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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-20
Ue CVFJF est
w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Charles County Court-February Term
lS4S

Charles County Court-February Term,
1913.
an application to me, the subscriber, an Asso-
" ciate Judge of Charles County Court, by pc
tition in writing of JOHN F. PnICE, of said coun-
ty, praying for the benefit of an act of Assembly,
entitled An act for the relief of ns olvent debtors,
and the several supplements thereto, schedule of
his property and list of creditors so far ascer-
tanned, on oath, being annexed, and he having
tisied me that he has resided in the State of Mary
land for at least sixty days Immediately previous to
his application; and having also stated that he is
unable to pay his debts, and that he is now in Gus
tody for the same 90 therefore hereby order and
adjudge, that the said John F. Price be released
and exempted from imprisonment for the said debt
debts. and that copy of this order be published
in the Port Tobacco Times, a newspaper published
in Charles county, once week for the space of
three months successfully, before the third Monday
of July next, to give notice to his creditors to
appear in Charles County Court on the said third
Monday of July next, to shew cause, if any
they have, why the said John F. Price shall not
have the benefit of the said act of Assembly and
the supplements thereto prayed.
Given under my hand this I'd day of March,
Ammo Domini, 1913.
EDMUND KEY.
True copy,-Test:
w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-20
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNER-

DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNER-
SHIP.
THE CO-PARTN ERSHIP under the firm
4 of VIM. FERGUSON s. Co., is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. 1t has become
necessary to close their business in Port
Tobacco as soon as practicable, and they
hope all persons indebted to them will SET
lie their accounts al once. either by pay
mepl or note. Their store will be closed
on Monday mex, and continue so for shor,
time for the purpose of taking stock, after
which the goods on hand will be disposed
of on accommodating terms.
WIN. FERGUSON,
JOHN B. FERGUSON.
PORT TOBACCO, 26lh Jan. lS4S.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-20

RICAN HOTEL,
Opposite the Rail Road Depot, Pratt ST.,
BALTIMORE.
HENRY M. SMITH, Proprietor
Late of the Exchange and St. Charles Hotels,
Pittsburgh.
dec l0-6m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-20

COUNTY.
TNHE undersigned has determined to tender
Il himselfto the Voters of Charles County, as a
Candidate for the next SHERIFFALTY, and So
licits their patronage and support.
BENEDICT SIMPSON.
feb 3--tf.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-20
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
K

'THE undersigned respectfully informs
u 'he public that he has opened BOOT
aud SHOE Shop in Port Tobacco, in the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Barnes as
,aylor's shop, IN the rear Of the Court
House. The business will be superintendent
by M. F. HATCHER. Public patronage is
earnestly solicited.
mar 80. P. DAVIS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-20
EXECUTORS, NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
L scribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles County, Md, letters Testamentary
on the personal estate of JOHN SPALDING, late of
said county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceaseds estate hereby warned
to present the same to GEORGE BRENT, properly
authentic ated, before the expiration Of six months.
They may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said deceased's estate.
Given under our hands, this 4th day of April,
lS49. GEORGE BRENT, and
FRANCIS C. GREEN, Exr's
ape Of John Spaldng.
Doors, BROGANS, &c.-Just received
~ and for sale lot of F. Danes Army Brogans,
also water proof and heavy Kip Boots-all of which
will be sold low by
oct 9S. VIM. BOSWELL & co.
JAMES R. HOPEWELL,
GRO GER,
COMMIS SION MERCHAN
No. 1872, Dugan's Wharf,
BALTIMORE.
feb 3-3m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-20

IRON AND STEEL.-Just received and for
i sale lot of Cast and Blister Steel-by
oct %. VIM BOSWELL & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11


