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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
LAST NOTICE.

ME Subscribers would say to those IA arr
i rears to tho late firm Of IyM. s.. iocK
Al CO., that more than three We have elspssd
since tue dissolution Of that 6rm, and vet from
the delay- OF payment by those who owe them,
they have been unable TO close up that coneern.
They now say to those indebted 10 them, come
forwards aud pay part at least-if not, their
obligations will BE- transferred--altention Is re-
CURED without delay. - 4
o MOCK,
Jan. 10, Is4s. Lock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
SALE OFF,
TO NV PROPERTY

~ pursuance r. decree Of The County Court
OF Jelfskson County, sitting 10 Chancefy, in
friendly suit. between The heirs of Joseph
smith dead ire subscriber, appointed by the
Court ! speoial Commis Toner Cor thai purpose,
viii rvoesed 10 sell al ptlblic akcti6n. OIL Satsr-
~, *, IA M ~ FsLrasgv aea, ID front Of D..
FStler,s HoIeI in SbepherSsiown, II certain /,
HOUSE X Lot,
4. .;a 80, .;sns,aa inbp Prince Street, for
r, ~ as,',sr,v of said Joseph smith, deed
T.,.s ~ 81. One 3urth cash ID baud, and
the other three fourlhsin Two equsa annua' pay
e"'e y. iqENRY8 BEDlNGER, ia,
Jan. 10. ls4y. CehlHltss'onef.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

~ EFFlfI7E 2 IT - - ~
myHF defendant Jacemiah seamarot having
j entered h;s appearance, and gil security
according to The Act Of Assembly alhe rules
81 this Court; and il appearing By ssfaciory
ey;depes that be is not an inhablt Of this
sarrfrt n Is ordered That The saikfendant
a. sn5ear here on the FIRST day Che next
ierrA' sns answer the bill q the pkiiT; and
mai aopy Of this order bel forlhwiinserted
III some nS~.P.rsr pdblished n Chestown,
Tor it-omouths successively, and ped at the
! cont door Of the Coufi-hcuse ID fksid town
fofrnafIestoun.
ACopy-Teste,
Ro1ERT T. BRoWNtluk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

RNREsH Pigs, Raislps and Cocoa fsuis. just
received Il 5 Fl ALLEM0NG'S.
Jan u, fst3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

ROSflI1l1eila9nE.

f7.The sale of sheaboye property ssSnp. Of
postponed until FRID a Kss,saie will tske
Jas,Ga i isasi, ii Which .. WASHINGTON,
place. ~. Tanste
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

VQU arc ordered 10 meet ii smith6eI5. q
- Safnraeg 2sik iasf for he puFposss 81
noleing an election for Captain, and other H.
csrs th9f maj. Be tacsnts A FUN attendance s
requested. ABRAM MYERS, Lisaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
NEW STORE.

4 AM row receiving and opening NEW and
4 .sEASoNABLE STOCK OF GOODS. 10 the
house formerly oceupied BY John T. Cookus
which were purchased Jor cash and would re-
spettfuliy call The attention Of Lhe public 10
them. a. Lam determinedEto sell very cheap for
CASH, -or to punrtual customers upon . credit q
y mouths. JOHN II. MsENDkEE.
shepherdsiowp. nov. 3, 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
POSTpONE +,

esITAA a-SL----s---.Sss ysus-- UeeYl -,
me Fist day IF he February Con-, Il ponea AZ
day the 2Olh oeins Mon -
VIM. LUCAS, Trvslss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

