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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

7 EATHER.-5Ooo lb. sol. i.c...e.. .y.a ,., ),
~ ccived and for sale To-. 10 !. '
Angus. 24-6t ERTASvs T~S,rv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

Tribes holden in the Clerks Oicc OF the Cncur Sup,-
or 4" m et Law dnl Char cry. fr the Of l.yurh-.
bur nu the IN day ~ August, 1913:
\ /. Ruc}cI and jackson Rucker, tobacconi,:s and
partners under the ~ aud firm q ;u kcr : BrHlor.
plat ,tifS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
Printing PAPER.

Printing Paper.
{f"E receiving supple. of NEWS !! PER Of an OK
w cellcnt quality and prepared execute. or.s 70.
NtWspapers, SC. OF any dimensions, At short notice and
favorable piece. 3's'ENPoi.V, ALLEN = co
Richmond August :t-St
JSn SACKS OF SALT, gust ,ece.ved in store, by
~oV LACY X GARLAND,
August .:-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

Virginia:
ltu!cs holden il the Clerks Office the Circuit Supe
n riJr Court of Law and Chaucery for town of Lynch
burg, on the 7th day OF August, ISIS
William I. Saith, and Il land Roberts; plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

An lrow c Fl lott al n bert A. Ellio tohacconst> ana
partner, trading tn Tlm ct FL OF < BIZ Their lie ne
i;oAcrt \. Elliott in IN 4hi, Nn rev Elliott ami
Charles A iha>ton late merchants and partners una, TIE
finn and style of \. c. Elliott < Co.. Alexander M,liimct
and sam ic Nc 'orklc and ChNrlrF J. Simpson, merchants
Ind ntners under the firm and style Of Nc orklc Snp
Defendants
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
RADwAY's CHINESE MEDIcArEB SOAP AND
THE ~CIRCASsIaN UrNNA


[sht> meairtnal eoshctgue IL = sure curative to all
" affections OF the sNin, iupariimg health aud beauty
% tne eonpenion. We have been iIcQstuiiy ssked why
we call hadwat Soap, Ciinesef We do nai pretend
iosa{ that Ratw al's Soap was either Invented or pre-
pared IN China. Not az all; the invention IN entirely
our oWn-so ai,o Is lis manufacture; tnt its medicinal
agents are Indigenous II that climate, whist It's Leautl.
! neg properties are largely owing 90 te Circsssian
|frto- The lleuaa Is one Of those meriiorious uIanta
whose virtues as I c0smetique has for ~cealurirs been
known only to The circassisus. Bul ~ tie wonderful
spcefss Of kadwaf' soap ~ inrafiiug That Transparent
sauhtss 10 The skin, health and b. anJy 10 the eontplec-
tlon, Is proof positive OF It's rare aud valued Virtues
flis, witA other halsaniic plants, possessing hex ms.
cleansing, purf ing amt beaatib ing peuts SHOWN on.
y "a usl is The great secret Of the success Of Railways
,1ap. Railway Soapis speedy IN rs effect Of removing
Tan, sunsuru. Puppies, Blolc1es, iusiules. letters,
tnfes sal kheum, ktngWOrin, Rash aud mesquite bies.
FOR shaving Us excellent, fnr the Toiiet II l. uneqalied.
sold iof - cents, large, aud l2i cents sfrail tablets, at
ine principal depoga, 81 Couf,iand street: So rcsIl 81,
New AprS. RAILWAY &cO.,
So Pearl street. New York.
sold " Wheeling by A FAlRCIiiLD,
"4sV Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

EsRge ~ vY ~

GU EEEIEFTFe
AGENT OF iii CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY
And Printing Warehouse,
on hand, and manufacture TO order simost
ar every variety OF Primers Mater ais. Of lie latest
slyles ana most durable materials. WHOLESALE aud retail,
a. Eastern prices, with 9 very hhcyat discount Tor cash.
PERSONS WIS ing Ia purchase an Office. on application.
Witi be furnished with an estimate of THE quantity ard
ne cesl OF II, BY their STANG the work required to lie
done, the size OF their paror.
4 ne " eshtngten Presses manufactured al this es,ah.
usliiheh', are interior TO none-a great imp Gvemeni. in
iHeir construction, as well as q reduction of price, hay.
taken place.
Power presses made TO order. Superior Proof presses
wholly OF Iron, and an assortment OF German types
! ahcy we, culs aud borders, from The Foundries o
hfuce and I White of n. y, and l. Johnson, rhila.
On hand. Persons purchasing for cash are espe
cisilN invited TO call before ulclasing elseN here.
AtasO-several second band presses. and second baud
fonts of type, but hule worn, for sale low. oetG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
L EAS!
tEElNS.
AT THE CANTON Ten STORE,