On sshbs,h roruinr ofiyphoia fever contracted Va.
dischsrxiNg bis duties a. the Dispsnssry GORHAx
BEALs MD (secoat son Of Ihos Seals Of Csnsntxo,i
10 the seth year Of bis age
NJ, Sisrf. ard those CT ts brother BsuTy Ct.ss.,,
Bsas are invited 70 attend hs fenera on Tuesday P
., O'Clock precisely, from his ste rssicerss, No II
W-s, sevsnteentb e. near Eighth avenue. lie rs=xt,
will be taken TO Trinity Ceneiery for inie -rent
On Sunday, Jan. ?, OLIVE NJ. HARVEY, vie o. ia
7 Rogers
Her relatives sad friends invited 70 a'ies1 her
neral. without farther invitation, from The Fssssnes
Der fAissr No ~ East Twenty oarih,i on Iessssy Ia
irs; a. 10 o'clock
After iing-rns Nnss. o. psfslysis, Mrs ELIZAsErE
NOE, wife q MchSel Nee, asec %
TIE relatives snd friends II the family fcspecfslt
Invited 70 attend the funeral wedne.cay 18th ios a
O'Clock from her late residence 81 kicci uxcaa
road and seyenfyffth ct CArrsse. will - 10 vsasi
until ocoek AZ the residence 81 her son. Charles l. NJ
No > Deiancy-st. Jii q
In the City Of Brooslyn on Sunday. orb inst aeet >
years. ELIZABETH A. wife u n. b Duyca aSt 1- y
daughter Of Samuel Bovine
The funeral viii tste place On Wednestay, i.h iri
O'clock P VI from her aie residence. No isf NAsAts
ton e. Brooklyn The friends O; the family lusssl
without farther notice Her remains viii Do t.fer q
Greenwood Cemetery for iuferment. lA -
A. West Farms. Jan. :. FREDkklOh NNksOlti = Rev
dictionary so.Gicr. aged -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11
Law.Prnctice Reform.

Upon inquiry, we Learn that the Commissioners
sos.p BY tho last Legislature, in obedience TO the
Nsv Consultation. and charged with the duty Of re-
yising and Simplifying the LegslF orms Processes and
Practice Of our State, have very nearly completed
their labors, and viii probably proceed to Albany
20 submit the result TO the present Legislature Oh
Tharsdsy Of this week Yet it will be Impossible
to present their Report forthwith, because The ac'
of last Winter stupidy prescribes that they must
frst print the whole and deposit copy In every
County Clerks Office In the State 10 give al the
anti Reform lawyers a chance to exercise their
ingenuity upon il, we presume, before they are al
liberty 10 present il 70 the two Houses. This re-
oaisition insures waste Of about fortnight; bot
we hope the Legislature viii have the whole
fairly before them by the lat Of February. Mean
tine. we trost the General Corporation act and
other principal Legislative measures Of the session
will have been matured and passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11
Ssw.YGRH LEGISLATURE.
EVENING REPORT

