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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05
TRUSTEES SaLE

Merchandise, Furniture, sc.
A s Trustee 10 deed Of trust fren Hm
90 =. Mcccy. for The bsnelis & bis credit,
ofss TIE andenignsd viii proceed 10 san. a
Puelie suetioo, 4 he store ks1,s ana dveIlinr
nes occupied ~ said Mecsy Il fiarpsrs-rsrry,
The Stock Or Merchandise.
Yet remaining On hsnd. Also- al the
Household Il kitchen
= W0 0QGO
Coeysyet 10 said Deed.
!. The Slock Of Msrehsad;xs 1 well selected
Goods.
The Furniture l. also nsp, ana Of good quail.
" consisting Of all The articles Usually rsaair-
ed - house keeping.
The sale yill commence o. SAruRDAr the
l4h day Of this EeHtA, (Rou.J 1916
and continue By regular aSjouramsni, until the
whole shall Be disposed OF
TEaMs-Ali purchases al say oae sale not
preceding ten dollars, cash. For an owe. thar
.umi credit Of three mbuIhs will be given.
lhs purchaser giving bon5Isnd good security.
ANDREW HUNTER, Trustee
Nov S, 1876.
~ B. Persons indebted 70 The concern ar,
notihed that unless immediais payment be
neds, pr their accounts closed ~ note, suits 10 !
~ cases, according 10 the isrm5 Of the deed.
must be commenced, without respect 10 per.
ions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05
A large Assortment of Goods,
NOTICE.

0RHE public are hereby warned not 70 Pureha
- mole IN The possession OF 6ecrge Jacobs, Eisea
By me for the sum Of tueniy dollars dated SEPT;
nois some lime since !; and he nov refuses 10 give
tuP. s,,.,Ywoon
0c,- On 1860
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05
The Cheapest Goods!
Uusf rsesivsas fresh supply q ran Goods
!, --among tbem,
10 pieces 81 Cslise ats eiS.
1 lS q q : o sss's;
q m II A IQk cenla

win 6.ksrs ii higher prices. Also. Brown Cot
sonl al IS. 8, and 10 cents; heavy = cheap
skaslx, coufori,. gloves. Hosiery, Umbrsi-
lila, &C., which. ioscthsr viii he sleek %
land. rendsrs he stock very conPlcie, and
.. will Be soi1 Il The tery lowest prices.
lebsseef il ibis bosiloss - Agent for Mr..
y, ,. NlLlnly let Tt sprspots Of making liyr
! ing fpr ~ family. and Mould ffeihnder great
+ oblis1,iois & ny old frisnds a1d euslor.ers q
LOVE III. hes ca ko bouch, any vhtie.
y. 4LLENQN6, Aecni.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05
Town PropertY for Sale
New Goods.

NHE subscriber Is nov receiving and opan
:ng Fail and Wiqtsr Gooas Of every De-
scription. All persons Il search of B.rgajn,
are iavited 10 cali early. a
WIN 4. SEWERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05
A Good THiIo,.

MOULD end this an excellent location for
w business. Nv IN furnish \ comfortable
shop and boarding, upon very moderate terms.
WIN R SEWERS.
Summit Point, Jefferson Co. Ys.;3
+Novl5 ,isl6.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05
Private Sale Of Real PropertY

suSo DaI0 y l5dI ITUpETLy.
WE subscriber having fully made UP bis
mind not sgain 10 become rssidept on
charlestown, is therefore DESTROYS OF di,po,inr
OF his PROPERTY il said tswn, on yeIy &C.
eoumodaiing terms. The Property Is wall
known, he therefore deems : description us-
accessory. JOSHUA L. DEAyRR.
Oct % 1916
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05
DOmestics

Fresh Groceries.
A GENERAL assoftmtnt or Groceries just
IA received and for sale BY.
crsns. 3 Saaler.
n lQUoRs.-7W Wines, Brandiss, Janisica Spi-
IL rits, Old Holland Gin, Old Rye Whiskey
and eommep6do-, ferIsale By cssns & Ssdisr.
1NRlED Peaches. and Apples, and Beans.
Nov 5. CRANE e. S.aDLER
"AlTERS-SPlendid WsIsrs 10 sstls,
~ For sale ~ 4 c Sigafsosi.
|hARPET CHAlN-cslored and white, for
~ sale By + C Steafsose.
News.
n xHS "a dozen heavy Axes, EW5iEhi1r
n from 81 TOT lbs, for sale By
Nov s. + C Sraf.oss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05
u. ~. RE.9RD.

