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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-10
Brown Common Pleas
John Leonard

John Leonard Petition. 6orPa. -
Vs. lin
Andrew Smith &others P,s
"A hDREW Smith, Ellzabsth smitb, Aar,i,
LALeonaTd, Levi Leonard, George Leopan
John shotwell, Ellen ShoIwell. Leonard Ms
son, hestersna Mason, George Mason, AndreI
masob, Mary Huber, James hsIeman, Joner
Holeman ElleE Hol man, Elizabeth HSIsmti
Aaron Ho'eman, ThomasI olemaA EtsiihsEIob
man, and Hamit Holeman, will take hOtiet
thar petition wss hled on the 26ih day ofApFtl,
1919, IN the Court Of Z, ,mmon Pleas o. G.iSV
county Ohio. by John Leonard, and is nov pa
ding wherein the said John Leonard demand;
partition Of the following real estate: BoKin-
ming at double white oak and tive othen i,t
Earheaft's line and norm wesl corner and WItt
West cofnerto John A AndersOn, thence with A.
deTsons line south, 70 degrees east. VA paiss
t'5 white oaks in the line Of lgnstius Rossss
survey and corner 10 said Anderson. tbsnee
with the line ofRosses Survey north, II SeR,ess
east 90 poles to two hiekoIits snd Whifeesk,
corner to said Ross, thence sorh 70 degvsst
west, ia poles TO two white oaks and gum .eot.
ner to EarbeaTt. thence with hiS line SOuIh. II
degrees west, GU poles ts the beginning, s0A-
tanning 50 seres and that, at the next tsrn,
OF said Court, application will be made BY the
SAID John Leonord for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises.
JOHN LEONARD, Petitioner.
MARSHALL & PEEK, Sl's.foTfepr.
May 81, lS44.--6w
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Jane Woods Estate.

THE undersigned has been appointed by the
Court ofCommon Pleas of Brown county Ohio,
administrator of the estate of Jane Wopds.--
All persons Indebted TO said estate, will there
fore make immediate payment, and those having
equitable claims ag inst the same will present
them legally authenticated for payment
JAMES LOUDON, Adm illustrator.
Sept, 7Ih, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-10
, Worm Powders,
A Certain, safe, and efectual Remedy for
"a This disease. Price IS cents,
Also,
aromatic Bitters,

TNOR Strengthening Weak Slomachs, and
restoring the Appetite. Pnce I2A cents.
FORSALE By d., Stewart, and w. P.
Macklem, sorgetowu--Pa!mer & Campbell
and rRidgway & Cradit, Ripley.-Acklen and
Lamb, Aberdeen. 6-R,
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PHILADELPHIA AT YOUR
DOORW

WOULD respectfully invite my friends
a and the public to call and examine my
late purchase of Fall and Winter goods,
received direct from Philadelphia, and
feel confident they will find larger and
cheaper variety of goods than is to be
found in the town. TO mention half of
The articles would take up loo much
time, bu, will mention few, viz: spIen.
did Blanket Shawls, Black Alpaca Lus.
ire, fancy striped DeLNnes, Vestings of
the most beautiful Patterns, Wool-dyed
Black, Blue and Grey mixed Cloths, Sat.
linels, Flannels and Plain Linseys. CALI
Goes fine selection; Bed Ticking, Apron
check, Brown and Blue Cotton &c. &c.
splendid lot of Hardware direct from
Philadelphia. Boot and Shoe makers
would do we'll to give inc call, as they
will find great variety of tools used by
hem, such as P,ncers, Shoe IaGlers.
Shoe Knives, Peg Auls, Awl Blades &c,
a fine selection will also be found for
those building, consisting in part Of Pat.
Butts and Screws, Carpenter Locks,
Square Latches, Brass Spiral Springs
&c. Ali kinds Of Groceries, dye Stulfs
and Cotton thread constantly on hand.
L. NOWLAND,
Next TO Shaw's Tavern.
Flaxseed, Beeswax, Feathers, Lard,
White Beans, Onions, Dried Apples and
Peaches, James, Flannel, Tow Linneu
and Linsey wanted, for which goods Of
any description will be given.
BY L. NOWLAND.
Russelvlle, Sept 7, 1914 -4w
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-10