ENkNiNH REPORT
SENATE. ALBANY. Jan. 10 P. NJ.
MIS- HIP. Halls Resolution. were made the
special order for Wednesday next
The bill authorizing the Brookly Common Coun.
Gil 70 create g L Dan. and 10 raise Money by Tax.
was passed in Committee and ordered 10 third
reading.
The Senate went into Committee on the Mes
sage Of the Governor.
Mr. TREADwELL moved the reference OF the
Landlord and Tenant question to Senators OF the
interested districts.
Mr.. FINE thought the whole State interested,
and moved its reference 10 Committee of one from
each Judicial District. He wanted this question
settled He believed il had been kept open too
long, with the view Of promoting political or per
sons ends
Mr. TREADwELL consented to the reference
moved by Mr.. FINE. and 1t was agreed TO-
The whole Of the Message was then referred.
ASSEMBLY.
The following Standing Committees were an
nognced;
Ways ard Aeans-w. S. smith, Bowen. Wager, Buck.
Jadsaary-Raymonc, Brigham, Ransom, Myers, Nc
Carly. Beach. Fen.
CGaas-spsuling. Coe. Martin, seamer. Case.
CoH1erc, ssd Sarsdsop-PhGnix, Lee. Myers, spAuld-
Ing. Cray.
R5ads-UphAn. Phani1 Payne. Holmes. Goodrich.
Tfode and AgHg'acisrc'-Buirick, Collins Bowie her-
~, Church
Coasgss-Pruyn. L. c. Benedict. Rose. Fish. Fen.
Josas Library consEittee-Breoks, Campbell. Palmer,
MAAson, W. :. smith.
csariis6le Soce,-R,nsOm. Ashley, BEyley. Butrics'
Luke, White.
AIi,.a-Rose Bokee. Miller. snesden.
SAT- PrissHJ-Lee UnderhIl. Walsh, Heston, Curuss.
Medical sccienes-Hari, Totes. Calhoun, Saunders,
Chubs.
Asriealnrs-RAy. DsnnisoE, Hammond. Chamberlain.
Tuihii.
cap.al Puniisns4.-U nasrhnl. Titus, BrinctsrhOn'
COBB, Tcwn,enc
Mr.. JPHAa gave notice OF q bill 70 amend the
act relative to Public Printing.
Mr.. PHIsIx offered 4 resolution 70 inquire into
the propriety OF more speedy enlargement OF the
Erie Canal
Mr. BESEDIcr brough. in a bill relative 70 Ap-
peas, Superior and Common Pleas ofNew-fork.
Mr. MYERs called up bis resolution, that Coo
ere'. prohibit Slavery in any territory hereafter
acquired.
Mr. Coz moved TO amend by adding " for ever
Mr. MrKRs had no objection 70 the Amendment
bat feared j. would endanger the sucee" OF the
resolution.
Mr. Coz withdrew il, and the resolution passed
Ayes Zoe Nayss viz Case, Garrison, Stewart
Wager.
The Hsrber Masters bill vas farther debated II
Connittse-the number increased 20 T. one 10 70
side in Brooklyn.
An amendment that he sho1ld receive fees Of all
shipping which should FRS. touch at Brooklyn
docks was rejected, and the bin wm gone through
with
Mr.. Bowie moved that the Harbor Masters bt
elec.ed-lossi and the bill was sent 70 thir'
reading.
The Erssiag journal ssys the Manufacturing
bill, introduced BY Mr. BurRIcx, viii speedily
become slsv. II is now in the hands Of the Stand
ing Committee.
The weather continues very cold; thsrnomete
marks below zero. Sleighing 10 excellent. Flou
a. before. Grain no sales. Dead Hogs are srr
lMs@aS Sat With sales Of prime lots a. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11
By Orerland Express to TIE Tribune
From the New-orleans Picayure, Jan. ?.

From the New-Oreans Picayune Jan. p
ARRIVAL or The PoRTLAND-The steamship
Portland, Capt spuney. arrived last evening from Vera
Cruz whence she sailed the evening Of the 2ih alt Her
adgees but hours later than those Of the New
Orleans. We cannot learn that she brings word Of
news The same prevailed In Vera Cruz OF which
We have before heard much that Gen. Scott proposed
70 push column upon Queretaro. our private ac-
counts from the City OF Mexico have led us 70 believe that
Gen scott had designs upon Qrereiaro itself unless 20
pass through that city In order 10 reach san Luis Poos
or ZacsiecAs Upon each Of these cities, capitals OF
States Of the nsme he represented "a planning
expeditions. 10 be dispatched upon The arrival Of Gen.
Butler with his large command.
On the 25th ul, Capt. sprney saw on ruspan the L.
sloop-o war Germantown at aschOr. The Portland
brought over s5 discharged soldiers and the following
cabin passengers:
Leat Col w. =. Biscoe aud servant. Mounted Lousi-
als Volunteers; Capt J. Mcclellan, Topogaphehl En-
soeefs; Capt Francis Warrington, Is. Battalion; Capt
barry sud servant. Baltimore Bstts ion Lieut. aabbit,
q ; Lieut. j. NJ b. Addison. Mounted Rhemen
Lieut. ssmue DOUGLAS, All regiment Ohio Volunteers
Lieut. Lewis ID regiment Illinois Nounteers Lieu
James Wilkinson and s-rvsnL Louis Battalion Lieut.
r. Earle Palmetto regiment; Lieut. Abel Moore, tth re-
sment Ohio Volunteers; Lieut. J. selden sth Infantry
Lieut. }. smelling do. dol Lieut. T. Smith i4h Infantry
Lieut. Vim Fox, 18th infsnLTyi Md.hipmsn j. Gaze
Me.sr. Phillip rarlee. C. A. Frsnch. ! Phelps, |. >
y: J. $ Haskell. J Robinson w NJ. smi'n ". Campbell,
Ag.. Gsrdiaef aud Mis- Jswett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11
THE WONDERFUL, THE VERY BLESSED
- r.. .n.,acnlons Ard alnnnsi ho.ln

