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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-09


X. Shinn-iho goes off SOLITARY and alone" in
his glory Without carryin. one man OF our party
WIN niii.N Wc congratulate the Coons on their
brilliant an honorable acquisition. We regret,
that MIR. Bos should have stopped 10 the level OF
Hbian and Brownlow, By repeating their idle
tales about ie interest of the Richie family IN
Texas. WUwn not one cent of Texas scrip,
nor Texas iois. nor of Texas public lands. The
Senior Editotias claim upon small tract OF
land in that Cmnirv, which has been purchased
Of friend cra,her pledged BY him as secu-
ritz for debt II the little be good, the land is
perhaps wol:hmore than The amount, with or
without anneStion, though, on our own &C
counts alone, I should be willing 10 exchange
ii Tor the aDunt due-and if annexation
does slightly appreciate It's value, the surplus
will go not intojur own pockets, but into those OF
orr friend Sub is the great interest we hold in
Texas-a Terrpry, in which we have always
felt the deepest interest, as politician-whose
revolution we tarmly supported, the first mo-
ment the ball VS. strlck-whose remuneration
we have alwak adyocated-and whose indie
pendcncc We tdl the liberty Of pressing, at the
instance of her ccredited Agent, upon the Hero
OF the Hermita1 on the very last morning Of his
glorious adminiE ration. To suppose, therefore,
that we are now tivocatins its remuneration be-
cause Of 4 petty tcrest in private tract OF land,
which will covcr1ur debt, with or without an
nexation; 10 supple tina, we could have been 60
rerned by any sud consideration, TO abandon MIR.
V. Buren,, who wd decidedly our first and favorite
choice, Of all meprealhing but whose rec election
had been bafflcd " irresistible events And we
have no words { express the deep regret, the
profound reluctant with which we were obliged
10 surrender candidate to whom we were bound
by 50 many politicl atfinities, and such personal
aa''achmentl Tosupposc, that We could have
been persuadedH any calculation of interest,
which had no istence, to devote ourselves
10 cause TO whh we had always been devoted,
IS really bu, poi compliment to the sagacity Of
our aceusers. FL we been capable Of sullyins
:; long Editorial caer, after forty years Of public
service, by such motive, ii would indeed
he 10 suppose Us pt only unworthy OF con-
Quoting free piss, but as unworthy of
The character of aman of Honor. We have
nov done with til subject, and forever
~, IN the Corner" Wednesdays Richmond
"h's' wishes 10 know something Of our private
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
James G.. Birney Again.

