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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24
DuBLIC ADMINI-TATOK's OFFICE. No,

-soe- 4. .rsby given. ~ he relstyes sno
next O sn Of CHRISTIAN WESGLE, late OF me Siiy
II New York baker deceased and who 70 si.efse -
LED int-sise that shall apply - The sufos..e " We
County u Nsw-Yofk Tor Letters Of Aominsusuos -
h. STATE Of the said nfestsie, the . cAy o ~
80 =, ten o'clock 10 tho forenoop.-Deted rev fo's
~ "a isfs JAMES 8 THAfER,
3tf ls.sts Public AdmlDissfstof
nUBLIC ADMI>i-TRATOK's OFf1t. ~.
4 .sssa1- Notice Is hereby fye1 70 w ID.
lie. sad nent u kn Of THOMAS HALEY, ss .Ss
CITY Of S-~Yogk Pofsrhousskeeper, dsessss 20 he
ALLEGED % have lied intestse that shA 49, "A "A
sarros.,s Of the County Of Ne~-foIs for s.. an AZ.
rnnisraOn upon the estate Of the sa.d a. forepooa
15;h day Of March next, at ten o,e.9sssr THAYER
az 2aw@v
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ANFANU-s u FIIIII n ~ ~ 70 7
0I SISSIPPI RIVER!

rHs LARGEST PAINTING ~ rhE WORLD
nAiNTED on THREE MILES or CANNAsl-kt
hlbiung view Of country l'oo miles IN length, extend.
n from the mouth Of the Missouri River 10 the CITY Of
NswOreen. and reaching ten degrees Of latitude
BFING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
men every evening tSundsys exceptedl AZ the NEW
pANCRAMA BUILDING In Broadway. adjoining Nibio' q
Garden Admission 5O cents, children half price. The
Panorama will commences moving AZ ~ O'Clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays and Saturdays N
4 cfrl,ck oil tfsua
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THE TRKFsURLR or THE FIsE DEPART

i NEST FTND. 9TH mlch pleasure sckncgirtsss ne
r.c.ipt of = '56 ~ by the hsras ~ Henry A Barr
80 rrsasur-r % tne Fremaa's Ball Conn fic- beng
49, NJ. roc-dt q le l9h Annus Bsl 20 the Part the
lsr "a .f7s JOHN : GILES, Ir-ss1 sr.
Th~ T--,.u-sr r behalf ths Ball Comm ttse srd The
Drr.r,-nf generally tenders bis thslk. 90 those spirited
and h-u-gols nc citsens who 30 hberay Eatonz-d pc
.,-,.-r. of ths Bell Committee. such lb-isiify mus
ever - By The indis gent reel pisnts 90 the a
.sd by the FIRE Department with the Lv-est emotions
OF gratirgts.-Nsg.i0lk,F eb - ist,. ~ 10
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FLIRTATIoNS IN AMERICA,

ar HIGH LIFE II NEWBORN and safatoga BY
Osestsfe.d. author y North aud South &C ~ e9ns
The Mysteris. aud Mseues OF NsW-iork BY Ned Bunt-
lr@ Part - cts
The Grumber by Miss Pickering ~ cts.
Arab Neil or TIE Time, Of Old, BY james, l2i cts
The Adventure OF Valentine Nox the Nsntriloqm't IL
l1strsted % cts -
Madison's Exposure Of the odd Fellows p cts
American Laws. No 4. BY J. q. LOOMS, - cts
Bel Of Prairie Eden. BY George Lippard y Cts =.
secret Memoirs Of the Empress Josephloe 2vos -
Robert Macaifs 10 England, by q W NJ Reynolds &c
Wallace DO. Hero Of scotiand-ilustrated, ~ cts
TIE Rel. OF the Family, by Miss Grew p cts.
The Nszar,ns OF the Last Of the Washiu stons 81 cs
Ransins Abstract for January, ltt3 - cts
Brian D Lynn, BY Max~ell-lilustratedi Sd CTS
Universsl Hiitory OF the Word, No. / 5cts.
Jane Eyre BY Curer Bell, 3 eis
Dor,l.S and Dausht-r 4. mpirte-illusfrated 3 Cts
MAGAZINE Is FOR MARCH.
Graham's MaE.zne,
Union a.sat.a-. Mrs KirsiaudJ
Ladies Nar1ua' be-. cts q No S@syeaT
The Columbian Magazine p cts. q No. - year.
All the Commercial Masazines ,,-,.
Weekly Psg-Isof Nev-York. Boston and elphia
for ssi, ~ r.tff BERFORD co. 2 A-tor House.
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NHRisrOFhEK kUPukKsOap, AVsn3neet
asN JANk. VI. MII.LEk-sLors NJ. - Nsset