ID ESPECTFuLLY informs his friends and
~ the public in general, that he has Teplen-
ished his Store, with nearly On entire NE W
STOCK of such articles as are usually kept br
him, with many new articles, which he offers
very low, aud hopes, BY strict personal aiten.
ton, 10 inertia continuance OF public patron.
age. His stock consists in part As follows:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

GUGAR-HoUsE SYRUP, ] delicious. arti.
- Gle for table use, for sale by Z.
Nov-5. 'WM-R sEEvERs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

IOL4sTER for sale, for cash or il exchsuge
< for produce. VIM r SEWERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

1NRiED Peaches, and Apples, and Beans.
- Nov 5. CRANE A. SADTER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-05

GADDLHs-(seme OF .Islers make! 6rst
- rate,l Blind Brides, sRidias do, Collars,
&c, for sale BY Nm X Sewers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04
TWENTY NINTH CONGRESS-, First Session.
Correspondence O; Tho Baltimore Pstriot-By Telegraph
WASHINGTON. Mondsy. March 2--2 7 NJ


Correspondence O; tho Baltimore Pstrio-5y Telegraph
WASHINGTON. Mondsy. March 2--2 T N.
SENATE.
Petitions and memorials were presented.
Committees reported private bills.
Bills from the House were read twice and referred
TO the appropriate committees.
Mr.. DAYTON submitted resolution calling on The
President TO inform the Senate whether the slate Of
affairs between the United States andforeign powers
require, in his opinion, increase of cur army end
navy-which lies ever ill tomorrow.
The Oresoa resolutions We're then taken up.
MIR. RREEsE commenced speech il favor OF claim
ing oil Oregon up 70 81 80.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Mr.. McCoSSELL rose and made personal exPle-
nation in regard 10 his colleague Mr.. CHsPNASs -
land investment, TO which si- Nee. had alluded n
some previous remarks, and in reply 20 the attack
of IS Columbian Fountain "a Temperance paper
apon him.
The New-Iersey contested election was ,hen IA,
Ken up, the reports from the majority and minority
OF the Committee on Elections was then resd.
Mr. HAMLiS moved 10 strike ont the resolution ac-
companying .he majority report, IN favor Of NJ.
RuNS {the ncumhea,) and insert one favorable 20
the election OF Mr.. FARLEE the contestant;
MIR HARPER OF Ohio, made speech in favor .;
the majority report giving The sea; 10 Mr. RuNK.
Mr. HaMLiS then took the floor, and IS now max.
ing speech in favor OF the claim TO the sea; pre-
icrred BY Mr.. FARLEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

TAN TITLES VALID u ILLIyois-A case has
beea recently decided By tie Supreme Court IN sesaion
al Sprug 3eii IN 4ci the vs,iiy II ~ r;es general
q came in question The decision ia altogether avoTa-
tie 70 that description o.! ties. Tic opinion Of me
Co1r; gwen by Justice iouns "a ,ee case q t.ine-
ca: Schuyler ana oscrs aud he Judge devoted u
Usual attention rue subject and cons.aeTed a.. he
main objections % tax tt-s The folo"i5s are the
points oi The decision Gs given in The Quincy wing
!. That the revenue laws from 1888 70 ls}9, incin-
sva are constitutional
= That the AUDITORS deed nsde in 1873, Tor aad soid
in 3 Tor the taxes Of 1880 i 10 be SIS inflated 10 pa
tent euansns directly from the state Or United S,a'es
and ,nsy be read il evidence the a Of case l. eject
'Isnt without proof Of us execution or thu, = vas SC
nowledsed and recorded az il csse OF deeds vi convey
arcc exclusively between individuals.
b That under the vet OF 1923. he AUDITORS deca Is
rrg ccss ovdauce that The prerequisites Of The Las
haze been compiled with, and tina; the 5urael o. proc!
=bo=7 ibat the a'= has not been complied with, de-
yoves upon the former owner Of the land.
! That the occupying claimant law OF 1896 should noS
construed 70 have retrospective operation snd
that does not oppose limitation % rscoTery in eject.
mont unless .hero have hecu srren years PosEsssor
nca he passage 81 The se raucr since The Gci ent
irr1 effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