We have been favored with the perussl oil
letter from gentleman Of the highest standing
in Saginaw, relative to Mr. Biney's nomination
by the Loco Focos, and permitted to publish all
that part Of it which relates to that subject
The writer is well known to us, and his state
nents are entitled to the utmost reliance. They
corroborate the facts published by us yesterday
SAGINAW Oct. 10. 1874.
DEAR SIR: send you some copies OF hand
bill issued by the Locos of this city this morn,
ing, calling Mass Meeting on Thursday OF next
week The object Of the meeting, as appears
from the hand-bili, is to counterdet the tde's
uhich haze gone abroad, relative to The nomlna-
ton of Mr.. Brney by the Democratic party
How the party which nominated Mr. blrney can
or will counteract the fact, is a problem to be
solved.
AT the Mass Meeting there will be an effort
to withdraw the nomination and start another on
the course, but I cannot see how this will help
the matter. One certain result will be. to dis2r-
psnize the party, which now are pretty generally
1sore few excepted united upon Mr.. B. end
create fficuties not very soon TO be reconcued.
The facts relative 10 Mr. Bimey's nomination,
are well known here, and think ere becoming
try They are simply these--MR, BRSEY
SOUGHT TIE NOMINATION FRoMTHE DEMocRATlcrAE-
Ty-BE AvowED HIMSELF A DEMockAr-PLErGsD
HIMSELF, as Is WELL UNDERSTOOD, TO SUPPORT
DeMocaAT1c MEN AND MEAsuREs-ANp FURTHER
PLEDGED HIMSELF II ELECTED: MOTTO DISCUSS THE
SUBJECT OF ABoLITIoNrsM n THE LEGISLATURE.
have been assured by gentleman present at the
Convention, that these pledges were made at the
nominating Convention, 81 the "gentleman 81
truth and yeraeity," alluded &c in ihe hanc-bl,
on the behalf of Mr. B. and es wac understood at
the time, on the authority OF Mr.. B.
! And the facts further are, that the party were
we'll pleased with the new accession to their
ranks-that some of them thought the romlna-
ton of Mr. r. would exhibit the ma1lrium OF
political sagacity-and consequently, MIR. b.
was regularly nominated, only three voting
against him, es l have been told, on the iori1si
ballot.
The facts further are, that EIr. Birney was
pleased with the prospec. of his being nominated
By the Democratic party-and his statements TO
Frazer and Thompson, clearly show that he was
determined to accept the nomination, if confer.
red upon him. The party may seek to cast of
Mr.. Birney, and Mr.. B. to save appearances,
NAV publicly decline the nomination, but It Is
too ate-the thing is done, and cannot be un.
DONE
instructions from abroad, imagine, are at the
bottom of this movement. The leaders there Of
the party, think That something must be done to
prevent, if possible, the Wing Abolitionists from
withdrawing their support from Mr.. Blrney, and
giving it to Mr.. Clay. Detroit DAILY Adv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
-.sS- EE,.t..a! L.Es snsara.,ee coE.:.aany o,f q
NToTHFKS:, PLE,.E TAKE NoT!cE-E DupuY,s

NTOTHFRS PLEN,E TAKE notice. DUPUY'S
wi PATENT nj RSE-lh recently pGts:ted IGstum eni
is confidently Oere; Medical p.o eson 10 muses. and
especially rohe dt prived from whntever eGnse o the
saill.acton of Houshrs with heir ms her helpless infon
To SUCH this particularly nmeDted because. s
the Patent Nurse STIMULATES admirably the nipple. rs mo
piece being made Of ivory rendered flexible ~ eliminating ls
cacareoIs cathy und lett rs taiteess ant
oicrles unchanged IVORY ID becaGse rs srngeens
are simple that having Odlns:V share O com
will a, fist understand rs e1sy management
its cearlas nnG adaptation TO the purpose IN view
L. DJJPtiYS pnteG; Breast rnd y pDle shields ne maIe
principles. with flexible mouth piece sImi'u
to that Of the Patent r,urse: thsr ao 'rso7cu'y sub
mcG 10 the members OF the medical Profession as an excel
lent suiue and p:ctscor 81 tie calculated 10 'htisy
most happ Infant hen seachDs Ur his mo her! breast,
obvihng 10 aad al lie cause which prevents
tire prompt hsa;ins OF tic i>sures In. reealed ucUH ct
th- infants gum; the lHcerated breaSt.
These articles nave been submitted iO e Managers oi the
American Institute nj tie present ta uad the medical ldre-
to whom II HIS b2ea Submitted have adjsdsed t. be "
highly useful imp ovem-n nnd have rsconmetd ded ior TIE
highest p'emlum OF tie Institute
The confidence OF The aien'se in the exceerce of his Pat
ro;ity over he such TINT he invite!
al led fcf the s-v.s fT patients trends q - n3d
examine these instrument. Mt nti.UC * DUpUY'S. 81;
Brondway, desirable inTEation that sue
will respectfully be gwen tany Of our most .I"e iencrd
Physicians Nev 5rk acquainted with this vEichbs I'M
poyen nt and also &c them referred these e ceed OF these
useful instr men's.
A liberal discuuns made to wholesale de.rf,.
g. All limitations CT rmpuy's Paent Nc..e and Shield.
cnd all asserted rights infringing his Patent will be dealt
Yit, according 10 law. olc .T-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
THE GREAT REMEDY
COUGHS, Asst II NJ a, COLDS,
THE FIRST STAGES OF
CONSUMPTION. LIEEk COMPLAINTS.

