number
present last evening at this establishment TO witness
The first representation Of the buresque Opera of La
Am De Beauties taken from the Opera Of "La somnam-
bua; also to hear several new pieces Of Music by MIR
with the greatest ecat, amid roars Of laughter The
piece bids fair 10 be quite popular the "Virgnia
Girl" and equally well worth seeing.