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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

rT Baltimore Conventional consequence "i
increased facilities offered the land route to baltimore shee
the announcement, Of Seaiboa; Excursion The steamboat
New Haven Will depart from this City on Monday as mere
tofore advertised. \,
Tho nnce by the New jersey Railroad leaving at A. NJ
and5p NJ IS -Four Dolar-the Company refusing TO make
INV REDUCTION from their reg uar for ordinary travel
The Camden and Amboy Railroad havei and second cas'
Cars-prce per the st class So o. tor the second - -
o'clock NJ Many the Delegates have already et or lha
delphia and will join Their Clay friends at that City ana proceed
in body on Monday OF Tuesday by the way OF the Fhace
nba and Baltimore Railroad. Fare through TO Baltimore Il
fixed at ca 50 each during the week OF the Convention
% r;,,ee have been informed C other chenp Iouls by
s,esuboa, mad Canal By responsible companoscme Of them
Offering to take delegate Philadelphia TO Baltimore at
the very low pace of 81 . aud oGnd but the are
,yed 20 leave such ouai with the Delegates
va J. T. CLARKSON.
n, 4. NJ O. ROBERTS.
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POLICE. OFFICE.

BURGLARS CAuGnT.--At an early hour HIS mcra'
- the workshop oithe b!dcasc manuae;'fy OF John taa
bell 10 Mulberry st!eci. was broHen INTO " i"ci The o
naael and fobb,,! OF carpenters tools. &c. ~oith SIX
Is Officer stephens soon after arrested James W atcr,, VI
I'rn, Y atr. I homus cy und Edward Ward. u the PEI
trlnf, pt the but..aTyiir last Huned having Dn dttAa
IL, n cur, man named ta>hin until the officer u.fNc Tie
tour were cunms, be mop had Oeyii JfeAcn
nud foboea short time before. as suppose" % te He III
gal,.
Account BoeKS.-Fiyc account bCo]s enclosed
IN green bug AID belonging thc House oi Refuge
stolen o Wednesday evening from m Pearl ,;'e-t-
Any one finding them VII. ubse by c,ig. uien "iih oic
JuscpiS the Police Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

TRIAL FOR MuRDER.-At Lancaster pa last
week, Joseph Greasey was tried for the murder
Of Frederick Clare. She came from Baltimore
in October last, and took up her residence in that
part of Columbia called "Tow Hill" She was
not seen for several days, and on breaking into
her house, her dead body was found on the floor,
with her SOUL broken and her throat cut, and the
body in "A state Of putrelication. The circum.
stances given in evidence did not appear 10 be
sufficient TO justify the conviction Of the prisoner,
and under The charge OF the Court he was &C
Quilted.
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FROM BUsNos AYuES.-We have letters and
papers from Buenos Ayres, to Feb. l1th. There
seems to have been no marked progress in the
siege of Montevideo, but it was said in Buenos
Ayrcs that the Correntcs army bad been driven
out Of the province OF Entire Rios.
There had been several incuysions of Indians
upon the frontiers of the Provinces Of Buenos
Ayres, who had stole many cattle and killed sew
eral of the inhabitants, but Rosas had made 10
demonstration against them. He had been
suffering from a severe disease, but had been re-
lievcd by an operation performed by DR.. Lepper,
an Englishman.
Letters speak OF two important mercantile fail
ures>in Buenos Ayres--'hosc OF the Spanish or
Creole firm OF Otiz Basueldo, and the Brazilian
house of Nicra and iimo;co.
Don Cipriano Urquza, the Delegate Governor
OF Ent,e Rios, was murdered by bandltli at his
residence in Nosoya, on the Goth OF January.
Boston Daily Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

U The Wing Delegation to the Baltimore
Convention from Vermont, now liz the City, are
requested to meet at the Astor House this morn
ing, at 10 o'clock. Citizens Of Vermont who
may be in town arc invited also to attend.
We learn that the old Green Mountain State
sends not less than three hundred OF her sons to
Baltimore to represent the devotion of the State
to Henry Clay and Wing principles. If such a
cloud of witnesses 60 there from Vermont, five
hundred miles from home, what shall we say oil
the hurricane that will sweep from her mountain
fastncsses in November next?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