N IIIF J-1-NIW.N IN SFTNT
Marbd Square. Winding. Va.
TT-REEE Won NAV find nurc teas. imported by the
W Canton Tea Coupan OF Ne- York. l2j Chatham
and l63 greenwich ste.
Betail prices as 10 ows-sutiect IN all cases 10 he re
turned. j! NOT approved Of in either weight OF quantity
ERFE\S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
DISSOLUTION.

TaIlE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ea sting between William
d Anderson, Edward Anderson, Aimed Evans and
Franklin Anderson. under ha Dru Il vs. \ T. ANprRsQS
= GO WAS dissolved April isi. bf mutual consent.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EDNA 2 ANn&iSON,
At.FREp ~ \
May ! FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
TUE business 81 ihs fIn VIII he conducted by The
. sa'-erners g Helei1iuFe under ir old 81 ie Of W
d T. ARufE.os s 81.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
kbN AkU AEEERSUh.
hJee3ius, May L. ERAkhLIh AADEkSUS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
NEW Wholesale
BOOT. SN0E. AND LEiTHER
&EHEE.

Monroe. between Main and Market Streets
WHEELING Va.
f. POLLOCK,
- ~EsPfCTFULLY informs the public tina, he has
ses orcned as above, one of the largest stocks in his
line that has ever been offered in this market, which was
purchased al the lowest rates of the Eastern manufac-
lures. for Cash, and will he sold wholesale. to Country
Merchants, Shoemakcrs and Dealers generally. at q
much lower rate than has ever before been offered. His
stock exhibits a full assortment of Boots, shoes. Lea
ther, and all things aprertainimg ts the trade, among
which viii be found;
500 pairs mems Doo's, various qualities;
1900 " calf and kip Brogans, do
1N0O " Ladies Boots and Slippers, do
1900 " Boys Boots and BtoEaus. do
2,oe0 " Youths Boots and Brogsns, do
2,oiO " Misses Boots and SLIPPERS, do
5,etd " CEildfcu's do 10 DO
a large stock of Morocco SXiNs, lINIsG and BiSpIsa
SKINS, OF various qualities. sHoE THREAD, Pros, &c.
ld,u00 lbs New York Sole Leather;
800 lis Baltimore do do
50 harrcls Tanners oil.
His siock viii Re often renewed and always embrace a
full assortment of Goods in his line.
May l6, 1915 + POLLOCK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

fsas .i eeH ..aal- -f8sria AS. a-s.t
y" fAA48 : FAULL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28
39Gn,


hFS a. ~ " "a x
3 COED Cooking sioye7--fiv'e is nothing m.re
"a drslraH'e 90 She wa of house fHmitnrc tian a good
Cooking s.ove-thcre are a great many excellent stoves
OF a variety OF Patterns nov Iu use, but we have seen
none th9t appear % have so many advantages as the air
tlght Combination Stove. " advise housekee pcTs 10
call aud see this sioycat JDHNSDNiS
Tin, sheet Iran and Stove ware house, No l7i. Mar.
kt square. sep "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-28

Wheeling May /
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15
UNDERSTANDING ApPARATUs.

