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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
Of sefpreservs,ion and that BY creating own wealth
h..,s,... W. are now the ex

OF sepreservston and that BY cres,insour own weafh
we created our own happiness. We are no" 'ne ex'
por,ers Of numerous articles with handsome proht
which under the comprouiss Act we hsc 10 import
Aypsuse) few years ago Il was made ms oos'' ihst
southern states exported SIS 10000 Of raw cotton and
We had 20 buy 81 The articles manufactured abroad from
cur own material Look a. tn transition produced
by due protection 20 American Industry Mss'Schu
setts az the ss' census. alone produced uo
an. produces 20 600 900 Newiork. in 49, shipped
rom Albany OF agricultural produce eny, $si 100000
now she produces over Sif00ooo0
Even pennsy lvsnis. depressed and cssrsccs AZ she
spoesred 10 BE- by opening Up her decreased internal
resources sen, cut in si3 not ess than soo tons OF
- IN ST she sen, oS 90 tons and ny 10 this date
in l.-5 she had sent out L-VOuVv tons a. snihfs'
-, .xcu.ve Of 10000 tons Of biiumi29us coal.
The rs,ut has been that she has paid me interest
Of her deb, The result 10 this state has oeen thai m
stead OF paying SIS ton We now pay os' >" Aho tns
sons in The quantity II coal consumed here mas made
Sia.rspce Of $4,000 900 IN expenses mus spcFe
al the charm broken the Ru5con Is passed we nave
declared We Will i've by ourselves and u Is me duiy OF
Government % protect "a. Applause
Gen 7 then spoke Of the immense advantages OF me
new machine for breaking Hemp, Sc. and said would
90 as much this country the invention OF the Coen
Gin Il used 10 take six months 10 oe"tot heup io4
narkr, and about 40 per ost IN Tue old pro
cess-uow by American genus. The Hemp - rotied m
four days and - per : saved and IN eight DAYS
the Hemp 10 ready 10 be spun INTO rope or woFe INTO
cloth and the man who invented L was educafcd N
wIIsulp.hire Common school. where II safe 20
read the Bible. lGres; sppisuse) 4 rope Of Russia
Hemp Of certain size would sustain % pounds this
rope of the same size would sustain 81 +5 pousds.
Gen T went on for two hours detailing the i'm
rense results OF American genius but the laieness o
the hour prevents giving him IN fu day The Fair
was crowded and every thing went on With great ecst
The Institute IA, awarded the following this yesr
"A Gold Medals, worth .-..--.---..---------s+l
lsO silver do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
% do Cups ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
rs Vols Books NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2UO
400 Diplomas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Total S2lOo
Gen is address listened % with great attention
and spplsuded warmly throughout
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Cfty-TDH MUS Tx
NORRIS FRANKLIN.
FOR AsSEuBI

FOR ASSEMBLY
DAVID Il. OGDEN, ELLIS POTTER,
HAMILTON FISH, X. =. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM HALL, CLARKsON CROLIUs,
A. Il. LAWRENCE, MORGAN MOhoANs,
PETER ~. TITUS. JAMES KELLY,
X. q. BALDWIN, WI. EDnoNDS'
JOHN 4. MAY.
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ANOTHER Man MlssING.-John McCanly. alias
George Thompson. arrived Al Buffalo las, Friday from
this Ciy having with him his wife and her sister from
Brooklyn He took passage for De;roi; in the Wisoos
Saturday but returned 10 Buffalo in consequence
OF some accident which occurred TO the boat and
gagged rooms SID board ior bis party the Genesee Co
House. Marion Block. On Monday evening Mr.. Nee
eii his hotel for the purpose he said OF visiting the
thcs,re-snca when he has been missing He Is an
Englshmsn born-sbout 30 years Of sse-highi feet
Chair sandy and face slightly peck marked He was
supposed be in possession OF considerable sum Of
money hiss connections ~ Toronto, L. C. and IS BY
trade dealer in cutlery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

