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PARDON OF THE ANrI.RENTERs.

The Anti Renters in the State Prison have all
been pardoned. Their names arc follows
DANIEL w. SeUIREs. DANIEL SoBTHEoT.
ZEK.H PRxsToS. JOHN LATHAM,
JoiIN rHnNIx W BAsBANE,
CALVIN MADISON w JoCELfS,
Isaac :. BrKHANs &. I NccoMsEE.
JoHN BURcH John Z. CooNs,
w. RESIDE. THonAs MORGAN.
The foregoing were all confined IN the Clinton
Prison, and are not only pardoned but restored to
the rights OF citizenship.
The following named persons have been psrdoned'
but not restored TO citizenship.
SMITH A BovGiuoN. JOHN VAN sTEESBURCH,
EDwAKp OCoNSoR MosEs EARLE.
O'Connsr and Van Steenburgh have been in the
Sing-Sing and Boughton and Esre in the Clinton
Prison.
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~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE
CLEARED

ships Monticello. Lambert Glasgow, Durham u
mon. Isabella Anderson. Bremen, Oclnchs hrusG
Indiana. Bennett. Brazos, Stanton s. Frost
Banks Alabama Spragnc BrsIOs, Elweii 90. IA
ford Robson. N Orleans johnson & Lowden, Chsrlouf
Wehnmsn, Bremen. b. psvens,edt a schumsker \
Lawrence Waite Walthall, Badger, feck \ co.
Bligs l. q ricrev, C.sI, rs1pico, ticks x baeI
Planet Clark Cardenss. Arrowsnith Wheeler 1cf
In. McGrath. Havana, X Buck
Schrs Gen Pesrcy, Parker, MatanTss. Auowsmith
Wheeler IIiberns, Rosgelel, Halifax. Ms Hunter
Co Leonors Woolston Philadelphia, Ann Bedell, "a
vsnnah Mott Bedel Susan, Rogers, Philadelphia Her
~. Look, Savannah, Ogden. Homer Nckerson, Boz
ton: Julietie Woglam, Petersburg Hunter.
Barge Whale, Baldwin, Amboy
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On the e;,h inst. THOs. T. sTODDART. in the IA
year OF his age
His friends and those OF his father in law. Rev Gee
Hiatt are invited TO attend his funeral from his late
dence IS Beekman A. on Thursday, 18th inst ]
O'Clock r. NJ. -.
Ofcongeston OF the brain, LUCY CHAPrfLL, dsugA
ter of Hiram & Juliet Ostrsnier aged months and |
day.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family new
spcctiuly invited to attend her funeral Ihursdsy a's
noon, at ; O'Clock at 1872 Csnsl-st
ON Wednesday morning. Jan. %. MARY, only dsase
ter of George and Sarah Endcott aged years and
months.
The friends OF the family are invited 70 attend the n
,ersI without farther invitation at 2Js Ninths N,
Thursday afternoon. at 7. NJ. Tbs remains VIII
taken 10 Massachusetts for interment
At Washington D. c. DR. Frederick May. restl
OF Washington tor more than my years, snd hsal
estntmrl Citizen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

" London with all its public and private building, !,
massive ST. Pauls, River Thames and all US shipping
together with docks and bridges b. IN Pelee.
tlon by visiting he MBseum and viewing The Balen
PanoTan, which not only shows all London but sections
OF France and 0ermsny, the Rhine, Moses, sc are FL
hihited, which everybody should The Ethiopian
Ministries are aso engaged aud will give their popular
songs, ditties, cOnundfuns, sc. Great Western Ms,
Wheeler with other performers Of talent viii also give
varle u choice entertainments. Performances at sni
ID A
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Bnsiness Notices.

