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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-01
"A FARM TOR B1NT

EState Of Christian II, BrobSt.
THE Creditors of Christian A Brobst
are hereby notified tina. the undersigned ap
pointed an Auditor TO distribute the funds
in ,he hands of James Pleasarts, Esq, ad
minslralor of Ezra S. Hayhurst, deceased
who was one of the Assignees OF Christian
A Brobst, among the creditors OF said
Christian, will attend at the house olChar!es
Hartman in Calla wissa, on Thursday, ;he
Sd day of April next, a. 10 O'Clock OF said
day, to perform the duties OF his appoint
menl, where all parties interested IN the
said estate are hereby notified to attend.
J. c. MONTGOMERY.
Februaro 7, IS45, 3l43
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Ice-The ice cutters at Fresh Pond
Boston, are busily engaged in harvesting
the crop estimated al 100 900 IOns,eacl
block or cake being fourteen inches square
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GEORGE R. GRAHAM,
No. SO Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
Trandreth'S Pills.
pIc'TITpr pE EIIFAT'pn

EE EALTH is chaterisCd in on irIiy;irolly
r q tic absence uf ail rain, suffering affection
in any pant of his body; by the free and regular cx-
crclsr of his functions without any exception
Fhoy consist in having Il good appetite at mcal
times an easy digestion, free excavations, without
Ooscress or cosvcnOss at least once in every twcn-
tyiour hours, and without hcat,dryncss or burning
at the passage the free issue of the wafer without
arrlmony or burning, and without reddish ecdi-
mcut which is always sign of present or an an
pro'chng pain; quiet sleep without agitation or
lluohrsome drcamy; no taste of bile or other bad
j1ste in the mouth upon rising in the morning; no
4ourness or dsugreeahlc rising of the stomach;
lean tongue; sweet breath; no itching, pimples or
pots on the skin; no pcs no burning heat upon
any part of the body; 10 excessive thirst when un-
exposed to labor OF other known cause; no inter-
rupliOn TO any natural evacuation, nor pain at their
periodical return.
Where the state Of the system does not harmon
izc with the above picture of health, it is of the
greatest importance that no TINA he lost IN sending
for doctor, ur in the use of foolish remedies too
often the result Of spcCualion instead of this course
to a dose Of BRANDRETIl'S FILLS he taken.
which will not deceive, but will ut once rcstule
health 10 the organ or part tlt requires it.
hU Wnh "lSIl 10 IlpstlNc lbciI HVhliU, Pl WHO
are determined to defend their life against the en-
croachments of disease which might send them pro
maturcly to the grave. will without hesitation, havc
recourse to the Brandreh Pills. when the state oF
the system docs not h0rmoniso with the above pic.
ture of health.
Those wholice in country where contagious or
other diseases p:eyall, should often think of th,3
true picture ofheah, and observe himself with par,
tcnIar attention, in order to act accordingly. Tho
wise and rightly directed will follow this advice
the unwse are left to their own destruction.
ACEN rs.
WaShingi ton Robert M'Koy.
Jerseytown--L. & A. 7. Btscl.
Danvilc-E. b. Reynolds Il Co.
Cattawissa-G. G.. BrObst.
BIoomsburg--J. R.Moycr,
Limcstone-Ba Bahhit & NJ Ninch
Buckhorn-. H. &. Shoemaker
Lime Ridge--Andre & Miller
Berwick J W Stiles
May /, lS44-2.
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ESTATE or

ISAAC CORNELlSON. deceased.
Notice is hereby given to the credlor
of Isaac Corneison, deceased, tha, ! WI
attend a, the public house Of Charles Dorb
Ter, in the town Of Boomsburg, on EidGl
the 2Slh day f March next, for the purpose
oi apporlloning the assets OF the SAID ES'a,'
among the creditors.
JAMES PLEASANrS, .4udIor.
January 27, lS15 3wll
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List of Jurors
For April Term, ls15
Grand Jurors.

