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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16
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A, Buffalo 7,h Oliver Norwood to Mary B. Davis ;
sth. Henry p wskelee TO Susan Wheeler Ion, VII
Az I,hsss I'm July, John II Hswes to Mary Jane
Richards -, 49,
Az Auburn. s,h Henry G. Bronson. Of Utica to Eliza
N. Carpenter.
NewYork 70 Ann r. Webster, OF B.
Al Wserbury c. "a. Moe. :. Beach editor Of the
Boston Times TO Chloe Buckingham.
Al Philadelphia 7ih, Henry Hall OF Boston to Sarah
Sennef. of ?.
AZ Jamestown. Is, VIM Post Of Newark. n. Y, 10 su.
sanns Hszeitine. .
In Hartford ID Hiram W. Warner. OF New York 10
Charlotte NJ Strong OF II.
At WiLiamsburgh. Oscar 7. stone 70 MaTsne, Ann
Regain. both Of NeS-lork.
AZ BROOKLYN. 7th. r f. Leonard 10 C. ETeline Stall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

ACHtrrrR OF IScIDESTs.-A scotchman named
4ler. Finnr drowned himself In Conjockeres Creek,
during temporary state Of insanity yesterday and
blacksmith named Z1cAGrah Ansrssrs ast evening aoouI
o'clock committed suicide al Goodals 2vern " aier-
AZ by cutting h.s throat He worked until about o.
clock when be came in and went 10 bis room About
o'clock he was found on his bed with bloody razor
in MS hand and his throat cut.
This morning inquest was held upon the body OF
i,tle child aged four years belonging Peter Chrstsn
shpkeeper Of the Marry who fell overheard last
evening In the creek and drowned Another serous
case viii also fall within the province Of the Cospner Ia
consequence Of the shooting Of named Chss Mar
vim AZ tavern in Cod Spring yesterday afternoon, ~
Canadian named Hsnsel. The accused was taken INTO
custody last evening and will have examination this
dsy before one Of the Cold Spring magistrates The In
jured z1an 10 not expected 10 survive.
Buffalo Commercial sept. H.
C,ssrrs NJ CLAY MEETISG AT SrRAcUsE--We
learn from the Syracuse Journal Of the llih that tnere
was large meeting held in that village on the evening
u the 9th VI those friendly 10 Cassus Gay and op
posed to tie recent outrage AZ Lexington hiram Put
nam ESQ was Chairman Messrs. Teal and Leyenworth
Vice Presidents and Messrs Gllet and Cary secreta
ries series OF excellent resolutions were passed
~ A monument is about to be erected by the
ei7.zens Of Delhi Y to the memory Of the murdered
sheriff steele The subscriptions are 10 be limited TO
two dollars for each person
~ JosHUA HILMAS, an old and respectable cit
iren Of Belmont county, Ohio aged 20 years hung him
ssf lev days sipea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. sept. Id

toilt- !outthNt u iHe iii'"-O-
PHILADELPHIA, sept l5-p. NJ.
Nothing new in the Stock market to day. Prices
are withou material change.
The trial of Hance Byers is set down for to-
morrow He will be convicted but If a serious row
does not ensue ! am much mistaken
The brig Venus, Capt Sharp arrived yesterday
from Barbados with dates to the 18th ult
The brig Maria, Capt Bowen, also arrived from
Dearara and st. Thomas with late news, bu, II Is OF N
tie consequence your readers Inc scnr John N orea
from the River Gambia and the brig Adele from St Jago
de Cuba are also in, but every thing 10 unimpornt
brute named Samuel Long was on trial this
morning for an aggravated assault and battery on the
person Of his wife, in the Court Of Sessions and no doubt
convicted ere this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

