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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

II Go AHEAD The Republicans Of Campbell as
sembed at their court house on Monday, the 18th inst
Achilles d. Johnson, Esq in the Chair, and Mr. b
NJ De Witt Secretary. They appointed eleven dele
gates in addition TO the eighteen previously appointed
10 the Senatorial Convention TO meet at Farmville on
ts 22i inst They also appointed committee (uf two
delegates to each precinct of CampbelD TO report the
names of candidates for the county, at the March
court And, con motion, i, resolved that Mr. R
IL Gray, who had just returned from the State Con.
'enon, be requested TO give The meeting some inioT-
nation respecting the proceedings of that body MIR
Gray accordingly arose and gave highly gratifying
accom-, of the union and harmony that characterized
Tie deliberations of the Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

We had prepared sketch of very pleasant TRIP To
the Appomat,o1 River Friday last, the new rail
road branching off from the Petersburg Rail Road 10
said rver-but we have not for it this morning
and obliged to suspend it until Friday. In the
mean time, will say, that the project seems to be
completely successful, and may produce quite ne "
era in the commerce Of Richmond With lower James
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,uIrpIy y,1r ,iVSrvy

Ons mic from Richmond, Tie Uesham Road.
THE Proprietor o,s establishment returns his thanks
hrra public ir the patronage lie las their
the last twenty years and earnestly socis
of their avo's
AZ this establishment cultivated the poruar of
all the tuds of Fun Trees this elm re viz:
Apples Pears, Peaches tLerts Aprcci ium, HecIafiue,
and Almond. Also, few OF cho, Roses
and 1crs Linden and English Naples
10 Grape VINES IT TIE approved y'ri.s naive
and foreign the former u the celebrated Npon> Viz
r,na Seeding famous fr table aUt wine lie keeps
cnnstah,y on supply of Domestic Wine the pure Juice
m. grape Raspberry vr Gonsebtfry Bushes Asparagus
Roofs good supply always banda q: which DESTROYS
10 sell a, reduced prces. Address JOHN CARTER,
Nur;eryulan, near Richmond
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

AT the six Wings are elected, VIZ:
LIST District-( Annapolis, &c., J. NJ. S. Causin.
Cd Frederick, &c., Francis NJ Brengle.
Sd Baltimore county, &C., John Welhered
4,h baltimore city in part &c., John
Kennedy.
5th 4" Cecil, &c., Doctor Jacob A. Preston
Q3 mojory)
9th &c talbot, &c., Thomas A. Spence, enc
opDosition
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and That ffor's have hern made to give such diree
ton TO tie puhc dIspeasure, may prove some la;
prejudciul to Dr. Jones, who voted against the o IN
conformity with his convictions Of official duty. With
out designing participate in the discussion OF TINS
local question, take leave to remind our i1epuoean
friends IN Buckingham, that this nssureoiy ough, MOTTO
be mnte tlst question We are now engaged 10 an
for the supremacy of the great primo
pies OF free government and when that contest IS over
questions OF local and subordinate interest can De can
vassed and acted upon. The Republicans OF the md
die and lower end Of Buckingham animated by The
right spirit, will sustain Bocock, though they may d'i'
Ter with him as to The county scheEle ana WI
not the Republicans of the upper end evince equal
mu q anmity, and sustaa Dr. Jones Certainly they
will. Time and reflection will dlssipate whatever I'M
friendly feeling may exist in the upper end Of Bucking-
ham against DR.. Jones, and we confidently trust Thai
all the forts and Vaccinations of the federa!is's wi!
be defeated We call upon the Republicans OF the
upper end of Buckingham the upper portion OF Prince
Edward. and the lower portion of Campbell, 10 rally
the support of the Republican candidates. and there
by defeat those who exeting every nerve to ad.
vance the fortunes of Mr.. Clay Editors Enquirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

~ The Democratic Republicans Of this City resd-
ing West of 9lh street, requested 10 meet at MIR.
Caulfield's school room street, Tomorrow
ming (WEpSEspAY,) at u o'clock. on business of i'm
no,tance to them. CHARLES II. HYDE,
Chnrman Of Tioiiancc LOnmittse.
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GILES COUNTY.