ANH ALI. t!cEhSl<S t1F The
pULM ON a RI OF? CANS.
DIR. yVIsTAE,s EaLsis OF tYI.p
CHEERI.
NXTB.aCT OF 4 LITTER FROM ! NI'SI ~ ASlEh .
u cbted PEMBROKE. Washington -. aiane April ST.
lsAi-AlR, iSAAC ETriS-DeaT sif;-i, the reques 81
III many al my this place and vicinity VINO are al
icte with consumption and liver complaints take the llber
Of kng you rpp.nt s1ps i court; rs uECnt In
sell WlSfAR'S; bALSAN OF WILD CHERRY. ard 10
send HIN dozen. he,e none Of f. sale within two
hundred ni!es rom this. have DOUBT TINT Il would inset
with eaGy sale where could hs procured withor;
too much expense nuG tiel.y.
My wife attacked about SIX months since with what the
physcan called the first stage o coa4umpor-g compliant
vey prevalent this section of the county Having seen the
Baisara advertised in August.
Er ~ NILES FROM HERE, -e-1
! took the pains 10 SEED there for bottle of wh she took
and which .ed much That sent for two bottles
which abe has so kcn. and she th2. she has nos
felt well for years she does al ls tine AL those who
have inquired of and asceaned what effect tie Baa!
had 20 lave !of > In this vicinity which 3
the cause OF ny wr11nc 20 you.
Please inform return OF mail whether you conclude to
send sone and II 10 whom, order that II may be known
where can be had am, with respect. yqnrs. esc
P. G. FARNSWORTH, p. NJ.
The whole county is fast leaning that rnedIcne-Do
physcsl-no preparations Of any kind wnai2y6r-cGu equal
Dr.. Wsar's Bnsan at Wild Cherry.
C3- BEWARE OF IMlTA1lONS.-The genuine Is sold
49, s.TS m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
ry- To Editors, Printers, aud o.hers.-A

ny- To Editors, Printers, aud others.-A
young man. who has enjoyed every advantage for obtaining
borough which the best literary Institutions of New
England Afford who hns pursued n of professional
rapdng in lnwyers Office, and can furnish nndueStonabe
testimonials Of integrity and character wishes 20 connect him
elf in the capacty of Editor or assistant Editor with
well established Journal in part Of the United States
Should situation satisfactory 10 all parties interested be OBJ
tanned the advertiser would be willing nj tie expiration ni
r onube term obtain permanent interest IN the prO9re
oi,hp OF the Journal By u Investment of not more than ore
thousand dOlln.s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

ROSWELL G(SS infrms his trends nnd The PUBLIC that h
hns enlarged his pO.3RDkJItr EST.iDLiSIfJNEJVI ,
known Graham House q bacnystfcet. by adding m
The adjoining ard is prepared TO accommodate trn
Sie,;i r permanent Brade tie favorable terma Al
friends of empe'a-oe dns quiet ho:le. and freedom
from the umes of ohO ani tcbcccU. yed paonz-
his house he Vegetable system with the cho:es selection
al fruits which th0 mnrset . will be strictly adhered
to- but will be served who th5 ordinary
node. o! mixed diet,
Croion Shower. Warm and Cold Baths. free; x,,-,
o5 NJ ROSWELL GOSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

n-1 Water Cure Establishment, 65 Ear
clay-st-Ioe Sbcw NJ. d. Practitioner Those who cnn-
moi get relief by drugs invited to Nanre best mei-
cine The location ay ard pleasant and the convenience
ample the iu treatment BY Watcr The poor advised era
tni.nrslu OHM
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
WHOLE no. 5g0l.
DRY GOODS.
DRY CcODC

