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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-25
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4 tHANCtRH SALE on PERSONAL PROP,
~ EXT 81. la Iussuance oi decree oi The Cir
cuu superior Couu at iaW and Chan ,ery for Tho
county 81 ONO. pronounced Un the 10Th day OF
June, ei3 and "i suh.cq ueui order nude On The
9Th duy Of June leij. ia a cause pending in said
court. between " j R n Mailer. com plainants and
Reaae', Darke. Ntad q ca aai oilers. defendants.
he undersigned wiIl on Monday tho rs h day of
August mex. at the font door The Couu house rr
Ohiu county. IA The city of Wheeling oirt irr ,ai,
aud viii sell To the highest bladder. Twelve SMur
MAcniNEs. nav IN the possession oi Il w Harding :.
tG'e Harding & WeldIu. or so many. or such port
thereof. as may be necessary 10 satisfy the decree
li1rss,id.
TENNlS-On n credit of six months, The purcha-
scr giving bond nth good security Tor the pay menl
OF the pure hnsc money with interest from The day Of
sale.
MITCHELL, y Sheriff Ohio county.
iuu % a. +
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-25

"a ARDNER'S LECTUREs.-No7 Of this pop.
"A A uldr work With a fresh supply of tho prcce.
ding PRICE % cenis; Nos g and ~ Of Library of
Choice RcndHg. being Prose and We're by Thomas
Hood, nnd characters of Shakespeare by WIN IIuzliu
Pa nelI's Chemistry fresh supply. For "a 10 bv
aug ID JOHN IASWELL, Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-25

"a Office The Go-parincrhip heretofore es.
~ isting under The firm of Dumoni g. Co. has
been dissolved his day 10y mutual consent The
business VIII be continued and condno ted from this
day 10y Mary NJ W0ndeohr on her own acc omit
MARY NJ WANDELOHR.
aug 10 aug 81 JULIUS WM DUMONr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-25
JNO w uORNER.

AIIUKNEY AT LAW.
Midhbomns, Tgier County. Va.
NAIlLL practice IN the Courts Of Tyler Rir-
Wv chic. Harrison. Marion and Monongalia-
Ail business intfustcd TO lIs care will he promptly
attended ~. nct OF =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-25

TENRUST SALE.-By viriue Of deed Of trust
n from Robert Baldwin 10 the subscriber, beor.
Jug date tho 2oih day Of October Gal aud rccor,
ded in the Clerks Office oflhe county court Of Ohio
county. shall on Monday The 18Th day ul Sep.
lemLer lSlJ. OF The front door Of tho court house NJ
Ohio county. ai2 o'clock r NJ. sell At The public
auction TO The highest bidder, the following lois and
parcels OF ground IN The city of Wheeling that n
10 say; The west half OF LOT No us. adjoining lot
l16; also two thirds oflI No II adjuninr lot No
IL; The portion Of said bot Noll conveyed to the
subscriber, beng ne western plrl thereof; lsn Inc
west holt Of Lots Nos lc and o. Immediately adj.
joining said lpt No H. N Updcgtans addition; also
bot No IL, fronting on Fourth street 49l feet, and
adjoining lot Nos ~ and IT,
Selling as Tfusiec ,hall convey 10 tho pnrcla.
ser only such title as u vested in me 10y slid dee,
Of trust.
JEEas oF SAtE--CIsh.
aug o ls EDW'D II FITZnUGH. Tyas,ee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-25

32396 prizes--amnnntng 10 SI,I99, 1917
"a Number LplIery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets $50; halves 10; qrs 5; eIghhs 3 so.
certificate Ui n package 26 whole tickets S2G0
Do do 26 half do 100
Do do 26 quarters do 65
Do do o6 eighth do 81 30
Orders for Tickets and Shares and certificates Of
Pa cknges IN the above Magnificent Scheme will
receive prompt attention. and account Of the
drawing Will be sent Immediately after it is over
10 all who order from u.s. Address,
} G GREGORY e. co. Managers
Dug l25w RlcuM0Nb. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-25
(sG.sss gssslSeS
CD

