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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14

NOTICE s lrrc1y glyea that an attachment favor Of
George H. Cougar. OF The city OF uca, Oneida Coun-
" has issued agaiast the estate of Hamilton D. Rsley,
nonresident debtor residing the State OF Illinois purs
to the statute concerning non resident debtors which
attachment was granted and allowed by PhIio Grt.ey
Circuit OF the 5lh Judicial Circuit, and that the
viii be sold for the payment OF the debts OF the said
Rse uue-s he appear and discharge such attachment
cordIng law within nine mcnths o, the nrst puolce
lion Of this notice, and that The payment OF any debts due 10
said Risiey By residents OF this state and the delivery TO
him for his OF any property within this State belong
ing him. and tho transfer Of any SUCH properly by him.
forbidden by law and void.
NATTESON & DOOLITTLE,
Attorneys for attaching creditor, Utca Oneida County
~ IL o. LunrLLn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14

EVENING LiNE-The steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt
VIM. II. Peck viii leave Monday Wedne sday and Friday
The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt R. b. Macy, VIII leave
TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday evenings, O'Clock,
from Coftand-sL Pier, for Albany and Troy direct.
I1 The above boats Of lie Gcst class
sndsd by experienced and attentive officers and for speed
and accommodation superior most, and inferior
tn: river. eZ3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14

r AMPS. GIRANDOLES, Han Lanterns and Chan
IL teiers.-Dez. Brother Co Washington Stores, No.
l5a WIlHsI-si- manufacturing and have always
hand full assortment OF articles their Inc, OF the FOL
lowing descriptions which they VIII sell a, wholesale or
reial ~ low prices. for cash =
Solar Laups-Gli Bronze and Svered in grea; variety
SGspend.ns So.ars, DO. do
Bracket Soars do. do.
Solar Chandeliers 90. 90. : and : lights.
>usPending Camphene Lamps: Brscket do DO
Side do. DO
CampheHs Chandelier S and lights.
GlraatoesG;. Sveret and Bruazed various patterns.
ha Laaera--Na-!cgs sizes. with sta.aed glass.
= 5rI DETTL. BROTHER CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14

81 FARM FOR SALE, worry chcup, In the town
" OF Marlborough Ulster county six aud hull miles
The village OF NowburghHn two and half miles
from Hampton said farm contains about ninetyh'e acres
labc land IN aic state of cultivation On the prem
i-es dwelling house, burn, oui-houscs Sc Is
mostly in stone fence well stored with irui,rees OF al
as the owner intends 10 dispose of 1t immediately For
parsclar. terms &c. apply 10 NJ Fletcher Marlborough
HERBERT HALL,
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Vrnslet. jose Mar
tines
s,u-. Jesse f
N-dderT sczr.sN q
N-rm-gl-, John
s-.-.. II &
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Leave onnst1n-Tuesiay, Thursday ana Saturday.
H. b-Fdssenser,, he arrival OF tle az
St"ns Ton proceed immediately the splendid Railroad
cars 10 Providence ana Boston, without any delay and
baggage Master accompanies each Boston Lake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14
List Of Letters Remaining in the Y. /. Pos, Office
SATURDAY.. September u:

- Piease lseato1l tae et 4e L,st n a-aeA tsey
are adsert,,ed LADIES LIST
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az law9m Attorney for AIiaching Creditor, 5 Wal
ORDER of Honorable John Fine, ar,. Judge of 5

ORDER of Honorable John Fine, mr., Judge OF St
DLawreEce County, Counselor At Law, &c--Noiice Is
hereby that attachment has issued against the
late O Jose h Wigglesmh, late Of the town Of
Russell In -aid County, ascOudng concealed debtor
and the VIII he sold for the payment Of hi debts
unless appear and discharge such attachment according
las within three months Of the lrst publication ut this
notice, and INA; the payment OF any debts tie delivery
any property belonging 10 such debtor 20 him. for his
u- and the y any property by him. for any pur
pos, forbidden 5y aud void Dated
Osd-u-burgh, july o, 1910. JAMES & BROWN,
frI. 4fs,rrf4t.. ttfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14

