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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-12


|, will he observed, that the aggregate vote this
year is s.9 and exceeds the vote OF 1910 b. JUG
votes.
The election passed of smoothly, and at night
fall our village was still. There was no hdl'ooing
or holciing over our neishbors and friends. who
happened to differ with US in opinion. 1t was
Democracy triumphant The old veterans came
up to the work, accomplished it, aud retired
peacefully and orderly 10 their homes. May they
long enjoy the rich heritage offreedom Of thought,
and freedom OF speech, and freedom Of opinion
TAZEWELL.
By the Tazewell Post Rider last evening, We
learn that the polls were left open at the Court
House-Cause, rain.
Polk. CLAW
Court House 293 IS
Bnrkes Garden 50 ~
800 40
-
2s7 majority.
Four precincts TO hear from. The majority in
Tazewsll may be calculated at 500 we think.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-12

MI ACCARONI.-l0 boxes prime Macca-
rom, Just received. and for sale BY
BROWN, TAYLOR s. TUCKER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-12

"Thc mail Of The 10th viii bring YOU The news
from the brag reservoir Of Whissery-hanawha
county"
From The IVptarrllc Republican, Nor. 6.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
The Democracy of Wyihe, true as Steel have
done their duty We feel no disposition TO exut
over our adversaries. II we have pleasure, 1t IS
,ha, the principles which VIC hold dear have been
nobly sustained.
Here IS the vote of Wythc county
ISit 1910
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-12

FTUDdHIV eItCItt.
In the Goth District, Levi d. Carpenter, D., is
elected 10 fill the vacancy in the present Congress,
caused BY Judge Beardsley's resignation.
From TIE ~ Y Morning Ners ri Ff,ddpl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-12

The Comper's ''fa; Coon'' had short-lived
existence. He appeared once in public and then
vanished into Thin air"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-12

tn CHANCERY.-vIRo AT Quarterly
i Court held for King s. Queen county, at the
Court House, on Monday The 18th of August,
lS44:
Cary S. Bland, Plaintiff:
Against
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
'Alte und New Welt
(OlG and Nelc UyrlG.)

A large and handsome Weekly Wing paper
IL the GERMAN language, viii be published at
The Tribune Office on and after Saturday March
l4th. 1t Will be as large a German paper as
there is IN the country, ably edited, and warmly
advocating PRoTEcTEvg TARIFF ard the elec
ton of HENRY CLAY. Many Of the Editorials Of
The Tribune viii be translated for its columns.
We trust 1t will be an able auxiliary to the Good
Cause
We appeal to ali German Wings, and those
who can IN any way aid the circulation Of this
paper, to 90 SO from the start, We are willing
to publish 1t for the Good of the Cause and have
no hope Of making farthing by it VIII not our
friends see that, beyond our OWN time and labor.
weIose nothing Terms, 3 from now till No
vcmber nex,; s cents copy, in the City pay
able on delivery by carriers: } 81 per hundred to
Newsmen. We are making arrangements to
serve the City thoroughly; meantime we shaA
be happy to rccoive the names of subscribers at
tbs Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
COMMON rLEAS-

VIM, Forgacy Us. Joshua Totten.-This was
an action pTomssory for sl0O each brought
against the defendant sndorSerpho defended the
srouad that the endorsement Of has not made by
him b. his suthorty-he being ne alleged unable TO
rad Dr. Vermue the maks Of the testified
he the defendant write has the notes, thar
previous the d-udant had been taught u write
9ren:ly bv Dr. Brden and myself az dee tant
request giving for wishing 20 learn IN he nAd
ed out OF $500 by aDe TO "e his naine
instead Of making HI, marx Also th' notes were en-
dorsed partly for rs Frrmuies accommodations aud parl
cOnprns for hIs polesSIosa wees 10 defendants
fam for his family phystcsn-he
ver h1vng received ny other pay.
Doct FtIrnue testimony corro5oraed by Doct BEL
den. who t-srd having assisted lrarnng fhe de
teudant 10 write s am aud also that hs defendant
these endorsements given admitted that hs liable
as An for Dr. Veulu To The amonnt Of 5000 =nd ~
wards
Th-e OF four dei-ntans family testified 70 he fact that
hlse never known the defendant TO "f'te ns 1me and
bv ~iEnins ms marx
Y. dict for paiUt II S2O7 g. F). PritthJ W Lev sfilse
aud a Be.ed;ct tor defendant J, Ne"norn and O.Llak
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
National IntelIigencer.