TUESDAY, Feb. ~
AZ 10 O clock AZ IS Maiden lane.
500 packages and lots u fresh hardware je imported
and consisting ofrace chains halter chains
o chains seeyards butts table butts plate hintes
curry combs vices snvs axes hoes bed screws screw
mate. mill sawfles bastard dies hsndssw tiles, drawing
nye. psdock chest locks cupboard locks, ,runk oehs
tea Kettles ssucepans Carolina hoes candle'css smut
frs table knives aud forks pocket cutlery butcher .Nss
mo. md bread .nivss tea trays and waters Britannia
German silver and iron aud table spoons, round and
SQUARE Dol =.
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,rARNED CANARY BIRDS

LEARNED CANARY BIRDS!
SIGNOR sPiNErIO respseuuliy iniorms ne ladies'
and gentlemen Of this and vicinity that his exhibit
bon Of these wonderful birds that have - charmed
people Of the old world are now on exhibition at the
Lecture.room Ia the Society Library
Three Exhibitions every day Sunday and Monday
cepted) at lol AN Ji aud y NJ 49,,
Admission p csnts-Chiloren haltrnce. N isf
A MEXICAN MU-EUN-spondid performances
~ avery afternoon and evening-Mfs Pebys superb
scnptuia sistaary fsps,,entas me btln a .,
also representation Of an lntsmperste Family al 10
wax the Of life may be seen 40 an hours every day
and evening without extra charge Beside thes. are en-
gsged-Mast JOB nston TIGHT Rope Dancer Great West
EN- the low coined Pete Morris Come singer Olafa
Fishers shaksperesa Cabinet Mrs Mcneil Miss Bernard,
Niss.s JuIen ana Whitock dancers. Mr. Whit0ck, Dir.
Prossor Msdsms Rockwell, fortunetellsr &c Laughing
Gas Admission 10 the whole - cs Reserved hopt sss
.SATONIIgAI NI-EI -" Wonderful won
hdcru exhibition This B. tho exclamation Of those
who visit snd examine this collection and whs, every
body says be- Clearly aud decidedly THIS 10
wonderful sxh bton To the Stranger aud citizen now
would say The best way 70 ie't ths mater Is 20
and The admission - on y - cents oyer Y
models representing Al least looo part' OF inc human
system % be IN this huseum open rom A III
TN 10 O'clock P ~ Every "Wednesday afternoon eH'
N B. The performance on the floor over the Museum
are connected with the same but arc ehtfey
ard distinct from Il 81 2-ls- -
WHISTLE BALL.-Ths managers Of the Thistle
i Benevolent As,ociation respectfully announce that
The and last Ball for this season viii tax ace AZ
Csstle Garden on Thursday evening, Feb. a The pro
ceeds a. formerly b. distributed among worthy objects
The order Il daacing according 20 programme.
Manager Of the Geo. RoOefson snd Assstfhts
Leader Of the orchestra '. N Nsltc7
Bsgpl
Az ARRANGEMENT has been made that stages VII run 70
and from the GARDEN until ii o'clock at the usual cn.s,s
Carrafes will enter the Battery D. me oi-sh~lch''c
gate aud 20 ~ The gaze opposite Pssusi returning
Will take Up 10 reverse order
The lnspsctOr Of Hacks will be present and feady 70
enforce the police regulations.
Tickets a. 70 admit gentlemen and two lsdies 10 b.
had AZ N-ss-s Sodart Duuhsm music store, sol Broad
wsv Fifth Hall 4 Ponds music store, 80 Broadway
Capt Mclean, a Walker 81 snd Of either Of the
managers - -,....s.. -
t Secretary or a. the Garden the evening OF the BAL
Cheeks not transferable. A CAMshOf' oo'foealy
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