- . Il
even prohibit, the sale of those poisons OF BODY ana
soul Aswell say ,ha, may no; restrain man
from poisoning my child though may turn round the
next momen, after his evil work Is done and stay
him in revenge for the deed AS well say that our
Quarantine Laws which often detain and injure
nerec,ly wholesome and healthfol ships in order to
nreven, the introduction OF Yel!ow Fever are
violations OF all natural right and usarpa,l0p'
Of power Blu, in truth all oar laws aeains. oa' u;
bling Horse Racing 'beIkeepng, Sc e1-s' ~, -.
nanable violation Of every principle con'ended ior
- fbe advocates of the Liquor trafic The true
Os..,ion Is no. whether any town should have 8
.rht 10 refuse Licenses bu. whether any has justly
right to grant them. This granting the real ano-
ay and here, ii any where is the invasion OF Con
s,:u,opa rights The vir;aous and inofiensive have
right 10 be protected from the evil effects OF vice
and wrong. even though outnubered by the vo'aFies
Of the latter. vote MOTTO license is in accordance
with the dictates of Religion and Morality no, mere,
w. bu, OF the very FIRST principles and purposes OF
Civil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

e We understand that the Long Island Rail
road is so o0s.ructed oy ice that the Boston train has
been unable make way through since Saturday last
q a coored man was found dead yesterday
morning s, Crow Hill the road from Bedford 70 Flat
buih supposed TO haze frozen death the night before
last
Il The Eagle learns from private sources that
the communication Gen Duryea recently sent oy The
Common Council TO the War Department upon the sub
jet OF making certain deeuces for the protection, in
case OF war, of this City and Sewfork, is likely 70
meet with favorable consideration from the powers that
be- L Ia therefore highly probable that the Govern
men, NAV undertake construction Of ne of forth
ca,ions along the highlands in ths vicinity Of Gowsnus
prevent tho approach Of hostile army this direction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04
NEW.YoRK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,
Deiegoxs 10 be chose. 74esd0y. Apr'l @''@
ELECTION One Dny Only
.,1, uK sTRuGGLRD FOR


ror., xn UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE and otner fo
li,ical Rights 10 ali citizens AND no exclusion On
.ccount of Birth Property, Greed or Color.
~ rrr ABOLITION or EVERY REnAISlSc NEsIioH
OF FYUpAL1sM AND SLAVERY and me adoption
of Constitutional provisions which 30 lar as
may be- shall practically guarantee 10 every
one Life Liberty and the Right 10 pursue bio
own Happiness, by any means not lpcons'stcl'
with the highest good Of ell
TIT srNPIIFtcATroN OF ovR JUDICIAL INSTITUTES
AND LEGAL PROCESSES, so rs 10 render the
Administration of Justce cheap prompt. nc
cessible 10 all and far lese burthensome thsn
now to the Tax. Paying Community:
Wall LEGISLATORS TO lie CHOSEN By sLSSL!. ~ -
rRIcrs &c that each shall represent sno 's
responsible 10 a distinct Constituency "so car
ef,ectuallv deal with him If uniai,hfu and who
can nersopsllv participate In the nominations,
regardless of tine selfsh, intriguing junsos oil
politicians by trade
U Tus ELECTION OF SURRooATEs AID OTHER CF-
ULCERS BY THE PEOPLE OF the several Counties,
instead OF the present expensive enc demorhi'
izng mode Of appointment at albany, npoii 'fe
nomination OF u Governor who nds little or no
personal knowledge Of the candidates, procured
through the exer,iODs of 5orers VINO maze sby
representations calculated TO ensure iher tr'-
umph. -
vI.-THE DIMISUTIoN OF STATE lEGIshAIioN g e.,
Laws bv giving 10 the County Boards Of Su
pery;sors power TO lesisla., on al SutJec's 0! :
purely local character. -
VII TIE abolition Of all needless OhceS tne retrchcn
men. of all ex0.bitant Salaries and Ep1olu-
ments and the creation OF efficient barriers
against unwse aud improvicent Expenditures
whether Of money rsise3 b. LcaGs or by
Taxation.
" The Convention assemblies 81 Albany Mon
day, June lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