THE TEXAS TsEArY.-Thc Post of last eve.
ming states that copy of the Texas Treaty and
its accompanying documents had been received
at that Office, and would be issued thence
this morning. The Editor Of the Post says of
the Treaty:
"Ths is, perhaps, one Of the most extraordinary
documents to be found in the history of legislation
Dir Upshur's letters al'ernatel, coaxing and ihr~at
enine Texas, are cudo-es in their way, while the
correspondence generally is OF the most interest
ing nn,urr. After reading This paper, the people OF
the United Stairs will not hesitate IN Iua king up
their minds in respect 10 the iniamy ofIhe project
Nor will the Senate require the six months 10 which
by the Treaty they are limited"
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COURT CALENDAR. MoSn,Y.
C,vyox PLEAs.-Nos. !, ), Q, 10, -, 81, -, SO.
CITY INTELLIGENCE

cof.RT OF. COMMON PLEAS. Before judge Isci.,Ir,x
ROBERT DANrErE IS. SoLoaoN PfKE,-lhe
pqi, was IN po..e<.on OF small rocefy store 1t a Pesr
,, the stock Of winch odd ont IN Fcb'uary on an exc
on John MctennesS 81 favor 81 ~ fNe dee
nm. yct:cnpe, f,,rcht goods o: VI. Pike Sho keep :.
,.epes Sip n December sym; that he ko a. NO q He
confessed judgment winch the execution was fned, an4
levied on the stock nlncef e1s hist he. and no Mecca
nos owned the stock Jliat worth $50. bat oa only 5
SIS twas sl.;he stocS md been appraised b. TIE oicf' -
10 4 ys,dl.t wa. gwen tot nLlInlIr q t. anola
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From CENTRAL AMER,cA.-Via Honduras, we
have news from Guatemala. CarFera had :e-
turned TO the city on the 10Th ult., headed the
troops, and, after two skirlnishes, succeeded in
bringing the insurgents 10 terms. The Legisa-
i've Assembly had been dissolved, and new ono
of seven members appointed The Constitution
has been changed. The movement has all the
appearance OF having been preconcertcd by Car
rcra to ensave the country, and the better classes
all feared what might follow
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Gen, Casa,

We have been placed in possession OF the most
positive evidence tn. Gen. Cass has not declined
a nomination. for President by the Loco-Foc
Convention at Baltimore, and will not do so. OF
course, the counter statement in our Washington
Gossip was founded in Misrepresentation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

From THE WEST INpIEs-The brig Eagle.
Fessenden, arrived this morning from Havana
The body of Murphy, the young man belonging
to crew Of the Mary Penuell, who was shot at
Havana, had been placed in a leaden coffin, and
sent TO Charleston on board schooner from
thence il is 10 be conveyed 10 New. York. =
On the Nth inst. freigh,s at Havana were very
dull al - lbs. Cd. for Cowcs and market, and
f2 l5s. Tor Russia.
Capt Randall of the schooner Florence, arrived
this morning from Mayagucz, reports that on the
4th inst. sugar, were on the decline, ana quoted
at 81 4 last s.le at 81 for prime. Molasses
was scarce and hluh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

T. S. DISTRICT Court, BosroN.-Lay qecresd
to the seGmen Of the whale ship Hibernia-Our
readers will probably recollect the case offoureen
seamen recently ,rled for revolt Tor refusing 20
continue in the pursuit of whales in the snip III.
hernia, because her masts had become rotten.-
After their acquitta, they brought suit for their
respective shares of the oil made on the voyage,
and yesterday his honor Judge Sprague pronoun-
ced decree II their favor. Boston Post, 25th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

MORE FINANciERlNG.-A Mr.. ST. John, who
iinanciered 10 the tune of a few thousand among
our merchants lately. was arrested at a rondo
table last evening. 1t appears that nc INDUCED
in tho imaginative fight of fancy of drawing and
negotiating fancy drafts on ii mercantile firm in
New York, which existed only in his magma.
ton. His manner OF operating will be fully il.
lustratcd before the Recorder to-day.
n. o. PIcayunc, April L.
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as II
Important

We hsYe private information, from source
which we cannot discredit, that President 1"Icf
has ordered detachment Of 9. S. trips to
march from 81. Luis to The Sabine, preparatory
10 opera,Iors in Texas. 1t IS believed thai heX-
leo is about to invade Texas, aud this movement
is intended as a couatsrpoise. There IS little
doubt that 1ylcr intends to support Te1as 1ifh
an armed fvrte IN case Of an incasion By Me@'r'.
Is the Counsfy to be plunged into pertid7 and
War without chance to be heard Shall the
folly, trcachery and guilty, absurd ambition OF
one man be allowed 10 plunge Us into Untold ca
lamites Why won't MIR. Van Buren, allow the
Legislature Of New-York tic speak out !?
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n. o. Flcayunc, April Il.