ed as Curling Fluid. Sold at p CoriaDdsL
COMPARISONS NOT ALWAYS ODi0Us.
White 1.-THE down Of an ostrich plume;
White IS the leafy lotus bloom
White are the snow fakes ero they fall -
But my Mays skin Is winter than al
Red was the east the upross;
Redy The lava in Eins CLOVIS
Red I, the rose whence the hum bird sips
But redder my Mays cheeks and Ups
Black 10 the ravens glossy wing;
Black 10 the hue OF an kthOp King
Black IL the mournful funeral pail =
But my Mny's hair 10 blacker Than all
The use OF Gouraud famous Italian Nedcaet Soap VII
uosvey ensure 10 any lady gentleman the luxury of
clear white TRANSPARENT skin s medicated properties be-
ing OF such completely remove erysipeas,
scrofula nngworm erptlons tan freches sunDur SAL
oness roushnsss any other cutzneous impuries TO
gentlemen il recommends itself Is delightful shaving com
oo,nd which can be used with either bard salt water -
Ladies' scted with annoying growth Of hair upon Ihsi'
upper p arms temples kc can completely eradicate The
nuisance BIZ the Of Gouraud's Poudres subts. Gou-
rauds LIQUID Vegetable Rouge s magnificent preparation
for mpsrng pale cheeks and ps permanent rosy hue
Goursuds Grscsn Hair Dye Is the only article which viii
positively change the color OF red, Light, or gray hln 10
deep and glossy black.
I1 To consequence of the many deceptios prscsed pur
chsse should be extremely cautious TO procure these indis
persabe toilet preparations at DR. Felix Gourauds only
bepot67 Walker-sL trst store from Broadway
AsIsTs-Tuitle, Assembly Buildings, Phisdeipnia
Jordan Mik-st Boston; Carleton Co. Lowell; Ives
Salem; w. l. Gerrsh, New Bedford Guild, Bangor bhss
Springfield Green Co. Worcester; Nyers, Se".haven
Bull, Hartford Bscsus Bull, Troy; fisree, sAnwx
Hall, Albany; Morse, Lockpori storrs, HUDSON az
Buskirk, Newark. and Heinltsh, Lancaster. Pa tloA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16
DIED:

On Monday. 18th inst CORNELIA NJ wife OF William
w Belts aged % years.
The friends of the family invited 10 attend ner H.
neral without farther invisrion) this day TUESDAY AZ
o'clock " from her late residence. corner OF Gown
nuslsne and Atlantic-st Brooklyn
On Monday 18th, cot. NOAH o. PLAIL aged ~
years.
His friends and acquainsnces, and those OF BAs>kr
COLI are respectfully invited to accompany MS remains
from the residence of the siteT No - Barclays, win
out further notice At O'Clock this afternoon TO we
STEAMBOAT a, Old Slip from whence his remains VIII De-
taken 10 Connecticut for inierment 49,
On Monday morning 18th. Of Cholera nianiuni Hi-
PATIA TRUST, daug htor Of Mary r. and ! "lhan
Trust aged IA months AMI days
Al Westpori. Conn. 10Th ELIZA ANNA daughter o.
James and Catherine Anna Wilcox OF this city aged =
years and 81 days. ~,,,,,,
On sunday morning, September a. j. hlNILiNu
POST eldest son OF Waldron B. Post. ESQ.
Al Albany l2.h Thomas V. Merrifeld, y sth. Mrs
Elizabeth Holt o5.
A, Csxenovia sth ult. Mrs. Anna Raynor. 40
Al Auburn It'll Capt. Jonathan Halves -. Of Mass
Al Hudson 3ls, ult Norman Traver. Il.
Deerfeld Mich 18th inst Josiah Lndiey, 81, o; But
falo. - ...,,,r,. NJ,
rouary soldier, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