THE WONDERFUL, THE VERY BLESSED.
The miraculous and almost holy
effect and TRANSFORMATION.
~ That this sin sglar article has the dseos6
dshsured human catiels Cor ssin) Is astoGncpi ssc
10 modern scienceits wonderful prop caused az
an immense sale that legion Of rlsts Stared
over the country. Bat reader, n you are xnIstst-s ~
lev, dsk or chsppsd-f you have
Pimpl,s, botcnes, sslLrhsaua, seurvy, err
apslas, sore heads. old sores. beard sad
bsrbers itch, chapped sDd tender
fssh, freeklss tao, spnbarn,
daT< or yellow skin 10
clear white. smooth aud
soft infants
this will change -
c But mind, rescer-to care the above, yea ~ ,,.x
and be sure you get the true and senuius Josxr
Chemical Soap. y And " you not es'sisi 'o.ss
get sons worthless COUNTS feltchesp, bat asns
These persons among others have used H. soI 1sp .ssr
be more even than We state; J. w Hsuderson. " 10
ssllor at law; Mrs.. L. Williams, Jsney CHx YEA.
Ethan, jersey City; Dr. Francis Williams ,ss sssw
and We nj chs give you thousand othso-ea' wv
must ss,isfy aly reasonable person. .,..s ecss
u Bot once more, reader be careful OF 5oxps
tsrfeiy and limitations See that the name NsvYsS
on the wrsppsr-and buy 4 nowhsrc sss r..hsux~
bat e. the ign Of the America Eagle - Assrn
Price 81 cents Gaze Of the sPPointso M xssS
in Brooklyn, lse Fuiton-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

HORRIBLE CASE OF BuRSIss.-Two coslers,
rear CsssviIe. Monmouth Co. after Eindins their coal
ysi lay days ago with THAR feet 10 the IRE 70
sleep. Some time after, one Ct them, isasc Arener was
reused BY The Are creeping about the wasb4nd OF his pan
taoors AID woke bis sssocatewno found, according 70
repor; i. TIE STATE Gar<s that his body horribly
tunef two pair Il fustsn psniaoons anc his snrt De-
ng consumed and his boot burnt crsp the condition Of
his BODY VA shocking Of course Archer taken home
ana died the n-x. day II h said that be hsd been ntox-
tc.tet out be declared that BE sober when he lay
down 10 sleep. Newark Acy.
" A"Tarn-out" against 4 reduction Of wages
from "a 20 IS eta. day MADE Thursday last by
the abores Of the Della and Rartsn Canal Company
A. Boogs Island with four 81 50 and potatoes ~
cts how a supper. himself and family st IS cts. .
esy wages N Winter [NewNk Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

CANADA ELEcrIoss.-The Toronto E1a"iser
of the 9th Inst announces the return Of NJ. Damou-
lin. Liberal, for Three Rivers Mr.. James Hall
Liberal, f,r Pe,erbOro' Mr. csyley, Tory. for Ha-
ron and Mr. Il. J. Boulton, Tory. for Norfolk
Some of the newspapers have se; down Judge
Boulton as Reiorner than which there could Be
no greater mistake. The Ezazinr remarks. thas
"ofthe 81 members constituting the Assembly. about
30 hsvsyet &c Do returned ard o. these The Refoe's can
reckon 70 certainty they vii receive from 80 10 40 siv
,s probable majority 10 the new PEli&nsn; OF ihe side
az the Liberals OF non IL 70 20 Dsn5srs"
Some Of the Canada journals consider such men
e. Col Prince and Sir Allan McNab refOrnes.
They may become Con:ornsrs-Reiormsrs, never !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