SNAGGED.--Thc steamboat Hunter, trading to
Shreveport, was snagged in Clear Lake on the
I'd inst, having 929 bales of cotton on board, a
great portion Of which had to he thrown over
board to prevent her shaking, and the boat was
run on bar. She subsequently arrived at Shrcve.
port. The steamboat Lyle went in quest, and
succeeded in recovering large number of bales
thrown from the Hunter. Picayunc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

TYLER STATE CONVENTION. This is the name
flcetiousiy bestowed upon ali asscmblage Of some
eighty or one hundred persons, including officers,
convention auditors and loungcrS, which met in
solemn conclavc yesterday at Washington Hall.
The following gentlemen were appointed officers
to The ynceiiuu:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

DELEGATES TO THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION
We are requested to give notice that meeting
of the Delegates now in the City on their way to
Baltimore, will be held at the Wing Committee
room, at National Hall, this evening at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27
Tie TgEAry.-The following letter has been
received siucc the meeting Of Wednesday even
ing, from the Attorney General Of this State:

.lLnNNl, NpflT -JIT, I6iI.
". {. Grganf. b. D. Sal;uan, 7l,o SsdgnicE b. d.
Eycid, EsGRircS.
GentemenA from the city has prevented my accep
Of well cnrler reply your favor OF the 2d
instant, honurlng with invitation attend, and address
meeting The Tabernacle the 9th instant, called Tor the
ui protesting the tictun OF the treaty for
the Annexation OF eyaS confess feel BATTERED that you
should have presumed upon my opposition the proposed
treaty -" anneXaun PROJECT which believe Ia have been
conceived blind devotion nsitutinl which alone
dangers Mon which ioserrsl, fear IN no small
degree y the contracted spirit OF private speculation regard
les OF the honor and dignity and might add. the integrity of
The nation. THINK you for the honor have done
thus enrolling the ranks ofthe opposition annexation
ter OF faithful soldier.
With The respectful consideration ior yourselves aud
those you represent,
Have the honor To be your obi servant
70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

SMALL Pox.-Wc find, now the dust of alarm
has cleared away, that there is much less small
oox in this city than has been supposed A por-
ton OF the eases reported have either proved re-
q,arkabIy light or not the small pox at all. There
have been no deaths, except that of the negro,
sometime since, and only one Of the existing ca
ses Is at ell severe. The rumors that are Il ying
through the country about it, are entirely I'M
founded. Wheeling Daily Times.
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u Two companies of infantry and Captain
Joncs's troops of Dragons, were ordered TO La
chine on Saturday last where they remain STA
toned for the protection of the public works. the
laborers having broadly limited their intention OF
destroying the locks on the canal unless they
were taken back into the employment Of the con-
tractors, whose services they deserted on Tuesday
and Wednesday last. All is now quiet along the
inc Of the canal, detachments OF soldiers being
stationed at each lock.
\ Coroner's inquest was in progress, at Mon
treal, on the body OF Julien Champeau, a barge
man, aged Is, who was stabbed with a bayonct
during the riots at the late election, so that he
died on Sunday. The stab was given in charge
Of soldiers upon the crowd The inquest was not
ended. Montreal Herald OF Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

BFIDGE CARRIED AwAY.-About one half of the
bridge which crosses the Connecticut River at
Dalton, n II. near the mouth of Johns River,
WIS carried away on the 10th inst. by the break
ing up Of the ice in the river. There was a high
f!eshct at the Time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

G;- Professor FREDERICK Won RAumgR, Of the
University of Berlin, the distinguished German
Historian, and Editor OF the German Transa-
Of Washingtons Works, arrived in the steamer
Acadia, on Sunday, in Boston, and left town on
Monday fnr the South. The Daily Advertiser
says We understand he intends TO pass about
SIX months III the United States, chiefly in order
to study the practical working OF our political in
stitutions; and as he has long been familiar with
our history and public affairs, and speaks
English huently, he will We doub. not, accom-
plish an object in which most foreign travellers
fail for want OF the wise and liberal views which,
it is known, Prof. Won Rauner has always en-
tcrtained in matters Of Government and public
policy. Prof. Won R2umer is accompanied by
his son, a juris, and man OF science. They go
first to Washington, and will probably be in Bal
timore at the time of the Convention.
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IL The Grand Jury in the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday found Il true bill, under an
act Of Congress- for nansauyhter, sganst James
C. Vineyard, pilot St the steamboat De Soto
He is charged in the indictment for negligence
and misconduct while on duty as pilot, in causing
the collision OF the De Soto and the Buckeye, aud
the drowning of several persons by the sinking Of
the latter boat. y. O. Bee, April II.
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From BALlzE, HoN-rhe Honduras Observer
Of tho I'd inst. says We observe an official no.
tce by the superintendent, placardcd on the Mar
ke,-House, announcing the blockade by le- Ma
jeSty's naval forcer OF the port OF San Juan &c
Nicaragus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

