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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

Bark Casilja Chapman, of Hseassst u d.ys from Ma
tanzs honey and coffee. Chaseiain Pouver-
Sailed company with three masted scbr Hannsh Wood
ma for hls port sft kars Ssg Person. waiting; May,
Brcatou. o Boston, for Cowes aad market Sharon wait.
ing: bg awa McNesr. loading fer Boston: bark Sa,ab
for Newly ork.
Brig Augusta, Sherwood days from Savannah, cotton
and rice 10 SturEes & Chairman 3 ras..ncs,s
Big ann smith Masters. Of New H4yea "A day. from
IN ballast TO Clark Co. Pa; here in distress
o9und to BatmoFe The he's experienced
II northwest gales and severe weatheI having BEEN driven
far south as lar 81 long 3 3 short Of povon5 the al
2wance OF zach man being OF teei and half biscuit PER
ta Tor the lst 10 LAYS indlv snpr led BIZ the ship Mis-
sSs,rpi' d.i!Ia hence for New Os!eas 5, days.
Ciir Joiia anCy Sterling, days from Ocracoks, y c.
naval stores, TO X III Blackwell s, Co.
stores, to master.
Schr Ed;aI Walston, days from Wliams,-n, com and
u sehr John, Marshall from Folly Landing Osts to
schr Charles E Thone, Smith days from Wilmington.
~. naval stores and cotton, 10 Z Powell
ochr 5ow, Rosebraok. Il days from Georgetown C,
pms timber 10 Badger q Peck.
master.
sehr Garland, sison, from Ns,vLondon bound 20 vir-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

PACKET SHIP OXFORD.--1 ne owners OF this YES
..,doosed to-day in the IT, S Court the Of s25O to
bd the libel filed against her the charge Of engaged
IN smuggling, aud she was released from custody.
CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge KENT.
David r. Doremus rs. John J. Van Buskirk.-
Action to recover for carpenters work erecting building
mn Ez beh the defendant owning the building but
.avpy h- ought third party fort
work Verdict for plaintiff, Sl2lO.
John S. jenkins and wife Us. Maria S. Bogardus
and Charles Paget. Action of the widow Of the
Ion, Gen Bogardns and Her agan $780, being the asserted
value of scrip the Aredondn (Forida) Land Co.. which
was delivered by Morgan Davis Nrs Jenknss former hu
hand) in trust Gen B. 1t shown that the stock
transferable and plaintiffs could get another certificate
Verdict for defendants
SUPERIOR COURT. Before Chief Justice JONES
Farmers Loan and Trust Company rs. T. L.
MiutunAction obligation 1899 to
nav S800 such portion OF II might be due after the sale
Of III shares North American Trust Company stock which
were petged as security Referred to this morning. The
defendant contends that the company making the oan rio
lated its charter and the restraining law and also exercised
usury Verdict for plaintiff subject to the opinion of The
Court.
Andrew Lester and others Us. Samuel ). Parker
and othefsAcon of trespass taking goods at the store OF
Browning Pearl street, claimed by plaintiffs. Referred
10 this morning Verdict for plaintiffs for the $1,000 and
erest deposited by them Chancery security to abide SUIT
U. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Before S. RApELJE,
Esq, Commissioner.
One of the mates of the ship Viola, named Edgar
Wakeman arrested charge preferred by
named John Dnnemon while the vessel in June
last. He committed.
Joseph Miller, charged with counterfeiting and
ueng piece brought up ana held for examin
alton.
Charges were preferred against two men for lar
ceny on board vessel from China, the particulars of which
hive yet transplred.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
n Great CcIebra1ion of Nnshington,s