TIE WgLLAxp CANAL-The Niagara Report
er OF the 9th reports a renewal OF trouble among
the workers on this canal. There has been gen
eral strike for higher wages-at Allanburg some
of the barrows belonging TO the company were de-
stroyed and some windows smashed-and the en-
gineer has suspended one of the contracts on ac-
count OF the contractor giving short weight IN ar
tices purchased al his shop by the woFkmen'
The same paper chronicles the arrival OF one
De Witt, charged with destroying mill at CHIP
pewa. having been surrendered by the authorities
At Buffalo. He was arrested once before IN NJ
agara, admitted TO bail and forthwith fed TO bui-
fslo: but the extraditon clause OF the treaty OF
WASHINGTON was 100 much for him.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
CT TY INT !LIGEN e.
WEDN ESDAY.

WEDNESDAY
COURT or SESSIONS. -. Before the RscosDrs and
AID sCoLEs and LEE JAMES K. WHITING Esq, Dis
trict Attofnsy
TRIAL FOR FoRGERY.-Rchmond Woodruff.
book kseper. formerly the employ of George W Miller
the proprietor OF Tatsrsas called tai, indicted or
orEery in the third gree, oerng The signature OF Mr.
Miller a note for $500, dated hs2d July 8'2.
y. B. B!uGt Esq. conducted the prosecution and A. L.
Jordan ESQ. h. defence.
NJ. Blunt after opening The case called Uilliam H.
Hicks VINO. j-posei that he bought the
quetion IN January Si3 oft- accused gvn him nearly the
iio Bro.tway and figures, which he considered De
TIE wTitpg 2? W9odnu ne bought he note, believing
the signature Of Mr.. Miller 10 be genuine
George W. Mtiier, sworn-He never made the
note in question or had quarrel with Woodruff
Question by OF the Juro-is the Signature attached
AnswerIt ueay like tina, cannot positively de.
Cross srGmned-Never made threat that he would &c,
Woodruff h- State Prson if cost him SioOo. s;hm
lag I'LL he rot-d ifhe m bend 10 HIM Witness
.ered complaint against Woodruff preyio 70 this
plant, but gould not II he was swom month
1s,,ons, tiTst cGmPtG was mae u, pteebr i$2 OF
~ beng let ont bail or dschar-d witness ceu not Il
No p1fson called Gpo ltes with he a9te he first TIM
'hsI such existence believe the signature
re be Can hardly toub It. a SUIT brought by
Woodhul agaln. witness tn date OF he
suI pending for WAGES due also sec.nd for damages
for false imprisonment, for 50. Witness nat not
Itd he note question.
William &. Archer sworn-Was in Mr.. Mil
er's eirplay September 1872, and Woodruff there
also. " nesS wrote up thu 7iance sheet
The here rested Mr. Jordan opsned th de-
lrnce. calling
Eduard Woodhull the brother of the deceased,
sworu-On the nSst hi, brother arrested or
ffom Miller under false pretences, he Miller SAID hr would
him - State Prison II II cost him $1,000 he would hud
way da aud let hm there; tins occurred Decem
b. 1885, the question about three four dYs
after dated; his brother showed him;
present hen dispute between his brothsr and Miller
while the former the employ OF the latter but after he
left; hs present December 1912, when quarrel enued
between them; seated salary due from Miller; Miller
said hred M his brother tthe sccussdt where he dogs
William n. Jepson, sworn-Accused exhibited
the question the Branch Hotel the Bower either
IN July, August September, 1912.
being ociock. the Court thl, Of the trai ad-
journed 10 Thursdsy at II O'Clock a NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
VICE CHANCELLoR,s COURT.

This was an application on the part of Mrs.
Joanna B. Low, liS Si1cenhseet, fora commission IN
Iaton Charles S hcFarlan, dunkard and 10
take charge OF his estate Mrs L. that aran twho
her brother) has family His estate with
amply but she fears Will be
wasted by piempsraHce attended he comes home
almost night grossly intoxicated his clothes to aud
appearing II he had rolling The mud &c. Applca
tlon for granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

70 The FoRTUyE-HUSTER; or, The Adven-
lures of Man about Town: A Novel OF New-York
Society. By Mrs. HELEN BERKLEr," has just
been issued by Winchester. Its we'll described BY
lis tle the narrative is racy the dialogue spirited,
and it Is among the best printed and best looking
specimens OF our modern cheap Literature.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
Another Homicide IL, IVisconsir:
Correspondence Of The Inbune


