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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
State of N. Carolina, Granville county

state OF N. Carolina, Granville county.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, A. D. 1SI5.
R. R. H. Kingsbury. VIM. RUSSELL Original At
tachment levied upon negro man Damon, and VIM
! Fleming, Micaiah B. Fleming, A. .Veazey and VIM
! Evans summoned as Garnishees.
ment levied upon nef 70 man Damon, and w. Fleming.
Nj. B. Fleming, A. J: Veazey, VIM. Evans and Rich'd
! WOFtham garnishred.
R. ~ & D. c. Herndon, vs.. The Same. Original At
| .tachment levied upon negro nan Damon, and VIM.
| Fleming, NJ. b. Fleming. A. J. Vcazey and VIM.
Evans summoned az Garnishees
u. D. s. C. Ors5orn, vs.. The Same. Original Attach
ment levied upon one Barouch and harness.
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that m.
Il Russell, the defendant in the foregoing Attachments,
resides beyond the limits Of this State: is therefore
ordered that publication be made for six weeks
sivey, in the North Carolina Standard printed in the
city of Raleigh for the said VIM. Ruesell to be and ap
before the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to
held for The county of Granville at the Court House
Tan Oxford, on the first Monday OF May next, then and
there to plead or replevy; otherwise, judgment final
will be rendered against him. and the property levied
upon and the amounts IN the hands Of the GarnIshees
condemned subject to Plaintifs' recoveries.
Witness, James M Virgins clerk of said Court, at Of
fee in Oxford, the first Monday of Februsry ls45.
JAS. M. WIGGINs. CI'k.
(Pr. adv. So 0O.) 542-6t.
State of n. Carolina. Granville county.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, A D lS45.
George Leyster, vs. WIN. Levister and others
Petition for Partition.
1T appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that "
Il Levser and Pataey Leyster, defendants in this
reside beyond the limits of this State Ii is therefore
dered that publication be made for weeks successive
ly in the North Carolina Standard for the said defend
ants to be and appear before the Court Of Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions to behed for the county of Granville the
Court House in Oxford on the first Monday of MAY next
then and there TO show if any they have why the
prayer of the Petitioner shall not be granted. - -
Witness, James M. Virgins clerk of said Court, at Of
g. Az. Z n
t..... JAS. M. WIGG1NS, CPk.
I tPr adv. S. g. l-2J b43-st
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
WANTED.
February 20, le45.

TWO apprentices to the Printing Business. The
boys must be " smart must be able to read and write
and be bound for a term of years. Boys from the
country would be preferred Apply at the Standard
f1Hice
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
IRISH POTATOES,

THE CHEAPEST IN TOWN! ~
FWNE subscriber has hand 40 Barrels of best Nor
IL tbern Mercer and Yellow Irish Potatoes, which he
offers at So per barrel 81 Is per bushel for planting
or Table use. .'' '.'..~
The subscriber Also, as heretofore, keeps general
assortment of .... q,
Family Groceries,
which he will sell on the most accommodating terms.
Also, FAMILY FLOUR, which the subscriber will
warrant TO be equal to any in the State. Price 81 Is
per barrel. e. -.
Also, excellent Northern Onions ..-. -.
JORDAN WOMBLE,
On old Market Street,
-.' go North side.
February 20, ls45 5ss:tf
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
~, PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY .va
VILLA M w. HOLDEN,
H.. EDITOR .aJcD PROPRIETOR. :
TERMS,
TILE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD


THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
- rs PuBEfSaEB wEEK8Y, At 500 j--:.1q
THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUMs IN ADVANCE.
ho.s persons who remit by Man postage paid5 Five
nonsrs will be entitled to receipt for SIX Dollars
or two years subscription to the Standard-one copy
twe years. or two copies 20. one year; =; 5000
FofIo" ~" We 6 / :.--f7-t:sspr-: -. &c, 90
{. tsOenty" :. .sa.s~: $500
The same rate for six months e..
the cash ($l5), will be entitled to Standard
one year free Of charge. 8 .s,.g...s -,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, not exceeding fourteen llnes, VIII
be Inserted one time for One Dollar, and twenty five
ents for each subsequent insertion those of create
length in proportion. Court Orders and judicial I'D
.srf;sements will be charged twenty-five per cent
bigher than the above rates. A deduction of 3Sl-3
cent will be made TO those who advertise by the
YEAR az- If the number of insertions be not marked
On them they will be continued until ordered out.
Letters TO the Editor must come postage, OF they
may not be attended TO. . .-... -. .-. --,.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
NEW SPRING GOODS.

