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Richmond palladium., 1844-06-28
AC GUST FL. r & + o Z.
appear I.

The annual State election is near at hand. Arc
tho whigs fully conscious Of its Importance, and
the oreat interests involved in the result thereof!
Do they rccolIcct that the members of the Logis-
~.---~-. .,,,I,.is,d -,
for some one TO fill tho scat now occupied by tho
Hon. A. S. White, in the Senate of tho United
States! Do they fully appreciate the necessity
of having that place filled by whig-a friend
to the protective policy of our covornment-tho
distributions Of tho proceeds of the sales of tho
public lands among tho Statcs-thc charterng Of
a national Bank, and the maintainanco of the
salutarv measures advocated by the whg party!
Never las there time existed IN this coun-
trv since the day of its organization, which call
cd more impcrativcly for every TO do his du
~. than does the present. Tho enemies of tho
protective pocy-thc life blood of our existence
as Reputlic.-are cXcrting all their energies to
break down that salutary measure, and build up
on It's ruins. the doctrine Of Free Trade Will
the wings of Indiana add another vote in tho Sen
ate to that which is already there to carry out tho
policy of political oppononts. It IS in their
power to place Il whg there. and thcy will be Just
" considered rocreant TO their duty and to thcr
country, if they do not do it. Tho election OF a
whir United States Senator should be sufficient
to bring every whig to tho election; but there arc
other important Offices to fill. and those intimately
connected with the domestic affairs of our own
State. The office of Secretary of State will
have to be flcd-a director III the Board OF the
State Bank to be elected; and many mntters high
ly important in state government Will have
to be acted upon. hence we hope that every whig
in the state will do his duty.
The result of the State election. be It what it
may. will have an important and powerful innu-
once upon the great political battlc which is to
succeed il: in which arc directly involved all OF
the great principles for which We have been 50
long and SO ardently contcnding, and if BY neg
lcct OF dutv-by abso,cc from the polls. or 4
want of activity IN the PRONUNCIATION OF our prln-
ciples. we should now be defeated, all previous
labor will be los.-all our fond hopes crushed,
and our country ruined. AL our interests are IN
volyed in that issue and in the language Of the
eloquent CLAYTON. ..the great question to be decl-
ded by that election is a question of BREAD-a
question whether shall abandon tho whole
principle Of protection extended TO the laboring
classes of this country. by the Tariff act of lSl2
and adopt in lieu of it. Tariff discriminating
for revenue and against protection, a question
whether we shall 90 back. By our own voluntary
act to that state of colonial vassalage which ex-
isted in this country while England held Us in
subsection. and her statesmen boastcd that thov
would no. permit us to manufacture hob nail
for ourselves-a question whether we shall now
surrender to England one of the most essential
blessings resulting from that independence fol
Richmond palladium., 1844-06-28
SPIRIT OF OLD WAYNE.

We havo commenced a second volume of our
Presidential campaign paper. by winch we
shall be enabled give the readers of the Paliad-
ium greater amount of miscellaneous reading,
and general intelligence. Having been disap-
pointed by not receiving quantity of now type
we shall not be Bile to issue the Spirit next week
but we hope to publish it regularly thereafter
Richmond palladium., 1844-06-28

SUPREME CouRT.-The Supreme Court of this
State. has decided that valuation laws arc not
binding on contracts made prior to their p1ssago.
and TINT property must bo sold under the law
winch existed whom tho contract made. 1t
has also decided that ten per cent is ana
void. under the law of IL.
Richmond palladium., 1844-06-28

0FAndrew Kennedy made most melancholy
speech in this city one evening last week. lie
was evidently laboring under severe alienation
from Van Burcnsm. He not hmseIt-ho
talked about morality. dignity, political vlrtuo
and integrity. We heard q loco say. with a deep
drawn SIGH. :. he is not the merry Andrew he
uscd waS''
Richmond palladium., 1844-06-28

The Council of tho city of New York have
appropriated $1,000 to celebrate the ensuing Al,
Of July in style suitable to the dignity Of tho
Commercial Emporium of the | nitod Statos.
How much will the Council of this city appro-
PIRATE for tho same purpose,
Richmond palladium., 1844-06-28
HENRY S. LA Ne.
state Elect"is JOS. G.. MARSHALL.

