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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER

10y rir;ue of deed OF trust executed TO the
3 subscribers bv Col Thomas p. Richardson,
to 5h DAY of June, 1913 and recorded IN Char
lore Coun.r Court the same Gav VIC Shall pro-
cd :, sell. ~ WHY Of pC5!ic auction, on the pre-
,sjs.. near Charlotte Court House ON Wedncs-
,'4v. the Sin day Of October next. he LOT OF Land
on which Col Thomas p. Richardson now re-
sr,> containing about q: icrcS, on which is 81
,us;cd large ana comfortable Dwelling House
and also 4 Tannefy, commanding an extensive
patronage >.
The Tanucrv and few acres OF land adloin-
irsi,. will he sold separately from the Dwelling
House. Also - acres OF Land adjoining he
former, being the residue remaining after ne sale
10 George Harvcy. Also the undivided moeiy
a, the said Richardson in the Lo, OF III acres,
adjoining the Dwelling House Tract, owned
Jointly by him and DR.. Brown. Also, Lot oi
ia acres OF Land. bought of James p Marshall,
ana living on the road leading TO Prince Edward
Court-house. ,o.,,-,
SLAVES-and all the said Richardson's stock
of Hoses. Cattle. Sheep and Hogs, and all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and plantation
Tools Tanners and ShocmakcrS' Tools one Car.
riage and Harness. four Wagons and Gears, ana
one Piano Forte.
TEeMs.-The Slaves will be sold for cash
and The other persona! property Oh credit o, s'A
months for all sums above 80: for that sum art
under cash The Lands will he sold on ere
dit OF one and two years, the purchaser siyln9
bonds with approved personal security, ana Ceeu
Of trust on the land sold, 10 secure the payment
Bond and good personal security will also be
required of the purchasers OF the personal pro-
TIE title Of all the property is believed to be
good but, acting astrusiees, we Will nc; be liable
for any detect.
RICHARD J. GAINES, (T,ss,sss
WINSLOW ROBINSON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

MrRpER N NEw- oRLEsss.-OurN New Orleans
papers Of the 9Th inst. bling us the particulars OF
horrible murder committed on 3 young lady
the day previous. Tie name of the victim was
Ca.harine O'Btien, who lived with her mother at
the corner OF Gold and Grod streets, and the mnF-
dere7 was married man named Bond. who Pro-
fassed 10 be desperately in love with heF snd had
several times made dishonorable proposals to her
which she had rejected. shc was TO have been
married to another on the next day; but gong
to vsi. the house OF an acquaintance named
Mrs. Lcnnen, she a!owed herself to be persuaded
to take ride to the Lake, on the Shell Road, with
Bond and Mrs. Lsnnen. The P:cay9ae says (;
II returning the driver heard The gentleman
COMEDIAN of Illness saying that Il affected hun
pnp!easantly to ,ide backwards. Accordingly
nc CHANGED seats with one OF the females 10th OF
whom TIL then had been on the back scat. In.
medateiv thereafter the driver heard the report oil
a pistol, when one OF the females jumped from Iae
coach. The o:her was sho; dead through the
breast. The horses had taken fight al the report
IF the pistol and the shrieks OF the women and
ran off. As soon as the driver cou!d CHECK them
he turned end saw the man INSIDE with hls Plstpi
pointed to his !n3uLh as II tn oi"w MS own heao
OF. Seeing that he was observed he turned the
pistol upon the driver, who at once sprang from
the box. The murderer then icarad on; himself
and fed into the woods.-The DRYER heard him
twice discharge his pistol-one OF Colts revolving
ones--but whether with & view TO commit SUI
eide, or 70 induce the imp'cssion:tiat he had done
so, we are not informed a, present. The woman
who sprang from the carriage was severely bruised
ony; it was at first reported that she had broken
limb. The body was at once taken TO the
watch.housc Of The Second Municipality.
The scene at the wa,cHtouse was most dis
trcssinr. The unfortunate Vic,im-who was but
about seventeen years of age pretty, and N full
heal,h-was laid cat in u PINK dress, while her
mother was close a. hand. The wife OF Bond,
who keeps miiiinef's shop at the corner OF De
lord and Maaaanc.strcets, was also IN the room,
d beautiful woman, not more than twenty-ihrec
wears Of age Mrs Leanen was not present, hav-
ing been badly injured while ieaPlng from the
coach. She is much blamed for the part she has
taken although with what justice time will un-
fold 1t is though: by some that Bond killed
himself in the swamp, while others suppose that
he only fred the pistol with the intention OF de-
ceiving the driver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