IVHI W ~ INIIVNN WVUDS0
RICHARDS, BASSETT & ABORN,
l49 PEARL ST. NEW YORK,
Are receiving and offer for sale, the EOucest nadre
prices, very large stock of .--
Cloths, Cassin,eres, Waistcoatings, and
FANCY DRY GOODS,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH MANUFACTURE,
Including gras and trimmings of every description, for
Outftters and Merchant Iailors.
All those who resort market for their supplies
will find to their interest to visit store and
inc our stock.
New York, Feb.4, l845 537-St.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02

Public House of Entertainment
in the commodious Brick building lately occupied Mrs
his purpose to make 1t desirable house for regular as
we'll transient boardeFs cleanliness. good servants,
table always provided with the best which the market
will afford and the most assiduous attention will entitle
him share of the public patronage, 1t his deternh-
nation 10 merit it, His stables will be found in excel
lent condition. and horses shall be well attended to.
Newbern, March Is, 1S45 542-6m.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02

Fire: ii is reported that the Male Academy,
in Louisburg, franklin Co., was burnt down on
Thursday last. District Democrat.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02

h%BIanks for sale at this ON fTce.xn
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
PLANTERS HOUSE.

hA GEORGE f. KORNEIGA1 WoltFd
81 respectfuIIy inform the citizens of Newbern
and the surrounding country, that he has OPEN
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fomen unbplbdoi9t bapon.

Sturm. - Der @aDitteriturm am
leeteu Sunntae Nabmitta9. pel6er bon
Sdoen eeeen Noroen eino, bat beceuten
Den Sbooen anaeridtet ldn9s Der Scr9
lfrase, in Sber Salforo Saunicbip. Sdrl:
me puroen enttpur,elt. @eli6forn uno
SenIen odnjlib oarnieoer oeihmettert.
lleber db 10 m mun9. - Nad)
Dem @epitterreoen am lebten Samltoo
Nobt itieo Die Woeobp Grief 5u unoe:
p6bnliber 06be. RIP Senlen uno ale6
mas ibr in oen Beo fam NIT ilb fort,
woourb beoeutenoer Sbapen on8crtbtct
muroe. Man fact oieielbe Griet iei in
nerbalb II Sabren nibt 70 boob 9rpcien.
Sauern Sreuno.
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Sumnptaun, ben 13. 9luauif

