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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

for The transaction solely OF General Commits
sion Business, offer their services 10 the public
for the sale of TOBACCO, WHEAT and
FLOUR. Liberal advances will be made on
produce in hand, when desired They have
taken the house recently occupied by Gibson &
Thornton near Shockoe Ware House.
SAM. WINFREE,
J. NJ. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond, October 4-deolm&c2m
The Lynchburg Virginian, Petersburg Intel
ligencer, Charlottesville Advocate, Danvie Re
porter GAINESVILLE Herald and Raleigh Register
will insert the above one month, send US copy
OF The paper containing it, and toward their ac
counts 10 this office for collection. w. & S.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

tut ON To NH ELLEhS.
= b The new aud beautiful sleam-
SESssz5sk boat ALICE, Capt Thomas Skin
ner, purchased expressly 10 run in connection
with the steamboat Curtis Feck, on James river,
and form daily line between this city, Norfolk
and Balimor-,) will commence her regular run
on Saturday morning, 18th October leaving The
wharfat Rockets al O'clock
The Daily line from Richmond to Baltimore is
now permanently established, and travellers &c.
ing North or South need NOT fear detention and
we solicit a trial TO convince them OF the econo-
my and comfort oflhs line.
Get IL HASktNS & LIBBY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

FOR BREMEN.-Pasage only.
AiN The A packet ship NEW YORK
NM having her cargo fully engaged and going
on board this week, will sail from City Point for
Bremen about 30th instant. A few passengers
can be handsomely accommodated, and will be
taken at moderate rate. Applylo
Oct. 20 HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

Some vacancies on Isl OF November. You had
t.,sr m them. Board and tuition from Novem-
ter Isl 10 10 July Isl, 100 dollars payable in ad-
yan'e.
Direct as above.
Oc, 2i-cw6w WM. u. HARRlSoN.
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SE EOP SAFE

HORSE FOR SALE.
q The subscribers have for sale very
~ : fine HORSE, six years old next Spring;
II IL works well in double or single harness,
and warranted sound in every respect.
J. A. GARRISON g. Co,
Oct. IL No. Ill Broad Street, Shockoe Hill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

CAPS CAPS CAPS -!
r ATE and beautiful styles OF Caps just come
| 4 ont for the Fall and Winter wear; some
thing very neat and handsome. The following
list comprises part of them
Geptlemen's French Gerard Caps
Dress
/" Travelling Caps
Ole Bull
/" Navy
I" Halifax
Youths French Gerard E"
Dress
Blue Navy
Ole Bull
Halifax
Winter
Chilrens Ashbudon
Ring Forage Busles
I" Plaid
/" Velvet Broadway
+" New York
Royal Navy
Infants Velvet Caps, very fine; all Of which
are offered on very moderate terms, at
K. MI. ALLEN s. co.
No. 90 Main street, next door 10 K. Il. Jenkins.
Oct.
CHEAP SCHOOL BOOKS.-A large va
" riety and assortment OF School Books Of eve
~ description on hand, and 'or sale by The SUBJ
scriber who is determined 10 sell them as cheap
as they can be sold, and respectfully requests that
the public will give him call.
Ocll3 a. G. PENDLETON.
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
r AM prepared 10 attend 10 General Commits.
i sion Business particularly so for The sale OF
-four, OF good and fair braDds, either by wholesale
or retail
II Particular attention will be paid TO the
sale oftobacco, where experience and judgment
are most requisite. WIN. WALLACE.
Oct. 3
BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS!-CHEAp! CHEAP!
n We have ON hand 10 cases Boots Of very
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR BALTIMORE.