Al meeting Of portion Of The Democratic citizens
Of Giles county, held at the Court House, on the ed
day Of January lo4i being court day. hos }. George,
Esq, was called 10 the Chair and Capt George D. Hoge
appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been briefly stated
by.Mani!ius Chapman, Esq, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
l. Resoired That this meeting concurs fully in the
proposed Convention, TO be held al Monroe Court House
the first day of February, 1874 for the purpose of
electng suitable persons TO represent this Congressional
District in the Convention, 10 be held in Baltimore in
May next 10 select candidates for President and Vice
President of the United States; and that Col Charles
King Thomas Shannon Esq, Madison Allen, Esq, Jas.
Stafford Esq, VIM. Bane, Chapman J. Johnston, Thos.
!. George, Esq, Edward Johnson, Philip Vass Capt.
George d. Hoge, Gordon L. Jordan Dr. John II. Ruttcr,
Robert NJ Hutchison, and Manilius Chapman, be ap.
pointed delegates 10 attend the same.
2 ReSolred, That this meeting doth respectfully in
vtc the Democrats of the counties composing this Scna
oral District, 10 unite with US in holding Convention
at Giles Court House. the fourth Monday in February
next, for the purpose of nominating suitable Demo-
cratic candidate 10 represent this Senatorial District in
the Legislature of Virginia. and that the following per-
be appointed 10 represent th, county in said Con-
venon, to wit, Robert Farrier, Esq, John Miller Esq
John S. Easily, Edward Johnson, Capt. George d. Hoge,
Morton P. Emmons, John II. Bane Col. Charles King,
thomas Shannon, Esq Madison Allen, ESQ., Col James
Bane James Stafford ESQ., VIM. Weibern, Thomas J..
George Esq, Capt Isaiah Hale, Charles Hale, Esq,
WIN. Fl. Hare, David Eaton, Richard Eaton Chapman
]. Johnston, Gordon L. Jordan John Johnson, (Precep
tor David Stafford James ii. Snidow Henry Bolton,
Jr DR. John II. Rutter, Col. Garland 5. Gerald John
hIcClaugherly, Esq Nlanus Chapman Joseph T. Jor-
dan, Chapman Bane, William McCIaugheriy, Lorenzo
D. Kirk Samuel Thompson, Ralph X. Stafford John
Johnson (B. H,) Robert NJ. Hutchinson, William How
William Crawford, Sr Miles X Lucas Hiram Adkins,
Robert IIarman, Lewis Neel, Esq., Elias Iarman, Jacob
Nisewander, George s. William, Frederick William,
David Price, James McClaugher,y, Jr William p &C.
Gil Henley Chapman, Thomas J. Hobs Ballard S. Nc
Claughcrty, Henry Walker Thompson II. Peters, Reu-
ben Hughs, and lianel Hartman
3. Resoircd That Manilius Chapman. John McClaugh-
erty, ESQ., William p Cecil, and Chapman J. Johnston,
be committee 10 correspond with Democratic friends
in the other counties OF the district and request their
cooperation in the proposed Convention.
4. Rssolred, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and TO the
Richmond Enquirer for publication, and that the Fncas-
tic Democrat, and Republican, and Virginia Consttu-
tionalisi be requested 10 copy the same.
THOMAS J. GEORGE, Chm
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AT. CuSsISeHAm, Secretary.


