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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18
RAKERY.
N office.

NOdlCtsa as3'FGT1yg "a
,aAr IL, Persons iiaving5 demands against the
IA es,u,e of Henry Carr, decd, ore .reql,est=
I'D 10, present Them legally atested, AND thoes
w ,nasb,ed I are requested to make in,mediateipay
n,,ent. ,THOs. FAKE, AdhiHisffa
I,,,, q I9ie : FrIdsfS 9gli' '.s Tni1 ffoJ 10 !
SuueS 5-aC / "a,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

's9T ,Nsv Minister to Brasit.-Itis is r'imored
ihat The President has appointed the Hon.
Roher, Dale Owen, a representative III
Congress from The slale Of Indiana. Minis
ter 10 Brazil, in the place of,he Hon. IL.
A.Wise. ai;5f
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

ga 4, the la.e Commencement Of Columbia
College, D. c., The honorary degree oi
Il. L. D. was conferred on the Hon. John
Beison OINeall.-1smperance dduoca'e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

Notice.
HpY virtue of an order from John Hill.
.ED Esq. Ordinary of f.'lsefed District. |
shall proceed TO sell, il the highest bidder at
my residence. on Friday the 18th December
next the following property. belonging to the
Eslate of Mrs. Susan Boyd, deceased. viz
EIGHT LIKELY NEGROES,
Stock Of Catiie, Household and Kitchen
Furniture. &c.,
on credit Of Twelve months with note and
approved snrrlles.
EDMUND BOYD,
Administrator with the will annexed,
Nnv.lS st d3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

ave understand" says the Anderson
Gsz. Of The 18Th insr., .,hal young man
by the name of Simpson. was last week
convicted at Pickeus Court, for negro steal
ling. and sentenced to be- hung Oh FRIDAY
: the 18th Of anuary next"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

Mt Whitney. the protector ofthe rar
-aad intended 10 connect The Mississippi
syitl,t the Pacific Ocean, is. .oht i'll the held.
tlaving passed do~a the Ohio river a snnr. ,
time siace, ON his way 10 Cincinnati. lie
is consulting with the prominent CITIZENS
Of that seciion in relation 10 his project.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

s''' 's1.'oF,s, 3 -fasrh ifI1t
an agency of the Sou'h Western Rail
Road Bank is to be.eslablshed in Ham
burg. This wifi,' We hope, give a more
extensive Cir cuIasion 10 money thans has
hcea: experienced in this place hereto
fore; and we think that it will have a
tendency to render the arrangementfor
buying cotton easier, and facilitate trade
in al, it's various ramiGcations, and ad-
vance the price of our staple coRmodi'
ties.-Rrpublican. fi82t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

,LoaetDiiy.-A remarkable Instance
oflonpeyi,y is noticed in the Charlesto J
Evening News Of the 25d ult. Iha,
paper saws: "We Yesterday hea'd Of
an assemblage Of SIX individuals, at IA
social party, four ofwhom were females.
whose united ages amounted To 4SC
years. We nigh, almost say, 'bea'
this who can"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

In Texas the mas,odon cotton has been
fot,nd to be wotm proof. The Brazor'a
Planter mentions an instance OF aplan'er
: who soweJ 100 acres ofthe mas,odoan a seee
and al,houghnone Of his neishbors gam
cred over a fifth ofa crop, his will be folly
one haIf an average crop. .,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

a The beS, Of mel appear sometimes 10
9 be strange compounds Of contradictory.
on,i;,ies and, were ,he7 accidental over
a;eh,s!aud folly Of the wisest man, the
failines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ofa religious man.
ifthe tiiasty acts and passionate wo.os o, q
81 week mani; we're they TO rise up Inlud1s.
Tmopar against Them, aud an ilnatured Judge
i'ibise e. suffered to ma id this manner, excep
:, tionable as p,;ss' able TO stand before him!
c-Skarne. ak5f ,i.,c ,.n,.5e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18
KSEge EagpCJ fan. Sale.