Birth Day:-The Marshall Total Abstinence Society
will celebrate the Birth Day of the Father OF his Country
on Thursday, 22d ins the Green NJ f. Church
The Society happy inform Washmgtonians and the
friends Temperance generally chat hev have been enabled
obtain the Of those eminent seut!emen the
Hon. ELY MOORE, aud the Rev. DR. CHANNINc, who will
deliver Orations suitable the occasion. rom the well
known reputation of these gentlemen rich intellectual
tieat may be expected
An Original Poem from the Len of Mr.Augusus Shea, viii
bs delivered by himself.
The Farewell Address OF Washington, will be read by a
distinguished gentleman Of this city.
Several Popular Odes will be sung BY that fayone Wash
ingtonan singer, Ar Brown, of Yonkers.
Ths Church viii be decorated with Flags Banners, &c.
suitable 10 the occasion.
Exercises 10 commence at Il ?. M.
N B.-The proceeds after paying the eypences will be ap
piled TO individual purpose but be handed over 10 the
Treasurer of the Marshall society for the propagation of the
Wasbingtonlan cause.
Tickets 70! cents c be had at Pattinsons of Ann
end Nassau sts. Saudy Welshs Dutch ST. Stockwells,
Croton Lunch and Meals ClaIks corner Of Broadway
and Canalst. a. u. WILSON, President
JOSEPH KEEH, Sec'y. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
n The invisible wig 50 CLOSELY resembles tn Il,
fan there be Church without Bishop

Jcsac Dayton, Attorney and Solicitor, No %
- $50, - Jn~s l2f iwiskiwOseod-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

ORIENTAL. WATEs OF GoLp.-A new and Dehshtt! PeI.
}Hme Ladies others who would have soft and smooth
hands clear exions after having used this article once
will De whoutt Every QUE who uses 1t VIII observe
that IL gives the Nails polish and Skin decGcy OF
feeling before unknown aud for removing Tan. Freckes,
Ptpes Biotches Sc. the Skn is eQtcled by
preparation ever before used 81 Conrtiaud Also CO.
LoGNE w ATER Quart RotLes-prce 81 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

- Rev. J. N. maff,tt will deliver Lecture for
the benefit of Greene street Youths Class Associations on the
American and French Revolutions, Monday Evening,
Feb. 10, in the NJ. f. Church Greenssreet between
Spring aud BGoome. Programme: American and French
Contasted; Flight of National Eagle Tickets SIN
gle 81 cents Double 37! Triple So For sale By c. w Myer
y! Bowerv; s D. Howe OF Broadway and Second
street. Miles Ssxton, POS Broadway the Sexton 63 Greene
street. and al The door. itI2
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

n Ladies' Festival There will be a Ladies' fas
tiva held at Mauhatanvie, Mr. BarkeIs Hotel on Mon
day evening, February l9, al Z o'clock.
Tickets he had at the coT the Tribune Of
fee. Refreshments Will be served free Of charges.
Mr. Mooes Stages leave the city for Alanhattanve from
TryoH Row Fare ~ l-2 FL Bis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

C. The Hudson County Temperance
CONVENTION Of New-Jersey, will be held at Jersey
City Washington Hail, on Tuesday, goth instant, at
O'Clock NJ The friends of Temreranc ale invited TO at
~ II LEBBEUS CHAPMAN COMMITTEES Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE
ss LAND, &e-Persens 3. ao9et oii ;e5ni.,ias n men.
/YTL3lfg be supplied with Drafts in of 81 81,
-~<t17les3 s. SO, f2O, ESQ, any amount, paya-
tn.rd without discount other charge al the
&c On Bank Of ireland, Provincial Bank do Me Jas
Butt Son Co. Bankers, Loadon Barued Co., Exchange
1rsnocR Banking Company. Sir William Forbes Hunter
Co Scotland and the branches eyey post tswn through
r. forwarded by eker rhe packets Of the ls 2ls,
sSd, The sailing foE s9stpq on
AZ their General Passage Office 43 Peck slip, Scpths
BALI letter from the country must GENE post paid,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

rT~ Lectures the Jews.-The eighth Lecture
N this ., he delivered To morrow (Snnday) Even
ing the Broadway Tabernacle by th- Rev. WILLIAM w.
PHiLLIrs D. D. Of this city Subject The Corve sion of
the Jaws The Faith of Christ Service commence al IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