DRY GOODS
AT FIVE PER LENr.
VETN. A. REEcHER, j HE..VEE t7grr yylT,-1, sirss:
~ New YORK, driy from arc, ~ gi ST, 1
Dry Goods, ~hch hs .s! sell from TIE b u isa Der ccn m
cash. Tine actual Cost Is marked IN Flil - % etch ~
by this arrangement the pc:sGsf 1cs t1r h t- -a!,
tioes. eisct Tor himself. and HsS ugss.loTs.
4 Sd Gools suitable tor hh.a.s. He-cnas: J'aiio-s,
Hatters Shoe aDd Stock Hanuiac,g;S-s. al tNSt
PRINTS.
o. TAYLOR X co. .IoSbs-. e Ceisr',.
EflNED Jes,s-tcy la'-e stIpTe1 81 Siy y Oi
new sa..sz trints adap;'d "a ;hs - tzlc. o.S
NEW FIGURED Gil AMELEON SIIHS--Iu.; rice. .yl.i
u W. D. GREGORY - 90, l1o Sp-a: street. cSss
eJtra heavy f-Hrsd thameeaD ,iks rch coss srt
from aCcuon and seilag .: Is per ya iic Pad: 81
re' yaI wide Grus q, kh.e for Long Sagwi. ys
desirable ard verT rheap. - Us Snrng strsst. 81
NJ S. .pONNELnT s. co. No 81 Gr,n.s,sst eoias, o,
- Allen. have hA a. syiacs-c a.;:2a of the 70.
ioyFiEg housekeeping USS GOODS - y.r Ley ns..r L
attention. OF Purchasers, w:
"a 70 IA lnpe:i.l s11 NaI+oile= GU.
TO ;o4 81 2t4 iS.psis 49, Is,n1Ss Table G,3;ls
"a 81. ;S4 ,ad ia l.i:a, Bsrn,y. a,-. .al .~si.
Eus,la. Scotch .7d l,i,h Tcyeiir. D.aps,
be. Snd - Diaper End iiaEsls> NSps;Es
Crash, li-cSgl,c= s1G BjIdeyc Dare.
- ard ~ ShiItIlg aai r;i.oyvtA A.s n.:. O. -
= aeayy UItr-.el i.insn.
lieich Embossed Iioth l'sbi. zst fiarc Coz
Coio:sd Coaon. - c.ste,i and linen !ane Cio:..
: ad ,Its..-e a-s1lcut Ct tC'ss Lcssi:re,,
D-r tS: G:ra5roon5. Lnsn Ei,ii-gi esd ~ >,lp.-
k.!c tsncT Do Cook, nlYI m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
M atiol.s OF DIR,

X The Chemical PrepnT ations OF DIR.
Gouraud have obtlued worL- wide celebrity and pe:.
hc2s no of sceaee hes been comp~eiy vctized
BY empire. than d. G. No ives h sai eiatu!aIe
rnf1c acs calculated 10 ehe c: deforn.,y
than Il instantly 3oGnce by the Ignorant and rucn.
who irats N every pont-ercepins u virtues. TIE
therefore cautioned against purchasing ray IA. fol
loving articles. except al Dr. Gorauds oly Nc Yorx l
pot, y Walker street list store from Broadway.
fUCDRE ST Ell LIE for ercdcans sUperinou, h.. from
pc OF me human body Always tes;ed reors buy.G.
Proof positive tins. and mistake. Directions. French sad
EnsEsh, accompany zach bottle.
ITALIAN AED!CATED SOAP ior curing Dinp'es,
trec&es, boches, tan. .en saiowne mcrpnew ery,pe.
las, ald al cctlHeouI complaints. 81 caks.
GKEClAN HAIR DY e, will color -sd or gray har TO |:
beautiful bruSn black. 81 the option CT the uss,
.tainlng the kin Warranted.
LIQUID VEGETABLE 2OUGE-e0 cents.
BLANC VESPAGNE. or Spanish White for re compiler
ion. > cents e bay.
I.U3iN'S, GCE2LiN'S. and othe! pe.:ur,erz aenen-
Ter, y Walker ,ttset, Is; store FROM Broadway.
AGENCY FOR DALLET'S MAGICAL PAIA EY.
TRACTOR, al the ahcre number.
A:ent.-,i hesnut.. rhadeo'is 2M5 Boston; Ives,
en-: Csrlsicn Go. Lowell Hodge. Newh:rypor;; Pat
Worcester, Co,r1s. prlnsf-l Fe--s, Sdiie;osn Ily=
.,ew- Haven Pealce Stanw1 Hall. Albany; TcGsey.
Rochester; Stors, Eu'.on Gray. Posteo.s; 4irkrs q
Sull. Troy. y. River 81 ar- o-st' In,
~ Dr. Phicneya's Family Pills constantly
for sale hy y. y. san CS, g Fulton street. 253 broad
'"-,y. snt - t-st H:a:d's6T. i-i Sn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