~ 1t ia estimated that from forty TO sixty thou'sA
souherners visit the North every season and that they
spend sl2OoOeOo Palmer the Agent, Is now receiving
cards and advertisements for Southern and western
Papers tor the Spring trade. Ills Office sn The iF0ahs
Building where he Is prepared TO explain The 'y'hm
which he has been organizing for several yesfsPss1
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~. SIZE outside or To.pAY,s PAPgR. %

~. Troreys aud Others leaving the City in the after
pou sra Informed hsi ErsnS EaiOa 81 Tie 7ribuE,
50 prntc5 vey day containing tire stock sales Markets
Eers. by The Sosibcrn Nal, &c. Up 70 O'Clock by IL
oinr Of the sessboys for The EceaaR E1a.o7 81 The
Tr.nune every viii be able 10 take with him tee
..ies. news Up 70 tie tune Of leaving the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

- GAADSER Of 2l5 Greenwich At Is selling every
description Of spepdd Dry Goods at prices taa' mus
insure him crowd of customers that will last "hi'
ne has goods al such extraordinary low prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

Letter bags of packet ship Sheridan. for Liverpool
will close at kenyons Letter Office, 20 Wall 81 ~
O'Clock Also letter bags Of the Louis Philippe Tor
Uayre, al half past II.
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moor. which has put sea- to hi. reputation h..
being the srestcst tenor We have ever had Ia,
slso 20 ordinary treat TO beer IN dur,,so .ves :.
So ths, OF Madame A and sisnor B. Mr. Kyssn
bis mos, admired pieces snd the Echo ObAs,,.'f
Li,tx's celebrated song The Warderere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

DoMsry AND Son. PArt lV.....THE BATTLE or LIE
a LOVE- SToKy.
Wiley h Putnam have isssed both these books
in their usual elegant style OF the latter may here
after take occasion TO speak at some length. much
poorer and cheaper edition published in Boston is for
sale by Graham, Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

ORIo LEGISLATIVE ELEcTIoSs-The Legisla-
ture this afternoon, elected the following judges
and General, TO Wit Associate Jadges for L axe Co.
VIM W. Branch. iona Lapham, Aaron Wilcox
Portage Co. Isaac Swift Wyandotte Co. JOS Chat
Joseph Blacker, Logan Co VIM. II. McKinnon
Brown Co Isaac Carey Holmes Co. John Darnell:
Huron Co. Whitfield Sanford, Coshocton Co James
lie Reilly MAJOR General Of 22i Division Ohio
Militia Job : King Ohio Statesman. 23i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

From HALy N.-Tne Parliament OF Nova SEQ
Tia was opened On the 2lst BY Sr John Harvey In BIS
speech the Governor asks for small f1nd 70 relieve the
2oorisn inhabitants who distressed By the failure
The survey Ct Railroad between Hslfsx Gn3 Quebec
a proceeding.
= Abraham Cuppy, one Of the members Of the
Senate OF Indiana died Indianapolis on ire etA inst
ne rspressEied the Nhi:shArt hoseiasko and Eknsri
District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

~ SMITH DoDes, DgsrIsr, No - Bondsl neS
Broadway requests the attention OF those wanting "r
Ella. teeth 10 his method "a method used tn this cp I"
cuvey by HIMSELF ofslening either single teeth or go
when on gold Plates Il saves mos, Of the PAIN a'asJ
given n the operation aud enables the wesref TO Keeps
-. "a h..,hv u,o,th NJ 2isw5m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

ANIMATED rURE-ILLUsrRATED-Th Sc
cond number Of this work has four very clever color
ed engraviugs snd gives promise being very s;;rsc
tive periodicsl-Lewis 4 Brown. 272 Pesrl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28
- Gov YoUrHs HEALTH, we learn with pie
sure, is improving daily,

THE PAcKgr.sHIP GARRIcK.-The steamboat
Orus from Shrewsbury came up yesterday afternoon,
in which passenger the third mate of the ship Gar
rick with note from Captain Trask addressed 10 Mr..
T. X Collins stating hsi the ship wen. ashore sqasm
Beach in thick weather Tuesday evening about 9
O'Clock The mate states that the ship leaks badly and
they obliged keep both pumps at work keep her
free. she has 800 seerage passenger who viii remain
in the chip she lays perfectly easy the Beach
Steamboats, have been dispatched to her take OF the
passengers Il the wind should continue from the west
damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