S. FOR SALE.-renihave. AMI Sith.sL-AboctS
ki Lots and parts fronting The Tenh-av. and St,hc
ILL For price and terms apply 20
slIlM RLEECkER \ NANDNkE. NJ. | Nss.An..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14

81. TO LET-A House IN Filth-s, euue. 6e;s---,:
= SisSt. and 53d-s- sad house contains eve -
- rooms Snd tnree bedrooms with barn attached 80
,arir- Irqulre Errest keyser, the Prtm!ses -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14

% FOR SALE. Eutl-sL-sl ft,.l lot IN fee uorI5 -
s; ptl.-,t opposite - Peters Church Ninety Der 80,
1'i-A can remain mortgage. II improved. Apply 10
Al RTEECkER \ VAN DYKE, No. Nessan,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14

~ FiKNI FOIf SNLE.-N spIendd ilrm Tor SAFE
~ ic Ovuoi Huntington. three miles from steamboat
49, mnding Norfhpori, mics from railroad NJ Deer
park consisting ut 100 81 ct which covered with
wood The farm Is beautifully situated aud IN nigh state
pf cultivation, producing gram of all Kinds. The dwelling
house aud oubud,ugs all good Fruit of all kinds and 100
grape vines in t bearing, and the best of For par
l-i-l-,. infwte vt THOMAS McELRATH, Tribune. Office
|.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14

A =.ock fyures. good VIII aud 80 Of a retail drug
usec = one Of The popular ti,oruug hfle OF
The city. The store ! fe WIKI much elegance and i
doing good business lie proprietor being engaged n
other business i not able give Ibis tie auto Z re-
y.irss ard : therefore wiling dispose OF il Frl par
oElars may be obtained D. addressing, through box 80
lS32 lower pCst-CSce- II ST.
HANGING PAPER-BToyyI and white Fer .,71 by
AL 81 w CYRUS W, FIELD Burltry.sJtn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14

EpN Ok DEk Ot tudrif- /. PAW A-e'iClhif utE' ~
ID the COurt OF Common Pleas ana Tor the CITY ana
County OF Neyy York-Nouce hereby given, pursuant To
the provisions OF the authorizing attachments against
ub-condiug. concealed and nonresident debtors mat an
attachment has issued against the estate o! l. G. w Fierce
and ellison Homan nun-rssiden and residents oi Man
chester England, and thai the viii be sold for the
payment OF their debts unless they appear and dischags
such attachment according law within nine months from
the first publication of this and that the payment OF
any due them and the delivery them for their
use any property belCng them and the transfer OF
any property by em forbidden by law and are void
Dated the twentieth day OF December. l8i5.
u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14

by ORDER OF the Honorable Charles +. DAILY. one OF
ID the judge Of the Court of Common Pleas OF the CITY
and County OF New York-NOtice Is hereby Elycn pursi
ant to the provisions of the authorizing attachments
against absconug concealed and NONRESIDENT debtors,
that attachment has issued against the estate at David
Morse resident Of llJcrtord West cmbrooksrc,> south
Wues. England and that The will be- sold tor ne
payment OF his debts unless he appear and discharge -uc
attachment according 20 Inw, within nine months from The
first publication Of t notice and that tue payment Oi any
debts du" bin by bis debtors agents hankcrs, or others
and the delivery n HIM for hs j,r 81 any property,
money notes or bill. OF exchange belonging 10 him and
the transfer of any other properly W them 0fbIdenby
law and are void Dated the weutythi!d day Of Febru
arv 1916 CLARK = CAMPBELL
mD lawti Attorneys Attaching Creditors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14

5-l4r subscriber offers for the Farm on waeSss
'SN nov resides IN the village OF Auburn Ceyuga ca
consisting OF 10 OF good Grain ana Grazing Laa
well enclosed and watered and upon which one ass
and three moderate sized Dwelling Houses, CatriaIs
Houses Barns She's and other necessary outbu!dias.
three Apple Orchards. great variety OF choice FnE
Trees ANA Strawberry four durable Springs, three Wei
hundred rods Otful Stone Fence and an inexhaubs
Qry ofn superior quality OF and blue Lime Slo1
suitable for cuiin. and dressing, eligible and convenient
for continued sale OF that article either rough hewn
according 10 the demand and which OF the ee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14