on motion Of Il y, selec, sneakers for
.hIee ns.s % be held al early candle Light
r.. ss.ssif accordingly appontedas the commit
- n 81 Chambers. s T.aeer Inah u~i.-SSG
20 on motIon The meeting adjourned 70 halt-pasl
SECOND SESSION.
The FIRST Business ID order was the election Of
oticers for fhe ensuing year, and On motion the
House proceeded 10 an election. The following
gentlemen we're then announced as ne othcers
cor ls43 -
GEORGE MURPHY, Prssidtht. 4
HIN GAlLaHKa. Z ". py,,ia,nt,.
JoHE g. WILSON, 5
WILLIAM 81 SMITH, s...,,.,;..
JANIS w BELLER,
SAMUEL LovER, Treasurer
The following report al the business commit
lee being presented, was taken up and after some
discussion adop.ed:-
The Committee appointed 70 suggest business
& necessary for The consideration Of this Conven-
ion, beg leave 20 offer The following resolutions;
Isl! Rssolpsa. Tha, The fourth Article OF The
Constitution Be So amended, thai the ratio q
repfesenla.ion~hs one delegate for every ten m
stead ofev iscsnty members.
Cd. Resolved, Thal~s District Convention DC
held Ia Winchester, on he go February he1t.
Sd Resslpsd, That the dinsxent local Socieues
act promptly buiee0nsttulionallys ~ The expulsion
0f members who have forfeited shetr ne OelsnlP
~ repeatedly violating The pledges
an. Resoipsd. Thai Lecturers be appointed 70
address the people on the subject Of Temperance
IL thase neiabbufhoods where little OF notplhs
has been effected in behalf e The lempetahSs
NJ fallo.<ine gentlemen were selected. % APP
ss.s s. he most proper time, Lectures % con-
.i5;Niiv 10 he Alb fesolutions--R Rev. K n Lips
: r'.,b. Is Il Chambers, VIM Cameron II n Gal
lsher. John Dunn and Samuel Lover
atoasr MuaPHy, ESQ. President elect, .hsn
took The Char, and 10 some pernnenl ana spps '
l,rials remarks returned his thanks for me honol
sconfsrred upon him.
0n motion i was ordered that the next Guar
lefly Meeting Be held 10 chaflesiown.
On motion, vote Of thanks was eenae s =, !.
The ofcers who presided over 'ns ya'oa ~
pastisear. also 10 The Trustees Of l4e n1esnoo's
Episcopal Church for the nsr Of y. !,
The commiiiee 10 select SPEAKERS iet 20
evenine. reported The following gentlemen =
JAEB Hardi6e, DR.. James Gary, ana YIN
Smith:
az motion. il was ordered, that the proceed
in,T az his r,etine Be published in the Nifgsnl'
Free Press. and Good Samaritan
on motion, lhe meeting then adlo0Fne1so 2
semble % isasss al early candle llgn'-
MASS MEETLAG.
Ths meeting vas called % order oy Wm. :
smi.h. and opened b. prayer from Key.
Lipseomb. ailer which Capt. hsneies - 8.
Bf lanes Garry were introduced, and ao.y' e.s
ooSntlr ana feclinfly addressed The large ~
iesbecia6ie audience, upon he Esahleci o. ios'
i abstinthcs. potlfoyine he evils bf iniemPsl.e
n lie mos dear. convincing and compfehensts
+ manner. II he conclusion Of which several sl<'
al .lhc p,tise.ond he meeting adjourned eqlns
and delighted
~; s s..,.. s.sr.,.ri...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
VIRGINIA. 10 wit:

VIRGINIA, 10 wit:
AT Rules holden ID the Clerks dice Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law al Chancery,
for Jefferson County, the 6rstlMonday 10
January, Ie43
I'll. President aud Directors Of he uRion Bank Of
Maryland, PLAIariFFs,
AGAINST
Elias ShaiU, Bsnjamin Ford and Ddlid Sayder,iks
said Benjamin and Daniel J,ing tarins.s, under
The firm Of Ferd & Shydsss; Daaisf Snyder,
Vim c. IRorthington and .ande,s HGrIer.
DEIENpANTs,
IN CH.9NCERE
TH Z defendant, Elias shaw, not having
entered his appearance, and given security
according to the Act Of Assemblybnd the rules
Of this court and ii appearing 81 satisfactory
evidence that he is not an iubabitant Of this
country n is ordered, That the said defendant
do appear here on the 6rst day Of the next
term, and answer the bill ofthe plaintiffs and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
u some newspaper published in Chsrlestown
for twd months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the court-house in the said towH
Of ChaTlestown. ~
Acopy51TF.fr.ss,,s po,v, -,
Ian 10 1919. El.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
Fresh Salad Oil,
WILL roy GILL