~ GRIFFIN / COS PATENT HEAT GENERATOR.
D.-Enrineers need not be- informed that from thirty 90
fy per cent Of the heat produced has been usually 0sl
by the best plans Of setting boilers and The same o,
true II all kinds Of furnaces
The Subscribers oder 20 The notice - manufacturer
method of saving fuel originally secured hy patent Dec p
49,. and much improved that patent De-
sued July 81, 84 10 is applicable TO steamboats, on DE
Western waters stst.nsy engines % heating factories 10
burning BRICK 20 pans& in prnworss io anncaing fur
nsces 90 stills 90 paperus % NE manufacture OF sugar 81
the South, &c, &C
The principle 10 which the above name has been given,
has been thoroughly tested by business men u the highest
responsibility. who have realized saving u rom w eiy
i've forty per cent and consists ln si peculiar CON
sucuou Of The frechamber Of furnace, rendering DE
CON husron almost perfect and burning nearly al the
and smoke thus generating maximum amount oi heal ,u
given quantity of fuel: and "a An arrang ecnt u
and chimney which the heat i retained under The pan or
boiler and only escapes a Htemperaure incapable oi tl
lng wafer Al artificial trai substituted Tor Tie nailra
and zoe Necessity of building hgb cmueys Is entirely oov
a,ed TIE cost ol setting Do nus mach les. luaA %! e u-
methods 10 has been applied 90 furnaces Tor heating fac
mes and Tor drying n prl orks Win greai economy BON o
cos and ffle Boers ard furnaces now IN be
tered with but sgh expense delay. Stale. County or n
ttua nights are otercd on Terms Satisfactory ana nose
teresed uved 90 examine certificates, draw .nss md
models al he Office Of he prope,ors
Extract from arepou o he Cunuice on AIS AID Science 70
OF the American Institute, sept 81, i5i7.
Your Committee arc Of opinion that ms pAl BON neo.
reucaly and practically embraces he tes appcarel %
natural avs 10 le economical combustion - ue of any
pan which has vet been fltm IS order of the
Committee, OSiguedl JAS RENWlCK Chairman
References may De made 10 De follow gentlemen, " Do
have 60 .n use
sam Morsaa. Us Wsisrsl New-York Logyyood WORKS
o. Noukers Gamer Co 81 Pine-st Prli WORKS. a. Hay-
ersrsw John Briggs CO. PrIl WORKS, franklord uear
Ph.ladcphia. Pa. Ugersol 4 McOowel Paper NILS.
south Tyuug hau Mass Mcssrs johnson, Nine and ocr.
81 The Maryland Fcnlienasry. BALTIMORE Wm. Boycr.
Grassy Point. JOAN Alualce = Go. Polghkeepse Dlu-
can harrington Pleasant Valley p. " Lee. Flour Mils,
DuicAes, Co \ PRINT N0rSs D GRIFFIN a co.
MA 10 ma swrhd .ip il. Roadway. Ne~-lort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15

~ Toe iolovins POEM sorty Of s slrof slo- ss,h.
.sd psihos lnvsf.sy sdnfs' i - coPe1 from
Cen. q M8srn Sculpture sh as'fs.fe A.'s b. T. Hfr
,,r 20, psb,h.d Lol89n rhsss m w-sscoti
fsychs
THEY wove brig ht fables In the days Of Old
When Reason borrowed FaDcys painted wings
When Truths clear river AO~ed or sands Of gold
And told. la song, is high and mystic things
And such the sweet and solemn tale OF her.
The pilgrim heart, o. whom dream was gwen
That led her through the world-L0ve worEhiper-
Toseek on earth, for him whose home was Heaven
As some lone an e. through ghts scattered host.
Might seek a star which sne bad iOved-snd lost
In the full clty--by the haunted iount-
Through the dim groito's uscery Of spTs-
Mid the pine temples on the moonlit mount
Where Silence sits 10 listen % the stars
In the deep glade where dwells the brooding dove
The painted valey-snd the scented air
She heard far echoes Of the voice Of Love
And found his footsteps traces everywhere
But never more they met since doubts and fears
Those phantom shapes that haunt aud blight the
Had come twixt her. child Of sin and tears, leafth
And that bright spirit Of immortal birth
Until her yiniug soul and weeping eyes
fIsd learned u seek him only Ia the skies
TIL wings unto the weary heart were given,
And she became Loves angel brde-ln Heaven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15
ff1m ne NlI0fs Ia
DEATH'S RR MAN
BIT MISS ALICE cAEY.