Delicious OoroNG.-A most delightful black tea
called by the Celcstals "Oolong" is sold by the Pekn
Tea Company IS Fuon.st at 50 cents per pound supe-
nor to any Back Tea have bought fer double
that price. Our readers would do well to compare a
sample of It with tea for which they now paying IS
cents and dollar per pound 1t is quite important to
know where you get better tea at four shinss than
you have all along been using at cost Of six shings per
pound We copy the following from the BrdayoTd
Courier
Delicious BLACK TEA AT 30 CENTS Per Pound -
We have drank this deli ghtiul Tes and we live to visit
New York viii drink II again; and what t. more W.
will bring chest Of it home with US for oursei ana
neshbors We have frequently paid one dollar pound
for black tea but we never before Obtained any thing
equal to this We used to be very fond OF wine, but
hereafter let our drink be the delicious Oolong sold by
the Pekin Tea Company the very reasonable price OF
fifty cents per pound.
We drink Green Tea and for many years have been
paying one dollar per pound for H. But thanks TO the
Pckin Tea Company, get better tea from tneni
at IS cents per pound We drink one pound per week
by which we are now saving thirteen dollars per year
and enjoying better in the bargain Commend US to
the Pekn Tea Company say we. Mr'or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

FROM JAMAIcA-We are indebted to Capt. Bag
ss of the Brig Orleans for hle of the Kingston am)
Journal to Aug % The Severn Steam Packet arrived
on the Goth from Santiago de Cuba great deal Of sick
ness prevailed at that place particularly among the
troops five hundred Of whom in the hospital with
fever Several vessels there being loaded with
copper ore.
Ills Excellency the Lieut. Governor Of Santiago de
Cuba passenger In the Severn, on his way 10
Puerto Rico We notice nothing farther ofinterest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

BIGGER PEACH YET I'VE were favored YES.
serday by Mr. c. 5. Monroe with Peach from the gar
den OF Com Jones, (msnsged by his LADY, measuring
II! inches IN circumference, and locks good deal like
acocosnut. only rather moro so. We trus, the trees
which bear such Peaches not very tall else it must
be dangerous 70 pass under them IN gale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16
Cassius NJ. Clay .Recovcrins.

To As Editor Of The Tyibuns:
We have this day received a letter from Mr. Clay,
dated Sept s. Lexington. ny. authorizing US to go on
ia al oogfd<nce' in soliciting subscribers for The
True American 1t viii be Issued again in a sort time.
Those who wish this valuable paper and desire
tain Mr. C. in his sduous enterprise do by send
ing their names the underigned Terms per year in
advance o. 80. FINCH & WEED.
Agents for The True American. lis Nasssust
YaS York. Sept 18th, ls45.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

CoSsEcRATIoS OF BISHOP PoTrTR.-Ibe under
signed respectfully invites al the Bishops OF me
Protestant Episcopal Church in the United states OF
America 10 be present and assist in the CanoncA con-
secraon Of the Rev Alonzo Potter D. d. 10 MI The
Episcopae Of the Diocese Of Pennsylvania which
will by Divine permission take plsce On the twenty
third day o tbs present m snth in the city OF Phsdei
phia. PhILASDER CHASE, Senior Bishop.
Boston ID day NJ Sept LAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

Destructive FIRE AT SourH BosroN Inc
Suffolk white lead msnuiactory al South Boston belong
ing to Messrs Henshaw. Ward s Co. took hre sunday
morning about two o'clock. and the machinery ana
wood work were entirely destroyed. The main build
ing was very large and of brick. coopers shop con
necteG with the mandatory was partly burnt Loss
estimated at $5OOOO-s goo covered by insurance The
factory was situated Fifth and Golden sta Six wood
on houses in the immediate vicinity also destroy
ed. The origin OF the IRE s not known. They were sl
insured
" One Of the talented Editors OF the Louis
vile Journal has recently taken "Trip over The noun
tains His letters touch on many matters OF interest
and are witha very readable. Offarmns and slavery IN
Virginia he says -,
The prohtsot farming are in general at very low
ebb in Virginia being next 10 nothing II the negro
crop be not taken the estimate Is there were no
demand abroad for the increase of her negroes hey
would in general be free. rather. abandoned rs
worthless to expensive luxury How long before
labor will not more than purchase subsistence for the
laborer throu ghout the Union cannot say That poni
is already reached in Virginia and when II Is reacn
everywhere slavery will cease because il viii not be
profitable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

