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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-07
auaaom, Flour, Bacon, &c.
HECEIyE AND FORWARD
20 SSiSs5,HS. S.N'ES SSE.

Purchase GOODS 10 order, DC. NC.
Produce sent to hem with instructions as TO
lis disposal, shall be PROMPTLY attended TO, and
orncrs III every uiStanre, strictly obeyed.
Feeling grateful for ra>tiavors, they respect
!ulY Solicit continuance uf the same
ii l.. JEFFERS & co.
Hamburg, August "a. 1871 Gm 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-07

0sThe friends of SAMPSON b MAYS
onUounce him as acandidate for The Ofico
of Tax Collector al The next election.
Oct. 80 IF. 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-07

~ Tie friends of Licui. JAMES b.
HsRR,s, announce him ns candidate Tor
the Office of TAX Collector at the next c'ec-
ton
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-07
G. WALKER.
/. l.. PEARSON.

avail myself of the present occasion to re-
turn my thanks TO my friends and patrons for
their liberal support during the paet four years
aud I assure them properly appreciate their
blindness and confidence; and in return will
use my best personal efforts 10 protect their
inletest when confded 10 Walker & Pearson,
Tor whom would solicit your confidence aud
support.
Yours, Respectfully,
G. WALKER
September 4, Il 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-07
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON Pleas 49,
Alsey MobIey. Lewis Aobley. j Declaration

Alsey Mobley. Lewis MoIley. Declaration
TS. In
Simeoi Jay. Attachment.
rHSHE Plaintiffs who by leave of the
4 Gour, w''e aiiGwrdto plead their demand
against the Defendant have this day fIedthelr
Declaration against the sald simeon Jay. and
he having no vile or Attorney known to re-,
SIDE III ihIs State upon whom u rule to plead,
with a copy of said Declaration could be
served. Ordered that the said Simeon do
plead to tins Declaration within a year and
day, or iihal Judgmentwill hc awarded against
him
THOkAS G. BACON, c. C. p.
Clerks Oilice. 22d Nov. 1874 S:.a
HoS' II "a 1y1t:ij
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-07
State of South Carolina
EDGtFlELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY

Samuel Cartledgc. Administrator Of i,
Richard Hardy, deceased,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
DIED

On the morning of the 25hinst at haSpa o'clock,
SARAH GRAHAM daughter of Alexander Chalmers and
grand daughter Of Thos. Boyd, D. in the 9th year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of Dr. Boyd 29
Fourth ST. without farther invitation this afternoon at
O'clock, precisely.
sumption Mr. ELIAKIM RAYMOND, in the 9th yesr
of his age -.
His relatives and friends and those of his son j. W.
RAYMOND and of his son-insw Jno. T Howard, are n-
vited 10 attend his funeral this aernol at O'Clock
prec ely from lst Baptist Church Nassau'st Brook
iyn without farther notice
At seaucket L. l. on Thursday, Dee 25th after long
and painful Illness HAVlLAND WiCkS OF this City, IN
the 5th year of his age " y. Observer please copy
On the 5th inst at Elu..a, n. Y. MARC ARE ELIZA
BETH eldest daughter Of Rev. J. Wyucoop of Goerts-
VILE n Y She had mind cultivated with great care
and success naturally cheerful and animated, and
has left large circle of friends TO mourn her early and
sudden death.
At Hoboken. N J. on Thursday morning the 25h inst
THEODOSIUS FOWLER. son OF James a. and Maria
stevens in the 10th year of his age.
The friends of the family invited 20 attend the fu'
neral service 81. Georges Chapel on Saturday pre-
cisey al - o'clock without farther invitation.
At Lansingbursh on the 10Th inst. JOHN FITCH, in
the 9th year OF his age.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
THIS MORNINGS MAZE.
Things in Philadelphia.
CC-respOntencc OF me IFiouno.
purItpEIrHrA. Dec. 90


