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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
ssg.EA sE'YAsEl.

fEHHE SUBSCRIBERS associate! themselves tie
II LIST day Of January last, for lhe purpose Il
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING.
under the of Fppin & Montgomery. beg leave to
inform tho puae ibat thcy prepared to execute
riders for oil descriptions OF Castings usually made al
blast Furnaces, VIZ: Hollow Ware, Water Pipes, Stove
Plates, Mil Gar. Slr
Cot NIRY MERCHANTS
Arc respectfully invited TO examine The style and quail
itY oftheir Hollow Ware. which may be al must
II the stores in lyHlchburg at the Mcs-s. Elhs,.
Richmond. Orders addressed to the concert, at Elt
Furnace, or A. \. Montgomery, Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention
Also. just to hand, our well selected stock Of
,SPRLIIs MD SJ.ifJIER GOODS,
winch viii be 59il low for Cash or in exchange fr
gram. 4. ". FilppGN,
May LIS a. \. MONTGOMERY.
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QUAR- Is PHELPS returns his sincere thanks 10
" his friends and tie public generally FIR the very lib
eral patronage extended to him. during the last fifteen
years, and respectfully soIIcils continuance oflhe same
II the new firm.
MAY SIS
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REAL ESTATE -LYNcumUKG

REAL ESTATE IN-LsNCt.nUEG
= I u L { = / . y.
sf virtue of decree Of the liasHnas Court III tie
CorPara,ion ell yu.hburg. rfaaaunccd IA tae ease
ii sDouipHan y uN, y. Nlcars administrators y al
| sia On SatadaN. the tuh a Juy, ISL, oiief taf
sale. upon lhe premises, hy Way public auction, tue
h9hest bidder tn House and ial Ia the proceedings
sad case n,'nnana heug the house and lot owned by
the late Miss Maria tcl,r, aud nov aecupad by Aex-
amber IT, Garland SITUATED near the lower end uf Mna
street valuable Improvements and the advantageous
location q sud property MAXI very
D SIR.IB l. + RESiD E.N'CE.
TERMS.
credit fisk. twelve and eighteen months in equal
lns'anrnls. teNeepi ar much viii pay the casis
d the SUIT, ana the expenses OF sale ar which Cash viii
b. relou'd) the purchaser giving n,g1ahenales With
oae goad e1urscrs. and tie TILE 10 be Wi.hbr
uaui all the lufehasa mouey be paid
J. /. SHAChLEFORD, Commissioner.
June 1-uNly
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Wool Carlng Machine, Ia g,aA order. situated in q
mu.eereeted on The Baaea.ntar Inc buehnau garden.
sdWcl4ag ho9t with II If 5esrl: also raseHltut o.
tlcc ia tie alley up pJ5,ie II aHi'- Wau, haass.
June is CHARLES Il. IANNU
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Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday mornings. anl
Monday, y s1aeslay aud FRIDAY evenings. Though
eaf tno yc~E CHARLES Piifira,
JOHN N. pEkkINs.
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From he N o Pieopmc Erira, June T.
LATER FROM MEXiCO.
.1rrirM Of the Steam Sap, JNet9 Oflea's'