Discussion ON SLAvrRY.-By correspondence,
published in the Cincinnati Herald learn that dis
cussion Is to take place in that city between two clergy
men on the subec, of Slavery commencing on the first
day of October The question Is as follows:
is slavcholding in itself sinful and the relsiou be
tween master and slave sinful relation
Rev Mr. BLANCHARD takes the affirmative, Rev. Or.
PrcE the negative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

"THg HOUSE, OF LrFE"-By this not inappropriate name
some Of the old philosophers have designated the human sys
Modern luxury has opened The doors Of THIS house OF
fe 10 troops Of nammaory diseases and were II not that
modern has provided the means Of sesng the 10,
cendare and quenchng the flames they knde the base OF
the house of M would in thousands OF cases be feariuy
short the invention and mproyemeneof remeda
agents have kept with the increase OF diseas Among
al the preparations for the Of external Inflammation
ulcerous discharges and simple or vruen erupnops OF
which the nineteenth century has been 80 prohc we believe
may proved atiSticy hatSANDs sARsAPAkiLLA ha-
been the most effcacious.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, by A. Is ID
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fuon-st New York
Sold also nj rs Broadway n Fast Broadway, and by Drug
gists generally throughout the United States Price 81 per
bottle Six bottles for IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

" Capt WILLIAMS, of the London packet ship
Quebec arrived last night has been made the bearer OF
= Gold Medal from the Royal Humane Society to Capt
John Brton of the packet ship Rochester for his mer
itorous conduct in saving the passengers Of the ship
Dorchester wrecked last December the passage from
Liverpool to Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

~ The WoSDrs CHEMISTRY 10 that an article can be
compounded color The hair TO jet black which VII
not even stain the skin If applied TO H. This IL Tho East
India Hair Dye prepared by DR. Comsock ofHartfsrd and
sold at Il Cortland-st New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

LAND GRANTING Is GEoRGiA.-The Georgia
Journal Of the 9th nstan, says The last week at tho
Capts has been of great excitement TO the aston
ishment of citizens, at least four or nve hundred
pcrsops from every section OF the State, Tuesday
asst presented themselves apply for reverted lands
About four thousand applications were made, and II
took the Treasurer with the assistance Of four clerks
near two days to receive the money and the applications
rf~ Mr.. CLAY has returned. in fine health, to his
residence near Lexington from his visit to the Virginia
s,ir -,-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16
Court THIS DAY.

COMMON PLEAs-Par, J. before Judge lngraham-Nos.
81 % 25 % - 81, 80 81, 81. 80 Part2 in Board Of
Asst, Aldernens room-Nos. :, 10, %, - 80 l62, 3D.
a. 36. leo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

~ TaE WORLD KNOWS that there Is other article In
existence equal Connes Magical Pain Extractor for
burns scslds old ulcers eyes &c and the mPudenf
bombssc prelensions TO palm any other article Will meet
with lust reubuton The only article that will hea a
burn readily wi,houa scar, which only 10 genuine al Il
Cortani.sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

Tsy LADY WIFI TIE YELLOW FAcE.-Bewsei Beware
Ladies touch prepared chalk, vii run your
skin Use that beautiful vegetable preparation us Jones'
Spanish Lily White will give your ski9 n~1fa' =,
Ike wilderness, and improve your skin- Sold oay %
Chath ani-st and 3li Broadway $40 ~co"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

A DsrY CoAr COLLAR IS BAD - The Magic kfan,s
Soap for removing grease spots stains ana fn|s io
clothes woolens carpets &c and rendering the sPo VET
applied clear, bright new and spo,css 500 W. ~.
droctiOns Price IS cents q cake. Bold al o. Chaham
and lli Rroad WAY W."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

TOILET AsrIcLEs-Razors OF the moot celeofsed M.
ers warranted large variety Of tooth, nail and 'as'as
brushes psrumery, washing and shaving sosps Of a. '"
bes, qualities, and sold at exceedingly low prief@
q. SAUNDERS & son, IN Broadway,
.sz ~ Oppssite Howsrds Ho'sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