1a--, b,,s;,sss was done in stocks today, and
=. r,rices much improved About S70o00 Penn FlSes
sot opsuinr al q; and closing nf NJ oe su Hvanct
off rom previous quotations "hh4ns'o" i'N-V' G
went 10 H. selling PSI United Stsies esi'A sep
at 4: and Reading Railroad J. seIihs d. >o'
per Cent Bonds sold AZ 5of. oL.It, 81
Byths bari, Venezuela. from Porto CaoeHo, al
vices have been received 10 the 2.tn No' me ,o.o
ing Is extract from letter receI'ed 81 ne =
Coffee Of the old crop y per 10 ana nesiis q. e -
hsusted The few SINAI! lots OF the new crop "hlC- "
casionsiy in this market have been o9usn t :
per ID uo' wsshedN We learn that contracts nave oesn
effected for the Coffee crop OF several planters a. ~
OF Sli 10 per quintsl placed EeTc green "ssHe eT0
land and other ports OF Europe None but the hrs' quS
ty vii; suit the European markets therefore tue seeou
and inferior classes OF Coffee raised IN tails country al
most 10 bag. go the United States.
Hjf.s-0x and Cow now selling ct :. cts per ~.
and in consequence OF the present competition Fac.
ton higher learn. has been paid yesterday and 'nS
morning for light dry and clean Hides.
Couon-NCuinal price cts nor IN Market ioi SAT-.
(ocoG M Sl5 % per tarega OF ITO lbs. nett each
FLo previous 10 the arrival Of the Venezuela 1t La
,uuvrs was selling AZ Sl2 so IL 62!. but the moment
hat the news arrived OF the price in the United states
il went up 10 Sl3 so per 0ol this currency and as mere
is only small supply al this port say uU or 'UO poSl
We have. no doubt that it will rise 10 ~ ana even hls-
pr unless a cargo should arrive within few days
The American schr. Martha Elizabeth. Capt GAtchtU'
arrived here last evening Baltimore, VIA Lasuayra
and " III sail for Baltimore undoubtedly by the ou OF 4H
of December. No otGer American vessels III port
Yours. sc.
\ Young German was this morning committed by
the Mayor charged with bigamy. 49,.
i dreadful occurrence took place in the district
of Southwark on Christmas Eve. between party oil
Young men intoxicated. in which which knives were
used TO such that the lives OF two persons are
The Weather to day is cold and unsettled We
have had two or three Sigh, sprinklings OF snow
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
Law Courts.

SUPERIOR CoURr.-LeciS u FdmeriS va. MGry i:R
HdTrsou. Geo ". Hard and BrGytDn 4. Cdnp6e!L-Ac-
non against the executors OF Smith Harriot deceased,
20 recover from his individual estate the amount OF
check Tor $500 loaned Mr. II. take up note due 10
plaintiffs from the late firm OF Smith Edgar Harriot
merchant tAlors. Tbs firm mad dissolved az the time
this check was borrowed Edgar II. retaining the OLD
stand at the corner OF Chamberss and Broadway ana
Smith establishing himself in the Society Library build
ing, corner Leonardst and Broadway. The check was
borrowed by Smith after the frm had dissolved IN the
OF tue firm. with the OF Edgar. /. Ca
rey Esq late Member OF Congress fron Cherry alley.
Otsego county, appeared counsel Tor defendants lie
conended that Edgar had the books and papers OF the
hrn and settled the firm estate and the check being
borrowed by assent OF Edgar the OF the arm,
the plaintiffs could look only the arm Tor the cialn
Snlih being deceased The Court held that the hr oe-
ns dissolved the law will authorize charge oetilg
made sgant IN this way the assent OF the pur-
ties The Jury found verdict in favor Of plainiirs ior
ii. his individual For plaintiffs ~ B. Blunt,
Esq. For defendants j. E Carey and NJ Campbell. tsqs
MARINE CoURr.--iH.OHl0 pdilIsmGH IS. LeVi y An-
dretcs.-A wagon, IN which dsugnte! oil piainna
was rCn against and upset whereby the wagon was oro
ken and tue young lady seriously injured II Is alleged
that the wsgon Was upset by omnibus oeionslns 10
defendants who are proprieors OF the EmpIe Line Oh
stages Tie plaintiff tailed showing that the acci1ent
was caused by the stage of defendants and Donsuit
WAS granted For plaintiff, T. Shanklant, Esq Tor ce'
isHdsRts, Z. c. Wiuslow, ESQ.
L. :. MARsHAL's OFFIce.-Joseph VI. Milnard, nrst
OF the brig Susan arrived al this port yesterday
from Lagura having been sen; home By Mr. Mcrsul I.
s Consul! charged with attempting make revoi IN
refusing 70 proceed IN the brig on the voyage 10 Mar-
sees, sc. WE c. Barrgtt Esq appeared IS Ms coun-
SCI. He WIS held 70 bail IN the sum Of 500.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

U IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS. Fiji
CtXALDs PeLent Premium Burr Stone Au-Pren:un u9-
OF efeliui.! Medal upon MEDIA. awarded 10 CHAkLEs
toss Co., MunulscLlrers, Jefferson Stream 2iir, N 4
CI!y.
These Mills are admirably adapted grinding all kinds
OF Iced. Plaster drugs coffee specs, &c The smallest size
are desgG-d for power and the largest of hOTse
Pc yer, AID Will work with one horse perfectly.
The advantages and importance vi Poraole Burr Stoue
IS de-rous of grinding hls corn, wheat s Kinds
Of feed, nesd be enlaI ged apon. NIL
hAa me advantage over every other Use, lLs
ell taci hst the BUEs best material
FOR grntiaE-th4tl u he pened yghcG
snoo.h "Isa only Ie trouble. While and lroa
hl.s soo1 become du.I, and are Ihen aea.ly
For cstnoLIa.s refer advertisement,
which VII be sent 10 E5y address, buL Inc following tscs
SPEAK Tor themselves, ei.d may be sufficient.
FOfIHo successive years last pas the American lrsll
iuIe, a. teir Annual n the Ciy of New YORK. Ya-ded
eil ordered their bread Tor their Annual Dinner 10 tie
OF Hour ground by ths Ah. The efaukIt psr1ute 81
Phl!AGepre, tnrr October Far awarded peiri-
1ii Aeaa! ior t.!z g-ra4d's Burr stoGe Mil
G. Rcss Co. also ne o! Ro.ss Rorss
Poser aad Pa:et IresiHY EGcEe which from the most
UEcouole; Les.rorias we have IL saying arc
he o-s. articles OF the z. use They per-
ect!y Win tso hcrs-s, and vii! ,hre-h two
horses from hundred and ity 10 two hundred bushels
OF Wheat Ia Que any LEAVING the unbroken ana NJ ior
market snd oe1g Tree from lhose accidents 10 tredef 80
common ~ ne 5Yike machices
For terms and tsfther pacuisIs inquire OF lie sbscr
oefs All lslers must be postpaid, addressed 10
CHS ROSS 4 CO. Jefferson Steam Mills, n Y.
Once No. n derchanls' Exchange, n. 7.
NeY-Yorx. Dec. lSth, lS45 d2lw
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

SHlPwREcKs IL THE ST. LAwRENCE.-Ihe One
bee papers report number OF wrecks ofvesses which
departed late from that port for England Five wrecked
vessels enumerated which mad board Is 5to bush
$50 tuts OF butter Several ohcrvesse!s reported
lost. There had been much suffering in the Bay from
the tempestuous weather.
VESSEL SUNK-The bark New. England, at this
port from New Orleans the 2d inst off Nauset spoke
the bark Saxony hence for the East Indies and took
from her the crew of the schr. Squirrel. Trott from
New York, OF aud for Portland The Squirrel run
into and sunk By the Saxony. Boston Traveller.
DwARKASAUrH TAGoRE-The London correspon-
dent OF the Boston Atlas says that the distinguished East
Indian the Baboo Dwarkanauth Tagore VINO has been
sident for years past in England proposes making
visit 10 this country.
SHORT PAssAGE.-A correspondent OF the New
Bedford Mercury says that April, 1894 be made pas
sage from New York 10 Liverpool in the packet ship In
depence, Captain Nye il fourteen days and IRE hours
~ There were four feet of water in the channel
of the river Pittsburgh the 2si, and prospect Of
closing AT 81 Louis, the 18th, there was general
thaw and the river rsng. Louisville the water had
receted on the Charleston ;. C. the weather
Was pretty severe at latest accounts.
II John Cunningham, indicted at New Bedford
for the murder OF Margaret Lorng in May last plead
guilty 10 nansaughter the 2ith and was sentenced
TO seven years confinement in the State Prison.
~ Mr.. Clinton Coving;on, a young man OF
Bowling Green Ky. recently made an unsuccessful at
tempt 10 commit suicide by shooting himself with a
musket.
LJ- The pickpockets reaped rich harvest at the
Plymouth celebration As usual the cgy were the prin
cps sufferers.
q AT Cincinnati. on the 10th inst street fight
took place between three coloTed men, one OF whom,
named Edwards was killed in the aaray.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
MARRIEO:

