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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

Is A woman having been tIis4 for ,hs
crime Of bigamTr-she having 10 bus.
banda al the same lime 1.-The wsAof /, =.
porter remarked that abe loved ut iod.
wisely. but two well. ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
SADDLE & HARNESS

IVY !; y J U M N q ROfR 81.
u ~. uaGefslgned would lake occasion 10 Re.
the 'laDxs 70 his many kind friends for
him 81 encouragement extended tow ards
msnc6 N, ~ - Nv years. With the CON-
TO NAL q fhe new year he has been ena bled
prove all &c rt ase 70 nis business, which will
benz fetal ;rs. se'age 70 ms customers, and
manufactul ae VIII Still continue to
the best mai = uoss approved style, and Of
aYs, every description Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

q Feeling HxsoaSd.- "A gentleman VI
naked 10 ihe.night and told that bis wu
YES dead, He turned round, drew d
-eoseslst closer. pulled down bis niei
eapssnd mutieredas.he went 10 sl.en
Sssos An. bow grAyed shall Be il n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
Geo. WIN. Ransom, /.
ATTORNEY AT Law

Charltstoirn, JEFFERSON County, Virginia,
(oFFIcE NEXT DOOR TO CoURr HousI,l
nRAcTISES in all the Courts Of Jefferson,
IL Berkeley, Clarke, and Frederick Com
Ian an Is45-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
JOHN BLAIR HodE
Attorney ut Law,

chGI,siOtra, J.6erson County, H'ginia,
"7ILL give prompt attention 70 ell BUSH
" ness entrusted his care, in the Coun-
ties Of Jefferson, Berkeley, Morgan, &c.
MAY !, lSi5.-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
c,r,;sge llpA5199
-, e nNaSOn Harm as

equal, il not sups son kharnes
mandatory in sthiS 10 that Of any other
Also, will be kept Won of country.
nufacilred to or,.er, Mainly on hand, or ma ,
of TRAVELLING TRypst approved styie
at the most reasonable pfH, Of all sizes, and
A call from old friends
tied, believing from. long exlew, is still solic.
mess, and desire to please, nee in hiFbusi.
Will be rendered. Work W mn satisfaction
to snit the times, for cash, or tos al prices
on the usual credit. customers
81 Country Produce will be
change for work, al The market pris in ex-
JOHN BRooA
Charlestown, Feb. IS ls45.-6m. Rt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

- an n.s 20, Rseser, tells 81 : f.na..
Of liquor. and VIA. s-a:Ist me InAneace
ing that be had 10 swallow s az. p q
horns ADD all. cosmenced opeo;r 80 g J.
gaspilg jaws wider aud wider nj; i ., n.
upper story Of hi head .hffed ifs,lf :. y
tirsly eff. ses
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
uAlllSlRzEaEsIgsfxEs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

4 IT.. :
4NHE un4ersigned would respectable ~
= noancefto the citizens or Shephe rdstowi
and II vicinity. that he still Continues he
Cabinet Making Business.
IN al ~ various branches. His shop TIA fep
doors below Eotles's Hotel on the opposite siha
adjoining The Grocery Store Of Bilmyre q ~
where he has on. hand
GOOD SUPPLY OF
Sf11G79 sROsa9
Of varions kinds, and Of lhs best quality, whfel
he will sell on liberal terms AMI 80 4, I.
change all Kinds Of couniry pfoa,lee 7, ,n.,S :,
prices.
He would also give nofiea sh.,h.h
vided himself with 4 GOOD Hr.,s. - .i N Z.
al times Be prepared 10 inrn;.h T.nrr,S. n !,
q ennseJ taem promptly . any place 10
most reasonable terms. r. ID
THOMAS HOPKINS.
shepherdstoEn. Aug 6. Ieft.-.f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