Range OF the thermometer at the Court house
Saturday, Aug. %, 1915.
lOo'clock Noon, 2o'clock 4 O'Clock.
60 So IS 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-25

MOST SPLENDID S CHEME ever drawn in
the 3 In this Lottery the first 9 numbers will
emile the holder 10 prize OF s4OC. The next two
numbers $3.50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-25

ID ECElVED from New YutL. Ph,ladplphin and
h q Baltimore. large aud general assortment
OF Geuccr e., which will he disposed ni GA tee mrs
favorable terms, consisting Ia part oil the following:
30 sacks prime Rio Coffee
80 bags Java dp
% 10 Aspco aud Pepper
30 bfs Lonf Sugar
200 boxes Tn Plate cross
do double cross
E5OO Brazrtsnrd sheeing Copper
1000 lbs Bnnca TIN
10 chests II Tea
% ca,tys Gnnpnwder aud Imperial Tea
100 hhds n . Sugar
lou brs do Molasses
2OO kegs Mails assorted siEcs
3OOO lbs Cotton Yuras assorted a 10
30 boxes Raisius
80 boxes CaVendish Tobacco, assorted II
Ii 10 and rnund lumPs
so kegs & Twist Kentucky
100 duz u Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
mug FLEMING & itUN FER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-25
Now HOOK BINDERY.

x UST RECEIVED and nov opening. o general
- assortment Of Dry Goods. Groceries g. Queens,
ware Oi 6vefv variety. All kinds Of Goods ui
the IN Isi approved and ia'hion1hc s'ylesi low rs
they can be sold ia The Union. lof ty.h nr approved
Pruiucc. - NrGiNNlS.
may No i7S Market square
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-25

az USPENDERS SUSPENDERs'--A mu as
~ s"rmcnl Of Wms'cd. Cotton. Silk and Velvet
Sr'pcndcrs of every description. IN hard nul irr
salc extremely low by ! d I HORNBEOOK,
Wholesale and Reini Variety Dealers.
aug Monroe - between Main d Market
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-25
CtOLD AND sILVER MNrCmEe

StOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
~ Fine Gold and Silver Watches Those
Who wish To purchase Gold aud Silver Watches
and Jcwclp, viii fed II to iheir advantage 10 coll
nn the sui sctihcr. who has n fresh supply OF tie
ahuve kinds oi Goods on hnnd.
Fine Gold aud silver Erglish pattern Levers
d. do Detached Lever Watches
Do 10 Ladies LePiue Watches
Ladies and Genllcmeus fac gold Guard chains
Do do Beast Pms
Ladies Bracelets Gold Pencils
Gold Watches as low as sos. and warranted To-
keep lime.
All Watches warranted To keep good time or The
money returned
Watches. Clocks aud Jewelry repaired in the
best manner.
Silver Spoons made to order and n general as,
sor'ment constantly on haud.
jy % \ FAIRCHlLD
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sAnL ATKINSON E.a Aar Wh,,lng aug ~

NH ACAZINES, &c Godeys Lady's Book
We National md Auhur's Magazines f"r Al.
gust; Nos 80 and 80 II rpef's Pictorial Bible; ;ust
received at the Book and Stationary Store of
aug w J ROBB. cor Main aud Union sts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-25

UN BARRELS-A good assortment hes
IN quality Gun Bnrrels, this day reed ond 70
csile heap at the Hardware store Of
aug ~ orr e. GREER Wheeling
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~ RITING PAPER.