STAPLE SILK GOODS,
BELOW COST.
DYING THE STOCK u Jobbng house dseini nf bust
ID ness and will 90 sgd below cost 10 ot. q .lt par
.I,.sr. RANKIN X BIRCH,
f5g IN "a VIZ IS Milllaul-.t. cor. Cedar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

ID OOlI To LET.-A SINAI 7rivat- family oseap5inE
ls hole OF lrssffory iclse in very aetraou TO-
"a ln tgt few .eps 90 Brood -sy, y Old let io a
snge rsrtr1n .od sized far on. s1ed or 20
fl a.srsa with ss.sl bsdrorm al lfr llired No
ether rooms wi t- st ApP, ar4if 1oomsi .tf feod'
WANTED ON orsy ulg .st 80 school. in 'hs
W >-v-lfesll 81 lfd, SEQ l.rs n bielsis End "a
for thee pers.ns % convenient il tll SAGE .11s- Ai-
CT 81 4 a. a. th's oft- 80 81 is-.d-
BOARD NANrED-Far gentleman. isdy ali
ID serv.ut il The vicinity of Broalesy auc Housi0u-sr
Y tttt Viii rot move on che lst " Nay 1r psi
rfs r.sr 1oufa with small fau 80 moderate rent
b. rented address hlnl1l, st t-s once. -i Bro
DOsRD-ls wanted ffcm the middle of March, 9th
ID ulflrnish-t rooms. down town fJr gentleman wife
two children ard servant address h. " Tribune Ofce,
81 -ff
DUARDING IL SOUTH BROOkLhN-rwo
ID gent suen can De- accommodated Oh private family
ani have th- comforts I'd home b1ck from sage
route shout minutes wax from south Ferry, IN the
most DEL Ehffai nsrl 90 Brooklyn Address Brook 90
b.x SOD Post Once - 3us'
= WISPECTABIE private t.ni. 8 residing 10 south
Il B-.rkI7r few ulcutrs walk from she ferry, would
ls. t1 take gentleman o. board with breakfast and ea
and -irlsr on sundays The location is desirable one
d. f--ss . 4lr-rf." Tribune Office. - lwlss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

Fatal AccIDENr As Mr.. Elisha Hall OF Stitls
Vile bu, % The time IN The employ &c \ b. Clark OF
CIaks Mills. tu nirg IN he rim OF the i.rge water
wheel IN she cotton factory rcc) erected 20 that place
his chise % is supposed. taking TOO sreng h3d, threw
him either under sgoius. ihc Wheel, which revlv
Ire =. rapid rate An unusual noise heard hy those
Al work ihe same foor who 20 the SPOT The gate
WAS shut lnmediateif ard hs body discovered a. nc
bottom Of The wheeip the entire Circumference Of the
Wheel Is feet from where he fen. Lire entirely ex-
,inet bis chest was literally bruised TO FLY other
wise he was but slightly dsfgured. lUtcA Gsz. I'D.
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JANUARY "a
Salem, Mass........... Mansfield OHIO ...........
Csdiz. Ohio ......... Detroit Mich. ...........
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

irrfon PIedge.-Ihe Par % Society viii hold th-f
rr.T meeting corner OF Cathalnu and Henry 50 % 3
s,.ring ~ ~ O'clock Addresses by Rev. SKINNER
ana J0HS Co.SRAN, Esq. ; r HANSOOh' res
w. z. EesEAI. seclctlry. ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24
:. NEW LINE OF PACKETS TO

