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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

FREiGHrs ON THE MIssoURr.-The st. Louis
New Era OF Saturday last says The steamboats, the
Missouri river are SO numerous that the price OF freight is
much reduced II is said that the price Of freight
70 independence landing from ST. Louis twenty cents
per hundred but boats carry regs to that point
Tor l2i cents per hundred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

FROM JAMArcA.-We received Yesterday, dates
from Falmouth, Jamaica, TO the 2lst, and Kingston
% the lath of May. The Is not of importance,
Tar as the afiirs Of the island Is concerned There
much excitement about the conduct OF the Jamaica Bank
IN which gross irregularities and defalcatons had oc
CURED The papers had complained Of the long contn-
"a drcughts but The rains had at last set in and
plants making of their undue severity-M o. Pic
ytue 1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

FIRE.-The Touring mill of NicoIl HaIsev. of
Ulysses together with several hundred bushels of wheat
vas destroyed by fire few nights since Loss to 900
iouars-insurance 81, 500.- Skaaeaeies ColuuJian
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

MoRMoNrsM.- About forty Mormons arrived here
yesterday the steamer Victress, from Cincinnati
They from Vermont and Massachusetts, on their way
to Nauvoo.-Si Louis Era, Nay 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

INCREASE OF SrEKD.--The means Of communities
non between Kingston and Montreal are now so much
mpfoved hat on the 30h nitimo the mail was received
rom Montreal in 2ii hours Passages have been made
downwards between the two places in 10 hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

TRAVELLING IN THE ArE-Clayton recently went
up in balloon from Cincinnati. In two hours he
sailed or fioatcd the distance of sixty miles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

uttering inaammaiory speeches, and passing vio-
len, resolutions, and making offensive public dis
plays, We beseech the leaders Of the 4" Native -
party TO pause and reflect. The spirit which now
anmates them must be put down, or perish the
fortunes of the Republic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

90 THE EAST INDIA HAIR DYE WILL COLOR
red grey hair brown black This article has obtain
ed reputation far surprising all others in use, and may
be applied without the least Inconvenience injury TO
the skim Although it may seem incredible that the hair
may be coord and yet look perfectly natural; but any
person who will this celebrated dye III find such to
be the fact. To be had at 81 Cour,landt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

The PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN rNTHE WEsr-The
| contest has begun in earnest IN the great West.
The ratification meeting at Detroit was very large
and enthusiastic in the highest degree. General
Cass was one Of the chief speakers, and threw up
his hat for Polk, as Wckoff said he meant to quar-.
rel with Fanny Ellsler-" with great vgor." 1t is
very evident that in the West aud Southwest the
enthusiasm for the Democratic candidates will be
tremendous.
Indeed, throughout the whole Union the mani
lestations of unanimty and activity on the part OF
the democrats, are very striking. The prominent
Van Buren, and Cass men, are fighting with remark
able spirit under the flag Of Polk and Dallas, their
chief motive being, they say, to show that they
| are not at all in huff, and abide by the cause as
unhnchingly as ever, no matter who are the can
ddases And there may be some truth in this,
making all due allowances for the disnterestedness
of political effort, in this day of Roman virtue.
The recent mass meeting at Newark afforded a
very good illustration of the harmonizlng effect OF
the nomination of such an unknown and untalked.
| of candidate Polk Mr. Butler was pledged to
20 there nd address the ratification meeting in case
Van Buren, were nominated--John McKeon, the
" little Leggarman was under the same promise
in case his man, Cas-, were the candidate, and the
result was that both felt bound to be on the spot
and brought with them several small fry of the
spouting young democrats of this city, who were
ready at a moments notice, to go Cor Van Buren,,
Cass, Polk, or any body
This contest will be the best fought one seen in
this country for many years The issues, too, have
| acquired an elevation and Importance, which give
unusual character and interest to the struggle The
| Bank question is every day coming more promi.
men y forward, and has received great impetus
from the recent declaration wing principles issued
by the "Ciay Club Convention" at Utica, in which
| unequivocal hostility is expressed against the
twenty-slx huctuating, inconverbe currencies -
Then there is the great question of the limitation
Of the republic to its present boundaries or its ex-
tension to the uttermost limits assigned by nature
herself TO the progress of the Anglo Saxon race on
this Continent The democrats have nailed
"Texas and Oregon" to their masthead, and the
next election will determine whether their broad
and fertile fields shall be opened to the enterprise
and energy Of the people of the United States.
At present it is difficult even to hazard an opinion
to the result Of the contest Both parties present
a degree of unexamplsd unanmity. The wings
have, We think, the best songs, although Joe
tIoxie's muse appears to be greatly in need of a
brandy smasler, or something in the way Of an
enlivener.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