IT, VINO WILL be troubled win reaches and bed bugs
The simple OF using The Roach and Bed Bug POISON
from p CortlandsL will clear them all out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

~ Way.side Notes Abroad. No. V; Labor in New.
York No. Xv-The Miincrs Letter from Alabama &c
ON First Page.
Money and Marine News List ofLetters on Fourth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

VIII The Tribune please give the public its present
views of this question to wit ls there is there not
need of Protection for Protectoni" Roch. Daily.
Why sir great deal depends on 'cho IS 10 de-
eide what is Il Revenue duty with Incidental Pro
lection and what is not If you call the present
Tariff only incidentally Protective, as Mr. Clay
does and say you stand by this in the main, then
we are satisfied with IRcideRta Protection and ask
no duties merely for Protection If you call this a
Black Tariff denouncing and decrying all Pro
tectivc Duties as Polk has repeatedly done, then
we say there rs need Of Protection against soch
Craftsmanship. Do you understand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

OsAxG OUTASG This extraordinary creature Is the
greatest novelty exhibited In this city country tits
almost human If ng and suggests strange queries
the mind that for moment contempnles H. II WIZ De
exhibited at all hours to-day the American Museum
Also the wonderful Human Petrfacon, the New York 81
ant an Anti Rent Disguise, and host OF nch novelties be
side Grand performances al 81 and " r NJ by The west
ems Ole Bull, Jr-the Dissolying Views, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

PORTABLE SHAVING CAsEs.-A large variety Of 'he n''
compae, FORM containing the Metallic Tablet for keeping"
zors in perfect order. For sale BY
.,s son g. SAUNDERS L son, III Brostwy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

ON TIE roRmEsrIsc PAIss 90 RBsUMArisn,-CasA
mans Rheumatic Remedy Pain Cutng tmbrocanon-
An Invaluable seldom falling remedy for feumansI
and psn he bones, govt cold, or pain ~ be on's 80
nscs umbago SC Sold At the Sign Of The American ksss
- Chatham 81 ~ l. Price 81 and 81 bottle SO 1sH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

BErKsAS's ORIGINAL GESursE PrLAoSc srScn. -.
celebrated remedy for the cure Of Consumption 80
Coughs, Diseases Of the Lungs, Liver Compliant 40
pepsis can be bad usual 81 the old esiaohs'en Jun
tho proprietor. No. aes Cortlsnd-st one door oe''~
corner Of Oreenwichst W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

To SgLf-sHAvsc GssrLEAEs-Possesslng 's's
beard and tender face the Metallic Tablet Strap o. " ss
ders Is the ocly article In use that will obyse M
diffcu tea For sale o. III Broadway. ~ s""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

FALL FASHION, ls43,
- c~,,,..so;. n IA Introduced on t1e an aH u.,.s
s III Ss' % LEARy CO. A''~ A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

NIsLos-Two most langhabe pieces are given this eve
ming Catching Heress. and Uncle sam the former
for the purpose OF Introducing Miss Kate Ludlow to me
Garden visiers. Miss Mathews, Mrs. WAITS, Chppendae
senon and r. Placide, all play during the evening The
new Opera was received enthusiastically last nigh Cave
was usual great and Armand never was 10 better voice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16
COMPARISONs NOT ALWAYS ODIO

TonIr-Bsm OF Columbia 10 the Hair cannot be equ
led as Curling Fluid. Sold al p CorlaDdst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

ETHIOPIAN slRE>.pERs-PALNO's OPERA HoUsE.-The
most crowded and charmed assembsge OF people that ever
witnessed musical performance greeted III. welcome re-
urn TO tn. CITY of Germon Harrington, Pelham &c last
night AT Palmos Their Improvement, "A wei rs Tie de-
ghnl variety Of admirably ha'mouized airs gave u-
ness and freshness the performance which VIII be &C
knowledged by all who will the repetition of such
inimabe entertainments tonight These gentlemen, from
every Circumstance. command universal patronage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16