a Goa M.--An amusing aneedote
X. tel.'eo ~. Alexandra Gazette 10
,eounexioan, :on "a Presidenfs late tour
& inspee''sVws. ashik, one Of he Depart
is. roeuts = NE exe\ Entding one 81
Z n . rooms. - az the tNeadbf thai Pc
II brsns; a,tenr ice was as
sseulslsy sssiiN a rss''u anon
\ &C &C ., !he 1odaiioa ar better
..9;etaias ce, than ,hs aspeTs
d ~. d z. app now. MIG now
tSa.aitsd nltcs :. l.se xaeni, !
bs,.s uD,sfse md & lsersl which
do se 10 kes 81 qfolaes i in
! thoacunsnls' Rdt lua6felR, y,
: err ~ VOID e 6 ..oilie The aci oI q,
co.o = - !, 5refe Of The d, Z
oaie.r s.;,s temps broa il, '' % ,sspeei
.oisd b ii,ogaias hesr,iIyp ai,h cad d; lbsh
such 9s,lhdliass we're har sdHI,s,Isa Iha,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

syFyHE subscribers are newbrspared 10 ppr-
given. WEB 6 MARKEDLY.
shsphsrdsiowns March Ial5.-- 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

.eh ~ ne said OLD Mr., ns3 -5
the need ~ i great thing Glen f I,
would yoo 4 b.l y. Why Mr.. SnouiieEie'
years cd. and dr., : now slxiy-fye
out three moths n RI uoW Inc names OF
]. .stu- t.s sad autumn learn, e =.
Ms fiitlf. in Vlg f sIifs: ''n' en-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
Detcafe Co,coIn-.1

Il being addressed 5~ e. young la,
.ued herself ob,e,s 4 man mre1
ooJscti6n 10 an union $500 that h.- only
nsdyiug before ne, ~. "1s eprosabilityo oil
sosro"s Of Ridowboo, 'srvng her 70 The
gsniously replied uoo IN, 10 which lie 10.
~ ~ MA: path asirtuous wife ' ios !, 'ne man
Gays shall be doubIed = = humber
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
August 81, 1915 2 "o'sN' Ci f1

1I august IL, 1919 ri
! VIRGINIA, no W.T.: ia
AT Rules holdenfila the CLERKS Office r. =.
i supeFlor court Of law and cbancety. for
+ 1886: - ? T. 8 'te y zih 81 august.
I John Kable, AM, -
oainuei C.:snyder aad WilliamfG Baker.
1.-THE Defendant, s,mueI = = H. an u :.
80. having entered bis appearance. ana
sen security according to The act of Assem- i
~ suo sae rules of this court and L sppear1
;nSa sa'!ssae'ofy evidence that he is moi 81
IN; assl " ms country; His ordered, That the
~ .ha ssnasn. go aPPesr here on the fifth day
IN; sas hsA. term and answerthe blloftha pia;p-
~ ma. copy Of this order be forthwith
Town - so,ns IS wfPsper published nCharles-
80, LOT Two months E2ecessi.ely ana rcsts5,
AZ the front door OF he courthouse j. NJ
town Of charlestown. = ''' 4 sa0
a Copy--Teste q
Ang 2Lls45: {, BROWN, ci.,k
VIRGLNI.4, 70 NIT. ~
AZ Rules holden 10 the clerks Office or he -,
cur c superior court Or law and chancerv Ia
3 ,sls county, lhs first Monday in August.
Leonard Sadler, Perez,
.fG.4LN3T !. "a "a Z,
alexander Fossett.t erx cufor If Co.. -.
tie. dereoee1t fysoro. II Lit
IN. ,e;dop ~ 80 - -. .sY,se 6. oaraa Lif.
George BrIs and s1zdrg Ellen, Vii wie.
lafe Mary EHea Litfle, - Rxlol
child Of a.d George and 1iaru 1 1x.
John -'rzscOe md Henrietta iIiuf1s
!. late t..e4.ieffd Litfle. .lohn ~ .jp.'
George Eaic--z WIZ ysss facsp ~. Is Az
rion L;ftEe IN ;; ~ .0,s - : Jerrs
IN rrIIAN
Y. w VI AM ~
I'VE defendants. GeprgeHd Ing aa AFy his
wife, - Bfua ihei< A. Is .o1n T1Bris-
oe and Henrietta his e Nan george E1srard
title, not having ent go = ~" IN pearance sn,s
jyen security accorAuE " Am OF A. s,sh,
$. sz,e sry are
rs es sl'T y u ordered, Thai N1&pf
MS do. appear here oil The. fin DAN Nhsf
ERIN. and ans wer the bill Of de Rsin4 5ms
.--ry Of this order beforthwisl inseI trS MI
months .dscessiss,s. and posted At ne u
be Court house q q. in .n se feid town Of q ~
i pRPy,9r IN n lefk. Ia
49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

