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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

The brig Vncennes arrived yesterday left at Nassau bark
Ro hence having spnk aeak the passage and thrown
over part of her cargo, found the leak and repaired sc
Vctorne, Bunce. repang brig Partridge sailed same day
for Havana pilot boat schr. arrived. OF md from Baltimore
on the 18th small sch had ashore Abaco with
both anchors aendthe wecke had 10 her assistance
The Nncennes experienced severe weather the Coast
lost lib. boom and part OF sails.
Brig Pioneer. before reported wrecked Barets Reef
with her sails rigging &C. 10 have been sold at auction
NLondon, eth inst.
Sctr Triumph, Williams, from -. of and for Newport,
with lumber, grounded Elisha Ledge Gloucester harbor.
2d keeed and filled. She got off al high
having received but little damage.
The mansa OF schr Bride olhomnston. took fire in Glo.
ceste habor 18th inst from the chimney, and partially
destroyed, with the boom cuff, rigging. sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
SCHOOLS.

LADY who has had much hezperence as Iehche, T. 9h me
n who is well veTsed IN the French LanE.nee% % snn Shn ~
IN iaausy next in some eligible part o. the city se %
have na objection 10 purchase some such =
.;nte ftier he made or iHo partnership WIN
person already Established, --r .o,,
Tie advertiser weul, therefore, he sae 70 relIc ss 10
entering ui9 cny arrangements OF 'e t'Fe Iii -:
4 letter uhdrcsssj To X. Deg Sc0ci, II Las oiHce' ~
with ir1rnesnte - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I n + Z CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, 11 CHATHAM STREEr. N. z.


Us gleecSef street, Ne-T-Yu.k
sol Grand street, near Suffolk.
iei Greenwich ztreet, hsss rul.c,
lI5 Fulton strcst, Brooklyn.
% Chestnut a7d IS North Fifth II. PhiisIalrhi1
u Hanover .tree,, Boston.
EflTE the attention OF City and CouAtTy Fanies and
Ppchnse To ther saveui establishments where they hinS
VII be nd By far best selections of pure end uDaduher
led Teas IN the United States The unyeral popus Tity and
ren wn oihe house with reference 10 high qualities low p
eeS and Upright dealing. is zoo well rnetood to render far
ther comments Necessary Original and only warehouse fr
ne ssis Of Howqua's Black Tea Observe trsnsers vii
r. 10 remember the number Of the principal store
GnatnaM Eree l between Pearl and Rnss.eh ar ets
Ts S es0s vii so be pleased q 70 take ne that the Cation
inoes desezibed az the TOP Of this advertisement sSY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. NOVEMBER
Cleared,
Br,chr Hercules. Fuller, Horton, Ms. Winsow & Co.

Bf schT IIccues, uIIef HOltUI' ND w 1sU" O OU'
Arrived.
Brig vincennes Sparks of Cumberland fin Ragged Island
via Nassau. mp. IL ds; snlt to Ncsmith * w ash
Schr iiero George days from York River with corn to
T rrlmblc, o
Schr Two Brothers Richardson ds fm Washington, NC
naval stores 10 l. Mitchell Sid IN co. scirs Cleo Ann
Slower, and Avon, for NYork.
Scr Adelaide, from Albany, with lumber, bound 10 Med
ford.
Schr Eiza Sawyer from New Haven in ballast TO the mas
Schr Sctun,e Baker, Alexandria. -four.
Schr Augenora, llerrck. Alexandria, Hour
Schr Henry Clay, Wood, Georgetswn flour.
Schr Martin l. Smith. Wilson, Baltimore flour.
Schr delight, Wharton, Suffolk. shingles.
Schr Planet. Lecater. Chsrrystonc, oats.
Schr Z Ballard, Warren. Cherrystone, oats.
Propeller Quinebuug, Norwich. Ct. mdse.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
IN II RIB TT N E:
:: = For This T,ibcne.
ON SEEING A PRINT
6. Femme Greque attendant tissue daa combat