UST;feceissd ard for sale al
q Harpers Ferry, Dec 8. Y0UNG's.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

rs rs.pee a .Isfmed ,;that ALEXANDER
YOUNG, is no longer employed AZ ths
g tYhs at6sl4 t1n.ns j, C0CKEH.l y
Balt;more3 Jan. ~, l643.-3t. it
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
YYooMens.

(f1LOTHS, Cassimefes. and Gsssineits, Flan-
~ nefs. Blankets, blue black Bombazines Ga,
MeTinoes ga, For saIeby
Nov 5. JOHN IL. McENDREE..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
JlkERlaBS So y NlRzl

JlARlflAGS@ y ARM
FOR S4LE.
III PIE subscriber oders- for sale, priyailsgs''
( bis FARM, TO miles West Of CRfsIJ
town, on the turnpike leading to SE.n,9 ~
and within bali annie Of Cameronx oad can.
the Winchester and Pofomsc Re-, - 4 s;n.s
tanning ~ AsFSss.s about 50 sci in clover
oe1, ~ sao The buiIdipfs sssgst Of a. large two
::.s: STOW HOUSE,
with wing, IA pump Of never
failing water near the dor Alsp, running wa
ter ON ope corner of ~ farm.
If not sold priFates, i Will DC onerea al
Public Sale. on he kThiId Monday III January
nsEt, being Colrt-dq
TERns, made known on the day Of sale
JOSEPH M. BROWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

n fIi|.ft stif -Ot Wsdnss.
'1..s W. more trouble amo1r
3 3. 1ehsi6g,on. portion 81
u leE .pl1e lime pa.L been % s
higher wages: 10 iiFt afternoon
1.. 9al[ases we're commflied-
1tn eno ;nslsnce mob Dnleket
.iinkl 81 qaiel and industrious
[oyed their looms. and injured
&c - we'll g members Of their
hffets were also made 10 burn
y, and The scene Vas one
kciicmenl. The mob Il one
snded 70 several hundred men.
.4 1e most ssxsge impreca,ions were
nilefea. Alteven 9. clock ~ tie evening.
ihe sheIid headed large posse. and pro- 3.
essdea<io :aie seens Or selion 81, % sp.
proscking tie fiolen, abo wers ASSEM-
3 bled ID lhe Washington market. Tie pos,e
vas ss.used With roIiey Of lrickbais ma
eteaes. and 6n3lly driven nom tke
ground. Dining ne ARRAY Two Or three
1.-THE conslahles were severely cut about
DE head. bhlanons ofihem dsneerouslv
hurt Nine q lhe rioters were arrested
and taken 70 The wstcIl-house. --Naf. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
AndirOns.
/ FRESH GOODS,
Ladies, Walking shoes.

TIME subscriber has just received seTer1l
i dozen pair for winter wear, Of beausifui
style G " AISQulTH.
Dec Is. 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
OYcrcOafs.

HAVE on hand some super. and exlFasuper.
n beaver and pilot CLOTHS, that willsell at
reduced prices, as the season is advanced.
Jap,y 5 e N .4ISQUTTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

r We hardly need call attention 10 'ie
beautiful and finished sketch Of the character o.
the late HUGH S. LgoAEg from the september
number of the Southern Literary Messenger upon
our first page. We see it intunated IN some oil
the Southern papers that Hon. W. c. RIvEs, Of
W. 10 the writer the article is certainly credit
able to the feelings and taste Of the author who
ever he may be. The very general notice which
was taken of the decease of the late Attorney
General and the honorable mention uniformly
made Of his fine abilities, his scholarlike attain
ments and the lofty standard OF action which he
adopted In ali his public life, gave encouraging EVIL
dence that worth, talents, and requirements OF SO
high an ORDER are Justly esteemed by large class
of our people though so often decried as useless
for the practical duties of active Life. We have
seen no notice of his lie and character, however,
as admirable and eloquent as that which we pub
lish to- day. 1t commends itself, with ITS earnest
and sound advice, especially to the attention Of
the diIgent and honorably ambitious among the
youth Of the country. Lessons of rare slgnfi-
canoe for such arc TO be drawn from the life and
career of such a man as LEGARE, and they arc
here enforced with chastc and touching clo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15
Loco-Focos in Ne>v-Jersey.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