G.LENA, Illinois, Feb d. 1874.
tragical affair came off al Snake Hollow, Grant
County, Wisconsin. thirty miles from this city, yes
terday morning, which resulted in the death OF
Charles La;imer, ESQ. Counsellor az Law. The
circumstances, as related 10 me, these: tseems
that Col. v nte, kentuckiaa, and formerly mem
Der of the kentucky Legislature, had on the pre-
vious evening been singing a Wing song at the Wis
consin House, and that Latmer, who was present,
had applied TO him some degrading epither, where
upon Col. w. slapped him in he face. Latmer
,fereupon challenged White to fight duel and the
challenge was Immediately accepted. Mr.. Clos
ter who also had bad a dIfticuty with Latmer,
10 act as the friend of Col. " This all took place
on Thursday evening. On Friday yesterday morn
ing Latiner met Gloster in passing through the hall
Of the Wisconsin House 10 breakfast, and without
giving him any notice, drew pistol and fred at
him. the ball grazing his breast, bat without dong
hin any injury. Goster then seized rife to de-
iend himself but before firing, Latmer snapped an
other pistol at him, which did not go of. GIoster
then discharged his rife and killed Latmer upon the
spot.
Latimer was an Englshman and Canadian
Patriot He was bachelor and mau OF inte-
gence. When himself he was an amlabe, gentle
manly and kind hearted man, but in his fits ofnem-
perance, to which he was subject, he became violent
and irasclbe.
There is every indication now that our river will
sooG be open and that steamboat navigation will be
resumed in a few dnvs. our winter has been re-
nlarkably mild and pleasant. The amount OF Lead
upon oar levee is not as great as last year. The
roads have been so bad during the winter that the
smelters have not been able 10 send II IN.
All is right for CLAY and Davis in these dlggins.
Yours &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

= The MUs1cAL ALBUM, A Collection ofCon-
certed Pieces for Soprano Voices, Part H., edited
by E. IVES, Jr. has just been published by Win
chester. II enbodies seren capital Songs, the words
OF three by j. 6. Perciral with Music adapted from
the best Operas of Mozar, Rossini, Bellini, Donni
zeti, Harold and Won Weber-a costing but 25
cents. To lovers and learners of Music, this work
will he q rao
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

FRoN H.yrI.-The brig Republic arrived yes
terday in fifteen days from Port Republican Port
au Pfince). Captain Smith reports that there had
been ; serious collision at town called Peut tie
vera few miles from St. Marks, between the
neopIe and the military, in which a General and
six officers of the Government troops were killed.
The difficulty grew out of the dissatisfaction OF
the people in the North part OF the island win 'he
new Constitution but IL seems that Lle oio aiii,
,,,os;tv between the blacks and the muattoes had
nnch 10 do with it, So fierce had this anmos,
inv become at St. Marks that the mniattoes had
been advised by the General in command to leave
the place, and some hundreds of them mad hsa
to Port Republican, abandoning all their posses,
sons. The population generally is represented
as s0l in an uneasy me condition-,he blacks at odds
with the mulaltoes, the civil with the military
many ms discontentcd with the new President He
rard, and all wanting Offices
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

APPLIED CHEMISTRY in Manufactures,
Arts and Domestic Economy; Edited by A. PAR
NELL, Nos V. and VI. are just published by Apple
ton & Co
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
POLICE OFFICE.
Rrpcy.py-The store of Mr. Charles Small

BuRGLARY-The store OF Mr.. Charles Small,
No 298 Pear ,-- was broken asr eight and iaT2e
Juaatty god aud silver pe4ci sns YES and .ol-
noney stolen dsawes The barSafs escaped WIKI
the plundef.
RoBpISG MovET DaAwGRs.-Robert Hornsey,
hov vas arrested and pacac prison al the UGPsL Puts
ONCE Tor te4lu. mouey from he dta"ef Of IinoL'y
Nounan, No u olu!&bia s.reet.
James Bird was arrested and committed for
The sane of nee He stole money from .he nj OF
rkon1s Aget, 80 2;S l hii,l sFslue
ANOTHER BuRGLAgY.--'the store OF .Nf. j.
Va, -n5cnotyn at the conner Whit and Broaiway
was npe a4- night aud lG quarter boxes o. csa:s
cases fancy soar box.s OF sardAes carried o no
q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