3 Ii 3 { 6 a ben. - @6breno Dem
@ewitter am leeten Sreitoe gtatbmittoo
traf elm Slieffrabl oas @obnbaus oee
6rn. peter 9tees. in Sber. Salforo Saun.
l6ip. Oas Oabwerf wuroe Siemlieb ser.
ihmettert, obne oab ionft piel Sbooen
an9eridtet puroe. - Die SOausaenoiIen
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t7cue 5eitun9,-Die srife Drummer elmer
nsusn osutibsn 3situns, "9sr Hsutraliif," 1T
un5 in pprsstsr 9Bobe Su9sfommsn. SisisIs
miro BON Srn. Scbn Sung Ssbrudt uno bsrs
au69s9sbsn, in gfippodpls, Mcnt9cmsrp SO.
Sis 9ebirt mis fbpn iDr SitsI anjsi9t fsnsr
politilben partei an
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Dcrbccrcnecs Seuer in Smyrna. -
Gin Srisf pcn SmDrna, bsr flrjIb pOn Saufs
Isutsn in Spifrn erDaltsn mures, melbst bas
tcrt ourb cine Ssuersbrunif mbr als 5000
lodufIr jerifert murbsm mppcn Der Ssrluif ouf
100000 4funb StsrIin9 an9eidIa9en wirb.
Ser &3anbsl bat baourb feinen Stps erttsrn
ca ale 2Saarsn in feusrftiten @ebdubsn aufbss
mabrt wurbsn. N1eDrsrs Gbiffs i'm cafn
pcrbronnten QleitbTiti9.
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0~TSm Yublijrsn Der gBbi9s@ommjttssn
marsn pcr9e 2Sods eini9e 8sbIer sin9sfbIiben,
pttbs mir Nuts bsrbti9t baben, unc bisislbsn
ncbmaI psrbfentIibsn.
Nbaup. Georse Slogan, @euben Srim,
Wiebael 5aaenbah.
2lmitp. utrabam 81. $ubwis, Abrabam
6cGer, Salomon 0boaps.
Strn. Saecb Slein, eiq, Samuel 9taiIl,
Sobn Spapb.
6ber Scrn. @afomcn ultrr6t, 5einri6
qScbber, glq, unpreas Stbnabel.
8etbcl. SoDn &labr 4traham Srcb,
Daniel 6cB.
Srefncf. Scbn <aut, Saecb Nsmp, 9as
nlcl Sirlsr.
gaernarpcn. Oapio Singer, Or. Dauisi
8. Drummer, 9aplo Wlor9an, CIV.
Gplsbrcctrals. 9aniel Scper, Selnrieb
Sabsl, Scbn WnIcin.
Gumru. NOlaj. Sobn Sbware, lSilliam
>sintatb, @amnsl 4boams.
2iltvitt. 0apo 0pnlon, elqy Martin
sancis, &ecr9e gonrac.
9ruaa6 2Blliam qB. wsapsr, Slaae
&celp, petcr Olrier.
Carl. Salcmon >rinbatb, Oario eIauiert
Sonatban glcaUer.
greter. @amuel Sctbler, @ecrss &. Si'
icbrf
eila6 s. Il. 01. eiefer' epril'ia" s0fs
mciitcr.
Grhnmitlh. gpl. Daniel 3. @rm Sas
cob &ecrae, Schn Srrninscr.
6amtur9. 3Bm. 8eatbsr, ScIepb Sbo'
mo, Or. Nusuit Gtbul5r.
Hntcr 6eioeltsrs. pster 9ain (Wfnllsrl
Abtb. wm 4come, Nbrabam Wlenael.
Oter 5ciprIbers. 9apio &aufs, Anrrras
Saplor, Sobn @turp.
Sloro 5eipelbsrs. petsr Slcpp, j., S'
faac Slopp.
Snss, Dlitbacl @ebrct.
&uBtaun Capt. 9anicl Sieter, ebarlss
3. Saber, Daniel 8rdf.
&aneiebwamm. Sobn Slammsr, Soratio
GrsrIsr, Narcn 2Itrsebt.
Olaipentrief. Sfaae .isbtfoct, Scbn Nlt'
baus, 9r. Samcs Sarrab.
Mlaratapnp. Sobn Semp, Sacob $cpan 500
fbua Grim
0o,arion. @amue( sinpermutb, Gbritcpb
Nrsp, Quits S6fs.
Olep. George 1Bitmer, Abrabam See
Surf, Or. Srancis spalm.
peif. Gscr9e Opiter, Sotcb S6tea, Oa'
uip Oloper.
spcnn. 6cinritb Srtlher, Sercmlab 5sln
6einrid SiItert
Stctdcn. Ssrfsp Neitsr, &etl @mitb, sos
nathan Seibel.
Sttbmcup. 9ecrss Ssmp, aDm. stleber,
Daniel Gepfrt.
9tcflaup. Casper GSaltcr Scnathan
6enrp, Neuten Grim.
Diueecmbmancr. Daniel glart, 9ieecn
Naucn,abu, Daniel Braun.
SteaSinH @..w. warc. 9bcmas Oiurs
pbp, Darn Scr, Nntbrnp Srifcr.
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Die Great 2Seltern fuDr.
SSpu OSericp - picoer Kricasacs
fbrei.-9is lsetsn Pabrbten bon Msrieo
lautsn mIrflib piebsr fris9eriib Ob sS wrfs
lib ;u etpaS mbr ol5 Der 9rcbun9 fpmmsn
,pirt, 1T jrsitlbaft. Die &e9erun9 Der Ser.
Stoatn itebt Iib prr ouf jscsn SAL bereit 81
ftin ; in Ssra5 pber ldn9s Der mritanifben
Gren;e ifeben tsreitS 1900 Mann Srlraten u.
cine bseeutenoe Slrtte 1T i'm Golf ifaticnirt.-
lSr f6nnen nod gar n6t 9lauben, cabMsris
co jemal6 bic Sbrrbeit be9sDen wro Den Ser.
Staaten Srie9 Su erfldrsn, rppbsi IS nibtS ais
cine fbmpf1ibc Risberla9s ju srmartsn bdtts.
llnti Rent Ilnrubcn.-Sm Staats Teu
Orrf llnS bic Anti Nsnt llnrubsn nsusrbin9s
auS9cbrcben. 2tm 8. Nu9uif woute Der Sbss
riff bon 9elaware @auntD, NIT isnen spei
1eputirten, in Dem Stdbttbsn Nnbes ein9ssc.
genes @t9entbum esrfaufsn, al6 iie bon st,pa
100 ais Snrianer pcrflsioeten Ssrlen ,ibsrfols
len muroen, welbe bcwaffnt marsn II. nuf lis
ibclTen ,poburb ;,pei Yfsroe mr @insr Der
9eputirten 9etoott wurben. Die Snbiansr
sr9rfsn bann bic Slubt. 9Sarum fubt bic
&e9isrun9 bon Teu OOrf pisfsm llnbsil nibt
ju ffsusrn? Sis mus sntwsbsr gu fbwab iein
ocsr untsr ben Snbiansrn ;upisl psrfappte
Sreunbe baben, csnen Ite ncb fir 3snffe bei
Der leetsn wabl psrpflidtst lit.
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Sbiff mirb nibt nab alter Manisr burb an
Der Sslte anssbrabts Mdosr, fonosrn curb
SmitD's arbimseifbs Sbraubsn Yrcps0sr
fcrtbsws9t. Der sanss Sau oss gbiffsS fpa
Elm pabrsS9SunosrWsrf isin unb Sau1enrs finz
ben iib elm eafslbs su tsfibtissn. Der Gas
pitdn 1T Sr. Socsfen, esrlsIbe wsldr fribsr
Die Great 2Seifern tubr.
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Gin Sbrtiber in Der llnitso Stas5 Ga;etts
msint bas bic Sttrbllbfsit mslbe felt eini9en
QScben unter ben Slie9sn Dsrrfbt bon Der
9rcsen S9ise bsrribrs incsm biefe sberbsn
nibt Isbsn fonntsn fcbalo bic joiee iber 100
@rabSabrsnbet ifis9e. Surbt Dor anifsfsnSsn
Sranfbsitsn, Welbe pslc qsuts pon Der Slie9sn
Ssube folssrn molltem wdre csmnab unnde.
SsrfS @auntD bat jest 40 Nbpofaten. 9a
pirb eS rpobl nibt an SdnSsn fsblsn bic @ss
red)tiofeit III banbbaten.
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nen Gobten auf Dem Rieoelpeee peri6idt
-auf benz Ganal 7l6O Sonnen. Nuf
ocm Hieeel,peee muroen wdbreno oleiem
Sommer 42l ,4SO Sonnen perianot-bel
Canal S.O9S Sonnen.- 8eiammtbetroa