20 p Hereatlerthe steamers COLUM-
&Islssisssssiss2-BUS and POCAHONTAS will
leave Richmond on the afternoons of Tuesday
and Saturday, al o'clock, for Baltimore. Pas.
sensers from Lynchburg and The West, going
North, can so directly on board the boats on The
above days, and proceed Immediately TO Ball-
more, arriving there the next Thursday and Mon
day mornings. Passage and fare TO Baltimore
only IS. HENRY LUDLAM & co.
Sept. l8
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Tiki INK! INK !!!-BIue, black, green,
i red, and changeable Ink, in jugs and Phials;
for sale by the dozen or single bottle, by
A. G. PENDLETON,
Ocr % bookseller. No l6 Main Street.
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a MOTHER ARRIVAL OF FALL AND
n WINTER CLOTHlNG.-Just received
per Columbus three cases Fall and WINTER
Goods, consisting Of every style Of Goals rams
and Vests; also Un'ercoats and Drawers IN va
rely. q. DUNSrAuua ~
Oct IT No. 81 West Main Street.
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Will be sold in my auction room, on Satur-
day the 18th October, at 10 o'clock, a first rate
Blacksmith, p years old.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL
ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Raleigh q Gast0n Rail Road
FOR SALE.

81 Dunlop & Moncure Aucls.
Oct l1-lcs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

vorsble report to the Common Council The Commit, IT,
tee after some farther desul'o'y debate adjourned 10
- The enrravings in Grahnn'- Holiday Nun.
ber Of his Magazine the ro'' charming pictures Of
the season The ps;e of costumes is exquisite
rone OF the dead bodies found IN the trunks Fe'
fsred to Yesterday has been Identified as thai OF Mary
Ann Robinson who died suddenly on me ION INST al
No. 1872 Anthony and inquest held on the Iltn
M, the body then buried by the Corporation N the fo'
,er's Field on Rsndalrs Island
n a line baby. ard very neatly dressed was
le on Wednesday night under the sioop OF the house
aos Mul5erry...!eet Upon examining the ehd, which
sp,,ors 10 be aboa .wo weeks old letter was found n
i. bosom, on which was written Take care OF ihis
n-cciou. babe. and have her christened AnnSh Marin
Mur.ach By Catholic prestin the name Of The Blessed
VIRGIN and his Blessed Son, Jesus
~ On Thursday night, Policeman on GUY
Essex Market discovered msn lying in the square
near the new Prison withou, signs OF life and having
removed the body 10 the Station House sent for "
Thompson the Physician to the City Prison VINO pro,
nounced the man dead broken neck II IS sa''
that the name oi the deceased Is Alexander Lynn A
,b., he fell over an iron pipe and broke his neck
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
oo ,,..., .,sirv s,.no.ed OF a, faIl prices

10000 bags. which readily disposed OF a; tai
Foreign The sales sns. snd the Inquiry LimeG-
I1!iot-P Y c .2s i2s 81 per ct' not ilnch cispo
tou pzrcha.e North American. by aucco1, "4L0'a
IN consequences OF the low bidding a.,
Tobaeco-The sales this month up s7s hhcs VIZ ~
vir.n;a Leaf - Siemrnsd, 255 Kentucky Lesi anc t1t
SeTur!ed OF ihe.e ~ Virginia Lesf IS sietnn=c he
lucky Leaf; and SteuIIned were tsSen !or lrea1 20
8 virginia S;erlmed. Scotland 90 Virginia ana IL!
Kentucky Leaf, -1portsion: 10 |irsinis Leai Ahl
60 Kentucky Sierirned. resale and The r-islncer o.
50 Virginia Leaf 50 Siemued. IS Kentucky Leaf snd
555 Seutned 5y the trade OF those imported 2-5s
were from New Orleans 1874 Virgins sut y New 1orS
OF those exported 9S for Africa . Tor Aras,eoa
and Rio Jans.ro The inquiry for The period OF the year
has been small but manufacturers STOCKS beng now pretty
nearly exhausted may expect better demand and g.
large proportion OF the sale. very good
assortment be offered TO buyers generally hoIfers
continue frl1. s-d the market steady The following are
the quotations COW current. $40 80.
Hhds. Hhds
Tobacco in Liverpool Sis octeber.... 1916. BIB
Imported II November r..........-..-. 0-olo 80
Total. ll,5.e II ys-s
UooL-fFrou1 the Circular OF Messrs. Hughes Ronad
Our Wool market very depressed although, any hin
here li,e improvement during The last wees ard ise
pubic sales went Of better ,ha1 generally expected Uni
led States Mer;no- Id. TO sd Inferior id TO lc!d
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
Tobacco.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In the fcadia from liverpool n, B0ston-Mr and Mrs
Anf'nordt Mrs Menz.us Mr and Miss Delano, Mr. and
Mrs Gaillardet Mr. and Mrs MeIlis, Hon G w Lay and
lady c P Paulsen. Dunlopp Crawford Cogsil, bearer OF
dispatches w Balch DR. Pollock Noel. eabody
Wickoi, II H4rdt Phillips, L o'Sulivan Schuling' G
Poppenhuson, H A Underwood. A Jones. kennard, II
Mcfarland Miner Rev James Bigg, Curell Schepeler
Calf 1t Lepper, P l. Montan,, Casroch. Albert Speyer
l. II Gos,enhofer Mr. Bunse, Capt Washburton and ser
want Mr. Campbell, Rev q Stevenson, Rev MIR McFavsh
Joshua Garsed. G w White, Henry. Lastimer, h A
Gannc Huston Gaffiken. Hartley, Dutait Franklin
Smith Metcalf Rasch, Ciarkoht, Esemwein. w o Eng
sh 1t Finden, Banachi, Cooper. f North, w Pink
Nugent, n Rent. Douglass, Lewis, Jr, Hartley, Nj
FoX-12 TO Halifax
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
43nsiuess Notices.

