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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-26
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

POI From Concord M.rrimack county, by Hook
set, Manchester, Merrmack, Thornton'. Ferry
Nashus, Tyngsboro' Mass. North Chelmsford and
Middesex village to Lowell, so miles, and back
twelve times a week in railroad cars
Leave Concord every day except Sunday at 7
m and p m. arrive at Lowell same DAYS by 10
a m and S pm
Leave Lowell every day except Sunday on ARR.
val OF the Boston mail, say at 8 Ia a m. and IL
p m, arrive at Concord same days by III IL m and
3 l-2pm
202 From Concord by Pembroke, Allentown.
West Deerheld, South Deerheld, Raymond Epping,
Exeter. S.rzthsm and Greeplxnd to Portsmouth 81
miles. and back three times a week in two bor..
coaches. with tri weekly branch from Exeter 70
Hampton
Leave Concord every Monday, "wednesday and
Friday at a m, arrive at Portsmouth same dav. hv
SPIN
Leave Portsmouth every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday at IA m, arrive at Concord same DAYS b,
6pm
Leave Exeter every Tuesday Thursday and Sat.
urday at l am, arrive at Hampton same d.y. b,
Ia m
Leave Hampton every Monday, "wednesday And
Friday ut | m, arrive at Exeter same dsy. h,
2i-2pm
Separate proposals for the route without the
branch are invited
Proposals to carry in four horse coaches will b,
considered
2o3 From Concord by Chichester, Epson, Yves
Northwood, Fat" Nor,hwood, Noting ham turnpike
Durham and Newington to Portsmouth. "A mile.
and back three times . week in two horse co.obe
Leave Concord evcry Tuesday. Thursday sne
Saturday at m, arrive at Portsmouth SAN.
days by 4pm
Lave forsmoath every Monday, wedne .da,
and Friday At Tam, arrive At Concord same ds "
bySpm -
Proposals. to carry in four horse coaches viii b.
considered
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-26
SPECIAL OFFICES.


Proposals are invited for supplying the following
offices in New Hampshire for the net proceeds I
said Offices respectvely-lmited to sum to be
named in the proposals in each case
| Alexandra from Bristol, miles and back, twice
week
Alstead from New Alstead, 8. miles and back
twice week
Antrim and Bennington from Francstown, 8 miles
and back three times a week
Drewsvil'e from Bellows Falls, miles and back,
twice a week
East Lyman from Lisbon, 4 miles and back,
once aweek
Hanover Centre from Hanover, miles and back,
once week
Harrisville from Dublin, 4 miles and back, once
a week
Hudson from Nashua, 8 miles and back, twice a
week
Landau from Bath, q, miles and back, once a
week
Nelson from Nelson Factory, miles and back,
twice week
New Durham from Pennington, S miles and back,
once week
North Salem from Salem, 4 miles and back, once
week
North Sandwich from Centre Sandwich, 81 miles
and back, once week
Nottingham from Epping, s., miles and back,
twice a week
Roxbury from Keene, miles and back, once
week
Rye from Portsmouth, s.. miles and back, twice
week
South Kingston from Plastow, miles and back,
once week
Temple from East Milton, y miles and back,
once week
Wendall from Newport, S miles and back. once
week
West Boscawen from Boscawen, miles and back,
twice week
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-26