SANDs's SARsAPARfLL,Vhe blood cDntsns Lhe elements
OF t1s whole rnm+ flrciurst'-h aud are. gsns, mus
c.cs t"uions 7 paii9, tn, mar nod even the b1Aes 'h-
Selves al Sustained lie blood. Well isa msy DO
called ;h- % s. ~ proportion the parity Of The
d1d Will be- that OF the substance into which II continual
g caso 2l. Corrupt Hood, iD7tea; n producing Neatly
1sh, i likely enough ~ develop ana uc"rs When
rse appear whether M Inc specific form serDf!a, Mt
c- Sc lie Ordinary iyprs there detergent IL
believed that wit RAPIDLY neltrai1r the girus IN ne
blood rom which hey spring d. Sa1dr- Ssc9TParlia
Prepared and sold. wholesale RuG feti, bf - Is. a D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists ~ FGlron-sL z73 Broadway
4lt u Esz Broad New YO.S. sod also ny DTIel Ss
generally hcl The United States "rcs - 'r hG'
Il. nr .iN .---Le- -lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04
The Railroads OF New-York.

The following table is compiled from the Annual
Report OF the Secretary OF State IN the Legislature
covering The returns Of :he several Railroad Cor2o-
-ations IL this State for the yesr ISIS:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

ri repee:a5lr usn viii hszad bis repzra.
~ by prorouEous & otherwise o-er tiI or-n
IS For opponents take detached part OF statement
~ and sdd words sd senaees Of hi. own sr4 ,1eu "a
- my opponsnt. have doae add ny name and hen offer
20 pat Of AZ oacsl record dproyc ito 30 such
- ye aci 10 deem eh-r ercdablc tolerAbe he
IS fore az rshieoe couynity in defence Of sly es1s
lc9 less. one claimed to be founded in justice.
MA and cousrsralae se The hope hst aay ueve:
B Ia found UNFOLDING requiring such r1eans OF 1e
f-ce much less to he Gi,covcrcd taking Zach .;ae
SIS aeug, 70 newspaper once lse hour Of the hight
81 wben the responsible eator. goas sai pay large
s price To have inserted in way appear over NJ OF
iS5 poneu,'. name s. il ne were toe publisher
Isl 10, H. Impulse o. uth sni common l1saes Go
Ss c1eu enough 10 cfy shame and point s 6rser al 'rck
lss acts
la Nor FoBd be position have TO rarsscE Tvto.G
j. OF testimony and suswer' 10 Bills Y
80 Csaleery, csoh iorg defence ard each embracing
- nany counts whereby PICK out 'so!se1 asssge
~ to prove my opponent wroug then have to se;a
10 bs>4 ,ccundrr. 20 al put wrong iHerpres,c.
5 upon hs, uaSe outs single charge sssHs IN oppo
l47 uer.. Sc. such acgs OF my opponent. 90 aFpssr
l4s Hsi desceuaed .uch nears, hso abundant ma
Ia ,tusl ulueH ,hSn tI gvo~a Gsu would hsvo
*, tee1 v'5c 10 ,,aus, b. deNtses, enezy!nueh
5 e.. In case ike Ibis. Bur why should spend iGe
j52 ibis wsy Every lG@s=-every Intelligent, 'nyesnss'
IL Ling reaieT-has seen gri-rspod tbs ua.eri erd
5 10 those yhc asp at conclusions without invest, saon
M ,you3 -sy. -esi again ard 20 say %. M Opponents
- "a'n "A' -
10 '-'ad Ies'! % AaNe 80 -. "
l2s e'n Se .HoWn TIE ".o"s 9' @
$50 mcHis, eha!erge any man OF VINO 's'o1 W
100 mPeseh't o' s'9eN'A''' -
I5I ;sert
10 The creature Hsrusn- whom the mantle o.
rs, 5,r,, si7ul he thrown In p,;S Tor a con.u.uuou4
~ ao'nS wei Aho'- 9 ti''s y - e.
.e' ''.s s'la'''- "a " W 'li a.- -
100 ..
10. ~, l,-,,, ,l,e.,
.a.ii,.5- min, ,.... e-r,s, r9s,s
10 aot have e''a '' '.' ~ 'ls '.ss'' " .s
~ 'w' .''a,'.'' '.''''
=. r..' " 80 ..xbi- d., o.,--
~. 10 -, .an,,-,,,, -,st =, INV sri. DE-, ~,
-. ,..l -, ,gt- rsur. and II d man above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04
Twelfth Number Of Lardner's Lectures