B|oom--Ephraim Lulz Samuel llar
man
Brercreek-John HILL Robert McCurdy
John Rush
Ca.lawissa-Lewis Yetier
Derry William Carnahan
Franklin n-John Vought
Jdckson-George AlIIger
Lmes,one-John s. Dye
Liberty William Dale
Mif,ln--John Grover Christian Shn
nan
Mahoning-John Russell Eli Wilson,
John G Thompson
Mt. Pleasant lIiam Miller David Wig
Ter
Mon,our--Janes Barton John Richards
David Clark
Madison-Benjamin Wln'eIsteen
Orange.-John Grouse
Roarlngcreek-John Davis
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LADIES' AND GEM u. IAN Q
MAGAZINE
A'ibEs 1SA5.

TRAHAM'S MAGAZINE boo ,o,. :,
VI me ehvIabIe rcputotion oc ho,, b 'yoyen
'Ia 'r III Tue u ;. bolh in the amin, p'o' PEE
o''" 'hboIllshmcnls and in 'h,. o"p nun
matter II Is the chaape, ag VI ''1 III
no Ho year Is44 tho publlsbcr bo, 90 VIC DeS'
pages more original matter than o,,. aOo"'
To'"'rs mote original steel " MS co.
" 'a'nlon plates and coIored a. II, ~, uu-
= ''NS ana merit of thrce.dolo, n,.,,,.;, me
' % are apparent, which has n,o,o oyer
v''n 'honsaDd Dollars greater ,ha, ah "u''"y
aII"'o OF cngroving4 over orber 'v,'ahu
I""i et'ocllISf the coslliest hn,,,oI pr"'' Va"
~ Is however satisfied that notb;n, t.i "o pup
'e a. can maintain the high pcsi,ion III, ,.g e|t
cI Vas attained in the United S,,ss ~" Pe'lou'-
'I"l uphSher does not hesitate IN so,, A..
l,'S""t Ppetion with Gyab,m,, , ,''"' io-
rive Ia prosecu,e ST.. subscription list, the me,it
val matter Of rjJ;cuHIdIors, tho high order Of
work issued, bears with it tic anu variety Of
llmphant success, and establishes iheDand' and
iSocc' ssul competition, improves ard'llon
u Tor good works, that nothing ofa humbug or.,
will be tolerated.
Every numDer of Groham's Magazine is Issued
at cost ofncorly S4OOO--lhc plates alone consist
ng nearly half the sum most Of the plates are nm
IOnglna American Paintings, executed expressly
or the proprietor, for engravngs for the magazine.
'mong the pictures painted for the volume for
S19, ,aIe two by SuIIy, the grca,pat artist, scvelat
Leutze' Chapman, lnman. Conaror, Rotheymel,
lhomson, and others Of the best artists of Amcr-
lca' The cost OF getting up embellishments in this
'lyle may he estimated when we state that some Of
These pictures cost $500 apicco, and will cost us
'ome ol them three times that sum TO have them
engraved and worked off Tor the edition Of .irahan
fut ne cost shall be spared to keep our proud
position at the head Of tho Periodicals Of the
world.
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WAR "
The country CHREoKEE NATION

| WAX k
The country SCHREoKEE NATION
ivil war is IhteaIenee'r with reore, ,h,,
IS the resul, OF the long ca, ,heCherok 90.
~ of the two parties into wh,.on,ro,er
lou is divided. The immediate ca,
he outbreak appears to be the murder j
hew's Rogers, son of one Of the Chiefs
IN his rstnrn the 2SIh ult, from attending
The United s ates Commission a, Fort Glib
,on He was found in dying state, anc
declared before he expired that he fell unde'
he bowie knives of gang OF the Ross par
y, OF the l6 900 who compose the na
ion, large majority are IN favor of Ross
bul the minority have organized and decar
ed him an usper, who has robbed The ma
ion. of hall a million Of dollars.
---y-~~~ss1~.~-r
II Sas been decided in the York Supreme
Court, that boarding house keeper ls no
responsible for articles belonging to board
ers, stolen from the house. except they be
especially left in the case of the keeper.
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SEQUESTRATOR SALE.

oi virtue Of writ of scqurslralion to
'"e "'re'led, will be exposed to sale. BY lhe
naa nea,' on Sa,"rday The 9Th day Of March
"eA' al 10 O'Clock, A, NJ on The premises
u certain lot of ground situate in.
, '"me''one township, Columbia county
coelalning oo'''y
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GRAIlAM'S ELEGANT EMBELLI3u
MENTS,