3-5IotN-a and white. Fer sale BY
AlS w. FIELD, 3 burIng-s.ip.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-13
-. =--s-r- =
vol. XIEV.-.NO. %

az Major General oil Volunteers exceen, appou
ments
The following appointments have been made IN tho
Quarter Masters aud Commissary's departments:
Qu,Rrrts M.srEas.-John :, Love Of Oh u; SAINT.
e =. Moonry Indiana; Alexander Dunlap VI Illinois;
George A. Caldwell Of Kentucky, Levin H. Gus ii
rcrnraare; Thomas B EaslIand Of Louisiana.
ASSISTANT Qu,Rrnn MAsTsns.--T. $. Gilbert. s.
u. Webh and Thomas II. Wilkins Of Oh,o Robert
Mitchell, john Nef aud Elauson W. Eoos,of Indiana,
lame, II. Rss,on. Henry Scott Josrph Napier aud
Henry NJ. Vandeven ,or Illinois; Theodme o'iTs,s.
Gcdle 2. Smith mud Beni +. Graham Of Kentucky,
Robert II Reynolds. Jonas Pa Thomas and Philip Is.
Glenn III Tennessee Samuel NJ Rutherford of ,Arkaa-
saS; Franklin T.. Smith oi mississippi Harry rouimin
Of Alabama. Robert Il. Howard of Georgia; George W,
Miller and George Kennerly Of Missouri; and Joseph
Daniels ii Texas. y.
CoMhiss,R,rs illium +. johnson Of Ohm. James
&. Sloo of Illinois. Alfred Boyd of Ky julius w.
Blackwell OF Tennessee, WIN. bobbiu Of Mssissp-
pi.
ASSISTANT CoMMlssARIEs.--W. &. McCauslin, Jno.
H. Stephens aud Iuhu Caldwell OF Ohu, Deians Il.
Ecklce. Christopher C.Grahsm and Newton llill Of
Indiana. }. $. Post. james NJ Camphell, VIM. Walters
and Samuel luckleion of lllinols Richard Ghoston,
rhomas J. Turpin and WIN. Garrard Of Kentucky,
James x Copeland and Wm. y. Cherry Of Tennessee.
Wn Fields aud Robert fenner of Arkansas. Kemp s.
Holland Of Mississippi, Thomas Z. Randle o Georgis,
WIN. Shields and Amos +. Garrison Of Missouri. Ste.
phcn y. lloalc OF Cexas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-13
TrHff Of Land,
TRACE OF LAND,

lying abou, two miles Iom loyinsson, containing 10
ACRES, called the Johns n tract
The terms oil sale will hr sufficient sum in casli IN
deiray The expenses ol sale aud advertising the land,
The balance SIX, twelve and eighteen mouths credit
the purchaser give bonds with good personal sccur
w. and the TILE viii be retained 10 The Lands untl the
purchase maney shall be paid. Possession ft the pu,
p,sn 81 sreding viii be gleen on the Ion OF September
next and tall posst>sou the lst Of january lheeaf
ter the sale should n9 be completed on the ir, day
ii will be continued from day to day until completed.
WILLIAM MASSlE, Sheriff
OF Nelson county. CONF
.Iune8 llJJy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-13
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.