| THE New DIsTnIcr ATTORNEY. County COURT
We understand that meeting of this Court tax es
place to-day, TO appoint District Attorney in the
place OF Mr.. Whiting who declines the Office Il
Is OF great public importance that the person who
shall be selected TO fill this station, shall possess the
proper professional ability, and the still more i'm
portant requisite of unquestioned integrity. The
safety and protection of the community are deeply
committed to the of this officer; and il he be
OF easy and Indifferent virtue; nay, if he be not Of
stern and unbendng principles the secret influences
not unfrequently invoked 10 screen the guilty, may
give lmpunify to crime, and bring reproach upon
the administration of justice. The Court have e
high and important duty to perform, and the public
look to them for proper and Judicious appoint
ment.
The plea OF pecuniary necessity on the part OF
the applicant should not be regarded in making a
selection. Such an argument has two-fold as
pect against the person applying for an Office re-
curing the indispensable qualifications of legal ex
perience and lneproachable honesty. First, per-
son possessing the mental ability to discharge the
duties Of such Office can rarely need any office,
unless there be something in his character or habits
furnishing more than doubt as to his personal fit
ness; second, because absolute necessity is the
most common altar CT virtue; nor should political
claims be regarded furnishing criterion, in the
selection Of person to fill such an Office as this,
unless the appointing power have IN their own
ranks candidate in every way suited to the posi-.
ton. We say TO the Court that the people look
with more anxiety to this appointment than they
have TO any all OF the selections which have
been made by the party in power. In relation TO
all matters pertaining to reform, the city Cor
poration have their engagements with the public
to fulfil. IT they do not come up to the mark, and
hquldate these engagements, they will furnish a
second edition of the popularity of Governor Yates
of New York. What was that I" l was de most
bobular Governor dat New York ever had,' said
the amiable old Governor Yates How was
that! "Why, came in unanmousy-and den
went out unanimously; was not dat de true popu-
larty?" Such viii be the fate of the new party, il
they don't look sharply to their duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

&C. PRIVATE MEDICAL hID.-The members Of
.ha New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, ia
returning the public tharks for the liberal supper, they
have received in their etists to suppress quackery'
beg leave state that their particular attention continues
t. be directed to all diseases OF private nature and from
The great improvements lately made in the principal hos.
ras Of Europe in the treatment CT those Diseases they
confidently offer 10 persons requiring medical aid al
vantages not to be met with in any institution thus
country, either public private. Tue treatment OF the
College s such to insure 10 every and
totally different nom TINT practice Of running
the constitution with mercury AMI in most leaving
bers Of the College for many yeats connected with tho
principal hospitals ofFurcpe, attends daily Cor consuIts.
ton from 9hht. to PM
Trms--Atvice and medicine, IS Azure guaranteed.
IMPORTANT COUNTRY INvALps-Persons living ia
the country and not finding it convenient 70 attend per
sonaily, have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect by stating
their explicitly, together with all symptoms time ot
Contraction and treatfnen. received elsewhere if any
nd enclosing 50, pos, paid addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, nj. D., AGENT.
Once and Corsulng OF the College Sb NsEssu
stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