GRAlANS ELEGANT EMBEI.LT3u
MENTS.
The most splendid engavings of all sorts lend
their charm to the pages Of Craholn's magazine
hverythlnb IN the way OF novelty and beauty that
has ever been invited is oid under contribution.
Nothing that capital and taste can supply is INIT.
ted, First, as the most elegant and appropriate, as
well as The most popular cmhctshmcnt, we place
Smtan's Brilliant Mezzotint Engraving.
We were the first to introduce this tcautiful style
oF work, as a regular establishment of the popular
monthlles. Its wide spread reputation thro' the
means of our ampIclist called forth host Of inila-
tors, but up to this time nothing has heen pr2ioccd
to rival the glorious pictures given in Graham.
'TAe Shepherds Love- and :! he Coquctte,'
These with a host of others, done for us by Mr..
Snr,ain, stand unprecedented and alone al the
head of American engraving, We have several
of these nlmitablc plates under way, and shalt
give one in the January number.
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TO CLUBS.

U NIIUD D..
The following proposals are malc:-2 copies for
IS; for $40; s for SIS; II for $50.
TO the Postmaster, or other persons forming
club the Pnbli5hc: will forward Move! for every
uhscribcr sent, 30 that by varying the books, a
complete library may be obtained by any person in
a short time.
Single Copies, three dollars per annum in nd
vance. lind to the person sending the money, a
copy of 'Ringwooj tho Rover, Herbehs piac
Novd and also copy of The Gems of Art and
Beauty beautiful work for lady's Center
Table, containing thirteen splendid Steel and
mc2zotmt Eugravings, will bo forwarded gratis.
address,.
GEORGE r. GRAHAM
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TO POSTMASTERS AND OTHERS

The high merit of Graham's magazine considered
the publisher natters himself thatlhe following lib.
eraI terms will induce, thousands to subscribe.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-01

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

Jan. 2G-lS45.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13
GENTIENt,
F U n N I S II N G STO RE
.VNiN street LynrhHHv., V.u.

f1NliE SUBSCRIBERS are now Receiving III, ir SIM.
pies 81 all and W inter Goods, comprising almost
every article Of Genllemens Wearing Apparel which
were manufactured in New York expressly Tor this mar
Retaining which may be found black blue. green
brown and olive Dress aud Fruck Coats. black oreen
grey aud mixed Petues and Over Coats and c,r,ls
Clnaks; silk velvet satin. barilhea, houhaznr woDen
velve'. tashmere aud MerInu Vests; English French
and American cashmere Pants; YOUTHS Frack and Over
Goats. Ness aud Pants linen and colton Shirts. Col
lars, Bosoms. and Night Shirts, silk lambs waol aud
mixed and white merlno Pet cotton aud Jeans Diawcrs.
Bafihea and Italian silk Cravais Scars, Stocks, Ties
Crayat Stlfleners llanderchets Gloves Suspenders.
Suspendet Ends, llolsery, Money Belts, Night Caps,
Walking Canes, L umbrellas, e..
ALSO a full assortment VI French, English aud A.
merican Cloths, Casslmeres and Neslngs which we
will mauilcture 10 order a most fashionable and work
manlike manner.
All garments warranted to fit perfectly or no sal-
Ihose wishing To furnish their own cloths will do
well 10 give us call. pains will be spared in the
execution of work. Terms CASH
NAIERllOCSE, VIII rrrMORE & co.
Oct Is 3n
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.Fs{AuSnSssr0g0,-S .<uye.

a IN Friday and Saturday the 18th and l5lh DAYS Of
" November. will sell at the residence OF the late
Jho ellis. in Bedford county, all the crop Of Tobacco
Corn, Oats. Fodder Sc, grown The farm the pres.
tnt yea. The Stock Of Horses, Cattle. Shsep and
Hogs-al the Household aud Kitchen Furniture and
Plantation Utensils Also as many NEGROES as will be
necessary To pay the debts pf the estate.
Ierms.-lhe Negroes will he sold for CASH. Fer
ihe peshabe property. on all suns over five dollars, e
months credit will be given and cash required lor all
sums under that amount. Bonds with approved security
Will be required Of the purchasers
All persons having claims against said estate are mo-
lhed and requested 10 brlng Them forward the sale
order that arrangements may made Ior their payment.
JOHN +. HAWKINS Ad'or.
Oct, so lIN
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