NJ A Whale was taken off Bridgehampton,
r. 7. by Capt. Sweeney, on Sunday which VIII
make about 80 barrels OF oil
MINERAL RIcHgs.-An extensive bed OF rotten
stone ;s said to have been found in New-Jersey
sa;J 70 no the first discovered in this country. In
oualitv and quantity it is represented as most sa-
isfactory.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
-ua.,+b. ouiet, and CoIc fort.-The Graham

Heath Quiet and 4s-. as oa
h.ass s. Ba5GtyIy ooa,ss z ays OF week, M
ar rarely sghy e s oi ev and s5 in IN he IN
edss ea: OF pncs 20 abb sIna1 ssapd
snsrnents convenient and neal. @ rt7 - eI
sudaE Food fad 5s "a rsadsl al
comfortable Shower oauS ieS jy2ou
street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

FikE.-i fire broke out Tuesday night about
5 O'clock in The coffee and spice factory OF John
Nell, No. 1913 Murray street, and before II was
subdued destroyed nearly the whole interior OF
tie building.
u EDWARD C. DELAyAv, Esq, the dist;n-
gushed advocate Of Temperance, is about to
erect q large Hotel on the corner Of Broadway
and Steuben street, Albany, 10 be conducted on
strictly temperance principles.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

From OREGoN-The following is an extract Of
letter dated Tepic, December 10, lo43, from
gentleman, native OF this city, Just received ::
This letter will be taken to the United States
by Mr.. HASTINGS, who IS on his waT hcme from
OREcoS Territory. He gives a very bad descnp
ton OF that country; IN fact, he says that 1t Is
country THAI can never be settled BY an agrical-
tural people. ! see that q considerable uPtoaI i
constantly made IN the United States about that
country; but | have seen d great many persons
,ao have been to that section, and they al! CON-
eide IN opinion with Sir. Hastings. This gentle
man. induced TO believe that II was complete
Paradise. took out one hundred and iorty settlers
from Missouri but they all found Their way to
California. Some of the Missionaries have gwen
a very false account v that country"
National Inteiligencer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

S,Nii,J 10 the st1dy OF character, 20 the Ada
eatioa d o'enms2, Of chdFsR 70 Ss5lHP5ersdsS 59sdS
20 20 @ Ri;-ion Morals Politics Temperance. E1s1s
wis and steil Ren.d &s b FoW al tlGs ss
ISL B,nostv, every Friday evening, coaIreRcts a.
a. closing with pu5.ic OF the Science Sss
ffs s,,musou and books Daily and Evsnn:s
.st,n - ia Cllloa Hall. HIS splendid caon-. ."
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
Marion Lyndes, the Deaf and Dumb Girl

| To the Editor Of The Tribune
AS the notice contained in your paper of this
morning of the escape, from tins institution, OF one
of the female pupils, may alarm parents at a dis
tance who have daughters here ask the insertion
of the following statement:
Marion Lvndcs, for that is her name, visited the
institution in September last in search OF her brother
Charles, who deaf and dumb like herself, she sup
posed was under instruction here. Not hndlng him.
she returned 10 Albany where, driven despair by
the wretchedness of her condition. needy and With
out friends she made attempt at suicide by swal
lowing laudanum, which, however, proved trultless
through the efficient interference OF Or. Quachen-
bush, at whose request she was selected as State
pupil bv Col. Young, the Superintendent OF Com
mon Schools, and entered the institution IN the lat
ter part of last November Her history is very
eventtltl one but will not trouble YOU with a reel
tai of IT, and it is perhaps sufficient account tor the
alteration of mind which led the desperate act OF
self-destruction, which she has twice attempted.
Since her admission she has learned TO read and
write and Is able to use language with tolernbe
correctness She has been treated with the utmost
kindness, but her temperament is such, having un-
bounded seesteem but destitute OF veneratlon, that
her feelings are hurtby the astsusRicon OF neglect
In addition TO the idea of Loneliness and desttu-
ton over which she is continually broodtns, the
sight of our happy community by the rule OF con
trarv, seemed to prompt her this second attempt
upon her life: for she says, 81 have no desire 10
live: when | see you all so happy and cheerful, 1t
makes me more discontented than ever.
On Sunday evening, while the inmates OF the es-
blishment were all engaged, she left unobseryed,
but her absence was not noticed I'LL the hour for re-
tiring, when very diigent search was made for
her In her drawer found her slate closely
written on both sides, containing statement oil her
feelings and her determination 10 drown herself III
the East River In irving To execute her purpose,
She probably mis1ooh the direction, and wandered
into the city where she was taken up by a watch
man, and on the following morning, returned IN
safety 10 the Institution. Her mind Is now IN bet
Ter state and il hoped that from this nme she may
perceive the desirahlenesS OF iie and strive 10 Sc
cure ts ultimate end.
n-..cr.l ..r ~. llr tns ,l.al aue Dumb.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