.BfIlrdl ~ the steam sup, S'e9 '''S"''''
The steamship New Orleans. Captain Wright, has
arrived from Yoa CaA. aylng LETT there on me 81 inst.
pbe onch.d on the 4h at tie Brazos Contrary 10 the
nnofs aud the general Apprehension s. 'iio We" "ea"'
has made rusperous voyage
Con Shields Is ng we'll, we are most hepPy 10 near.
and was shortly expected At Vera Cruz
Gen scott r Jalapa the 23d ult lar Puehla AZ iio
head of nearly OUoO troops Mr.. kendalls letters hove
o vi come to hand having been entrusted to private
conveyance ,yo.have however, the following brief nos
from him
puEBLA. MrxIco, May ~, le47.
The division Of Gen Twegs epcred the city to-day
All we'll There were 1umors IN the morning that ueis
l;usf9n,, ME and Leon advancing to ailaah ues
scott with an immense folc, but SO lar we nave heafa
uonu confirming the reports. Almost every one thinks
t the Americans are another grand baiiie, ou'
whore. No ono can divine. =,
The boeacai does not run between ms ana me cry
Of Mexico aud 50 far have found II Impossible y ay
HANDS upon any papers. q ..,;
No one as vet Knows what Gen. Scott's Intentions are
as repalds his future noAements, yet small as hls fore"
is many think he will advance upon the capital VS.
% III - ~, Ia, or two e. w. K
The news from the city OF Mexico by TINS arrival !"
most important Our Intelligent correspondent from Wv
m Cruz has furnished us with the annexed extracts RON
letters written at Mckee, and from the besf sources ~
frnaiiol The resignation OF Santa Anna Is an impo~
aut event in the history Of the war
Extract from letter dated
Cry OF MEXICO, May %. 1917,
From here have nothing worthy ~
&c to communicates except that santa Anna yesterday
RESCUED the Presidency, but it Is known yet whein
Congress VIII adaii oft He was induced to take that
from Tie opposans he meet in his views of csy.
If4 fta 3 at4.. ..atts.
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kscssrer Greet kwnsbcr Egowse.

kscHEeg Greet Estaabos EE0wse.
1--WE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
LIST Of September a,t for the purpose OF doing a
GENERAL. FORWARDING AND
III g - 81 - o iJe & ~ $ "a e g.
at TN Lumber lIou5e, mila- below Lynchburg. and
where the Turnpike comes to the Canal under Tie
Of Jolu }. Montgomery < Co. They have just re-
roiyod Il wei assorted stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Also supply Of GROCERIES,, which they offer to
the public low ul cash, in exchange for Wheat and
Cora.
I.ynchburg prices viii be paid for Grain and Goods
forwarded al Lynchburg prices.
Join j. MONTGOMERY,
MAY Its 4. y. MONTGOMERY.
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f'ytss ,5.5BIs.


z virtue If ID decd u flu5t executed In me by I'm
/ j = Laa4ao.lr anu sir4ti f. his Wue slali ,.li.
at fu5lc auction on Ib5i4y, tto G,hday oiAi,y u,At
fir. il ot, the neAt.if day thereafter, nine prem.
.ses,
\ 1R3GT or LIND.
yiar in he Co4aly 8" Anbes,t. OH Nlusals Cree,, ad-
Jooiaq The Iaad oiDYct. Flood. Chas. Mays, Wyau
ie.iJ Jim. t. WarHeIanl others aud couisiaia, abyut
ebnc NhousaFad AGre>.
The said land Is WITHIN . miles Of lnebbarg and Il
n,Ic oi The canal itl geoJ outlet 10 each. 4 largo
p'rt.op thereof Is heavily tmsered Wei saiert with
,ugo-or water power. &i.ls. can b, Chez ii. psd 10
either milling manufacturing purposes. is v,1 a
dapiCd n the growth oi iaaeyo, " neat Conn SC,
aud worthy the attention OF those er14ed In hauluI
wood, OF nto may Wan1 Wool LAND convenient 10
Lynchbure. It n t~yiaea iuty losur p9rt,- To sui
purcests, and viii be I'D either at private or puaIe
sale. Aso at lie sane tine anI piece. VIII sei tWs
aaons. Gear and FiS.ufs. one o. Gait one Sc.
Biace Niah7' toos. anu z1eJry Plantation tcl.-j's-
Iue title to sid property vii be uud. palel 5ut aruop
ss trustee - agent, snail 60 such ute o.. a, >es
: 4 q,
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.atD TIE.