District Electors.
1st Dslrlct.-J. a. BRACKENRIDiE. OF Narrick
I'd JAMES Collins. Of Flovd.
Sd JoHN a. MATSON, of Franklin.
18th SAMUEL. w. PARKER. of Faycttc.
9th HUGH O'NEAL, of Marion.
9th GEO. q. DUNN, Of Lawrence.
7th RICHARD w. THoMPsoN. of ' i9o.
Sth ALBERT H. HOLMES, of Carroll.
9th HORACE =. BDDLE, Of Cnss.
10th LEWIS G.. THoMPsoE, OF Alien.
Richmond palladium., 1844-06-28

NorE on STEAM BoAr.-A friend who ro-
Gently returned from trip up the Mississippi has
kindly furnished Us with tho result of vote ta-
ken ON the boat on which lac travelled. The
vote was taken on the 18th OF Juno, on tho Frol
ic and resulted rs follows For Clay 56-Pok
96, and for Joe Smith -. The ladies' are not IN
cluded in tho foregoing. but the cabin was cro"d-
cd. and every one declared themselves to be- for
Clay.
Richmond palladium., 1844-06-28
RICHMOND AND BOSTON TURNPIKE.

We arc pleased to have il olr power TO say
that this work will now certainly be made. At
:; meeting Of the Board of Directors Of tho Hmm
ilton Rossyillc ard Darrtown Road. held at the
tavern Of Jacob Nyrcs. the 2lst inst. the fol-
lowing preamble aud resolution WIS adopted
Whereas. This board have received assurances
from the citizens of tho State Of Indiana that
they wall construct turnpike road from Rich
,nond to the State line to meet road. and tha;
thoy will proceed without doay to make said
road. Therefore.
Resolved, That this company viii proceed 10
put the road under contract for construct ton. be-
tween Fairhavon and the State line. and that wo
will have the whoIo of said road completed as
soon as five miles from the State line towards
Richmond shall be completed by the citizens Of
Indiana.
WM. BEBB, Secretary.
We understand that it is the intention of the
commissioners to call meeting at carly day,
complete their organization. procure tho services
Of a competent engineer and put five miles of the
road under contract possible. We
hopo the day is not far distant whom our town
will witness the completion of this road. opening
as it will a more direct route to Cincinnati than
any other, lcssonng the distance about five mics
and withal a good and eligible route for turn
pike. If there is not stock enough subscribed
it is hoped our citizens viii make up the deticicn
cy whenever called upon to do So 1t is now Ger
tain that the road will be completed.
We understand also, that the commissioners OF
the State limo road connecting tho Eaton Will
tho National road, arc taking active steps to have
a letting on it before long. 1t IS thought consid
erablo portion of this road will bo finished th
fall.
Richmond palladium., 1844-06-28

Hos. G. e. s;nITH IN BALTIMoRE.-Tho Wings
Of tho city Of Baltimore hold a meeting on Mon
day evening Of tho l7th inst. The Baltimore
Patriot thus speaks Of our Representative IN
Congress who was present and made speech
When Mr.. Stewart had concluded. the meet
ing was addressed by the Hen. G. b. Smith, OF In
diana, who for more than hour enchained the
attention of the meeting in speech repetc with
cloquencc, argument and wit reviewing IN
mastery manner, the principles and character OF
the men, of the two great parties that divide the
country showing conciusiyely, and to the saiisac-
ton. we are sure, of'every person present, that
the measures of the whig party, which he clearly
and ably illustra :od fully calculated to Sc
cure the glory of the country and the prosperity
and happiness of the people. We do no. renom-
Der eyqr to have heard speech delivered before
Richmond palladium., 1844-06-28

WtBasI CANAE--FLooD.-A portion of
banlmcnt on the canal 4 few miles below Lo-
.anspor, gave way a few days since. and carried
with th2 food canal boat by which several per-
sous were injured and one gentleman drowned.
Richmond palladium., 1844-06-28

OF the hiSs of Henry, Rush. Hancock. Wayne
and Eaycttc Counties: X nj siown,
oaturuay, the IJth OF July.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-14
sTrp.s s,l.r.