~ To Teachers.-rhs advertiser wsnes 70 ~
situation as Assistant Teacher Good references
fs.tiOu. and character will b gwen Address i'" q,
ot.cr. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16
~ NeweIl,s Patent Parautoptic Bs. .iI 80 "a

~ Newell,s Patent Parnut0Dttc benk - "a
The propriesors Of ms ..rra<d 'etfgsa[a ~ 20 he
te slentlon tho officers Of bsakns - .nd msf
sMe,ent Bsnk Lock In this or any other country -. 10
Il has repeatedly wiihs,ooa NE .svsrss .sv ave. py s
-, rnr A. We offer Il " the pubic ~. -
warrant thai s. in every n.;.nes oder re more ors sSs
TO a. bur- sloa, 10y, on he loe.s IN common use
oar challenge 70 Bank Locksmths hrousnou, 100 ocs
having expired by 10 ow limitation 90 ns ". ,sa IN
s.s- s.ys place our lock IN TIC rooms OF ne An'e'
stIuse for pubic Inspection .,o,,.., notice We
Being prepared to oil eli orders at ths se a,,c S<ry
r..o<-t;ully solicit call from tnose VINO s''ee
~ RAM Lock an object Of importance s.~,u,,fs
'%' DAY NEWELL Bank Lock sas a,oaawsy
Sn ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
IT.. Cor,iyn .Nt,es and he Markets.

rb, New York Express; Of the 2o.h says: 9Th.
;hSa,nce Of the Engst News On the rs'k-, hss been
decidedly unfavorabIe. The Flour excitement has sub
.,d.d decline Of shilling in England has caused a
,,.,pondng efftc, here. There is undoubtedly great
a;..,u;n,ment a, the accounts received II is now stat
:. ina, no order has been received for shipment OF our
:, over IS 25 and that all above that has been sPecu
L.; 6xero Cotton in New York has also suffered q
,.d,c,un from ! to on ftmer priece'.
Similar effects were produced in Baltimore, and In
deed throughout the country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

pORK.-The Cincinnati Chronicle expresses the o.
-, ,b, Park will not be high as is generally snp'
..,sa The Chico,he Gazette expresses the same o.
,;.r The quantity of hogs for sale in the Sc'"'o val
will he a, least double that Of last year. The
..,a cram having been the larges, ever known. The
!, .al. will be very large. and prices bid fair 10
.p.n a. to 81, cents per pound Tie ae' price ''' ''os'
weighing over 300 pounds. There "aa oee" "' e"ssse
n.n,s a. packers were unwilling 10 '''" "o prices VI
Ill farther developments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

Sound Of Tie Bnsk'-Ihe Richmond Enquirer "e"-
,..,. the Iccioco members oi the Virginia LegIsla.
Tar. Il, be IN RchmsnJ the Saturday before The INST
Monday Decenber Tor the purpose OF d'ses'l"s such
plan Of action for The first movements Of Tia. body
- will project the majority against the "iles vi 'he
Wings. We suppose they VIII osry The sound oil The
Luge, in the spirit of free Repn'lcans. by which
rather equvoca arpelaon they are addrcssed aud that
,l.y will prepare, in preliminary caucus. business for
II cir own ratification in Legislative capacity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
e@OVau.lg.sN PARTY.

NHR. BOSSIECX respectfully to the La
I'VE dies and Gentlemen of Lynrhbnrg and vicinity
that his first practising Cotoa Party, will take place
on Friday NEXT 3Is inst 10 hch the parents o! his
pupils are particularly invited.
Gentlemen. not scholars. will be admitted, by paying
one dollar and they will have the privilege to Introduce
one Lady, and enjoy the advantage in Dancing as
pupils Any additional Ladies introduced to his party
by scholars or others, will pay 50 cents for ticket.
This Party will take place for the three Fridays to
come.
Oct 27 2ti