eu.ue Greque attendant tissue daa combat.
prs.Avovsrus SHEA.
Who from yonder rocky peak
Watches with diia,ed eye,
Streaming hair, and pallid cheek,
Lips apart and prisoned sigh,
Der the bloody feld below
Battles tor:une-ffiend end foe?
Home abandoned and forgot,
War unfeared and foe disdained,
She has climbed the fearful spo,
Foot of man has never stained.
Where the eagle safely sleeps,
There tine wife her virgil keeps.
O, the strength Of l Moman's love.
o! the reach of woman's power!
In the moonlight bower dove,
A lioness in dangers kour:
No Joy her smile may fail 10 grace;
No care that emile may no, eface.
w.
Look. boy of youthful years,
Reckless Of his fathers Tray,
Reckless Of his mothers fears,
Sleeps the battle-hour away.
Happy-happy-hapPy boy,
Sill dream on thy dream Of joy!
V.
"Hah he fronts the lines of death,
"Aud the cannon's murd'rous fash;
"Now feel its fiery breath,
"Now bear the sabres' crash:
"Where is he7 oh, Saviour mild,
"Spare him-spare him for his child"
vi.
Fear not! il the God of love
Grant prayer, that prayer is thine.
See thy ark's returning dove,
See the branch Of promise shine.
Freedom triumpbs-Hsavcn has smiled
God he's saved him for his child.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
s'ep EE EEg.

-. TO RENT.-Pnr; Of handsome and commodous
f three story brick house. No. Rector street. within
EiI five minutes walk OF the Exctnnge Post-Olfce and
the Park Enquire on the premises. M lw
TO LET.-A fist rne rate situntion for business in
4.afS Brundway.-A front Window. Counter md Case IN
il the arisian Bazaar, No. 40 Broadway, will be to let
from the first oi November for rich tancy mud staple goods
mn, required several other be Ind with the
dow The B,1.at heated and lighted Ey the proprietor
For further particulars apply nj The Baznat
Toys Peumery Ladies Shoes. Fine Cutlery, Lamps, Boys
Clothing, Gaps, Auis and fancy goods IN general M
4, TO LET Nine new brick Dwelling Houses on I'LL
90 STREE near the sh Avenue with stable room for three
i horses each house. Tic houses are three stores III
hcI with finished Easements. large yards and every thing
con-cnient accommodate more amlles Apply TO
}. Z TREDWELL, No. 6i9 Broadway.
NB-The above houses well calculated ior Carmen.
mig I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
Observation-Disclosures.

limited STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY lf5
u BROADWAY. UP SrAlRS.-E. WHITE would :te-
pectiuy call the Of citizens nna sangers visiting
tie CITY, TO his splend collection vi Dacuereolype Portraits.
single groups from 70 Il on the same plate,
which for beauty and accuracy OF drneaon cannot be sur
passed Portraits iasen I'll kinds o. weather. either with
the coors the of wac ne mas renced:o those
charged by the inexperienced IN the business.
The American institute its !n;e exhibition awarded Mr..
White First Premium for tbs best Dagre!eotype Likeness
flor grouping end general effect which 5rt cnotaeF proof
to the superiority of his Portraits
Sir White sole agent IN New York for the very superior
imported German CnHeres rnd II other Establishment 10
the city or theT be obtained.
n B.-lmpore German Cameras. also French and AHer'
instruments OF the very best quality, with Pfates. Cases
Chemicals Polishing ma;eIics &c.
Mr. Whites Case haHuactory being the largest and most
extensive ,ha United Stetes he enabled from the gsGnty
he manufactures, sell Daeuereotype Miniature Caacs. 10
per ISyet than har hn;=r N TIE Union. s5 PC
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

AT ST Ann's Bay. jam On inst schr Delaware. os New
York. 7th
AtGayeson Texas 18th inst ship Sta, Republic for New
York; brig Rover. destination unknown: schr Belle del Mar
fin NNotk.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
nIissin. Vessel.

No dns. been head the schr Atlantic bnund t,
Galveston IRON NYoIk up TO the 10th inst ut Galveston
general impression that she lost She had boar(
several citizens Texas. whe returning Texas from
visit 10 the North.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
WEalsrs, &c,
Foreign Ports.

Arr at SBedfoi. Nov 9th. ship Herald Sandford Pacif
Ocean. Aug IL. 1850 bbls sp OIL
Sl'd bark (aIe ship Tuscaloosa, Goodwin. Pacific.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
FOR THE SOUTH.