~ q 4 u, 4.
yHyfIE Undersigned, having qualified as adroisratry
4 on the estate Of her late husband Mr.. james "
Morgan decd respectfully requests all persons having
claims against said estate, To present them properly all-
thenticatcd r adjustment and settlement. Ih4se aso.
who indebted, earnestly desired 10 make paymeat
Of their respective liabilities at early day.
CAROLINE =. Il MORGAN.
Admnislr4tIix Of J. W Morgan. deed.
June Its
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TERMS or SALE:


\ credII q one, tNOauI lIe- V0ars ViIl he qivrn.
March ..9-iJM VI. ! \NCEI, Trustee
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.s0girc.
AN Lite sold at pubIc auction, On Saturday. the
~ 9TH d4y u juno tlkt. tho
NEGRO Els.
Cor III number, ot winch The late Mrs Ann Joaa4,
died possessed, some Of which are valuable house Der
wants. stlo made ii the request oC line l.oaaires.
Terms al saio. jos. Il. NONtIIN. Adm'f
May 9i-t3Jc If Of Anu JONES, decd.
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POSrPONFMUNr
The above sale Is postponed uuu "Wednesday. the 23s
Jure. j. 3. NON1.Is. admir-
MAY 81 t2u of 4 .Im,4. decd
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"rhc Right, orthc states, of the statesv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

~ aHd r'-A tit 11rscs and cOasezs Of fis Scsafe
ColeHsls Of Infrsfry Pierce. New Hsrnp-
shire Timothy p Andrews. District Of Columbia. A.
ner B. Thompson, Maine Joseph L Johnston. Of he
corps Of Typographical En- gineers
MAJOR ef isfsasry-Trunz r. Ransom. Vermont
CsF<diss q f+fssrg Moses J. Barnard Joan z
Hunter, Charles j. Bidjle. Arnold Syberg " NJ Moor
Presley Guthries. and VIM H. irwin. PennsyIvsnis
Joseph s Pitmsr Rhode Island
Frs LtsrfsnaHts Of fyaar7 Lewis Carr MNrshAn
Harmon. Henry c. Eougnecker. John Nor. Charles ?
Campbell James Gregg Thomas r Mccoy, Pennsyl.
vsniA; John :. Slocum Rhode Island
s<ooHs LieAieaasfs q IafasfyV D. Coch.
rsne, VIM. h Gray, Richard C. Drum lease B. DSvis.
norsce HadenAn, George C. NcClellsnd. WerdrnAn
Foster, Pennsylvania
n, SSPts,ss e DreSooas-John Butler. Pennsylvania.
hiehNrd T Aerrick Mz-ylznd
fus Ltszfrsnsts Of DrzSoos-ssmusl 3. r. Vance
rennsyivsnis Walter II. leniier Maryland
ssoead Laeut<saafs IF Draxsoas-Joseph c. Wallace
rsansyrsria; JosePh N. Maddox, Maryland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