| VIRGINIA., TO WIT.
lin the Circuit Superior Court of Law I'D
| Cbancery for Jefferson ceanty, June n,
Ds"J4T AGAINST
nm n CAapliae. ISAAC CAapli.e, Isaac
". Gaphae, Henry Berry - zoe
and Elizabeth ". 1is. ,cife ate EIza.
t, ~ harris, George w. Harris, III
moHy Colbert. James -Caapline, Charles
cngpl.ne, Eleanor Caapfiae, Tirgiaia
CAapline,1 and Joseph Giapline. 2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
Doctor Alexander !.

DUCVUE hICAWHUOI
NFFERS his professional services 10 the
W citizens Of. Charlestown and lis vicinity.
Residence-third door East Of Carriers Hotel.
Charlesiown, April IL, lS45 III k@
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

THE Defendant, mot having entered his nr-
-the Act or Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court; and IL appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he Is not an inhabitaut Of this coun-
try: IL is ordered, That the said Defendant do
appear here on the Efth day Of thenex. term, land
answer the bill OF the Plaintiff, and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some news per published in Charlestown, for
two months successfully, and posted al the
front door Of the Courthouse, in the said town
/ OF CharlestowD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
rTpcTNrI9 Ie6srson cSuatv. 81. ]

HIR6lJtl>1, .teufISufs SUetttsys 80, ,osss
Aueus4 TrRss OF the County Court, isas.
raleigh Sewers and Mary =. his wife
late Mary E Homar. end Lewis Ho.l
mar, 49, rLAiN 7lii
Eve Homar, widow of llcob Homar, de-
ceased, Beverly b, Homar, Francis
Homar. Thomas Homar. Sarah Ann
Homar. Ellen lane Hdmar. snd Braxt
I'm w. Homar. children and heirs cf
Jacob Homaf, deceased.
DEFENDANTS.
IN CH.aACERY,
TIME Defendants, Beverly Homaf, ana
i Frapcis +, Homar, not having entered their
appesrAnee ard given security acecrding 70 ne
Aci Of Assembly, and the rules II this Court.
and Ii appearing BY satisfactory widencp that
they are nAt Inhabitants Of this commonwealthi
n is 5rsisred That the said defendants DO sppefr
here op the first day Of the next Noyemoer term
OF this Court, and answer the bill 81 The: plain
tits and that copy Of this order be forthwith
i inserted in soma newspaper printed 10 this coun-
4 ~, Cor two months successfully, and posted -
the front door of the CourlhouseSof this sounty.
: S'rs +. 4. MOORE, {. &.
August 81. ls45!
!, VIRGINIA, no WIT:
! A: Rules holden 10 the clerks office Of The cir
cult superior court Of law and chansery for
]. jefferson county, the frst Monday A August,
/ IS45: ~.
i Mary Kerney, H PLAINTIFF,
lCatharine Blue, widow, executrix and devisee
Of Joel Blue, deceased, Samuel Mooreland
Elzshslh his wife, Benjamin Byers and
! Caihtfin1his wife, Mahala Mclaughlin, John
i hh.hkrford and Sarah his wife,. Michael
Blue. TOT Virginia, Martha Tabb, Michael
! Blue. (of Kentuekyt y and Mory bis wife, Eli
v iah Young, Mary Catharine, Young, Christie
4 pher Clark Young, Sarsh F. Young, Mahala
Frances Young George Michael Young, Hem
Z RI; Young, and Nancy Young, children Of .
: deceased daughter, Nancy Young,
4 Defendants,
IN cHiNeERY..
THE Defenda MT, Martha Fabb Michael Blue OF
Ky, and Mary bis wife, not having entered
: their appearance and given security according 10
the act OF assembly and the rules oil this court;
e and il appearing BY satisfactory evidence that
y ithey are not inhabitants ofthis Commonwealth :
n Is ordered, That The said defendants do appear
here or tie 5rh day OF he next term, Of
n this Court. and answer tho bill of the plaintiff,
! and that COPY OF this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published ID this
county, for two months successfully, and post
81 ed a, the front door Of the Courthothe 81 this
county. IA copy-4T este,
r n. T. BROWN, cltrk.
veA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