'I'iiF ~ BSCKlBER, having purchased "Clover
iiill.' the county sea, of The county of Apps
msiioN aud all doubt which heretofore existed The
title 10 said property having been cleared up the
slacln OF the aud the public square having been
LAID OIL an accepted by the Court. will olirr Tor sale
IN the 10Th day OF November next. IL the highest bid
der. on u credit Of six, twelve aud eighteen months
The purchasers giving bonds with approved security.
the Whole OF the thirty acres which have. under The
sanction of an Act ef the Legislature Of Virginia been
laid oil into hall acre hts. WILL at ,he same time.
aud Tavern lots, IN the following terms; viz: third
nry Ia one and iva equal annual nsalmcnis. the puf
chaser giving bond with approved security, aud the
title withheld unul The purchase monrv be- paid.
THIS Is one Of the handsunrsl locations IN Virginia
IN The midst ol fine and healthy country, Noted Tor lis
intelligence aud moral standing. the great thorough
fare between lSncbufl and Richmond aud farmyille,
aud within few miles of the james River Canal Tor u
long series Ut wears, Tree from Tho Visitation ht levers
and other malignant diseases which have rayagcd other
secilons ui the country. Being the county OF u
wealthy and enefprisns community, aud = ssessed oi
so many natural advantages, situation could Afford
more attractions 10 capitalists who may wish Ia purchase
Town property inr Tie purpose III speculation. or PROBES
slunal men, whuuay wish Ia locate themselves pefma
nenly with sure prospect Tor patronage, radesmen
who desire liberal and profitable encouragement AN
sure say enough 10 the attendance OF willing
aud spn'Ied bidders, when ! say thai Clover Hi,
known from The stah,fd 10 The mountains. is for sale
SAMUEL ID. McDEARMON
The lynchhnrg Republican, Richmond Wing aud
Enquirer are requested publish un.,l the day Of sale.
and iornard their accounts To Clover li for payment.
:. ID. McD.
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Nov. 3
EDCEvyORTEI SEMINARY,
LIBERTY, BEDFORD Co. Va.

LIBERTY, BEDFORD Co, Va.
AIRS r. V. LOMAX. having associated MRS
NA JANE TAYLoE WORTillNGFON in the
uanaoement of this institution its exercises Will be con
Timed. upon the same terms as heretofore.
The undersigned Trustees and Patrons OF this insuu
ton take pleasure in assuring the public that an expeH
ece of twelve months enables them 10 recommend MIS-
f.. Y. Lomax, as lady who has IN every respect
redeemed the high reputation which preceded her
Tbev are satisfied that the connection announced aooVe
will ensure It, those interested in Female Education ad-
va,apes for the improv of the minds and The io'
,;o ~ IN. m.nners of pupils inferior none in Viz
MIMI, WILLIAM TERRY,
s' WM NJ. BURWELL,
WIN. DICKINSON. JR.
RIO. CAMPBELL,
L. SiiUMAKER,
JOS. WILSON,
VIM COOK,
CIV. WINGFIELD,
JNO. +. SALE,
SAML. RITCIIEY,
DR. THO p. MITCHELL,
DR. SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
ARMSIEAD OTEf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

The work Of humboldt. publishing, speaks at
comrts as an ..innumerable host" When We estimate
the enplh Of their r-s,ive orls the bur ndaea of ihst
perlhris. and The great likelihood Of Their rtmsinng III.
visible the nhabi,antsof the EARTH by the RULES VI
probabilities. we find that they must snount 10 suci
my RAIDS as make the lmag lnaon pause ams3'd-
Krpler that there comets IN the dSplh I"
space than there fishes in the b,sm oi the oceao and
We, the comet Of si requires 3,065 and ,ha, "t ioeo
requires $500 ye.fs r their Tevoluon the hrS rscsd-
ing tw en y,one and the eecoud inry ii"s further
from the Sun than Uranus $500 and II 600 millisss
of miles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

new invention had just appeared in England. called
the .Saisllis. or '.Irun Slave" The machine 10 in
tended for agricultural purpses. such 40 p-ug ing.
awning rrspng aso Tor making canals rads. and tna>
nels. Il 10 frame Of iron. Of feeI wide ard 20 tsst
long with shaft ice, ong in front, and shaft ci0
lee, 'nehss loag behad. With Two broad whees. end
a s.eesln. wheel on The extreme end.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13
Lac Notice.