r7sso T. NEW STEAAIBQ At r. LINE I, FOR R CTisl HAl-
- Ia rs TIMORE via lE!.AN AXE ana Iii
S--ssss-a==5----L, APEAKE CANAL.-tGre reanee1 10
ajne Dollar and Fv CcntsFhe only real Opposition ine
between Philadelphia and Baltimore leaves INC SI per &
Inv Chestnut street. every morning (eYcep SlGSyS} y, @ n
past O'Clock per the splendid seNrboa fnH - ss ,o,
the Canal and Chesapeake City, IN s rate RACKET hoaS'
''t" '''' S:eaines OSIRIS. Capt, J. D. Turner;
MARYLAND, Capt. L. IT, 1ayiol'
And arrive NJ Eni,imore carly the same evening. y,
The rubIic are assured that Notwithstanding Inc iai'e ri i
norts in circulation this line huyns stopped) IT'S ohd WI
m and no exertnn VIII be spared To give comfort
and speed 10 passengers. The only change thet mas been
made IS tina, H. 7 Rces Longer ASen Tor uis 'inc
Look ont for imp0sitlon The Pioneer Line Is run hy
the Railroads Agent: for the purpose OF putting how le
rnsusr Oppositon II you wish o keep the ate rece from
si;o II 6 90 by the steamer Portsmouth, and no otnef
The accommodations by this line Gre warranted 10 DC eQu'' 70
any on the river. .,,.,,L; 7 49,. ,o,,
lower sac oi '"'''''' MoRRis BuCKNIAN,orto
JAMES HAND 70 :. Wharycs.
G-There ERE Daily Lines OF Stages between Bait.
more and Washington City tnIe OF 81 5O making me
whole fire from Philadelphia TO Washington City, by tnis
route only So hi'-"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
JONES,s COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
or INlTIATORY COUNTING ROOM,

2I7 RRoADwAY, CORNEk oF tiUFRA F.FtI'
'E,HE OBJECT Of I'M, Institution 70 npaIi hoToush
ciai Ar:;hne:c and qualify gentlemen so- the pT-c;c due
OF lie desk Private instruction is given required hsor
sienbers Of the Mercantile Library ASSOCIATION are re-
ote,tci 10 apply 10 the Ihtaren az Clinton Hal! To WI
lrns ;ickeis OF admission under the arrangement '
References may b= ind at the Academy to Rookkepeers
seenns ami Cleras who hGve been students during the a'
For sae loles Principles md fractce Of Bookae4p-
nv SEQ ID. This work IS adopted the ifst lcSdernc IN
sntons N ,h country II also Ie5ublshcd IL England
and extensively introduced there. ot On
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

EVERYDAY TAlK.-Scen. I'roadway-tima 3oclock,
T. r. A. Two gents, passing up Broadwny.
First gent. What IS news to-t!ny ~,
Second gent Nothing particular except politics rages
high Just now. -. -,
me out doors for spoung politics with Brown,
Second gent Where you enlngI
Tifs cent Going up to Wll's, 45l Broadway. 10 ze
box of Sails and SsHna I4ozenge.
Secora gent. la! ha ha! Salts and Scnna LonzenEe?
What an idea all huul,us believe:
First gent. o, Noi b.ieve Wild To be conscientious
man besides Dewitt the uyslPrmaH the Olympic Then:
ire says they the best medicine he used i've small
Lozen.es hav sn the effect Of the usual Dose und no taste
Second gent. sV.u to think Of 1t. guess they
good.
10Th enter Wilds store, lay dows the 3 cents, take box
of Lozengs Broadway into Grand street, and are lost to
Grand na If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

Renl Estate Nov. %.

ReEl Estate. Nov. ~
By j. III Miller.
Lot in 10th street. south side SOL feet southeast OF 6Il
avenue al5s feet front by g feet deep $50
Tho following statement shows the condition oi
the Bank, IN Ohio in October last The of the Banks
IN that State now are Bank OF Crcevlc, Clinton Bank OF
Columbus Lafayette Bank of Cncnnuu. Bank OF Aasslon
Bank of Noyak Bank of andusky Bank of Wooster, and
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
BOOKKEEPING, &c.