81 MISS ALICE NAA1a
BoArMES, thrice ! We called thee or
Waiting on iiies solemn shore,
Tracing. in the silver sand,
Letters I'LL thy boat should land.
Drifting out alone with thee.
Toward the cline ] cannot see,
Read 10 me the strange device
Craven on thy wand OF ice.
Push the curls OF golden hue
From thy eyes OF starlit dew,
And behold me where ] stand.
Reckoning thy boat 10 land
Where the river-mist. 50 pale
Tremblss like a bridal veil,
Ger yon lowly dropping tree,
One that loves me waits Tor me
Hear, sweet BOatman. hear my call
Last yoar, with the leaflets fall.
Resting her pale hand in mine.
Crossed she ia that boat OF thine
when the corn shall cease to grow.
And the ryc field silver How
At the reaper's feet is laid,
Crossing, spake the lovely maid
Dearest Love. another year
Thou shalt meet this Boatmau here
The white fingers OF Despair
Playing with his Golden HAIR
From this silver saudcd ssorc.
BeckOn him to row thee Ger,
Where yon solemn shadows be
| shall wait thee--comc aud see
Fssf a i Al
One ia Heaven aud one below
And | hear n low voice cry,
Peruvian of Death am /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15

EXTRAORnINARf CAsE.-Ihere tell under our
observation yesterday says the hiaRsfon lister CO
Journal the most singular Of disease We ever Wit
messed The subject Is man omed snyder aged 3
years residing IN the If Wawsrsng 10 this cOun-
~ Four months ago be had attack OF sickness but
recovered and was to all appearance entirely healed
About fortnight AFTER his recovery he was seized with
drowsness, and for time after slept nearly two.
thirds Of the day The disease continued increase
until he would seep two OF three days without wakn.
When we saw him Yesterday he was continuing sn uU.
interrupted sleep OF FIVE DAYS His pulse Is regular
though not very full his respiration is easy and nata
raj and his skin moist and cool II food OF drink be-
placed In his mouth he swallows il and he walks when
led by the hand and slightly supported On Thursday
last he swoke from sleep Of two days, spoke few
words. struck lady who was In the room violently
with chair and almost Immediately siterwsrd sunk
into his present slumoer he i on his Way % the New
York Hospital
VIOLENT ScHooLNAsTER.--A schoolmsster has
been trial Syracuse for iuact unreasonable pun
ishment upon one OF his scholars girl OF ten years ct
age. Her crime whispering In school for whch
he struck her three times severely with stick
draw blood from her and % leave marks sud
bruises upon her back We hope such brutality IS net
Ut frequent occurrence but however frequent SCI
dom every such instance should DC exemplarily pm.
shed aud the teacher cspshle OF thus venting his spleen
upon tender child, should be deprived 81 the oppor
tunity OF ever repeating the outrage We take this q,
csson TO remark generally that these exhibitions OF r.
rocious temper in teachers not only injure the bod
bat mplsnt the worst and mplscsble feelings IN
the minds OF children Too much care cannot BE-
creased by psrents in the choice OF Instructors They
should seek for geulcnanly even. npered mild
tnoush hrm and discreet persons they would save
Their children from becoming violent and revengeig u
spirit and coarse sno NuigSr in manners \ Orgsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15

40 Yuun- Lsi.e. g. ans 81 8 e-cs erect Y-N-s.rs
JACOB md JOrNS G ABBOrI This lnsr,gf1u 10 spe-
ca.g crs.---c 'ur yu-l9 -a1 e- FauuilE a- higher
arau.ars U Era French ED l. 80. education Az
Ten sre taerf-r ~s-e sewers. fegsrnre. -
JOY plrI.. every ara-. cf llr..-rr-L sf.-.-s l
Mathematics AL Nalrs Pa.cs ply lr-f Intended 81
Dir Jscll Antui Be as Letters and MORA ard lnt- Zee
la Philosophy under Tie pervlsHu ~ Mr John G.
Abaou, Mons Ll-raN. rl.4r- frclch gentleman. q
h.h intellectual s.slr es has charge of it- French cr-
par-eu Mesa. Zoos and Lincoln teachers ot koca.
En1 Instrumental Mess-s e arc -e- and instruct
BIZ Drawing ard Psalng. M-ssrs. Benjamin tal. asl
AtluI -ll Alsua Ut li.-acfers in n a e.
usucs ard ll ttr Arci-rl Language seg-ra. f-rs-
H.es.le each r1l Pc ready O.. e--
cllrs. e. arl eaHir Pee llFs
yong s.es lIHn abroad ref lrl1 .r- Gam mo-
Rev John G. A.- " here l-f rel. srcsr r. s--
iers yl-rE Islf r0l larcr e11 ll.s SPEAK tl--
.. resides fl- lar ac-lsiul de y1lrl sl-- .l
the laiy cocv-rss0la Use ~ ne sl-rrh sl-l1g-. AL
hooEs lrt sla-o1efy &c .rrsls by le lnsiulrl v,t-
OIL extra caarae -1s8T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune
LOCK OF HAIR
~ viss ALicE CABIN

