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weakness of the yoc- heart spinal. Nervous, r.
uaI- digestive s-s;eu-rc1cIrs Dyspepsia con-uPa
r.cn oil -. dropping and Dis oriOn children
ard yoCrg lsdirs also BLEEDING Al fHE LcSSS Il per
feet substitute fo- he corset SID corslraniag shoulder
o,br, &C. sv supporting The snail o: The back MAKING
tie fucrrn ard by ltttay 5e1lsy The whole inera
pile Of organs Pamphlet. and BOOK Common Sense,
living information esq be rad a. me Office - Broadway
4 la.y II aii--cance on laclrs o. y
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BOUQUETS
~ ~ l-I.ni.a Ilnr.. aud Ern grant Enntic


Flower, maze in s:yle 20 please The tas:dioss,
be had few hours roucei OF JAAiE.S HOGGi
MA 5r Scotsman. 80 Broadway.
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MuRpYR-Samuel Il. Smith. one OF the volun
teers recently returned from Monterey was brought be-
fore Recorder Genos yesterday charged with the muir
der OF John Irwin also volunteer while on their way
10 this port on board the Galveston when on her last
trip hithcr
From the evidence appeared that the deceased WAS
rather quarreomc and abusive TO several OF those on
board and on the last day OF the voyage he had some
trilnr Quarrel with the accused One OF the witnesses
said that the latter was abused struck and knocked
down by the deceased
A, this moment the accused either had by him or re
ceivcd by another knife with which he stabbed IF
ortally as has since turned out he having died on
Tuesday night last from its effects, The murder hay
ins been committed the high seas, smith was tally
committed for trial before the District Court OF Inc L.
states n. O. Pcayune- !.
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~ Badgers B9hm Flute, vtich received ms:
premiums and srer ueds 81 he lsl- a.! o. the Amer
rsn I1sti.,Ire ear De procured NJ Pa!P Erns;s Musc
Rooms No Sa5 Broadway, Sefork, s-c a. The Factory,
s. Ccltage-s: NeyerE. SsrS-Ier-ey. 10 2weoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16

DIED N Ills CHA man named Bernard
Lynch last night taken into the First Ward Station
House in state OF iutoxicaaon and placed in cell
where he died probably in fl at abou; o'clock this
morning The Coroner was called 70 hold inquest on
~ bod
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BATON RoUoE GAzETTE-This excellent paper
will hereafter be under the management OF Messrs
Converse and Henderson-Mr Duirocq having disposed
of his share in the establishment
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Iowa Election.
Correspondence Of I'hc Tribune.

GALENA, Illinois, Nov 9Th 1916.
Since my last we have heard sufficiently from
Iowa to render it nearly certain that Briggs Loco.
has been elected Governor by small majority
A gentleman just arrived here, who came up
from Burlington, on the Iowa side, says it was as
certa;ned that the whole Loco ticket for Governor.
State Officers and Congressman was elected, bat
that the Wings had carried the Legislature. From
my own data, believe this 10 be the true result,
and if so, we have glory enough for one day"
The Independent Ticket for the Legislature for
Lee County which was elected over the regular
ticket was composed of four Wings and three
Locos
Clinton Co. which / claimed TO have elected a
WING, has elected Loco but Cedar, Linn and
Benton which / yielded to the Locos have re
turned Wing Senator and one Wing Represent
alive.
Muscatine, johnson and Iowa have returned a
Loco Senator and two Loco Representatives ~
stead of Wing, as our first news was.
Yours. L. b w.
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Gov YOUHG'S

--Go7 GOV. YoUEG's
GRAND MARCH +. this day pusished-s splendid
fTnSsrs-,nIy one Shilling. that thousands may bay II
~ WORTH-AIso published this day splendid Es
-. 81 dis brave officer. For Gale By sfnge hun
dred Dealers supplied Puolishedoy C. BOLT, Jr
nIflv- LOO bDoa'I
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aIApA,Ig ApOLPH. tom France whose immense

MADAME ADOLPH, from France, whose immense
vi fame oughouI Europe and America hha caused
rsuv 70 IMPOSE upon he community, oy assuming ner
aa1- has arrived IN SeTYorz and taken prvae apart
mems with two entrances - Shakespeare Hotel cor
n-r OF William Dusre where ihroG IN her urTersa
" ged wonderful ta4ents, she vEi inform her
or- OF AL heir Leading IKnsecEons OF me past Inc
present AID the future, they married or rot and
when and what husband or vile they vii get Cous1!a-
on ho1r .ny e during The deyor evening Fec % cents
rii irl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16