~ THy FACTORIES all went TO work yes
'erdsy morning. according 10 the arrangement, made
on Friday. very respectable portion OF the hands
increased during the day 80 tina; some OF the
tseiores had IN the afternoon about three-iourth.
@, ineir usual number. and others sbou, half
lhey VIII hN up IN q lew days as the excienen, dies
sway There VS. no disturbance or ou,sreakng during
inc day although squads Of persons were conSregstsd
on the streets near the Factories engaged in animated
o'seussoo a the asosoro'ns topic. We were glad to
see very 'e" females about Pittsburgh Gax 2lst
n The case OF State vs. Hiram Lo,herlv. ipdic,
ed Tor manssusnier-,hc victim being Eben W Hobbs
at Norway, Me 10 October of this year has resulted Ia
verdict OF Guilty. The Court in pronounciug the
sentence said that there
IN consideration OF which be Was only sentenced 70 one
years imprisonment in the County Ja: q thar place.
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WHIG NOMINATIONS,

staie-FOR Sc, 3TORs
NE. LUTHER BRADIsH. New-YorL
u-CORNELIUS WARREN, Putnam
UL-wN. II. VAN SCHOONHOvEN,R ens
Iv-JAMES g.. HOPKINS, St Lawrence
v-JOSHUA a. SPENCER, Onsida
vL-LORE<ZO DANA, Alessny.
VII-JOIIN VI. HOLLEY, Wayne.
"vtii.-GIDEOS HARD. Orleans
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- The experiment OF carrying the wires OF the
Magnetic TIE graph scross a wide river Thurs sy
tried at the East River with perfect success. The lead
pipe through which this communication is made weighs
over SIX thousand pounds and was laid at the bottom
ofthe river from steamboat, employed for the purpose
though not without great rick and labor. The whole
pan and work "a we learn from the Morning Ners has
been executed under the direction Of Mr. samuel Colt
Engineer who has been for some Time making his AZ
rancemcnts with the New-lork and Ofing ElectroNag
netic Line now soon be completed. Too much credit
cannot bee awarded Messrs Fsihom & Co. Water Il.
who have made this continuous line of pipe, more than
half mile in length, poftaly arnshl aud rlhoM q
s.a9 joipf in the whole distance. Through this exien
siye line OF heavy pipe are four copper wires com
peely insulated insure the transmission OF the
electro magnetic fluid. We understand the various
routes. North West and East hsvc been delayed at
the inter senng for the parpose of learning the
result Of this bold experiment, OF Mr.. Colt wao well
merits &c applause Of the public for its triumphant
success.
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Divine Cornniis-IOn Of Moses.

Prot WINES. last evening, closed his lecture on
the Hcbrcp Commonwealth. by avery able defence
of the Divine legation Of liz great law gver Moses
had demonstrated his high claims by most siupcndous
miracles wrought in the eyes OF all the people the PLAIN
history Of which had marks OF genuinenoss and au
thentcity than any other ancient records with sucn
proofs of authority and explicit direction from the ~
preme Ruler and Propr tor of worlds he had perfect
right this power for the punishment Of wicked and
oatrous nations and for the advancement OF the chosen
people Of he Most High
The lecturer clearly showed that those sws, which IN
ddes in their ignorance had ridculed, as unworthy OF
a divine Original were. ia view Of the peculiar crcum
stances truly wise just and proper.
lie showed also that ancient and modern COVE nmont
and especially own, were chiefly indebted to th'
Mosaic code and TO inspiration for whatever Of corec
principle they contained. And no candid bearer OF com
prehensvc mind could have listened to this and the pro
ceeding lectures without feeling the Infinite obligations
of mankind 10 the Bible and the propre;y o. sending
abroad the great charter Of freedom to the nations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

