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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-26
OUT AT LAST.

Our readers may recollec', that free
trade paper. so called, was lately COM
menced in New York, OF which Duff
Green was the editor. II was then
charged, that the money 10 establish
the paper, came rom England, which
charge was deUed by the BRUSH loco.
foco editors Il now appears. by the re
port Of the trial that q man Of the name
OF llaaIy brought suit against Duff Green
Tor arresrges Of wages as a reporter
for The Republic, which was tho name
Of said free trade British paper. In The
testimony on this suit, gwen by Henry
Wickof, an EOglishmaD VINO claims 10
DO the proprietor Of the said newspaper,
he says:
Il furnished funds for Gen. Green 10
establish a paper which was 10 be be
gan on the 29d February; there was q
contract between US as 10 funds, 10 writ
ing; | am not responsible for tho pay,
ment Of any body employed 10 the es
tablishmenl previous 10 February %,
1874.
Cross exNminsd-The conversation
with General Green was in London.
and witnessed by John Wilkes, a reSi.
dent Of that city; there was some 'uch
proposition made as TO commencing the
newspaper by the issue of a specimen
number, by Green to me; nothing rers
decided on that point thai I recoIlscf,
took no measures for getting Up such
that ] remember; ! found q 'weekIy
published al the Office. when | arrived
| do not know when it was commenced
Witness being presented with a pa
par BY defence, swore to ilS being sign.
ed by him. 1t was the original con:rac;
between witness and defendant. drew
bill on my agent in Philsdelphia for
E20O-n vas caShed by the BGrings-
by a check on their bankers, and lent
one hall OF il TO Mr. Green at the time
Do not remember the payers name.
This was in the close Of November IaSl,
in London. Did not 60 10 Paris. with
reference 10 arrangements for establish
ing The paper; none whatever; and made
no arrangements as TO The Republic.
Whilst there, arranged Paris CORES
pondence for the Republic Mr. Green
lott London on Saturday, the 81 De.
cember last. gave Gen Green an or.
der for three bonds 10 The amount ol
$1,000 | then expected 10 be here on
or soon after The 2sd Of February. Thi.
money was advanced for The establish
menl OF the Republic newspaper"
The original charge, that said anti
tariff British newspaper, was set on (ool
with English money, seems nov 10 be
fully established. This must have
been part Of The four hundred thousand
pounds sterling, that have been sUbscr-
bed 10 England, for the dsse minallon
OF British snrl.larif' doctrines 10 this
countTy.-SteubenpiHe Herald.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-26

Mr. Clay 10 conclusion apologised for
his selection Of topics. He said that hs
had set out on his present tour, with the
intention TO keep his lips sealed; but he
had been compelled TO speak, That he
was no preacher and could not give q
sermon-nO doctor and could not dsliv
era lecture on medicine no poet and
could not sing soft strains for The amuss,
me0t of the audlence-bu ss he was
Obliged TO say something, he trusted he
would be Pardoned, Tor being siIen! on
subjects OF which he knew nothing, and
Tor speaking out freely on subjects with
which he professed to be familiar
After Mr.. Clay had finished speaking
the meeting adjourned; and Mr.. Clay,
amid renewed cheers, entered the
landau, and accompanied Dr.. Porter tc
his residence, he being the guest Of that
gentleman during his sojourn in Charles
ton.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-26
who can Vote for Henry
CLAW?