We are requested to announce Phil
Up jolly IS q candidate for Sheriff Of
Brown county at the approaching cleo
tion.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-10
Gorgetown Female seminarv

WILL open On Monday the seeosd Of
/ w September, under the supeTintendence Of
The subscribe assisted by Z. W. Maxwell.
The year will be divided into two sessions oi
twenty-five weeks each No pupil will be 70.
eeivsd for less time than half a session, and no
deduction for absence will be made, except for
sickness Of two or more weeks at time. -
There will be arrangements made fer priIna.
ry class, which will not at all interfere pith the
higher class.
TEXT BOOKS.
COlburn's first Lessons; r laws third . art, and
Adams Al rithmetc, Davies and Cclburn,s
Algebra, Playfair's Euclid, Smiths and Kirk
hams Grammar, Mitehell's Geography, Wor-
cester' ancisntGeOgrsphy Goodrich's History
with Emesson's Questions, and supplement,
Whelplay's Compend, Phs Ip's Botany, Goods
Book Of Nature, Smellies Philosophy Of Natural
History, Lacey's Rhetoric, Whateiey's Logic,
ComstOck's Natural Philosophy, and Chemistry,
Wa jland's Moral Science, Alexauder's Evil
dence ofChristianity, Butler's Analogy, Paley,s
Natural Theology, Watts on the mind, Me-
Collough's Geography oflhe Heavens with the
maps, Constitution of the United States and OF
Ohio. Mans6eld's Political Grammar, and
Sulivan's Political Glass ook, Mason's Harp
and tho Bible.
Archaeological Chart of General History
WIN 10 lutHlsHout lOgeLner win the Globes
O:casionly lectures upon Moral and Natural
Philosophy by the Superintendent and Teach
ers.
TERM BILL.
T1ition including all the primary studies
Calisthenis, $500
For more advanced studies, including
Vocal Music, $500
BOar I'd per week, SI.5O
Washing per month, SO,75I
There will be a small charge for fuel and 9TH
er contingent expenses,
EXTRA.
French $500
Latin 500
German 300
Satin Embroidery 800
Drawing '. 2,OOI
.Mazz1tinJ Painting $50
Lessons on the Guitar 1000
,Mdsic on the Piano by Miss Hall of
Boston per ar. 800
SARAH T. JOHNSON.
August, 1874.
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THE CINCINNATI AND MAYSVILLE
PACKET, DANL. BOONE

- WILL run as regu-
AG w lar Packet betwee,
o5< 49, Cincinnati and Maysville,
~. leaving Cincinnati every
Tuesday, Thursday and
SATURDAY. at 10 O'Clock A, M. and Maysvills
every Monday Wednesday and Friday at 9 q.
clock A. M. stopping at all Intermediate porls
The Danl Boons is entirely new, was bullt
expressly to run as packet between Cincinnati;
and Mayviville, and the public may reIv ON hsr
continuing in the trade. y -
July 90, 1874.
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WILL TAKE NOTICE

Penny, Children, and Jane Penny widow o.
Peter Penny decd,
WILL TAKE NOTICE
TTNHATa a petition was filed against them on
the 18th day of une 1874 in the Court Of
G mmon Pleas ofBrown coInty Ohio BY .An.
drew ] .Ralstin & Nancy J Ralstin his wife
and George Shick and Dulcena Shck his wife,
and is now pending, wherein they demand par
tit on of & assignment Of dover in the following
lands and rea estate to wit; Sixty two acres
and twenty two poles decided to Peter Penny
now dect as sd, by Lewis. Penny and wife in
said county of Brown OH the waters of Clover
lick creek part of survey of200 acres made in
the mama of William Tomlin by No. 573-also
one hundred aud eighty two acres and thirty
seven poles Of land lying in sale county on the
waters of Whiteoak creek and deeded by James
Taylor and wifeby their Attorney to Peter
Penny being pan of David Lamberts survey
No. 242I.--Aiso 81 acres and 25 poles o land
living in said county decided to Peter Penny by
George G.. Light &. wife part of entity in the
name of John Watts No. 690l--Also thirty
three and three fourth acres of land lying in said
county desded to Peter Penny by George G.
Light and wife and being survey No.
1861 in the name of William .Andrews--.also
54actos of land lying in said county, part
ofa tract of l0t acres decided by said Light g.
wife TO said Peter Penny and part of said
Watts survey s90l--AlsO 95 acres 2roods &
"a poles of land lying in said county of
which said Peter Penny died seized and part Of
said William Tomlin's survsy No. 573; and AZ.
s5threes, and three fourths acres of land
lying in said county decided to the heirs of
Peter Penny by Joseph Pitzer & wife part of
survey No. 1862 in the name Francis PeytOn
and thatat the next term of said court applica-
tiO1 willbe made by the said petitioners for an
order that partition may bs1made Ofsaid SDren;; !.
lses ana dow"' '..s,g gneu therein,
Suh0 SVsu ASzg.-6W
ANDREW j. RALsTN and NANCY
RALsTiN his wife g. GEoRGE
Ht SHroK & DULoENA SHIck his wife,
Petitioners.
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School,.