- Few ofthose who have never been On the route
between Mobile and New Orleans can be aware mat the
most costly and magnificent boats are running IN the
trade. The Jams l. Day commanded BY Capt Rey'
uols almost rival. even sherrsns celebrated boat on
Lake Champia.n-whie the Crl0L ard the Fashion are
hardly wh, behind ner They are al strong .o"-
pressure boats, wei calculated for the rough outside
weather SOMETIMES experienced of DsuPnin Stand snd
since they have been running have performed me maj
service With regularity previously unknown Inc ai'-
lance between The two cite. Is 30 niles and learn
that after m. st Of November the fare IS 70 DC reduced
10 s. We can recollcci when il was 80 and Tor ne
asst tao three years Il has been regularly a. hisa n 3
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To The PcnLro.-For the purpose q removing from
the public mind an impression Wrch las an,
out q ,emen;s made the public prints that Good
yesi. bad been decided IN favor Of Day the under
signed hss been requested by Mr.. Goodyear and those
manufacturing under hs patents 10 state that TIE motion
fox Injunction sssnsi Day Ia. no, been made. When
the motion ws' nrsi brought up By the complainant the
defendant was not ready Tor hearing upon the papers
which be then had. IN the complainant should be
allowed 20 lie affidavit. IN support Of sad motion and
the Court thereupon granted the deiandsnt AZ svor
farther days IN which 70 he his sdavits IN oppos
tn thereto oy reason whereof the complainant had
not sufficient time % prepare hs satsvts IN reply 80 as
TO have said motion heard before the adjournment Of me
Court which occurred within i-S days after the de-
fendsut had Cd his affidavit. The noiOn IA. there
fore dismissed BY the Cont the Jas; Dag OF ts session
FOR The hearing u causes With liberty 10 The compainan,
70 procure further Adavs for the hearing Of The motion
81 the next term q The Court WILLIAM IUDsoS,
o2s$ 6e.isisoy Tor complainant
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city Items.

Gen 7 address was listened % with great attention
and sppsuded warmly throughout
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-09

MORE BOOKS.-Wc have received by the
1TI last packet, Barnes Explanatory notes on
the Epistcs of st. Paul.
New Facts in Mesmcrism, The Sccrcss of Ore.
'ost Bang revelations concerning the inner life OF
man, communicated by Jusiimus Kcrner. chief
PHYSICIAN at Weinsbery, translated from the Ger
man by Mrs. Grove,
John Rongc, The Holy Coat of Trevcs and the
new German Catholic Church.
Westward Ho a novel by James Il. Paudng,
IIarpcr's Pictorial Bible, No. 81,
Encyclopedia of Domestic Economy No g.
Dictionary of Practical Medicines part g.
Ncvilles of Garrctstown, tale of l76O, No. s,
Wandering jew, No. 10
July w H. H. HODGES & co
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vINO THE PUBLIC.-WILLIS'S LETTERS
Il FROM EUROPA NEW FEArURE-THE
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a new series OF the NllIIOt Library, has been
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ECONOMY TO PLANTERS.

IT is we'll known that one third of the corn is
Il saved by grinding if fed to horses and stock
generally. The subscriber having become interest
cd in the following inventions of. Il. Renir rtnn
namely the Hind Mn CofSe Pot, nd One Uheei
Suikcy; now proposes TO build Wind Mills Calcu-
lated to grind for any plantation family and stock
within tic counties of Sussex, Southampton Nansc-
mond, Isle of Wight, Norfolk County and Civ
Surrv and Princess Anne having had sufficient
experience in practical Mechanism to insure the
work being faithfully and permanently executed
Tho Wind Mills made iInpcrvin,s to storms
and require but little wind to propcl them. The
construction is simple that there is not the re.
No attention whatever is required the necessary
quantity of corn for the weeks consumption is put
at once inso capacioms hopper and received in
meal chest of similar size. Meal of the very best
quality sifcd to hand by the Mill, and ready for
use The Mill can fail To stop itself when
the corn shall I've ground out AMI to grind when
corn Is put in, if there be the slightest breeze II is
a beautiful supcrstructurc and may be built nea
the crib dwelling, any ordinary farm or plan
taOn
The price of construction, furnishing every thine
necessary except the materials for the Mlhousc
O. building Ia feet squarc) will be Two Hundred
Dollars, II built in any reasonable distance of nv
house.
One of those Mills is row in daily operation at
my plantation in Southampton County six miles
from Jerusalem. The public arc invited to exam.
inc the operation.
COndensing Coffee Pots, of superior style, and
quality will be furnished to order and at a price
incalcuiably low, when its economy and fine fla
YOUR of the bcvcra &C is considered
One Wheel Sulkeys will be afforded cheaper than
any other got up i'll the same style
JEREMIAH COBB,
Farmers Grove, Southampton Co., Va.
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,)
Norfolk, July It'll, 1915.
A UCTION AT THE NAVY YARD