T. J. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No g
WsII.st S-w-Yors UreurreaI Money eoaTsi ard sol5
god and Iver exchxng.d notes tnd trzAa cnseiad OF
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Found DEAD N BED.-The Coroner was this
morning called 10 hold inquest at 500 Westinghouse
the body OF Mr. Deamater. aged and respectable
citizen. well known the conductor OF Phcnix Found.
~. Mr. D. had been complaining for days past.
and last night went into attic room 20 sleep contrary
to his custom, urging for doing that the
air close and that ne found it difficult reIpirc
He did down stairs in the morning and mem
Der OF the family going the in which he slept
found him dead in his bed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16

NO. 1872 BROADWAY up stairs) respectfully informs
his and gentlemen generally, that he has on
hand and constantly receiving the latest styles OF Cloths
Cas-eres Ve.tings which he will MAKE up IN man
h- doubts prove every way 10 nose
Who NAV favor MIN with their patronage. He wishes IN
particular 10 call The attention Of gentlemen bis new
style Dress and Patio Overcosis as ne IS earnestly OF
where Gentlemen furnishing her own cloth VIII haYe
- $500 - OBJ
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WATER POWER 10 Jet, with Two large a
w stone building the pleasant village OF fonkers II
miles from The city, close 10 u. steamboat landing In
Gur- OF = COPCUTT, SiS w asnins,ton-
o1-fr Or l72 Duanr-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16

SluTH,s HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACIES
y BrUgixay corner Of Sroonne-sL-J T. g SMITH hav-
Ing ssved from ne !ae Ere much Of his stock Of Honops
hic medicine uniauret state Is enabled to supply
order. and f1rrl-h cases, &C &c - heretofore
s. has r-rrp--d 20 The above number where may be
found family and other srnica uncrTre srnca pss
e- az general Of medicines ct The best quail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16

WINDOW SHADES, GILT CORNICgs, &c.
w kc-J. c. WOoDFORD, 2s5 Broadway, od-rs for
sale wholesale and retail large assortment OF The above
goods Also, Curtaia Tassels Camps LooPs CT: orna-
ueurs, lie.
Merchants and UPboi.terera buying sell again allow
sd liberal discount
\. 3. A practical Uphalsler II attendance.
- rs Broadway, Lsfsrge's B1tldtngA
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~ Wafer Cure House.-Mr.. 81. 5. Cove conc1-
receive patents 81 a-r c"-' ID sHth-s- 'es
MIS- C also visits ladies and children heir homes and
give. drscIon. Tor ;hs APPLICATION OF v aisr Cure I i
~ For sale. very superior ;ocet Seraphine, tn-zte
n Paris rricr mar be seen a-y afternoon afIer
oelock lrsE!rr Il aa Forsyt5-st- M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16

CoUKT or GgSERAL SEssloYS.-Beiore the Re
corder and two Adermen--John McKeou. Esq Distric,
Attorney. George Johnson having pleaded guilty
Indictment tor attempt to commit burglary IN the
hrs degree sentenced 10 he imprisoned in the
Prison for two years. Ihos Bramhal who recent
Il tried and convicted of passing spurious bank bills and
in which judgment was suspended condition of
leaving the country. next placed the bar for
fence he haring been again arrested for a similar Of
fence lie 10 the Penitentary for six months
guilty to petit larceny and We're each Black
wells Island for six months. Mary Nesry pleaded
guilty TO grand larceny and sentenced years
imprisonment in the State Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16

MARINE DISASTERS aND LOSS or LIFE.-By
letter from Mr. Thomas 7 Chopper dated Acconsc, "a
Nov. & we learn tina, the brig Solon Capt Anderson
from Turks Island, bound 10 New.fork, laden with
salt came orshore the 9th inst that place IN
severe Northeast storm. The captain. mate, and SIN
hands saved the steward drowned IN the surf ana
coored boy from Turks Island persisted with cold al
ter reaching the beach. Every exerton was made 10
rouse snd keep him up, but all TO no purpose In nj
teen minutes aicur the brig struck the deck parted
from the hull and in few minutes she washed in
thousand pieces The were in the most destitute
situation having saved nothing but the clothes they hao
on. bAt sun
Cspt Keenc, OF the schE. L. A. Thompson, u, this
por, yesterday from Nassau n reports the following
disasters
The brig Pandora, Anderson, from 81 Domingo for
Boston was wrecked one OF the BshsIna reels Oct
Is. snd cargo partly saved and carried into Nassau
The sloop leader, Of and from Newport r. l. JaInsicA
put INTO Nassau 2,rh ult dist-esswas dismssed on
The 18th in a hurricane
Capt Keene reports thai he saw new brig ldou5ieS
the Adeai6e) going down the bsy come IN collision with
the brig Vmcsnnes Of Portland bound u, and Carried
away the VS. lb-boom the other vesse. received 10
injury, DAT A'Nei' 10
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HENRY CLAY.-A correspondent OF the United
States Gazette, writing from Frankfort Ky. ON the
lst inst communicates the following in relation to
Mr.. Clay
He has been here for several days trying import
viii from Louisville and his closing speech
pronunccd by NIL who heard it to be of the best
efforts OF his life
was told that he had made several arguments during
the last Fayctte Court 10 iures and il seemed II olden
times had returned His mental and bodily vein appears
strong us ever and having just heard the glorious news
from Old keystone, he was in the very best flow oil
spirit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16