The CASE OF FREENAN.-Thsrc seems little pro
babuity Of Freemsns ever being tired sssin- We
derstznd that Judge Whiting who . now holding
Chzncery Court here has him. and declares q
his opinion that be q not IN condition To be tried and
that he vii not Try him. As NOBODY else can things
now stand be viii not probably be TIED q, all We
learn also tia, Justice Payne who went 10 Freeman's
eel 70 take his recoguzsnee for trial totally failed
10 make the miserable wretch uzderstand what be
wanted and has certiaed 20 that fact We have no,
Harmed what steps vii now b sakez In relation him
Auburn Daily Advertiser.
BUFFALO CRY ELEcTIos.-Ths Wings of Bat.
fslo with great unaniniry have nominated Elbdge G.
spauldns Tor Mayor sad Clark Ro1inson for Justee Of
the Peace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-0n Friday morning a.
the Wooen Factory situated the Island oa n, n.
belonging TO Gen 5. P STRONG, and occupied By NJ
Jevett OF this city was discovered 90 be on ire sni
fore proper resistance could De made. was consur,
together with the excellent new mill belonging 70 N
c. w. Bradbury Five or SIX hundred dolsr. wor,h !,
property WAS saved from the mil, but nothing from -
factory The loss sustained on the factory l. es,imss
~ between 5000 and s5ooo-bcng A. toliows q
Strong. by building and machinery sboat 5000 cd,
belonging 10 different individuals, $500 stock .,
Jewett 500 OF Bcynton OF Hinesbarg between sA1
snd $500 An the books and accounts Of NJ J,T,r
were destroyed We have uut learned the smour, 4
insurance The loss on the mill "a between ssOoO a,
g. coo. Insurance about 5000 iNsfncnfsr r.
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FlislanEEfIsA Y.s !,
The NAL which hAs as, reached hsr. s,,..',
Eastward con.Airs The sore.ga Letters BY u. q
bria which the clerks are preparing sos sis-,l.,'-
The absence Of these impoTtan, indices ior A..
siress men have prevented all nove,a.-,.. =,
mt rnins. though the market bss been sous,s..~ ~
fuercet by Teiesrsphic eonmuniesrons frr,. :
York Sef
Holiers Of Flour src wiling 70 ,ls,s6,p
y4aA and Western. BE-, 10 buyers have come
ket Grain was depressed yesterday hut 49,. -. =.
b look to-day more cheerigily upon the rrusr.-,
have stfened their prctensions sxsln
Freishts are duh. but the rates have ucs faneu n
has beer nothing doing in sterling bills here tod,
The stock market ~ss quite buOyxnt 10 a.
large business done. both publicly and prsvasel,
Provisions have been held more firmly bot 10 a..
are reported.
The advance In Groceries Is fully mAint.ir.5 ~,
sales 70 fair extent Nolssses perhsss !, -
hood OF the ude.
Nothing doing in Cotton and dealers SEEN p,.,,
William D. Kelly, a; presen, one OF the peeu.v P,,..
cutting Attorneys Of Philadelphia County k.a -.
nominated BY Gov. skunk Associate Jude a -
OF Judge J. K Jones' whose term viii soon expire Az
Kelly Is quite young % assume the Judicial efnins Il,
he hiss entitled hm.ef % the favorable eonsiersros =
bis party friends by taking the stump through Pena,
vans daring the Presidential deceive tie a.
pie Of our State as 70 Mr. Polk's views on the lars
The Governor has also nominated J. Prngle Ice
Esq IS President Judge Of the Berss snd Nor,Asngs
District 10 al the seat vacated BY the resgrsnos 4
Judge Banks he has abou; the same claims for ~
arinsaon 50 Mr.. Kelly possesses.
The Natives, you viii perceive dominated can31.,..
Tor Governor and Canal Commissioner YESTERDAY IA
hxieHAsr OF Lsness,e and RosxSr n N5sro> n,
u done tor the purpose OF helping the sinking csus
loeo-t ocoism IN the hope OF shstrsctsng f.w W.
votes hardly know single active M rnher 81 =
Native party now, unless Re be violent LEGO Focs
a. the untercurreuts Of bis principles
Fsssr BoARp AND AFrTE--2o9 Morris Canal "a, !,
4 b s5 u loo Morris l3i ~ Vicksourg = r.
state IS n, 25 L : a no City So 81; no { (.
Tres.y NOTES l0l 5000 State % SCI ioaC Z 3. :
IS lOl, 1000 DO b5 do 1000 Read bonds cash = \,
Harrisburg b5 y 300 City So 50 9li 5000 r.,,.
notes Ia 100 Morris Canal IS ~. 100 DO AZ 4,
Mech hk ~ 95i 10 DO IS 300 Morris IS lsi 3Ht,
high IN, % loo Morris IS 10, 100 Nav & eS5 az
s0i 2OOGirsrd N 80 DO b. H. Sec9ad Boara =,
efisr-l6OoO Texas notes IS ~ 30 Wig 60 AS I.
600 Tressy notes 25 l0li VI Girsru II isf
: bJ6 loi 225 Morris "a 10000 Texas notssls 4
Merits b5 lat 50 state So 20.
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early IN the week, with toe revision o. rs snt1o'
II is destined 70 produce wider ana oeePSi. =.
preston than an made hitherto on lne - r,
(. viii have more than q temporary rePuts'ion AZ
-, schools and Libraries. i viii be read AID al
rairsd, long after the occasion which provoked X
sbs1 be remembered The truth, which u oontAln'
AZ. Of no age bat equally applicable 70 a. ".
While rs composition il vii attract the a'IenIlo1
Of the student. give new energy 70 MS hopes, az
enrich his mind with beauties Of e.oquence' Prev
ously undiscovered.
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~ PLAISFrELD MONEY will be- taken for dry goods
at w GARDSERs cheap wholesale and retail dry goods
store PTS Greenwchst at seventy five cents the dol
Jar. Those purchasing would DO well 10 call. as they
can get much for seventyfve cents at Gardners
they can get else where for a dollar 23f Of
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Court Calendar THn DlY.