Drewssille, Bellows Falls. Charestown' spring
held, VI North Springfield, Perkinsyiiiei Green
bush, Felchsille, Reading and South woodstock TO
Woodstock SO miles and lack. three umes week
in two horse coaches
Leave keene every Tuesday, THURSDAY ana oA
turdsy at a IN, arrive a, wood''ooA same Gay
by pm.
Leave Woodstock every Monday, "wednesday ana
Friday at 6 IN, arrive al keene sane Gays oy P III
Proposals to commence route Al ChAriesto"h'
- miles less distance. arc invited -
259 From Keene by Sullivan, 1ilsam and Mar
low, to North NARROW, 10 miles and back, Twice =
week
Leave Keene every Wednesday and Saturday al
l o M arrive at North NARROW same dsysby N
Leave North NARROW every Wednesday and s.'
turdsy AT a m, arrive at Keene same days by ~ III
300 From Ch.rIestown, Sullivan Couaty, by Ack
worth. to Lempster, Is miles and back, twice
week
Leave Charlestown every Tuesday and Saturday
at p m, arrive at Lempser same days by p IN
Leave Lsmpster same days at IN, arrive Al
Charlestown same days by i am
den Flats, Croydon and Grsntham TO Lebanon, 10
miles and back, twice = week
Leave Newport every Monday and Friday at o.
m, arrive at Lebanon same days by p m
Leave Lebanon same days at ! m, arrive al
Newport same days by 7Apm
262 From Newport BY East uniiy. "osiieh ana
East Lempster, TO North MARROW, "a miles and
back, twice week
Leave Newport every Tuesday and Saturday at
l D m, arrive at North NARROW same days by p m
Leave North MARROW same days at m, arrive
at Newport same days by ~ m
1853 From Clsremont, Sullivan county, by Cor
ni,h Flat, Meriden, East Plainfeld and Lebanon, to
Hanover, % miles and back, three times week IN
two horse coaches
Leave Claremont every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 4 m, arrive at Hanover same days by
IL m
Leave Hanover same days at ] m, arrive at
Claremont same days by pm
Proposals TO carry on horse and twice week
are invited
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Cant. Stockton.

Tue great question" Docs Ncw.Jcrsey be-
long to Capt. Stockton, to be disposed of IS he
pleascs will very soon be decided. Ii
his money and his cxertlous can swcrvc it from
this side 10 that at his pleasure, ii will be Idle
hereafter to address arguments and patriotic con-
sidcrations 20 her People, all that is 10 be done is
to strike 4 bargain with the Commander Of the
Home Squadron, and the thing Is settled.
a bcautiM! humbug has recently appeared
from this Warwick, in,nialiug tha. nc has been
ord,rcd to sea. The meaning of this is, tha, he
has gone down on the Jersey Coast with his
Princeton where he is cIcctionccrng with all his
might. We have evidence that lie has been pei
sonalIy urging his sailors TO vote in Ncw-Jcrscy,
although they were enlisted from other States.
and have never resided in New Jersey. We
doubt not efforts will be made 10 have them ali
vote in Monmouth, and vote tic Loco-Foco tick
ct. Can New-Iersey be broken down by such
means
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

we're at least 10000 people. II was the grand'st
display ever witr csscd IN thus City. as every msn
acknowledges. The head reached the ground
allotted for the speaking about ore o'c'ocN. the
resi- could not have arrived before three. lhey
were iu.t two hours IN passing, making the length
ol The procession abou; sX miles.
Nothing, am h-ppy .os st7, has occurred hUs
f.r 10 mar the beauties oi the occasion.
Ger. MARxLy, mrCnicf upon a magnificent
b.r.. attracted universal attention. lie was
ioudly ,accred Throughout the Whole route
The ,rr,nceTcnt f..r san,kcrs WAS IN i"gH
fcld .Lort ;1fee m ics ito.n the City On the
onrcp4l stand | up,.cli many distinguished
Gentlemen lioG, different parse ol l5c tnio"-
.tab.ut half pas, two the meeting "as called
,o order. aud Hon Jofx SARGGANf nominated Us
President. with Nic1 President for each OF the
Counties IN the State. Prevsous 70 The oiganlza-
tIon Of the meeting t;eu. NASSLE was introduced
to the asscnbl-ge amid the most dellening
cheers.
The President proposed that The audience should
stand uncovered while Rev. D., Hi6cMs ,ot the
VI. f. Cbnrc-1 offered NJ PRAYER.
The President then aed5essca 'hc assemn.a@ei IN
= powerful and convincing SPee1h-hfSI '@Nm.
The opportunity q 1iIuc.nE 70 The services oi
Ger. NaIAlc. and als'. IA beautiful ana eio-
qucnt Terms To ,he SERVICES ana c"i'n'h' i''-'s
Of the great expounder OF the Copsunt'en'-
Dinial Webster.
Whcn Mr. Sargent had concluded he .h''o-
duced
semhisgc IN one Of his most powerful and tT
umphant efforts We are compelled from Tn
latene OF ;he hour 10 omit our reporters sAe'c!
NJ NJ. " cbs,cl 8 Sp,ccl but >hall giye {. iul re
port At IL ~ tire c4rlcst m'moHl
Hon losfrn K lNcsNsoLL was Chiei N'i
sl,lo, t!e day. ant among tie distinguished
strangers present no,iced Hon. TAopsrs SIR.
ysNs, Rev. y. MNurr, Gen RopGEHs OF I'n.
Smrh a scene Of enthusiasm aud glorious 'A-
citemsnt as Philadeiphi. has presented to-day
never was surpassed. The moral effect OF tins
great neathcring of TIC Pennsylvania Wings
cannot fail vi good
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