VN RITING PAPER.--
w 20 Reams Letter Paper ruled
30 ream> Cap do For sale very
low by (lug 23l FORSYTH az RAKER
HNCLECTlC READERS-A fresh supply of
~ Eclectic Spoilers and Read, rs With n general
sock OF School Book just received and offered M
reduced prices, by JOHN J HASWELL
mug % Union 81,
The New York herald., 1845-09-26
Miami En-.
E.ie Eaten. Cross.Cu, Ohio Canal % tens

II might be supposed that these Canals SUFFICIENT
carry the business of the valley but appears
asa fifth has been commenced. Tho directors of the
sandusky aud Beaver Canal have issued proposals for
the continuation Of portion Of the heaviest works. in
cludng tunnels, and We may look for its completion in
short time This Canal leaves the Ohio at Little Bea
YER passes up tho stream to the North above New
Lisbon the summit and falling into the valley OF
sandy Greek, forms junction with the Ohio Canal at
Bolivar.
The semiannual statement made by the court Of di.
recto Of the West India Bank of Barbados on the 9th
Of August sio makes the annexed exhibit of the ave.
rage amount oflabes nni assets OF the institution du
ring the period from Jsn. ia to Juns.so, 1915
The New York herald., 1845-09-26
The haByear ending aoth

Total .L757 slO4 s22O9sa0 78t 38329 $l0o4 536 81
There are numerous public sales advertised to
take place at various periods during the latter halt OF
the current year, which will doubtless considerably
add to the proceeds during that period. For exam
pie, In October, at Green Bay and Mineral Point,
louisiana at Batesvile, Johnson Court-House,
Washington, Fayetteville, Little Rock and Cham
pagnoe, In Arkansas at Springfield, Fayette, Cln-
ton, and Pattsburg, in Missouri at Dubuque and
Fairfield, in Iowa (party postponed) at Dixon,
Quincy and Chicago, in Illinois; and at Upper San
into consideration the probable revenues arising
from all these public sales, 1t would not In our OPT
Mon, be unreasonable to estimate the gross pro-
ceeds for the year 1845, reaching nearly to
600, thus augmentlng the aggregate receipts
for lS45 the year 1884, half million OF dollars.
Mr. Bancroft, who is of to Norfolk to inspect the
fleet of public ships at that station, previous to
their sailing their various destinations, will, it is
supposed by some, resign his Secretaryship shortly
after the meeting of Congress- In order to write out
his great work on American history.
Professor Hewitt Il Co. are fitting up a large room
on the Avenue, near Jackson Hall, tor sort OF
Olympic Theatre next winter. The National Thea
tire having been burnt down, and Mrs Timms', the
old National, having been converted into bowling
saloon, II is likely that Hewitt will have some sue
In this enterprise, as we expect great col.
lection of lobby members and strangers IN the city
next winter.
The summer is over. For two nights past they
have had fire in the hotel and it has been quite COM
Portable. The negro oystermen, sure prognostlc
of the approach of the cold season. out this eve
nlng making the night hdeous with their long tin
horns and their cry of,
"NIy oysters is fresh
And js from the she'll,
can't tell de
My oysters wont sell.
Too-too too-woo-oo."
The New York herald., 1845-09-26
ROBERT OWEN

NOBEhI OWEN.
NJ have the pie inform the friends of sound prac.
w teal progress for the benefit of all classes that we
Robert Owen the founder of the rational sys.
TEN oil society to explain his Society
the public generally the
dy to be held in this city, and especially the Worlds
ton wh we learn to 10 o'clock Wednes-
day morning, the l.t October. in Clinton Hall.
Mr.. Owen wall give outline othat which he intends TO
commend for adoption ensuing on Sunday
morning at hap TO- and the evening at the Frank
lin Hall, IFS Chatham square.
J. CAMPBELL, President.
j. HoGG, Secretary. s26 rh
The New York herald., 1845-09-26
MONEY MARKE
Thursday, Sept. 25-9

cCPVs wv
Stocks are steadily declining. Norwich and Worces
ter fell off l per cent Morris Canal ; Pennsylvania
Fives / Illinois t stonngton improved per cent
Erie Railroad II Long Island T. The sales were not
very large but principally for cash-showng that prices
very firm.
The citizens Of Boston have within the last six months
invested more than six millions Of dollars in improve
ments in Massachusetts, Vermont, New York, Ohio and
Isdiana and within a few weeks those of New York
have subscribed nearly three millions to the completion
ofthe New York and Erie Railroad.
The receipts of the Western Railroad Company for tie
week ending September Goth, 1914 and sa5 have been
follows
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