* C. MARSH Accountant, respectfully announcer sat
". 81: Ceuaiipg Rncn' No. . teaef sie>' coh'e '1e'
from 9 A. 81. 70 9 Z. IL. ~, ,,L
II TIA Ttniy Of Bookseeojnc il taught by NJ aa'sh
sray n,p Sesrs IN TIE rc practical aEne e6H2fste SCI
f n:rtrsr3h,y bcahs embracing eli tbs different 9us'S
ifansac,ious OF good mercantile house ne becomes tatat
y;h te Books continuing the ;c with oil s documents
rcniin 70 the toos, tia. bgHces balance sIe enuhs
currs ind with various mercantile cacusuehS - iheIt-N
dxccu Il; equation OF payments exchange. &c, -,
IL ore co,sse Of Instruction person OF gotl cApaCy
become competent Book-keep-r and VIZ ieceiV'
c,;a % th.t effect. No one IS taught IN c!css
sR NTlLE WRITING tbasoIgn oGni 81 pso- l'-
r5vcrlent Specimens of tru!y mercantile styiey hs seen
ct roOJls. - ,b.a,.d a, tie
prnstecses, with tefms aoCr, &c irJ 0e o"-1ise - Liz
room. dcy end eysnin-: ..x, =, ,,,o,,ys
The Science OF Double ErtTy l5onk-keepEs oiinpiisc'
llth edition. so pages ocigro pLice ST. ,...
TIE ar. of Single Entry Eoos- -aeepnS lpfo'ea e'i''H'
Lel pages cctayo; price 70 cent
For snl ct the bookstores, and at the rooTDi
sir arh os .s services i1 opening, cio-c2 or TflIl!g
,hn,.Ls Cedar -taIrf. Nls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
FOR THE EAST
W. s. ]. MORRISON & co

REPORTERS and Dealers in Small Wares No Mcidc,
Ian ind Sll Broadway, Y Eeep constantly on hand
complete assor,Ilent OF articles in the Thread and Needle i
Zeohy5 WoH5ed hsiI Clo. Hosiery and Govel Velvet R
sons Knisln Brets Purse do 1st fine Scissors
ons Gilt and ign.e buttons Gros and Frngs, Tapes and
ts<rInk Eried Eys5 Necdl-s ~ II. ~ S,,.
Culver Pi ATED WARE Of the foIewins descriptoe al
s pses than be purchased any other sote IN tho
CITY Cake Bnske;s Candecks Cnstors Waters Bmnches
Cancsebns &c $50 und elegant nsso,trnen. OF Lamps
and Gfanaoe Gall on stoltepburgh. lE Fulon IT. between
6foaawsy ead Nassau s- before you buy. nil
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

TO SHOE AND BOOT DEALERS.
- TO LET CHEAP.-One of The best located Base
80 men Stores the sale of Boots and Shoes IN Broad
EiI way under the Parisnn Bazaar, No. 4g Broadway
between Howard and Grand sts. wall be Lex at REDUCED rent
10 those that will supply the we'll Apply at the Bazaa
Also of the Counte III the Bazaar will be let tor the
heS ouuiity of Ladies shoes. n9
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
nn2i law9r

FpY ORDER Of Daniel Pratt Flrst Judge of Onondlen
ID County t'ours. and Counsellor ut Law in the ~.
prrmr CourNntce hcrlhy thar attachment haL
issuc agunsi The ul ah GroT of State Of
hchgnn nonresident Doctor; on due pIoni nnde 70 us
sad Judge &c the dire unS of the Statute con
cemng attachments rgnr,t nhsc0ning corccnle 9F nOa
resident ebns. and that .he will nc sold ior the ps
nt his debts une.s he. the sn Elijah Croft appear aOd
G,chafce such attachment rccnnliog 20 aw within moe
months fOm the first publication ~ This notice and That
payment ny debts due bS by residents OF this State af
the delivery him his of nay property within hj
belonging him. Hnti e transfer O nny such prnpeJ
by him forbidden By law and void.Dated Sepend
9th. 1874, FORBES n SHELDON
o5 law9m hitys for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

The Glove Anodyne the best of nil Tooihnche Remedies
II Is immediate and certain It's effects, the most vo
lent tontiache or pIln the gums IN minute -,
Experience proved that this nnodyne composition VIII
give immediate permanent relief ner the ihufe ni every
other remedy 1t IL pleasant to the n'is and smell VII not M
teeth and lew applications VIII
entirely the md soreness from decnyed TOOTH so
thnt II may be filed and rendered useful When the
oain proceeds from the face or .O the gums around tuh
nppnrently sound this application will give speedy reiiei by
rIbI,nr few droI,s the parts affected. Price - cents
Prepared and sold by a. b. SANDS & CO DnIsE,sts and
Chemists 3 Ondwny corner of ChnmleN street Grnnte
BIdng Sold also nj 70 Fulton street; II East Broadway
md bv Druggists generally throughout the United States.
,1sf In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