RITZ HlTrnNN GLASS wnhkS A. A..
DTRrrAST r. . deoA Il TfaN % nss isau
Bsfsot n Miner ana ~as. dsiri ths =
dsY 81 NsHsfnl,f st4 afsa ffcafitd "a ne 81 .
fFits II tAt cauHff esutl 81 f8hln eaantf Va. ~
deed eanA "a nsse ~ / ~ on T'HesdsY shs
frsi0h daf II NarsA asHf. sci 81 paissd as sos
nc ffsnt aeuf a tsr aentt house = 80 cstln
a. ratnfasnr fsss sid s-fs ~ - atrisfs Y
ihe frAi eAiais conscfed - mr - said asr9 - b
ihs t,fufes. Improvements aus sfpsfiea.anetf.
that - - sa1~
Sgasrss raratsrssf n aa8 a litisir ahre~ saa
fafu ons ~ ~. sdfipoh "a ssuih ~h~eils <.
"a eui b. Samuel >sflEg and 1eha hstras~
wh'ch cnnifeeniF called R4ftifsefonnI esrh ~
y aich N4aafts ceufains fRitHn lQss. aHA.iseft@
if.sfu abt stfoan inrlasits.
Casl ~ Hu-sbsres if=ai sd he Nefsh hssf
4 coal ioi aaml-efoi lhfee 18th tho pnf1fsEc
hsanaatt = tho Deaaf afan. esihIn ihs Nefin
ana esufh Inc efsald roai lai nanbtfta fs'e sps
sksd hal II cal OF sia fateaed fhfrn
lie nan4hsfed > sua u lam aad fsa3 N
.ess'e nan. efed % lt~snig iou',l "a The sssas
q = frn.
II, rrsseris .il hs oa,fe4 n parcel. - ,ozs-
thtf a. mas san hla ~
TERMS nF sAi.E-Ss mach - The rarrhsse
money ~tt 10 fsqmfed Ia hand ss vlli ee saffsei'
eat 20 drffsf the c,rtusrs snd negnNissasns
provided tof la ssia aeoa tazethef ~st tas
smeuui fAsss Aas. ssad oHt hnssrss ass ElzssY
ihtffest thea d.. On ihs tss hfsf honas fsenigen.
q "a "a - desd Di ihe residue II sala purchase
uoaes. f.fstfn asHartd ond stSfy aiss saiiss
qHa fafaGi ffafs. @iii tr rs4sl "a on the ttil
das Of afeinhef Aszl and ihs sr,iae. on ihs flih
aAf 81 Norcnhef istt, lbe deiufcd paymcais ~
be satisfactorily secured.
The laie = believed 10 Be nasaesaiansblc. hat
ss'lths az ifus,et ] aadefsska anis 10 oonksy
ouch tile = vested n aie BY sAla aeeA
3snle DANthl. lAAH Trassft
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-14
DIFFERENTIATION