In Mason County, Virginia,
mn the South western side, and 6se miles
" from the Great Kama Eha, River, and fifteen
from the Ohio, q matt Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
"a. .cuaNcFPY
YIRGINIl. TO I'VE;

VIRGINIA., TO WIT: '.
At Rules holden in the clerks Office Of the
circuit superior court Of law and chancery
for Jefferson county, the FIRST Monday ~
August, lS45:
Margaret Bell, By her next friend, Mann
p. Nelson, PLAINTIFF,
aGaINsT
Joseph Bell, Def,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

Richmond, July !, ls45-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Forgsry- Fires, Loss Of Life. and Great Dcs-
tructiou of Property.

lEtfI ADFf FiftA ~FFl f--a "a
About half pas; II o'clock on saturday morning.
young man Of sen,ee address presented At the cogn'
ter VI tbs Pcnnsy wants Bank forged check 'or slV
purportin- be drawn hy Mr. b smith. note broker
i6 Wanut-ss. which was Instantly paid Committed
Al I o'clock this morning. a serious FIRE broke
.. d, ~, steam Surar Refinery Of rrssrs Rc..let L
Cauet in n. rear OF second = shove Arch sew doors
above the MI Vernon House. The whole builcin :
which was three stores high was entirely destroyed
and TWO or three adjoining houses we're considerably in
in-sd Loss S. 600 The VI Vernon House - one
ne was in great danger sni the nma,cs aiter rem oy
ips their property. lost great portion
During the above IRE OF more caam.tons charsc
er occurred in Broads, Il commenced IN The rear Of
lanes Clsrkes Hotel. near the corner OF broad sud
Cherry which spread with great rapidy sroyins the
extensive Commission Houses OF Craig. beLas I d. )
siauaer & Co sitter Jarvis. Co. and several others
who's names do not recollecr The total loss : put
down AZ $4,000. Among the property consumed Was
2OOo barrels OF hour besides an immense qusnu'y OF
grain. , -,
the purpose OF drawing the % the Inclined Plane
all OF which were burned 10 death ,
But the most serious casualty was the ioss "i IKE s'
limb by several active members OF the Fire Department
one man was taken out of the ruins dead bis name
did not learn At the Hospital. Daniel broNn es 10 =
serious condition. He viii no doubt DE. tie has ni,
knee broken IN three paces-hi- shoulder broken Snd
injured snd burned. His lite i iespaired o.
Az the Hospital are Daniel Brown whose knee = bro
ken IN three places Also his shoulder and head snt
body badly burned. Cannot live
John Rubins member OF the GLOBE knglue had his
right leg and shoulder broken and lies Al the Hospital
In a doubtful siustOn.
NJ James was badly burned-iaken TO ,he Hospital,
but went home.
l. : Brest had his eft hand severely cut by the fail
ing of the hall OF Craig Beas Cos extensive Hour es
Enlistment He is injured about the head and body
The walls OF the Broad ST tire have fallen ami bu
RED a small boy in the ruins. Also mem'e; OF the
WeccscOe.
The alarm bell Is now rnging-we are Ia a great
state Of excitement The hremen now hghiins des
perately.
There was little done in the Stock Market ycs
terday penns Elves closed firm Al 75i. Reading Rail
road shares dec lined !: selling % For Illinois >pe.
cal Bonds 36i bid 81. asked In Texas securities moth
n done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

slade over Kellogg ~ last year same towns
about 1000
The general impression here il that Slade has
failed, by few votes OF an election by tie people
but no doubt is entertained Of a triumphant W hig
majority in both branches OF the Legislature. Ihs
j. year OF political supneness IN Vermont and the
LOcos and Birneyiies may have made small rela'
tive gain on the vote of lsii The latter have sue
ceeded in many instances in preventing the choice
OF Representatives and hence the number OF unrep-
resented towns will be unusually large
The impressio here is, that the new Excise Law
will not be repealed though IL il impossible TO as
certain the bearing of the returns thus far received
on this question. Vermont is not apt TO take the
back track and hence hope that the efforts OF the
liquor dealers and drinkers will not avail to change
the law | am told. however, that IN this County
where the Temperance ticket prevailed by small
majority, and where, consequently, no licenses
have been granted lntemperance i on The ncrea Sc
This, however, Il not probably. owing to the opera
ton OF the law. but To causes which exist pref.
~ generally IN other States well a. IN this, and
which must be met and commended by greater
zeal and diligence on the part OF the friends Of lem
pcrancc.
There was mush excitement here yesterday IL
consequence Of the attachment for debt Of the
steamer Francis Saltus She on her passage
to Whitehall with large number OF passengers,
but obliged to stop here, where she now remains
in custody Of the sheriff Her passengers were
taken by the Whitehall The attachment, am told,
was made by the New York creditors OF Peter Com
stock. Esq who will attempt, to prove that he i the
owner-a point denied by him. 1t is probable that
the boat will soon resume her rips. She Is very pop
uar with the people, who regard her with favor as
the means of cheapening the Lake travel which
they think has been altogether too dear IN years past
came down from Whitehall ia the Saranac, boat
belonging to the old line-fare % cents Her ac-
commodations were very good The fare will doubt
less 20 up again unless the Saltus resumes her trips
Yours Truly. q. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