SoMERuLLE, y. J. Sept II, 1913.
The LocoF oco Disrct Convention assembled in vii
lage yesterday and the party the District with the whole
batch of Tyler office holders III the State made respeca
bic gathering Captain Stockton attended and prayed for
forgiveness and begged permission return to the Loco
Foco ranks After opposition he was received He
then made the declaration t-t he with Them heart and
occupied nearly hours abusing the Wings,
sc. This s swallowed thankfully until packed
Committee reported resolueus abide by the nomination
OF the National Convention If Calhoun, Van Buren,, john
son. Cass Buchanan and Tyler should be nominated
Here the opposition commenced bu, the managers had ar
ranged things well among those present om distance
and the knowing the District fearing give oiience
TO Stockton that forced through WherruPon some
of ,- Middlesex Delegates and Others withdrew kisK-
PATRICK of Ndd-sex Nominated for Congress- who,
the Loco. Fccos boast will defeat the Wing candidate II
FIRE thousand dollars effect 1t. know NOT what ms
money may do IN Mddeser, bus for old Somerset can
truly say We not the 20 be bought or beaten.
Yours WARREN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15
LEARY * CO.-GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN. lS43.


AT the urgent solicitations of many of from
distant parts of the Union, shall introduce DAY,
our sales rooms the beautiful style Of Gent!emen Hats
for the coming order accommodate them also
the strangers visiting the city who may leave
here prior the date tSept when has been our custom
in former years TO effect the Autumn change of Fashion
LEARY * co, Hattsrs. MOI and Astor House.
Our CIRCU OF FASHIONS. containing drawings.
dimensions and other illustrations will be forwarded b. mail
10 those who request IT, and who address post paid
- NV York. Aus TO- 1913 ss6t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

IT5There is report, wholly Unauthorized we
are pursuaded, that The Warren Jury has rendered
a verdict of Guilty against Carter. Mr.. Miller
occupied nearly the whole of Tuesday, with very
marked ability, in summing up the case for the
prisoner, and the Attorney General probably con
GUIDED last evening, in which case Judge MENUS
committed the case to the Jury. Newark ADV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

LATE FROM MEzIco.-'rhe schooner Amazon
arrived from Vera Cruz late last evening. All
was quiet at Vera Cruz when the Amazon sailed.
The public feeling appeared to be in favor of
IN early adjustment CT the difficulties between
Mexico and Texas, and the appointment of the
Texan Commissioners was generally approved
Of. There was no prospect of any immediate
arrangement of the existing difficulties between
Mexico and Yucatan. When the Amazon sailed,
there was no man-ofwar in port to receive the
Mexican indemnity; but on the 26th, Capt P
exchanged signals with United States vessel of
war, supposed 10 De the Vincennes, and steering
South West IN. O. Pic. 4tb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

~ FRENCH LAycUAGg-Hanescas Oral System
Mdtmc l.. Manesca Durand informs her scholars thai
the advanced classes OF the past resui Tor te
the 2nd 5d or h courses, would do We'll apply ntneil-
a,ely.
evening class for gentlemen will commenc- on Mon
da the 18th of SEPTEMBER those wishing JOIN Will please
call and leave their Also Ladies morning class WI!
commence lew days
Private instructions during the Gav 7s Franklin street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15
O,ConnelI's History Of Ifelahu'