tbNN - Aszhaa. Bzssfsssf'
AffsfHff 8.s..fHf N~faH - 81
80. gIfa#Ift. y Hsffsslf
-. saa 81 efsaasas = -
~, ,sIra,s. au> PRESUMPTION -.
=.as psIssazt Hfrs. -. =
~" - Waa fhffff 80.
ssa Fsra5raI Hferfss
pa ffass.H.fHaea ~ - 1870 lhs
eal,asas 80 naaffff5 .,ss...s
.sI#akie aaef f#Hr fsf' 49, sbssld
,s,t48rr4Ar raf#TloN ~1ht -
Nt -, 80 taafHas - AiSaAR
an 80 MID CHfNAA 30 - sss+r
..e-s.4 - rafaa ~hafh 80 rss.'t -.
~, r..tnsfr an8 nai fhs - - -
=. -, fhst a. b as4anaf.f reHz4 tai -
sassfs entrres 1hn = ~
lao~ nathlns ssw y ~ ssH AZ 'Aka5 ffaa
TE4ka =e az e 4Ast does naf - - 49,
II ihs afeai tsf7afs e ihts y ~ - -
saH 80 Hhs snfpfssts Hssi
fssfirssntsis # "a hHfsg -
Il .-tst4tza f4tasfsla &C. \. E Nfzi ~ aHss.
49, 50. aase s 10 fiH Hfl.ffta y -.
,ss "a r. Jss.eafr issi ! - tssHfa g :
go aioisaf Naid eaNHff - - -
aatsf piaA ssIfiFd - mf Isn't =
fssnasn - - stssff ftIu ~ - "fsaA 80
-. 40 -. asazfsseHE HanEH as fH
affeaaaucs oil fhf hesl una-'ra' 80 ? 9af f''ss
nHf sfef - EzAssIaE fhEHf sh.H - p -
fAsr pa ne.a hcaH o. sfsfasr fnAffesA
.a.+,.ts5a , 80 shrf aae and a. faff nRf ~ p
Z a d.
II mV ph1tA4sa 60 Hsr ere aaissfn =
tsArtff rtssarea hs lf = lsitf. cute q
~ sRsnt s. ~ g.ses sHs bsIilf. hffeff rs
hsIf q. @hIsh hsssH fo rala ssf nEfh .saa q -
rsfr e.8seaf nv tauah ~as rInfh stafff - y
stsnpis5sus n rsesf 49, tnf f@tHhas hhfN
a. re- ihfss s.siilss, eco ~ ftfief - = -
ffsg ftaHh. IT, fesHli = sleae a~iaf - NJ
-. 81 d. Ags7sss Hsftssn 81 We 1hff
sf4 isAe ihis sssi hsa 81 sfsas fsH TIE !ai-f
nssflaa- rest'F tafssf 49, asln nfffailiraf -
ss4ssi and farala shaf afssfs saanfiafaf shz 10
sast 80 n b. - se aHYig fot f. - ....,.
Nsff ffaIf. fusta AVIS 49,
rnsfALntR. bfsFGff Ha1gf dat - =
asfAhif SsHa - ItaA efaies 2 hH 'issffa Ai
s5sea faa ~ NJ ismrs Snze is 80 Hs~e e.
- sfnx ~ gA4f ela1s fssa auH ~. u - A.
wssa aars1 rsfnsfa shie rsre hf sAtn 81 -
taissm /. fsfr cord. saa sacecss - csfss hsl
ieuag ioafs ressee if1liI
Lei 10 .f1icies rsll and - 90 refsaaesfss
Tfrs qf4Vs tanriussflf sha' mr. ~ - t4ffa
= thsf Fri fhs eifat zH.alfsHe Va snfs $40 zfi
~ WasfAfs iiaissm - Ms gaefff Hsxarf
~ atKaftaHa. -
ssls lH Nheelnehs J fsRr Nn lCktR. Ia
rHnsfafEh b l WILCOX snB IN III - fna'
cfrsi So - in the lnifes slsas. ti.os betfas
Hut II an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-14

WI Lolithlh1s 81 Arhm oIesg. iA.
Gentleman WHO bad 'hs Nen,as Fese.t-
Jusi reed and lot .sie al MEfIORS IT, IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-14

F8M tkols~ TRU M foI ID.
q - FAtRCHlf.n. hes On hs7d = caas a..
sanmeai 81 " alsAss. .issf IHe sire
saesns end fasre q .s3s. ~hIra 10 afefs 10.
- - "a ilh sisrk oansisis u The lellostns
sfffaiss in rsft--
Gold 3cisshrd lever Watches.
Colo Anehst ssrseemeni Leseg Watches.
Gold csse i.epIne Naishes,
>i.Nef cass lever Do.
sHtes da ispins ID.
Silver do verge -.
n~ia GuArd CHAINS ana koYs.
Gold Job Do dc,
Goia Rosnted uneafal Taass nfrssi Pms.
DO Amr1hs.si sieae d..
so lfaGIlan do Do.
6old Pack Faamelled Rioss, rgus.
Cod mounted gcu de-
Geld Locker sa,a Snaps and Tps. Gold
furft urrs 81 al klnds eoif enc s.sei franz
truelacts Gold md hsR Hfsr,l,ts told
sNtnr al flnFs wet and esrfnsn slltef
Ihinhics nral Pine and HaH ofaAmants
Colo, SIT. fsau And lsii Shtr' Sseds
Cutlery.
I i.enna Blahn Paekel kn1.es.
kcosrfs Shears ana scssafs.
hlAeas RAzo.h
BRUSHES
Han hrnshes Cielhes hfnsbes Toalh brushes.
NatI efasars 1amb sfushcs. ekAflag bfashes
+ and - atch hFashrs
Halrhns rssairsd aad sfirfr sgouas ef al
t4aas iasds ie efdfr
fhs ubuse goocs % BE- faHnd At 70 Vain
sifesi reafly spPoslie iAs Ma sa.eiA Haael,
iaa "a
ltNIATA NAits-soo l.s. a..s,cd ar.
- sSra~gs hfsna.l led snd Ia, b,
die = CRANGIE A gAliEYs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-14