In this City, on the a5th inst. by Rev Francis c
Woodworth, Mr.. JAMES NJ. BAKER TO Miss MARY
KENNEDY, all OF this City.
On the 24th inst by Rev. <. + Hatfield THOMAS Nc.
DONALD. 10 Mrs JANE ANN VEADER daughter OF
Jonathan Reaner Esq. all of this City.
On Thursday Dec. 25 at ST. Johns Church by Rev
Or Wainwright Mr. ISAAC J. COWL. OF New York
and Miss MARY FRANCES. daughter OF the late George
w Godfrey, OF Boston. Mass.
on wednesday Dec Gath, by Rev. Mr.. Krebs, Mr..
OSCAR F. HAWLEY 10 Miss SUSAN A ANSLEE' all
OF this City. ,-,,,,rp,cr.
on Christmas Eve. by Rev Richd Cox FREDERICK
n Rr'TI.FR 10 MARGARET MARSH DRAKE, ali OF
''tS On Christmas Day. CHARLES z. SHEA to ANN
LOUISA DEMING, only daughter OF John Demipg, Esq
all OF this City.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
Markets. :. Carefully reported for 7a< Tribune.

1UfHetB. CGTCIt1D TrpoTIed JoI LN A'Nu'SN-
FRIDAY, Dec. %.
.sHFS-There continues 10 be mode,ate demand
for Pets and 100 $50 bbs have been sold al S3 10 VI
Pearls some 90 bbs sold al l2i. The market Is
steady
COTTON-Shippers still decline coming into market
70 any extent The transactions to-day about 500
bales manufacturers previous rates We quote fair
Orleans &c. tsir Upands !: Sc
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market is very hrm to-
day IS 56t a 62. with fair demand for home use
and the East. aud good inquiry for shipment al oO-
The 20O0 5000 bbls Genesee for the East at
62 and 1000 to l54O do for export at 5oi The re-
port Of sales 56t in second edition OF yesterday
was, OF course, typographical error. Large engage
Of freight for Liverpool were made et 50 sterln2
We sales 500 obls round hoop Ohio at3 oO IN
Southern there is movement and we hear OF sales
400 bos Richmond Country co. and 800 do Baltimore
City ) 75 Georgetown Is held at ) 7505 III. some
irregular lots Southern be had lower. Richmond
note Jersey 81 > "a 37t Brandywine is nom,
inally 81; hhds IL 90. Sales 800 bbls Rye Flour at
25. Bag Meal 25cl 37s Tor Yellow l 50el CT for
White Buckwhea' IN bags s7tc q 200 per cwt; bos
35044 y. Western Ship Stu1s la iSc per bCshel.
GRAIN-The transactions IN Wheat all for shipment,
embrace 10 coo bushels. nclu ding oo0O bushels prime
ST Joseph, equal 10 Genesee, az l30c. Corn Is 7Oc
weight Tor Southern. with sales .OOO bushels Ct
;nal rate for export Rye in fair stock and nominay
1s9soc delivered The sales of Barley including those
reported few days since, reach 10000 bushels atol1
6ic. Oats are dull e, 10 4oc Southern nominal az Sc
G40c.
wHISKY-The market Is heavy, and some sales of
Drudge are reported have been made below 25c Bbs
are 20 o G2oic, and dull
HAY-Smsu sales are being made al 95Sl0Oc, and a
parcel Of 1000 bales taken Tor Ultimate shipment al
something OF l00c There IS afos excepting small
lots Jersey
HEMP-We hea- of BIZ. few transactions, Ous there is
some inquiry. The stock Is not large. Dewroued
ranges from $50 loo 90 Hacked Us o0013o 90 VS.
.er-ro;;ed us o06l60 90.
WoOL-The market for Domestic Wool has been
que, during The week and The sales have only been from
second hands The without particular change,
but the market heavy Foreign Woos, in consequence
OF the blockade OF Buenos Ayres, are very afr win
moderate stock
FISH-There are no Dry Cod or Mackerel aaoa.- The
former nominal a; 50 OF store and the latter TO-
90 and 10 90 ior small No B. and nrd Il so for large
No l. Scaled Herring Is Soc
sALT-We h-a- oriy OF 1000 bushels sonaEe in los
AZ 35c.
BEEsWAX-sales 5000 or GOO lbs Yellow a. aoa
3O!c.
SEEDS-Tnere tas been q large sale Of Pennsylvania
Clover but the particulars have not transpred. We
sales 100 tcs New Orleans Rough Flax al $40 3t.
BONE-We note farther sales 50C0 lbs Sorrh-wes, al
30tc. cssh, for export
EIDES-Sales 200 Aux Cages az l0,c.
PROyISIONS-Pork remains very dull, and the trans.
actions are limited. Tie marks. Ia NORMALLY a: $40 ST
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