d lindsay VI. SlluMAkER. having located him
\ self at Franklin Couu House. will practice in the
Superior and laleror of Law aud Chanccry in
The counties OF Bedford and Franklin. Any business
entrusted to his care shall receive prompt and speedy
teulion.
Aud he takes this method Of referrny by permission
10 the following gentlemen.
Messrs, Johnson s Burks, Messrs Mnshy s Speed
:" llull < Slep,oc Daniel < Davis
WIN. l.. GoggIn, }. {. 4, Wills
Pleasan, Preston, Lyachburg.
Bedford
Oct 81 I'm
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10 the Ladies.

10 the Ladies.
NASHMERES AND MOUSLlNS, beautiful as
q sorlment, remarkably low.
Rr,, FRrrcu do all wool, at IS cts. per I'D
BLACK AND coLoRED ALrAccAs, very cheap
BLACK AND BLUE BLACK SILKS, unusually handsome
FI,NyEIs white red and yellow. at Is. Cd. 10 IS els
IJSpREssEp IRIsH LINENS very low.
BoNsrr RIBBONS AND CAP do. very handsome.
CAIIcoEs al from Gels. to the finest, splendid as
softment.
Besides great variety of other staple and fancy
Grvds for sale very LOW, by -
+. J. BURTON.
Bank Square.
My 8 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13
Land Hna Corn for SAFE.

/ WILL offer at public auction, on Friday The lib
Move Der next, al my residence in Campbell coun-
iy, miles from MAfysylIie, my Land lying on Slaun-
ton River, containing
go a O r uS,
of which there are abnu 80 acres of first rate LOW
GROC NDS, and the balance contains some very fine
tobacco land Ia clear. with plenty of ilmher To snl>
port the plantation. Also 800 or 100 barrels Of Corn,
together " ith all ofmy Fodder. Shucks, sc.
The terms OF the land will be credit ot one and two
years the purchaser giving bonds and approved seeur-
w. or The iiile withheld la secure the payments. The
rurn aud fodder will be a credit of SIX months, with
bond aud approved security.
JOHN A. MOllR.
Oct 50 lin
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en- CONSR9:NNsIN'V.

Wv OUNSEG w IN u.
EEEllAlE ON HAND, AND ARE NOW RE-
CENING FORS SALE
ZOO bags Shot,
4.ooO lbs. Bar Lead,
1000 lbs. Pig Lead
500 pair Brogues,
' 'oo side Russell and Wax Upper Leather,
l,oo0 sides Harness L-aiher
~oo Kegs Wylhe Nails, ID. Graham.)
70 d'z. Virginia made Axes, superior article,
50 cases Licorce,
90 70 baskets Olive Oil,
eooO lbs Bacon,
looO lbs. Sklrug Leather.
10 bales Monticello Oznsburc.,
l l bushels Chverseed,
2oo lbs. Feathers,
500 lbs. Wool.
'"o lbs Shoe Thread,
~ TONS Bar Iron
NJ MCDANIEL s McCORKLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13
Ynrce rUgH01fe Tracts Of Land,