The OLD DEMOCRATS OF 1912
can vote for him, for no was the cham
plon OF The Democratic party. on the
floor Of Congress, and sienced the bat
10 ries OF The Essex Junto,by his oil pow
erful eloquence. and rebuked such men
as Martin Van Buren, who sought by en-
alliance with the Hartford Convention
Federslists, 10 defeat The election Of that
pure patriot JAMES MADISON,
The FRIENDS OF LIBERTY. eve
ry where can vote for him, for it was
his voice that was heard in the Halls oil
Congress, in favor OF South America and
Grecian Independence.
The honest, patient GERMANS can
vote for him, Tor he is an advocate Of
their best interests, and the euIogist ol
their frugal habits, their peaceful quie
lude, and their love oi liberty. lao and
order.
The FRIENDS OF IRELAND can
vote for him, for no has over been III q
advocate Of lrishmen, likeninR them in
his fervid elcquence 10 his own warm
hearted Kenluckians.
The FRIENDS OF SOUND CUR
RENCY will vote for him. for il was he
that perfected the soundest currency 90
earth, and wthsiood the clamor oil den n
agogues 10 preserve it.
The FRIENDS OF HOME INDUS
TRY will support him, for it iU his glory
to give homo industry its ample reward
by removing from it foreign PauPer com
petition.
The MECHANIC will vols for him,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-26
THE BRITISH AND THEIR ALLIES

The British seem TO be- in Ss much
trouble on account Of the prospective de
feat Of Mr. Van Buren, as the Iocos lhem
selves. The British believe that unless
Mr.. Van Buren, is elected. they will not
be abe TO moOoPolizs our market 10 the
exclusion OF our own counlrymen. ls
it not q strange state OF things that we
have a party in this country, which il
acting with British manufacturers and
capitalists sgaInst our own countrymeni
The London Sun thus mOurns over
the British prospects in this country:
"Thers seems 10 be growing i'm
preston that nothing will be done relA'
tive 10 tho TarFunlil the new President
is elected, and aS Mr.. Van BuIen is Un-
derstOod 10 bs favorable 10 low tariff,
we see Nth regre' that his prospects are
becoming small by dfkrees and beautiful
ly leSS.'-Slng0mon Journal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-26

for it 10 the policy ol HENRY CLAY TO
give foil employ ymenI to every hsnd,
and every lever, and every screw, and
every wheel 10 the land by cfestiDg full
employment aud good pay, In gOOd
money.
Ths FARMER will support him. for
his policy will create a Home Mar
kel, and thereby increase The profv ot
hm labor, and enhance the vGlUe Of his
laHd8.
LABORERS Of all kinds will support
him, for ne it's that will project them
from tho PauPer sbor Of Europe, snd
enable them TO support themselves and
families wnh core aud indepe ndence.
Finally, The PEOPLE ofeyery condi
ton 10 life will support him, ~ rherr
best. trUest aud 6rmesI friend, and ihsy
wiH elect him. too. by majority exceed
ing that which passed sentence Of con
demnation upon Martin Vac Boren il
I840. The banner Of the people Is al
ready unlurled TO The breeze. and upor
it is inscribed in letters Of light "ih,
VICTORY FOR CLAY in 1914 shat
and wlI be grea!er Than that for Harri
son in 1910"
HURRAH FOR HARRY CLAY!!-
KaterLandS WGchter.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-26
LEAP YEAR

The editor of the Tennessee Herald
published at Camden, g. C. on tho frst
day Of lie appearance announced TO his
fair readers that the present being leap
year. conferred upon them certain priVi-
Irges amongst which was that Of paying
their addresses 10 the gentlemen; any of
whom. should he be so ungracious and
ungalIant es not 10 receive then favora'
bly,, forfeited his horse and watch The
paper had been issued buta few hours
when Miss Lydia Green entered the off
fee, made proposals to The astonished
editor, and demanded his hand OF the for
Gelt lie freely relnquished his gray horse
and patent lever, rather than relinquish
the right Of making selection for him
SELF whilst the lady appeared 10 be equal
Iy we'll pleased with her bargain.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-26
STICK! STICK! STICK!

