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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15

DELlwARE-Thc Wilmington Gazette OF FIJI
day pronouuces GaUant Lire Dci0ma,c a.
b. Drmolrat,c ard Rsdeemed, at the inspectors
El.ciioa." The Democracy are alive and active
On last Monday evening, they helian immense
asscnblage OF the Democracy a; Wilmington
and on Tuesday they carried the Democratic
tickle; OF that city for Council Treasurer. Asses
sor>. &c. b. an average majority oi 10. orr
friends appear 10 tc sanguine Of >uccess in NJ
Vpmlpr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15
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and individual, OF standing, report oil their own
knowledge. in some counties FIVE, IN some eisE'
and zen and in some a. high as twenty changes
"a ;he civil district, besides numbers who declare
nnenly they will mol vote at all. Can you douo'
shout Tennessee. when informed also, mat INC
Democracy had the strength in the last contest, II
there had been that confidence pefvadinS our
ranks that would have brought Us 10 The polls IN
our strength? In word. Tennessee is ours
The whole South, then, is salc-wilh one ex-
cepion-we assure our friends III Pennsylvania,
and in New York. Listen 10 no idle hraSgar
who preen,ls 10 doubt the Old Dominion. 1t IS
only intended 10 keep up tie tagging spirits oil
their followers, and 10 throw wet blanket over
our friends. Believe them not. Stand by us IN
November. and we will give the Wings a Wa,er-
! loo defeat. Shall We even except one slale =
! What saws North Carolina 10 The appeal Is II
possible. that She can vote for man like IT, Clay
/ whose leading friends now wooing coalition
/ with the Aboltionsts and who cannot he elected,
/ if elected at ALL without their vote ? Can Norm
/ Carolina aid in This CorieGeracy May We mol
/ call upon the Democrats OF the old Norm 10
/ arouse. and rally and save from The embraces
of Federalism and Aboilionism We dare mol
/ calculate al all on Kentucky We cannot APP
] al IN hcT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15

The Alexandria Gazette Of Saturday says
"G.orgjo is ri.H Ndc up"-And is it nol So, rs
5000 majority But this is not the sense N
which the Gazette meant it. BvusM, he meant
that the Wings had carried Georgia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15

BY yesterdays Southern mail We received the
following in hand bill We feel il Ia be oui du.
" 10 rcpubli>h this extraordinary document. We
10 not OF course, vouch lor H. hut ii The matters
charged lie not true, Mr. Clay's friends ill have
an nlunrunily oi refining ihcm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15

~ 10 IcIUail>h tuIS cNl!toI"ildl! uocuHteitt w Z
10 not OF course, vouch lor IT, but il he matters
charged lie not true Mr. Claws friends u III have
an Iporunity OF reluling them.
lFrom tie Uaiias Ga-eHc-EHra.
CHAVEZ, Ala Oct. 5. l,i!.
AWAKE PEOPLE or TIE SOUTH
RISE IN YOUR MAJESTY AND con
SIGN HENRY CLAY TO THAT OBLl-
WON WHICH THE TRAITOR RICH
Il MERITS.
HsuIg Chgs Profclhw Polog.
We hasten to lay telorc our readcrS The follow
ine iMroarAsy !et,cr from Col Russell 2 Me
Cord To Is 4. Reynolds, Esq; and IL the gen
ilencn occupy enyiabe positions in society and
are we'll known in this and the adjoining county
of Lowndes * we'll as tie references which Col
McCord ba> given, W. aic prepared II any no.
mont 10 give further proof, >honld the unbelieviGg
require II.
CARLowvlLF. Oct J. l-n
II Tie Edli0r III he D!los Go>eHc:
You will obise me by publishing The enclosed
copy of letter. which have recently received
from Col. Russell p McConi, 81 Lo~ndts coun-
~. Would 10 God. il was in the hands 81 eYef'
man. from the palapsco To the Gull Of Mexico
Ii exhibits Mr. Clay in his urGe position, 's man
totally destitute Of character.
Ru, what shall We say ol Col. Preston He
believed in the year 1881 that The great object ct
Mr. CLAY in forcing the protective policy upon
The country, was. 10 destroy the Icrpctuity oi Me
Southern Staic>-he heard Mr. Clay make THIS
declaration in Virginia and Low. with hi, Toni
and damning blot upon Nj Clay this man VIM.
c. Preston, Is using every art and effort to rducr
the honest planters oi the South TO commit n"
suicidal act OF voting for Henry Clay Shame
Shame
Read it, Sir-pubi>h it-spread i, before the
neonle et them Scc the statement and Let them
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
DEMOCRATIC. AMERICAN REPUBLICAN
MEETING