IA ysrpool-Psckst Of the 10Th Fesruay.-Ths
- spendd and fsyorite packet ship GARRlCk. Cspt
Tnos pey Will sail from New Yort the Ssh Fsefa.
sry aud ron, Liverpool 90 tho Ilth Of April rsrsoos
proceed the Old County those wisnns 70
seld for heir friends 10 have them orocsn' oo' IN
rnsxahc1nt packet should early app 70
2ff w I 4 7. TAPSCOTT ~ Soath-st New fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24
AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS Ausuoneer.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT, store .

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auctioneer
by BANGS, RICHARDS Il PLATT, store %
ID Bros1~s - in-rs cssh sAnees mano 90 ooosso'
G-nis fgr aaa,,e nav ',S'- vvyN,yG y.h p
SPLENDID Lo>O0N BooSs-A large and vsusols con
,sasrt on 81 enSid Ensh.h books, just received from
L'ss1 S;sa yy iy sgs.I OK S' TKaDE SALE
a. Cow~sscgD M0NpsY. March y lsE-Ihe M
dersirnsd Announce the neki respr ~ "a 49,
sans re. the last one Cons snnens o. %
Paper stationery. Stereotype fste' nia's" ''''H'
P.-teIa r tbe printins should be furnished immedi
sey the ests sue nov - press Ias e.s
suaraoy and n,ers.son .s,s catalogue and sdyertat
anl every other ehsrse except snd nsersnes ana
BANGS. RICHARDS 1 PLATT, 80 BrO.dw.y.
RYF.COLTON, .iset,on AVID co-~~,,s,Sn Mereta"f-
DSsies Room SIG Broadway. Gothic Hail-hsvinsfe
. 9s1 ' &c " c.Sas, srss Dry SOos Carpet.
sad House pas tee q every es.er Pson on
~th his s.aal Frouptnss. He Mil also bay u preerIsd'
Oadoor sales IA sn gs,t q The city attended - Usual
A,l0. o'clock a. The Aaeiion Room.
An assortment Of Secondhand Furnture, conssunf OF
sofas mahogany and curl maple eAlif' osisssi' 'A0'e'
Ai,S' , soz sos.oa rocker.
Also. oace chairs several pine and mahogany ward
Also slsrse assortment Of dry soed' comprising the
Also .egeIs rolls Of csrp-tug
TUESDAY Feb. -,
A. lOf o'clock a. the Auctonroon, 90,
\ i.fzr Atu Acsl4tNc t.eNstiAeAe ~ 49,
hand Furuiturr consisting OF sofss. mshossny ensIs
Frrach 5-dsead. dress ard plain buressx center sne
card t.ble losug sases wsshstznds beds mstressss.
carpets OF CLOTHS clocks. erockery and glassware Sovss'
sitcben furniture 6c
Alec. several pine and mahogany waratobss
Also large quantity Of dry soods
~ CHAMBERLAIN UcftoSfEk. Store No
y. Sprucest-Liberal advances made on Goocs eonsts
I'd for private sas or TO be sold auction Outdoor ssee
,Arsfay attended and respectfully soiietsd rromPs
return. made FRIDAY Feb .,
A. 10 o'clock AZ = Spruce-st
SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Attempting sotS.
chairs. tables bureaus bedstesds. csPct ooosh TN and
ron "A are. crocsery. several yarlor stoves, &c.
Inf arv sooa<. cOth.uk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24
THURSDAY. Feb. "a