DUCKNIIEAT CAKES-.-CONANT'S PATENT
y YEASr-The beS. article used Tor making Bread,
Ing combined proper chemical proportions with aikail,
impregna.es the dough with cabonc acd wit hOu affect
ing any the original properties OF the Flour. and thus
when baked PRODUCING PERFECT 5REAp II the use oi
CO.N.I.NT"S P-1TEN,T IE-7ST,
there be GOOD for having bread.
chemical certainty ust never ~ mnthemat-
zeal certainty and the bread he not light, spougy and
,,ycct- word he perfect, because the proper.
mode raising dough By the slow process CT rlnns
femenatcn the mode by elmuSt instantaneous eier
You make 4, and bake land have on the
table. thirty End cat i hot or cold, lie,
without dg.:e. to your health.
Sold wholesale and retail by GASNER & YOUNG,
MS GroceIs, IL Chathrn i;
Holm A1DagSON x co. TOBACCO AND Snuff
ianuiac:gres ts Wal and 3S and 2i5 Dunno street,.
VERY liberal patronage bestowed them Tor the lust ycr
ENCOURAGED them exeols
the artlc o their nuicc;us. Every Improvement that
experience has suggested been adopted End
American Institute, the late AnGu! Fur n City, oI
the best Tobacco Snuff. The of TINS
the fact OF the 1g-y well the manufacture OF To-
hscco truth ui which TIE annexed certificate OF
one uf ou: -Inst eminent chemists, VIZ:
aH1lyZed sample Of dr, john Arderson's Fine
Cur Honey Dew Tobacco chd find TO ye pcre Tob.cCp
without any mixture Of those substances with which lauch OF
JAMES r, Chiffon, 81. ID. Chemist, &c &c.
Eev-Yo April sh. lS.t3.
Our Scaarlat; Turkish and Spanish Smoking Tobacco we
would recommend belns ysIy superior article. Il
packed small sn6 dozen each. convenient for
transportation
Asys hand large and varied assortment of Imported
Sga together with Ges variety Of manufactured larap
Tobacco.
SOLE gents this City ol Lsttwiehs celebrated Csven
sh Tobacco OF ;hs ioc- aces ksed which stnds usvsd
IN excellence. JOHN ANDERSON & Co.
Oily Acsa 'FaIl. sio ana a;5 Duane street4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

Ship, May Flower. NOrleans Parthenon do; bark Orba
(Sc) Charleston; Peppna, Genoa, and Others. Wind
BY West.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

Passengers Sailed.
In tAs sAip Roo Roy for ho6e-Mr Burns. Miss Robinson
Dir Hutton and Mr Curfan.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
LEGAL.

o. Notice is hereby gwen that an application will DO
made 10 the Legislature Of the tnte of New. York at ll ne
Session. Ia alter the at the COrpOrItnn ol the New
York Protestant Episcopal Public School' 10 that OF The
Trustees OF Trinity School III the City of New York
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

CLOVE ANODYNE TOU'TH-
ACHE DROPS-AN IMMEDIATE
AND PERFECT CtiRE.-Those who
have felt the painful tlirohbin= and ex-
cruciutins pangs of this disease shoot.
ing through their Jaws with most tor
menung perseverance,. and. rs Is often
tie case, nave received but little SYM
pathy from friends un such occasions,
Will no doubt be much pleased 10 know
Of q remedy TINT will never fnll to quiet
for pver the unnerciitll offender.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, TEA

HALL. PAsLOR AND CHAMBER SToVES.-The
subscriber constantly hand and fot sae bea;li
u usttnens steves and Drums made IN the best manner
Stoves are made upon Prof 0nste principle, and al who
given them t.,a will admit that they combine
coed Qualities lhan any other. Our improved Hall Stoves and
Drums stand unryaej among the many now before the pub
lie For sale nj wholesale and retail by
ni9 +. ii. TROWBRiDGE. 2lo WnteT-s;. near Fulton.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

-
ID Judge of the Cout of Common Pleas for the City and
County OF New York-N1tce hereby given pursuant 70
the provisions of the autOrng attachments egan2
resieH, dchor that attachment has issued asans!
the es.nte of Thomas j. Hawks resident Of the stale
kentucky, md ut the will be sold for the payment
his debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment ae
cording TO law. within months from the rst pnblcala
u this notice. and that the OF debts due tn him
by resident. o ths STATE nnd the delivery IN him OF o n,
al any property within this State belonging 10 him and
the rner Of any such properly by him forbidden 10y law
and void. Dated the a.ld day Of August, 1874
John II. MAGHER.
nuaI Ia,xaro s,tnrpav I,,r bttgchng Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