r1sS Tfsso e y SoR Rs. s e. s.. s% the cs
.oa e the Americas Party and .. viii %es
oS oss q; s;, 81 p's;ts, .aJ VS. or Is a STAT,
y" G",sgnn, az s9d ADDISON diner Gvsmor and
ses o. the & Is hi inst a. The house Of g sonea
hf I minutes Of the last meeting lead and accepted after
om st,er e answer 70 communicates addressed BY
ED and aud % be published The foilawns
ro n u ,r. NEw YosK, October 90 1874.
rS II ;s s,, have had
g with soaes "as and az ISs Sh. s
s"d Ge M % Siaeas s, 10 w. saS
ss%"o an % &c owing e 70 ny OFFICIAL duties which
ns ssi S .s asS a .yss sS
a a bsr ws h' .ujsct only The law for the abuse
$ E sS'
hereby aiding elect Henry Clay 70 the S1ede"cys s,
Sass4 as Of d. ,i pms g., x%se bad
ds pssy "Ss Ssrs s"a Veteran '1, bs
had bad Grey, into Maaea Es
5 aaa e se. sh and to
Sr Psssids9is Of the and also for f. dea
od that the understanding that should
fHy o@ sf Iii By a' each
have most s ss M s
ef liberty the eternal RspaS'
ss ts sFf' ss. ssS %
safety Of Young America md confident there traitors
h, ssSa $StiisS' s Sa
sa c ssS MY y sl e. ySs
Are Te dapsd They viii then force upon the country another
ss;s ca ;I%sy sI
M hess cu i s Gd poP s
especially the working CLASSES, 70 .as Of pupersm The
's as ;s%f @s s .'; .
Ba I he ssU ., p and a. % %
he 2 the s .ape ss.s s"ss oa wa the hostile
ss. ss Tss S.si.ss win
s"s WHO s h as. ses e. wS
psffs smsS sTGSsd M isd css is
K. ssi
h h% Psss M.s,r snd % sGns,a san. stand made
@ assa as. S % sS
Of st "as Ss Tss | 9s. @ 81 % IT. tp ry
not hesitate TO letter pupong to have been written
% a S TS And .y Sss 4
% Scs r b
election that reason govern. t M.s %sn ans .s
ss ssSs sG h. ysy sss,ya
r, s. Party R
ssi sSSs &C. z%sass Of If; @
g. Ss and ] S:sS
hang he whig party on the gaows We have only will IT,
and Sts Wright and Addison Gardiner will have thirty thou.
sand majority Do not suppose from what have written that
AT noi now an American Repucan is first in
is s1s asisass sf: .y Hs tick
am, WIN profound ,esIect, JOB Haskell.
After the reading Of the letter three times three cbee
passed - "s o"'io"s were
RESOLVED That when this meeting adjourn il adjouns TO
Resolved That Messrs Newson Brown and Cunlenson be
and Speakers 's - o'"'eis
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be published
u the New York Sun and Herald signed by the Chairman and
Secretary. = - ~ 1
Reaoved That this meeting do now adjourn after rv;py
three cheers Tor Polk and Dallas Wright and Garder and (.
vernon Dor TO attend the Mass Meeting Of the
Eortion oil the American Republican Party In the ParL on
Thursday evening, at O'Clock. ~ w.
w NJ. H. UNDERHILL, Chairman.
W. ann
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
Ship Huntress, Loyett, Canton, and others.
Miscellaneous Record