LATER FROM BUEYos AYREs.-The brig Falco-
arrived at this port yesterday from Buenos Ayrcs
which port she left October % The period allowed by
the bockadng squadron for vessels in port to depart
extended to the 3lst The L. s. brig Bainbrldge
Capt Pennington there the leth and probably at
the last date We indebted friend for the British
Packet Of the 18th The Packet says that the combined
British and French forces having been successful IN their
expeditions against Cooner Martin Garcia and GuaIe
quachu. where there nothing oppose them.
although repuscd ut Scrano had made attempt upon
Paysandre, where they had met with a repulse. The
particulars OF the affair had not been received.
The Packet states the arrival at Monieydeo OF Her
Britannia Meesty's ship Resistance with detachmen,
OF 557 OF the 18th regiment board which up 10
the date of the last information from Moneyideo bad
been landed II is stated that this vessel had been
bound the Cape OF Good Hope, but having stopped
Rio for the purpose of taking in water her destination
had been changed by order OF Mr. Hamilton the British
Minister there. tis intinaled that the delay in landing
the troops arises from the doubt whether his nstruc
tons warranted him in OBTAINING them Another reason
assigned for the delay in landing them is the want OF
barracks.
The number Of foreign merchant vessels in port a,
Bucnos Ayres, October Il, was 49, of which were
American, II British 3 French, ) Spanish and Sar-
dinan. Boston ADV. Goth
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

a1o5o for Prime snd 10 les IS for Mess Dutchess
Coupty Mess II So In Beefwe hear of 100 oes cGan.
No. x and 300 ;cs Prime Mess for England al
Il 90. We quote Beef 75ds So and > coz 81 sf !ot
@ -, ~, within sho-t time but the terms we
did not ss-n sales 200 bbls rev Baltimore Rendered
Lard sac Picked sIes,s dull. Sales ~ 10 %
hhds Shoulders to arrive Il; 5,c Cheese 20 sc Hho
serve Western Dairy Butter 4G!Sc, anc II far
demand Ohio Il. l2:c The stock IS good Of DOM
Ru.tsr and Cheese.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

~ All the M deal remedies rold az 2 Cortard ;; are
prepared under the umeate OF graduate OF "ne OF
A- Medical Colleges IN ths cy, snd member OF the pres
eGt Medical Society of the city snd discerning people
know that we have no remedy all comp pan OF
the human family but spec c remedies for sp-ctc DIS
eases: wtei. they stichcOUs the generality oi
physciaus prescriptions we subm; the Judgment Of
those have That they d. not ptriasc vi The
nature qasck medicines that they advertised
such all those who know the d between qIacSery
aud sound sense Ia jud,cious pre-crpiOas readily
discover Having known from eSperience the effects OF
The an Vegetable Elixir used Internally and the Nerve
and Bone Linneu,, applied externally, defy the malice
else AS rfecta to cure rheumatism and for ibis purpose
sell AZ q Corand-s Let The afflicted have the benefit
AZ 1troC
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

Il h!esse,h him that gives and hm that taxes,
For merceuay iudred thaI man be- whose sole conso
,tou IN "a ey ng the >cs = The prom wnch r thence De-
ve. Tnu Saudss apsrin blessrIh him thal In es
o an. ho read, he vuuuinOus well aiestel record OF
hs cures il has performed, Will venture 10 deny; ana ihe
prourrturs with The proof brOr- thrin thai has gwen per
uAneui s-l in thousands similar otter II "a hiud-
s, and IN confidence the unfortunate victims ot rcroa!s
and other uctous aaics all who subject TO eiup
uons, hereiary CASUAL aud TO the rheumatic lne
m ,ho bilious The deb!a.ed and many other classes OF L.
v-ids. -
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and fetsi by 4 B. y D.
SANDS, Wholesale Dugg'-ls, ~ Ful;un--t. N-w-l ofk
Sold also Broadway II East Way snd by Drg-
siss generally throu chous the United states Pace g per
hutLu. bottles for -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