Packet hp Toronto. Gri~cd I'm London and Portsmouth,
June LIST, ndse and passengers TO Gfiswod: - :, =,
nil Henry hnmJsou sylvester, hareileS. ilay IS
pissed Gibraltar It.i June nd.e L. Lawrence X fhers.
Big NBEawBn. Downs. from Aux Cayes. coite 10 : W
swedish big Daniel Odelnark GO dis from Rotterdam. mdsq
Gr= za, Lockwood 10 days from st CroS sugar to de
BgiS bag Telegraph. haywood ds I'm Bermuda in bal
last 10 Middleton {. TO. =.
.clf hetc eeley. 10 s I'm 81 ,ngo lie Cuba 10
McCIeay Co. Lett. rc Gen BROOKS, Peko and sciT Gun
lew Cfo,vei liz; hafs Cne o'n. aud sch Coardo.Swan,
dchafsng schrs Eleanor. Tew, aud E'irch Ei waiting
cargo
sctr John .czer. Gosin. d. i'm Virginia. wood.
British schr Neptune, Tracy - Is i - Johns Nj. fish 10
-chr Vennicn. Seaman, d from Iayre de Grace, iron Ia
Sshr Mary Jane Powell ls from Norfolk dso to urse'
sciif l. HARRISON Baker d, I'm Folly Landing the
nhseT.
:;cir Oron. Lynch. Virginia.
s;cht Nin !. Cross. Chambers. Philadelphia
Sc.r Wave iulbT0ok, inoWRston.
Schr Amelia Johnson Chatham.
s>iOOp i!.eHlN. Hartford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

WnrAT-LME.-Wc saw yesterday 8 parce.
of very superior red Wheat, weighing 81 pounds
per bushel, which had been purchased for city
grinding, ana which was raised unocr ciTcum-
stances showing what good management may
effect in the agricultural! line. The Wheat III
question was the produc, Of a field which a short
time since was part OF :: waste common that had
been uncul;ivated for many years, and was
deemed 10 be too poor and worn out TO yield any
thing, After enclosing 1t the present owner put
lime upon it in the proportion of one hundred
bushels TO the acre, and subsequently, followed
the lime with liberal application Of stable ma
nurc. Last Fall the field thus prepared was sowed
in wheat and has just returned u crop OF the very
hest quality, averaging thirty bushels 10 the acre.
The field thus restored and enriched Will require
but little additional outlay for years TO come, and
III the meantime viii yield liberal annual return
10 the sagecious owner. Bait. Am.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15
Correspondence Of iiyns.,oa & Co, EI2'ss. Walt

The East IS Ill iring means draw forth from The zen
yn-yv me --i vha;e:er may conduce to e ~ vlh,ae
a., ys-. .-o asl the Boston Timber C"fnpGay with hoa
i.n,el I,..t. Mt head tie advantages tia "- -
be m,qnsd from the anunerse iore.- OF sturdy OAK w
on- the whole Inc FL LAKE reSiOn. u the u''eI
mo-, ilt- Jl.o. Even before reaching lie Western efn-
mn ri ih- En-. anal the chpc.l srd ship timber be.e
Ientg ana furnished G supplies Ion. desirable, ar.
incr on and ry the bet Of cne'ei siii 10Y
,-ing crr and forwarded 70 Boston Huge log: ni birch ~ IT.
nu md i-fry sou,e Of which weigh unr tons, nfs a!hs
~ r0!fe l,r The point named. @c logs are ehpie wa
auni Ia b.y and from thence ~ Boston. ana me- W.,
,i.. nd lnag manufactured ya'!DC= Articles i"i tr
: Nav G inr lumber trade ce"cr-I!y al ihis poh' Gun
0.g that i's increasing importance 'ei -
win heavy capital. have agents 10 Oh'. Canada anu ",
vu:ot, t!ie District. iuah= purchases. ana te HiIi''' u
yasei. entirely !r-sh-d ;- paTt vsrT nnte"!'
Back Is nuut CEc;y. Fine. Napc aud v ie " "o' 'efs'-
ns constitute nearly AL tina; ), exported ~ s 20
cie Y, heat - cents. Sa6dlssy % cents Com ~, -. ., ,
cents " e,ierB trimmed dry hidcs s. celts canal boa" e
wanted mud tire cement, wuf TO TX The canal Tariff al u
i,lsh standard iUr tie ensriH- fall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, JULY -
Cleared,