Hsaash s Hsa ss % 81 Sy the
dragged anchors and her from going ashore ali
'ns bs,a O. Esrss ssT ma,,s Ts om iSi . away cs,
% a.d o Ss.
Sem MARY Hutchinson Will. a, anchor in Portland
s.ch' and bScom 'e
spoken.
Caledonia Bander, Of Philadelphia 10th inst lat IS 3 Ion
Senator of London days from Sierra Leone for Trinidad,
Wansw Gu,Saloups ot Virginia 10Th inst lat 81 60 lon 70
Home Ports.
BASeon, Oct 2t-Ar Ontario Staples, NYork Churchill
Mc.iyery Prospec Benjamin, Providence. Cid oath,
wbELr..r, Oct s14T Ma..r Boardmsu Bangor for
SD S'.sis'" ss coamsS 81,
EEwss.rLn Oct se-sld s.r.nae, Carleton Cuba; CLARA,
1 jH:: psI: S:s q e.:
as. . s @ sGs sas.
r. put IN f9, h1sS s, s ushtR
al s.sss from % 81 s
$ g: $"2fs saasssas$ss
% Pc F.
ShsiissSs Helena Wasss;, fhladrlpSs Anaconda
Ss: E:s issss:y fR %
ss fs': s:': 'ss ssSs %. and
sii s:sT IT, ssssis% s.j':;
Hnchley Albany for do Passed by at to-day Excel
EDe.srowy Oct 21LArr Montreal, Snow NYsrk for Bo,.
n smith i and Bride NYora for Porsa Patriot Cafes
Bprioa ssn port the above and many Other. bound Eas
FOR Bangor sS 'S o% %
rain.
NAsrgcxrr. DC, 27-An Champion, Drew, NYork
deesaf ai sRs rS S e
Handy Albany.
PRovIDENcE Oct 26-Arr Equator Surges; Jas Lampheer
kenny Ioof Glass, BlydeGburg aud yIgant, Heath New
York SID Nigetta Smith. AID Liberty Townsend, phade
that LADY Washington Jones, Albany Arr 27h, Marietta
Ryan, Whelden, PhiladelphIa Herald Scpdder, Albany
Washington Hull, NYork; Montila, Wheele Newark, M
Below, fore aud aft schr beating Sid Georgia Collins
York; Rchd Rush, Nickerson, and VIM Young Adams Phi
ladelphia.
Nsw HAvrr, Oct H-sld Mary Elizabeth EBuekaoo, and
Annabea, Hand, Phadepha.
LHARLrsIsS, Oct 25-ln the ofhne Glendower Parsons
Newport w Mary Ann. Brown aud Lelund Kendrick r IN
HYork John Hancock, Rose Havana; T M,,chell Kuse
West Indies. Sid Lancashire, Lyon Hayr; Tit Wilkins
Havana; 2ith Como Eldrdge. Boston; Ann stlle, Wells
Mobile.
sAvASrAg, Oct 2t-Ar susannah Cumming Clark, Boston,
Chenango, Snow, New York Mary kmba Gregory, Boston,
Brave, Hallock, New York
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
State OF Trade.