ESCAPE OF SAMUEL PETERsoS-This man, who
was arrested on Wednesday morning while attempting
to sell some silver spoons and other valuable articles
Webers in Pcars; where the Poughkeepsie silver was
found by Capt Perry and his yesterday sent
in custody OF member OF the 9Th Ward officers to the
Five Points where he promised TO point out his PAL
officers who instead OF catching another bird lost the
they mad previously Gagged.
P S-We are informed that Constable Joseph. OF the
ith Ward has this morning arrested Peterson who Is
again in safe keeping
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SHAWL. SToIEN--A woman named Isabella
Jones was arrested in the 9TH Ward BY Policeman Nc
Dougal on charge OF stealing Cashmere shawl and
other articles of female wearing apparel and lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16

THEFT or iRoN-A lot OF iron shackles tor gun
carriages las, night stolen from the premises OF
Messrs. Devoe 4 Dellick. 6l9 Four,hst The stolen
property was worth from SIS to $40 No clue to the
robbers.
THEFT OF MoLAs.Es-A barrel OF molasses,
worth some Sl4 stolen Thursday night from the
OF Patrick Carr 32 Stantont The rogue escaped
with his plunder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16

PRINTING PRESS roR SANTA FE-ouF enter,
prisns neishbor. = Lsdew, has par up ana sap2ea
from his foundry for Fort Leavenworih press 'yPe
ard pa;cr for printing establishment IN Santa Q
is intended for the OF the Provisons- 9oSeTte''
o-sn;r3 br Gen kearuey and Will tie earliest oi-
oortunv be forwarded 20 lis destination Our Eastern
friends will now perceive thai New Mexico mss oeer oE
regular process asRered ISL louis Ne'e.''e
10 To accommodate the proposed Cunard line OF
steamers a, Jersey City, the piers Immediately norh
of the ferry slip the foo; OF Mercer street are 20 q
so extended as 10 mske csch 500 X in length snc iorr
two basins for the vessels suitable building Is 10 De
pu. up along the whole street 'front.' 2o1 iee' ana 50
constructed correspond in appearance WIFE zoe
recent improvements by the Ferry aud f. II Companies
The enterprise is regarded with favor understand
by the committee OF the City Council TO which al Spp
csiion on the subject WAS referred. Newark Ao''
DR. RUSSELL AcQUITTED.--Aftera trial OF nearly
two weeks Dr. James q. Russell OF Pontiac Mich
charged with administering arsenic 10 his wife from
thc effects If which she died last summer was acquitted
Go;xe .ARE&p-A company OF Coiored com
eses In Pirtsbur- are about commencing thestca
hisiaoas -: Y alresdy prepared suitable pisee
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FmEs.-Three fires occurred last night one at 81
Madison.st o'clock in the evening another about
b o'clock this morning in the of 31 Orangest ana
sill another 35 Anthonyst. in stable. But little
damage done either place.
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STATIOSERY-U-F Z r DOUBLEDAY, dealers
y IN imported and American Stationery, and naIufec1r
ACCOUNT Book No 70 Jonn.sL o26 2awN
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Theft OF NUTMEGs-Some knavish rascal asst
night permitted himself is supposed to be locked up
in the store OF Messrs Baird Cummings the
Front and Dover and after the clerks had all left
mess. with which he made his escape One of the
doors which had been fastened by of OAK bar
found in the morning TO have been uubarred,
TO permit cCrcss 10 the thief No arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16