november l6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

We plessh said Weber placing his close TO the Gao
iains mouth The nature OF the visit again ras4.
known by the officer in high key bat the old Fe;,e
drawled out anothsy shpesk o1ters and showed hs
ear closer III. tH> tf'p"tf Sast ~ 1i- ltur As
s;stnt Capt Hsrrlgsn heard srptng noise and ohscv
ed utterins OF female apparel in an adjoining room 70
which he sprans just in time 20 Nr'si Madam Web<-
who was IL the OF making he. eN; through bsrk
door with her apron f OF fragments OF silver spp,
e,tv INST ready for the crucioc snd which she was en-
syorinr to get out OF the wsy while her husband va.
n-s,ed in the lsuisble enterprise ~ inducing the Of
Ger OF tie Police TO shpcSk ieet!e onteE The asht
m This pret;y bird WAS OF course stopped and IN the ao
- were found resriy al the spoons etc cut into piece.
escL spoon being divided into parts The marks were
f,n,s IN correspond with those OF the PoGghkeeps.c 81
ys- ard the whole was taken into the keeping OF Tee
officers While al this attention was being paid to lis
wife Weber himself made retreat AID had not eees
arrested last evening.
Six OF the stolen spoons. making up me eitsFe haai
Der were stcrwsrG recovered from man VINO keeps
clothing store al 40 Leonardst- who eve oeievel
also arrested While the policemen were IN Weetr',
place, Cspt Perry behind the counter and While
there addressed by man who came IN 70 seA ST.
yer spoon silver pencil cases, and TsIGSoie esi
case lie had been directed 10 the Psee. and seeing
Capt behind the counter be supposed ne was tie po
prr:or OF the shop and therefore proceeded to business
AZ once He soon found himself however, IN custody
OF the policemen OF the 5;h 20 whom he gave tie nas
of Henry Paterson AS the resut OF their search tie
officers found besides the property above menacned
some bars of silver tea spoon marked NJ h marked
J. A. J. liable spoons and tea ditto with the risiks
neatly ground OLA large spoon marked !. w large u.
yer sugar bowl bent out Of shape and large and spec.
did FISH knife broken in two. The value OF the property
belonging 10 the Poughkecp>ie House recovered By the
officers j. shout $3.50 Other silver found ON the prenl
ses shout $50 \ very good job The prisoners are IL
custody locked up in the cells OF the 9TH "Srd stsrcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
The Result in the state.

By Telegraphic and other Dispatches, from dill
ferent parts Of the State obtained at a heavy OK
pense expressly for this paper. we have been ena-
bled TO lay before our readers accurate list and
classification Of the new Legislature in advance Of
any other journal Two Wings and two sort-o
Loco Focos are elected " the Assembly from One'-
da County. O,,ondoga sends one Wing and three
Loco Focos as we have for some time reported
Suffolk elects both the Loco Focos-the lowest
John L. SMITH by 1877 majority while Ctsse'
elects 10th Wings, the lowest by 0nc majority This
gives as GO Wings and Anti-Renters who were
and are Wings in the Assembly, IN all, against
So others Of all sorts ensuring Wing majority on
Joint Ballot, which has not till now been certain
We believe a part Of the Anti Rent Members who
were formerly Loco. Focos will regard with favor
the new State Administration
Our Official Returns also put the adoption OF the
Amended Constitution utterly beyond doubt e
think its majority cannot fall below $4,000, and may
reach 100000 in spite OF the treacherous dig 1t re
ceived from Tammany Hall Its practical work
ings will amply justify Tamnany Hall in opposing
and the People in supporting 1T
Wehave at last returns from acounty which gives
a majority for Equal Suffrage. OswEGo has done
il. Honor TO her forever, She dares proclaim her
faith in God and Man in the face Of hateful Prcju
dice and ruffanly clamor We trust she will not
stand alone but il she should her children will be
proud Of her vote
Gov Youngs majorlty, we now apprehend, may
fall below 10000. Queens and Suffolk give con
sderably more against him than was FIRST reported.
However, it may he over 10000 yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
Capital Punishment.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
The legislature elect will be called upon to effect
radical changes in laws under the pro-
visions Of the Constitution, and although the
law OF blood for blood IS not directly affected by
any of lis provisions yet it proper that, as
we are about to enter on a new and Improved order
of things that this the odious OF all the relics
of former and darker age should now De abolished
All past history proves that in proportion as the higher
sentiments have gained the sscendency society
and sanguinary punishents have been less IN demand
and their inuaity clearly and generally perceived
Consequently legislation has concerned in great de-
gree to the advancement OF public sentiment as we have
seen greatly reducing the number Of crimes punisha
Die with death and in hiding the ga!lows from the pub
lie In all these changes society unanimously and hear-
ly concurs and ii asks tina, the Death punishment
may be entirely and forever abolished and the reform
will be complete This great reform IS demanded by the
best the age by the judges of our highest courts
by our ablcst lawyers by the public press and by ma
jority OF the citizens of this Stale.
may be said however that portion OF The religious
community oppose il. Without attempting to show
that the number of such opponents IS small and daily
growing smaller we close this article with an ex
tract from some remarks by Rev Dr. Whately on SIM
liar subject,
In proportion, says the Doctor as any great meas
gains ground in public es'.iuaton-in proportion
a. II tends 10 overthrow prevailing errors-in the
degree II may be expected To cal forth angry dec!aa
ton from those who are welded TO preiudices they can
not defend BUT til the advocates OF Christianity sna-
have become universally much better acquainted with
the true character OF Incl! religion thsa universally
they have ever yet been must always expect tat e
cry great theory that Is brought into notice VIII DC sssa
ed religious grounds By those who eitneF nave aos
studied the subject or are incompetent Judge OF II
or again who are addressing themselves 10 sucn PEI
circuInstsnced and wish 10 excite and 10
take advantage OF the passions OF the ignorant
We nave no doubt Inst among the many Healthy laws
which vii spring from new Constitution VIII De one
sooishins Capital Punishment, We are sure al east
few will De enacted more II accordance WIZ the
spirit OF the age, more earnestly demanded 0y me
DICTATES Of Ju.rce. Humanity and Christianity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
DISPATCHES FOR TEE TRIBUNE
az MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