DENTAL communications, he malntcins precisely
the -round which he has maint4ined through life
the only ground, IN our judgment, which a can
u.;o Of the Wing party could maintain in good
',h 10 The gEca. body hls supporters In that
,trty there arc thousands who copscIent;ously
.s;.evc Slavery il not absiraclly right al least
rac,ic1lg inevitable, in the present moral and
lcia condition Of tho White aud Black races at
.c South. ThcTc are other thousands who he
we Slavery all wfong, aud that nothing but
.toygledso and the proper disposition isuccdcd to
ttct i, peaceful, speedy 5eneiicent abo'Iton.-
..pch class has 1t perfect right It's opinions,
,at Is IA no way accountable fox them TO The
.ilc-. The selection Of acanGldatc who would,
elected perveft the po@e: oi his station either
@, extend, perpetuate andfortify Slavery on the
nc hant, og u undermine md destroy it on tho
o,her, would be acting III bad faith, 50
yng d The patty IS composed as 1t IS
However right or wrong Slavery may b.,
P,cscent CHOSEN By the votes OF Northern and
southern States IS under plain obligation not 10
lend the rl1cnce Of his station 10 Slavery ianat
csm any more than Anti. Slavery. The records
Of Mr.. Clay's public life place him in position
cmnen,ly National on this and all other ques
tons, aud &c feJoice lhat his enemies have by
ielony furnished undeniable proof that his public
acts aIc ever dictated by and accordant with his
private convictions.
We had resolved not 10 publish or speak fas-
lhor Of this letter until week had been allowed
our advcrsaries 10 spread it ali over the country
ior we wish their voters to sec Just Hhere then
testimony has placed Mr.. Clay. If the Wing pa
pcrs mad rciraincd from publishing it, we hoped
the Loco Foco would give ii the widest circula-
ton; now We apprchend they will be shy of IT,
But The Albany Evening Journal has appealed TO
Us for the facts with regard to the loss Of the let
ter, 50 VIC give them. And, as a report has been
set aloat in this City that the lcttcrto C.M. Clay
was probably opened in thus cilicc, we shall take
care 10 have the matter made the SUBJECT Of {,
legal investigation at the earliest moment. We
suspect the man who picked il mp in Cana. street
will be able 10 rccollcct nho dropped ii when he
has 10 choose between that and d term in the
State PDSOU
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
En,tcrn Penns,Ivania.

,losGrm l.. WHITE addressed large Wing Meet
incs at Easton, Northampton Co on Friday, and
at Stroudsburg, Monroe Co. on Saturday last
His expositons Of the Tariff question and Of the
attitude of the two parties thereon, were 50 lucid
and thorough that a very strong and salutary i'm
preston Was made. All accounts assure US that
there are great changes TO the Wing side in all
that region. One township, which gave but sir
votes To Harrison had sevcnfy-thre Clay men in
a recent Procession. It's name is PocoHo, spet
ON It's Wing banner PoM % no. Monroe
County gave 3i6 votes for Harrison; II promises
600 for Clay.
We dale hardly publish all the good tidlngs
which reach us from Pennsy y!vanla, lest we
excite too sanguina expectations. The signs are
most ausplClous.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
nnnnlo-A prenhfnl Accldent.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
Mnn.lnn Ilnnse. KrEFALn. Sent %