FusNiruRg-R c KEMP will sell al Auction on
Thursday above Me eutre Furniture contained In ssd
house consisting OF sofas stuffed paTlsr chairs. roca'
ug chairs mirrors mahogany dining and BREAKFAST taees
marble center table, girAndo and solar lsmps pfior
and chamber carpets sfar and hall carpets hall stand:
mahogany French and other hedstesds mahogany and
bureaux and ~sshstsud beas mattress
and beddinf ndow curtains toilet ses crockery sna
glassware, general assortment of Kitchen furniture
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-,,.,-,.--r-1BTNGHAM-H XPREss-

lLki- ss..,,--..>:..-.. fIvE-DAY LINE IRON PHiLA-
-H1----~-DELPHlA TO PITIsbUkGh-1hs
undersigned will receipt Tor mefehaSsiss ~ ne shove
named fs,t line the lowest current rates Goods In.
,nae for his will he loaded IN the cars OF the mall
ra..-assr rain which leaves Phi sdeiyhis at midnishf
AID .rfiges n Chamberbgfz hallway 10 Pistsbursb 10
tx,y. hours Fat wagons which travel day and night,
are loaded Immediately upon the arrival OF the care, and
srve PiftsbDrFh ia four days mailing I'VE days from
Phi Isd,i phis end slx from New York.
Mara packages blnsh.m's Five bay Express Line.
lIf n VIM TYSON. Azrnt. 10 " est atIeet. N. n.
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GUY FAWKES ,


oar THE GUNPOWDER TREASON, by W. Harrison
O4iuswortn, suthor OF The Tower li London " Jaca
Shspp~rd &C Ac This exciting work founded on Wen
known events IN English history s treated IN the authors
usual captivating style. l5i pages, only p cents
An Universal story Of the Most Remarkable hFens OIL
al, Nation, Tom The s-ssl Period % the Present Time
forming complete history Of the world, No l. PHce .
cents. go 49,.
Wu "A Graham - repuh.ish hefe In advance sheets
10 45cent numbers-Ancien History 20 BE- completed ia
four numbers y pages each OF course the most rso
Gus condensation requisite but the author seems equa
10 the tax and the work far have had time 10
examine IT, seems one excrenty adapted 10 the wants OF
lat Largo class who desire general knowledge % History
uf have not time Oh read great many volumes i0rt The
STYLE rather orcbe than elegant hut the facts ser,
VII chosen srd srraue.d We heartily commend the
work 30 the reading public" IN. IrOlne.
TIE Indian ia hn Wigwari, OF Characteusrcs OF the
Red Race in America by -chOocraft. Price % cts
All the Magazines Tor March-Grsham's Magazine
most beautiful 80 Lsdys Book foe engrayirss' Column
bian, ni0n, Ma i0ual
Asents booksellers aud others supplied on the best OF
by 1851 " a. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings
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4 FOhTE fr>lx Dollars. b. lady A. her reside c.
MS S.res-.t Bro1kyu. has h.d much P-rieuec 10
tnft-an She not ou undertakes % lnpau kuo~l-os e
I'D In theory OF Music bat $50 % enable her pep' q
nsy with taste and sEccu- ID much shorter scace or
r- than ususy done rhs b-ss Of references esn De-
siv-n Pupils viii b. attended A. lhsr own residence
ia -isht Lars either in Nswfork or Blookyn ~ III
(V0PARrNER-HiP.-G DuMMER LYNAN hay
I ~ $500 trd with him WILLIAM II. HALL. vii
continue tie bushes. Of manufacturing sad dealing 10
apt srd green gs..r- ~ 100 John - under the nfm
0fG GUNNER LYMAN C0.-Nsw-fork February TO-
Is4s. 81 -
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~ a. nkNiP store Sb Broadway, opposite N. New.
t.ioI soc-ty LibrSy would beg lesvo 10 call the Ct
suon q parties hssus scods dispose Il austou ~
he sery central 0eaton 81 his sales Rooms which are an
ably the aud best for the tsposs OF farni
ture fancy goods Of .ny 10 the ey~ give pereonai
attention 10 the disposal o furniture Al private dive hnes
lni stocks OF Goods =, auction. Ch advances usds sss
all rsshsf
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NO.s. now lying at the loot Of Jay 81
Worth River Said boat 90 feet long with square en-
sns 3;.lrch cylinder and 81 feets stroke enwe sdsP.
ID TOR yn towing passags and 10 1000 ofdsf Ior
Immediate use Incur. the Office Of the HUDSON River
T,.ins A,.ociAfion. IS south St up stairs; or Of
WI Z. REDfiELD, Coruand' cor. o. s ws%s'
POPE CATLlN, Coeniiss-slp, cor o. oosh-"
llStvt.. + W BKAINAkD, 5ou;h-s. cor u bIosd-st
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At 10 O'Clock. AZ - Broadway, opposite City Hall
BOWLING ALLEYs, LisvoSs, NIG.Ss AND saloon rh
rURgs.-R & hEMP viii sell a. auction, a. above mr."
rse bowling ALLEYS complete with balls, pms Se All IN
fret r.e order ornamental bar ana hxtures cut flss
5ar d-canters aud nubers, lnge mirrors, time eec'
marh stOp saloon shes, rerigersors sofa ABOUT do,
trmchars with cushions, paintings. window shsdes OH
cloth carpets stoves and pipe stained show isnrs ana
Ss fixtures lot large zt Letters, wardrobe, mhoe ~Hn
stands With copper basin, &c. .
Also. 6-s,ate stock o. choice wines, liquors and CT
ssrs. which will be found well worthy the stenu0n W
the trade -. .t,-.
Terms months for al sums over Slo0 for sstisseiofy
endorsed notes Cats ogues on the morniog Of sale
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NYIATURE ALNANAc.-....TBIs DAY.
TIE rHE MOON. ttLL ltA
Rses..6 as Sets ....5 As Rlses..u 10 Morn I'll 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