R.L-r7!o-s. No7. IL Z. II.
The Southern nal, which reached Baltimore
this eveRins b-uasht nothing iassr ION the sea;
O; war.
We learn that the Official dispatches, which have
been SO long looked for from Gen Taylo7' have
been received II Washington and were Published
n The Caioa this evening. together with the is' OF
killed and wounded at the siege o; Monterey
We havs 70 farther returns relative 70 the Eiec-
ton II Iowa Indeed the Western papers ara en-
,irely barren Of interest
There has been slight decline in the pHce OF
Flour today Sales Of Howard-st- were effected
at - so
There Is no news Of a local nature worth sele-
graphing
PHILADELPHIA Nov. u-7sP 4.
We have nothing further relaEIve 70 the lection
IL Delaware. The impression IS hOwev sr, ,ha,
the Loco-Fo eco candidate Tor Governor Is accesstul
bit that the Legislature viii be W Aig and that
the latter VIII also have the Congrelsmsa
We have been Visited This eveilins with heavy
Storm OF rain. accompanied By vivid lightning and
roaring thunder.
Flour IS selling '.n-day at = So
There is 70 locfl news at allcsculated 20 interest
your readers on '.he seaboard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
GoURAUD,s LlsRARY og RomANcE.

JSLiA w SIGhI-CASIc-xxlL
his Hietess charge young Story quickly laid
pom The sof.-and then rang the bel,
"nch called TO his assistance Iulia's maid, :,
And soon Of ss!t., and feathers burnt The sinen.
Brought back her breath aud redness. ' I'm .ifsf3'
Tie maid said, :. thai my fa!str.rs l. we'll
On dear me- what a shocking fiery face sbe sss'
Story replied, sbstracted, e fe,e (qeiua." ,,or
HOW shocking Red Dask, Tanned, Pmpled, ss. ISL
Rough Chappeo face appears lady, and hoT sIais
Il Il haI ladies' viii -ubmt TO ihese sgissnen hey
that GoCsAuDs kaibD hedvea,ed Soap s6 certain ere
these evils II 10 a!so known that GocRzUos PSsf1 -
ME Will positively eradicate. and 5ssrh, al % 2
Gus hair from upper hps bsoxs, peek and aTEs %
RACDS Lqlad Rouge, for cHmsoaing ct1-es- and ups
splendid article =.
Remember Dr. Gs renowned preparations caa esq -
oasined sea%iN al Ids Depot, q, wssssst FIRST s'''
FROM Brosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
MoNrxsrY. Mexico. De-. ID. 10.