tutTc- -poniencc OF The Tribune.
Mansion House BUFFALO. sept q. l'Ii.
We have this moment heard OF an accident that
took place to-day al Cheektowaga in this County.
Some OF the Polk party raising Hickory pole,
when it tell upon MAJOR Zahm, German printer,
killing him upon the spot aud severely wounded
several others
Ash poles ave ai thick in this cishbothood as
stubbie in 4 corrlc!d.
We have Just arrived her, iIom Niagara, and our
impressions icom the scenes OF grandeur witnessed
there are such as never can be conveyed IN words.
The seven :, ond.rs Of tie old world certainly dwn
dc into n,icuicaace in comparison "iih Niagara.
Nothing can be more soleinnzing Than tue cunten-
plation OF this stupeado0s display oi Natures ma
Jesty.
Buffalo is a fine, thriving Wing city. From its
natural position ii must unquestionasly increase in
importance for many years 10 come. Twenty years
ago, the population did not exceed five thousand:
b., census taken within few weeks back the pre-
sent population is asccrta.ned to be ttreEty-sereH
thousand This OF course includes only the actual
res idents and rs there ell seasons large NUM-
bers Of strangers passing through the city the real
pop aIion al anv time cannot be less than thirty
Thousand.
There some e1ceen, Hotels this place and
renee certainly u.i6es speaking fsyoreby OF Ire
Mansion House MeSsrs. Donheimer & tiecoI exceed
osy polite ind attentive their house very large and
odous their ants kept admirable discipline their
table is loaded vita the best vands cooked the best style
and last but not least charges remarkably moderate
for irs; rate Hote-ony dollar and quarter per day
When yo come to Buffalo the Mansion Hcuss your place
Your truly J. w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

u Why don't Siios Wright resign his seat IN
the u. S. Senate? His partisars say he will be
chosen Governor by large majority we say he
will not, by either large or d small maJonty-
Ali feel that he ought to let go Of one high folit.
cal station when he reaches out for another
Silas are you gong 10 res'gnl Don't bctray
vour fears of the result
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Central Nc,y-York.

An intelligent friend residing in Central New,
York assures US that VIC are entirely at fault with
regard TO the effect of an increase Of the Aboll-
ton vote this Fall, as he knows that tour .ftths
of the accessions to the Blrney ranks this year
como from the o!d Van Buren, party lie con
firms our osn original opinion that ONoHD,GA,
OswEGo and MADISON Counties will all go Wing
this Fall Ii they do, our majority i'll the State
must be very arge.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
CIT \ AF F & | Il :.
TUESDAY.
HonrL OF SUPERVISORS.
AID. ScnIlfftLis ia ,hc Chair.

The Comptroller presented the following commII-
nicatlon ISee Table. under rsrcia head 49,,
The N,vo- rnd Rrarer hers absent the Board c1'lefe
,hat II s , a nj r.se the subject. and the paper
was laid oa the table
The Report OF the Committee on Annual Taxes
r which II appears the OF tax will bo eighty
nv cont on the hundred dollars The Committee complain at
many per,o residing uu' Of the y WIN view 10 HyOI i
vb c , dong business the ty. ANA suggest tal
.oos mole 10 adopt ed remedy the evil Compliant = Sl,
made at the large expenditure created by the Board 81 Educ
,, for S-hovlS nmoun:lnE the present yenr. To bSu
also ceed that the time tor assessing he changed rom
,he present time January each year. rs many persons
move out of town ~ the Sume, wih view to avoid te
water iax &c and he Winter The report was or
teTei To be printed
Several petitions were presented for the corec-
lion OF tax, and referred.
A few other papers were presented, and the Board
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
mr. srelirshuyscn and Prescription