DAHcA1Nb-1hs iHhshatss. a Oh,
- R".'.r. M.''h.ll and Bslas.l eo.n,.., ar,
respectfully informed thar IA Wh.~lt,v =, a.,
sao'h tna 81 N.fsei sassre Ssrr ., "a. r..
stsfisd Bi4cA Mass a0iA Bsef tssss are nst-
ess rail- and eIsniae ne e1seass,. ,,a w.li
as."f,ea s,"sA Of hsn. Non,eas ra,., Ne
- Youths and Galleries. OFT. 49, 800.
o,s no asesf lss'he'. e,f tip. lining saa bsa
khiss. s-ls rssps p..sas
sold ssrr lo- for Ca. snl,.
s Tonns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-14

PREPARED az
sasis aaa
nfsadsafs mo-
aad ioi 80 -
Pns e f,.
10. *
sss thst -
esasisnilf 80
ths inost :
haa4.n ifams
' oo.llijfER
,s..i-ssi ~
..8r4oF'ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-14

VIZ sHf~fr'~r having rnfss sssd ihe LIN
j btR YARD pn Man saf-ei Hesf he r. DE
formerly sroafqrd ~ NeLesn A R,rr re.p.esl.sli,
80 f'n The eohlic that As, ~. prepared I'll fa.,
10 i"fu'.a I'll kins. a PINE LUMBER "a The ,,..,
iarefshls terms he ra.h
MA sns 10 iAis raFd ar stcsii.nl plsuinr m.
"lee Which ~ he r,saassis snpidied Mmh u.s,.
90 f',''ss sesiA't h.srf.ss assissy e. ~hsh n
ne s-''a 30 rash as iss =. anf paAes IN ~. We.
:" IN country All afdefs 'hsnaiuir .~~e5,ed On 1
'r'.'Afai, attended IA Is Roor A co
NbssifnE Aass.s LII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-14


NHY WILL You DELAya-An. .He,
w the ~s;. snhrslthr ussthss 10 kaH /.
disease N yopr stsssn. that - 4. ris,s 10 rsr,,
sou 70 80 ua.fDeiy rfs.sf Has nos s.gsrs~oes
FsHrhtyoaf HES 10, o..aiss proof. Goa .sseea
80 that tsssmFsssH . cerfsi. ss,th "a ali
~as'n, 81 MAJ snessaisf ~hea isfs aaul . ls.s
pesios1
TuEN WHY WILL YoU DELAY
Procuring fenetf IA due s~4soa ass srtess
nc rfnsicss Of thai fell desifaysff A I'D
shifh stoa terminates ~ Cos ehihg ~sxs~ss
soreness Il The Thrts nd inasmmssssn Of the
huegs h,mhfsne Of tie hfohrhi . tf0Sau.A
sha tho Lssgs rendered spsn 10 sisease tbs.
i.efsens saaef them elves 20 pfocfs.tssste esfI
aasA tpeks 81 81 f.sir Dee. shea . n The, he.,a
10 .. Concerned stost Their hesiih. ~hsn IN All
pfohssahf fss too late. Ma all $40 ks.s
cold 'sse timely ~stniag saa act fsa OF i ss
sooa =. p<ss2ihle.
Dr. Duacsals Exaecta,.ht Remedy ,t.s4s
tefufe me r9slle. Tested b. ihoesanA. ssd dat,
esrd IN almost esesy famsly thFoas4sout IN. 4.
fefeni States Tot diss.ses Of
TliL CHEST AND LUNGS
The rssl am .uni srl! - Ia. rsf,. .sd ,h.t Ia
~ msns psfsahs Who come back ed 49,, i
By the hsif doSsn estIles. - ssr!et-at s,,d.,cr
81 10 wonderful efhcsey
Call apcn n M1asu
NV = Nhecitns
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-14
MASONIC NALL pom SALE