Gentlemen. chance offers 70 send line which
must write in haste, the gentleman who takes 1t
will be of in few moments Gen Wool crossed the
RIO Grande thirteen days on his way 70 Monc!oya.
tram of heen hundred frules arrived from CaGargo
day or ,wo since Win provisions. Two thousand
mules have been hired this place for the OF the
Army, a. g! cents per day esch-
Lieut.. GranaIn's remains were followed 70 the grave
three days .ince By Gen Taylor and nearly all the on
No news get from the rs, mail that was captured By
ths enemy Another large mail started from CaIa-go
lew days ago the 9Th st WHICH shared the fate OF The
irs. This makes Two important mails that have been
Captured from within month. The iast was taAen
Of the mule train.
Every thing Is dull mere a. possible As 70. letters and
papers never expect TO any as long Am
puda permitted 70 Postmaster General for
Army.
We ex;rsc, the following f.om Inc Galveston News Of
Friday evening, Oct 30th
From Col Davis re earn tia. tie Mezcans nave 70.
tally evacuated the whole country this side OF san LUIS
Potosi The information aAs been derived from 30
~ sources that there doubt OF This fact They
ett behind forty dragons 70 destroy torhcatons
.hat had been constructed 81 Los Muertos naturally
st-ons and difficult pass che road Sslt!lo, and
about I'VE s!x niles beyond the klnconsda- They
aAye also dlsrranted -alo destroying Whatever might
De OF Use 10 our army and wnIcn they could not ta2s
away Ious there = now rotaIng lett Tor Grn Taylor
conquer barren region OF rugged mountains and
thirsty plains s5Urng neither water provisions Tor
the subsistence beast over distance o. two
been said. Gen Taylor mas orders 10 march upon
Luis potosi reach hat city bF the end OF No
YeLnoer TIE question s-ses how lie 3 20 such
cogrtfy ne VII nave 70 do, 5y .o.cec march AZ Inc
-ate .. - or - ai-ss per day
The only tais route IS II the Mexican tank.
which wI doubtless 5e al broken Up the enemy re-
;;rez. To carry water sufficient ~ ssye his army and
teams from suffering would probably require more
noEses mules anc oxen tnan II army al Of
wicc required Tor the transportation Of the
sary and munitions. In making Iris retreat tae
emmy have doubtless adopted wise policy leaving
hnd them tar formidable enemy for Gen Taylor
encounter, VIZ this march ian he could md
their and fortified towns.
TEs policy hss iorttess been dictated 5y ssac;ry
OF Santa AnaA LIS s-.ed good authority tai he had
ssn- orders 20 AnpEf.A 70 Acucerey and 81
other places This side Of the oun-Ains bat thar those
orte-z were rot received IL after Ike battle.
At-er eaT!ng The troops necessary 70 garrison Monte
rsy -aro and other towns Gen. TAYLOR VIII only hare
army Of about 800 men VIII. which 70 penetrate
70 the hsst Of ne sneuy country, AID az beyond the
reaeh Of any upon which BE sh. ta back for
support Il Of necessity Such bslieye Is cor.
account OF the present position sd prospects cur
Army derived from coed authority. Cen Arnpadia
has superseded IN command oa- ne name OF his
successor Is &c. remembered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

ACCIDENT oS TIE PETERSBURG RAIL ROAD
Saturday night Owing the immense quantity OF RAIN
that had fallen, OF the culye-ts The Richmond
snd Pi,tsburs Raii Road sbou; eight miles from ch
rond- washed Up. Carrying with Il part OF ne
en6ankIusni THIS injury occurred between tie pass
ing OF the Accommodation t-a;r. about dark and the
passing OF The Mail trxn going . Petersburg .zce-
night The nigh, 5eins extremely axzk. the Engineer
unable the damage 70 the road AZ this pont
The Engine Tender, and Baggage Car however. passed
safely over but the hndosi end OF the hrst and TIE
second passenger precip;tS.sd i2ro TIE cha
formed by the water Fortunately, though there were
between sixty and seventy passengers and among them
u,Suy ladies' Trey sl escaped u1hurt which mainly
attributable 70 the strength OF the coaches and II
stormy ni,ht the absence Of shy passengers
standing on the Platforms OF the cars.
Philadelphia Tines, Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12