'63e THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAK.
sArAhiLLA, GENTiAN AND SARsAFRAS prepared
tablishsd for the suppression Of qnaccry This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pnr.
tying qualities and curative powers of the above herbs
is confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
superior to any extract OF Sarsaparia present before
ell Diseases arising from impure state Of the blood
such as scroula saltrheum rngworm, biotches PIN.
PIES ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes
eruptIons, liberated throat any disease arisn.
from the secondary effects OF syphilis inudicious
mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at .... .... IS cents each
in Cases of half a-d0zel Bottles, So so
one dozen 6 90
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union.
N. BA very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office of the College, 95 Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, NJ d., Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

ols- vELPEhU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
from the urehra These pills prepared by The New YORK
College of beiciae and Pharmacy established for the
suppression o. quackery may be relied tho most
They guaranteed 10 recent 10 frc three
TO five days, aud possess greater power obstinate
discharges and chronic gleet ih any ether preparation
at present n own removing the disease without connc-
msnt from business Ainting the breath disagreag
win the stomach. Price 81 per bon.
Sod AZ the Office Of tire College OF herracy ard Me-
dcine, IS Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

isF- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.--Ths
Lonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine aad
Pharmacy Of the city OF New York, Is confidently re
commended for all cases ofdebity produced by secret in
diligence or excess OF any Kind It invaluable
ing on malfor1nation)
Single bottles 81 each Of half dozen Ss; cure
fully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Oi1ca Of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy 90
Nassau street VS. RICHARDSON, M. D, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

n3- CONNEL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
will effeciuay all pain, from any burn almost
Immediately upon its applcaton--for weak backs pain
in the bones, lender feet, all scroilous Affections old
sores &c. its effect is certain always 10 give permanent
relief TO be found only at 81 Courtlandt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

BRIG PANDonA-We are happy to learn that
Messrs Il. G Clark " Co., merchants of this city,
the Of the brig Pandora very Literally presented
each Of the that vessel with the sum of twenty
dollars for The gallant in which they defended
when attacked in the Bay OF Azua We also inform
I'd that the Directors OF the Equitable Insurance
2any where the brig and cargo insured have voted
present Sloo to Captain Paxton $50 TO the mate and
20 refund the amount given by Messrs Clark Co. to the
crew-.1fias.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

0rS- CONSUMPTION--We advise all thoso nclinne
to consumption, or any pulmonary disease to Dr.
Larbofs Extract OF Lungwort. article which is daily
performing Of the most remarkable cures. Sold only
at 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

90 How MY HEAD DOES ACHE YOU tel
me nything that will cure me- Yes, said ftend the
other day, try Shermsn's Canphor LozeIges--i have
known them to cure severe cases Of headache in few
minutes, and have doubt they will cure you. They
are also sovereign remedy Tor drowsines sick head
ache, palpiaiion nervous sfections and SICKNESS
gvg more speedy relief than any medicine in USE You
you to Keep from secping-try them. The genuine
Always be had of DR.. ShermsD 03 Nassau street.
any OF his regular agents. viz 227 Hudson corner Of
spring; 1873 Bowery, of Spring; II East Broad.
way corner OF Market Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
and s State street, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

o. RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVES MIX
TURE-For the cure of primary secondary Syphilis,
and all affections produced by an njudcious Of
curry The great advantages possessed by this powerful
Alternative over all other preparations for the cure OF sy
phs is, that while curing the disease it improves the
worse disease than the it is admnist cred for. The
best recommendatop We can give Of is, that it is
mery conside.sd mercury the only cure for those com
plants Solo, in single bottles 81 each in of half
Dozen S. carefully packed and sent to oil parts of the
Union CRice OF the College Of Medicine and Pharma-
cy 95 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON M D. Aren't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

Q7- PILES This distressing complaint may be cured
by the use Of Hays Linment article which has never
failed to give relief in the worst This article we
warrant. TO be had OF 81 Courtlandt street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