TWater Power and ,Iiiis for FOR, sale.0I o,I :
EiTNPHKEY-VILLr. NA\Ut ACIURlNG CoNFA'
slie rs1bshLnGt sEu+f-1 &t t-
K,lrn1B + all On the u Rvet Derby, Coun-ct
cut nll-s the head oi oop ana t-a1b9st ou
an tn HousatouIc uy-r ~herl, The toursIpS vi ase oil
wiin IS OF i6 mills and factories; and 'en si!es
nnrrhyysst OF New Haven D. good turnpike road.
POWER.
The fall Is seventeen feet p-rp-nd cuiar lbs tumon2
dam ued- ~ ledge rocks Jgttrg from The S-
fr;og h. m o.t natural add .rraps Ill tsings considered
th- best dam IA The United States ne waller po~~f mas
sn In us about forty y-aT an is esst capacity has p-
r.,,sd accurately .aIei eld itis kr0"n 70 D-
sufficient AZ Grssc Of oIe!az ap"tfl<
ma D. ex.a--d uHr;sed. !S w2tsr power IS AZ eas
one third rea-. thar - Birmingham. aad may ~ cons
-rabiv ssyd trlt.I1s ne lns aAo To,
a- ot endangered bv siL!-r water esi-ts ne oH
s,o locations Cor mills uGoccIp- The lands az Tor 1s
Tno< perl .ad situated the healthy eE1 pr1SaL
yiz pAreYsvI which ltaIns aoout 900 ahto
and churches ttVr;ns s-'re
Extensive mills or a. acture OF aueTs
I-srhr Sc Ther- daily mail 20 and rom Ne"-I ork
WHICH CITY be reached IN hours ne ihSport
rion OF freight and from N-~Fok costs but sz pef oa
IL sumner. and S3r3G {sr ION ~ ,sllt>I
The MILLS AXE
Isl, Cotton Factory OF 1850 spiadiss and 80 looms
I'd ID A Paper Mil with two engines.
3l a Gr.t Mil win tyv5 ruG OF stones
| an. a Saw Mii. Al IN lqil gpera aloe
| tn. BUILDINGS
cci,oa and goods Machine Shop and Blacks eno9
The Company hasa perpetual charter from me ot-e VI
foanectieut with all Necessary corporate powers
The .i,leis perfect aud tbs property Tree IRON a!
sn5-la Conn or No. 50 Wall street, Nsw-To5k 70 a
cloves Esq C7il Ensisssr . Bs,sIsy 81 sae % oe''s
| n2 2awdl22tWf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

O>I-0n TueSsiav. the 18th inst while pasSiAg
- IRON SIKH Street ,hroagh Ei,t Asenae Alien sed Hes
~ 'is 20 -aoiSw. Gfsad street hravy Cold Pencil
"n ys;ioW >Eoe IN the top. The dsr Viii Be hetAIly
p" aIseS ey e&'l II AZ AG G EIaey No a Sixth street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

DEALhS y Y. uSEUM.--AUAl!SSiU
l ONLY lo! CENTS.
The Manager happy to announce an engagement with
Miss LOUISE DOROTHEN WAGNER, the foEtune
Telling Gipsey liir sister . - ~
tbs Gel E6RATFD GIrsEY QUEEN
OF the American Museum. She De from O'Clock
the I'LL O'Clock he asrnooa dressed IN he'
n'tivs md car be 2;..S,ey eoHSqtS ,"sa,nR
cannot BE- seen III the evening" Nr.iuna Portrait Isery
Grand Cosmoraua aud $4,000 cuuOsIiles ADMISSION
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
lTLAFIrTE.-D II
THEODORE. Or. THE CHILD OF THE SEA.