4 The Incustrial AGENT weekly usSfp1psr vii
richly r-psv every mechanic aud mauu-ctuTcf Tor O.
a. hour is psrlss 10 may b. h-d sT.is Al te
Publication once. such paper u needed, ana VIII SIC
Read IT, afc u you Ike o. -end 70 your nrme - SUD
- - --aL---L WV WV I'll y 90. ~ N-...l---
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REAL ESTATE.

REAL ES a L IL.
- TO LET-The grocery store 100 ys'ist.d eorns.
"a; Of Broome-it a hlstfate stand and will be let
- low u good tenant. Apply 10
ara JGJF SEYMOUR 4 Co. 6, Pssrlst
vs. WANTED-Fro the l.t Of Msy, a house situated
III: somewhere between Houston and Twenty nnt su
- sud Second and Seventh avenues, suabs for issu.
dry Immediate possession desirable. Asdre" Hops ct
this Office. al "
-. HOUSE WANTED-A sentsel family isdssiroue
~ Of brDg handsome thfse-story house In GOO
- situation which they will furnish 10 the best msa-
n-r snd with the 10 DO taken out In bosfd any yer
son having house Of this kind, and are wbf 70 feesve
the rent 10 board shcn will he made very sslsscoIyJ
may ADDRESS Theodore and leave II al tho once
of Tho Tribune and 10 will meet with due attention Tue
most respectable references giyeo 1f IL
- UoI-E TO IET-With the Furniture A mod
ern hree-.ory house full szs of the first eiss hand
-. somely fur nished situated up town ia tho vicinity
II several Churches will be rented 70 small family on
reasonable terms Address House, al Tribune omes'
LJf Sis
- LOFT. WITH STEAM POWER To Lss-
-. suitable auy Kind Of machinery, and very saite
l.o 9 n. ''f r''A''" inquire " 3 t. sENEDIcr.
90 EOR SALE or ExCHANGK-A vslasbI.
tam in suffolk County Long Island with nii e. On
NOrthp laodDg, Consisting OF ~ acres OF ano ~
of which and sBd the balance Ia dssrsbie stste
Of CULTIVATION with good house osn nc 20 soa v'y
10 WIN FOWLER, = West w sshinston plscs z$f 't-
r. .FOK NEWBUkGH.--Ths sissms,
fstz10 cALEpONIA CAPT wnaop, W., '
Friday morning. al O'CLOCK ~ heifnt CT
passage apply on board the boat A u
-r-s. STEAMBOAT FOR sALE-.Tbs
Ezs.1tss-:dS splendid low-prsssufe steamboat I'LL.
NOS. lying at the loot Of Jay 81
forth River SAID boat Is 70 Zee. long WIN squs S.n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