~ We are indebted 70 Mr. Coyes Tor copy o
sud New Haven IN advance Of the Long Island train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

PICTORIAL HISTORY o. ES6LAND.-The pub
AsAsrs MssSrs Harper Brothers have sen IN No. Is
OF this work. IS cts per number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

Nj MORANOi

schr croton, Chase. ds fm Boston, nidse TO fos,,
a Nickerson.
Below brig Wind NNW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

II CAVE JoHSSoS's ExrRlss tnom the Yves
arrived last evening bringing papers and letters frou
s. LOUIS = Tie 3ist alt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

NEW THEOLOGICAL SENIsART.-We learn that a
Theoorcal Seminary Is 20 b erected n the vicinity D
Cincinnati by the Catholics, and that Nessrs J. Z J
Sley.n merchants Of this city have sutnorZed Bishop
Purceu % draw on them for any sum fror1 i've to tel
thousand dollars toward erecting the necessary ed
ices lNlhclnnaa OaLeUe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

XESIucKT I. :. SESAToR-Tuesdsy last was
the day fixed by the Legislature Cor the election o.
United States Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28
ASSEMBLY

\ memorial was presented by II. o REILLY re-
presenting that many Improvements have been
made aud are contemplated for diiuslng the benc.
tits Of the Magnetic Telegraph among the people,
and asking for the enactment OF general law allow
ing any person persons to erect Telegraph Lines
on any public highway in any mode such persons
may prefer Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. BuRoHARD reported bill for the Distribution
of the revenues Of the School, Literature and H. ;
Deposit Funds The bill increases the approprIa
tons named in the Senate Bill Appropristing to
the Medical Faculty OF ~ Y. University, 5000
n. Y University, $1,000 Geneva College, $4,000
Hamilton College, 5000 $1,000 10 be distributed
by the Regents 10 Academies and Seminsries sub
ect TO their visitation 5000 TO be expended Tor
Philosophical Apparatus, sc. &c.
Majority and Minority Reports from the Commit
tee 10 divide the State into Judicial Districts were
received
The reports on the disputed seat OF the Member
for Ulster were debated but no question was taken
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28
Awful Calamity.

Oae fourth Of Ripley ohio, IN Ashes-Greaf loss q Prop
oty-Ttrss Chiidrea Barned 10 Dsa'A-I~o fpo"eH
killed
The Ripley Telegraph, Extra, OF Jan. Il. dated
4 o clock A. N. says About o'clock this morning a
fire broke out in the iron foundry Of Mesirs Beatty
Burt which wTspt In flames The Relief re
Company did everything that morias could do but all
was Intellectual McMilen a Reynolds large mercsn-
tue house with is contents Is totally destroyed 60 "a
pdly did the flames spread. Also the merchant tailor
shop OF Johnson & Cremp Three children OF tne
widow Lenson whose house was burned, perisned 10
the danes DlgAns Hotel IS now IN flames
The same Extra dated 0ol0ck informs that me Ieie
graph Office and is contents, save lew materials Il
DESTROYED ana the Extra worked of IN the streets
40 least fourth of the town Is IN ashes and the
dame sui extending in every direction. God knows
Gays the Telegraph. where II will end. Two nremer
killed by the falling Of umbers
- We ind the above in the Cincinnati Chronicle
OF the I'D The Cincinnati Morning signal Of tho I'D
has the folio wing in regard 10 the matter
Hoax The Telegraph Extra which created some
excitement yesterday, giving account Of an awiu
conaagrauon In Ripley, O. doubt got up IN thii
city
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MARINE JOU RN l.
PORT OF NEW YORK

MINIATURE ALMAskC-...--rhis DAT
SUN. THE MOON. FULL ui
Rises...7 10 Sets. ..J 10 Morn I 81 Morn q y
LATEST DATES.
London ..-....--. Jan. I Havre. Jan.
Liverpool ......J Jan. New Orleans. Jan ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28
MAR RED
DIED

on Tuesday. Jan ~. by Rev. Richard Coz Mr.. Gao
w b GEDNEY of Nysck, TO Mics HANNAH MAR6A
RET CROSBY Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28
NEw.YORK LEGIsLATURE.