Shios Margaret Forbes Prescott Liverpool Cato. Wales
RIO Juleo oodue = Co; Norma Barton. Havana, Nose
i:at. liverpool Stamford Quebec Goodhue * Coz Cato
Wales Kio &c JaHeuo, ,"
Brig a:dnln ard Philadelphia Nesmith & Walsh; Ia
ward Blake Cole Bangor. Bucn Peters. AieDancn, ire,l
nilahei pisa. Fu,er NrkersoH: iicycn, kuubow settin
VIA AIy.c Johnson & lpwten ErU;i-ts. IhurOw, Bnfa
does ,rc:t 4 Vo,e Marion Gage Collins. Ainca. I-dnle &
Borden JOHANN .acob saipu. Amsterdam. WIN Wiser
Michael, Lhsophus, ~ Thomas, j. & fopie; MGdSJn
Hoe. Savannah, ruIges < Chairman. ,,
sears May Clark. rhladelphlH johns Smith. Williams
Wilmington NJ, John Osdea Emma julia. Carutaer ew
tern NJ. ~ at uy0ca. iulas. llgyre dc trace. Md
l. NcCfcaGy h ca; Roe, Srcdlcof. baltimore, o'iS"a
owEen Direct Gardner, do. - !, BIi::s: Iu!:ete CRY
er,.urfs iiunier: Belle, Ncia.h H05ioS, surges &
iciruun Ellen Chapman. Phi!atelaa. NcCfehd- Il
TO: Sarah Mara. Benson, Hosun; L;iiy, ta;a BaiEof
..uIu Ann. fucker, Portsmouth.
Soo.,, Helen, Perry Aew-Uedord; Nc"'N ORR, GnTiHer
Pro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15
TrSr-" Tie Rrare OF o."

BY JOSEPH Bovcrrox
Tusr-" Tie Brare Oh Oas.'
4 SHOUT 70, the Nai-s, the true bold Vhs..
Who are ffn n ;hef strong ARA
IIe,e : Z cheer and tocst 70 the Patriots boast.
TO our gs!laa, rnd st.ncb Hurry CLAY
There Is tina, 10 his na1e which Tie trumpet OF anne
Shs!l echo with laundering blast.
While the mantle Of Wo will alight on the !oe.
And their hopes 10 oblivion cas-.
CHORUS.
Then sbort for the WhSz, lie true bcd " higs,
Whose hearts are ready ind strong.
And lons shout they. while their champion, Clay
Snail live IN HI, Country. song.
vneu Britain fierce tired, in her n,olcut p,ids
To humble the OF the Fee.
Aad her .nsnits flung Sailor ansag,
Who hoi.;ed our Gag the
lake tfurnpet-caii. IN the Congress hill.
The voice Of our CLAY rang far
Mil.t the Country alarms. II shouted - To ARM
Arm arm for the righteous Wax
When Columbia's brave met tie foe on the wave.
And grspped them ercey on land.
With hsart glowing warm. HARRT CLAT's was the ann
That strengthened the Patriot Band.
Wi,h life blood anew. cur yourg Eagle flew.
SIDE by SIDE with me Stripe and III. soi. lname
Ard Pence. smiling. through that hnce-honoEeV
IN the wake Of proud Victory, c.'.
Wien the br.,!ing South, with c!Iaorous rno;.,i
The notes Of Disunon sung-
YVhen with treason r;c, Civil Drscoli'. aHiie
Ger the nation inpendn. huD--
u!.yoice j. wa: then. that feechoed again.
And stuffed tho dTeiu alarm
Will. his mastery grip seized the he,a Of our Ship
And ,l,e brOvely ouuole ,!e storm.
Nov the weGin tha, ring., md tine yeel That
Ger the iusincrested ocean away,
The tiiing. proclaim. that from Georgia 10 Name.
Tie People are rousne for CLAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