A SCHOOL will be opened by Samuel Dowd-
-Aney on Monday the 18th instant, in the
house lately occupied as a school by W "a. Blair.
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James Penny, Lucinda Penny, Lewis Penny,
Wesley Penny, Andrew Penny and Indiann
Penny, Children, and Jane Penny widow of
Peter Penny decd,
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SANDS'S sARSAPAkILLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERhA.
NENT CURE OF ALL DISEASs
ES ARISING FROM AN lM.
PURE STATE OF THE
BLOOD, OR HABIT
OF THE SfS.
ETEM,
= NAMELY:
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VIM. SHIELDS, Shift B. G. o.
Sept. 10, 1874.
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June 2Sth, 1914. 81,
HAMER &, JoHNsrfN Soils for Potr's
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
STATE OF ARKANSAS, {co
County of Washington, w.

County Of Washington,
In the Circuit Court of said county, Chanccry
ting, at the November Term. 1913, the follow.
ing proceedings in the therein mentioned to wit:
civilian West Complainant,
Frances Pierce, and Anna his " " 9'
wife, Defendants.
ND on this dav came the said ompainant, md it
IN appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
the said defendant is sdent of the State of
Arkansas, and that among other things it is alleged
said compliments BILL that the said defendants being
seized Of the north west quarter of section number
tythrce, in township mum Der SIXTEEN north of
number thirty-two west containing hundred and
sixty and the south east quarter of the north
east quarter OF section twenty in said township
range. containing forty less, did the
18th day of October 1912 for the consideration of
hundred and fifty dollars, to them in hand paid by said
complainant make, execute and deliver to said COM
they sold and pretended to convey the said
ant the aforesaid tracts of land with their appurte.
nances, his heirs and assigns forever which nstru.
ment there was no seal attached and prays that said
contract be carried into execution and that de-
cree be entered, that said defendants make execute
and deliver to said complainant good and valid decd
in fec simple to said of land and premises 1t is
PENDANTS appear here and plead, answer demur to
said compliments bill of complaint. before the
first day of the next term of this court that the same
Will be taken as confessed against them, and decree
entered accordingly; and that copy of this order
printed in some newspaper published in the State for
eight weeks in succession, the last insertion to be at
east four weeks previous TO the first day the next
term OF this court, to which term ordered that this
cause be continued"
A true copy from tho record.-March the 4th, 1874.
ATTEST: B. H. PERSON, Clerk
March 3, lo44.--5-sw. Printers fee (s2O ISL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
STATE OF ARKANSAS, 1sc
COunty of Washington,