IN FALL FAsHIOSs.--Hsts, Hsis-Pads meeio
B skIn mats al s. -qus. those sold ~ others 81 ca
also elegant dress haas At 50 81 and s2 20 saPsrorn
.yls and finish 10 thos, many plsees II 81 neat hss
%. - ~ 49,, ~. ~. " GFORGE p. II. BROWN,
nj W. = NN''r-.e
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I'm FALL FAsHIONS.-The subscriber would osli
Ill The attention Of friends and the public generally
10 his large and superior assortment Of grnuefnons
Has which, durability general appearance and eceno-
my ar. not sxes-d by any offered In this city. 81
Also large assortment Of mems and boys caps MP
nv instance The above doss give ample satisfaction
al Sr-nd. J. " KELLOGG, t16 Canalst
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AlANrkD.-A few seuve young Moo Il, ~ Soutn
w West Agents tcr tho sale OF ne~ and popular
Pubtcsuuus-SSO and above heir ?eDses vii! be
Insured TO them in writing with opportunity Of eesrng
Slooc per year. Some DOW IN our employ ~tll Nc
Doubt make $1,000 per year clear of s eIpeoses
Each u,sn will hts district |, viii he necessary Coz
Them - from SIS to obrsn good httir
out Apply ERENCH'S Publishing iAll, aS Brosd.
Ia post.nzid au1 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16

u1HE ORIGIN OF HANIE's COMPOISD
/ SYRUP OF HOREHoCND for Coughs. Gods Bfon-
chits, Asthma, kc.
To drive ConsGIn ptoD from the land
Make pain and asthma end,
The god Ji health TOOK his stand
With ianee The sick mans friend.
But called 70 Eastern ciGles again
To stop this foes advance,
In friendship for the suffering,
He len the cure with HAScs- -
MINISTER'S OF THE GOSPEL, LAWYERS AND PUb
Lie SPEAKERS SHOULD USE HASCEs
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOkEHOtD,
4 minister preached rom The pulpit,
His voice V exceedingly clear,
IT. tones gave his bearers Delight,
Crowd always attended 10 near
HI, nuoLarions ss,onshed the learned
His eloQ1ence DID really entrance,
But the beauty Of voice wa stll owing
To the syrup be purchased OF HAscE.
arCTIOEEERs, foCALISTS, ACTORS, MEMBERS
Of Congress and S.oes L<gslatFe alderman, and al
ako e-c,I b. beauty Of perch Szeeetneis
and cleGr1<I Of rOtee mould h1re re-
eour4e to EzHce'f Compound
Syr,1p If Horetornd
An enctioneer he other day
Wac selling goods quite fast
His voice Fas very loud and clear,
And each one stopped thai passed
He talked 20 hem with ease and grace,
They al bid IN adveoee,
His great vas owing 10
The Syrup made By HAscE-
Price - cts per bottle, or bottles Tor = - sssds
For sale whoe.ae and retail BY A. B. = 800 4
cor OF Fulton william Isl also for sac % p,oaf,gsy
Co y East Broadway Il. Johnson, e0r7e o. 1 sod
and Cranosrsst < Cocdtr gtou cor ~ 90 ~
Sorinv SIS; z N Guion, cor Of Bosry :, e-d ro,
a. 81 Walkers; = srresteer l'' oi
OF Broad way and HowNrt- .,,e.t;on, and a,so,,
CaUTroS-BEwAzz Of sPrSiocs @ , s- D'~s'
- e. = sSSE1S sYRuP. and axe none otAsr.
ote IawA1
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CHAs. z. FoLwELL, MERCHANT TAILOR,

GOLD PESs-Ot The best manufacture, sold Al re-
tTIur.d al 10 John-st 2aWu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16

xIfANTED-A situation a. q clerk In lawyers Once
w By lad ho has previously been engaged IN that
capacity and has knowledge Of the general business
routine Of ocerecrs his former employers hrs
r-r,,or IT.
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IA ANTEU--A partner IN awoesn is Tory cv1hsctsd
w with country sor- that will afford profitable 6usi
ness Capital required SS0cn fpre-rred The estse
shu,-nI Will he sold price 10 secure very desirable
81. 81 ,nr :, X.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
WILLIAM I. JENNINGS & CO.,
DRAPERS AND TAILoRS,
Importers of cloths a9d cassimeres, vestings, &c.
No. 23l, Broad'eGy, .9meriess Hotel,