EsGLIsH AGRICULTURAL LAg5aERs.-The
wIetched condition Of his class was made a?-
parent at a rnaeing Of their orGet' held recently
in Wiltshire, where a woman, Mary Ferris, said,
that the rer, many Of them. weEe afraid to speak.
A voice answered, that they wto were living on
potataes and water had not the spirit to do So
Mary Ferris proceeded" She thought a !it,!e
more land would Dc Of great service to the labor
ers generally. Her husband had 10 maintain her
and FIVE children out of SIS. per week They had
half an acre of land but that was rot sufficient,
with mis- low wages, to maintain them in e mc;-
ner fitting TO do q dsy'a work. Ihs last summer
they had TO potatoes for d considerable lcngth
of time, and no'hing bu! ttc So. per week. Her
children we're cf;en crying round her FOR food,
and shc did moi know how to get any. She said
the men knew nothing rs their hardships III com-
parisca 20 The women they nroughtthe S.. nome
on Saturday night; but the management was lef'
to the women, w!!:u could not supply the wants OF
their families from it. She stated that they did
not taste morsel OF animal food for two months
together" All the iabo,ers who did speak CON-
plaincd OF ti.cr miserable state.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 80, ls44.

IL Chipman &c Miller. At;ornies md Cour.eio.s.
9c,Io hiehiEan, VII attend promptly coiecI.-n
debts trensier oilhrdS. pa rrent OF teIss, &c.
HRsRT CEIPx,S.
THoI.s c. Miller
Reeieaees-Ei fi.-eeF. N \. City Hen WIn Il. Seyv.
ard ull!I. b. y. MesTs. Sblsy g Woiea. CansG'ai-
gcl. y. Y. os Slreuis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

AN IxPoaTASr F.cr-A gentleman has placed
in oar hands the following statement, in regard
to the manufacture Of paper hangings, which is
very good Illustration ofthe operation of Pro-
tcctiye Tariff, lot only in regard to that article,
but also Of all Other d0nesic manufactures. We
presume The statement may be relied on, as the
gentleman who handed it to us, he's the means
of being correctly informed upon the subject.
He states that previous to the passage of the
Tariff OF 40, the article Of hanging paper had
specific duty on it Of 50 much IA small sum- pei
piece of ten yards, which duty protected the
common or coarse article that cost in France 20
cents. while it did not protect that which cost
FROM 60 cents to S200 The Tarff of '42 laid
an ad valorem dr'y Of 81 per cent. Upon paper
hangings, which protects all kinds, and eince the
passage Of that act importation has almost cess-
ed, the fac article which wss formerly imported
from France, being now manufactured IN this
coun,rY. 4; the same time the cost has been
reduced more than one half. Our informant
states tha, more then $500, 900 are nov annually
distributed among American workrpen who are
engaged in the manufacture Of this article. Of
course, a considerable potion Of this half mil
l;oa Of dolar=, gees t. the farmer for provisions
to support the wo,kr,en and their f3ml!iss, and
tn other manufacturers engaged making cottons
and woolens, hats boots, shoes, &c. Sc. whom
the farmers must also feed.
And vet, we are told the: the Tariff does not
b1ns6: the farmer L. s. G-z.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