County of Washington,
In the Washington Circuit Court in Chanccry sitting
at the November term, A. D. IS43 were the follow
ing proceedings, viz:
Lavina Langly, by her next
friend, James E. Mayfcld.
Complainant, Petition tor Dirorce.
James Langlay, Defendant
ND now on this day came the said complainant,
N and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court
here that the said defendant is nonresident of the
state of Arkansas, and has not been served with pro-
cess and amongst other things it is alleged in the
complainant's said bill of complaint, that time
in the year of Christ, 1888, the said complainant
PENDANT that she resided with and demeaned herself
faithfully kind and aieconae wife for the space
of one month after the date Of their said marriage
that the said defendant made provision whatever
the support and sustenancc OF said wife that the
said complainant for the aforesaid forced
and did, the last day Of April, A D. 1888.
herself from the said defendant and 90 her
that they might take Of and support her and that
her said husband the defendant, will not live with and
support her the said complainant as his wife, although
often requested by her do but absolutely refuses
and praying this court to dissolve the bonds Of matr
mony entered into aforesaid 1t is therefore ordered
and plead, answer demur to the said compainants
next term of this court, that the will be taken
confessed, and decree entered accordingly, and
that copy of this order be published in newspa
per printed in this State, for the space of four weeks
before the next term Of this court.
true copy FROM the record.
B. H. PERSON, Clerk.
March 8, ls44-5-4w printers fee Sll 75.)-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.

HENRY e. CUNNINGHAM.
HAvE just received. per p" Arkansas Mail" iron
IL New Orleans, ..
$50 Bags Rio coffee
400 do coarse salt
10 Hhds sugar
100 Reams wrapping paper
20 Boxes western Reserve" choose
Bags pepper
2 Bags alspice
Boxes roll birthstone
10000 Principe cigars
10 Barrels refined loaf sugar
10 Boxes Leftwitch best chewing tobacco
20 Boxes Imperial and Young Hyson tea
Barrels coppcras
Bag race ginger
Barrels lnsecd oil
20 Kegs white lead
Barrel whiting
10 Dozen painted buckets
10 Dozen wire sleeves
~ Nests tubs and keclcrs
10 do sugar boxes
!UO Dozen sets common cups and sauccrs
100 do do do plates
do wool cards
do Colns'a axes
5 do Coffee mills
90 Kegs nails
500 lbs American Blstercd steel
Sets Smiths tools, complete
1000 Pair calf and kip brogans
10 Barrels molasses
SO Kegs "kentucky Rife Powder
10 doz gallon glass jars
Nutmegs, Cloves, Sardires. &c. &c.
4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
nR. w. RICHARDS having permanently located
IL himself in Fort Smith, respectfully tenders his
professional services to the citizens Of the and
surrounding country, in the practice of Medicine Sur
gery Obstetsics, &C., in all their various branches.
He hopes from thirteen years practice, and strict
attention to business to merit share of public patron.
age.
Office on Main street, door West of Marchand's
Silversmith shop. and directly opposite the Fort.
Fort Smith, Nov. 25, lS43--42.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
TIN. c. ~
JOHN AUSTIN & O.

JOHN AUSTIN. c. 1'EwEEsE.
JOHN AUSTIN & O.
HAVE in store. and received. per steam boat Ex.
Il port. and will sell low for cash, hides or peItrv
IL hhds sugar 60 sacks coffee
$50 sacks salt; so bbls whiskcy, wines and bra
20 tons iron. steel and castings, assorted;
500 plough moulds;
So kegs nails and flooring brads; box taeks;
20 boxes chewing tobacco; boxes smoking TO-;
kegs apple jelly; 3kegs pickles; ="
10000 papers garden Seeds Of lS43. =. up by tho
Shakers,and warranted to groys Wanted
SO kegs powder; 1000 lbs lead; III Z
60 bags shot, assorted numbers; -,
~ boxes starch; 10 boxes sperm
20 boxes tumblers and pint TASKS; 10 az
boxes mould candles; 6 boxes cotton ya,-;
S casks Western Reserve cheese;
2 casks paint oil l do spts turpentne; ~
~ boxes window glass; H., u =,
2Oo sides sole. upper, bride and ~ gu -
IL double mattresses, IL single do - ." E1s z
25 dozen brooms; E.ls:4gAa
crates plates, cups and saucer, :-.s1 IA Jss =
cotton and wool cards; IL
sives, Indigo, madden, and coppcras; -
alum, salt petre, birthstone, and cigar
pipes. plough lines. bed cords. &c. 4 @. - e.
Nov. 20. ls43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