NAV AGENT OFFICE,
Norfolk, July It'll, 1915. 5
A UCTIoN AT THE NAVY YARD
"A Will be sold, at the Navy Yard Gosport, in
front of the NAVY Store. on FRIDAY the 18th in
slant, at III O'Clock, tho follrwing articles viz:
PROVISIONS
Dbl Pork, 25 do Beef 81 do Flour. 30i bushels
Beans. So gals Molasscs 576I lbs Rice, 1886 do
Pickles l42 do Butter, lbs do Cheese 1881 do Tea,
50S5 do Bread.
CLOTHING
IS Blue Cloth jackets 3 pair do do Trowscrs 5
do Pea Jackets, 5 Drab do, % Mattresses, I Black
Silk Hdkf 81 White Flannel Drawers do do
Shirts. % Blue DO do, Duck Frock, 10 pair Trow-
scrs, 49, yards Dungarcc, 2ns 10 English Duck
2oS do Blue Serge, 8 do Linen Shirting 6 pair do
Trousers. 255 pair Sho"s, 10 ,air Pumps
SMALL STORES.
bottles Mustard, 9 do Black Pepper, Razor
Strops. 1853 boxes Shoe Backing, pair large Scis.
snrs. % papers Sowing Needles. 81 Thmhles, 3
Badges, 4 Lambs Wool Shirts. 3 Tin Mess Kettles,
d, Pot 80 Jack Knives. 7 pieces Blue Nankecn.
% lbs Tohnccn, Pencil Points, 81 Silver Percil
Cases, Sc BLACK Bomhazne Stocks, SO do Satin, 1914
Linen Shirt Collars. IL? doz Cotton Suspcuders &c
pair SusPcnder Ends, 55s yards Unbeachcd Cot
tons
Terms, cash on delivery in specie or its cquiva-
lent. GEORGE LOYAJi
July 9 Navy Agent.
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NANSEMOND RIVER LAND

v
FOR SALE.
The Subscriber offers for sale that
r fl valuable FARM on which he now
ssSL-+sST..ssf resides, lying on the North side of
~ 4 ! - Nonscnond River, about six miles
village Of Chuckatuck. The tract is estimated nj
an old survey TO contain 40 acres but WILL it is
confidently believed, Overrun 10 600. One hundred
and fifty acres cleared, and in fine heart for
Cultivation enriched by the application of dccoin-
poscd she'll banks, which is unquestionahly one of
The best fertilizers known tn the Agriculturaliss
in this section of Country. There arc sixty acres
OF superior bottom-land, VIII ch could be reclaimed
ut n small expense, and made to produce an abuu.
Crops of the finest quality of hay. The balance of
the Tract is well set with promiscuous Timber
1 good natural soil.
Four thousand cords of pine and other wood
might he cut from the land at distance from the
river not exceeding three fourths of n mile, leaving
an ample suflir cucy for all the purposes of the
Farm. Vessels OF large class may lay and load al
the landing on the river in perfect safety in any
kind of weather.
The improvements consists oe Frame Dwelling
two stories brick bascmcnt-furnishcd in
modern style, containing nine cOmmodious rooms,
AMI three passages twelve feet wide running the
entire length of the house, with all the necessary
farm houses, sheds, &c, all of which with the en-
closures have been erected in the las three
There arc upwards of 500 bearing fruit trees of the
most profitable and esteemed varctcs-viz: APP
pies peaches pears, pumbs, apricots, &c, all in
fine condition
TIC planting of Oysters in this river is bust
n'ss which yields large profit on the investment,
and can nc successfully prosecuted by the oc-
cupant Of this farm. the river flats attached, are
very cxt' nsve and unqucstiorahiy tho best on the
river.-comprisinga about 500. Inborers employed in
planting Oysters will nett annually from $50 to
500 per hand as asccrtaincd by actual expert
ment.
The location is commanding and healthy being
81 feet above the level of the river, and in full view
of Hampton Roads, sc. The neighborhood is in
telligent and provcrbial for is hospitality In fine
without any desire to be cxtravagant in its praise
this farm possesses "a manv if not advantages
than any other in this section of country-and Of
iers to who desires delightful river residence
n rare opportunity for an investment.
If desired credit will he given sufficiently long
to enable the purchaser topay for the farm from its
resources.
IT it is not disposed of previous TO the LIST dav of
October next, il will then be exposed sale at pub
nc auction on tn" promises. At which time and
place will also he sod the Crops the farm stock
of every kind. farming utensils, &c. The servants
will also be hired out for the remainder of the year.
10 or 30 in number.
Persons wishing additional information can adj
dress the subscriber at Chuckatuck, Nansemond
County, Va. r. NJ BOYKIN
Nav
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u co Slipper and Tie Of very good quality and
STYLE for the low price of Scents; they arc Ger.
tainly as good and better than has been offer
cd in this market for the price.
Also a few Cases Of Gsntlemen's light Calf Boots,
for 1926. Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes Of
all descriptions 100 pair Of infant Kid Shoes all
received by the last packet Call soon for they arc
rapidly going off at the Sign Of the Great Boot.
VIM. ". PITCHER
juno 20 West side Crawford street.
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AND sTILL ANOTHER sUPPLY.-