The twelfth Number Of this popular Work il ready
,hs day Z: contains the conclusion OF the Lectures U
Roig 70 o5serre The Hbaceus two Lectures The Sad
Cc>rss R-nge Of vision augmented by the TELESCOPES
Periodic suars Temporary s;ars-Renarksbe Exs@
pies OF class, Vast Number, Telescope Views Of
stars, How they may indicate annual Pars!la Ne
searches Of SIR W Barscaei Elects OF double and COZ
ored suns Proper Ao,oos Of the SARA Sc. &c.-EeIn
and Arrangement Of the Map OF Visible stars The sis!
Way, Eebu'm and Clusters, Structures Of tho Unvsr's
&c. &c.
LECTURE on TIE STEAM ExolxE.-The stesn e.
CINE suoject Of popular interest, Effects of s'esa
Great Power Of steam Acknowledgements o; FiSia
Elasticity of Gases Effect. of Heat saverys Ensns'
Boilers and their Appendices, Working Apparatus W.
iects OF ssverys Engine Newcomer snd Caey Passn'
Accidental Discovery OF Condensation, Potters 'nTeD
ton OF Working Valves, His contrlyance imPtoTeS
substitution Of TIE Plug Frame The whole copouiiyp
lus,rated with appropriate engravlngs.
Y Agents and Booksellers viii please send on ten
orders All the back numbers yet be supplied Rr's
Is cent? per number.
GREELEY & McELRATH, Publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

HARDWARE SrocE AND sr,Np yoR SALE -The suhsch.
hers being abcu, ~ discontinue Hardware business bsv
e other business occupy lh-r aeuuonl now ofer ihe
stock and stand ,r as, The stand ha' bean occupied foT
wholesale and retail business. for upwards Of Is SeaTJ ana
msny o., mo cu4'mer have dealt with the concern fo hai
length Of TINE - COO wo1'd BE- reqlielin oe7 be balance
IN indouste secl-itv hny vi -hn- commence sh5
Hardware ,uess WI line thil desirable opportunity
Apply 10 VAN BLARC0M CHAMPLNN
san Pearl A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

Destructive FIRE-A fire broke ont est night
shout 10 O'Clock in the lsrse f7sstory brick store 81
Quay St occupied below by iona Bro IS y focor an
above By Nottingham. Wilsis $ Co iovwardcrs Ihe
was literally craamtd Win .7ur y'ooaoy so
barrels l5C0 bushels Of wheat AID 8 large q.snaly of
broom corn. L broke out IL the Office OF y :" x Co
aud had made such aeaay 5eio-o discovered that She
building completed Quilted.
rho large i've story brick store in Hui.op.street
which connects In the resr with 81 Quay street occupied
by Settle s Windhsm produce deslsr- was also Do.
sroyei bu, Gid ne; learn the contents or amount ~
loss
The store OF fi,ssgs aandTck-ou, scgnsr.
frequently ere and in great danger bat proved 70 os
literally fire proof Albany Argus Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

rrS- Kxs.N AND RYporuAooN soAP.-Ius; received
fresh supply Of these celebrated Shaving sosps For
sale at G. SAUNDERS & SONS, III Broadway,
me atcod opnoste Howard'a Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

Saow STORMS ASH KAILRoADs-The Newjer-
.-y Hue from. New Bruins wick with three locomotives
ahaad-yere from, :! o'clock A. NJ N o'clock P. NJ.
reaching Jersey Cty The Philadelphia Mai! Train also
tj three locomotives reached Newark about IL instead
-: and The from Philadelphia due st oclock,
nothing has been heard when - o'clock ihs IS written
Flor. we're no. waning either Of locomotive power
snow 1lo7- nor hu.aen shoyejers-buc the light snow
Fited By the fierce Wind slos: hes. inc whole com
bins;ion
BY perseverance however the road opened. Whe-
her remain opsn through he night i more doubtful
Courier * Enquirer.
The Steamboat Mail from NewYork via
Souiugton due yesterday morning Gid not arrive Until
quarter before O'clock last evening. The steamboat
M9hagan la Eeyr York Saturday afternoon AZ , o.
clock the regular hour OF leaving hU; she wss obliged 10
10 anchor O'Clock under lee 81 Hart sian1 on
account ;hci storm wher" she remained tiI
o'clock yesterday morning The Norwich cars had not
arrived ~ I late hear las. evening.
Boston Auas, Monday
Low WAGEs.-There are Eve hundred sborers
near Atlantic Dock this city who obtain bur sixty i've
cen per day. They generally have large families, aud
this season unable 10 work full time By reason oil
'he severity Of the weather.
The Moysrnensng Wcayers have published state
ner of their earnings showing tia, they unable 10
earn more than three dollars and flt7 cents each per
week, present rates IGry have support large tam
ies. even al this. tPhiiac paper
r. Hon MILTos Mills, Member Of the Ken
tucSy Legislature from Wayne County. ded al Frank
for on trp 2Si MI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