u a neat, accurate octave edition Of TIL; Eo he Dab.
engraving The author printed w0d for wota fo1 e
lin edition. may lie obtained a, Burgess snss N otl
American Museum Doye's l5o Boadway aaa =, 1.our.
respectable Booksellers Prlce q cents a NO. sbopaaL
to those who purchase by The thousand. " vii
copies or upwards taken the imprint Of m ussIs
be inserted the ;;le-pase and still farther viii %
from the regular who!t sale prices pfcYiRciai ''-'
we'll 10 note tbs r;o, with u
q Be careful 10 inquire for the octave eaiti'a
Portrait Of O'Conael .;,h.
- The ErHtoPEA. SEaEaA oERs ttse i popularity
at The American Museum, and th.if Wsm.id Is SUI
Will assure them full house. J he fetJs 't
There. and 10 BE- seen free Of extra cflafse.
Last dag bat oae Of tn Giant Gin az aecasioa m
Her benefit tak-s place to-mora% on ,d 20 the fnoln
extraordinary curiosity VIII be lfeseaSo ,s e,ua'
which will so far exceed ths exlecial!oHs r. o.
gan they may be- almost 10 iayeSt II WIN i, rorrs
being supernatural. The Fudge Slefne!a @AH -
al Tor QUE shilling. 81
&C. To SHAVE EAsY.-A celebrated WIZ so tat
man 10 be shaving animal This is doubtless .,.
as relates to civilized men but civilized nan odt
without razor, and he cannot keep his razor III oar rad
without s,rop We would therefore Just fin' With
er that Saunders Metallic Tablet and Razor be.
fou. sides has withs,ood The Of time II nd pro
fore the public more than quarter Of century %
baby h.. no superior in giving that desirable AFl
rood razor which renders shaving operation roa,u
patiently endured. Boston zen, ,rpes0r All
Roussei Almond Cream fos Sharing sei o =, nyea.et
Gle Jus, received and for sails at g. sA srop o5
and manufacturer of the Metallic Tasies tedS''
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

- Card-UqdeIstandins from some iadcious friends
that silence under the false recently pIomua
ted me- has been iato virtual aus-
sion Of rs justice very reluctantly appear the same
with accuss and pronounce the charges he Is 50 IN
aastioasig circulated MI prejudice totally destitute OF
any foundation N truth Unfortunately for -very object OF
such al imput~iioH, The Ssns conveys for time al
By Ie the guilty d acfniita II
se, Triumphant and overwhelming may be, cannc ds4
ons5 minds oi doubt History shows tht marx
too tor the shafts Of caumHy how theG oi
thst consistent course OF lePTUacable morality VIII alone
against injurious suspicious The tissue OF uGci-
sested 1cpnciu'e scandal which has been Published
have some effect the weak creduy OF unch2Ti-
table spirits TO such have only say-coademn M NOT
ankead ne whole affair tie OF Judicial nVes-
tlgation and all ask from friend foe await The nnol
ssse verdict OF al The tribunal of justice For him
whose folly has produced such unpleasant 10
himself anc have Other than pity My only
tina; he has yielded 10 the influence
OF the dictates OF Jealous lrasinston 10 The injury OF hi H
SELF and OTHERS.
As respects myself have fortitade endure all the In.
which his charges until the decision f conr,
OF justice founded npoe fall faT open Investigation OF
the case shall establish my eutir. Innocence.
THOMAS B. CUNNING, IS ChambeIs-st.
Sept, II, lsis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

% Spots upon mahogany furniture, says the
Boston Mercantile esnset by Cologne Water. alcohol
any form may be Immediately removed and the place ,uned
TO It's original colo and beauty by the application of few
drops Of oil We believe this TO g. sure Iesorer Try It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

u The Nat. Intel. states that Hon Elisha
Whittlescy has resigned his Office as Sixth Audi.
tor in the POST Office Department at Washington.
The correspondent OF the True Sun says that the
cause of his withdrawal was the removal by Mr..
Spencer of one clerk from his bureau and the APP
pointment of another to ill it without his con.
sent. OF even being made acquainted with the
change His successor is not appointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15
Watch StuMng.