bel Tie9elmeo uno Canal pdbreno oleler
SabrsSeit 539O9S Sonnen.
Uus oer 9eba 8oblenre9lon itno oleien
CONNER 2l2.O6l Sonnen &oblen per'
libifft woroen.
Ser &6rper zines Srldnoere. 0tomcns
Samcs &ellp, wuroe am 7ten 0lelee in
Drelbelbie'e Damn. unoefdbr Spei Wei.
len unterbalb oieler Staot. 9efunoen.
Oem Nnfbein nab lag Der &0rper ibon
einioe Sage i'm gSafsr. @ine 9eibenbe,
I iibtiouno fono oenielben Nbcno itatt. mas
absr Der Qu6lprucb Der Surp mar. boben
mir nibt erfabren. G6 miro 0elaot er
lpGre am Ubeno oe5 4ten Oielee in Sc
leufbaft GINGER anoerer Srldnoer 0eieben
nOroen, uno babe etpa6 8elo O0roeSei0t
weltbe5 nibt bel ibm 0efunoen muroe.-
&ellep fol- cine Samllte in SPORT HiD
mono. p5ilaoelpbla @auntp, BADEN, unb
arbeitete felt einioen Monoten ouf Dem
Sbupfu Sauep Nieoelw,9. ST.. Qrclie
SO
2lllCntdun rcn Is. Uu9ult.
l1noluf. - l(m lebttn Samif19 tru0
iib fcl9enoes llnoluG in Der @lltner5
@rube oes 6errn Sacob Stbneioer. in .
bcr Saucona Sounfbip, 9cba SauntD
su. Sine Qn5abl Nrbeter waren nit Dem
llu5oraben BON GrS beibdfti0t, ais NIT
einem Wal cine Woi1e GroP, Die man p0l
lt9 itber 5u ien 9loubte, berunter tlel,
uno eincn juneen Wann oermaBen bcibd
o0te, oab ct an Den Sol0en ltorb. SSH
fonnten Den Namen oG6 lln8lIfli6cn nibt
austtnoi0 MAIDEN uno nur 70 oiel in Gr
fabrun0 brin0en oab er Gin nubtcrncr
fleiBi0er Mann, uuo Don 8tburt Elm Gu
ropder mar.
sc b / n g. -28ir llno beri6tet nor
oen, oaB unBefdbr II WeiIcn BON oiCIei
Staot, i'm n0roliden She'll oiclt6 Saun
ties, am Iseten 8reitao Elm Wonn ourt
oaS 8a6 in enem Srunnen eritldte. Gi
ncm anoeren Wanne Der binunter ftiep
lbn 5u befelt0en um beraufocio0en gu
Deroen. fol- belnabe Elm 1lCitC6 SbldlaI
Suoeitoben fein. gSeiter tonntsn mir uon
cem lln0lIcfc nibt6 crfabren. 0cr9lcibep
6duc ercioncn iItb iebr oft. uno man icute
lebr icr0fdtti0 bel Der Seitcioun8 ir0eno
zines Srunnen6 III @srfe 9eben.
Gileners' @rube. e.-Ginc iebr reibbal
t0e Gliener3 8rube 1T ncullb ouf Dem
gonoe oe6 5errn Samc6 Seoreope6, un
0efdbr cine Wele BON oeiicr Staot oe6ff
net lporoen. Q(uS oerielben miro oo6 Gr5
nit lcidter Wibe 5erau6ocnommcn, in
oem nur eini0r Sub 8runo fib oarouf
befinoen, uno SabpcrltGnoi9e ucrIibern
oo1clbe Don erifer Site ;u fein. Sci
nabe w0bentlib pcroen neue oerarti9e
8ruben 0e6fnet. uno unfer Gauntp emf,
bdlt 70 iebr piel BON oieiem Gr;, oob ee
nirflib fir Gapitalilten pcrtbeilbaft iein
muBte, bier Gllemperfe au erribten.
ee6a patrict.
Sc
Seuer uno 81 oro o.-gin Grtro
aus Der 0ruferei oe6 fenia (Sbio) "Sef-
fcrlonion" pom 3ten Quoulf meloct, oaB
man um 2 ubr an icnem Wor0en oae
0rOBe StObr6immer Der Oerren @uterbab
uno Nuilon in Srano entpeefte. Sbr
9onSer Moarcnporratb, i'm Q8ertb BON
$4,000, alma in Oen Elammcn auf. OaS
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&oblenbanoeI. - 8on Der SbuptfiQ
Ge8ion wuroen leste SSobe 24,O32 Son.
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Seuer uno 81 or o.-gin @rtro
aus Der 0ruferei oe6 Tenia (Sbio) "Sef-
fcrlonion" pom 3ten Quoulf meloct, oaB
man um 2 ubr an icnem Woroen oae
9roBe StODrSlmmer Der oerren 9uterbab
uno Nullon in Srano entpectte. Sbr
9onSer Woarcnporratb. i'm Q8ertb BON
$4,000, 0in9 in oen Slammen auf. Oo6
9roBe baGlfeinernc @eb6uoe, benobnt bon
Den &aufleuten putsrbob uno Nuilon,
u. .. 8eol. @eibirrmaber. uno Samuel
Grumbab. Sutitobr bronnte nicoer. 70
AUDI oaS orCBe battlfeinprne SouS, BE-
mobnt Ucu 9. 3. g8uiomIon, Speserci
0dnolcr, .. gorr. SubbGnoler, uno
uo6 Swei ooer orei Samlien. Der Scr'
luit an Gioentbum fann nibt peni0er ais
Is bis 10000 8baler iein. Sur Gins Der
8ebduoe mar uerlihert. 3lpei adtbare
iun9e Seute, Sames &ennr uno QSitbelm
Steele, Glerf6 Der Serren Yuterbab uno
NCllon, peld)e in Dem Stobr iblicfen,
buBten lbr eeben Elm. ll6 man Die Slam
men 3uerit fab, uno bierauf Die Sbur sc
ipren0t muroe, fano man 6rn. Eennp an
Der Sronttbur lieoen. obne SewuBtIeir,
uno beoeuteno oequetibt. ST puroe nob
clnem nabe lic0enoen 6auie oebrabt. 100
er 9leib oarauf ieinen 8eiit aufoab, obne
i'm Stonoe 3u iein Die @ntitebuno oe5 Seu.
er6 an0eben Su f0nncn. Serr Steele lag
nod ouf Dem Settr, fonnte, aber nibt
9erettet peroen. oa o(le5 in Slammcn
ltano. Steele fbtief auf Dem 9aoentilb.
lelitete Mioerftono. wuroe aber iiberipdl
tl9t u: ermoroet. Gine beoeutenoe Suan
tltat 8aoren aus Dem Stobr fano man
un8etabr cine balbe Meile Don Der Staot.
Nton meb nibt oa6 Die Soiewibter 8elo
Sstomen. Dae Gi9entbum fol- gang ourb
Serll6erun9 0eoecft iein. Scr Gincin
natl "eommereiol'' pom 5ten2(uouif iaot,
DAP elm Mtonn in iener Stoot, ouf Ser.
oabt. er iel elmer Der Moroer, in Serbaft
9enommen ,pocoen mdre. 60. @o,ette.
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SdS 0rptic Sdiiipf1cbtn.- .-1"' I'nS
oe srpartsts eiisrns 9ompfbiff "@rtat Sri'
tain'' fam am porlse setsnScnnta9s in 9tsuDprf
an, nab elmer Msiie pcn Is Sa9sn. 9tsupcrfsr
Sldttcr lieftrn einsn lonsen Ssridbt ibsr Die
@r66s, Sauart uno inners @inribtun9 bieisS
yr66tsn Der 9roBsn Sbifs. G6 1T, auf Dem
Gsreet esmsGsn 800 Sus lang; Gdn9s Der
Q5alfsn 81 8us l2tbs bsS Stifss pom &isl
bis ,ur untsrn Seits be6 cbcrn 9sdss 81 Su6
A Sol uno msnn telaoen 9ebt eS 16 SuB tlef
i'm QEaler. Die Sraft Der bsiesn Nfaibinsn
lit Der BON 1000 Yfroen 9lsib, nebifoem bat
oas @bif feds Maifsm an melbsn 100
ouabratsVaro Ss9sl an9ebrabt inb. Der
innsre &aum iif bindnslib fir $50 YaiTa9iss
re unb cine Maifbaft ron 13O Ysrfcnsn u.
Die MittaestafsI bat Naum fir $50. 9aS
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
PersonaI Movements.