vi hANCERf-Pu,.aani a. aseise made
~ the cafrat saHefiof taFi a. lss ard Chan.
coy Tor hhln couaff. ca the Iith car 4 Fekru
- lat 70 fAr satt 10 rhannsfF prnting their IN
he wen -fesn testara eas fAf saaassisfrsfor
anH hsifs e NaTras Htfsnn. asteassd. ION.
ptsfnanis. and ID mts " Ilsmsas .aa eaAtrs,
dsi.i'danis ] Nil. on aoaaAF the .itGh dsy
" Nav nerf, a. the front door o. the ooara hose
~ iihia rounir, ssli a. ruhlc sari ion. ihe 81
NUMBERED thfre ia the tsnth -4HAfr ia the
CITY ~ wheeling IN ssid county. with the I'M
ptaseiusnis and srnnfiensnces
TRIMS % sAIR-Tho purchase meney 10
b tsid ~ 'sJr equal insisimeats. ia one, iso
ihfoc ana tspf trafs fespeeMsrif ffam The onY
~ sas ,-rArh insislment hrsnne inteiesi from
mar daf. a-d e. be ,ecafed b, bond VIA geoo
seeHriiY. Hnd the title 30 be retained ass fafths,
secGfiy anti payment "a iuii
ISAAC " MITCHELL
f.h ~ - ,s.,.1.s.,..s-..
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81 TISTIlN.

DENTISTRY.
j. HA J. MERRITT DENTIST.
ftsFt ~ rrnneRGn1
lfiLLA aeulanee % me eiiizen, Of
.ase ns and %. icinny thar he coslem
'aAsae 1as csc ba f.udence. hnl VIII
81 operations I'd he Teeth
T.. Dwelling oa Quincy stree. between
anl f.Hh sfeeh on tqsars ,oaih ~ The
zee tsaes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
siarkcts-carefu!lvr reported far TIE 7-iSaae


ASHEsThe sale' 10 day were rn,her limited nj previous
prices; o btS Pot II ls4 aud 20 do. Peara at 20
CDlThN--The market is sieady ye,i rday ntes with
l exciting tendency 10 favor the buyer. Tbs sales
ahou: 800 rales
FLOUR AND MEiL.-Thr demand for Flour is "a and
fully mects the supply nj prsveus rates We noe saes 0
hhls falcr Michigan n, a5 80 bbis Troy. at - aGd
10 half bbls do p a: i6 There nothing dnc IN s1uhem
bbsn, So s3 Corn Menl inactive Sales ESQ barrels
Shp SrtIst iroy) at 10 cents.
GRAIN.-New Nbeht scarce old is held sbove the
views Of buye, No .a'es Nothin: nnz Rye: The la.t
sale at t6c, delivered. Ost dull 2 &c. Corn
heavy. We notice so bushels jersey nj 20
TOO do Southern ut s3 and 1910 DO i3
ioiS. VT.
WHlSKY-Saies 60 bbls Stuie Prison n, 25 cents
liAY-ines 40 bales for export nt 33isc.
PRDNiSO\S.-Ihe inquiry for Pork very duh. Mcss i
12sc lower Small saies made at 373f. Pnre Is
quoted IS. Sales of old Mes NJ 3s. In Bs.f
sales 80 bbs Mess at 63s Nothing doing Lard
In Icked Meats IN. ~ bj Shoulders 81. cent.
u1d 80 cases Hams ct 3sg cents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
Now Ready.

|. Protection AND FREE TRADE: The Cues
ton Stated and Considered: BY II. GREELEY, Is
just published in large close tact of lG pages
PFice 81 pet hundred, SIS per thousand. This
Psmphle, alma to present succirct and lucid sum-
mary of Tie argument for Protective Trrif, meet
ing and answering the adverse. assumptions OF
Free Trade'
...@ .AKlrF AS IT Is, comparc1 """ '''. ' '"'
spLSi!a;e Proposed by its Adyersarcs; being 3
ceaT statement of every material provision OF the
Present Tariff, with the reasons for imposing q
higher or lower duty on nearly every important
sftcle. The several clauses are contrased with the
mischievous and defective provisions Of Mckay
bill The purpose this Tractis to show the benef-
cal effects of Protection and the utter mpossibiit,
ol ai'ording even Incideatat Protection by Hori-
s0ntas Tariff. Price 81 per hundred, SIS per thou
snd. Orders are respectfully solicited, by GREE
lEr & McELaArH, Tribune Office, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
Pnrfn Rfcn.