The Epensxg Poa has leader on Cotton
Manufactures In Georgia" based on one in the
Charleston Patriot from which IN extract 10 given
concluding a. follows
"The yearly dividend fof tbs Georgia Cotton FsetsEiss
ss'd to BE- from twenty 70 forty per cent
Said by xhor7 Were il i. said = or course
the actual dividends are not unattsinsble; why not
quote them, instead Of depending on an snony'
meas guess like this Even the Post seems aware
that this sort Of guess h not testimony, and instant
ly comments:
III there Be NO inauguration tau aeesunt Of the -.sth
on IS. eorsi. rufssture ther enterprises will Get
stop here"
Certainly not TIE Pos, Knows quite well that,
if the duty on Imported Costons were Eve hundred
per cent. competition in the Home Production
would very soon bring down the profits Of the Cot
ton Manufacture 70 an average with those Of other
branches Of Industry, no matter whether protected
or unprotected. The Post very well understands
this yet 10 careful 70 forget il whenever it treats
ofthe effect OF Protective Duties Even the sen'i'
be doubts which the Post so promptly minated
Of the correctness Of the large dividends said to
be realized are shuffled aside on the first temPts'
ton, and in the next paragraph the Post says;
I'VE desire orr readers 70 nots te prets 'ra'es tt
Georga milo ulsr under the mitig.teo Tsnt, sndsr
rate q duties proporoned 10 the value 81 the srtlce
ported and rejecting the device Of mnmurs which alr
pleon and bic brethren have declared %
are reazing (rVu >'r ssobisments, even while 'hsr
enterprises are scarcely begun
Here what was Just before loose and dubious
ssyso s raised to the dignity Of an indubtsble iact
| add thus made the basis Of an argument against
Protection And the Post continues:
The report Of the Georsis Legislature IN the eoiee,
On, Of for the future historian should be bound
DO itb Abbott Lswrences letters. aud III So OF MI Clay
on the rrn which the Tsrf was to ntiet upon our
manufacturing industry"
That Mr.. Clay or Abbott Lawrence ever intm'
ated that plain coarse Cottons such az are chiefly
made in Georgia, could not be manufactured here
under 25 per cent duty, is thus broadly nsinuated
bat without foundation or excuse. We know Mr..
Lswrence's letters referred to contemplated very
different and much worse Tariff bill than that which
become law in 1916. We know, too, that such
Cotton fabrics as are made in Georgia would con
tinue 10 be produced in this country even II there
were no Tariff at all. But ifany one doubts that the
present Tariff bears hardly upon many branches OF
American Manufactures and that their general con-
dtion is at this moment far from prosperous or pro
ftable, brief inquiry among those best informed
on the subject will enlighten him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

To TIE LADiEs-Wet Goods from sap Losis Pttipre-
All. w BsRKFS Co.'S ii Catharne-st viii be iosul
Of the greatest sssortmenis Of reh snd beana Ore.
goods damaged only By being wet board the packet
sh.? Louis Philippe from ayre. These Foods Of q.
highest style Of French Fabrics and patterns sing
silks Bsreges. Gnghams De LANES fancy dress raiieF,
Gloves and other goods very desirable and which a..
selling prices from Is to - the yard Cal. and ,s,
f,rx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

Rrv. JAMES CAVcHEY.-This gentlemen. IL,
formed breaches every night this week with the sse.f
tion Of Saturday night, 10 the ~ T. Church, Wuletn
and also sabbath and following week. We no,ies
numbers from tbs old countries with whose relations "a
the British isles Mr.. c. formed acquaintance on b.
late tour, gather around him with ordinary in,sr.s
Service ATT oclock each eyenInk lll \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

CoUoHs AID CoLDs.To cure yourselfor child, ".
have cough OF cold, buy bottle sfDr Morris Bassus
Syrup. Il Is pleasant TO the taste and will immeda,el
effect a Price - ets bottle To be had a. Johs
sons, corner Of Broadway and Chambers st. s,So,,
corner Il Fulton and wtsm and = East Brosis,y--
See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11
Markets.