sASDSs sAssAPAsLLAThstin industrious florist, the oes'
IN each excursion AFTER ingredients for It's delicious pf'
duct re'.s only towers Of the same species sp,
closely allied THIS is the discrimination OF instinct sns
one OF liz lnost wonderful examples But man re'
created boanisi Ike the bee he must employ the fsaiJ
OF observation, and me aids of investigation and e1ps
MEET IN exploring his way important results. Thn."
'i'=d ne has laid the vegetable kingdom under eoDns
lion and by the aid OF chemistry Obtained from thoasss
Of 's productions medicinal preparations Of .ncaeaass
Vae. IN the afst rank of these remedies public oFiioa
ha1 placed ssndss ssrsepanlla 1t may literally DO s'
10 have cured down all prejudice all opposon snd -
remedy for scrot1ls and all tho varieties Of uie<'0
diseases as well as the multtadinous forms Of eraPp'
Is held 70 be The safes: preparation Pre
known.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail By A. E. " y.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, lCo Fulton-sl eorssf q
Wllian-sL l73 Broadway, and n East Broadway Sew
York Sod slso by Draggiss generally ,hroughoa! 20
United States Price q per bottle or six bottle, for 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

Itis very remarkable then that in all the Districts
OF the Twelfth Ward the Amended Constitution got bu,
30 votes against li2 Noes there il in District only
the Editor OF The Tribune go in more than one
hundred Wing votes for il Perhaps Wings,
knowing him TO be Wing, took all his tickets trust
Express.
- Al the Districts OF the Twelfth Ward
amount TO two in the aggregate, and there were
about eco Wing votes to 20 Loco Foco cast for the
New Constitution there. The entire Wing vote o.
the Ward is a little under 400
Every voter who took Wing ballot had his free
choice to vote Yes or No on the Constitution
though of course urged some who were undecided
10 vote Yes At the LocoF oco box every voter
was regularly put through with No Constitution
and No Equal Suffrage ballot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
Deceased


.,,,xv-tvslen,ine TrcdweI.- tRober u. ua.sor.
- - III, ~ r,,Tsr
lynn q, :, u,.up S 800 RnSse1 Grover Iesycns
$500 o,,,.ar ~ Crooker
S'ad.s tossnb r Wooden Rufps Crowley
CMrM1'Sc"WjIam Maxwell lind. Hunk
NE p,, " .A' Crn,o,: Ssn,Ii Riv Job,
u 80 " ''''''''
Hl 1. - 49,, p,-.D. p I O--o,
CiiAe tAN I, =, - ns,;S NIybo,,er.
= , p.i."-'I -. 80 ~ 49,
Se. tt,S;I,a,,oT ule- lain Gou,d-
5000. - .
No, inns,bss, aijshen tDonad Shaw
0.-c,,,.ss rnens,,Is C~c-,,y Waiter sherman
~ ,i,T
. ~, a.uet IL, IL s..,s,. n Green w II p,.u
n IL A'0
" -" W,ill;.,, u DERRICK
$50, -, io.snh p Flanders
cm>,rsrr H., RIo3y,,, : Alo,,o : I'nhsrn
GsrrSr( lIrneron Mars VIM Y B Adams
r.. -. . n -, -. NJ ,;us Moore
sc,;.s jessrsou Tipcbs.,
t.e r. w pscE : Iobn F,nmon. Abraham
- hiNos-H0eH w TN '0"'' ~ 4''--''''
- Sut.i -,,,.. pLar.
, LEV .Io 'J-i,s t,,,.,... .,dra,y sill
,N!Nesto'r. " ' y, I,itth 60 r Tsylor
MApisoN-IeSst ~! uI.nsi Ion,
:, MONROE ''''" ( o'0SS' '0'''' '4' ''Ae 7N
b. Smah. CIT, r,..,;.,, ,,s-,,r ,:-st,
MoNrSoMERT-Ga bowaiSR S : ior !,
NEw-l ORR 1E.ah W en ,I :, ''sD 80, 800 - =
Bowie, DAVID SAalle!o bai'le4 l. 2IsAte :; 1t y N
Neirt JON T. Deee9i NorHS,. D, Si,tI' ~
ser Charles Baxter Nlchae. asn saiiTs K II @
ioFu lyman SAhSee !eAAiiHe4 ~ -A-.-Ne' D ~
son EDWARD n Iai pstue.' ,,,;...L :, S,,oo, e.
HiAeAhAIoenJ Sal peit.e.. phs-s AL =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