Mr.. .'reIirChuyscn and Prescription.
\ gentleman ol Richmond, Va. latclr wrote 10
Mr. F. inqu,ing whether hc voted against con-
firming Hon. Roger B. Tancy as Chief Justice
because he rcaS Il CathoLic' Mr.. f. replies
Ngw.YoRS Sept. g lsA.
Dear Su:-l have duly received y0u favor
stating that Il report was circulated in Richmond
that, while in the L. :. Senate, ! had opposed the
nomination OF hiei Justice Fancy, upon the ground
of his being a Catholic. This most groundless
charge Mas made some weeks ago al Baltimore 10
which place sent an absolute dcnia-as do now
assure you HAT uo vote Of mine was ever given
against lll. ianr, IN the Senate, on tho ground o
his being il Ca,holic-nor was | ever ntcrogated
hy member OF the Senate or any one else, as 10
NV reasons trr suCh vOic-ur that ever gave TINS
reason or an icasou like it, The truth is, the whole
is an utter hbricltion, ~ il r-sArd' alySclt-and
equally So h,., no douht, as II rr2osd. Mr. Clay
Yours ne lrctiusg. I'En. FKELlNGlil iSEN.
Later C.a.t, the island oC ST. Domingo.
The arr.aI oi iho bde iiay;i, Capt. Cuirs, from
Port nu HrucS, bFiu. ,iurei!i:euce up to the llh
ult-aoi,, .aYa la,,, tinu 1, 'urs re, .ned. We
ind. bl,d 10 passenger IA natycJ Tor our lnioma-
ton
tranquility prevailed nj the Capital, and in the
whole Southern section Of the Island. In the
Northern part there had b.en some dlsafiecIon.-
Guuieuc, however (fhe Presldeni.l was IN the
neighborhood at the time with 20No wcil-amsd
troops, aud soou restored order. Gurrielre has
taken somewhat ol circuitous route through the
Island, aud has visited number OF the seaport
towns Every where he was received with honor
by the inhabitants.
General Acaao. the barciooted Hero, has been
tried and sentenced to i've years imprisonment.
Trade was heavy and foreign productions were
low and plenty. Coffee was rather scarce, but Il
supply sufiicicn, Tor the present demand was ready
Tor expectation.
No news OF importance had been received from
the Western part OF the Island, OF from ST. Donln.
60 City. Ii IS however perfectly tranquil there.
The Ciry is under martial law in readiness for
attack
The Iiayt on the &Otll Sept. saw a vessel totally
,Iisnascd in lat. 5S long. she has also split her
sails 10 the niC storm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Poiic. Office.

John II. Howey. cutter N ihe Hsfchant aI
I T,.hIb,,aot nj W l. Conkln Bowsry. was arrested
by otfcs 7 Il Lyon for cloths &c from n. s'p'o;
-abyu sllI WORTH Of winch WAS recovered % '"e oi'1e W
WAS committed To PRISON
Henry &. Dickinson was committed ior s'eaiins
= watch and PAIR of panaloons with some money tosene
worth as from Dudley Insuham = LllGht ST. Win "'i
he was q Oi intimacy.
William Jackson colored, was committed Tor
stealing piece, Of sk velvet 4ni vests worth 20 from the
.tors oi Nathaniel \ kncpp, s. Maiden lne
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
POLITICIANS REGISTER.
EIectiom Ketmrns for IsIO-'43-

e The POLITICIAN REGISTER, containing ti'
Elections in the several States by Counties in l8i
and at all the subsequent Elections down TO th!-
time, has just been issued from this Office. This /
our Register, containing the nearest appro1imator
we can make to the Popular Vote IN the recent Eec.
of Virginia, Indiana, Missouri, &c. &c. with o
List Of the present Congress, Times OF Eoldng
Elections, sc. &c Ii YOU want 1t, send in, as ,i
edition is but small. Price l2l cents, or 81 PEI
dozen,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

u FIFTH WARD, turn OUT The Young
Mems Clay Club of the V,h Ward bold an sd
burned meeting al the Marion House, 65 West
Broadway, This Ercnng. Let there be gen.
cral sa;hciing-cy,ry man to hispost
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
nlfl IirniI,la

If the best informed Wings Of the State are
not greatly deceived, its Electoral Vote is morally
certain for Mir. Clay. We have seen letters and
detailed statements from the several Congress
ional Districts, which concur i'll assuring us that
the Wing majority in November cannot be less
than 1000. The Mother Of States will stand
BY her most lIluslruus living Son.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
The Great Eastern Convention in Penn
sylvania-3O. 900 higs in Council.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

This was glorious day for tie Wings Of the
City and County of Philadelphia. The bright
sunshine burst forth this morning in all It's glory
and beauty, and gave promise oil mild and beau
tifrl day. From a very early hour in the morn
ing until the procession was formed, the streets
were literally thIonged with people, and work
men were to be seen in every direction busy IN
erecting, upon the house-tops and flnglng To the
breeze banners and flags Of every DESCRIPTION
across the streets and avenues, of TINS 9yous oc-
casion.
At abou, II O'Clock The procession had formed
and began to move. 1t was headed by band
OF pioneers, and followed by an immense caval.
cate in great numbers. Then came the different
delegations, with appropriate banners, flags, I'm.
pements OF husbandry, &c. from the adjoining
Counties. These reached probably mile IN
length, and were greeted as they passed along
with loud and enthusiastic cneets from the spec
tato.s, and waving OF handkerch!eis oy the LADIES'
from the windows. The National Clay Club fol-
lowed, headed by the beautiful banner presented
to them last night by the ladies'. Following
these were delegations from the outer districts OF
The County, with looms, dying machinery, car.
Den,ers at work. leather c:cssers, hatte:s calico
printers brickmakers, ali busily az work at the!r
respective occupations, and drawn upon w!eel-.
Then followed the City Delegation, on horses,
IN Carriages, oInnibuses and On foot, g9iih nnu
merahle banners and flags. Among these came
the % Daily Forum" upon wheels drawn by tour
horses, issuing rs taey passed along. slips, c1pJ
OF which inc!ose you. The rear was BROUGHT up
by number OF hcrsemen, citizens OF different
parts CT the country. In the procession there
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Old Washington! Wing Ticket