An ERsAxo Boris EpucNroN-A boy Of thir.
teen or fourteen was about 10 be sworn 10 give
evidence at an inquest lately held, when he said,
as if he feared be was unfit to take at oath, that
he could not read. He however SAID that he
WAS in the habit OF gong to chapel, and was ac-
cordingly sworn. Having gwen his evidence in
y ,olerably clear manner, he, much 10 the sur
prise OF the jury, wrote his name in clear, lcgl-
bic hane at the end OF The deposition. y juror
thought it rather strange mode of education to
teach boy 70 w;ite before he could read, and
felt curious to ascertain how he learnt. The boy
said he had learnt to write nothing but MS name.
and g juror informed the Coroner that il was
common thing for Grand boys who had 10 sign
their names irsqueatly, to be taught to write
their autographs aud nothing else. London paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15
Things In phi.ndeipnla.
Correspondence OF The New YORK Tribune.
Pun, r,,t put. Iulv III

Correspondence OF no New cE lfDGne.
PHILADELPHIA. July l3-P NJ.
The military still remain on duty, none Of tho
companies having yet left. At five O'Clock THIS
evening" parade Of the several companies take
place. and will, understand, be reviewed by the
Governor. The Penn Squares have been opened
for the use of the military by order Of councils.
The judicial examination IS still progressing,
and number of important arrests have been
made, which has naturally created much feeling
in Southwark member of the Grand Jury,
MIR. II. Springer, master carpenter Of South
wark, and very respectable citizen, WAS arrested
at the instance of u man named EVERY, who
states he heard Mr.. S. say, They would have
fixed the military if they had not been with
drawn-that they would have fired birthstone at
them" Mr. s. was held to bail
The testimony OF Capt. Haswell last evening z,
implicated man named Eaton Harwood, i
butcher, as one OF the most prominent IN bring
ing the cannon in front of the Church on Sunday
morning to effect the release oil lion. Charles
Naylor, was arrested this morning und committed
10 prison in default of Ssi3, 900 bail HARDWOOD Is
charged with Riot, MURDER, ard HIGH Urea
SON.
Washington Conrad, charged with knocking
down Capt. Hill, of the City Guards, was also
committed in default of $4,000 by the Recorder.
He is elso charged with murder.
Harwood's wife and child were IN Court at the
time of his commitment, and the scene at part
ing is represented as having been Of the most al
Getting character.
Rev. MIR. Coleman and some fifteen or twenty
Others, have also been arrested the particulars
Of which will furnish in my next.
HARDWOOD and Conrad were escorted to prison
by body of the military.
The soldiers, preparatory TO their dress parade
at p. NJ arc mastering III every direction.
ArTEMrr Al DEsTRucTIos.-A carter, named
Elijah Sharp, residing in Front street, near Arch,
attempted TO cut his throat this morning, with a
penknife, at his stable, in Drinkers Alley. lie
is evidently insane.
ANornER ONE or TUE WoUNuEn DEAn.--Ell-
jah Jester, shot BY the military on Sunday night,
died at the Hospita! last evening. He was a
chair.malor by trade, sober and industrious in
his habits.
AnRlvEp-Sam Wade, a notorious burglar
arrested in New York arrived here this morning
in company with police officer Smith. lie i;
charged with several burglarics
SrocKS.-But little done in stocks to-day. The
sale. the First Bo1rd50 shares Grar Bank liz;
10 Western do, d; SbiI StHle o. a. S5N COUNTY b.. ~
2l.; $500 Tennessee Bonds, So scO Rcadng Rai'oso
Bonds, tS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

CsuGHr TARrAS.-The Louisville Journal of
the OH INST. says Tho Loco. Focos, IN putting
up their pole on the Fourth, set steel trap upon
the cross tree. Yesterday Loco oco went Up
the pole 10 put 4 coon-shin in the trap. The
laundering fool however got caught in the trap
himself, and could not extricatc himself Tor fiji
teen minutes. Has friends below had 10 call 10
him and tell him how TO get out. He cut q
pretty figure" tree" and caught In n
steel trnp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