1900 do on terms made public. Richmond City Sc Rye
fleufls scarce at 50 So For Meal there fair demand
= 56s 81 62 for Jersey and 81 IS for nominal
buckwheat selling 50 50 81 q for common and IS for
!ancy bags So 50 2s; half barrels s2a 81 25 Shorts
nomnay IL l2c; Ship Stus II cents Bag Meal quote
100 li2 cents
dRAlN-The sale of Wheat quoted yesterday was
10000 bushels illinois store milling Troy supposed
ABOUT o5 cents Another lot OF 1900 bushels atoat the
market and that figure refused o- to-day There
very little CON Offering bu the market firm cargo
OF North Carolina, 1900 bushels sold cents, weight, de-
ii'efed Rye Is entirely nominal 20 Oats
moderate inquiry S5 81! Last sale Southern BIC.
WillSKY.Snail sales Drudge 90 State Prison
Dds are held a2 Is FaTthe. sales 2j bbis Pennsv
MA 23i cents.
SEEDS.-TfeIeis mach doing. we notice sales 90
tc5 Glover including 30 ..edy reported something tuds!
eleven cents, for export. Rough Flax 50 Western,
with sales 100 tcs inlots supply small Clean offered s
ont buyers At SO IS erce Timothy is held az SIS and
above for good.
PRoVIsIONs.-rhe market is rather better for Pork,
with more active inquiry Weno,ce farther sales 500 bbs
at o.! and 62s FOR Prime and Msss These prices show
advance OF IL; within few days In Beef hear
no;hns OF importance Country stands s. aud S6 and City
81 q and So 2j with sales 100 bhls Country Mess s.
sla lot City brought S. 80 For Lard there is more
inquiry, and we notice further sales 40 hbs e.
An ottei OF o. cents made 1900 kegs Ohio We
quote6 6i cts Tor ne" In Butter there nuch dong
The range is 8. II Cents Grease Cheese
meQuote a cent' with moderate enquiry Sales 10 hhds
HAY-The range is sc 62 We sales $50 bales
Staten Island al 65 cts for home
BsESWAX.-FaI,hers sales of lQGG lbs. American Yellow
al 50 cents cash.
TALLOW.-The market is still quiet y lot Of Ii hhds
Western sold at shade over I cents, cash.
NAVAL STORES.-There is very little doing. Holders
ale st ii'm, which operations Wehave Only
sale Of $40 barrels Wilmington Rosin ajc cash
MOLASSES.-The market is moderately active, and We
notice sales Of new Matanzis 500 gallons IS cts
in lots and another of Trinidad $50 packages, cents
in lots usual time. NewOfleans in hhds held cents
in bb.s 81 a % cents.
OlL-CIade Whale is selling here only the trade 80
40 cents, Exporters offer much lower cargo
Warren $500 bbs deliverable there has been taken io
at 35s
BONEThe only transactions in lots of 5000 lbs
home use, 50 cts, cash.
FEATHERs.-A lot of 1000 lbs prime Western Live
Geese sold at 81 cents cash.
METALS.-We notice sales 100 tons Missouri Lead for
export private terms, probably below SO 90 cash. lot
of4t0O lbs old COPPER sold also made public.
We understand that all the Speter recently received has
changed hands about 81 cash. sale OF eco bcxes
Tin Plates made terms not transpired.
TOBACCO.-Ti,e market for Kentucky is dull. We
tce sales 80 bales ST Domingo and 81 DO Florida Leaf p
vate bargain.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