The Senate has confirmed The nomination Of Gen. Zsr
rba'y Iaylor as Msjr Genera in the Army Of The u :.
riled States; aud Of Col WIN, g. Butler, of Kentucky
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-13

cotton S'Gg9, Sc.
w T. daily expecting Ia receive
W $1,000 POI NDS COTTON YARNS, from
the Monticello Factory, assorted nu nbes.
ALSO,
200G lbs. LOWS " hue Lead.
1900 los W oolsey \ Woa-.y' LAT Sacar
MtDANlEL Y Met OIhi.E.
July 9 is
10000 pounds best family cared iia-
con,
500 do Wool X lis, superior article,
200 bills supetfne Flour,
Sc do family do
so do Iiydanlc Cement.
50 kegs superior l.ea Lard, from 8 to 80 los,
eAcll, convenient ,izs Tor hmily u.s.,
j. hhds. NJ ila>se-,
9d,z tNllItd ldncn sacks, country made.
chest G. Z. Tea,
900 sacks Salt,
On cons gnmenr, and IN very rcasenable rerns by
LACY \ GARLAND,
the Baein.
5uly In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-13
To3lcottr GMttut0rurr.
From The charlottesville .iirocate.
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.


The EXERCISES at this Institution on the e9h were
clothed with mofc than usual interest and very large
conconfse ct Strangers, CUE aud Alumni were press
enl npon the oecaSon. At l0a o'clock PROGRESSION
composed ol the Bua,d oi VISITORS the Alumni rroes.
surs aud Students hfncd The foot oi the Lawn
and marched mo the R5luuda. mhrrrupon the excel
lent band from laru>anhnts struck up enllvenng air
The Rev. MIR. jackson, Chaplain al the Institution. IN
vuhed The DIVINE blessing upui all assembled. Mi
tuurtenav. thamanol The Faculty, announced The
Games of those udrnls who had distinguished them
selves al the examinations of the different classes. mud
distributed Diplomas 10 the Cradnars OF The Inlvefsl>
Iy. The names OF The young gentlemen distinguished
aud ern5uoles, Will be tnnd another column.
Ihe Chairman then istraduced 10 the audience, Mr..
l.. NJ. Coleman at Hanover. who delivered address o
consll' die nett upon The ''Gannrction between
nation aud It's lsttrat,iteR Alter Tins. Chas L. Msly
Eq al yhrhbofl, President Of the Suciety III Alumni
oh lie CLAIR, aud Johnson Rirhanr Esq. Of oianee
arose aud of horr aud hall unclaimed the ntleur
ton o the latse and Intelligent audience, by asperch
great ability, ceqncocc aud originality
Oh Nj. Bjthlut's onlan there nas but opinion
thai II could moi have been surpassed 1t WIS 10y Turns
logical VIII, and arEumenauve aud anon 10 flights
OF uue and burning enqaenre.
Alter Mi BARBOUR concluded. the officers Of the Unl
vrreuy, the AiumnD and students patlook ui II sump
tuous duucr me AIRED 10y the Faculty, The Hall o
the le r,un Saerty. where several hahly appropriate
loass drunk and short addresses reply lonsis
ma e ay Messts NJ SHY el Iyurhhnrg. Barbour o Ora
anac, krh III ionuc,ser Ruhia oI Nbtmaflr. Pr les
sor Grpar Fucker. late ot Tie University, Pni W IN b.
X ,geIs and lr. Frank taff. The ntmust hilarty and
good teelm. prevailed upon the oecaslon aud late the
evening the conrany separated, well pleased with each
other AID the University.
Al TIE recent meeting or ,lc Board of Nsets of tie
| nryrfsity, II MAS determined 10 ,durate ihifty
Young (nr itou tath Senatorial DlstfrD at TINT
!, sH1alnu upon the io why tcfma. LIST. They are
t"he etlec"d every tWo years ny the Faculty, aud
hay r.hl 10 froan n The restitution two years
{ s 4 A.,
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n q T. L e u

HAVING taken a lease of the Mills il Ibis place.
III known as the Langhorne Mills for term Of
years. will be regularly in the wheat Market and prev
pared 10 give The
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE,.
Lump and Ground Plaster will always be kept on
hand. aud sold low for cash.
Mr.. JAMES SurPHIs who. learn. is syo'abiy
known to the farmers Of tho region. will mill io' me.
and hope thai patronage from the publc, which
the convenient location Of the property inviter.
4. n, MONTGOMERY.
April Is Is
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NEW eeeVsa.ss.N.