Selling at Reduced Prices!
lust RECEIVED. per steamers Eveline and Eek
u press MAIL large and general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
Hardware and Queensware,
Among which will be found
2and quarter brown Domestic
2and quarter bleac hcd
and quarter bed ticking
and quarter apron check
Long cloths plain and twilIed striped shifting;
Brown drillings. Choctaw stripes;
Ashburton stripes;
Negro shirtings, hickory striped do;
Merrimac and Fall river blue prints;
Fancy coored do;
kentucky Jeans, Hardtimcs, Lindseys, Elan.
nels and sattinets.
200 PAIR ASSORTED MACKINAW AND
COLORED BLANKETS.
Irish linen, linen and cotton thread;
Spool cotton, cotton yarn;
Indian shawls and handkerchiefs ladies fancy hdkfs:
Pongee, Spitalfcld and English silk pocket do
Black and fancy colored silk cravats;
Silk and twist. ribbons. tapes, brads. and luces
Il u "a z Nj ID q q L, o II Ell IN q !,
Hats and Caps, Boots and shoes, Cordage.
81 dozen cotton cards, (Whittemores patiently
Hunts axes. trace chains, hoes, knives and forks,
Carpenters tools, butts and screws, coffee mills
QUEENswARE AND TINwARE.
Cogniac brandy;
Champaign do, twenty -four years old;
Malaga wine, old Madeira wine;
Golden Sherry, do; Champaign do.
The subscriber respectfully invites the attention Of
purchasers his stock and feels satisfied he can make
JOS Fl. WAIT,
Garrison Avenue,
Second door from JOS H. Heard's. Fort Smith
Fort Smith, January lS, lS44.-5O-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16


STATE OF ARKANSAS, 1ss
County Of Washington, 90
In the Washington Circuit Court, on the Chancery side
thereof, at the November term, lS43 the following
proceedings wero had in the following case, viz:
Mary Ann Williams. Comp't,
VS. Petition for Diroree.
James Williams, DEFENDANT. }
A ND now on this day came the said complainant,
n by sneed q Costa, her solicitors, and move the
court for an order of publication in this cause
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the said
complainant has heretofore filed her bill of com p aint
and also shat the said defendant resident
this Sate it is therefore ordered that copy this
order be published for eight weeks, by weekly inser
tons, in some newspaper printed in this State the
insertion to be at least four weeks before the first
Of the next term Of this court, requiring the said de-
PENDANT to appear in court here the first day the
next term OF this court, at TO be held the
courthouse. in the county of Washington, and State
OF Arkansas, on the first Monday in May 1874, and
plead answer, demur said planant's bill of
complaint, the same will be taken as confessed
against him. and decree entered accordingly to which
term it is ordered that this be and the same is
hereby continued.
true copy from the record. Given under my hand
February End, A. D. 1914.
B. II. PERSON, Ckrk
Feb. IL, ls44-l-sw. printers fee SIS 25)
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

ON HAND AND FOR SALE BY J. H. HEARD,
BARRELS peach brandy
8 do gin
l cask Madeira wine
3sbbls Malaga do
1000 lbs bacon
60 bbls whiskey
bags feathers
2 casks claret wine
pipes Cognac brandy
20 kegs tobacco
80 boxes do Nos and 2
20 boxes soap
10 sacks coffee
Is coils bale rope
5000 lbs tennessee hammered iron
Fort Smith, Oct. II, lS43
II ECElVED by steam boat Export, and for
~ sale by J. H. Heard,
25 bags Nos l, 2 and shot
l barrel gin
l do brandy
l do Muscat vino
25 do whiskey
! key spikes
Fort Smith, October ID, lS43
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

UST received per Steam Boat Sarah,
u 30 Sacks LIST quality, Buck wheat,
Kegs LIST do Butter,
20 assorted size Cheese, for sale low by
w. H. & NJ. MAYERS
Fort Smith, Dec % IS43
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
4 lOllr.

SCOTT, WHITE Co, have just received from
~ washington county, and for sale, ten barrels su.
perfnc four '"..
NJ B-We can recommend this -four and have made
sich arrangements as will enable to furnish the
pubicwth this article weekly.
Nov. 25, ls4a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

In the Circuit Court of said county, in Chanccry 81
ting, at the November Term. 1913, were the folio,
ing proceedings in the case therein mentioned, to
civilian West, Complainant
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
Charles A. Birnfe.