C+L HUCf = i9EVEItS, JsI BHOADWlY,
kEANuFAtgrt aERS Or Lamps, GiRANDOI.E .Es.
IL A. &c. and ileaeT' in HpL SEFUR-
the largest nnnr,act TIE Un,e States, they are
bcd 70 ce' Lc1n Llndehba. &c for Chu-che. Hei Hc-
Private DWELLINGS Sss-;tcc and rhckc on the rrG,i
reasonable lsTs aal qualify to be rpase N this d
sny other country: Epecsl attention lavte .he sofa,
and Ship Lamps 70. ec1nGny sid light supe7ed:ng ell other
b5io:c the public, no less than an -pc sIyse
nave vith = -. years, been AWARDED To- ne
9Ccacture Tor thair Supeno!ity s cias OF rood If
arbc sie respectfully Invited to ca snd icIihem
ie!Yes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
JUST PUbL.t>HsD

JUST PUBLISHED
r., SAEi Tad,5; . C. iaLE 4, (. - ,8 BIe2eway A' M
By tho sed Sea Wayrs-Ba.ed from Pased.cs Cpefs
Ii tiles du CtolV Vsle- composed ,. G1miiie Scnu5e
od Familiar Fri-d-son1--Ccma imposed os Barnet ard -ups
C.n:,ara Feel}ga BIiads-F,cm tio Opc:a Q: iEse 4
FOira,Hs Wa:@'-G Gomoooi by Eaen,e. on4 performed
by The Kanmerer DaEd.
The Bsuutes Of INC Cpsiu con,ins 70 oasc1 Of essayet
Muse, printed eST. Lc reduced 9ice OF 20
cents psi nundef. sust On &c 18Th e, Tac m"4;h By
TiioMPsoH's BAAK. NOTE REPORTER
r. his paper WI not b, havked shout te
'st ct November; but viii be regularly s-:'od 20 'lo
~ ps. snuum for,hc Wcsky,
81 80 per .nnum Jr the Seem iicnhly,
Peya5c. not IL advance. bai 1t tie expiration OF each sa
months.
1t he denied that the maoTry OF bank il, oei
nl' are neiopet PERSONS tn enter pa9lc p!lcr, aat y
nc uscr0e' las changed the system CT ervlrS the c.r WIZ
org; D''OI' '''e''e' o. = y ''''N j. THOMPSON.
CHEip READiNG-TERai5 REDUCED ONE UALF.
RQWLRY CALCULATING t.i5TiiGT, Is fowery, th'>
one Of The olde.' Libraries ~ , city con.lnae r.. e-t
T-avas Lives AdYer,ure1. Novels ras, "omjoce, Rio-
s9phs M he ssw sSss as a4 G!r Is S+sti G oue ;ns &c
RS iRfss "i m%nii; &C
o!s '''''" ''' - > ''' Ii. :. 5. RAYHoR IS gOwory
New Carpet anc On Cioih Store.
no ca EAST Baa,pwAY. ANo II l.!"isros STREET.
w H. GiilUN. tnf Inc lne tinn OF L. l.. ftrdy - Coz
w would respectfully inform ms fFt- nod tne pubic
generally that has len.ed tho aca and sp9coH' sor'
formerly cc,upe. by The Mes sGckstt extending through
from No "a East Broadway 10 II vrpa street Hnl i
opening entirely new aa %'e1s'Vs a. 7uet. ." MI tn
vnrus style Of Capeog 81 ths lio4Td "e'. liT.-e's.
lp0ls. rrd Piano Covers. Window s!mdes starr Rod Sc
An which have been purchased ye'y low puces, an
lie sold cheaper than by otns- dealer IN cry
r. i;.-uonnrcted with TINS establishment Is Gn eNehss1
r,nnutnctOry o; transparent Window ShHc which the
attention of merchants aud iatnhe pailcuaIs inrits
o} 2in lws-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