TRAVELS AND ADVENTURES N CALIFORNIA. BY
Tsos. J. EAsNAAs.-The work uow presented to the
paSlc IS smother attempt Of the sane kind as the T-sr.
els IN the Western Pra-es which excited so much q,
tenton The present work diaers from the previous one
in many respects eexensive Interests lei, in resnon
,s California has induced the publisher TO issus tie
work TIE srea, Wild and barren realms OF uncuvse
nature the South Sea- the Hawaiian Islands Upper snd
Lower California their eonquests By the Spsas-ds In
dians thsir present state Vegetation. Streams. Pais
Mountains Volcanoes, Animals, Sc. 81 these SIS they
have been snd NOW s-e viii be foana fully described
To wha,has been seen hss been seded authentic Informs
zion from every known which makes this work
aeoHaplse history OF California 10 The present time
The work is published by WV 4 GRAHAM, Tribune
Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

EXPECTED ATTACK At ALvAkApo--A CORES
ropdent Of me New Orleans T-opic "ri-aE trorn Pen
sacola under dale OF the 3lst ao states ina, re only
intelligence of nteres, brought ttoc ne squadron y
TIE storeship Relief. just s-IIvec sesaEts &c p
70 lad N soa Ii was expected 70 take place on TIE
iI;h o. l2Ia II ta-thest-
HARD MoxEr ItLCsTRArED---A gentleman ann niI:
years ago gave hs darshte. a. hsE ostS claI1oal
So, VIII rh yI -s,,ain il me family gentleman e.
he sans tine gave his daughter $500 which vas n,
vested os he- use a, per cer. compound nlefss- s
part CT the amount Vas uss u 80 = -.
has accuulca.-d % S4ilrJ - WIFE LIZ ICY
rins remains is Original Yalce-
- Texas has now no troops IN the aeIt. and
Gov Henderson now =. Monterrey has issued an CIDER
ips the raising OF Texss regiment . serve ef-ns
ne wE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

INSTITUTION or MEssns ABBOTT FOR rHE EDUCATION
or Yousc LADIES AZ Houston. s,.-Princpas, jacob,
John s. C. &. Charles Z. Abbott.
Mr. VERNON SCHOOL BoYs 81 Bl>eeksrst,-Prin.
cipals J. H. Patton. Z. A. Morgan. The ensuing term Of
these Institutions Will commence Monday Nov. IL
Circulars may be found at the OF Mark Newman
saxton & Miles and Roe Lockwood on Broadway.
NJ 2aw2W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

~. The attention OF Capitalists is particularly called
to the sale by E. II. Ludlow & Co Auctioneers. on
Thursday OF this week, at Merchants Exchange st IL
o'clock ofproperty in South 5eyenthst W!lliamsbursh
the Landing ofthe Peck slip Ferry and known as the
Grswold property consisting of the cottage aud about
% lots Of ground among the desirable in thathS'
ing place within the vicinity OF New York, command
ing view of the Ci.y irem the Battery 10 HurlGaie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

III The .4ih'Hy trgUs pokes some sour fun at
our joyous, musical satatory Coons. Its evident
ly chagrined that we should attribute to the Wings
alone the merit OF flooring Cato We acknowl-
edge the corn. but plead Oversight, Ms our excuse
How shall we mske PREPARATION The Old Hunkers
did us good service in the election OF John Youns,
and have right to their share OF the credit We
propose opus Postum into one corner of our next
picture-knowins as Coon and s good deal slyer.
VIII that atone for our unattended injustice