SENATE. "WEDNESDAY Jan q.
The annual report OF the resident physician OF the
Seamens Retreat was presented
The bill for Registration Of Births Marriages and
Deaths was passed in Committee aud ordered to
be enerossed.
The bill to extend the benefit Of the Common
School Fund Of New.York to the Juvenile Delin-
quents was debated in Committee butnot disposed
Of
The Anti Slavery Resolutions we're taken up
and Mr. Noungs substitutes were adopted, -
10 g. The NAYS w6reIones, J. b. Smith, Bumham,
Sanford Wheeler and Clark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

" A Adaress 10 he Wonders Of Ardent
SPrls "a Hotok0s~ signed by eighty citizens OF ,hs,
village has jasi been issued lis calm lucid simple
statement based On the principle OF the old who
found rude boy OF his stealing sppes and
desired him to come down We hope its resolutions
may be lived up To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28
BOsToN. Jan. q, l5i7.

Hon CALEB CUsHISG received his commission
to-day from Gov BRIcGs as commander OF the Mas
sachusetts Regiment, and viii resign his seat in
the Legislature tomorrow. FLETCHER WEBSTER
spoke today in favor OF the resolution granting
$50 600 for the volunteers.
sales Of railroad stocks were made today at the
following rates;
Norwich and Worcester SIT J0, Long leland. a a
2lt Boston aud Providence, l03 Western, 9si esi
Eastern l0i The whole advance in hour since Sstur-
dav is 81 per bbl. and In wheat = cts per bushe!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

~ No Mail isom Washington ls,s Night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

WAsWNGToN Jan. IT. : ".
We have received here New Orleans papers to
the Goth Nothing farther from the Army or Navy.
Fuller particulars Of the loss Of the American ship
Creole are given Of "a on board, the Captain aud
A. others perished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

Dr. FELIX 6oURAUD's lal'as INDICATED SEQ ss ~
Ill s.ln di,easss disc oIosauol and bsnshss, ~
A. sBns for er.dicefing superfuoos hair ron "a
iin. forehesds moles and The Stubborn beard o.
,es before buying. Proof positive ibis and no -
i,.d ysseta5ss Roas< for erimsoang cheeks na ~ a
G1seas T,sV DE. Ldy Watt and ssrety u e,nS
srticss 10 be hsi oDy Al The ors Depoi, 81 ~. "a
Ist ,tors FROM Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

vv-y B. PALMER Is tae authorized agent aaa y ~
r.esyirg subscriptions and advertisements fo mo ~ Il
-, ,sssrs Of he country lsr sad near, o. his oes'u
y.~!York. Boston, Philadelphis and Balumo"
ssn,v N New. orb u IN The Tribune buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28
HOLLAND LAND PURCHASE, Jan. 20, lsi7.

10 he Editor Of Tie Rer- York Tribune
The letter dated Batavia, Jan eth, and signed
uEuAS J. REDFIKLD and BENJAMIN PRISGIE' IS tissue
of f.ehoods and Is intended only to deceive the Pre-
.ident and Directors Of the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. can assure the Company that the writer
Of Old Genc.ee has personal feeling in regard to
Messrs Redheld and Prngs farther than justice IL con
eerped. I have aver observed that those who pirate
largely OF courage are usually a, the bottom the greatest
.og.rs. Yours. sc. INQUIRER.
70 We have the names Of irresponsible persons
as vouchers for the above statement, bat as they
are not given to the public We request suspen.
sion Of unfavorabe Judgment in the premises until
facts and names shall be given. Messrs. hedneld
and PnngIe who appear to be the Agents imPii'
Gated. have emphatcslly denied the charge OF Old
Genesee over their own names, and their state
ment stands good until confronted by another
equally imposing end somewhat more specific
Such statement, we are assured, VII soon be
furnished Should il no, be, Msssrs. r. and P.
stand INDICATED. "a If'0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