rS~ llr. COTTON offers his innaci En:ertaiamen; Of
CHEMICAL EXPERIMENTS, Monday Evening next, .s
viii be seen by the adyerti.ement Sir ladies and tn,r,
ysntlemea are to inhae the Laughing Gas. Mr. Cocp
promises to kill rat and then restore it 10 life By Cal
raaism with II variety of amusing experiments tsl
doubtless be an interesting entertainment.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

To ALL READERS or NEwsPAPERs-A few days after The
opening of the late Fair Of the American Institute, II WA
reported in of the Daily Papers that A. e. Bagey'
Gold Pens had taken the premium state before
the public, an uaieniable truth that no Gold Pens er
cepng L. BRowNs have received the first premium
any Fair OF that lnstiueand that Browns Pens re
ceyed the first premium successive neda
and diplomas They stll TO be found as good
ever atmostot The Jewellers and staonrrs in NewYofE
and Brooklyn vel my Mandatory, No, 10 Ffols
ST. Brooklyn. lirl LEVI BROWN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

Nh EpIroR-Mr. Abernethy says Consumption
Tubercles oil the Lungs ii these are healed and iS.
Lungs otherwise sound, the patient must get we'll Isb
fully demonstrated in the of my friend r. IancoI
Esq which has been fully substantiatcd by Mr. W.
Church where tubercles cured by the ceebral.i
ChronoTherma Remedy, Doctor Tayors Genuine Bs'
sam of Liverwort, (nado at 375 Bowery, with Doccr
Leedss signature the wrapper there are many coun
torfeits and mitations) This fact should be known to
every one prcdisposed TO affections of the Threat Ches
and Lungs. Also is sure remedy for Asthma Coughs
and Colds and be given TO the most delicate Infant
Surely such discovery will not be neglected BY the
public. The Doctor has any quantity of testimonials
cures from Physicians and others. He says that tne
change OF temperature adequate cause Tor all ds
ease and that there is actually but health and or
disease" The life of the flesh is in the blood, The
blood Of /: is for the life thereof."-Leeiticas.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

LATER FROM ST DoNSGo-By the arrivalyes;e,.
dag morning the schr Sarah Capt Edridge from Po
Platte in "a days learn that few days p
MS arrival there engagement had taken place
in the interior between the Douaiuicans and Hay''ens is
latter being completely defeated with oss of 400 or so
men aud some taken prisoners We also learn By CSP.
Griffin OF the schr h Lawrence from - Domingo City
n, contribution of the battle. The Haytiens
making preparations for another encounter.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

F' THE FOREIGN NEWS no: only compels US to
crowd Domestic Intelligence into the smallest posi-
Bile space bu, TO much interesting matter intended
for our columns to day We are also reluctantly obliged
to encroach upon the yors OF our advertising rend'
bat we shall do them full justice mex, week.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

oursIpE-Fua Pase-Notices OF New Publications :;
Report of Commissioner OF Indian Affairs asc.Foarth
Pose-Ncws Items; Lis, of Letters, Marine News, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