A MYSTERIOUS ArFMR-Thc New. London
Advocate gives an account Of the remarkable
disappearance of man aged 2S years by the
namc of David P Cornwall. About O'Clock
on Wednesday evening, July 81, it seems, he left
his home on Winthrop's Neck, in = scow boat, TO
90 to his father-in-law's at Gales Ferry to spend
the Fourth of July, since which time lie has not
been heard from lie had about $500 with him,
and there are strong suspicious of foul play.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15
The g.his Almanac for The year 1871.
4 convenient Boo. d Reference Ior PoI'tic'das
and Others during TIE coming Presidcatial


and Others during tke coming Pres'de"tlh
Campaign.
IL contains Cl!eadar5 ard Astronomical eaicu's
on, made for every meridian from Name 20 Louisiana
Lstof the Executive officers OF ie aitet S't'
judges 81 the supreme Cont wltn tne!f Salaries; corr
!et- Lot Of the Nsmbers OF Tie rs:sn' United states ea;e
md House Representatives arranged ACCORDING 10 their re-
riye SITES anil tie Io!l;ics Of each MEMBER dss-at-d
History Of the T- f.s, sG Present TaTi!is; Comparative
Statement, of the most ;os.t articles bearing specific dn
les imposed BIZ the acts of 1916 .s 1928, 1892 agd 1872
THE P.ssESr TARIFF Law OF NE uaisES SIZES, IT,
l- the ~: av Un TIA, sGbirct National benh WIN
.y,-.c,s from Nj, N'cpur'5 Report; PaoT A>E
lc.yIypy.rEylI, i.IsEpfEScy AID NEcssslrY. sr TIE
Hos CHAsLEs Iicnso< o. A.s THIS ''!o-oie n4 uss.d
sssv ocuc;es II plges L, !lcts s2,lons I'D d0e;ss
ought 70 BE- qdcs:oo b ever citizen VINO lakes al interest
n the eaus oi American Industry and the afospoE: Ct tie
eop:e of the Uasd sa;s Extracts from Nj L!ay speech
N the pu=iic Lands. These occGpT seFe-! .eges
ed .e 10 r:yea general interesting sab
ect Anecdotes Politics and Politicians, -fote pub
i,l..J. ELECTION RETURNS, b. States, CcngIei
ons Districts aad Counties. These Rsuns The laileI
and mos comIles which haze been itsh5d. Ihry
prepared a; S7c. Labor and coasc -x1eus expressly
ol t= Wing Almanac. Ia-ywI! b, Constantly ,,srel 10
lprr- ~ couiu ye.r sg show oGY tn returns of
he rese; ys! at 20 hc.r OF 1916; Tines ofho!i2s :-e
nous ~ esc, OF hc State Popular NlF. IN GG;en
md ra auisoun 1896 AID IN !SJ; The num5sf OF Electors
isJ. SITE N $40 IL -aica elrh
ua;.si 1915 5is ci ms Population. DebtS. Governors
nd Chief justices c! the several stake; Anecdotes of Nj
Clay john Ounce Adams Coi. Johnson s,c &c.
IG5 The gnc- C: tie Wing Almanac zane last
'-aT notwithstanding II CONTAINS sboG, qrssler
Single copies II cents; - Per dozen; s. p., l0e
Order. e panied b. the cash. ros7AAsTER.
emitting, free o! 9oslas 81 for Dozen copies VII De
n;illsd cory It eortaiGs Sheets, AID sub.
eet OILY 10 PERIODICAL portage
Il The W ZIG LliAS-lC Is rasua'ly Published every
5-SE, ard Is o.. ysl.- isct Z PERIODICAL postage.
GREELEY !; MeGLRAIh. Psbl.shsr...
T5G6- Bindings. N-..-Ior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

on Martial Vineyard July II. spoke VIM Lee. from Now
port Tor South Sess
Iresrsed at oston l-: ust. Minus of Lynn, last rom
81 iiee:n. l5Dl bbs oil.
circd Sew Bedford. ia.h inst. Marcia. Rowland. MY
Cua-
snlci from Frcc,owD July iiih Harriet, Dm:e, Indian
Ocean
Spoken Nsy Tin lal6a5s. Ion 40 u. NmTod, Rogers 5
ilaIbcr. i5u BIDS ui..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

J." Sylvester 4. Tanner aud Elias II. Murray,
two coun,erieiiers. have been arrested q, Oeau
and taken to Fredonia, in charge OF passing spu
rious bills of the Manchester Bank. vi. They
were Of the denomination OF SlOs and $50. il
is said some Of the trash was palned of in this
city few days previous TO then arrest.
fHnilnln Cnr,r,nrr;nl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