Go BEARS OH. HIGHLY PFRFUNIED
e-SIs <faR FOR THE ia IR.-Th;s Oil ls chcini
4sS,SESS55y- cnly prepared from the genuine bca.s
sssey-zs.sS: grease. and highly scented tns tho nir
SSssses. Nothing Will sooner stop It from falling
TyS off, or restore It in bald places, than this
e., preparation. II adds rev lie 10 the
roots of the hnir, md gives
edunled gGssness and NERVOUSNESS beyond other
pound Ifit ear be restored III bnd Places the Bears OIL w!
effect il and OF lis yaue stopping the hair from decay
single bottle will be certain test Prepared and sold by A. H.
SANDS K co 273 Roadway corner of Ctan5c!s street
Granite Buildings Sold also 70 Fulton-st. and q East
Urondnv Small bottles . cents lnTse, 80 nl6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

IN PJR aNCE of nm orer the Surrogate Of the County
of New York notice hereby gwen To n persons having
claims gain Chaes Walker late OF the CITY u New York
Counsellor Law. deceased, :, present the sure with the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber ut his Office No 9 Nel
street tho City al: New York, before the eghtesnh
day oil January Duted New York the l2th day OF July
1874 iyi3 inwSml lVhi. EMERSON. Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

Icnnsder your SOUTHERN BALM has restored my daughter
N.4''' -''' " ' - Nayvs near Alyric-s;. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
MARINE JOURNAL.

Tu,al. III, ,4@ 03I Tot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

4 T PRIVATE SAf.E-Fve Valuable Building, LOIS en-
the South sde OF 0h street. 9Th Avenue For terms
applT 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECkEK < ~:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
REAL. ESTATE.
FOB SALE.

3. FOR sALE-A 6ne House in Nnth-''Fce'' near
E5 sf'''"'s. .aSPHoTY sPI1f N J. BLEEcKEIR! & co:
~ No. Bruni-st-ee,, near W Gil street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

TsvHE MIRACLE AND BLESSING OF THE AGE ha,
truly been invented by ~ VEsPRIS OF Italy, for the per.
raneEt csre OF MI
CUTANEoUs EgUPTIoNs OF THE SKIN.
has been used by thousands respectable inhabi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

| TT7O IMPORTERS OF DRY Goons-The advertisers will
exchange mint of sixteen ous, Lots Of ground elegant
II situated abo; one and half miles North Of Union Place,
avine splendid view Of the Hudson RIVER three of ne great.
est thn!cug!nrcs leading to the property Add'cis NJ 10
| the Co;rle, and Enquirer office. SIS TIC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-25
BERKELEY COUNTY

At large aid respectable meeting of the De
mocratic Association Of Berkeley county, assem-
bled al Bimire's Hotel (Old Tammany) OF
Monday the 10Th inst, J. S. Harrison, Isl Vice
President in the the Chair the following pream-
BILE and resolutions were read and unanimously
adopted After which Henry Bedinser Esq, the
Elector for this District. addressed the meeting
descriptive of the doings AT the Baltimore CoDven
tion-the total discontinue Of the Coon party
and the certain triumph Of the Democracy in the
fall
Whereas, al meeting Of the Republican par
~ Of Berkeley county held in November last, the
preferences OF said meeting were expressed 10 he
Tor President of the United States, that diStin-
guished statesman, Martin Van Buren, of New
York, and for Vice President William z. King
of Alabama. And whereas, the late Democratic
National Convention, actuaicd doubtless BY a
spirit of devotion 10 the best interests of our coun-
Try and Of the Democratic party. have presented
the names oftwo other gentlemen 10 the Demo
crazy of the Union for their support We the
Democracy of Berkeley county, deem fright and
proper 10 give an expression of our opinion on
The course of the National Conyenton-there-
fore,
Reolrcd, That we do most cordially and hear
ills approve the nomination of Col. JAMES h.
POLK of Tennessee scion OF the old Demo-
cratic Stock Of the Revoluton-the ''young Hick-
ory" of the old Hero's own Stale-as our candi-
date for the Presidency of the United States; and
most warmly do we respond 10 the nominat ton of
GEORGE M. DiLLAS,-the talented States
man OF good old Pennsylvania, for the Vice Pre-
s'dency.
Resolpsd, That We still retain deep sense OF
the many services 10 his country OF the Hon
Martin Van Buren,, whom We would have sup