DRAPERS AND TAlLORSt
Importers of cloths aQd cassimeres, vestings, &c.
No. 23l, BroadtcGy, .9rncrieaa Hotel,
New YoRK,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Sirih street,
WAsHIEGTOH,
A RE IN receipt OF an extensive assortment OF
II new goods for fall and winter wear, comprs-
ing French and English cloths for dress and frock
coatsi cassmeres in great variety Of styles; silk
satin, merlno, and velvet vesingsj milled cloths,
tweeds, &c, for oVerroas; which will be made up TO
order, through the aid Of efficient corps Of cutters
as can be found in the eountryan essential point in
the economy to which we would direct, and in rem
derng the style and character of our garinena such
must satisfy the discriminating that our views OF
cheapness not based on the production Of any
other than frst-rate garments, such as have sus-
tanned our system Of small profits and quick returns,
and promoted the solicitation Of call from those
who would really effect a saving Of the extra per
centage levied under the credit system.
The attention directed to the panaloons depart.
ment must continue to offer inducements to those
who appreciate FIT combining ease and elegance.
In addition TO the usual assortment Of goods kept
by the trade, we have always on hand ready made
dress and rock coats, pantaoons vests, &c, to an
swer the requirements Of those who, in Of
emergency, may require hrst-rate suit. Also
fancydress articles in great variety scarfs crayats
handkerchies, gloves, suspenders, hosiery, under
vests, drawers linen and muslin shirts, collars, &c
Nov l9-inf
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IMpRoyED PROPERTY on

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
v Pennsylvania avenue for sale at public auction
will be sold at public auction on Wednesday the
18th day Of February next, at IL o'clock, p M, IN
front Of the premises the following valuable prop
erty on PennsylvGs:s avenue:
Parts of lots II anu TO-, square b, with three
story brick dwelling and store with back building.
The dwelling is occupied by Mrs Preuss as a
boarding house.
Lots &c and 81, in square B, with large three
story brick dwelling and large back building and
store. Tie dwelling is occupied by MRS. Hamilton
as boarding house.
The attention Of persons desiring 20 make invest.
Inents in real estate is invited the above property
which is among the most valuable in this city II
is most eiigibly situated, being the square imme'
diaely in front of Coleman's Hotel.
Terms one-hfth of the purchase money in cash
and the residue in four equal payments, at one, two
three, and four years, with interest from the day OF
sale, and to be secured by deed Of trust on the
property.
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A MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY

A MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY
"A RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-The subscriber,
bezg DESTROYS Of returning to Barbados in March,
offers for sale his residence, called "rhe Retreat"
In Washington county, ID. c. The Improvements
consist Of a spacious brick mansion with every out
building requisite for the accommodation Of large
family or boarding school IL is situated on the Rock
willie turnpike road, about mile from the corpora
ton line Of Georgetown, and three from the public
departments. u will be sold with thiry-four or six
ty-four acres Of land forty of which are in high
state of cultivation, the balance in wood and Pasu-
rage. On it is large young orchard Of choice
fruit, which has been in bearing only two years.
There is also an abundant supply Of excellent water
from we'll close to the ktchen from whence It ID
raised to a cisern in the second story by force
pump.
The title is indisputable, and terms will be made
easy to approved purchaser.
A better opportunity for any one wishing to pos
sess a most convenient and healthy residence in
good and friendly neighborhood, and near to the
seat of government, will not probably occur again
directly, the subscriber having spared no expense in
securing every comfort for a permanent home. Be
ing anxious to return to Barbados he is willing TO
make great sacrifice what 1t has cost him. Pos
session can be given the first Of March, earlier
If desired. For further particulars apply on the
premises TO HCHARD Z. FILE.
Feb lS-eotf
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT KENTUCKY
~ LAND OWNERS.-The subscriber, having
taken charge of the interests of several estates in
Kentucky, has removed to Frankfort, from Cul-
pepper county, Virginia He tenders his services to
such persons as have interests in lands in Kcntuc-
ky which are likely to be lost for non-payment Of
ton of these lands will be sold in January next, UNI
less redeemed before that time. Further delay may
be fatal to the interests Of the rightful owners.
The subscriber will also attend to the collection
of debts due in Kentucky, and has made arrange
ments for the recovery Of claims for land or money
from the general government State of Virginia.
and pledges himself TO a digent and faithful dis
charge Of all trusts confded to him. Having been
actively engaged in business for several years, in
his native county OF Culpeper, he refers to the
Judge and justices of the courts, the members Of the
bar, and the citizens generally, for any assurance
which strangers may desire, that any business
placed in his hands will be attended to with prompt
ness and fidelity.
Letters should be addressed to him at Frankfort,
Kentucky, and will be answered soon as re-
ceved.
If the owners Of lands prefer to pay portion of
them for their redemption, such arrangements may
probably be made as will be mutually satisfactory
He has made arrangements with Mr.. Thomas
Green, Of Richmond, Va, for assistance in prose-
cutting claims upon the government, and for obtain
ing agencies generally. Reference is made to him;
also to Gen Bernard Peyton and the Hon. John M
Patton all Of said city, for further information
specting the subscriber
GEORGE MASON GREEN.
Frankfort, Nov. lS45-Nov 25-2aw3m