IMpRovEMsNr.-Mc are gratiticd to observe all
around US evidences of,he growth OF our village.
Some twenty buildings, mostly dwelling houses,
and one church of respectable Size, have been pat
mp during The present season, or arc IN process of
erection: and several others are about to be com.
menced. The prospects Of the Water Power
Company in our immediate ncighborhood arc OF
The most tlatterinS character. The attention Of
heavy capitalists has been drawn to the numerous
advantages here offered for every sort OF manu-
tacture, and under the hcncfcent operation of the
Wing Tariff, II is expected that several large cs-
adjustments will soon he added 10 those now in
operation. The Screw Factory now employs lC0
hands, and has orders for twelve months ahead
We congratulate the grain-growor of this region
upon the improvement, in their market which this
state OF things promises. Let them only stand
by the Protective policy of the Wings, and that
policy will stand by them. lSonlerset IN - Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

Sign OF THE TNEs.--A gentleman fromWheei.
ing arrived in this CITY yestcrdsy,in company with
six s,sge-loads OF passengers, iogty,eisht in all.
A vote on the Presidential queauon Was taken as
source of amusement, which resulted-t5 for
CLAY ana 3 for Polk. Phlld Forum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

WATER PinArEs.-Mc have received inlcrma-
lion of the existence of an organized hand oi
Plundercrs, between this city and Alton. formed
since the great rise in the river has driven so
many people from their possessions. These
scoundrels have visited alnos, every farm between
the two places, and seized upon every thing OF
value to be found. Household property, poultry,
wood, rails, every thing within their reach, is
laid hold of by them; and il the owners OF the
property demonstrated against these acts, they
were threatened with violence. These water
pirates claim that every thing found in Ike ,ooter
belongs to them and act upon this assumption
a day or two ago, when driven from the premises
of one of our best citizens, they threatened TO re-
turn, and take his life, IL he moestcd them.-
They ddrc;urn with reinforcement OF Ilcn, in
two skiffs, armed with pistols and guns. They
were met in the same manner, and again driven
from their work ofplundor. Others are not, how.
ever, so fortunate in protecting themselves from
these dcpredations, and very considerable
amount OF property has fallen into their hands.
ST. Louis Republican, ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15
Passengers Arrived.

IN tic snip Toronto from Londor-iiis : Eaton Of To.
-onto Caaad7: NJ EzaYeti Arnold. Nuuds,ock: Catln
;ieny Coin Royal Navy: Capt Duane. NlUlS; jhts
I,n.c,eiu edc Hamburg: Nm Cook Robert e HsNt"n.
;ury Newton zi HILL Frederick " eelef. John lny ior.
Gcoige Boyd jaime, angs;on. EasIaEd aud u IN the steer
nse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

Iay H. Ia, s. lon a, Virginia Wiley. i'om New York Tor
Jacksonville TT.
July 4,h IN Crooked ilani Passage. brig New Eng land OF
Boston from AUN CuyeS Tor Boston.
June2 Int - 81. un - -. h'ig Samuel X lhnnas al Pro
ynceown II months out. 0bscls or steering io the VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

\ ROGUE CAcEp.-A, the late |. s. Cour; IN
Detroit, Virgil VI. Rose was convicted of aiding
in making counterfeit CON, and sentenced to The
Penitcnuary Tor two years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

SrABssp.-A young man from this town, by
the name OF Sheldon, we learn, WAS stabbed In
the arm Il; he Loco celebration IN Benardstown.
on the 4.;h lust in sort OF row.
rGceen5el6 Corr;er
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Upward ri 1000 head # Cattle arrived from vai.oci a'e'
Sales wefe made g. 20 Extra "a 10 J3s- ~, 50.
Coz and Cgye-2fQ IN market Saes q: 81 % - eN'f
3 To g. -'Yrs-e-s u Oi>. Caves u - 70 : -
Iia-s-5i7 NJ market. sllel made 81 J.. n -.
heca I'D LaGb.-l7c) offered. ranging from 81 81 u
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pasScu-rrs Sailed.

IN the slp gIrgaj4a fer Observation-Disclosures Mercs
lads and enid Germany; George Clark. ONO; john Burden
nur Frederick Cubt. DO; john EastwooddD Mr., Aleu-
NNurk. !,