NOTICE.
I'llE undersigned has formed copartncrship. and
will carry the Hardware BuSpess, n the store
nuw occupied by james D. Gregory. next heluw M'sss.
Turner Burwell's On Main Street. under the style 81
GREGORY 4 RoYALL.
In the roufse oi a teH weeks, We shall make lafae
additions Ia present supply II 4 lojN, aud be- cnnhed
to furnish friends ard The pubr generally. with any
article III our line, ol the best quality aud upon oAsona
bic terms. JAMES u. GREGORY,
JAMES L. ROY ALI.
jun % Is
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iii! UNIVERSITY.


the following public exercises. proceeded with prayer
The Rev MI JACK sou took paae IN the ltolnndo, IN
presence OF The Ns''efs o' The University, and ol
large aud Intelligent audience
lhr 'halfman "' Tie facniiy announced On
",oell '' MINES % 'ne s'ohe"'S VINO h"d d
ho5 been hold ,nrln, the nrcs,nt sass',n ,rne nm,
h.rs iadlcale Inc examinations nj which the stud,
gained Distinction.
SGI!OOLOr ANCIENT LANGUAGES
.L,,ior I, ATTN CL,s,
- wa. 60,
sem" Ia" I Ass.
Fife. VIM Charlottesville,
}H1lW GHeh Class.
Poe. Nm. { Georgia,
Smart, VIM Il Gloucester, va.
.ernior Grech Class.
n. p:,l,r ,u, A.,
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2N'''o' VI '''''i'' 'A''"' ""''''
l'H"" itt"ch lass.
Briggs Gen. W = Nanscmond, Va.
Poe, Nm. & Georgia,
ialIaieff". W lei rankin, va
Spanish Glass.
Crump, Oliver Caroline, Va.
Smart NmR Gloucester Va
f,,,mo, Cios,
C.sl,e rdnooa ~ R,.hmonl CIV Y,
SCIloDI or MATUFNAIIGS
-. ,,
49,
nafnn2,''' h'en o"''l'''' va
ltld, AndIc" NJ ,nN''N' va,
ialiaetI'' W N !, ''""'pa Va
W insloh' > II ''""'''' Va
intermediate lass.
C,stlomar. r bert A Carkc.Na
I.e,ph. John Il Halifax, Va.
Sf,lnoi# or N>rIRAJ. PHI OSopuy
naiHse""' " "'''''' Va;
~ y 49, - . K.n,,'l,
1 Dnatlrs. Wm.A2 Kentucky,
I Mailman EdW +. : Carolina
SCHOOL. OF CHEMISTRY
-, a.,
i,"'ls' ,,"'' i',i
,if"",'N' ', ~ , u''''s''a'''
r .'o'Nla'''i /, ; w ~, n po,o,og,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-13
10 TEE LADIES.

u HAVE just opened few pieces Of bfIB no
4 REE.N fol Indies Shrls, very scare and dtsH
able auIrr, DON !. =. IL EKo.
June - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-13

Al tie iae meetings o the Society Of Alumni Of the
University, Cnts. l., MosnY. ol i.yochbutg. was g.
lrcted President II the Seelely; NM. NJ. BeRNELL.
Esl. oil Bcdord, chosen il deliver the n,N anlvcr,
sa,y address, and Museon X, NJ GAnNlrr, Esq o
Essex alternate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-13

commissioners sale
OF s'HFssG1!C L9nH in .sF!sOn county.
EeN vrtne oil a dcrrrla order III the superior
Z court ol law and chncrty; Tor the county o Mel
oil The Oh day OF May Is H. pronounced IN the two
following cases, Il Wi
The Farmers Bank Of Virginia, Plaintiff
against
Nathan I,anius and others, Defendants,
and
keai, Kcud,ll s Atwalrr. Plaintiffs,
against
Tie said Nathan Iollus aud others
DEFENDANTS,
shall, on the PROMISES near the town o lovlngslon,
in the county III Nelson on Wednesday, The ljlh day
OF July next. eXpose 10 sale, by way OF public auction,
10 the highest bidder, the
IraCf Of Land,
wherein the said Nathan Iofllos resides. containing
b'ui 80 ~ 40 ACRES. adJplGin9 The town al Lowing
~t,n. {. r. E-le, Col james :. DjlIrI aud oth,Is.-
Tins iract is very valuable aud desIablr.
II Also, on the same day upon the premi
So s.,' srs. IN the town ii l.uvIn1slou.
tt54iit4s STORE HOUSE AND LOT.
s. - in an eIllbe situation for business.
Also, upon the premises, on the same day, other
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-25
- @.A!a1Msg ysgggs la.
NY &AAK. PORT OF WILMINGTON. AAk