Iiere is some admirable advice from
B'ackwood's Magazine: "To get on in
The world, you must be content TO be al
ways stopping where you are ; 10 advance
you must be stationary: 10 get up you
must keep down Following riches, is
like following wild geese and You must
crawl after them both on your belly, The
moment you pop up your head, Of they
60 whlstllng in The wind, and you see no
more ofthem. II you hav'Nt the art of
sticking by nature, you must acquire it
NY art: put couple OF pounds Of bird
lime upon your Office stool, 4 sit down
on 1t; get chain on your leg and tie
Yourself tOyOur counter like pair OF
SCISSOR, nail yoUrssIf up against the wall
of your place Of business like weasel on
a barn door or The sign Of "a spread eagle; /;
or what would do best Of all marry an
honest, poor girl without a penny, aid
my life fer yours, if you don't do business
Never mind what your relations say
about geniup, talents. learning pushing,
enterprise and such stuff, when they
come advising you for your good, stick
up TO them Tor loan Of sovereign and
if you ever see them on your side of the
street again shiver me in welcome, but
to do any good tell you over and over
again you must be sticker. You may
get fat upon a rock if you never quit
your hold OF it.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-26

Nouel Thief-A Rochester pspeT
states that a man named Joseph Thomas
was committed TO await his irisi yoSIer-
day for stealing in quite novel way
He usually carried with him a small TN
cop, Upon entering a sIofe where clio
YER seed was cold, no woud SIT down
near Inc vessel containing the seed, and
while pretending TO examine It, would
fill his pockets with his cup. His Pock'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-26

A waggish apprentice up town. the
other day, after dinner, deliberately step
ped up to his master, aud asked him
what he valued his services at per day.
"Why about SixPencew said his muster.
Then putting his hand INTO bis pocket
and drawing Out some coPPers, The boy
said -"Here's three cents I'm off on a
bender for The rest Of the day." The
little wag slid, and The master laughed
heartily at the joke.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-26

gentleman was one day composing
music for lady to whom he ~as paying
hi, addresses. Pay, Miss D sad he,
wb.r lime do you prefcr2' She replied
rather cars!essI W On, sny time will do.
but The quicker the better The COM
pany smiled aud the gentleman took
her aI her word, 'quiCket.'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-26

An excellent rule for living hsPpy in
society is never 10 concern ones self
with the effairS Uf Others, unless they
desirel II. Under preIeDce oI being use
,ul, people often show more curiosity
than kindness
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-26

A dandy, with a cigar IN his mouth
entered Van AmbUrg's menageTie, when
the proprietor politely requested The
visitor 10 take the weed out Of bis mouth
lest he should teach the OTHER monkeys
the same "bad habit"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-26
No. 9s-.WHOLE No. 400

e,S were provided with q hole so that
the seed would run into large space
between The skin and lining. 10 thIs
wAy he WoUd sccu muIAts quite = guam
lilS, and then cell It.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-08

TsxTAN RUMoRs.-Texian matters created all
sorts of fuss in our money market yesterday. Re-
rorts reached the city nobody knows how--that the
Mexican and British ministers had demsnded their pass
ports in view Of the pee ular state OF affairs at ahng
ton and that there to he a magnificent clare up"
among the powers that be Texas notes and Texas
bonds accordingly experienced sad depreciation There
no good reason far know presume that the
stories relative the action of the foreign ministers at
Washington, has the slightest foundation In truthN o.
Tfopio, Marcia %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-08

New YORK LEGisLATuRE.-The emphatic, the al
most unanimous vote of the House to.day-lOOto
on the resolution TO non.concur with the conditions
which the Senate affixed to the Constitutional amend
mens, IL exceedingly significant Its effect will be
conclusive -.7ibany .hias .fpTIi O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-08

WEATHER IN CANApA.--The hsrbor Of kinsston
msy be declared open, strong wind having zone ne
business The weather has been very Geld Of late days
with falls of snow mot however sufficient for seishing)
aud severe frosts at night-Kingaon Vine, .3pT11'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-08

RELIGIoN.-The Rev. III. L. Soule OF Utica, n.
Y, will preach to morrow in the School street Universe
list Churchat which place he to assist hereafter the
eged pastor in that society.-Bosion Post, Apri o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-08

Iowa LASDs.-Contracts have been made for the
subdivision OF sixty townships in the purchase The
surveyor general has recommended the immediate
and sale OF all the lands purchased from the sacs and
Foxes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-08
u. y. District Court.
Reforr fudoe Rats