Corxr oF COMMON PLfAs-Ref0re Judge |. ish. en.i
Dad Il Martin and Milford W MItiu Va. kdaa q pa
TN and Hs McC0I aiok For goods SOLD sno delivered
1853 Defence. notice q o. and also denial OF ~
ssquent promise % pay. ncnsuit was ordered - 2
plaintiffs Mr Towussnd Tor defendants Messis seo'e'
and COOPER
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-21
DarkesyiI
CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, P. M,
SENATE.

SENATE.
communication from the Navy Department was
received covering report of the Coast Survey. The
report was ordered TO be printed
Mr.. WEsTcoTr introduced resolutions, which were
agreed 10, nqulring into the expediency of modifying
the act imposing tonnage duties on Spanish vessels
The Standing Committees then elected, and
present no material change from last session.
On motion OF MIR. DIX, the Harbor Bill of the last
session was re-committed to the Committee on Com
meTce.
A communication was received from the President
which was considered with closed doors. On open
ing the doors, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. MoRsE moved to reconsider the vote of yester-
day refusing TO appoint committee the Smiihson-
ian institute. After debate, the motion was deterrnin-
ed in the negative
MIR. EVANS, Of Maryland, moved to reconsider the
vote engrossng the bill guarding the contingent funds
of both Houses not 10 be controlled by the Exec
uiye Veto After debate, the motion was agreed TO,
and the Bill then referred 10 the Committee on
Accounts.
Numerous petitions and resolutions were then offer
ed Amongst the resolutions was one inquiring into
the expediency OF establishing mint in California,
which was agreed to-
On motion, the House then adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-21
OBITUARY.


pprrel This pc h This plsec about sooek On TAar.,,x
norning December lfh, after painful and protrst si
mhish she bore With CHRISTIAN frttuAe Mis- ElxAssr caars
1gEge eldest daughter of the late John Gregg ~ tbis
ih's has passed away Ia the prime Of duifu, ana s,
dfHser Kind and aectionate sister, forgiven AZ enesni,s
seeker q COED viii sud audty with all fellow creatures ~
tifr raging disease nsprkc the 49,,
tfe ken q medical faculty 1t FASTENED with rSiesS
~ to execute its dreadful errandto asunder ~ .ss
eer o. he ana tac mere delicate tie Of mutnal love
Inc aesr which has thus yctcany trnmphed over rs VICTIM,
W. het eh dscse utthe body, hut combination ~ rly
la ana mental diseases The nature and import her bodily
dsase Was partially unknewa, si az an emlne,
physn for about eight WEEKS With but short intervals shs
suffered circulating pain and Intense sickness ~ -
Being peculiarly sensitive shr arg,seyc a. a,a t,n
e Ntf. rarh made relative to heEsrif neigh.
bors or sclnanianres And her mind fw wears na vas
larrass and preyed by The gSeral and
aus observations Of those from whom things might have
Been expected grief in conjunction With diseased hv
contributed much towards exrgnhng the vital spark laying
her in premature grave. ss
She was consistent member Of the Presbyterian Church for
number Of years. She endowed with kind heavs
thane and tcrtou IN her
90 rtraet uutegned and nnntentional
ever ready to forgive and forget hcr enemies -
But she has The struggles nat
Her body sleeps deatler soul Is insa
state She dnds herself surrounded by Angels
Of weeping friends and relatives How
and passed through unknown worlds conIupt ~ th
celestial gntes The vaic of tears lost and She -
bid farewell for to the realms and malignant bcvs