DELICIOUS GAZETTE.-A Weekly Paper,
n Evangelical bur SscarLan, viii ns1t
da on the cheap cash system the Office No us Nassau
Pce 81 or three cents nunb,r Carriers are
uested call the first part of the week for No. l. and those
who carried The Religious Inquirer nay retain her rcuts
Arrangements publish three months certainly,
rhsn te voice o; the public viii decide Continuance
fell II. }. h. TObIII ".
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

cnM WATCHES!- The largest and most sp!en..
R assortment of Watches the city te 5e f Gand Ss
the subscr;bet He = eGn.n,y t.oslynx a. s,vs s
from the mannfac,nrefs in England rsnce and switzg.aa nd
and is enabled 70 offer larger assortment an al raeh o
slehss a low $ each Web. % sTa ep SooS
exchanged or bought. All Wa;she c md 2,xsIJy
rps1ed ~ The 6es manner and warranted lower '1n al any
o'her P;afe e "a iasLLES Importer Of WATCHES aad Jewery
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

U~ S:.Jude's Church-Charel Of the y. Y Uni,
versy, Washington Sqnare.-h Sermon will be preached
ia the above Chapel o. " next Sunday evening, the
scrpura proof Of The Rise Cause and Su6rerssn OF Mil
As this subject of peculiar interest this
of Episcopaians aud Others respectfully
| lied theEeto. SsrvIC.s O,Co
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

HuRRAH! HuRRAH -Dailey aeaia IN the Field Thou
sands know that Dalleys Magical Pam Extractor Will cure
lin any case ,i1 buras scald frosted parts, ch'balEs
ehafe chaps leons acer eyspe.s, bruises sore threat
eges and lids sore @ paia in back and side tender feet
,syer nipples To be had at sns n; T. &
Walker oae door the OF broadw ay see ha
Daley, is tr, tttel with psn on each Of me ,uias
Wrappers. The uublu,hnS coonerteter VIII NOT aa'e 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

Ships England. Liverpoo Sully. Havre; Isabella (Bren)
Bremen: Hudson. Cubs.
Bank Jupiter Charleston.
BrlgS Mohawk Csnsa: George, Charleston
Schr Patriot, Slayaguez and mum ser of others
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

r-+ Nathaniel JOcclyn, Portrait FAINTER,
NJ ,,7 Roadway corner of Murray fell lwis-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

FANCY FLO WEkS AND HEAD DRESSES.
Z An assortment ef Coures Flowers and Head Dresses
for Balls Sofees and Opera received and on COM
mission bT HR. THOMPSON,
fI2 Iyyis No Sc Beaver 81.
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and valuable Lit rary, Miscellan' ous' a,'u
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ZNHE COLUMBIAN LADY'S AND GEN
- TLEMAN'S MAGAZINE.-On the lst of
January 1874, will be published, the first num.
Der of the COLUMBIAN LADY'S AND GEN
TLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, edited by JoHN Is.
MAN, and filed with contributions from the most
eminent and accomplished writers of the country.
The motives which have led to the commence
ment of this undertaking may be briefly stated
1t is believed by the proprietor that there is in
the United States an immense provision of liter
airy ability for which as yet there is no adequate
encouragement or field of display; that besides
the numbers of clever and successful writers
whose productions are weekly, and monthly, and
annually read with delight by thousands, there
are yet greater numbers constantly arriving at
maturity of power who have only to appear on
the srage of publication to receive a nr liant
award of fame, and that the powers of those
whose names are already pronounced with res
pect BY lips of wsest censure are capable of
more and still higher euertions than has yet
been called forth. 1t is believed, too, that the
demand for literary production in this country,
especially in the peridica canuel, exceeds the
supply in very large proportion, and that rev
supplies have only to be presented of the right
quality and in the way TO ensure hearty well
come and profitable reception No doubt is
entertained of the American minds ability to
sustain itself, certainly on its own ground if not
abroad, against all the competition that the
intellect of other lands can bring to the encoun-
ter and full assurance is felt that among the
mi 'lions of American readers there can be and
Is cordial welcome for all that merican wri.
ers can produce of excellent and interesting
From these preses it is undoubtingly inferred
hat there is abunaant room for another Maga-
ine, notwithstanding the merit and success ofI
hsss already in being; that there can bo no
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Weekly Tribune.
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IN QUARTO FORM ON A VERY LARGR