GEO. FIrznrcH, Esq, viii address the Democratic
Association of the county Of Caroline, at their next
meeting, to be held in the Court House, on the mex;
Caroline Court day, at 80 minutes past 10 o'clock,
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>rOTtCE-ly virtue al Of Trust hy
Spencer, bcarin: date the Iuh day
duy recorded Clerks Office E" the County Court of Buck
iprhlm WILL purposes In said deed mentioned the
18Th DAY Of Nach ,lsii) OH the premises proceed to SELL
AZ public auction, highest bidder that @ei knnnn Tract
Land wing being said county The
South fork river, and containing ahnt hundred
and more or less beg ih lat. residence ct
said Spencer be prod farm, ell
production Of wheat amt tobacco" the staple
of the which said situated The STATE
lands are prov ibay hest wheat lands all oonn
This of Land has all the improvements for the
taking care crops raised farm. large portion
this Tract Of Land wood but Susciency thereof has
cleared farm those who may sh
rage in farming pursuits. TIE OF safe viii be made
comrnuiang circumstances win permit ami will b. made
known on -tic. The SutscTihr acng Trustee
will convey such un BY s4id deed,
Is believed L. be dsPnable.
WILLIAM p. JONES, Trustee
Feb % Sl-tis'
II. Mniy Will ME rnnY a erk I'll ale.
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COMPLIMENTS TO THE OLD DOMINION.

1t warns the heart to the fire which was kindled
on the elars of our late Convention, extending itself
every where We rejoice to see that spirit OF reunion
retutning with praises for old Virginia. Among these,
we happy to extract the following tribute from that
talented journal, the "Raleigh Standard"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

To the Vot,rs Of the Congressional District Of York,
Ar
COMMUNICATED.

" =
.9eeomac NC.
lam candidate to represent you in Congress for
the unexpred term Of Mr. Wise, who has been appoint
ed Minister to foreign court. lily opinions about
public men and measures, where not already known,
will IN due time he freely and fully given 10 the public
eve There shall be no reserve. Suffice il for he pre-
sent 10 say, tina, they are mbued with the principles
Of the school of 1898, and those OF the Proclamation
IF isSo ROBERT ANDERSON.
WILLIAMSBURG february ii, 1874
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Feb 20

UOHN MINGE. having taken the BOLLIAGBROOk HOTEL.
u Petershue Va. within short d- of The Richmond
and Point Railroad Depo ani cmplo's m I H. Ramsay,
E,q late wei known Proprietor of The Farmers llo.c,
Fredericksburg, Superintendent, Offers his his
friends the pHt being provided With civil and cbsng
PENDANTS and Servan and entirely Beds
and pom Strict att. nion To thing THAI
ndcr he Has Bar VIII he furnished w
Ptoventer required
% The Omnibus VIII be IN attendance on The arrival of the
s. y. Tie Pos, Office kept n the blting
Feb ~ 92-2lw2w
~ The whg Wi. please coy, and send account Office
H. Pr LIS, g.nret.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

n ATES' INTEREST TABLES, Nc.-J. W. RANDOLPH &
" co have sale
Interest Tables which shown Ike interest any
from 81 to $4,000 ny George ouics
Tables of Interest Exchange which i shown The inter
on domestic and exchanges
Sc.. On entirely plan, ly George Oates
Rowiett's Interest Table
Tables nf Discount, and advance on British sterling
Bankers Tine Tables
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

Central omuee for tie county c Luaeaburg-Esha b. Jack
son Lunenbug H. James Neac Pleasant Grove, William
stone Herry's bridge Benjamin L. Smith, Oral OAKS. John u
blackwell! Brslan Upon Edmundsou, Macarland-, kecae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

III.
SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF BAEkktPTS.
PURSUANT order Of the Court Of ,he United states LOT
the Eastern District Of Virginia. made the oh Any OF no
vember 1892 shall SELL pubic auctions 10 the hest bitaef
certain Real Estate mentioned in the schedules o VINO
have been decreed bankrupts their own pelon we
does not appear the schedules to be undef any neea OF
or other The Real Estate 10 he So 'd u io
lows. TO wit: : ,a,r IF n. ,...s
of Land as Joint tenant with Lucinda Ballard, formefy "noa
Vaughan lying PEA Vine noinain Nelson .ol'y
by. $780,, l. o-o oc,.. nj and
I'm John p H. Shorts lf. interest in 81 " Ian"
vno II, The roun,y of Loudoun the town O.
In G. " Rambams case his fee simple interest BEN. Que.
part in two Lots on fedsf ''ee' " '' -
Petersburg. ,a,, n. .ro,n, .,
any purchase shall hundred dollars or more ana he IL
he for one third cash. third n; months anu AZ
Twelve months fron the day q. saie no VIII We
mad. 10 the purchaser any Iail the "hoe "
new shall be paid, and conveyance ufer'ea W le su'
The will be made front ~ the l"n'' IRON o. ne
United states Court aSth day OF February 49, d.
auction 10 the highest bidder al u n M
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, general Assignee.
., ao e1--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