'USIoN AND HARMoSY.'-High contracting par
ties are engaged in negotiating consolidation OF
the Argus and Atlas. After beautiful fight of two
wears. in which credulous souls made 10 be-
eve that they AT issue about principles, they
come lovingly together for division Of the spoils.'
In view OF the Stale Printing all the rant about
Conservatism on the one hand and Democracy on
the other, melts away into empty air There is q
charm in spoils' which Locoism cannot resist.
Alb Eve. Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

~ We have 81 Cortlaudt the only genuine Magical
Pain Extractor, which is perfect antdoe 10 PAIN burns
scss frost cilhains aud sores hsnug with new
and oo cUucr. without but ws hre not 30 dis
render .rhtst
proof ana itwhen od aud crsckedthe OIL OF runtn
vii DO that and double the Ui bO0.s on which II Is
ust ncer are We 50 quackh hs 10 rec onend any one
article to cure every thing, hut have specific remedies care
fully prepared by mine physicians, 10 cure different dis
eases KOlm,OcA's Nermiiuge 10 ~ s Wnnn-, and La
bor's Extract OF LiYerevOrt 10 cure Consumption.
AL that has been said OF the vdu,s Of H'y- Lnlnen IN
connection with The Balm OF China for curing Piles Is es
sb SHE'D by experience, and is proved at2 Cor!Hnd-sL
japan Nalsh for stoves anG grates Fl Cortands CIV
Ing splendid polish unaffected by heat aud will
last year, preventing rust. d25 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

ke GourIrs koiGn 1icdeaea Soap TOR the OF PIN.
PIES Freckies Tan Salown-,s Eupuon and all skin dis.
hgureuens ~ the only depo 81 slkers ls Store from
broadway. 81 cents cake GIecas Hair Dye, tegeta6h
L;Ystd Rouge, for crmsonng Tips and Cheeks Poudrs
SUbtie for erficatHg sapeuous arr without injury TO
the ssn. Ly Vhl Tor instantly scattering reagess and
ushes from the face Acoustic drops for curing ceafnessSc
sc. The above celebrated preparations OF Or. Goursuds
10 he found only Gear la nd AZ 81 Wakes st Store
FROM Broadway.
AGsNrs-E. Tut,le, Assembly Buildings Pnilsdephis
Jordan, Mk-st Boston CsrlsiOn Co. Lowell Ives. Sa
LEM w L. Gerrish Bedford; Guild Bangor Bliss Spring
field Green j. Co. Worcester: Myers, ". Haven. diu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

roDArs our,rnr--Eb't pase-Notce ofthe P0e'i,
ca, Works of Shelley and the Militia Nuisance fo.,1'
paxe-The Consumptve; The TypeComposns ma
chine ssles OF Stocks Marine News; LIST oi Le'''i'
remaining In the Post Office, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

e The Constitution, recently removed from
Washington to Baltimore with view of increasing
its patronage. has been discontinued, as we learn
from the Valedic,ory of It's Editor Mr.. Heart
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
Communication.
Pulmonary Consumption

Ms. EDIToE-Sr: By the solicitation OF a friend was
induced 10 attend Dr. Whons f.stlectre on Consurnp
tiOn at the sociey Library Room corner of Broadway
and Leonard St on Tuesday last; can ray say thai
was agreea6ly surprised bo;h in matter and manner
which appeared 10 me entirely original. There was
neither quacke or false display, bu! every remark was
20 the point in hand and exceedingy interesting The
object OF this notice is call attention 10 his Lecture on
The prevention ard cure this evening which understand
is Tree 10 all and have douot they VIII be well enter
tanned AID get much useful information. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

V. 3. PAuMxS, the GENT for most ofihe best N-ws
papers o! all the cities snl principal towns throughout the
country near receives Advertisements d I'' Gown
-. y,rr,rer 4i,er,,,,,.s ise,cy IAs buiiius.-En,
-, ,A, Coz, Orsfrr uSu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
Court Calendar....TErs DAY.

The Superior Cour, snd Court OF Common Pleas wi!
be engaged, to-day, in the hearing o; arguments Ihe
Ci-cuitJudge IS engaged with the oyer and Terminer
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

6,,xp HoLIoAY Ar rHs AMSSscAN MusyuNi-Th's si.
.erncua ATS o'clock hs ant snd 0mn'ess AID 'p.entd
performance. in ths L=ciure ROo. Constitute hacaoos
h,t cannot m asdg ded hJgs-. Entertainment
ID the evening Usual