AsHssPots are in very limited demand at 81 isi and
pearls At 81 % a4Sli
Brr.w.x-rrine yellow, Of all descriptions, sells as
wanted et a9I a soc.
CoTroNIhe msrke is arm, but the sales are small to-
day.
HAY-Ssles TO extent have been made at 40c The
receipts continue quite large.
Wn.xrY-D Drudge casks are very firm at 2Sc with
moderate sales Western and prison barrels held
- cents.
TEAs.a AUCTION ported in the ships Robert Full
at six months, payable in the city Of New York, be
msds satisfactory to the sellers
Hysons chests 81 0S cents per b 90 half do Is; 20 do
So II do 55t.
Young II; 45 hf chests IA 10 do 67S IA 10 s43 10
de 81 80 DO go do 4s do 4s lii do 4 10 do 46} 80 do
As 20 10 453 30 10 A. do a. 10 do Al As do 4O 1872 do
59 30 DO &c. ass do 3s 80 do 2 $50 do 20 100 do
DO 49, 20s do IA, rs do l2t, 2,sOs withdrawn
HI Skn-6 half chests so, 80 chests IS, SO do 30}
Gunpov dsr-4 half chests 49, Is do H. 10 do 6S} Is do
cs 10 do 90 ~ do 6l 81 do 6q "a do 5s3 Ia do 81 6do
56} 81 do 5S 0 do 65t 400 lab boxes 6O2 81 do 49, 10
boxes s7t l07 half chests Withdrawn.
mpersl 10 half chests "a do e33 13 dc co. 23 do b6
IS 10 b ~ do 53 400 3b boxes So 20 boxes b9 50 do oil
Souchopg half chests ssh So do &c. 10 do 30 100 do
2s 40 2b boxes s 2s half chests 80 boxes and 02 20b
do withdrawn.
PouchongI6 half chests s 80 do and is chests s2 50
half chests rs, - do and IS chests Withdrawn.
Chuls sn-2 halt chests 22}
Ksken- 40 half chests 2ss 6o do withdrawn.
Ooongl0 half chests az 10 do 4S1, 80 do a, 10 do
80, 40 do withdrawn
RIAL EsrArE-.At .ducton-Lot in Christopher Street,
l031 cst Greenwich lane 20 feet inches front, 46
feet rear sal feet deep side, 54} the other
81 400
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 80.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Bs,aa.. Ms1h1 "n as. saow Nsw 0eSo. 0ha Ew
sssRn Go Rapid Ward Havana Taylor, Madeline sh.nfisn
and FSnss Son: Eagle Fullerton, w%as nans.
,o Snp up s Satos Galloway 10 days from Charleston with
BsIape lsabel, Mckee days from Mayasuez, PR with
2'S hhds sugar re, e AIsoI % sChaqncey;
wh ~s rSf Bacbsn bsschs 40 days from Madeira
hide. hd1 sa 80 Ra 81 say. Y% Rio with
Ssr R;hsi SsS%as.a,s @sssss %so
dcso for Ihlsdpha brig Damascus for Rio aIst aud
ss asi.y d ss s Of SAh %
ss sss as?s s a T E. Sow with s
fo @ Tsdsd ns isd . 5 0H q, M ss s & sc % ,e p 2n Il
Ss1s sS e G% .ehS SsS s,s Hsrsa S
days m Society sV sh hnss' sc jS. o
Brig xi st% Ranl,% day; from La Brett
sa Sssi oa bslmo Sx Ss ss
BIs oiss, Lpysia%d days from Porto cab.llo with cor
' s?ss ~ S: s H@ 8 ss e + 9 Ii
ceGsn MSsfn brr rf% g0iG% or Noble y
% BscRe ss~ scaw h %
grs CIas9e Chase days from Mragoane with 100 bag.
sSe
s yiIs.is Wsshman days from Por. .q Prince with
slere &Go Left brigs Republic, Hoyt, for New York dx
Orbit Travers Of and for Baltimore dos Sarah Jane Andr
York ldg. ' " -"
Brig Macon Hayden II days from Savannah with cotton to
Danish Jane Maria csta 20 day. from Cape Hay.ien
with logwood, 10 Caryuana Co. ~'
British schr Hound Walers Is days from Barbados in hal
last TO g. Laurie 2sth inst lat Sc a. lon "a saw io Of
timber 6ulwarks aud ablacksmiths bellows apparently new
toes, 70 master. ~ i
master. ''' -
Schr Statesman, Was from Madison with lumber 10 the
master. " '' ~ ."s
schr Sally Sears, days from Gardiner with potatoes to
'-' =
schr Corneia York. days from Pottland with shocks to
master. 80 -''" :"
schr Liberty. Gushing, days from Bath with lumber 10
msster. '' =
Schr Elizabeth Hamlin, days from Bath with lub.r J.,
master. '-
Schr Richmond. Cushman from New Bedford with OIL TO
" -
schr Commerce. Carver, from Fairhaven Mass with OIL to
master 80 80 =
schr Amelia Rogers days from New Haven in ballast 10
master. =
sailed.
Ship Huntess, Lovett, Canton. and others.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
FOOT RACE FOR Sl4OO.