Metallic Tablet Razor StrOp.-Nerchnnts
and purch .sng article of this kind would do
well and tmue the factory the various pat
offered each being made of the
Ing only in outside finish.
Certificates proof of their utility in the possession Of
the from of the scientific
country. liberal discount made to wholesale purchasers
q SAUNDERS 4 son, III Broadway
opposite Howard's Hotel.
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

EXHIBITION OF THE "IVORY CHRIST"
A T 2a7 BROADWAY, ~ Y-Ths is the largest and most
IA beautiful the world Ii executed by
monk in Convent of St Nicholas Genoa, from
three feet long by fourteen inches diameter
aud pronounced by the highest authority be withoua
parallel among works of art.
Admttance Is cents Exhibition day and evening
txpteEr
The New York herald., 1845-09-26
Marrled.

On Thursday, 25th inst by the Rev Alonzo Wheelock
Mr. SAMUEL w. CHAMBERS to Miss MARTHA SHAW ali
of this city.
On Thursday, 25th inst, by the Rev. w. w Evertts,
THEopoRE BEssos to Miss SARAH JANE youngest daugh-
ter of Benjamin Briggs, all of this city
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

WASHINGTON, Sept p, ls45.
Il Morning CAL upon the President Of the United
States-Desolption of a "Young Hickory" HaIk
ing Stick Presented to Him by Mr. Hennick, Of
Baitimore-Quite Curiosity IN its Way.
We had the pleasure of personal call upon the
President to-day. "Quite hearty, thank you De-
lghtful weather, sir Mrs Polk is quite well, thank
you," and all that The sun was shining pleasantly
in at the south window of the Presidents apartment,
and the morning being cool, cheerful glow was
dlffused through the room. The President appear
ed remarkably cheerful and chatty. He Is very
agreeable and unostentatious man in social
conversaton-very much so. No effort to show Off
perfectly plain, easy and natural The President
had just received the present OF curlously carved
cane from Baltimore: We thank the President for
the privilege OF copying from the SLICK Its notices,
emblems and devices. The cane Is OF hickory, cut
near the battle ground at Baltimore OF 1914, and
very near the spot where Gen Ross was killed. The
ba rk of the cane has been scraped smooth and var
nished, and the ornaments upon it tasefully car
we'd in the bark gularly, but as to cover the
entire surface Of the cane. The following are the
decorations of this "young hickory" beginning at
| Silver plate with the superscription,
| "To James X. Polk
The Peoples choice"
Down the sdes-Frst the American Eagle with scroll
bearing the motto of POLK and Dallas"
The Lone Star-The All-seeing Eye.
Electoral vote for Polk and Dallas the States arranged
I'M column with the vote of each attached, and
the Whole summed up at the DOttom-IIO.
Motto fankng the column OF figures without fear and
without reproach."
Cuts of drum and an hour glass.
Figure of Liberty.
Portrait of Rooster with the motto, 'I crow
Group Of farming implemsAts beehive.
Battle Movement of Baltimore.
Picture of the old Church near the Battle Ground.
Three hnks-Friendship, Love and Truth.
View of Washington's Monument.
Anchor of Hope-Bundle of upright rods Tor fasces-
Banner Of the Union floating over them from
staff in the centre. New Moon
Soldier armed capa-pe with the motto underneath Of
"Ready supposed to have reference to the
war with Mexico"
Cluster Of Hickory Leaves-The Scales of Justice The
Horn of Plenty.
Motto-"The Union must and shall be preservedn-.4n-
drep Jackson
Cut Of Ship.
The Constitution.
Don't give up the ship"
Shot tower, with a flag on the top.
J.C. Hennick Baltimore, Maker.
There are knots upon the stick corresponding TO
the letters j. K p O. L. K, each of which letters is
carved in star, upon one OF the knots.
The President is Justly proud OF this stick and
says he will keepit sacredly long he lives. The
President looks remarkably well this morning.
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
pR0POsALSwl be received at any time previous the
22d day OF November the office Of the subscriber
No6 Wall street. in the city Of New York; for the grnbhng
grading supestucture and bridging Of the Bear
Mountain Railroad in PsnnsvIv % miles length extend
ing trom Bear Moantan to Dauphn the Ca
nal eight miles above Harrisburg Plans and specifications
ready for Inspection the Office The
be commenced Immediately closing OF the
:, J.P. MARROW.
New York, Sept. 22d, 1875. s2s Im-r
The New York herald., 1845-09-26
JUST PUBLISHED.