Gov. Bartlett. of Ohio, declines complying with re-
QUESTION Of Gov Owsley, of Kentucky, for the delivery
Of fellow from the latter State named Kissam kid
napper of slaves.
Capt. Emery Johnson OF this city, recently deceased,
LEFT 5000 Rev DR. Brazer pastor Of the North Church
for charitable and benevolent purposes to be
distributed according to his judgment Also $4,000 to the
N. Y. Seaman's Friend Society.
Mr.. Coleman, of Philadelphia, has invented method
by which locomotive engines, may ascend inclined
plane with ease and safety.
Delegations Of the Native Party, from New York ane
other places have arrived in Boston, and that anoheI
delegation from New York expected to arrive on
Monday evening" with Mayor Harper at its head All O.
whom TO be received at Faneul Hall, by His Honor
Thomas A. Davis, Mayor elect Of that city.
Secretary Bipb has removed Mr.. Pleasanton out o
his office OF Superintendent oil Light Houses, for incom
potency.
Mr. Giles is lecturng with great applause at the Mus
cal Fund Hall, Philadelphia.
John Neal OF Portland, Me-, has been nominated
candidate for Mayor Of Portland by the American Repub
lican party there
female named Susan Yates, charged with aiding the
escape of slaves from st. Louis arrested the 10th
inst. with capias, issued from the Criminal Court and
committed to jail.
The New York herald., 1845-02-26

INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
THESE PLABTERS prepared for pains and weakness in the
back breast side or limbs bruises sprans kc and for
give immediate and soothing relief They will also be found
highly beneficial for complaints Of the Liver Lungs and
Kidney.
Persons sedentary habits whose business requires them
sit stand much who be troubled with weakness the
chest the side Breast will ad great relie by
Mie proprietor rlasers offering to the public
would simry state that they are not the Ieult Of ard
sold thousands of individuals many Of
with pleasure refer who will testify their intrinsic value and
the beneficial effects dervtd d therefrom.
The and easng demsnd for the'e Paste the popu
lay they have obtained solely by their merits ~ the
universal satisfaction they have given convincing Of
their superior efficacy has thus induced the proprietor to
make them more ge orally known. .
They are beautifully spread soft white skin by machine
III
which are source Of complaint TO the rdnary the
dav proprietor having made for The
she price Of them low to place them within the reach Of
individual who be under the rous
plants to which they applicable. hey with them
Si iS:sss and
King street Yo Also for Se
DR. LAEpEER, SoNSsULTNe ENGiNEER. snSis
If Ens
gnee he followed extensive scale for
in England and France Inventors patentees
d practical science on the
K.o. disputed and
ing proysd win Be supplied undertaken when
being lost BY frivolous appeatons all appcsnts will be
pectsd to pay retaining fee OF $40 before consuls
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
ST. GEORGE HOTEL
No. 81 Broadway. New York.