GEO. AUSTIN. EwD. CLEGG.
Austin & Clegg,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission and Forward.
ing Merchants, Van Buren,, Ark.
" AUSTIN & CLEGG.
REG leave to acquainl the inhabitants Of Van
- Buren,, and the surrounding country, that
they have removed to the store house on the steam
boat landing, formerly occupied by Scott, White
q Co., where they will be glad to see their old
friends and customers, and as many new ones as
wish to come. They have in store, and offer for sale
$50 sacks of salt
SO bbls whiskey,
so sacks Rio coffee
10000 lbsiron and steel, assorted
$50 plough mouds
1900 lbs castings
80 kegs nails
so boxes window glass
5000 dozen cotton yarns
10000 cigars
20 kegs powder
5 boxes tea
10 doz corn brooms
doz brides, doz sfters
cases boots and brogans, assorted
/ case ladies shoes, &c. &c.
All which they offer to sell low for cash or
trade.
Jan. 2l, lS44-5O-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

TUITAR strings. violin strings, ruled music pa per
" Clarionct reeds, white rosn, Victoria steel pens
Quilts, blue ink, sand and letter paper;
Draft boards, tapers, &c. for sale by
w. H. & M. Mayors.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

SPlCES, &c.-Nutmegs, cloves, ground cinnamon
~ Ground pepper, ground mustard,
Ground Cloves do. alspice, do. ginger,
Salgratus, yeast powders,
Mace, caruai seed, &c. for sale by
w, H. e. NJ MAYERS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

TROUBLE BREwISG.-A letter from gentle
man at Springfield. illinois. states that Governor
FosD has issued orders for the march of twenty
fyc hundred Illinois militia and volunteers to
Nsuyoo, for the protection of that place The
detachment from Morgan County was ordered to
rendezvous at Beardstown Yesterday. No rea.
sons are assigned for this new movement Of the
Governor, but, as il involves very considerable
expenditure 10 the State, ii may be presumed tha;
il has not been done without urgent necessity
Since The above was written. the steamer Ohio
arrived, which left Nauvoo yesterday morning.
end reports all quiet there. So that We arc at a
loss to account for the cause Of the Governor or.
5sring out tho troops, st. Louis Rep. Sept %.
Destructive FIRE At PosT ByRox.--The VII.
lace Of Port Byron, in this County, was visited
with destructive fire on Thursday evening of
last week. It originated in the extensive tame
ry Of A. TpPper, Esq. which was entirely con-
sumed, together with its contents coesisting of a
large quantity of leather in finished and unfn
shed state. The erist mill owned by the Beach
estate, The machine and blacksm shop, and
carriage factory of William Tull, and large
barn occupied by one of the companies on the
canal together with several other smaller build.
ipcs, were entirely destroyed The loss has been
yaruusly estimated at from fifteen to twenty
thousand dollars. We are informed that none Of
ihe buildings destroyed were insured
rCayuga Tocsin.
gJ Mr.. Waggorman, nephew Of President
Tyler has been appointed Purser in the Navy,
in place oi Mr.. Upshur, deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01


Drawing this amount so rs to produce the above $50 llS So
the rate O! Exchange would be 81 o. OF nearly 10 2l
The Ia., quotation being: The corresponding rate
Ia Pans aug Co. ~ YORK, Sep; 39 would be tor Bills.
Mex D0is5 3,ao Is u pt e. pem....!5 y Sla3 y -
span. co.'s ~ 40 pr CT pTeIn-. . IL 32.o W oi
The ALBANY Civ Bank has declared semi-en-
rual dividend per cent. payable the lst October
The Carpet trade has, among olher branches OF
America industry ie the beneficial effects ci the general
improvement business Of the country consequent upon
the pusslxe Of the Tariff lS2 Tie manuac;-c as large
g ncfea.ed and with improved skill the products from Cg-
pc, loom. IRE more durable and beautiful than the imported
article n, the same cost We furnish our houses with
Carpets at price than betc when the duty
was lower and have the satisfaction OF paying for them
own Wool growers and manufacturers. The following table
SHOWS the prices of Cape,ing from 1886 to leii:
Cosr OF CARpETISG the lt al January 0 each from
I; o 1886 To he lst oi Janulty lSii