Arm 6-In the Matter Of The Ship Orfo,d.-I will be
recolected that time in the month Of February last
several of goods Struggled shore from the
ship Oxford that subsequently information received
the Custom Houte and the goods and vessel seized
under the revenue laws petition presented by
Captain Rahbone, and the owners sett ng forth all the
facts and circumstances connected with the case, and
praying the restoration OF the vessel Under the statute
is the duty Of the District Judge take proofs of all the
facts and report his opinion the government and upon
that opinion the government will decide whether to
store the vessel and goods direct the District Attorney
to proceed to n condemnation.
The matter came on to-day before Judge Belts, when
the Associate District Attorney proved the seizure and the
value Of the goods which amounted to So 49, also the
part which Captain Rathbone had In the transaction
Mr. HAMlroS for Capt ain Rathbonoproved by several
witnesses that the practice Of the mates OF the
Liverpool packets TO and deliver goods and that
the Captains knew any thing Of what goods
a.o produced who testified to the high standing OF Cap
tain Rothbone.
His Honor will make up his Report in few days.
RHODE ISLAND ELEcTros-The following list,
(here omitted) comprises all the members 81 both
Houses of the General Assembly except those from
Burrillve and Little Compton, each Of which sends
member to each House II these two towns return
bers OF the politics those OF last year, they
doubtless will there will be "a Law and Order Senator's
and Dorritesin the House so Law and Order and ~
Dorrite members; making a majority OF sixty, joint
ballot, against the radicals -PToridenee Journal .fprd
NAvA1-Commodore William Compton Bolton
has, we learn, been appointed by the Secretary of
the Navy TO the command Port Captain, Of all the
forces anoa vt the Norfolk station, which command
recently made vacant by the death Of Commodore
Kennedy. In consequence Of this appointment, Com
modore Bolton has requested the withdrawal of his
nominasn made TO the Senate by the President Chief
Of the Bureau of Construction, Equipment and Repairs
This selection deservedy complimentary 10 thii dis
tingushed and gallan, officer Madisoni ~.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-08

MURDERER BAILED.---Corporal Colder was
brought before Judge Manning on Tuesday last for kill
ing Mrs Buerger, near Jefferson Barracks short time
ago and held bail in the Of SO 0OO for hi. apnear
to answer 70 the indictment found against hirn-S
Lewis REPORTER, March 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-08

ANOTHER CHURCH BuRNr-We learn by Adams
Express that the Second Congregational Church of the
Rev Mr.. Bond, Norwich, CT, took fire at o'clock on
Friday morning and was entirely consumed with the
valuable organ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-08

SENATOR Nrr.Es.-The Hon. J. M. Niles, of
Connecticut, who has been several months in our
State Lunac Asylum at Utica arrived here Thursday
evening accompanied by Dr. Buttoph who is connected
with the Asylum Gideon Wells, of Hartford, Ct, met
Mr. Ms health sufficiently restored to render Il pro.
per for him to take his seat the Senate We understand
that Mr. Niles apparently restored His mind has re-
snmed its tranquility and his general health improved
lie has proceeded to Washington Albany jour 0pii g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14
MEDICINES.
SOUTHERN BALM.