ARRIVED.
December i6--Brig Camargo, Cotter, Newcastle Ne,
Schr Henrietta Fitch Gardiner, Me,
18th Schr Henry, NickerSoR, Calais. Me, bound to
Philadelphia driven South by severe gales lost deck
load, and mucn damaged lis rigging Safs and hall
% Brig John Hill, Pierce, Key West
Schr Mary Chase, New Work. to G w Davis
Dec. 90 schr Il &lestcolt, Lodge Ifa,, to Lufer'
loh.
Brig Fox, Smith, Matanzas, to J GammeA.
y. Brig Frances sayn, Point Petre, Gaudaloupe'
70 G w Davis.
sGhr Royal P&rsle, Price, Lockwood's F0Iy, TO Geo
CLEARED.
Bee. 10 schr Olive, Smith, N Y by Lutterloh.
19--Brig charlotte, Hopkins It erik by e u Ellis.
20 schr Monsoon, Sllnnan, Phla. by G w Davis,
81 Brig Ange!ine, Cutting Martinique
Brig now, Tribnu, Boston, by G w Davis.
% Schr F Thorn. Sanford, New York, by E Lut-
teroh.
sch Mary Eliza, Cole, Charleston, by e Lutteroh
% Brig Rupert, Nckerson rnique, by J Hathaway
d Son.
Schr Jones, Griffin. New York, by n w Brown.
schr w Peters, Lord, Porto Rico, by FL Lutteroh
"a. schr AIaric, Perne N Y, by J Lutterleh.
Brig Amethist, Anderson, Richmond, Va By j Lut-
tcri0h.
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DTEEDs

In New Hanover county. the 9th inst, John T Bun
ting of John Bunting. Esq, at the age OF % years
months. and two days. The disease of which the de-
ceased died is one Of the affecting known to the
human famy-necroses the lower jaw. During the
last twelve months he suffered intensely being confined
his bed most of fie time Mr.. Bunting. for some
weeks before his DEATH was so afflicted be incapa
Ole of taking any sustenance His jaWbones were en-
fircly destroyed by the dseascgradualy eaten away
he has now gone to happy world where there is no more
pain and suffering. The deceased was an excellent
young an and has left father and mother and large
circle of friends and relatives mourn his uttnely
death lie was however, prepared to die, and we feel
In Duplin county. On he Sd inst Mr. Patrick Fore.
hand aged so years He fell dead at the close Of
Ghe day work ia his field, without moments warming
In this town. on Monday evening last, Mr. VIM Roth
well, aged about 50 wears
In this town, the 22d inst Edgar youngest son of
William n. Peden, Esq, aged years.
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Mericon PrlrdteerS-We understand, says
the N. Y. Courier & Enquirer, that private
letters have been received by mercantile
house in this city, from respectable house
in Havana, stating positively that IS letters OF
marque have been actually issued by the Mex
lean Government;-that % vessels were then
fitting out at Havana for Privateers, and that
they would sail on or before the 10th of Dec.
This intelligence comes from source entitled
to good degree of confidence. 1t may be
suggested, however, that as it is the interest OF
freighting vessels under neutral flags to raise
such report as this, it may possibly owe its
origin to such a sourcc.-Bal. Clip. Dec. II.
A WEALTHY STATE-It is estimated that
the products, manufactures, &C., OF all kinds, in
the State of N. York, yield an annual income
to the people of the State of S3OO,O0O,OOO.