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So PER ANN NJ.
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pires.
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hinokins supporter of the Peoples RghtS aus
in stern hostility TO the errors OF super
fetal theorists of ubiu or imperfect ie gislatloh,
and the schemes ana sophistrieo oi sell seeking
demagouges. 1t will strenously advocate inc
Protection of American Industry against 'he
grus9ing and to us heightening pulcy OF Eurape
an Governments and the unequal competition
which they force upon us, it will advocate the
restoration OF a sound and uniform national
Currency and urge a discreet hut Determined
prosecution of Internal Improvement. The he
trenchment wherever practicable, OF Govern
men. Expenditures, ard q Executive IatIoiagt
will be zealousy urged. In short, this fapet
will faithfully maintain and earnestly advocate
the prime pies and measuses which the feopi'
approyedin in devolviug on Whig Statesmen th'
conduct of their Government.
But Il small portion cf its columns VIII h'
( devoted to purely political discussions. Ih'
proceedings OF Congress will be carefully recor
ded, the foreign and domestic intelligence early
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EsL{OSA'l,C Z u 8
OF THE
RIPLEY A d TE f. TT S Z Z.
Volume Second.
Volume Second.

TDHE great interest taken in the Presidential
~ canvass, together with IFS Lear approach,
render the acquisition OF political intelligence
m after Of imp portance to the public. The linn
tied means possessed by the immediate North
cas- tern section Of the State where no paper c'r-
culates to great extent, calls for something to
supply the deficiency. Under these circumstan-
ces, the undersigned presents the claims of the
RIPLEY ADVERTISER as a medium of publ,
Information.
| In doing this, he deems it unnecessary to enter
Unto a lengthy exposition OF the character OIL the
paper. Its publication for twelve months past
has given the public some opportunity to Judge
of its claims to support. 1t will advocate, as
heretofore, the " hig cause, believing, as does
the Undersigned, that the ascendency of whit
, principles will promote the best interests anC
- prosperity of the country. But whilst he vii
endeavour zealously to maintain his own p5liti
cal views, respect viii be had for the opinions O
: those OF his fellow-ctizens who differ with him
Whatever Of interest occurs in the proceeding
ofthe State Legislature will hnd place in III
columns Of the Advertiser; and it viii be tn
constant endeavor OF the undersigned to suit, a
far as practicable, the tastes OF all in the ohoic
on of matter, and to present IN acceptable sheet
w the general reader. Having encountered tn
ed, trouble and expense of establishing a press a
on this place, he trusts that liberal patronag
=, will be extended to him, especially by thos
q" whose political opinions coincide with his own.
TERMS.-The Ripley Advertiser will b
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December, lS43.
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Fc N he New York Tribune.
HENRY CLAY.
By MRS "A. MERGuR.

lie stands erect Nations pride,
With banner waving far and wide,
Whose folds unfufl in every breeze,
And records bear o'er mount and seas,
OF one who, in his native land,
Cleans brightest midst its patriot band.
Who, in his Coun,ry's glorious cause,
Defended of her sacred laws,
And stood uusatche9 amid the fire
or Party strife, of Party ire,
Firm as the never yielding rock,
Meath tempest storm,or earthquakes shock
Whose genius of. the breast inspires
With glowing, patriotic fires!
Whose voice is as the lightning sent,
So brightly, purely eloquent;
Which from its course is never driven,
Tho sweeping earth and brushing heaven
lie stands erect. The brave, the free,
TIE Champion blest of Liberty.
Should ,hreat'ning clouds our sky o'orcast
Still will the brave one stem the blast;
Still onward press without delay,
And win the goal for HENRY CLAY.
Still onward press! Our nalivo land
Shall flourish meath his mish.y hand,
And signal blessings, broad and vide,
Shall crown our shores on every side;
And every breeze shall watt on high
That name which adverse storms defy,
On! onward still! From age 10 age
Shalt brightly sleam, on History's 'spoge,
That name which gilds our glorious West,
And fills with pride each patriots breast,
Which swslls upon the rushing gale,
And far Ger storms and tides prevail.
Star Of The West! Columbia's pride!
Thy name is echoed far and wide,
And every hill and every stream
Beneath the day gods glorious beam
Still watts on high and far away
The undying Iame Of HENRY CLAY!
To,panda, Pa.