FOOT RACE FOR S14OO.
Fourteen Hundred Dollars will be paid for Foot Race
take place the BEACON COURSE, Hoboken. opposite
New York, the llth of November weather permitting,
70 lows:-
Si200 for miles 500 the first $3.50 the second
$3.50 TO the third SIS the fourth and $23 t the fifth.
Also, 500 for foot three mes-$l50 the first and
$50 to the second in the
entries 70 be made 9 before the 1h November
Of New York Such persons the privilege Of entering
Saturday previous the Entrances S. which be
X. Smith Park Row.
The Olowng have entered their for the
ten mile John Gderseye the winner Of the last
also John Barlow aud Thomas Geenha H. being the pc
desrans atc from England; also three others who the
last Steep Rock John Ross the Indian from Buffalo,
expected.
The Of three miles will take place o'clock precise
ly-aud the ten mile three O'Clock.
o3Of g. ~. BROWNING, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
SHIP NEWS.
Hy Inst Nights Southern Mail.

PIiLApELAHiA &c GAR Manchester Jsrman Rot'eYdsm
Seaman, scul NYork Oregon. C.oweIl Hartford. Below
Judge Hitchcock, Hathaway, iom NYork
BALIIMoRK, Oct 2G-An Home Waits. Turks Isaod; Napo
e N, C-sebrough Rio JansIro Nlsrha Knsman, D. nison
Passports Massachusetts, Coins New Bedford. Gallant Mary
Evans. .. Johns PIX; Emma, Cole, New York; Ceopatas
Barge, Rich Bucksport.
NoRroLK Oct 26Arr Watson. Doekrsy, GuadaIeupe for
Portland distress, leak, and Of hec cargo Abb
strac Mcknpon and Delphi ickeson Provincetown Cid
Hop, Moor Barbados, sid Parthan, Allen Orleans In
Hampton Roads. Vel,soo lie ds. st Jsgo for NYork
CH.HLssLoS. Oct 26-Ar Henry Ailsa Wilson, New York;
lIendovsr Parsons, Newport, Wales; 2jh, Leland kend
Boston, Mary Ann, Brown do; Jane sims Nassau M. ss-
ratoga Mallory Kew West Cd Trad Ferry. Chase Havr.
sid Southport, Griffith NYork; Carolina sherwood do; Orn
Pin, hney Hobbs Baltimore; Mitchell Kuse hasans Mo-
MoBILt. Oct 2l-An Lucy, Could Marbehead; Bora Hu-
nerville, New Orleans; Creole Heirn, Pensacola:
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
BANK OF MsrrRrAL. CRY BANK,

The total amount of the liabilities OF the Bank Of Mon
rcal was f672 1855 g. and the assets fl4e6 se7 s.
Total liabilities Of the City Bank fa9s $50 Assets
feoe6s ID H. In each instance the are valued
nearly double the amount OF their liabilities II s report
d that the runor in relation to the failing of the Bank Of
Nsnsal started for political effect So very little
cap has been made out Of it, the institution is sell
'yeUt and sound to tho core.
The provisions of the act Of the last legislature Of
Maryland for the eectual collection Of the State
direct tax have, in Somerset county. been vigorously
and the result H. that threeourhs of the whole
amount due for the years s4 and 1874 have been paid
into the hands of the Receivers within the last two
months Tais is very pleasant state of things. and
should tie result be realized all the other coun
tiles, tke finances Of the State rapidly improve
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
DE MOCRATIC asROCERs.-