Therein mentioned. credit OF 2and wears.
Commencing On the h day "t December next will
sell The 1liACF OF LAND which VIM. s.
Bafksdale formerly resided, containing 1oOO ACRES,
lying and being IN The county Of HALIFAX upon Caawba
Creek near NJ sCnw : Sfofr, about fifteen miles north
Of HALIFAX G. II. GA this tract there comfortable
ia DWELLING llorsE ,dd goud Onl Houses.
AA large proportion al The Land yet III wouds Pos
session given Immediately.
And on the 5th day oi December will sell, in the
same manner and upon the terms, the Tmct III
Land ON which Col. john Barksdae formerly resided
ying and being IN The county o Halifax, upon the waters
OF Sandy Greek, about nine miles west Of the Court
House, in an excellent neg hborhood On this tract there
is new, comfortable and convenient Dwelling aud
all necessary out houses Possession given immediately
And on the Il II day OF December. IN the same manner
aud the crms Will proceed 10 sell the Tract Of
Land on which Nathaniel Batksdae formerly resided
containing about 600 Acres lying and being in The
county If Halifax The Pltlsy vann line. the
main road leading from Halifax {. II. lo Pnisylvania
{. H. On this Iacl there is is a comfortable Dwell
ing House. first Barns, Stables and all necessary
Out Houses The plantation is IN first rate order aud
sufficient work 10 OF ~ hand 10 advantage Possess
sion given Immediately.
The above Tracts o Land valuable and the a,ien-
tin OF those wishing 10 purchase such property is snr
nesty requested. Those wishing IL the property
before the DAYS of sale Will please apply Col Anns-
cad Bark ,ale Elisha Bld.sdae, Jr Esq. who will
give any information which may be desired
The title Ia the above property is believed To he un-
don ,ted bat a"iing trustee will only convey such
tile is vested by The deed oi trust The sale
made by The CONSENT 90 all parties interested.
ALEXANDER TOMPkINS, Trustee.
Nov q t6D
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NOTICE..

AN an af,er The lsl of November Packets will
W run trl weekly.
Leave Richmond. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS 5 7. NJ, and arrive IN lynchbng IN 33 hours,
RETURNING.
Leave Lynrhburg. Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days at A. NJ, aud arrive In Richmond next day at
A p. Nj.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Oct. 80 In
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Vir.inia Coke.

AM now receiving orders for Coke, at the Richmcnd
price. the buyer paying all expenses oi uanspot,a>
'ion Those who want will please leave their orders
soon as possible. ID. W. MOORE,
Agent for the COLLECT
Dc, 80 IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

A yo NttHNfiON Wanted.
IN ,ooNG MAN who has been for nearly five
| C~, !ess engaged as Deputy Clerk in the County
u VINO can procure satisfactory testimonials Of
MN and qualification, wishes to obtain asi,uaiion
Cssu ~ IN some County. Corporstion or District
aa. within the State OF Virginia.
C.rb .'hun'cation addressed to A. B. A., Campbell
Or, 'V os Will be promptly attended to.
i led ."1 1D,Ni SERIES Of Italian prose, tansla-
~ '"a edited by e. Edwards Lester,
81 -nhe Challenge Of Barlelia,
The Florenline Histurie..
a-ihe Citizen cfa Republic.
For sale by
Oct. % FAYNE & GREGORY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21


HEALTH THE CTr-Fro the report Of the City inspec
tor appaa that the whole number of deaths New York
for the week ending January 1st e-of whom 20 were
z women, 81 boys and 5 grs-of these died of aneu.
rism of apope-y, bleeting from lungs burned or ,ca
ed of cancer. of cholera nfantlm g of consumption I6
ofconvu.on. Of Group of couseston of BRAIN ofdro
sy uf dropsy in the head of dropy the chest drown
ed. of dyseH;ey Of erypelas. Of fever, pucrpera
fever Of em;iert fever of fever Scarlet of disenc of tho
heart Of hoopiny cough of Inflammation, Of niIamma
ton OF hn, OF inflammation of bowels os inflammation
Of chest.1 of Inflammation of kidneys II of inflammation of
lungs, of inflammation of stomach OF inflammation Of
Ihront, Of Inflammation ofves, of siarnsus of measles
of modification. of old Of palsy. of pleurisy of
premature bi:th, rupture, of succa,on of teehing of
tstanus. OF ulcers, Of liberation of throat were under
year oface. 2, ls; % to 10, 10 3D. . to
toso 50 10 90, s. unknown g. l4f were nai-es OF the
nited sinie OF Ireland Of England, OF Scotland
Germany. Of Cannda, and l unknown. were frtn The
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