O Fer SEXES at the Stock Ercha,se &c. Last Puse
TUESDAY p Nj.
Ihe sales at the Board, to-day, were very large,
sa the market very buoyap There again general
ADVANCE especially in Harlem and Paterson.
The Exchange market is heavy, with limited de-
manu- Steilils is 81; Francs so as 2Si Amsterdam Ss
", Bremen 7si; Hamburg 1853.
ootlonl moving somewhat, and the packet OF
.ne Sihs full Id, advance Of 3D. For transient ships
''isd has been declined.
Inc following sales of Stocks were made at Bos
shares Eastern Railroad 81 ad vance; IS do Charestcwn
ds,r aiiEoad rs per shares 80 do Boston and pov.
IA; s Mnad i adv 81 do Boston and Worcester Railroad
stock q adv '>'''0S0 ''' " pa'' S'''' p' Ne"
bicknell's lPhiladephia) Reporter says: The
fates IN Philadelphia may be quoted at from 70 per
Fs annnm 40 particular change IN the market since
no he Banks doing pretty fair business but are
Irucu'ar than they few weeks with regard
Wv s character OF the paper submitted
:. >, he Southern Recorder Of the 6th instant says:
We're burnt OF the bills Of the Central Bank las; week.
@ NJ adsd ard sxtyx thousand four hundred and forty
snl There in the Treasury, which will NOT be Is
avn about S20o,eOO.'
Al Mobile, Feb. g. Exchanges were duh and with
Alabama money much depressed, and quoted
~, usccnnt. AT New Orleans the demand was aisa Inn
sigh c az quie-Sterling AK; Francs 40 S! n York
em ia i. discount.
. ny the Annual Report Of the Auditor of the State
wa, The revenue paid for the year endng Oct 81 S3,
ved om Bank dividends $50 2as A. The number of
land assessed IN the State last year 1914 599
Se, polls taxed was slssl9 The internal
State consist of railroad three tarupke roads and
S;e The amount OF State debr Sl3 899 0e0 Of
e sum goo accrued from Bank stock The bal.
m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
DIED

On Monday evening, 18th instant. Miss JULIA ALBSA on
Her funeral Will take place this "wednesday afternoon,
O'clock Friends OF the family requested TO attend
without further invitation.
February lth, WM. IL. WAITE, son OF G. n. Waite.
His friends and those Of his ater respectfully Mrlted
attend his funeral from l78 Thompson street this afternoon
at 8! o'clock.
On Monday, l2h instant CATHERINE A. BURKE wife Of
Michael Burke daughter late James Roosevelt
On Sunday 18th instant, Mr. ROBERT STEWART, IL the
9Th OF his
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
NJ AR PIED:

On Tuesdar morning, Feb 18Th, at the Washasonstre=t
Methods, T. Church. Brooklyn by the Rev Benz G;ien
Mr. JAaiss c. AKIN Miss Susan E., daughter OF the e,e
Ezekie! Hasted, all OF Brooklyn.
On alondav morning 18th instant IN the Church oths Ma
BYRNE 10 Miss SARAH CoGHLAS daughter Of the late Dan
CnphIsn all thls civ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
pnssenrera Sailed

In the shin SouhTort sailed far Ckariesion-Niiss
Edmunds Miss Baco., Miss alrs!e Miss Jewrtt Mrs
keat aud child, MI: Parker and child: Hamm9nd m and
taly 7 sweynsy and in The stserase 1. age v. o,,,.
Mr. Horace Hayes J of New York Mrs Hacke do; Mr.
Thomas NJ Easterly of Boston; Mr. Baker, OF New Oieaus
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

Packet ship United States Liverroo barks Weybosss,
Harmony Vaparaso Luz IN. New ORLEANS; brics Peruvian
Card;ns Jane Georgetown ST. Marks, Key West; schr
Caroline MaLamoras, and Others.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

U The Conneaut Reporter.is is the name of a
staunch Wing paper just started at that place by
Messrs. ALLEN & RoLLo. The shrill blast from
another bugle in Ohio vii! be hailed with plea
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