ANNUAL DISTRIBUTORS or PRIZES BY THL
AnxSscAx ARR uMoN.-l'hc Tabernacle was crowded
last evening by very select audience TO witness 'As
.oral distribution OF prizes among the members Of tais
As.ocistion-wtLLIAat CULLEN BRYANT, Esq. in the
Chair. We had prepared a somewhat lengthy notice Of
the proceedings but were obliged omit H. on account
ofour Foreign News, and spress ofotheF matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

-" The River above ST. Louis was entirely clos
ed on the 10Th and crossed at that place
fhnf my nnnn the ice.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

rs The City Hotel, Hartford Con. is advertised fOI
sale The house in excellent repue and Is worthy ne
attention of Hotel Keepers
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

The subject now principally engaging pupLlc al
,en;ion in Lisbon the daily increasing Pecuhisf' VII
tarrsssment OF the Government
The dsorganization of society CONSEQUENT oli -,
rusgoverumen: showing !tse!i N Iae 'n..H - -
srocious rrin1es and in acis Of lrsaiIy ihlcIee On
persons vho had exercised tne!f pFIvIees as a.
ire late elections II opposition TO the We" u ~
eminent III prosecutions OF the press 7'---s -
! vigorously
Italy.
TIE Pass Is lrALY-Tbe Augsburg Gazette
says IN is correspondence frori Palermo ma. .ne cen
is exercised with great severity upon me
Letters from Ancoa state that some Eneush iaer-
chants having made lzr-e purchases OF G'"u ~ 4At
place, the public are in STATE OF eFea ~ ~ q s1 q,
endsavOrDg 10 get the expectation stoPPeu- a. .1-
the people also II OF cotnlnoIou all H
vessels in the haroor, oaded WIZ gram "'''O"
they Obliged The owners 70 discharge
Letters from Italy stale thai the Emperor OF nus
sja expected Naples me cA u4i' anu 81 i'oe
in the cary psrt Of December.
Greece.
ArHENs-Leters from Athens state tha; the Mn,
isters were every da; becoming more Cnpopua'' anu
that considerable alarm prevailed throuShoIt tns = -
vuces in consequence OF the number o! oFl-aHs
ing them. To the present period no"eveI lley a1 re-
spected travellers bat ;he7 pqndered villages ndiscF!I'
inaiely.
Lord Aberdeen mas written adespach 10 Sir E Lyons
which ne desires Sir Edmond 20 communicate 20 the
Greek Government in which ne declares mat on tne
part OF England he will insist on the STREET execution St
the treaty 1899 which aside tue revenue oil Greece
the payment b,tGre yt Else OF tne interest OF 1e
loan contracted by ha; Government ana guaranteed ey
Great Britain, France and Rusha-
Switzerland.
LucERSE.-Dr Ptytier, who was accused OF con-
nviug at the assassination " Leu, has been SET at
liberty.
Zurich has set Lieut. Bruaner. one OF the refugees
from Lucerne. liberty. Lieut. brunner mas oeen az
rested at the request OF the Lucerne Governneni As
party in the murder OF " Lea This had caused much
IL feeling al Lucerne.
tu-Iria.
V!gxxA-A letter from Vienna OF the 18th ult
states that the vesgsuons relative 10 the results OF
this years furnished proofs that the guam
titv Of grain obtained sufficiently abundant TO supply
the wants those parts OF the empire IN whch symp-
toms oil scarcity has already been manifested h!s u
the reason why Government hss taken no steps to pro-
hbit the export corn reduce the duties on con-
sumption in the large toWus.
Prussia.
BERIIS-The news from Prussia is not import
ant The religious movements Of the German Catholics
do not receive so much attention as iney did sometime
since.
very extensive conspiracy has been discovered IN
Posen. The numerous arrests which nave taken ace
originate attempt restore Poland 10 It's org
inal nationality. The Clergy are deeply involved
in thai attempt Three Catholic priests mad been sent
from Kalish 10 Warsaw. AZ O'trowo the troops had
been supplied with cartridges, and the military
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