ARRIVAL OF a VGrERAN.-Col. JoHN JOHNSON,
Of Ohio, delegate from that State TO The Nation
al Convention, arrived in our city last evening
and tock lodgings at the General Wayne Inn.
Early this morning he called at the Patriot Office
and received the names Of those delegates from
Ohio which had been left with US. Bait. Pat.
II The venerable Ex Governor MsTc,LFE
of Kentucky, arrived at Baltimore Thursday.
Col. ALMoNTE, the Mexican Minister, also
passed through the city yesterday at noon, on
his way to Newly
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! have the honor 10 be your obi servant.
GEO. f. BA RKER

A ToRNADo-lTs PRoGREss AND EFFECTs-
During the thunder storm of Wednesday evening
last I, tornado Or whlrlwind, says the Philadelphia
Enquirer, which commemorate little South OF the
city, crossed the Delaware, and rushed with much
fury for about ien.miles through New-Jerscy. 1t
presented Inc appearance OF Il vast, dense and
black cloud, from which vivid lightning and
appalling thunders ISSUED, and viewed from the
south wharyes. it seemed to travel with fearful
rapidity-indced the entire space we mentioned,
was travcrscd IN seven eight minutes, when the
apparently solid and rolling mass OF cloud sepaf-
ated into general and heavy shower. The
breadth OF the tornado is estimated at less than
mile. Before leaving this side oil the river, it did
considerable damage in the lower part Of the coun-
ty. The roof was torn from the Methodist church,
and in falling struck boy whose leg was broken
and girl who was Instantly killed
Much damage was done in New. Jersey. In
South Camden u barn was blown down, several
windows of houses were blown completely in,
buildings unfooed, fences leveed with the ground,
and in Camden, building in progress Of cree
ton BY the Camden and Amboy Company, for
foundry, was much damaged. The track OF the
hurricane was fortunately south Of South Cam
den. and It's roaring through the woods Is repre-.
sented by the Inhabitants as having been loud
and alarming. Several frame buildings near
Newton Meeting House were blown down and
trees upTootcd, while violent storm Of hail, or
rather OF sharp bits OF ice increased the terror Of
the moment. An apple orchard, belonging to
Mr.. Isaac COllirs and containing nearly 300 fine
trees, was completely ruined, and most Of the
trees leveled with the earth. a large barn near
the orchard was blown down, and team belong
ing to Mr.. Isaac Coffin was upset in moment
and much injured.
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- The attention OF our readers is invited 10 the
nd,ersementin another column, OF Mr.. :. G. Wales,
an eminent teacher ofvocal and instrumental music,
aud Of the cultivation OF The voice.
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w The TARIFF As II Is, compared T'th NE e"c-
stitute proposed by its Adrersaries (uen' McN"y
bill, now under discussion before the House by H.
GREELEY, in pamphlet l6 large and close double
column pages, now ready and for sale at this oce
and by our Agents. Price $2per hundred $40 per
fho,,ssnd
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HARrER's ILLUMISATEp BIBLE AT 4 DISCOUNT OF 20 PER
CENT !-STEwAars FULL LENGTH PORTRAIT or WAsHISG-
10 nil who subscribe TO Oliver ".
Crag. No. l9 Fulton for llarper Pictorial Bible Per-
who have obtained the work lar published may
with No.3 Specimens OF the Engraving and b
bic mny be at Hudson Smiths Looking Glass Store.
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- We are. requested cal attention to the
Concert 10 be given at the Tabernacle on Tuesday
evening next, Tor the benefit OF the Widows and Or
phans Of the Fire Department See advertisement.
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FIELD FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. Grout,
Missionary in South Africa writes 10 n friend in
Boston: There are about 10000 inhabitants as
me The people Of a NcwEnsland preacher
TO him; aud DIR. Adams has nearly ll000 with
i'll the same distance. Our intercourse with them
is as free that OF preacher at home. Though
we are obliged TO meet on the Sabbath under 4
scorching sun, we have on an average, some -four
or five hundred, and sometimes thousand in al
tendance. We might establish schools 10 any es-
tent. For any thing that appears, this might soon
be made reading, and why not Christian
people J"
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ANIMAL MAGsETIsM.-l'he Lecture THIS Saturday
EVENING at st Lukes Buildings, OF Grove and Hud
lady viii be snezed and tests WI! he applied which must
remove the e;,t sade OF doubt Only enough admission Will
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to the meeting