ElRST American and English Edition OF Kaufmanns
~ Mackeldey, Compendium of Modern Civil Law-F rom
the 18th Germ Edition In two vols Vol New York and
London ls5 in New York the Clerk. office q the
had at the Editor and Pubsrs Office, rs Wall street. N "
and at tie principal Law Bookstores OF America and Great
Britain Price per vol 10 sheep bnung Sc 0 half caf$6 7
cali 81 do interleaved ss do fine 50; do do
For the value and importance Of the work we refer to the
following letter addressed the editor by the late Mr. Justice
Story -
WAsHSGroN, Jan. IS le45
Dear S have the pleasure ackp your letter of
the 22d inst Most ncerelv do rejoice in the prospect that
your noble undertaking be brought
conclusion The publication Of Dr. Mackeld-ys admirable
work will cont study Of the Cvi Law and
entertain no doubt that u will though slowly yet surely
make ITS wav among ou students law and especially
those whose amb ton excited be something than
mere county copr wyers know work well adapted
answer The purpose o. an Elementary tudynone fall
actory aud concise And then again The
IN the nt. Is Just such learned desire order
eread their researches expaad their knowledge AS far
am able ia your abors will all respects add
greatly to the value Of the original work
write IN great haste having only say that remain
with the high-st respect
Truly yours, JOSEPH STORY
DrfHfLtP L. KAUFMAN s26 2tis v
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

WEsr INDIA BANK-BARBADoEs
Promissory notes in circulation not bearing
in'oiosb Lf<,SoO ~ u
Bills Of Exchange in circulation not bearing
interest," NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500, ,o2s Is o
Cash Deposits not bearing interest,". 6,65l
Cash Deposits bearing interest,". 35003a o
Total average liabilities, .f735, $50 Is O
Coin Bullion,. f67 AL
Landed and other Property Of the Corpora
Ia 3
PromssoIy Notes or Bills Of other Banks. 364e 10
Balance due from other Banks .. 1899 Ia 3
Notes and Bills discounted 77q 03a I6 n
Total average Assets, ets,........... fs54, ,595 8 6
Showing an excess Of assets liabilities, amount
ing to fll9,l35 10 o. The amount Of bullion on hand
was nearly equal to the circulation.
The New York herald., 1845-09-26
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


BY LAST EVENINGS Wall.
Washington.
Correspondence OF the Heraldl
WASHINGTON, Sept "a, lSi5.
The Public Lands.
We are enabled, through the courtesy Of the Com
missioner OF the General Land Office, and the eff
cient principal clerk, Mr. Moore, to present you
from the public records, with the following schedule
OF the sales OF and receipts from the Public Lands
for the year 1884, and the first half of the year ls45
ending Both June last
EXHIBIT OF THE AMOUNT OF Public LANDS SOLD AND THE
PURcHAsE MONEY RECEIVED THEREFOR, AT THE u. 8.
DISTRICT LAND OFFICES IN EACH STATE AND TERRIFIC
DURING THE YEAR lS44, AND HALF YEAR ENDING
Both. JUNE, 1915.
The New York herald., 1845-09-26
STONTNGTON RAILROAD COMPANY