SUPERIOR CoUzr--N,s q. ~. - 100, % n. i02.
Jas p. iJ6 Is l3 ilI ia ~ 10 lo4 lt9 = %.
rs ls5 u III
CrKcrrr CorsT Nos u. y Is. 27s =. y - - a.
e. &C. = 90 100
COMMON PLKAs-Pkrt Same a. yesterday Part
Mos. 1884, l64 IN lTs. $50 Isl - LIS =. 40 p
IL. leS 90 202 pc -. 90 81 a.. =.
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.v.rvRR IEUI5LArvnE.
oENATE. ALBANY. Tuesday, P


A petition was presented to increase the capital
Of the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad Co. Also, Of
merchants of New. York, in relation to Mock Auc-
tons.
A bill was reported for the consideration Of the
Senate to increase the powers Of Boards OF Super
visors.
The bill for the relief of Ireland was read On It's
final passage the vote stood II to s. Mr.. LES
TER President pro ieH' decided the bill lost for
want Of vote of twothirds Mr. SPENCER appeal.
ed and the bill and appeal were laid on the table.
The Committee OF the Whole took up the bill
moving appropriations for the Canal Debt, and for
the maintenance OF the Canals for the years lsi7
and ls4s. Mr. DESSIsToS explained the provisions
ofthe BILL stating that il was mere appropriation
bill, and did not alter any existing law. The ne
cessity for its passage was now pressing. long
debate ensued on the expenses Of Canal super
intendence. No question taken.
The Senate then went into Executive session
A Message was received from the Governor nomi-
mating joins BRADLEY. of BrownviTe, as Surrogate
for Jefferson Co. in place of WIN. WARDwEII,
deceased which was referred TO the Senators
Of the Fifth District. Mr. SPENCER read Re
port in his own behalf in support Of the right
Of the Governor and Senate TO I'll the vacancy
Mr.. HAND stated that the majority OF the Judicia
~ Committee would report in few days Ad
journed.
ASSEMBLY.
The Senstes amendments to the Bill IN relation
to wrts Of certiorar in certain cases agreed TO-
AL orders Of business were thenlsii on the table
and the Judicial District Bill taken up After de-
bate the question was put upon recommitting the
Bill to the Select Committee to report substantially
that after the first Speoisl Eectioa in May the Ju
dietary Ofacers shall be elected at general cleo
tons. The motion prevailed-Ayes A. Nays IS.
communication from the Adjuisnt General in
answer 10 a resolution calling upon that Office In
regard 10 the organization Of the lst and eth Regi
ments OF New.YOrk Volunteers was received and
ordered printed Adjourned
PIrrsBURG Feb % l.47.
The U. 5. steam figate Anegsny left Pittsburs
day under command Of Lieut. Hunter. The Ohio
river is good nsvigable order Flour IS Clover
seed 81. At Cincinnati, Saturday. Flour 81 70 ;
Com 50 cents.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 23-sPM
Two thousand barrels Of Flour were sold to-day
at IS IS per barrel. Red Wheat was held at 81
30 per bushel No sales Morris Canal stock is
rising. and large sales. New Orleans papers OF
the 10th were received at Washington this even.
ing. No news.
Boston. Feb. 23-9 P. NJ.
Dr. Hitchcock Of MiddleborO' Mass. and Mr. Nc
kennison. were so severely injured by collision on
the + al River Railroad A. Randolph depot that
both died this evening. Mr. George n Haven
conductor on the Worcester Road, was run over by
the engine last evening. and died TO-DAY -Four
companies OF volunteers len for Brazos to-day.
No mails from Newlork. The New Haven train
due last night arrived today. Great sickness pre-
walls at Cape Cod, principally measles and lung
fever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