prcSident-EDMUND :. DERRY
p,ce PresidraiS-jud.e Reese OF Clinton county T. w
Barnard Duche,s cuunt! Amasa Z Pond. uncdt Samuel
T. Robinson Kings county Arthur Paterson OnoEdngn. j. r.
ultun. Richmond; Rchnr! Lowell Albany county John
Moron, Enc coUqy Genera Arculaa,tu.. J T.; Levi
David &. 3odefcS y Y. John User. ~ y. Ecces Gill.
nsn. y. \.
Scrra-eS-Jr-crh l.. GauetsOn Richmond county: fIe-
G; linrck y y Capt john Rogers v Y iu>. Bergen.
y Y: Fheophoiu Glenier y y. Tho II >tonci:. y. Y,
:. K. AicNeyen y. Y. ID. ". lnecrol, kin.s county.
The Committee on Nominations having re-
turned, through their Chairman. Henry C. At
wood, Esq. made The following report Of DELE
GATES TO THE BALTIMORE TYLER Convention
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Bv This Aiorning's Mail.

D.c,,sr or. ANOTHER NEIgER OF tuNGRRSs.-
IT., dncc,sc of another Member of Congress, the
In Mr. BosstsR. of Louisiana, announced III
both Houses, and followed by the usual lmned''
o,c adiourntncnt prevented any business beng
done in either House yesterday. Mr. h"o Decn
y, f,r ,o.nv weeks. and for some time past not
.,rnAc,sd 10 survive his illness. HIS death occur
red on Wednesday night, and his !nnaFa' WIZ
take place TO day Nat. III yoS'''
NJ The remains of Judge BALDWIN wc;c
6-ougb, to Washington on Thursday TO bc1nter
rod n The family vault at kalorama. The funeral
ceremonies were TO take place yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock.
N,vu.-The L. 5. ship Vinccnncs, Captain
Pncbsnnan. was 10 sail from Pensacola on the
ssh inst. on a cruise 10 the West India Islands
The ci,izcns o!Pcrsacola gave Capt. Buchanan
and his officers splendid ball on the loth. The
fr;ra.c Potomac, Com. Newell, Will sail from inc
same place in :, few days on Il cruise IN inc "tiP"'
\ naval cour, martial was to assemble at iensa-
cola on the 22d instant, for the tfiAI Lieut. 4 -
Cogdcll.
P,pn,ygp.-Jamcs Redeem, of Washington
city. who was sentenced by the Prince Georges
County Court last week 10 two years impnSoh-
ment fox receiving money from a ihci as { Df'Oe
not to arrest hm, has been paTdoned ny the Gov,
ernor. upon the recommendation OF tic Jury ahd
4 number of citizens, lie being represented Us
Young man Of good character
II Captain Newton, U. 5. Navy, arrived at
Paris. trauce) from Gibraltar on the 3ist oi last
month.
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ne meeting, amer oeihg addressed by sever
peakc-s. passed resolutions and adiourned.

Il Mr.. Editor Did not the Den1ocn;ic Wing Cen
sra COMMITTEES request the Wards be convened for
The purpose of making or the Enrolment of the
nnues OF ho-e wshns intend the Baltimore Cony
If So have such aT.nn yemen. bren made the 18th Ward
IL : SINCERE CLAY MAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

~ 4 FIRE took place yesterday morning,
which in about hour destroyed three buildings,
at The corner Of Pike and Cherry streets. 1t origin
aied in the Match Factory OF Ar. Lacur, 203 Cherry
street, from pile OF This very dangerous combus,i
bic, thrown down by some boys all play.
Itrapidiy extended TO the next Two houses, the
first of which was occupied as an oil factory by
Hazzard & Co., and the other by Henry Wilson as
saw mandatory. On this last building there
was no insurance. Besides these larger sufferers,
the poprieors OF several smaller establishments,
who have lost ever. thing, not being insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

y Winchester issues TINS morning the burth
numer OF his cheap and e!egan, Repository Of
English Romance, containing 81. James, 'Arrah
Nell Tom Burke OF Ours, &c.
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1t will be seen that West Troy now leads AL
bany.