I-rTne ~ stsr Cure.-Dr, SHEW will Lecture
upon Hydloply the Water Cuie az The Society Lib
5aIy st9adTay: on Fday evening o'clock
of drugs Of khd and has thus s in urop4 ben attend
1d with 5 success heIo uqPlfeleed The healing
way: Ssxtnn < Miles, 253 Broadway: D. Faushaw-s 6rl
Broad" a u H. MIilsrs 6f7 Broadway and thu door,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
pbi,lips, Pratt, from Noble, ia

ARRIVED.
CHI, Marr Phillips Pratt, from Noble Jan &c cotton tc
Pc, IWSeumpls Williams from MObeJan q, cotton
s,qsss I15en Leland Of Esworthl7 days from g, Marks
ases cotton and 81 boxes tobacco NesmtA Walsh {
bs Union' PAVE 50 days from Bordeaux brandy
TO ssn;sn,sr Q Kingston Mass GO from Nal
Big hs.;,s ;T,iard ard fru,t. 10 PJ Fraqcid
aga tielvey. 20 DAYS from New Orleans lard
Bns Ss 70 Renrd & Co. 3days sprung c?k Keep
al aeah III hss constantly nn'aG to Keep hs yes;
I % day, fromDea srg IRON, to boorm2u {. john.
spn e. s Wasp Lovs 50 days from Sierra Leone wood and
hldes, R bris James Hay, Wisemau, for New York six
weeks Iohn tiarlne:, Peterson fin ze Hon Jsn 81 in.
bns 5' mahogany FAlexander. Left Baiize brig
tso Howland Jan sane day, PASSED brig going
IN iun0J IN lat 81 20 lon 7s So bark Ramhonoa Roy Ina
SSorans NYok same tune III ssst the snip Hope OF
sas Wsmpaao4g CoIson q days from Neuyltas snsar
In us 70 90 spoke brig Topf Wording, Ii days from -.
y . for Charleston, with the loss OF from the fore
oR,; Long Island Howell from Rio Gauds 7t Dec with
h;Iss Sc to 5. Barsto Co bns La Gtnse Fate Of ~
fS,,n Merfr from Monte Vid-o sail agan for do Il
asgs the only Dec 81 la! 32 81 long 50 50
Lad;ch "a sands for New Bedford IS months. full ship, de
id BE- reported I o LGa 1ad aS 10 at sas aa sue
cH Imoerial Read Of Fretowu II days from Sarannah
oo ssss cotton, to II. ". pemiil.
w scbr Rcs Sreidecor, ds from Baltimore mdse, John
'os se5, JoG jaia Olivia from Virginia, pine wood.
Sc e. Helena M!,ksn of Salem II DAYS fin st Marks
u, Ss cstton 10 order Huh ns lat 80 lG oag 745 spoke
bark Commerce from Apeachicoia To-. Boston.
sehr Thomas Eenne H., NiGSesG, " s from Providence Ri
Schr Henry Clay Stock days from Virginia cats 10 II
HaSeas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
nopT OF NEW.YORK, FEB. 40 P. NJ.
CLEARED.
ARRIVED.

, =. carolina Sherwood, ,Charest0n, Uunham DlomOu;
Bnss 0Tataazls. Spofford, Iieslord & 20.
.n9pe; StwsrI Frsnkla, Gray, Il NJ DrmIll.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

rEvHE EDITORS OF THE TRIBUNE and of
the Mobile papers who are solicited TO copy, will con-
Ter favor upon distressed family by giving publicity 10 the
following statement. G5- ROBERT AitiLAS y years
from Ednbu:, his NATIVE place, middle about 10
years ag= and By trade Painter left his home IN this CITY
last sumner with the arowed purpose OF going TO Mobile ~
search OF employment VII c time he has been heard
rom If this should his eye, the attention OF any
one acousiuted with his whereabouts information most
stiy Gussrd 10 be sent to MIS- ARRAS, $50 Wash
ngton St New. ork Newly ork City Feb 18th, 1914 Id
- ,rn ,,s,n.st,d 10 rcnr el3