70 GEN TOW THUMB drew immense crowds Of vislefs
The Museum yesterday aud last evening. He appears
again today from II TO o'clock, his platform con
versng with hs visitors from 70 and from 70 2. be
win appear the stage Of he lecture In various
characees and perOrmsnceswherea also other entertain
mens will be given by Great Western tho Ethiopian MIN
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DIED

On the sd inst Miss EUNlCE A. KNAPP, In the 2ls,
yesr Of her age.
Her remains will be taken 10 Round Till, Conn. for
interment
Lost overheard Jan g. 1871 st A. NJ from on board
packet ship Columbia. Mr.. WILLIAM SANlN. FIRST
officer aged about 80 years formerly Of Cecil Maryland
"a" Philadelphia and Maryland papers VIII please
cor
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Business Notices.

~ GENrLEMEN5 HArs, style for Spring, lsi7, will
be introduced on Wednesday March 2. by
LEARY & co. Hatter' Aston House Broadway.
Circulars descriptive of style will be forwarded
by addressing postpaid. 2if Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

- Plainfeld money taken at par for books period!
Gals and cheap publications at the loves, retail prices
22f3t WIN. H. GRAHAM, Tribune Building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS. Y. SAVAGE, ~
Fuons It Is selling fine Gold Pens for 81 only including
pencil. We use one At the present writing and 6nd it
TO be ar excellent article.
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MARRIED

On the 23d instant, by Rev. Mr.. Taylor JAMES r,
BUTLER OF this city, " HELEN NJ. daughter OF Dr.
b Parker OF Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

FIRE-A FIRE broke our Monday night about .
o'clock "a the extensive carpenter snd sash making
establishments Of smith Morehouse and Hiram Abers,
in WarreD-st between Court and smith. The two
large frame buildings occupied for the business we're
entirely consumed together with most Of the tools
The stock was saved Loss about sio0O-pzrtialy IL
s1red The ERE originated from incsadisrsm brick
building adjoining slightly injured iEsze-
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,scrinrinn. received 70 the Weekly Tribune,

subscriptions received 10 The Daily Tribune.
TUESDAY, Feb. .. lDsnbury. Conn...........'
subscriptions received to the New-Yorker.
TUESDAY Feb. . lTecumseh, Mich zee. ......
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- sEg OUTSIDE OF rO-DAy's PAPER.-0

e. Aid 10 ireland "A comnstse 70 receive cona-
49, II r,oosy il swing daily from 10 70 oclocs 70
pysns,s Building 81 waist and freight barge yinz y
Law Bs.ta bss been u'nishsd BY Mr. w. orn'hl q
smts.t 20 receive contributions Of grsn, pfoviron nc
orsosrsiory 70 shipnsnt 70 Ireland Ii<"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24

BAlrixoRK CoLlKeE OF DENTAL suROYRY.-
The Annual Commencement OF this institution took
place last week in the presence of large and
spectacle audience Addresses delivered BY PROBES
sors Harris wes,cot Bond, aud BY Dr. Psrmy of this
City beside the exercises of the Graduating Class from
seven different States whom seversy the degree of
possor OF Dental Surgery conferred. handsome
ease Of Surgical Instruments was awarded TO one of
them. Dr. John wsylan of Pa who had evinced the
srssssst proficiency in his calling The exercises
pied days and spoken Of in terms Of commend
alton BY the Baltimore journals.