Co.o1-Our market closed angUity At the cate Of oar
sst weekly Review n the proximity Ct a'er
afvices Europe and their unusually long cslay /"
We are st1 without them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

WET Goops WET GOODS '-KENsErrS WHErigR Ct
81 Csharines, will open this moroins several case, u
goods from the wreck Of tie Louis PHILIPPE whcs
will be sod at great bargains. Go and see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

ExEcvroVs SALE % VALUABLE RsAL fsrArt N nI
FFrH WAsD-Situated on Broadway, White It aud IL
peuard.sf.
The undersigned, executors OF the last will end is'is
ment AZ COLLIN REED, deceased. will sell public sss
tion az the Merchants Exchange Wednesday the ia
ms, AZ 70 o'clock noon BY HALLIDAY MULLER, sucton
the following desirable property,yx The very
eligible lots Of ground With the brick stores thereon, hay
ing modern fronts lying at the norh.wecorus Of Broad
way snd Whitsst Ani known as 53l ADD Ssj Broadway
Also. tie valuable lots with the tsieesofy aud slS
brick badir 4, thereon known CO snd o. whsssi b.
lug the second end ,hiri lots west ron Broadway
Also. the lot g Lspenard,t ieins he third weE fvr.
Broadway, having large twO-iory and attic hres hos.
thereof with good basement d bics tea s,,ot.
ed Titles spg table Terms At sale For farther tr.
formation apply to D wiLL,ss, l9s Pssrs, eofnnsi
Msde1-aoe or to the Aucsionssrs, whore maps may b.
seen Signed, JOHN ADAMS,
ID. :. WILLIAMS
H. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

THl RslMiUN COLD Pes. 81 2s-Msy - hss At he -
tsbshrnent OF W. 0sgsTos Co. II Cs6srst tossshg
with thirty different styles Of Pens CONSISTING
Browns. Hsyden's, spenesrs Bssley's Congress, Hes
49, American and others all At prices lower than can
found AZ any other hou "a In the tfsSa Gold Pensr.ps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11
BROOKLYN ArrAIRs.

~ We are happy to inform our Brooklyn "a,
Gears ths. they will nss, week have the psnp Of lea,
Ing the srKrr.sARKkxs in Brooklyr they win o.. D.,
playing to b an entirely pleasure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

~ 8. 8. RANDALL, late Superintendent Of
Schools In ear State was lecture ropnls Eeaeson
In tie Hall Of the House Of Delegates Richmond va last
evening. He knows how.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11
Business Notices.

IL TsE NogrsERS EXCHANGE Ba>N redeemed BY ~.
at the usual rates a. my oe Greenwich and Dsy
sts- New-York Jan. II. tsgS. : VAN DUZER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

r TIE LIvIss Aor," No 1911, containing
the usual variety Of vallAbs selections FROM Ansssn
and Foreign pApsr may Be had q, serfora Co.'S A.
TOR House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

CLARK, BROTHER Co.'S W,EE,NTs0 GoLD PsSs-
The manufacturer. able 20 offer Pens q, rsucs
able prices superior to any set manufactured. One
these Peos, with the style - oiis lately lar,
due-d by c. B & Co is companion which should bh
the pocket Of every gentleman. Sold whos'a's and
tail at their offss 80 John b. Nsos1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

Tsg RrcRrLrru Dl,NoSp.Forrsp COLD Pcs, 81 ONLY
The fac. that th, pen /. invarisbly warranted il Ia,
strongest proof superiority, ard the unsxsupsd 70
pulariiy has obtained ius,iss the assertion that
tn. best and cheapest zen In the world Sold By A
wsrsos Co IS willism-st one door below wsis
and J. y SAVAGE, 90 Ful,on.t. God pens end Y
every description, wholesale and retail, a. tie Lowest
price, God pens At 81, 81 IS and a. o. Geld rsnsn
paired exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

- Plutarch mentions certain plant, which tbs krr
Of Persia gave their ENJOYS, and in virtue Of when
their exposes were paid wherever they went very
useful plant this; and yet not half usefaleysn al
uniting Piutsrcks story to be true-n prepsrsos ola
certain root Of more modern celebrity. s.sDss sAas.
IN ts remedial effects in diseases Of the sia ms
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within the reach Of every sufferer from the above els
" disease who il wise enough 70 use this preparation
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