S. CIRCUIT CouKr-The October Term of
this Court commenced its session in this CITY On
MoDday-Ilon. Judge MCLEAN presiding. The
Grand Jury were empancled on Tucsday-Maior
ROBERT A. FORSYTH. Foreman-end were ad-
creased by Judge Mclean in brief, but clear
and mos. impressive charge. A considerable
ainoun; OF public business, we learn, has already
been presented for the action Of the Grand Jury
Among the important matters to be decided by
The Court Is a case made up bet xeen the Govern
aienl and Messrs. Wells & Co. involving the le-
sality OF Private Expresses l, is Fortunate Ger.
'ainy, that this interesting question is to be sub
mit'cd 10 jud ge Mclean, as. In addition to his
eminent ]ud cal a;tainments his Honor is under
stood 10 have drawn the Post Office Law, and was
long intimately acquainted with the duties and
ex'gencies the Post Office Department. What
ever may be his decision, it will command the con-
fdence of the public. Detroit Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

DT Thomson's Clay medal.-For rae al The
Tribune Office. l6O Nasau4,reet. TIoAsoNs CLAY MrDAL
The Medallion is an edged likeness and pronounced
masterpiece an Price $40 perhundred Oie's from Gle,
Clubs solicited Yu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

ID i are invited 70 eInulDe the subscribers stock OF
~ the oin"iHz goods, which cOspes many patterns
cf inc Qulity and a. prices cslaw IN. usual standard
Gilt Sllvtrsd and S,on.ed G,randoIes
Snnr i.nmns and Hall Lanterns,
E.-lEh aad Domestic Hriannm Ware
PlGted CssOrs. t,Gke 6Iske.s. &C.
Table tut'efy, Ten Trays. &C.
SIivs. len uId Table Spoons, &c.
And iuncT goods in great vGrley
o5 In NLREKT REArII liz Chathr-n Z,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

{ sIOiyEEEL 4. CO.'S .icnufsctufy Of Cut nad Plain
4 GLASS Of every DESCRIPTION Solar Lard and prhire
.-nn0e a'Ii new patterns al Gi-radc,ss. CcDic.ahras
Esa.c. Chandeliers from - twelve 'ghts Hal ar.J:
and Lanterns u every pattern. French China Iro- altered
fepaie snG eni,ed equal Few. We call attention oil
county, merchants and oncr t5 r and satisfy .he.sysa in
regard - prices :r1 qualify OF articles.
IonsH1y 9G hand complete qSso:;men Of s ths above
pattern. Factory No. y Cold .iree ~ Y Wholesale ssd
Retail Store. No. Jcaa 81. :cai Broadway.
AMI. I'm. J. S.l' ItNENEE. Z
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

~ Or. Phicneys's Family Pills constantly
for sale hy =. y. Il y. san , 1S Fulton street. 253 road
'-,y. snt :, t;-sr H-a:GxaT. vs. tna
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
BOARDING.

IsOa3ntNG-A few .se gentlemen srd gentleman
- sul his wli ae ncronmodaet with bcsrt nj pies
san; rooms with p4rnr ,.chcj, deed. rssioDshe
,e,., G, ls Roy street. hrec donrs snn utton street
mtr;,.os o. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

lLl ki--re,s: tor .'rg'e :enenl 1e bad
with tu n,tboard with, a"srd NJ 5Ss broadway.
Also .ute. c the Frat rEH second n,or ven
desirable 'or miles HE above 49, - lei oref iur-rhe
or uuiuDishe The ho. itsei new GrG having ferenuy
,... pa-is,. and newly uinthe, very desirable ccaon
| fnr h,nnierg ~ VI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

- he accommodated with roo.:s umIshei rr-
G.,ak9t and board ,a DIiy-,r iI,iy. r. as 8-oore
;h-c doc FROM Broadway. References Exchanged.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

ESUARU-A suite 0t hlNdsome uDiumShcr Psfllr. win
Inaic. may be obnlned ~ Nrs IAN! HAtGHTS, No
i!0 CNamoersfet. rr:en boadlr sce"n by ne
a., n wres Mn .lssht has L. ycer t me "!-
tow us gent. .nsen Rev J. l.. bpse. d. Z Hathaway H,r-
rs - ,cn ESQ 40 20 - the unce formerly occuped by
i,- s;eys-, tDnIy a. nL,yys oT 3s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

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