For Congress-. .ERASII'S u. CULVER.
NJ, )JAMEs RICE. Font Ann.
r." '1SSe"'0v''' JoHS STEVENSON. Cambridge.
Washington has gratiiled the Wings of the
whole State by selecting f. D. CULVER for Con
gress lie will be a thorn in the side OF what
Loco Focoism may be left III that body. Now
let her put The whole under Just ono more oblge-
ton by rull;n. out that ,O00 majority for Clay.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

IL TIE Ful:oa American indasirg Ciu5 held
crowded but very pleasant and profitable meet
ing las; evening at Joncs's Second Ward Hotel.
Eloquent aud effective addresses were delivered by
T. f. Tomlinson, w. K Bcebe, and others, and
the fines: spirit prevailed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

Hy- Life OF Theodore Frelinghuysen
condemned energetic and from the Oi ore who
knows him we'll and OF loves him. Just Issued frou
this Office. In neat large pamphlet Of IL pages which WI
be sold al the low price Of 81 80 hundred Orders are re
spectuily solicited Friends the tine Is short e, US mo-
relax muscle Let the light shne and the People must vnt
Tor the abest and best to rule he-ior wise Meas
ures and Just Laws.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Long Island.

There was large and spirited Wing Meeting
at MANnAssrr, Long Island, on Saturday even
ing, which was ably addressed by JonN A. KING,
N. Is. LARAcll, and Thomas CnRYSrAL. The
Wings on Lcng Island arc taking hold in ear
nsst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Court of Common Pleas.

John Kramer and Nacdai-ne his vie IS. ChaiieT
N-.r-ic,oa Tor assault, and battery REFERRED 10 y9ief
ay Th. jury considered that Mr. Aeie EXERCISED no mo
iofce than necessary TO protect hn1ssi from from III ~
nstz unoa nm By ,lrs X 90. Verdict ioT defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Yours IN haste,
rhIrc, in PmllmdeIphln.

Correspondence ol TIC NtN f"'A Il'nu.V'
piul,pgLrHt,. Oct. l-P NJ.
,,cipsNr.-rhc steamboat sun broke her SHAFT
r"rES Snt ite drua lo.da, IN StorkF. The
second Road , MOI meet and tie ale, n' tn, FIT, were 50
n, II mIfgtan Ralroad. y. p a. 20 do do NV - Z"
'''S SR,r arr nNgws-g F. NJ cleared his G'ternoos--
Bqs> Violet Nowaa Lssuayn lmSncH tS-aMe' "a ="
Sui iiuss schrs Ur,lmbo. sargent. Boston w I
..,'i H., I,b.rtv Townsend, Providence. incl hee'e
do Charlotte ys>cou flg,hine " y v.. .sg ',l."o ,oD
der Innes do: 4 " Led. tud!co'. do Barge Nnatioe
Iyibtnok. do. rt ,,, t,,,, Pro
vidcure -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

ny German Tract.-We have Just published sHIai
edition of Pamphlet the German Language. containing
DIR. CLAYs SPkxCH ut RALEIGu ~ C.. short Sketch Of hi
LVE ard also avery brief Sketch Of the Life Of Mr. fRELIs0
HUYskS. Price ~ 90 per 100 copies. IS cents Dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Characteristic, /,

= company ralnln. was he'd the lsih u Salisbury
CT "a Foco Town when vote taken foE Piesiden
which rssuteCay l3 Polk L. Bi.ney This circumstance
deemed OF sutfcien; inpoancs 10 fnt place IN The
PlcbesE whee the repoi'ee-tlay =. Polk 49,
Tn s ihs wsy EoLk sens:sly Glsaniactu:ea.