MISERAt LASDs.-Tbe following resolution with
an Appropriate preamble passed by the House Of
Representatives. Of Michigan short time since
Ps,ols,d That our Senators and Representatives, In
conres be and they are hereby requested u urge The
inedla.e passage Of law By Congress 10 provide for
sveh disposion ct the mineral lands claimed BY the
United States within nis state and OF such tsrns as
nan romoort with the sovereign rights Of this State,
and secure the jlst ghts OF all persons who trusting
- tee f.rh Of the Government. have devoted their la
Dor ana eubs ked their capital IN exploring the coun
,ry and developing is mineral wealth.
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naFy cUupIhInts
WILLIAM 3. sWARIS

No,e genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrspPs..
yor ssIe By A. B 4 D. SANDS, Dngglss, 100 faAS u
g. corner Of William Agents iof ms O.y $50 80,
prcsavay and u East broodway, and oy Df'kHs
Generally throughout the United SAfes- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

4 NIGHrs EARSISGs.-Sonle time ago Mr..
woodbridge agent for Day Newell & Day, patent safe
manufacturer placed in the Exchange safe with
recently invented lock and IN the safe enclosed 800 a.
reward for any person who should pick the lock MI.
Hobbs locksm!rh Of this city shut up last night In
the building and at little before o'clock this morn
ina left the place $500 richer than when he entered
- ~ Commercial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

tY- FosswARsEo, gosEsRNrD, s good pf"hs-
proyerb, applicable 10 all tbs dangers sna dm'aes'
which menace and annoy In our progress hfoosh W.
Let Us apply IL moment 10 tho subject Of di'sse s''
IL, remedies The victims Of scrofus, cancer, inme ely
spelAs rheurlalsm, liver disease, and Al ts dshgaNf
variety Of efuptve and suppursing mAladle'-oo" eN
choly Is their march toward the Darn 'aliey re-
,bIrs Providence permitting, we may promise TO al lae
.us.rers certain remedy In sands's saasspsriA re
sent ease and permanent relief have hitherto oeea 10 h
rsble results such cases The preparation pefise'
innocent to the system, and not unpleasant 10 the P.e
Prepared and sold, wholesale ard retsii ey A. I,
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 FultonsL eo'D., =
YoyS Sold also by Druggists generally thfoofnosss a.
Uoef States Price ~ per bottle. or sx Do''''' W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

.sWsIg THERE Is Lire THERE Is Hoft
Ike the following almost Of daily occurrence ~
der superauous AL farther meat upon ne eHoa''
PouesKEEfsIs, ~ Y. Sept u, sh
Ma ssra w FowLE-DsD Sur The character OF WV
,.rs sassm ofwid Cheuyis so well established hroats
on, the country and especially In The State OF Ne~fo
,,s any farther testimony would seem TO be anneee'sp
Yet have derived 90 much advantage from H. nsi 'n
happy TO communicate through you TO he siek and sn
ed whai Il has done for me- and consider II pn'@s
and duty to do 90, have been troubled win "esA .
four yesrshads cough more or ls's every win'e'
eo,sn,s 70 he house all sa winter with severe ecas
,,, IN the aide and breast raised blood several lnee
consulted physician, but have Fever taken any med%''
vh,eb b.. done me 50 much good as W!stsrs Bsssn .
Wd Cherry consider IL the beet neieine 10 Nc WOW
~, coughs colds and pulmonary complaints
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