FOR The Tribune
LOCK OF HAIR
~ vfss aLicE cAaET.
TnRrF times the zephyr's whisper.
And the soft suuiit show crs,
Have called up from their slumber
The early spring time flowers
Three tines the sumner wild-bir1s
Have built among the trees
And gone. with the du.. Autumn
Three times across the seas
Since this BRIGHT lock was severed
la the hopclessness Of bliss
@. there s a world Of sioQlence
ia simple things hsc this
What tumult Of strange feelings
+, wakes within my BRAN
uslf iovous and bali sOrrowiul-
Hall rapture, hall Of pain.
One moment am dreaming
Loves broken chain is whole
And echoes Of los, music
Are trembling in my soul
Another, and m sitting
Where the lights Of memory barn.
And thinking Of The summer-tlmes
That never can return.
OF in the solemn watches
or the long and weary night
No link beside has bound me
To the morning and the light
It's strange my heart viii vibrate
From gladness % despair,
Whenever | am thinking Of
This simple tress Of hair.
T. Hsakhy Ohi0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15

FRoa JACNEL.--Thc schooner Daniel Francis.
Capt Bailey from Jacmel Oct 18th arrived az this port
this morning The Island quiet when Capt B.
sailed At Jscmel during the political troubles, about
fourteen mulattoes had been shot and number ui
prsoned Among the latter one charged with ca
ing the President monkey and his children balloons
For this he sentenced 10 elk months incarceration
Coffee, which had previously been high and scarce
fell considerably just previous 10 the sailing OF the Dan
lei Francis Captain Bailey says 1t rumored at
Jacmel that the Government shout TO monopollIe
the sale of Coffee throughout the island.
No American vessel save the Daniel Francis had
arrived st Jscmel for nearly six months.
Boston Daily Traveller. 18Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15
DRY GOODS.

EIUNk-. CIOAk- ,-Ch-a1 a. The new CLOAK
sore -au ls-ics 4rf Misses colks, comprising al
The latest Partisan sy Of e most desirable cuofs ana
best materials trimmed ard finished OH IN the richest ara
moot beautiful manner and v4rylrE 10 price RON ;, o
80 each The .sdi-s Of New-Nors, frlokyn and W.
.susurl b. ADD the rlHc generally are respectfully f-
e.t-' .0 caI before purchasing here. at AM>-
LEYS new Store. corner 0f Caleulest ald Fast boai-
wsy N't lM
MEXICAN BLANINET-.-iro csses and ha.es,
\ comprising suFertue ribbon bound w nney, MAlhi-
nav steamboat ne -r1 and coating ankets Tor sale by
vi NE,MlTH Il co I'D and y Finest
nANItGED PRINTS AND DKLAINE-- Just
mn Sc. WM MATHEWS, go Cahanne.t
yIA-~IG BATT-.-Ioo0 bales NJ these we-known
VI bais vii bee sod iow by NE>MirH a CO
o. io and s. Pinr--t
-HBI RToN FLANNEL~.--le' cases eNifa
~ trsFy brown and hrorhri Canton banners .f SAFE uJ
on NssMlTH co sd and d Fne-sl
.)nINCH INDIGO BIIE TRINT-.-Just rr-
= y cevrI. consignment of indigo blue Prints, on ih'
heavy cloths ~ inches vie small patterns, for sale 10y
o4 c + HARRIS, % tNchange-pAcr.
EINDE WILLS BROWN DRILLS inches
Awtc-A superior article OF heavy brow drl.in-s'
.Iitab'e for export forsale by = HARRIS,
u.0 b. % Exchange place
EOLORED CAfIBRIC- -Oa hne AMI medium
\ cuirs, assorted co.1rs-iof sale by HARMS
o.nf l' Eychsneepis'
isLKACuED JEANS superior article. Of Lowell
90 & = HARRIS. Do ESchause-plsc~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15
NORTH AMERICAN

MORT II AMERICAN
rssx.- PfANOFORTE MANIFACTt RiN9
s.s,.s.s . III, COMPANY. ~ WsiEFe-sr n Few doors
TM n T-ast # broadway This Company now
j Jhnlshin- an assortment Of PtANOfORIES.
with upe. and other improvements which f1r
de cacy Of touch, quality Of Tone and durability inferior
t0 uDne. ard warranted io siand 10 auj climate.
From their long ana extensive experience ntifiduH. ~
pfacuca workman The largest manufactures ln us
city and e-' here the various branches connected with
the business they feel confident 0f giving general sssfsc
ton and from the advantages ~ their muus association
they are ems led toseIl reasona lf terms
The public the profession generally respectfully
invited to call and Previous Oh purchasing rse-
where Od Piano0r-- tskcn In exchauF--aiso Pialo-
fOles tuned aud repaired.
,,q a.riin. JAMES CANNON MANAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15
NA,uLN nnARnlNG -cmnnI u

r ~. KELLER. Teacher. Nes-1ssu Faffr County.
Conn or ite Hu4satl-.c Railroad. s m-s rul BID g-p.r
Terms - pe cl.-ier ~ tHaF weeks tlr bond. rf-
rcu. wssa.nr, rfa1il4, N- lEhs and le1al-.. P-P-s
received at sry lue.
References n y PECK 4 Co l50 Frol.-sl, z Carton
Ovfrou Wsl-sf. Joan AcF'-. Tr.-. Huuse n y =.
Henry Duuol, E.1 Las PIo!es-Cs. lae CO. exc. Hoa
Alfred B.acsuau, New Maven, Conn boa NI- kocL-
ID corner Of JAS and Nl.lIrfhg-si. Brooklyn
Interview mas Del --l.y-l Wl ll- l-sch-T a. Love
.oy. Hole s. Farl-o. b ussdag. We-n-s-ay. Ta-rs-
Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15
From Venezuela

EIfrasi Of a loier, dated 81 1HoNAs Oct 81. I-ir
There are rumofs here sand o. have come hy
way of Trinidad and Antigua that Psez had entere 4
Caracas at the head Of 900 men and that Monsgas
had fed Strange II is that the Lsgusyra mail boat Is
stiil missing which is five days over her time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15

4. HIChERBOCkEh FIRE INSURANCE COY.
~ PANf OF NEW-YOkk. Office "a MsllsL-Cspilsl
Originally Incorporated IN l7,6-Th. Company
c1llqes insure sgalsi 0s. and dsnsge By ire he
favorable operations confined cheiy
re Cly ~ NeW-fors .1d IL immediate proximity AT
losses az sl-1 zcd paid Nib prom pll-ss and ho-ray
DIRECTORS
Georg- lfrl AZ John Ooth0uf george Arcu srla
Robert Berson John Campbell george Courln.
gostls Brush Robert L Susrt John Gray
B0us Moore ttNarf Co0s Asher Riley
41frD1y Lamb Adam Nouie R0ber Kermit
Be- De Y0r-st william Tucker Clas LeverifI,
Arrrarv Charllr L-1efsC halers. ey. Milan Br0wu-.
A -y Lawrence william = Dfar. Henry flswlIh
GEORGE IRELAND. Yr-.deIL
acDosALu. sarre.sry 0lH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15

EkE>h FRUIT, Nc.-WhoesSlu and retail.
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Msisgs grapes; Genoa ctron; saNsns raisins
Ssudici orange and lemon pee; Zanie Currents
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Smyrns and Mslsgs tgs, Ssp.4eo cheese.
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French brandy cherries 20 cases uQ2oIce rock candy
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