II - -, ,nfirs Of Is.o OF Wight, Pinee Csorse,
Sn,amnton Sr,rv an, SUSSEX; Mrckenhufr and Halifax
Buckingham Campbell Cumperand; A,eonacs N9nan
apre Rappah,nnock Gtesne Federico lris,son and
a,r ~r,vrf Nvhe Grsyson Smyih and Carroll; Green
&c. f.ies Mont gomcy, Floyd and Mercer and tie
Wayor Of The CITY OF Wliamshurg will take notice. that etc
80 % he held al Cou!thCnses, and ofr places ap-
% h. law nr holding elections, the fourth Jhusd1y IN
% ~ choose Senators represent their respective dis
tect in The neS' "e'e'"' A HASsFoRD, c. g.
=, =, S2-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

ECTURE-caARLES oIiN, native Of Ireland viii deli
IL Il I.rrIm odd Fellows Hail. WE'D
NESDAY EVENING. 2lst II past
Z o'clock.
ST. Pairck, &c.
Tnke 10 admit aud gentleman persons
80 cents. single crhi,. b. had at the door
FIJI III 91-.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

Refer Mcsf Storm DIhois & Co. New YORK; Zach COPE
Esf, ih.iadrpha Lewis Webb ED, bchm'rti Nyau Card
well, ESQ.,. Charlotte C. H.. William KINNEY ESQ >anHioa'
Mayo Cahe h Nelson. Judge Henry 81 George TucNe' I'M
versiy ii Virginia.
Frt Do ga-wIy
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.Mnlii;,.cs.

haiiia.Cs.
Married. on the 18Th Instant By Elder James isnshali, Mr.
RicH.Rp C.rrHoR. this city, 10 Miss HAfAEt W. dagt
of Curtis Carter, ESQ OF iicnrieo
Married, al the Of John L. Tale Esq., on Thursday
the 18th hy the Right Rev Bishop Johns W
CasrL 10 iss s,Lr MARSHALL TAsKEE'LEr all Of the CIT! ct
Rtri mnnd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

TaE LADIES' ANNUAL FAIR opens today at me WY nm
and IN continue open during the week ne iads OF ie
Serond Baptist Church hanpv ~ announce 10 e
Richmond that thu ir Animal Fair commences To-day III ne VI,
Articles Ladies' and G.n mems Wearing Apparel. Ihiurh
D--se>. tonf.ciionarits Refreshments,
They confidently that the patronage re
colvcd former occasions Will be again bestowed.
Feb 10 g2-lt
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HOyT 4 CO.'S OFFICE.

HOYT CO.'S OFFICE.
INRAEiNt; Of AeSlndra Lottery, Glass No drawn 'tb:
~ ~ Is - - ~ l. p ~ ~ Is - - - 81 ~.
Ticket, Nos. y % -, Capital the above, sold nv
HoYT < CO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

DtRSuANT order made in The Ju!ed States Court Tor
Eastern District of Vrsril, the 2Ad of march, 1879,
the matter Of bankruptcy Coqnt Gentry, notice here
by given 10 The creditors both social aud Hdvima of the said
bankps that from the report Of the Commissioner, made pnrs
order appears that social ect reduced 10
money ready distribution there balance ore hundred
aud eight, three dollars and thirty cents That OF The nd
vdua effects Of Caleb s. cclQu! similarly slatcd, there
balance of -four dollars and eighty cents and o the indisi
As,in Gently similarly situated, there balance
hundred aud forty dollars and foi,y three And,
further d, the Court has declared, that
days Will ofdr' FOR dividend and dis
t.ihntcn balance, aforesaid.
FRED. TRANSPORT,
Assignee oi Goltul;i and Gentry.
E.h On 9A-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