FLAr-BoArs LOST, AND MELhNcHoLY Loss or
LuE-From the memoranda Of the steamer Ben Frank
lin No J. on the Bulletin OF the Exchange, learn the
boa. detained thirty hours her passage from New
Orleans saving hatbOat ioEnd floating IN the Nissis-
slpp near the head Of Monezuma Bar some SIX miles
below Helena The boat belonged 70 Patterson, Of Gin
einnau, and was in charge Of Capt w. II. AarAndy
She had cargo OF whisky. four and oats. When tai
len in with she sunk 10 the roof and i've were
ciingng 10 her The Ben Franklin succeeded In towing
her the shore and saving the cargo in damaged con
dion.
The same boat reports that another fat was lost
about mile above the place where they tel IN Win
Patterson's bOa;. Name and destination unknown
The Ben also picked up her passage the crews OF
four other fat boats lost in the late storm who report
the oss OF several other boats between Memphis and
Plum Point during the same storm.
passenger board the Ben reports the oss OF TWO
coal boats he mouth OF the Wabash and out Of a
crew Of thirteen In number twelve were drowned or
frozen to death. Five miles above the mouth Of me
Wabash another boat with Eve men, was lost IN the
same -Ale
We as lean that the : b Louisville ran over fsl-
boat a Enterprise and sunk her instantly. Particulars
not known. Cincinnati Chronicle 29t list
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

VOLUNTEERS DlscHARGED.-The Supreme Court
delivered opinion on Tuesday IN the case Of him
bal, Murray and stone three volunteers IN wbose be
half petitions had beeR put IN for wits OF haoeas cor
Qua Ia order 70 procure ;heir discharge The Court or
cered the discharge or the ground H.. tsey are minors
Boston Journal
MuKDEE.-Peter Miller. Cherokee was muir
dered lev NJ hts since a, Fort Gibson We have no
particulars farther than TIA; be was shot twice and tst
some volunteers are reported % be iupcAted IN the s
islr Cherokee Advocate, lu-a-
re- The National Council adjourned liHc IL al
one o'clock Tuesday last after session Of Two
months Ire appropriations for services rendered tas
nation, sc. amounted e nearly SO oC0.
lCherukee Advocate. lo.h.
e Hugh y Garland. Esq. CT Petersburg, Viz
sin.a had bis am fae:ored on the eth instant By a.;
tempting 70 aD2 oli Of enc Of TIE stages gong West
On lie Ea-ona road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

Mount Peiscsf Female Prison, De !, l,io.
The issue having thus been joined between Mrs
Famhsm and her assailants. We hope in justice
to An parties that the Legislature will order a
thorough investigation Of the whole matter Let
the charges be distinctly tabled and either proved
or shown TO be false.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-03
farms for Sale.
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GREEN LEVEL FOR SALE

"a GREEN LEVEL FOR sALE.-This fine u
Ms Farm Ia ihe County Of Prince William, Virginia,
sitused about 50 miles from Aexandria, Is from
Falmouth and % from Occoquan and containing shout 700
is offered for sale at very reasonable price The
undersigned, wishing to settle In Kentucky Will dispose
OF this estate such terms 10 make II an inducement 10
those desiring such residence TO make az investment II
Is well wooded and watered, divided into six fields, and
will be 10 The most Of Is In good stale OF
improvement well adapted 10 grapes OF almost every knd
and not less wheat sud OATS part OF Ia now
in clover aud The balance will soon be seeded In clover
timothy and Kentucky blue grass As grazing farm, II
offers inducements possessed by few farms south OF the
Blue Ridge For sheep-wak, the Virginia blue grass OF
which there abundance furnishes The best and most
permanent pasturage The house large and convenient
The ouhouses In good order and the osures new The
house well furnished, the most Of IL lately so; all OF
which. together with the stock and farming implements,
Will be sold fair terms II the purchaser desires IL
MY Post Office Is Brensyille, Prince William Co. Va
and IL will give pleasure ID answer any Inquiries de-
sirable have answered TO show the premises ~
one wishing TO and examine for himself II early
sale should be effected possession OF The land VII given
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