FINE OoIoSG BLACK TEA-The Pekin Tea Conps
ny IS Fulton 81 sell delicious Ooong Tea at 20 cents
De. pound Consumers Of tea who have been paying six
shngs per pound for this article are requested to
pare il with he above and Judge for themselves which
IS the best II you buy better tea at four shlings
per pound than you have been getting ia shlings
YOU will De Obliged 70 for this notice Try the Young
Tyson tea sold this establishment IS IL 10
better than any thing OF the kind have bought
else where q one dollar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

NrsLos.-As great treat could be enjoyed by the
French Opera IS IN for the visers this evening
The Chtd Of the RsSrsu, very excellent military Up
era hat Nadernosee CAVE eminent H. u 10 be gwen
tonight Madame Cpurlot, the charming French act
ress Is 70 appear in no less than FoUR cHARAcrsEs.-
This with the excellent orchestra consisting Of thirty Of
the beet musicians in the country led by Mr Provost
conceded By good Judges the best Leader IN the City
Go early ifyou wish to have comfortable seat iof 'aeh
Dill viii attract squeezing saloon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ?, is.5.

- dlis.aarJs write We worry bitter letter sur
ehsrfcd ~t fi hoCds only one of which 10 worth ex.
po' ns 70 'sc public. lie says rs of The Tribune coy
crtsn thir.s cgccern.rg Mr.. Clsys Alabama Letter.
which h. Processes 20 ind asserted in srtcie qu
sed ron tie Albany Evening Journal Now the readers
a thi- paper .all kDow-fo. they have been
<fss enough tolsthst DO sag whs, quote and
pvc sufhoriy foI even insert commune atoms
Whs' Gag IN these columns our readers easily dstn
cash from whe' perm; others 10 say, and Anti
slavery proves hifnsclftnc knave we have long known
hn BY sitein.sing u override this psin distinction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

Rapt In fond lOrgctfJlness OF lfe
Nruha, the South Sea girl was all a vile
With faifh and feelings naked A. her FORM
she stood stands a rainbow IN a storm,
Changing IT, hues with bright variety.
Bur still ~ banding Oyeler DER tie shy
The above lines, N must be confessed, present chainls
picture Of one Of TOObonafs nnt-hrown beauties Nssn
pas.onstey fond Of seabahng las indeed most sdS
are but her enjoyment In This respect would nave De-
much enhanced. had she possessed cake o OOl bAtUs
famous Italian Medcatcd Soap which can be used IN ssa o
hard well sOf water She would have found 100 ms
tins soap possessed The singular properties ~ purifying "
skin from Salt Rhem, Scuryy, Kingvonm, Erupuons fsn
Freckes, Sunburn siiowness, Roughness NC rendering
the clce gbifny smooth clear and soft The sdies
OF Toobonai doubtless sverse % bnry apPsrIps .
the fair creatures u favored cline In which even
GOrRAUDs magical Poudre subues would have pee,
found a-sucent Tor extfpalng the nuisance The soun
SEA girls have Invariably profsI0L Of Jet blark haif con
seqlenty GOURAUDS marvellous GreclaD Hair Dye wouh
be " 10 Use them j. "a designed 70 color red light Or
grey hair glossy black. -, .r,
The renowned prep4TafiOns OF Dr. FELIX OOC hAtD
only be- obtained genuine u hs depot 81 Wsksfsl mrs
Store from Broadway.
AsENrs-E b. Tuliie, Assembly Buildings, PhlsdslPhs
Jordan Mlk-st Boston Carleton a co. Lowell Ives
Salem. W. t. Gerrsh New Bedford Guild Bangor bnss
Springfield Green & Co. Worcester: Myers, New bsysn
Bgl, Haftfofd Anthlny. Fall River Hucnn. Pofi.Inoon
Backus 4 Bull, Troy, Pierce, s'anwA Hal, Albany
Morse, LOc2pon; Sfors, Hudsoni Van bnskrS' Ns~
ara &c. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
Vermont Rlection->ew Excise Law-The
.Frnnci- snl,ns seized for Debt.