SELECT EXPERIMENTS IN MESMERIsM.
~ Mr.. p. WEBSTER has the honor 10 announce Iha
he VIII commence series Of private experiments in An
nal Magnetism Monday night Dec 22d to be continued
Wednesday, Friday and Monday nights Of each week
his residence, 652 tIudsonst Charles Those wlo
object public disply OF Mesneric phenomena have
opportunity of Witnessing the most beauifG! expen
ments ever eiced in this, or any other country, In pr
puror. Experiments 10 commence at O'Clock Tics
admitting gentleman aud gdy, ~ 90.
Also-ClairvoyaGcc Animal and Electro Magnetism ap-
Piled 10 tue treatment Of disease
Mr.. Webster who for the few years haa asonsht
the Southern public by his surprising cures made through
the virtue OF the above medical agents has taken up
his residence in this City, 5j2 Hudson where he will de
his time and tGes the relief of suffering humanity
He has also secured the assistance of the distinguished
CluvOyan recently from TO Olyer.st. whose prescrp
tons have proved emlnenty successful IN the cure die
For particulars lnquice a. 532 Hudson-st neai
Charles. Hours for consultation, from O'Clock A. NJ al
o'clock f. NJ. $50 2us'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
Austria.
Prussia.
IIoil,tni.

THE HAGUE, Nov 30.-In the second Chamber
of the States General discussion turned upon the
settlement Of the Ensi.h in BOrneo. One member OBJ
served that the colonization Of Borneo, BY England
would tend 10 disturb ePosc, and to endanger the
safety OF the Dutch possessions The treaty OF le2i
had been violated The Colonial Minister replied that
the statement was m ainy correct The English Cabinet
had been applied to, and had given satisfactory assur-
ances The subject excited great interest in the Cham
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

THE FRENCH LANGUAGE We are assured b. gen
cmcn with the matter hut persons OF either
sex who join Prof Vieplaits Classes either in this ctI
or az Brooklyn attain their object with easc, rapidly
and degree of pleasure wholly unantcipated See sd
yertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
Court .Tats Day.

SUPERIOR CcrRr-Nos ~ o.. 45. >, 1876 90 - -. -
= 76 E 10 20 50 10 o., II. "a, So o. So o. Iue'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

TRIA1 or IoHNsoN.-The trial OF this man tc-
his alleged participation in the Greene ou,rages i. sul
proceeding at Binshsmton From what we can CLEAN, he
stands in tjcklish position 1t has been attempted by
.npI tor the defence 10 set aside the evidence OF Mr.
Burdck by stating that she had been subject 10 hyEerc
hts-hAd but lust returned from Lunat'c Asylum sc.
He attempted demonstrate that !; was possible fot
her 10 have placed herself in the ditch in the position
which she had been discovered, aud 10 Tie her osn
hands. &c. The counsel for the prosecution makes sn-
swer that needs such arguments 10 celert
it--that Mrs Buriicks hts and sub sequent deranse
meut were the result OF her treatment by those who
ducted her and never observed before the occur
renccs involved in the trid. The whole affair II strikes
Us very complicated one, and Viii need great ce
of minute investigation before verdict be rendered
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

- \ fatal ARRAY occurred among the la6orers
engaged on building gong up in Fourth s. usr
Sxhaycnue, "a part OF the city famous tor qusrre on
Thursday morning about o'clock. II seems that while
lyo men john Hart and Mathew Logan, c!enrhed
IN isht Patrick Campbell Har,s friend. seized bod
and struck Logan on the back OF the head with such
violence ,hn he died about ten minutes sfterwards
Logan was taken 10 MS residence No. 2i Christopher
and the other TWO taken into custody. The ExpFs,,
saws there was no external marks upor TIE body Of
Logan which would indicate the OF his deaa-
lie looks as il he were calmly sleeping and up 70 he
hour yesterday his body still warm, almost ss Iae
vital spark hsd not been quenched.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

G Burgess. stringer s. Co. 222 Broadway corr,
Ann.sl have received full supply OF the latest a''
foreign papers.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
Poland.