DROWN TAYLOR & TItkER. Formerly Brown s. Taylor
ID Coaw,s,ioN MERCHANTS t;socrss RicsatRd "a VIII pay
particular attention 10 the of Tobacco Flour and Wheat
ii'DU Ell. II. BROWN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20
NORFOLK COUNTY

GEORGE D. HnGE, Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

kept his Colonists out of the mad Frcdonian at
tack on the Mexican authorities, and he wished
to the lates: possible hour to avoid quarrel with
Mexico, not only to escape the stain OF faithless
ness, bu, that his people might acquire strength
to go through The conflict victoriously. Then his
arguments were thought too tame for the crisis
the more violent Colonists even accused him Of
treason to their interests, but events have shown
his views were Just and wise.
ITO be Continued.l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

Concord SrArEsMAN-This paper has been
sold 10 Mcssrs. Osgood, Odlin and Wilson, all
practical printers and industrious young men,
who have engaged the services of Asa McFar-
land, Esq. as editor. The paper has recently
been re. c.drcssed with new type, and promises 10
be an efficient laborer in the Wing cause. Mr..
Mcfarland is very favorably known to The pub:
lie as a conductor of that paper spme II or -
years ago. The Leading articles in that paper for
the last two weeks from his pen, show him a
clear and vigorous writer, of sound judgment
and those wnU personally aoqsain,od WITH
him know him to be Il gentleman OF sterling in
tegtiIy. Portsmouth Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

u Currency.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
"A Treatise the Nature. Tendency and Consequences of
our present Monetary System with plan for its eectua and
benecent refom published for the Public and Author By
w II. GRAHAM. leo Nsssnu-stree NewYork; Burgess
Strnger ~ Broadway do Price 81 per hundred SIX cents
cnpy
The only object OF the Author being to secure the Reform
herein proposed the work published ut his and the pub
lie will only pay for printing the copies which they may re-
ouire All friends OF honest steady prosperous business and
Of fully employed well rewarded labor earnestly request
ed TO aid in extending the circulation of this pamphlet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

FATAL AccIDEsT.-One Of the contractors for
the building of the new bridge across the river at
Ferry Point fell from one OF the piers on some rocks
on Wednesday last, and injured his spine SO badly
that he died the next day. His name, we under
stand, was Somner Brown, and belonged TO Dover
Me. He was about Sc years Of age. He has left
wife and one child TO lament his untimely end.
(Calais Adv,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

SINGULAR AccDENr.-Wc heard yesterday OF
singular accident which occurred to female in
this City on the Fourth Of July last, and from
which she has not at this time entirely recovered.
1t appears she was eating piece of cocoa nut,
and forgetting that she had torpedo in her hand,
whilst engaged in conversation unfortunately
put the small firework into her mouth instead of
piece of the nut An explosion took place Dur
ing the process of mastication, which laccrated
the tongue very seriously and nearly blew hole
through the cheek. Brooklyn Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

THE KNlcKERBocKER.-The August number Of
this periodical is very interesting one, and the
Editors Table particularly rich and diversified.
We extract from the Contributors department
fine poem OF Beranger, which will be found on our
Fourth Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

How THEY DO 1T IN WrsKoNsAN.-ln trave..
ling in WISCONSIN the writer was assured that
the eIown of Milton, Rock County, raised 10000
bushels of wheat last year; that not glass of Ii
quor was ever sold in the township; and that in
no one year has Justice of the Peace ever re-
ceved fees enough to pay fora barrel of salt.
IClcveland Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