numerous meeting Of the Grocers held at the North
call published papers for the purpose
0 Mo sss Dmoss @ s's
SSon:a l. S n T. S
%'S1 Tss%, S,It S'i{ F;is,S 5s4S9 William
DIsw csfssI lay TSs III
om % Gsbe EansSn 1y P sh ,a Phs
Fl he tes o then s a and pS The Pre-
aprech about hall hours length fun Of spirit and rra .
sa, %oo" ws ssnssi %sds and passed
hst @ he sss ss
NieI ana j. . bearns were appointed said committee and
Nj BAnbER was then called upon address the meeting which
saS sa then read and
.ss q: Ss % AWAY. Sss : GSPs:1g
ngs and ae'oas to the principles nantaiasd
are now uus & e.; their influence through their and
this commscial city IN favor OF poscrptve prohb
Therefore Resolved That view of the interest that the
Grocers numerous class possess in the pros
dsappove proscson varying from 50 70 iso
M selves s. s s e o % the East secured to them
Resolved That The Agricultural interest Of country,
hoaa be first consulted in the framing Of all laws general
RsoIys, That the and unparalleled low price. of
the grfa'p5a S product; p country the period
yelos It's beneficial results TACT that has pro-
% %G WORKING a... % ~ + % ss s@
closely identified with the prosperity Of the agricultural
and CONNER iI interest Of the entire countyy
Resolved, That we opposed United States Bank,
wh Clay pledged support and to obtain which Is the
nam object of the whgsb nasmuch the ouiy nstr.
men e. consolidate the great injury Of the masses
tesoiyed hat we will all honorable elect
James Polk George NJ Dallas Silas Wright aud Addison
Ga. diner aud the entire democratic ticket
Resolved That will Grocers out on horseback on
ssgay eve evening NOys%Ss ccleeI
Torch Light Procession.
On motion, II was
Resolved 1ha, committee Of from each ward be APP
pointed make the the
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
UNIV SITY OF NEW YORK.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

HE introductory Lectures Of the ensuing session will be
given ia the UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CoILEGLr $50 Broad
way commencing on M.ndsy evening 2s'h instant seven
MoSpAyPossor Mott: Hints for the Improvement Of the
Medical Profession aud the adv Of New York
place Of Med, Al Education.
PossoE Pstson: On the evidences Of Design in
the Mechanism Of the Skeleton.
WEpSEspAy.-Proessor Revere: On the influence Of the
Sciences particularly Medicine, modern civilization.
THURspAY-Profesor Paine: On the Physiology Of Diges
tion.
FRIDAy-Proessor Bedford retrospect Of Medical Educs
tion "A New York
SATURDAY Pr ssor Draper: On the Relations OF Atmos
phsric Air TO Animals and Plants
The profession and public generally respectfully
attend. JOHN WILLIAM DRAPER,
o23 NFM&Th ltwsrc Secrrtsry Of the Faculty.
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
BLANNcHARp,s PATENT STATUE, WOOD AND
CHURCHES, PfjBLiC ROOMS &c.

w Fl Q l. Z A i E A N ID K Z IA l..
THESE STOVES Statue Of Washington, the Father
Of Country. The liberal they received last
winter and the universal they gave has induced the
inventor az Introduce gany
oanented with mica door, and sunouned with splendid
female figure These have decided advantage favor
Of the purchaser They he without
expense, with very le Numerous testimonials Of the
good qualities Of the above from gentlemen Of the high
ndg from all p,rts Of the United be
the Of the subscriber where will also be found the CORN
Paor and splendid article,
any YET offered the pubc together with complete
assortment Of Stoves Of all descn ptions.
JAMES HlNDS, No. lt Grad street,
door Of Broadway.
NB-Ststues for stoops Nches and pur
nos for asa o30l IN srrc
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