1t is really Astonishing that after the repeated
warnings that have been given by the press that
STRANGERS continue to be so easily imposed upon
by the swindling fraternity that nlcst our city
Another case occurred at the foot of Peck slip
this morning. A stranger on landing from one
# the Eastern BEATS Immediately accos,ed by you@g
man who with his eyes placed open letter in ms
hand saving that coutaned intelligence Of the death OF
his father and request FOR the presence Of the young man
At Lowell, Massachusetts,, Immediately
The stranger asked the young what 1t was ne waated
The name was somewhat familiar him. he would rend
him any assistance his power The young man replied
tina, he was stranger this city and had come here TO look
for employment and finding it, had spent all his money
and was without means 10 home All that he had WAS
, gold watch which he said he would sell gift
Of his poor dead fatheIs but if the stranger would take ii
and advance him twenty dollars it he would send the
money wherever he should and redeem IL The unsus-
pecrinc man instantly gave him twenty dollar bill Of the
Rank OF Ptevdencp R. and took the watch and the young
man departed after many protesations OF gratitude
The victim next proceeded Faltonsree until he came
ia wachr,akers where he thought hi would have the
watch wound up and set the time he casually asked
the matchmaker what the value Of it He was t-ld it
was the best of brass and not worth more than 10
cents The poor fellow finding himself duped related the
story and we left him MS way to the Police Once to
make the story Of his wrongs known, and probaolyto BE-
told tina, under our excellent system Of municipal Police
rho iS redress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

o. The Laborers' Union Association have
called Mass Meeting of the Laborers to be held
in the Park this afternoon, for the avowed OBJ
cct of securing to the Laborer fair remunera-
ton for his toll. To that object we are heartily
favorable Whether we should be equally so to
the measures proposed by this Association, we
cannot tell till we know what those measures are.
We hope they will be well considered by those
who assemble for that purpose, and that general
good will result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

G Owing to an accident at the other end OF
the route, the Southern mail due at Ii O'Clock
last night did not arrive until nearly TINS morn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Court CMEspAR-This day-Superior Court.
Nos H. ~ 49, 2s 30 81 g. 44.s H. ~ g. 10, AZ, Is, 20
50 81, So, 81, So, 81 IS, so, Is, s, 81, 3d. ~
Common Peas-Nos 10 -, le l22 As SO, So 20 l+,7s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

u In the account of the trial of Shipman,
yesterday, our reporter made Mr.. w. NJ. Bur-
goyne say that he was agent for John Jacob
Astor.' 1t should have been for John G. Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

A CURIOSITY may be seen in the Park by
those who have never observed a tree putting
forth an entirely new foliage in September-bc-
ing, of course the second crop this year. The
small tree with leaves on, nearest the southwest
corner of the Hall of Records in the Park, on
the left hand as you pass to the Post Office, ex-
hibts the appearance of April, having buds in
their various stages to the opening leaf. There
may be other trees in the same condition in the
Park, but this is the only one observed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

TREMENDOUS CONGREGATIONS AT MANILA
The Boston Transcript of Wednesday says Cap
tam Lovett, of ship Belvdera, arrived at that
port that morning, reports that severe contia-
grafton broke out at Manila about the last OF
March, which DESTROYED SIX HUNDRED HoUsEs,and
another on the LIST ofApril. which also destroyed
from SIXTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND HsrSEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

THURSDAY, P. NJ.
There was not large business done the Board today
and;the market generally firm. Ohio improved ::
kentucky !! Harlem declined
There only moderate business doing in Bills for the
steamer. Sterling 9! s3i Francs $3.50 The supPyls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

u Shipmsn, as will be seen by our City In
,elisence, has been acquitted on his trial for en-
bezzing moneys entrusted to his care. 1t was
merely upon technical point of law, however,
and he will doubtless >he tried and convicted IN
Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

OHlo-The Wings of the WITH Champagne
District have nominated Hon. SAMUEL S. VNroN
as their candidate for Congress