THE OPERATION OF PoLK's NoMlS.TIoN.-A
friend in Wheeling, Va. writes to the - Louis
Republican, that company has been formed in
that city, with cash capital Of $50, GOO, ready
to emb,rk it in cotton mandatory. An
establishment so large, it will be admitted, mus,
give employment to many hundreds Of persons,
and ditiuse new life and vigor into many Of the
departments of business. But the same writs
informs US, that the omners of the capital have
determined to await the event of the Presidential
election. If Mr. CLAY should be elected, they
feel assured that there will be stability in thele
gisation and the administration Of the Govrn-
ment, and will go ahead with their enterprise;
but if Mr.. Polk is elected, they expect the 'ery
reverse, and will abandon the project What is
very strange about the matter Is, that some who
are most anxious to have the undertaking 60 on,
and whose subsistence. in fact, depends uEDn its
success, are the most clamorous for the election
of Polk, and the advancement Of measures which
must put an end to all certainty in business for
years 10 come.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

KEY WEsT.-The total number of entrances
into the port of Key West for the quarter ending
June 30th, was as follows: Coastwise, 49, Ame.
rcan vessels from foreign ports, q; foreign ves-
sells, 8. Total, 100. 726 mems, ,S6S, 80 tons.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

no. I'D NASSAU-STREET.
PAap1LgTs MAMaeTH SHOW BILLS
CATALOGUES, LECTURE liLLs, -,
CHECKS CARDS, CONCERT BILLS. Plain and
INSURANCE Policies Fancy.
Bills oP LADIsa, POLITICAL BILLS,
CIRCuLARs CIRCULARS, tneatl sc.
rompuy executed the Office of the Tribune No. l Nassau
Nreet-oppOste the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

GoRED.-We learn that Capt Stephen Deano, OF
Rochester Mass. on Monday dreadfully gored
al present in very critical siuation Capt d. is
one of the most respectable citizens of Rochester
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

TA correspondent of the Charleston Mer.
cury calls upon Mr.. CLAY "to initiate the exam.
pie of Mr.. CALHOUN, and declare his opposition tc
the movements of the diSunionistS''..
AS well might the men OF the revolution have
called upon Gen. WAsnINcros to disclam the
reasonable designs of Benedict Arnold.
Savannah Rele5lcan.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

u Anegro woman named Tina Lewis died
at Key West recently at the astonishing age Of
III years. She retained her faculties to the last.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

Ey Hardware, Cutlery, &c.-LEWlS BENE-
DICT & CO. respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they removed to this city nd have taken
the Store 81 Pcareet opposte The Pea;<:Ieet House,
where they are now opening large and weseleced
ment OF Goods both Foreign and Domestic which
would call the attention of thosa uuhng TO purchase ap3ou
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

p- The Life and Public Services OF Hen
ry Clay by EpEs SARGENT may bs obtained at Redding
Co.'S Boston Zeiber & Co.'S Philadelphia, and at Cushing
Brother' Baltimore This Biography the fullest and mo
complete of any ever published Of r Clay and sold Ct tire
uncommony low price of 12ls cent per copy us DIV
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

u- The Books Of Subscription to the Capita
Stock the New and Ere Railroad Co. open
the Office of the Company. No. "a Walseet. between ne
houn ofl0 and5 WM. NJ GOULD. SecretaIg
Eew-York April 2iih, l44 alb
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

Er The Letters of Cassius NJ. Clay, on Sh-
very and on the Presidency are printed Pamphlet and 70,
sale at the Tribune Office Price s 100. or $40 per l0Ou
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

OF Thomson's Clay Medal.-For sale at he
Tribune Office loo Nnsau-stree THonsos CLAY MEDAL-
The Medallion acknowledged Likeness and pronounced
masterpiece of art Pce $40 per hundred. Orders from Clay
Clubs solicited yll II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-01

GrJames T. Hodge, who Is practically familiar with
Mining operations and the working oil Ores IN the United
Sote md Cuba may be consulted on the value of mining
lands Ores and minerals at his No. 2 Granite Building.
corner of Broadway and Chamters-St'eet
He will analyze Minerals Soils Waters and articles Of Com
merce as Potash Banlla White Lead. &c. &c. Specimens
Minerals Ores and Earths be semitic him from the coun-
try and he will either their value and uses at once.
snhm them m anavss he required and his
charges will vary accordingly.
References Grnnell. Mntun & Co.. Prof. J. Revere M.
D.. w C.. Red.ield ESQ.