NEXT Block below Trinity Church. and Wall street)
HE subscribers essees and propreors Of the above well
known establishment having recently taken for term of
ater themselves that they ready the
wishes their friends aud patrons by every
afford
The of the house large airy commodious and
have been but lately fitted up with and elegant furn
ure.
The dometcs attentive, respectful and obedentthe
BILE abundany supplied with all the subsantas and uxures
good yng-the cellar contains ample Of the choicest
house are consany kent IN clean and beasfni condton
Having avaled themselves of these and many other advan
p"prstors not only deem i duty hut take pleasure
while endeavorng please although they pretend
smile at competon they determned by assduous
tention the OF their guests the reasonable
charges, that those who shall meet
disappointment and that those who away shall
dissatisfaction. JOHN II. MORE,
PETER TYLER.
New York, Feb. 1, l845. "a lm*rrc
The New York herald., 1845-02-26
Ponce.
Ponce.
Correspondence Of the Herold.]
PONCE. p. r.. Feb. 10, lS45

Ponce, p. R., Feb. 10, lSi5.
Fire IN the Playa Of Ponce, r. X.
On the morning of the Sd February, about 10
o'clock, fire broke out on the bay Of Ponce, in
house occupied by Mr.. Felix Puvill The house
being old and lofty, the flames soon caught large
store occupied by Messrs. Roca, Lacot & Co, and,
raging with violence, soon extended to the adjoin-
ing dwellings and stores. All was confusion and
in few hours the principal stores, dwellings and
cooperages were heap Of ruins The wind being
strong, and varying during the fire, blew 1t III all
directions. Many buildings took fire from the
sparks, and the want of a good fire engine was Sc
verely felt at the time. So severe was the fre,
and so quick did il rage, that OF six lighters that
were hauled up on the beach, five were destroyed.
II i'll take some time before our little community
will again be settled, as those who were the prlnc
pal sufferers the persons who did all the ship
ping business, who are now obliged to live where
they can, andput up with any place for store. The
opinion is, that brick buildings will now be erect
ed. The loss can be safely estimated at one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars.