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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
BOARDING.

BOARDING.
DOARD-A single genersu. tired OF moving ard Of
Dhyng among strangers, rishes full board where he can
find al The convenieuc-s Of quiet comfortable sd sgtee
sbs home and = willing 10 pay for Them Any WIDOW lsdy
or Other person Of specieby, whose house Will corre-
pond with shove description and none Others sn' who
would Ike permanent inmate, viii pesss ADDRESS Ton
fort 81 this Office. 10 town preferred mo- D
sp,IAhu NAHTED-Ins piols family IN The VI Unity
ID q sixth Seventh avenues and tighh 70 shieetih
Tor gentleman, wife snd TWO ehdfeo lu sra y ysas
OF age room and sasll bedroom will be required which
will be furnished b. the applicants To. gentleman VIII
dine down TOM. Alifcss '" T. Al ne ONCE Of i1' paper
I1OhEO-Ai5 50 Beesmsn-si. within hve milui-s ~slk
bofWsH.i or the City Hall gentleman ard wife esn
room and pantry attached on the "a hoor also gsue-
msu Ard wife with foot room ard bedroom ARD peny al
iached on 81 a1or also 70" single VIII 's'e
rooms. m%o ~
tpOAHD WANTED Ia South Brooklyn, by ssinsle
- gentleman, vh dinner either 81 y or after 0cock
NJ house with few boariers or pr ate family pre-
ferrrd address q W % the bookstore, lss Alsntc-st
References 2! ven ana required. ~ -
EsosKuT%f, To Ief with hoard suil Of With
ttbedr0'm ard panres attached, ,uuaDie io' ss.s
man snd bic Ufe n house where there are 'e~ -sec'
boardefs Aso two three single gerNenrn Can le &C
conm0dGied. Apply 5j5 Houslol-st cor. CROSBY m-llW
ybOARD-A gentleman and his wife can be sccommoda-
, led will board snd pleasant rooms with paoin-s al
tachd In private family where there are lew genleei
bosrders Apply at 80 Es'i-Broadwey ml5 ~
fbOAkD-A gentleman snd hs wife or two single gen
Diiensa can De arc0nm1dsled with good board ard
barge pleaEau lIquiro al - fOunh-sv'nle n-a
Eighlnst Ms -
sIOaRDiNG-One or tao parlors, with Pantre', sc
Tor Gentleman and lady, wllh board, may bs had III ~
Orchards from he LIST u Nay next References given
sud exchanged n-A Nv
pOARO and very pleasant rooms FOR 3 'siiiy or for
~ finqle gentlemen Al rs Wsrn1-'t ~ ~
BLEA~ANT n0OH- with board can be hsd It ~
L Tcuihet FOurtiisv p<i wv
a GhNTLE1IAN And WIFE and one Or Two
single Qeaternen ecu be accommodated Al $50 ffince
s 10 desirable family and pleasant location. Bathing
room and other convenience Terms moderate. bef u
ref r5ncUs siyrn aud required. u%- 4"
pleasant ROOMS, with breakfast snd iea-
Front aud back pariors on second nOor win psnnes
attached 10 few young gentlemen, or gentleman
and wife with bresksst and aud dinner on tue StbDa
Fnoufe II - LefOyst Bieecker. Tbs family do hot
remove Tie hr.i Of May. tn<o "
rt,O LkT. WITH BOARD, from the frat of May,
pleasant parorH with bedrooms aud psntTies attached
81 Fat Broadway early application viii secure desire
Bile bnsrd. Inquire OF & Essi Broadway. ms I'm
IFOTkI. FVH sALk-The furniture and fixtures Of
4 o'd-sstsbished hotel, doing prohlahle bust
For psIticg al tbs corner OF BeHerypisce
and WsshIngfon-st stairs. MI 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

ga FOR SALE IN WibIIAnsEU ftGH-A
House and Lot on ts south siic ~ South seventh
between Third snd fCgrth sis The Tot q = feet wife
and mere han 100 feet deep with large WOOdhouse &c
he rear ard large brick cstsrn, and b-srfng
pesch tees 10 lbs ys:t Tbs house 1871 by p feet
hgn. rear heseIert finished rooms ih- first floor
rocs md sbss-men he secOrd ard bedrooms 10 The
ATTIC l. Is about nfse micrss' walk from The Ferry and
when The bo-is 10 hey BE- The Oul siOOy
The premses vii be sold Tor s2i0s so - which msy
remain mortgage four yeefs al PER per sGIum
payable hall yrsry. Apply 10 y. FRANCIS;
ma w. 80 Pearls. Nsg.Y0rk.
- FOR SALE, TO LEASE, or EXchsng. FOR
Il Properly Ia or r-n this City Two acres u choice
lard. sisusiec ~ the visge 0fOskAnt, ri es eat Of
no Cry Railroad Dtpc u Hartford CT ard mile Dorh
u Pfosidrnoe and hartford. upon ~tch
iens dwelling houses and To- sgner wiz suitable
tCicnes Tbs = a. excellent opportunity for person
vbhicx - eu bark 10 Business thriving country VII
LACE 80 toc whos property ccc1pi-s The fnesi snc
sssbe locsion 10 The y.gs sr bus,o-ss resit-1ee
Jal PHuc1.srs may b s<csri ained b. applying h
RlsLEY. leJ Seyeuia-si or 70
ais 2sv2<' WIN w. DAVIS III Pesr!-,i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

DAKIS GREEN, ster good, IL nosi p-rruaueu:
paint and particularly esesft " be re wten cf bril-
sn hue but Ia appreciation requires he coscst cor fsr
sn sd tie shr-wccess o. De toF-T con-0rrahy
Psfues nrrrs ii ~ he state Of Toe msket In ard
tbs srice may receive uqofsr aariclars &C u--ul
Inform a0n IN calling az he Office q lr m.ruaclrer q
ne : sd s. Bariulsip. IhEO- sChNAhIL
ms 5~rods
k>O1risss-doodvll's Fsi-1i CeIa-ri sh-sihi1s fof
III Roofs "a ct.xp ehL Ard cufsllqfce u CTS per loot
lad on rough hcOcx boards 81 rer oq. Over N or
x.nc ard VI rsnted ipFiy o. GOODWIN, - IoAef =.
r.,c- near Chsm5sTss; references. IL Bssfot1, roof
cous 2s feel ~ Center J. DeCcsse, roof done ~ IS
feet s. Wests; A.-rrsn fsrrs rp0 ccue Arb bet 81
Gre-nwichst C. lily. roof done, 27 lee lf frortsi
nj In
STEAM ENGINE For -ALk.-A stesri eugre,
- foz - 20 s0 hos~ power, rsde BY hosg Dssmsis
Nsa-fcrk, with bcilcrs Apply ~ he s1tscriner-
WILLIS THkALL, Agert
Hartford. Com. March Il. lsfs uA &
DOsE-WOou FURNITURE ofthe eesi na.srial
IL workmanship AID srs style and patterns for sac
by rSl J. w. sOUTHACk. 10 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

Ilf ORDERof NJ Ulss eae fr Judge oonmoa Pleas Noifs
d. hereby gwen pursuant he oif- statue sathnft
Attachments sondng cour-srd, s1d fes rnt i
that attachment ha- against the tf- oJ kklLhf
resident OF kenfuky and that The viii - ,od ~
the o hrs debts appear s fshsf.e nfh th
u@nt according law within month. from the brit pltlfst.,
and that the pas oi ary sh doc b. hn ~ sy
residents tho delivery b. hn of BIS o. .J
property b-oogng him and the trn~fof
psop-ry b. him FORBIDDEN b. law and VOID ~ "a
iag Of October 1913. WILLIAM colt
f.rf fn,A tf..Ifa ff~fi 1f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
~ ~ ''''' ''''' " y l. CUTTING. paaur,. Attorney

lbf ORDER of Mh uho-h-f tl fif,t Judge oi us tuur
ID Pleas OF the Cfy aud County cd Nrs lors noiss
hrnby gwen pursuant h- pf00ns # tic ssflie fuitof
e'f n~nts AGAINST ahsuudx concealed, sni non -. dsnt
debtors has i.-u-i sgsns estate ~ ISAAC
PFTFRsON and GFORGF KAssIcK 200 Vent.
New yos and that The vii b. sid f u- tA-f i-ts,
unless appear di.harg- suh aishsnf aurrr ~ ss,
thu hff pools Of us fsH- and ths
payment any debts sm ty residents o ih state I'D
delivery their pflp~rty within 90 SAFE
belonging them and the such property by hen s
forbidden BIZ the ION ia c-'-ntsf lss
c B GAY. Attorney oa Attaching 'fsitor-
-U lss.n IN Bnsd-as NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
THE LARGEsT Assault.

~ ~ THE LAkGEST Assault
- 81 hENr Of Bedslsa1s. Beds, Mattresses
80. sif ard fezi5ers offered ~, sale nj
~ wILLARD,s wsrerooms, $50 Chat
h4nsL corner Mulberry. rbs attention
Of and Others particularly called low -ss
P.eus Right snd-Len Screw Beds,-.d, which drew the
premium 81 he lGfs Fair OF lhe American lcsuInis Oh
beds renovated. Co.'S wholesale and retail milo i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
GENERAL. NOTICES.

cF Fcwievs ~ Wells, biologists snc
Publishers, Cartcn Hall lSi Nssssu-sL the fgrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

~ FOR -aI.E-A house n Rulgef-sl; also IT'S Mod
son a. AZ unexpired lease Of lots Of forty years To
~ ct houses and parts Of houses; aso bake house
and store and dwelling. Inquire OF T. FALCONEk, real
estate AGENT Msngtn-st MIL In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

Df ORDER Houor-b- L-sis sans ot. q ths
DJysts- Of the Superior the CITY Of hee fofs noies
hereby pursuant the provisions II ~ sistat- Authorizing
attachments against Abscoldng esd AIT resident esns
that attachment has -ud The e-iaf- u RlchAhDf
KABEAt resident Of the state and hat tie vii - ID
r the payment bs d.b he app-af anj dbse lrl Al
tchn-ni law within months The tfs' ppts
oi ihi and tst The p Of deD's Due ~ hh1
residents Of ths and the delivery bra for M usei ~ ~
property belonging hm aui he ifsosief N ~
such prop-ry him ofbidsn s anf VOID DATED s
I'm 81, of March. l.g4 SMITH WOODWARD.
IN faf rsfIfur. q Wal Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

..UPKEnE COURT .sin Van iiops Ffsul. iios
"a nsht sdnn-tstor Of BE- .ori1, ke y
Frsuc. Tou teces--i Mari g. ffou hs No. Ins lo,s I'D
Matilda B BIZ Mar, % rlou Ffsn,s fa ~ fn, W
w,e Frame. U1u, Charles Hrup n'nsest iuol,
and Cofueia T0u, defendant. samnHs
Mortgae. THOMAS BOlCEor Voc sfs hereby 'en
iuouej the compliant hs cause eel caves CD "
once. 40 20 Wal T. n Ne Cts H VS.
fo twenty s-r tho hereof 81 nsfe 81 .
day such s.rsre, ant the defendants ifi 90 HsN-f Ne
rut sioresl aaT will sppN o. Tho tna a no rf@a
Term th-f-of held he CTS ii saA 80, - ssea
Thousand teht Huufrf sut fufy
10 occk, the forenoon, for the fe- dsnsndsi ga NE
coppia Dated January 70. l5fl.
n-a All 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
:. COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND FARM O s
-. an, TpE KARITAN KIyEK FARM an

81 Gris M, Is acres Of Land, srgo dwelling, bArrs,
A carriage hsuse, &C BILL 80 by 3d. and shed - by 20,
three run Of stone front the river " 80 feet little be-
Jaw Brunswick. fruit IN abundance. Psy Gasp A SER
GEANr SON Is WalLsI who have Tor sale 200 Farms,
10 Country seals IS Mills, 100 Houses, 500 lo1, &c.
1us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

81 no ENl-Aboul 50 .0s OF ground, with factory,
tts .orl-s g0x20. do stories Sjxi9, large dwell
INK house cottage, with stable and wells of walter,
very satfay situated tho Ccu;t House In BeTsen
The premises well suited TO the manufacture OF ioia-
rubber goods paper cabinet and most o'her mecan-
ia uses and Will accommodate several tenants with well
gied rooms and fol psruculss inquire
OF " n. n. GREEN ussr he premises, or
ml72vs L. PORTER, IS AmJy-si n YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

IL PURSUANCE OF order N tie surogais Of TIE C1sav
IS-~ fok, notr- hereby gv-n al hsfns csn
sgan NOAH o. PLAT. late Of the CITY Of s-~ fos, cDlr.e
iased present lie vouchers thereof ~ The sst
thr oc- 81 W diam G M-tanfe, No. 81 Wal street ~ "
Of Ne~ Yors before he twenty hh FAY Of Jg1s n-ft
Dated New York, ul- istl ssy Of Dscsnb.r lsfs
LALkLLE PLATI, ,s,,.....,.ta.
dls lrssr- sFTDys NJ PRATT A'Hi'i-"-'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

re- Hew-York Wnter-Cure K-ts bii.hmrnt,
WHO Gymnasium, z. d PERSON, cor. % fSeii1hst and
Uniyers,V-Xlsee mo- ew'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

n OTiCEfn pursuance order OF Tie cous Juise Of hch
Cou1y. hereby 10 al psf.ous by ng eHs
against ELiLABETu BUSH. late o tho town oi Nohfs 10 'sd
county e1o~ d-r-lsed present the "a. Ne fophe"
l-r-nL the subscriber fe.nc@ n Mortified al t0suq,
August D-fsf Mortified fes ",
lsts rl0i lss6nsl EDWARD Bush, A1mIsstfstor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

PURSUANCE q order u s1fgsis Of tie cosny q
1N-~ ror, noes hereby N All f-rsons hafox a.'
against WILLIAM GOADBi, lste ~ t- Giy oi hr~ i9fs,
c-s.i % present ts h her. -fs0f ~ us ihf@
al ~. str- VI Thomas Gosfby, No ~ 0fsnf l- ty
Nss fors before he nessah ty olJa qetDst-i 80
fork, nc l4h day q Jsnasry, lss4
ia laesus joins FlsHyK ih"fNf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
ROBERT SMITH.

~ PURSUANCE Of order o. the Surrogate of tho tosnJ .
bNeW fofs notpe hereby gs-o - al hsyg c.n'
ROYAL CURLY late Of - cry Se> iqf se,sfss %
Porrsnt the ~rh Vouchers u-feo % ~ .sbb-f o. Nc
on- OF George ~ 6ur.y No Wet sts-t The C Of Nss
fos O=iore The eighteenth Day seyinbsf 1srtD.rf
Nss GOrf, Tie twelfth dsy ~ asfch. lsef.
GEORGE n. GCRfFY. t3min,-,rs,or
HANNAH suRiEY. Afr.rstr-frit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

Ty- Wster-Cure.-Or. TRAIL receives psteiis a. his
commcdOus city establishment Is Laghtsi and al Oysier
Bay, l. l. where and extensive building. beog
erected. The summer term will commence Apnl Ont
door practice attended Ia. Consultations -. mis- In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

On ~TATEN i-LANn-For sale farm. % acres
Syo one on . acres-hOusss and barns wood. f good
$3.50 mil seat ON esrh miles nom Port Richmond where
The boat pes houry-iO miles ffon this Guy Inquire Of
GEORGE y. BUTLER,
mg Inn Spnlct-st Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
-, iIIiOeON RIvER FARM.-For .sr. a hrU

10 "a farm on the west bank OF hs Huls0n. directly OPP
~ ro,e the beautiful village Of Hyde fsfa, continuing
n scrs Va hgh state Of cnttysuon, with very extensive
a yer snd mountain views. II will DO divided, n wished
Ror psrticulars spply to HI. L. ADAMS, . Ws-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

II PURSUANCE 81 orf.r 0f s4rrg- ths Coast, q
Nrr You noss she-by gwen a psfsns c aks .
CHAkLE. kOlIkLL At Il tie CO II New fofi sssst y
--ai The a- 9th vouchers 1sf-of 81 s 90
d Eu-r-oa Pfhsfd Esq- 20 Wan It 10 th- CO. fos
o-or- Tie .rt--nih day f1i, -
si-F-lth day OF DE rub-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

90 FOR -ALE-A besurful country seat 81 Tsrry'
~ lown-houss large with about two acres completely
covered with fruit Of the hnest quality Inquire
us B. vOaPKlNS, Tsrytowu. lposspad,) or Of r. U.
IS Wallsl Price 5000 ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

r. IRON ROusDRY-ln Wihsmsbufgb, corner
So II forth and Tenth for sale TO let Apply
-----toN FsANCIS, 40 Pesrl-st N Y. MA w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

- RnV SasE-A few sores Of land, -ery hear WI.
r. sam.bqr.h with neat and coufonabie t~c-sory
LA& yelling - r.ssbuus- SC. tNre'iout sccormosz-
-, ,h nurrps &c ara nicely srrsuge4 Tor lle Ger. II
81. A. ma. variea ard some fruit Terms moderate.
7. - ~ lnIT 2. apf-l WV Z. nOLLf. D PIn--.l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

"a FOX ~AIE-A vausble farm al New Roche le alt
efS usted about oue mile from the Newly aud New
- Haven Railroad Depot. the road 10 White Plains
The farm contains 90 and 10 In high state
OF cultivation aud all In good fence with large gar
den abundance " foe pesces and great variety
of other fruit The house 10 about 90 feet oni with pinx
"a on three sides with large barns carriage house. Ice
house and all the necessary buildings Ga the rear u
the farm i house, built for a study from which 10
commanding Of The Sound aud lhe surrounding com
try For farther particulars, inquire Of JAS o. CLONNEY,
ig " su.t or on The premises mo linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

1zzs FOR SALE-An improved Farm Of 200 acres, will
~ vsluable wafer power. dwelling house barn, saw
- mill SC ~ miles from StrJudsburg, Penn. 30 iphe
from New YORK Or will be- exchanged. ~
MT 2~s C T CATLiN, II Pin--s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

Ia. lots &c located four miles from this city N Newo"
I--'~ L. l. everything rght and conveyance essy For p
tculsrs, Inquire slt3i Broadway OF n DODOE
m2I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

~, EAKN FOR shiE-FoHy RODS from Ne~-fofh
sS and New-H Haven rail depot snd 80 rods from The
~ Churches snd Schools Ia New ech.ile, W~sichss1er
Comfy containing 50 u which 10 timber sod 6e
ance ard pOw land under the hest state OF cu
tiysuon o. 10 Is good dwelling and carriage house,
barns and other outhouses two apple orchsd sui enc
peach orchard Of zee aad variety OF other fruit trees
said Railroad Company cOmmuies by the year 10 New 10
ehe- 1T the Of II cenls per day Apply 10 WILLIAM
Waterfl N. Y. m.i biOs'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08
Hom ihs .s,ne n SEPT. %,
THE UNION IN NEW YORK.

The tel~grarh firm Aihsny. III Thursday. right p. m.
inf.sm. Us ,hst the rnipn # The marty at Syracuse is esa
6rned b, fhe nfirial SCI II The Old Hsnker committees
aud that The "Dstnocratic State Cenirsl COMMITTEE ha',
to-day withdrawn The nsmes Of sIessrs- DE Sio. Dawn.
Ogden. snd Fsv. ~ho were respectively dominated fr
isdgeuf the rsut 81 appeals .secrrtsrs treasurer. and Stale
engineer: .nd substituted ihersfs the names af Neesr-
Jew.t. RAINFALL. Walsh, and Campbell" fnf
ore. having pss&etted his last expose IN reply 10 the at
sempa 4 he Why's Ia deceive ibe S'ufh. tee ,ra5 orr
Aands Of The ntI,rf. TIE slec,ipn - rapadls arp'osef-
ing In New Yark. and the Wings are attempting 10
shuw he io,eh e disoetd into the Republicans parry.
TIE whole ma tor Is naw in the hands Of The Dew"crs-
ey Of New York. tn whom it should he inirusted. and are
hare mar dos,< ~iiL explanations; al least. The Uhag
rres Ialf NOD ureroke Us again 10 touch Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

The indigo plant WAS a native Of South Carolnq. Il
grew spontaneously aiming lis weeds and woods. Nor,
than one hundred years ago the planters there commenced
its cultivation, Ia The year ltiS, South Carolina export
ed to Great Britain Hn.tn0 pounds. and The Parliamen,
grained a bnnnty of l2e per ID, 10 induce its greater cnl.
iivation. In l7s7, when that ordinance was passed. in
diea was one Of the staples of South Carolina. and ",
believe Of Georgia also. Now. in lSi9. not a sinul,
P'nnd It Indigo is raised in South Carolina, or, so lar a
We know. IN all the South! A plant which is indigo
unos to that region. and which, in its cultivation
was exceedingly profitable, has been driven from exist
tence by The cheap lator Of India. Great Britain nov
paws seven millions of dollars a year fi Indigo raised i,
India.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

A Cont In Tsars-At Dedham. Mass. on Saturday
three Greeks were placed on trial for stealing a horse In
Midway. Frem the inability of The prisoners TO speak
English, DIR. Howe Of Boston was called upon TO act a.
Interpreter.
One Of The number, on conviction. addressed the Cunr,
IN sxiennation of their offence. detailing the events ID
Their lives, and the wrongs and sufEefings they had en-
d"rrd in their own land. After endoavnring in vain I,
get employ ineni 10 tliis c"unity, they were rocommendcc
10 90 u Califriia. To obtain means 10 do 81. they stole
the l.r~, upon which the charqe wa. brought. The
address being interpreted. threw The whole eur, int
teas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

o. We regret TO see announced, on the 18th
ult., at GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, the death of
Washington Greenhow, lately of Richmond
young man OF fine talents, who bid fair, in bis
new sphere, to attain professional and political dis
%tinction. The Bar of Clarksville, the Hon. Cave
johnson in the Chair, passed resolutions express
sive of their sensibility at the sad event. The
preamble TO the resolutions thus concludes
Coming amongst ns.a few short months ago.a perfect
stranger, he secured The confidence and affection of all
who knew him, by his gentlemanly conduct and unex-
cepiionable department. Gracefully mingling the charms
of scholastic lore. and of a highly cultivated mind, with
the amenities of a perfect gentleman, he excited our ad-
miration, and won our hearts. His distant kindred who
may read this sad memorial of our affection and regard
for our departed friend, may be consoled, if consolation
they can have. that. though he died far away from the
home OF his childhood, and from them, yet nothing that
friendship could do was omitted, so long as a spark of
life remained 10 soften the bed of nfflic'ion, and finally to
soothe the pillow of the DYING"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

A pubic supper was given by a number Of our citizens
Al The Exchange Hotel, on Tuesday. TO Mr.. En-
wood Fisher, as a testimony &c regard for his efforts
10 sustain The rights OF the S'uih. About eighty gentle
men IN, down 10 a sn,pp,uons entertainment nrena,e1 hv
Mr.. Bowen. in his best stale. Eloquent and interest
ing addresses were delivered dnring The evening by
Mr.. Fisher, Ci. Manning of Snuth Carolina. an invited
guest. and others: A number vf toasts. both regular aud
volunteer. were drunk. and The best feeling and uood
humor prevailed during the evening - Feder icks5ne
Herald.
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decency, than the course of portion ofthe press
in espousing the cause OF the man who has
whether Intentionally or not, grievously insulted
the Government Of the country.
One more quotation from the Richmond En-.
quirer-the echo of the Union-and we have
done
mo interruption Of friendly relati ms between the t,,o
Governments can be apprehended from this unfortunate
misunderstanding Indeed, there are too many reasons
for believing that their relations will beroue closer and
more eDrdial from the circums 'anee setirg that both IF
hem sympa'lise entirely with the monarehical cause in
Europe, aud both Of hen grossly lnlsrepresenii heir leo
pie in seeking 10 crush that republican spirit which aein-
aies the prescribed minisier.-1he President of one Of
these "Republics' but lately denied TO the patriots of
Hungary eeress from Europe through his doniaions
The President of he other, in the same spirit, refused
friendly coun,enance to the Hungarian agent who cam,
over the water to obtain a loan for his counrrymen. II
was sufficiently moriif, ing to the friends Of freedom.
Thai untoward acciden, had. in a momenions crisis for
their cause, set over the leading Republics of the woyd.
men wlo reflected only the sentiments of mon,
How has that morti6caiion been ~deepened and embiiiirr.
ed by the degradation Of him who achieved So much fur
The liberties Of one Republic. and bfeathed 50 ardent an
affection. for the institutions Of the other %
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The Orange and Alexandra Railroad Company have
completed their nrrangemci MS for the purchase Of the 9,
500 tons of railroad iron recently ordered by The President
and Board of Directors. and the order for its manufacture
has gone Ii England. by the steamship Canada, which
left Now York on "Wednesday last. The rail is Of the
Bridge or u pattern. and weighs 81 lbs. 10 the yard or
bar.-.1ier. Gag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

At the great Booksellers Trade sale in New York
city, just closed the am omit Of sales is stated as ranging
from seven hundred and fifty Thousand 10 a million OF
dollars; while those Of last year amounted only to some
thing like $250000-a fair augury Of the growing intel
ligence Of our country.
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o. The Rector of the University has called a
meeting of the Board of Visitors for the 18th inst,
to take into consideration the Legislation. with res
pect to that institution, contained in the new
Code.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

There is d man in Illinoes named Barrow, who la
changed his politics 50 often, that the ~neighbors call hr
Wheel Barrow.