- The Express Of last evening does us the
honor to quote three original paragraphs from the Telc
stpa IN relation church mstteTs Only credit.
40 70 ths journal aud that presume would not have
w. Sniess II was suspected thai responsibility
a., 80 sscnsd to its publication. The Express is 100 much
a. VIC sa'li OF quoting withou; credit Telegraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

q a new daily paper, neutral IN politics, has
been started in Trenton y called Tie Daily Ncr5 and
conducted by Msssrs F. s Mills and : r Glen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

SrEAAsoAr AccIpsSr-We learn tyon, the
Courier tha TIE steamboat Thorn Monday, her pas
sage through the Sound rad Der hurricane deck CON-
plesely 5swn OF syea; the violence OF the wind
A, Thrcgs Neck the passage completely clicked up
SO as ,hs passage alnos, impossible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04
ETbe sou,hern MAJ due Monday al oIcloek,

e The Southern Mail due Monday al o clock
P " arrived between ! and : o'clock Tuesday a.
ternoon 1t brought nothing South OF Philadelphia
however. The mail which LEFT Philedelphis yesterday
morning reached this city between snd O'Clock IN the
afternoon. and a, te past the usual hour ~e received
our nigh, mail, bringing sdvices from Washington 70
Sunday We have day la:er by Telegraph to Bait
more however. We have 10 Hew- Orleans I'as siace
Fr!tay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

Nor Is Tmr-The mail bags dispatched iroui
tbs City, containing about 5000 letters and qusn.
tity Of papers Intended Tor the Cambria, were pre-
vou;ed resohiug Boston by tho storm. until after
;Ae steamer hsa ssIed There were seven pssscn.
gers board ;he boat carrying the s who were ike
wise disappointed The Cambria ssile5 Sunday, with
10 passengers fnr Liverpool aud for Halifax Among
the former bearers Of dispatches Tor Mr. MoLano
opr Minister London sd from the British Minister
Washington to his Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04


SIR-Your favor OF December 4tn was duly receiTed.
Eni happy 20 inform you. far az am able Il nat
you desire To know o; the process hy which made his;
plan and NAME. Of tapping the .ress in This town Is
ve-y nearly the same; tina. il win ha!fnch or hye-
eChths suger and sple inserted IN the hole and pine
tup TO catch the sap from each tree. gather my sap
into one large reseVvor in % hours tnen il il
boiled each day 20 syrup which a about hai the sweet.
ness Of IuoaIsss il is then taken CUT arc strained
through flannel cloth and put into tub or barrel 10
cool snd settle for u hours q use sheeiron pan set
il arch Of brick the pan Is made o. Russia ron eight
lee; long feet wide and six inches deepO II Is then
taken out-aud am careful not 10 more the bottom
where !, has seiled-snd placed in kettle and heated
% 9S degrees.
then add or 100 pounds the whites flour eggs two
Quarts of milk and OF aalera,us-the eggs well
beat Up snd the saeratus well dissoTed-and the Whole
well together in the syrup and when the scum has Gil
risen IL 10 . be taken OF and DE- II does NOT boil
before you nave done skimrnng L. hen It is boiled
until j. done, which you will know by dropping some
into water which If done viii form Il thes must
be taken from the kettle snd placed in Tin pans to cool
and form grain, and coon rs the grain IS suicienly
formed then pour it into tunnels shaped boxes 70 dran
and after 81 hours place !anre cloth on tie Top and
take the plug from the bottom and lei; drain be tan
mel cloth keep we; from day The sample WHICH you
have seen dnne in his way, with the addition OF
being repeated sitter draining should you wish
for farther information. more extensive sample.
please send word ;ha; effect and Will DC cheer
fully given. You will please accept my thanks for your
Lindn9s. Yours &c. MOSES EAMES.
hon Z. L. ELLSWORTH.