Ty,FJE BEyr MEDICINE EVER USED for CONSUMPTION.
Coughs Colds and nj affections Of th1 Throat, LEss,
- ,j.css, IN be seef tie flov-p, phrcs. where INC
,tirry ~. IS sold: III Principal Depot. S B:onh"5y:
Hrea i: ifp6an los RcweTy; Dr. k-s; iSi ami: i,f.
csre.t II Avenue D; Sr. Kius. III Fulton; H. ~ pouet
JInnovsr I COve. corner Sullivan md Pfnce-s'ree,s'
W., Wooi Harlem: VIM. Mcdonald. vVilhams5uf:h CIR
Beniamn Old. NeerIk; Mr.. Rec. Prier%n n; j. $
I.firous Jannc. Ande;s IIlinx SGheno,say. y l..
j. f. WarneT 20. Utica; r. 2. Cotton. We; Toy
pnbivin ( Whney f;urac. y Y Jnnes Co.ge-haH. New
j,adSlrl Mass: l. CGSsyeis, LGckpor Dyei- no
vl!ence & lluiine Surh;ar. lc q iohl i'I1sy'
rr.t'1 VI. Philp Root, Eoopcrtoiru, p;Sc=G = u Hm
Iv,on PougbsecTsie y y: Hfilng1H2c AoTta AdAin''
Mass. no,-.-,. al ,,,s 1874
.ls<s S!rEctr K Co: Cen;cmcri'nr 'yp years haze
been suffering or severe pam N g 'de e9ush. nG soreness
al ny lungs and chest My rh!siciah ninrea i, EeL
W me win OF ny Heavenly Father. an NJ the eleventh ol
-,l recommended your SOUTHERN l.LM Alter taxing
iee DAYS could well all night and my lost nppefie vas
soon r,:ored gaming rapidly IN Strength ana
,va-l The benefit hive received 5m YOU. medicine cln-
rt r eyrsei can confidently recnrnIlcnd II TO MI as
lresse-i with cough. pam IN The unSs o. ehes " u-
Schemarho:n-Street
con5isr Yorr SOUTHERN HALX as rs'torrT my daughter
~ ~ Hayy-st. HoHr Slytlest brooklyn
yex-, Sryc1-r 4 Co: For years have nSuiferinr great
main from nm affection the liver and told By NY physi-
I'm that my Only hope change OF climate ana seaar
Your S1thern Ialm has restored me To perfect health
elsT. SnscIr Coz GsetfmSni have been long tune
affected with affection 81 the lungs Hni violent cough
which almost dspnyed ofres: wss extremely reduced:
1ues K Ford BOwery knowing wonderful cures made
y your Southern Ba. sent me bottle, which hes Ieprgl
ms health. confidently recommend 70 al persons SiS
affected BgySY GARSo, corner llgihst and ~ avenue
aitb Ami ISIi nl6 Sm lmt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14

IRON. eTsEi., NAILS. &c. s,c.--KEMGYs. BaEGsE
4 SAMSON, iig Greenwich Il. Secces;CTa TO 3Otf,
MAN JOHNSTON. AYRES e co. hsve on hand aioli
cx.oltr1ac: OF ,,., /,
Swedish fa. and tausrs boz iron; Rrsisn old Iabie de-
Enslnh round fat and square i9a aEns'icsn 90.
Srazep' RCds BIG to u inch
ED;se Rods and shoe sIap5s. OF a.! E!>ea
aorse iie Reds, Of Norwegian and old cable Ira7
. Hand ard rcyun Iron OF al sizes
American hoop iron Il 70 Ia lncias
nut NailE Brad, and E3pites; Eualish wrought Na'i2
Gait Steel. Of senden1n. GToibe!7 ( Co. ar;am2 I'll 'se
Sprnc steel. of the EBstemp warranted
shear S:esl; German : eel OF various stamps
T. Blister Steel, first snu second quality
9toercnn bi,er ste=l iuI.r kIet s1peyi0: t!tlch.
H. B-Suedsh Iron Elnays ho farnjslad. subiss 10
iraT bncs. IPs' OH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14
NOTICE TO TAX Payers.