''II'-I '1H'lfHtr u ! y III-71.l'F
BURLINGTON " ith sept l-'9.
arrived here from New York al hour since and
have spent a itile time In collecting all The returns
that have been received here Of the Election which
took place in this State o. Tuesday last
Brady and Onion 'Whirs arc elected Senators
from Chiuenden County BY plurality equal 10 that
on the vote for Governor
The Assembly. far a. heard from stands thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

LATEST FROM DELAwARE.-Lclht, Sept. ALL
Two companies returned last evening. Of them
bringing sin and the other seven prisoneTs-making
about 100 in custody.
portion cf the force now in requisi,ion are con
stantly securing the dssiccted towns making such AZ
rests they The conspiracy which was censum.
mated the 9Th ut has been thoroughly rddled and
every one directly implicated completely exposed,
and this being generally known II IL now difficult 10
ind ans one that engaged in that transaction They
have either ab-conded or are efectually sccreied
The landlords Aare embraced this opportunity 10 enforce
the collection Of back Yesterday small company
of about 10 made circuit through two adjoining
towns and sred befueea 30 and 40 distress rGrrdRts
John Armstrong. the proprietor OF extensive tract
in this county is now here from Poughkeepse.
Cor. Albany Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

A fisE HEAD Oh HEAR FOR THRsg sHLLisGs.-Tsm
man hair out Of order i brought - splendid concn
by the - o a37t cents bottle Of Joness Coral Hair Restore
i've These are ts real qualities Will generally improve
and Desufy tae hair, vii fofce ne hair 20 grow 90
head face and body, sny place where Mature insens
hair 10 grOw BY mssing The scalp healthy. IL stays NJ
falling Of aud thoroughly cures al -cur aud danfrp1
Another ot liz properties make lie hair grow nstgt
Wag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

Four LIVES SAvED.-CapL Mott. OF sioop Opera
Of BroOAhsyen arrived at this po yesterday hom Fn-
adelphiA. reports that when about hall way between
Block Island and Point Judith the Sd last he clscoV
cred signal OF distress which he run down ior ana
found II made by four persons MI Dyer cinlth Ms
wife and son who clnglnE 10 the bottom Of
a sail boat. The sigma made shawl lied " an OAR
Mr. Smith and ms family belong TO Pawestuck ana were
returnin. from pleasure excursion 10 olocA island
M : just before leaving home put some AIppes INTO
his boat. which ouoyed ner up Prov jour sept D
l,- The Commencement al BOREDOM College
took place on Wednesday last The degree OF B. A wa.
conferred on Il l. young gentlemen tnat Of NJ
4 on l. that Of u. D. on - The degree OF D. D. was
conferred Rev. benjamin Tsppsn OF Augusta and
Rev George Putnam OF Roxbury- The degree OF l. l. D.
conferred Hon. Joseph T. lngerso OF fniiadei-
phia.
Among the proceedings Of the Trustees ana
of public interest. the election OF lion. george
Evans As Trustee IN pace Of Benjamin h.sey ksq
who resigned this year and the election q Mr.. II.
Body College Professor and Instructor IN rhetoric
and ElocGr
iS- The steamer Cincinnati left yesterday for
Arkansas Bay crcxas) with Companies and u Reg
H. :. Artillery. fChEie-tOn Cour. sept an
e Upon the arrival of the Baltimore boat this
morning. / learned from q passenger thai Cabinet
meeting was - take place Forthwith al which decisive
alton would be had relative to Mexican affairs
Phil Cor Com sept 8.
II Rev. John Pierpoas is lecsuring on Slavery
IN Troy.
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