AND STILL ANOTHER SUPPLY
- DEATH! DGATH :! DEATAln TO ROACH
The EGYPT w POISON pApFR a. bc.., IN.
troduccd iuto Great Bitain. France, Italy and
;hc United States. The enormous demand for il
IN those countries (wthout any commcuO proves
dreadful pests.
Mr.. MoopE, General Agent for the United states
deems IL necessary caution the public against a
spurious article which has been Introduced The
Genuine is sold at the Drug store on High street
4th door below Middle Only -, cents Der sheet.
June 30 CUAS. II. HEtNITSH. Agent
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To conclude with the

GRAND DIVISION S. OF T.-Ths Di.
Vt vision will meet in the Division Room, No. =.
Norfolk at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, To MORROW when
the Delegates, and Representatives of the different
Divisions ere requested to be prompt in their at
tendance.
By order of the Grand Worthy Patriarch.
July 3 l.. il. COONLES, Grand Scribe.
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A late ARRIVAL gives us the following

A L.ATE ARRIVAL gives us tho following
IA New Books,
New Facts in Mesmerism, price % cents,
EncyClopcda of Dom site Economy
No. 10 lew, No. 81 Bible,
Part 9th Dictionary of Practical Medicine,
Lvlc's Principles of Geology
- Inc Wonders of History, by John Frost, L. l..
Mclntosh's History of England, complete in 10
volumes. for sale by
July 9 c. HALL & co.
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VvHE CELEBRATED EGYPTIAN POL

Il son PAPER, for tho destruction Of Flies
Mosquitoes, &c, sold wholesale and retail by
&. HALL & co.
Directions for uac-Takc one eighth part of
sheet, we'll staturate IL with water and lay IL in any
part Of the room where Flies and Musqnitoes arc
most numerous, it attracts them from all parts Of
the room and produces nearly instantaneous death,
for sale by G. HALL & CO.
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A 7 Court held for Isle of Wight County on the
~ 2d day of June, 1915, Armstrong Turner, Clio
uda Edwards, Amelia Sykes, Thomas W. Gale
John Gale, Eliza Sykes, Allen Parkinson and his
wards, Josiah Edwards, Thomas Edwards. Merit
Edwards. Edmund Edwards Emanuel Edwards
George Edwards, Elcy Parkinson and his wife Yir-
gina, Plaintiffs.
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WILLIAM REID.
TAVERN FOR pENV-wi, !

- TAVERN FOR RENT.-wii be
s5a5 rented out for the balance of the year on
-EI.lFRlDAY next, at 10 o'clock, A M. i'm the
Town of Portsmouth, that we'll known Tavern a,
present known by the name of the " Washing on
Hotel, situated Immediately at the Rail Road De.
pot and Steamboat Landing.
BY THE PROPRIETOR.
Immediately thereafter will be sold for cash. all
the FIXTURES and the Furniture the premises
consisting of beds, chairs, carpets, tables and all
other articles necessary for the said house. The
Furniture is nearly all new aud OF good quality.
The above sale will be made to satisfy a Deed of
Trust now of record i'm Norfolk County
July It'd JOHN r. KLBY, Trustee.