! , Z
Brooklyn, NovenberIth. f54
PURSUANT 20 m Act Of the Lessai9fe, entitled An
Ign and for other pupos, tpassed April sth 1881 Notice
hereby stve that the Assessment Rolls FOR taxes ior the
current yeor have this day been delivered the Comproe OF
the City OF Brooklyn; md that from nil taxes which a be
PAID 90 the sadcOmpner within thirty days from the date
from all shall be pad alter the expiration OF tho
Ghrty days md within sixty days from said date, educ
ton e. viii be made; nDd that on and after the
FIRST Tuesday January next per cent Will be ntded
all taxes then unpaid and Tint en- the Third Tues
day OF January next the snd Comptroller will deliver 10 the
Collectors Of the Chy of Brooklyn the Sad Assessment Rolls!
together with the thereto anncAe directing hcs 10
proceed with regard tue unpaid taxes in the manner directed
by law.
The Comptroller would respectfully request tsa who in
themselves of the provisions o thu Act referred
the above ntce 10 Inform hun thereof as soon Us post
be TINT their bills may he III readiness preventdelay
when they may be prepared to puy thar taxes
In compliance with resolution 0l The Mayor and Common
Council NOTICE is hereby further given that the Comptiol
Ter will receive axes his Office IN the CITY Bnildns, FRtM
& O'CLOCK. 4. NJ. Until 2 O'CLOCK, +. Sl. hND
"a nl5 # ~ 'i--' 4. NJ. hfERIvIN. Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14
SCHOOLS.
FASHIONABLE DANCING.


MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY,
the honor OF informing the LADIES nnd Genemen G
pose giving instruction in the principal fashionable Ounces
prevailing in the hghes, circles OF European and American
society. w.,
Mons X has lately arrived from Boston Saratoga and New
mort where his style the wnImes admiration oil the pup
lie and the marked approval of the fashionable comHuny-
Among Others aon X proposes to teach TINT well known
the Vuse de Deux Pas-the Mazourka-new Cotions-new
Cnloppe, md oil Aperican Ounces. -,,y
Mons. X. will DO assisted by MADAME kORPON;Af Us
Mysticism The instruction will he given IN tbs French, Ger
ard English nug,inges.
and ary-ior the accommodation of Ladies aud Gentlemen
The Polka and the Quatles ut present danced IN
the fashionable circles of London and Pans be taught IN
six twelve lessons except the Muzourkn. AL others IN
twenty -four lessons. $500 o.,.
For further pasiculnrs inquire Of MONS. KORPONAY. ut
his residence Is furk i'lucc.
:-CSs Lessons from 10 to la A. NJ, IL md
too, r. NJ, and from 6 to ] IN the evening.
Six lessons, $S-twelye lessons, $40, and quarter, slo,
Private lsonssix lessons, IS; twelve Lessons $s quar-
ter 80.
All other hours will he devoted to Public Institutes. AcGd
om,es Sc sc Vs. nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14

49,, BEARS OIL. HIGHLY PERFUMED
~ ~ SH.S FOR THE HA lR.-Ths Oil is chem.
sSzs-sSs:2 cally prepared from the genuine bears
grease, and highly scented for the irr
1.assks:,s Nothing vii sooner stop from ining
ESS@EJS off. or restore il in bad plsres than this
EeS E-s.zs. preparation. II odds new life 10 the
a| roots of The hair, and gives It IN.
glossres and luXu.nusness beyond nny other
mound III, can BE- restored IN bnid places tie Bears Oil will
ed.rt il and OF It's value stopping the hair from decay
single hottie will be c4:un test. Prepared md sold by a. B.
SANIiS q co 73 Broadway, corner of Chaubcrsstraet
Granite Buldincs Sold also 79 uitun.st and a East
RrnahMny Snn bottles . cents large 80 cts. NO Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14
ArriTed:

Ship Noyrne Barton FIN Havana, 9th Nov eFnr' cotton
specie &c NJ ayIo Len b.rss Rapid. Wayd for M g
MODS Tyler yet I'm NYo'k dIsT Voi E fn ta ,.
ny Mqco1nc I'm GunEnqu do bngs H%san als1 r% o.
FTnnhIin Srai do xchs Frnnk!n Green WYE do; III
lander French do Mary Cark ate sweet Crosbug' i"
Src Ieaue Peters, reworsy II DIS I'm Enstpo'', with fish
70 S ja GSzes Cunning from Virginia. with oyster'-bOund
10 NIlaven. oo, r d., r3.e
% se6f Eae.prse Swain day. from Naucket OIL to Ma