We are day kindly favored b. friend with an extract Of
u letter received by hun from Mavaeuez. Porto ico As the
Information materially affects the trade with hn, island
would wish 20 draw attention To II: IL. : Gazette.
MAYLGUYZ Up. r. Aug. u. ls4i.
I'VE have been Obliged 10 perform quarantine of nur
1nys. regulation lately Adopted winch sub.
all vessels from ports hot New YORK day. and
all south days and those having bills of health.
ficm fur twenty i've days al the pleasure oi the autho
ties Business very duh here, and Sugars 10 be had
bought for Norfolk. of inferior quality SO 80
ard those good quality IN he had any price.
BIEAKw.TkR This work sr1piy increasing; it afeady
eHieud l31 feet third of proposed length no
The saeT the halhpTs even rendered
,aalivey Tranquil by the Influence sre,,ng
i,rce .f The ground swell; and SeO the whole ~ ke shall
have been completed, all the difficulties which nve heretofore
existed Shipping and landing good. III LGgcayu, will be
viaied.
EaSs-fie whole country seems 10 have been literally dc.
nre the rnn that fell the cty q" Caracas The 18th
A the 0 Of June. measured 20 inches ana .uguny
m Incies tell night The interior has Suffered vet
more coast; the following ransHtioas from Line
Of the 18TH last. viii idea OF the Tremendous
floods which have dcva,tneh the land.
Barinas,
We lean from core. pouden under date the 18th of
July that Indigo has destroyed by the rains the little
Fob eco that sowed hn> shared The fate Likewise the
Cacao; and lastly, thai The Corn has also pershed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

, i.ted 70 y, INV ia Circular rer Caledonia OF the th
instant ued u1ti p.r;ed IN fs,es'n m o u
rom iivcrpoo the ih inst per Acadia or lhe ls'h @
oders nssu,ei hrme position the recap; oi these e'
ces ard generally densnded small advance this hoseve
ns rccsdaa U bs pnfcbsscI nnd the business rsac"d
consequently limited The market nsHIn fully sup
oed az previous rates the second day and some dsPson
20 nre aes was manifested, This ms resulted reduction
If one eig quarter the lower slade. with
yhlch the market has been fully supplied l!p!des at
6er (o,ioDs generally unwilling sellers even At the above
xtreme quotations. and factors SILL refuse to submit
,e al considering that 'he crop does not
resent Of large yield although The plant u
unusually and forward Sn'e for the week ending ih
M, 2,CD bnes-pr the week ending 24th int. $50 lies
.ince TO date 2.O. with rmer present quota
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

{r~ Great Reduction :n Pricc,-FIFTY CEsTs
RsE Bo-rLs -- CHEF Of ms !oonsrcc. or inedi
chtst opnpnuni nfr-
l. lis brnc!ns ,renghenln- and clarifying qualities
.. IL gently eliminating the action oi the SKIN;
g. It's producing und encouraging reaction IN the bulb OF
roo, cad particularly the pulp Thch rece,yes The veSeE
and nerve, siving hte ard visur TO The haiI
J. is eguaiziis the circulation oi The fr;ds
lis ireng the skin from the effects nj perspaion. souri,
and dandua. sni disposins the hair To curl;
And frequent use viii the hair in beauty and
health 20 the hie~t period o!i;fe.
GrutTDus advice gwen n dscscs connected Win tDe
hair. al the Han Cutting Rooms ,,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

The trade OF city decidedly the ncreae conpa.
ed with years The merchants Oi the West beginning
appreciate Louisville better market than any
the West for laying 0 ,her supplies The great aren
which nus of late been 10 manufacture has
trary the spuTehenons of many mercantile given
d.r-rs the market, activity the retail
dull which pGpaile
and -, daily AMI hourly 10y all men We
TINT the attempt winch recently made Cincinnati.
To obuin the Kentucky trade by running pncke
that and Frankfort hus proved decided lure
was sredlced.