STONINGTON RAILROAD COMPANY
A to he d dreeea e ss held
s sm A nsu on &. S4s the I 18th inst M WI
appointed Secretary The object ofthe meeting stated
change ofdirseon desired the following grounds
that &c Of the s
stock EACH second that the interest ohe bond
thereby subectng the road sale BY foreclosure thus
po bringing more than the amount q the CLAIMS q bond
dividend the forthcoming period has
aTIvsdmtee s not the least Of dividend and du
no lest the present would be unable to
about 80 and has sold cent The partner Of
from the period s which he Sasi :osk 'ssI sa.
right ss sf1 director qPS'bSs S ay
and sell the stock he may please but claim that his
Of the stockholders and supernduced general
% ii a"wSs tho
director. to be gentlemen holding stock nnd entirely dsena
The character ofthe gen,emenwe offer directors
stock al Of to direct he efforts for for
the proper manaseIen Of the road for Improvement
s p"S in will " market f s Es% oS
ss change e1ed0% ss present, .a
other road the injury this Company entirely unbound
possibly general benefit Of the
without reference to particular steamboat railroad
The meeting forciby addressed by gentlemen
present. favor and the Board of Directors
after which the following named gentlemen presented
for the of the meeting and Of the stockholders
AMOS BINNEY, Esq, President, Boston.
N. r. DIXON, Stouington.
PHILLIP ALLEN, Prominence.
JACOB LITTLE, New York
ALBERT WOODHULL, New York.
HENRY RUGG ES, New York
WILLIAM ID. LEWIS, Philadelphia.
ALLEN MINOR, Philadelphia
P. SrRACHAN, PhilsdeI pnia s26 II ewh
MEXTCAN SCRIP FOR sale
BOUT $4,000 Me1ean Scrip bearing cent interest
by the present holder, who about Europe
Offers received until the 25th October proAmo addressed
to Z. F., 292 Broadway;
The New York herald., 1845-09-26
The Constitution.
Don't 0i&h mn the shir
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IS, lS45.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IS, ls45.
Murder Triai-S Stocks, &c.
The trial Of Muholland and Regan for murder before
the Quarter Sessions concluded at o'clock to-day,
but no verdict has yet been rendered.
Business at the stock board to fair extent, but
prices have suffered further decline. State SIS and
Wilmington Railroad fell off from to on yesterdays
quotations. Camden and Amboy Railroad shares and
Texas securities have improved the former opening at
10 and closing firm at 1l3 The following are the
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

Fnsr Board, Sept $4,000 stat state os 4ds, ,Si 5000
share North American Blk 42; 225 Wilmington RR l6i
$50 do I6s Penna Blk 25s $4,000 Texas 10 per ct 3O
share Mechs Blk 26t; Girard Bk 80; $l6l l7 Lehigh
6,s Is4e AS Camden and Amboy RR ll2t 100 Reading
25 80 do 254.
BETWEEN BoARps-3 shs Philadelphia and Trenton RR
lO7 North American Bank 4l6; 10 Farmers and Mechs
Blk a63; 10 Kensngton Blk 65A; Camden and Amboy RR
Ils; 100 U Bank 5s $4,000 State 6's 76t
SECOND BoARp-$12l276 State 5s 76t; Wilmington
RR shares l6t; schuyk Navigation 49, 20 Mechanics
Bank 26l.
AFTER BoARps-$l000 Wilmington RR SIS, 5s, 65; 400
Ches Del Canal loan TOT; 20 Farmers and Mechanics
Blk 23s.
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

BANK OF NSACOLA-FLO ORIDA.
NOTES and Certificates Of Deposit the Bank of Pensaco
II la, Florida, wanted WIN. & JNO. O'BRIEN
No. 80 Wall street. under Mechanics Bank
Liabilities of the Southern Life Insurance and Trust Co
Union Bank of Florida, for sale s25 lw ewh
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. Henry q.
Hubbard, of New York. as Consul for the port OF st
Johns in the island of Puerto Rico place Of o. s.
Morse, recalled Philo F. Barnum, as Deputy fostmas
ter at Bridgeport in the State OF Connecticut III ns
place of Isaac She erman removed
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

Leary d Co.'s Fashion for Chlldren's Hats
IL, Polka" will be introduced on Saturday the 9Th inst
sBg LEARY & Co, Astor House
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

off the best OF show. Americus,
tpton, Duchess Moscow and Cayuga Chief to start at
O'Clock mile heats best in in harness We shall
crowd Cars the South Ferry Brooklyn for the
course, at o'clock Fare each way rs cents