POLISH CoSsPIRACY.-Seyeral arrests were Ell
fected in the kingdom OF Poand more especially in
Warsaw aud its vicinity account of the discovery OF
An ext nsive conspiracy Hot in Posen had It's origin
in Warsaw In addition TO keys for entering the powder
marszine and the Govcrnnen, Treasury the couspra-
tors had secured the means OF admi;tancc the or-
cations which it intended 10 blow up. The pens
anry around Posen were unite with those OF Poland,
and civil war would have blaz.d forth in all its fury
The conspiracy was discovered and frustrated.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

-. Read the advertisement under head OF AHs'y
aen,s concernin. Pes!.. Gree, Painting OF Ias Gs'V
De,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
Ncw-Xcahnd.

The BRITISH AGAIN ntelligcnce
has been received Bomb,y OF thiri repulse
aiucd by the British troops il NewZesland. The Off
cia account OF ;he disaster is seontained in despatch
from Colonel Desparc commaling the goth regiment to
Governor Firzroy, dated July I'D from the camp before
ekes Pah or stockade Frcn this despatch 1t appears
that the repulse occurred in attempt made TO carry
the fortified position OF Heke; the loss OF the British
troops very severe; one;iird of the actually
engaged fell in the attack Amongst the casualties
three officers killed and three severely wounded.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
RUSSIA.

. Sr PETrRsBURG-Nayg cation between ST. Pc
,crsburg and Crons,ad been stopped since the lth
ult By the frost On the l2th ST. Isaacs Bridge was re-
moved and the Neya became fled with blocks OF ice
that on the 18th all communication between tn eshores
of the river stopped.
The Emperor Of Russia las lately issued an order
forbidding the masters Of establishments in which work
is carried on night aud day from employing children un
der the age of twelve years between midnight and sX
s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
Belgium.

BRUSSELS, Dee. Tile past fortnight has almost
been exclusively occupied discussing the address in
the Kings spceca.
The treaty with the United States has not yet been
published 1t is said that establishes perfect recpro-
city in the commercial relations OF the twocountres and
that contains the clause which caused the treaty OF $40
not be ratified the effect that the hag covers the
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

y Governor Wright hes revoked his Procla
laat;on Published lsat August, in which ,be County q
Delaware was declared 70 be In state Of insprrecos
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
Germany,

Berlin, Nov. 26.-N. p Willis an dttdche 10 the
United States Embassy in thu city left days back
with espatchcs for the Washington Government.
The King OF Prussia has issued circular protest
Ing strongly against reports la he favorable TO the
emigration OF Prussians 10 the United States. He Is
strongly opposed such emigration and recommends
the people keep home telling them they find &C.
cupation enough in the Western provinces.
The new religion OF Rongc continues to make pro-
progress in all directions The Church Of Rome.
thoroughly frightened is taking measures to oppose IT,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20
o b Z T U A RY.

DIED, in this place, on the 18th inst, MARY wife
OF w s. Ward, Editor of the Harrsonburg Republican,
and daughter of the late Benjamin King, of Sugaroaf
township, Lazerne county, Pennsy aged - years
months and IL days,-leaving two children one aged
two years, the other ten days, feel the want of
mothers loving care and husband mourn the loss of
an atfectionatc partner
For several days previous to her demise, Mrs. w.
was conscious Of approaching end and happy
Al the prospect OF meeting her Saviour. She declared
her conviction that the Lord would desert in death
those who had served Him in life and looked forward
TO the period ofapproachng dissolution release from
all pain and On the morning of her death She
TOOK last farewell OF her infant children bid the wccp
ing friends who surrounded her bedside final adca
and gave her husband last him SO
10 proceed in this life that mother and husband and chill
dren might meet again in Heaven. blessed are the
dead which die in the Lord from henccforh: yea saith
the Spirit that they may from their labors and
their works do follow them. "-Rockingham Register
DIED, at his residence in Nelson ON the 9th of
march ROBERT RIvEs, Esq, Gather of the Hon. VIM
ves,) IN the eighty first year of his agcHc took
part as volunteer in the closing struggle of the Reyou
ton at York Town. and distinguished through life
OF character. 81