y III. LUDLOW, Auction..r
SpLENDlD BRoCHE CASHMERE SHAW 8. Of the
st import.u and Patterns received and will be sold
4 p"bc Aucu, by \. H. LUDLOW & Co, Auctioneena
he large om OF the Apollo, No 40 Roadway, oppost Lis
e ara ST. on trday Nov st at ~ lock Shsws high
cost are now sold IN Paris and Lopdon
se TO t Ladies' better chance xsmns them spacious
rge assortment similar orun, will be af ded above
-eig az inyoce JUST landed from ships Baltimore aud Ago
,nd can be mined the day pvou (Thuday } after
oc,ock ~ These shaw warranted sopDd aud eect and
drnce as Of the best quality
ne af VIII comprise the following viz: India and
and ha Cashmere Sh,w Persia Teahan and absel Thbet
Sawls &c Nc Several being leced expressly for this
ket a. high cost from the Great Fair Paris Also Shawls
Queen of the French, the ncess de Nenour DE-
lonye Sc Sc Sc For further particulars Catalogues
which Will be re dy on Thursday at IL o'clock Sale Peremp
tory. Terms ca o29 4iisrrc
THE NATIONAL THEATRE FOR SALE
giRTURE Of adeed Of to the subscriber dated the
ltn day u July 1895 and recorded tn 2oh day Sep
49, 33 and 333 Of h- land records Of Washington conn
the Distrctof Columbia viii sell AZ public sale 10 the
highest bidder Saturday the Cd day Of November next At a.
ociock T. NJ IN front OF the premises Lots No a. 10
,qusr- NO 2 IN the city Of Washington
ad lots covered by ths Theatre thereon
with seven ion feet each side of the building by the ec
ION OF the Bank Of the Metropolis for whose benefit in pa
this created. = -
Terms Of sale will be made known the time and place Of
deed all the right and tile vested in me Nv the ao
said deed Of trust. GEORGE THOMAS Trustee
o22 t3issrrc x auc,;ons.r,
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
BY LETTERS latent OF THE UNITED STATES
CLIREHUGH'S TRlCOPHEROUS;
PATENT MEDlcaTEp COMPOUND,

PATENT INDICATED COMPOUND,
NURES Badness Grey Hair and entirely eradicatea
seu and Dandrn This article differs from al the other
thorough physiological knowledge Of the growth Of the hair
and its connection with The skim well knowledge Of he
intended g annoip The hair with apple ,tio only q the
&C. connected with the bulb OF the hair Thus by keep
ing up the the skin healthy circulation
which be allowed subsde the baldesl head
again covered with growth and the hair changed
head having the effect upon Dsndru thar hot
has sugar clearing fuuraceous
from the skn which frequently the primary of hald
and hair In bottle will stop the hir
from falling of Principal Office 203 Broadway (up sta) ad
ST. o3O &c
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

FROM TAMPico-The schooner Virginia Antoin-
ete, arrived Yesterday from Tampleo whence she
sailed on the sth inst There YVES American vessel
In port British sooI)f war lay the harbor wsitin
arrival OF specie; humber vessel, we've else u ing
outside the bar bound in but owing 10 the prevalence o
north winds, no communication had been had with the
shore for twenty days The village Of Tusban about
miles south OF Tampco, was nearly destroyed the LIST
inst by severe gale gross outrage Is stated, had
been Committed by the author OF Tobssco Fr. nch
sailor IN consequence OF quarrel into which he had
fallen with some natives. Richsnd Kesne, one Of tho
Texan prisoners who succeeded time since on ef.
f.c,ng his escape from Perote came by this srrivaN
q BIIlr Ocf
The New York herald., 1844-10-30

FRoM MExrco-By The brig J. w Huntington,
from Vera Cruz, we have our regular files from
that city, and also fom the Mexican capital The nior
nation recevsd some days since by way OF Havana of
the liberation Of the remaining Texas prisoners
6imed Two OF them, +. J Smith and v lillian McMath,
have arrived We understand that the whole number
were released, except spsnisrd named Alvarez What
would De his fate was not known The u schooner
Woodbury. which sailed from Galveston the 30h inst
having board Mr. Green, bearer Of governpe des-
patches had not arrived Vera Cruz the
was any American vessel OF at sacrihcss Five
French vessels, two British vessels and spanish ship
were at anchor a. ,hs island Nothing new touching the
war against Texas " o Bulletin Oct. 81
The New York herald., 1844-10-30
Died,

On Tuesday morning. 2oth inst after short bnt severe
Illness, NArHaEisL OSCAR OF Na,hanie and Ann
Maria Finch aged y ars, 3 months aud IL days
The relatives and friends ci the fsniy are requested
TO attend his funssl from the residence OF his grand
father Capt Anthony Fountaine, ~ Charlton stree,
tion