V7Ht PUBLISHING AND IMPOR ING OF
i BQOKs.-RARS RKNJAass and WILLIAM YauSs
have this day formed Copa tneshp for The publishing AID
iurortiog Of Booksthe former having withdrawn from the
New Wotd" establishment Z h- hu,nes will he carried
IN uudar ihe styIe of BENJAMIN s. YOUNG,
b2 John.strset, New oIk
March l2 1871. mhl3 lwos
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

CHERtEE'S DFFtCE-WM H. BRIGGS,
, Sheriff Of wsstche,sr oupry his neputy IS lAC
HADDEN, esidc -eksii 10 whlcn place ell Official
should be- Addressed
Kill tpk ~ un-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

L'OR SALE--A large Mahogany COUNTlYG-
ROOM DESK w,th tall leaf aud draws.', with book
rack Also lsrgc SHOW CASE, with 70 drawer closets
shelves aud ,as, tront, suitable for druggist. Euque
the Clock Establishment II Bew-ry OF
MP lw K. SMITH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
JOBS OF ALL KINDS ExgcuTED WITH
CARE AND PUNcTUALrVY on TIE
) MOST REAsnNARLE TSXMs.

y Lots in Williams bur 8 Gor ssle.-SNs,.
ih1- SU!L0I\G LOUS o. srr, Jc tsd ol ii" main
horous h,re ssst from ,.t Soath E~rry urrJ ~
lj cuui huiliIu.s Lev viii be sod cheap = close pa
asrsLin appTy tn ? Fl Il = \,s,su-st \s"-i .rA 81
-reurus at hs re>i,:spc- William, burg. ie~si
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

.ssgassas,, RI LIS TGU USSES. NOTICE 70 Rup-
a. &tgt,A P-rsou,--Persoua afflicted ~t5 "a a:es
EA Er2y rely 1poG tbs 6-st iGstfo rnecte I'D ihs
AGgsr world tforss Application A. lhs 15'ee 80.
u..1--v, ~ 70 rIthsf 0f the TIA incf5 - e
~ irnf,j s,.u. Be careful IL 3at on y
tiij,, 'russ-s u ths5 endos,d W Cs fa u VII;
ec Non. af= OF 20 Se retea spea s' 9co Sh
51t Iisa.IErs- >, .,
lsny persons 1D4rf.4Ee 70 yed lra.tzsoLs 10 20
csebraet ass<. AID tea5and; ats n;os-c 'on " Goose
,sersI'he-r nita,ons carro, BE- relied upon; ssy 6ts
by unsxia mechanics, and bser sb1n ias ofop
Room. havs o.sn ed up No.4 Y:.y sreet ezet1aysas
Ter iat,ru harns spests iron the 5usasA Gspai
nsn., s,,r ~. istaA1e = u s'N-''"' Eiu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

u lev bet zen Anu and Beek,nan sr New York Job.
bug of every iecnpoG executed the shortest notice and
fkr mos res BILE cru irT lms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

-va,s PRINCES LTNE.EAN BOTANIC GaR-
~ >t1 S1fpSERIES F9.hiug. Gsaf NJ" York.
PgIScE 20 Off, &, e. h- pa91!,e 2 ihels
Csraolnrs 81 Trees and Plants WITH reduced
hr" Dsscfi2 - ogrb lower tn.n usually chaGzed-
res are ye5y wy & oS.issd
or md 0rters .(t there ,nt ges mai "ii ne Il
al z; ,.rs-or nr4aaer sgG Sth the utmos dssp,tch
Pcut~d .: q = ~. :" ~ " WM Il PRi.ET X 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

n BETHUNE. DUFFItLU, Attorney and Coun-
~. sellora La,t, Detroit, Michigan.
RsFERssc.s-S samuel Willoughby, New. York; lohr
George K DAVIS Troy; Hoo Samuel Huhb nd Boston, John
WsSmd Phiadrt tpnla ltl6er Stuart, Drtrci; De GArmc
J9us, do, F. I'suuss dJ Charles I. rrowbt,dse do,
pi6 2Wr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

MRS. ROBINSON, from Elizabeth ST Fasln on.
VA able CIea Sarcher 50 tlec-r nth door above
sppg Taraton and tmb olercd Dresses Laces French
Worked C,ues ollsys Sc made 10 look eNlal
Shawls Silks Nernoes. Table Covers silk Hose &c. clean
ed m the b-sl aarlef. III lm-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

PdacipaI oftae Institution Tor the Deaf and Dumb.
Ssfu-.i tt-. NayCI,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

WEDNESDAY.
COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the RECORDER and
Aid scoLEs and LEE JAMES K. WHITING Esq, Dis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

EOPARTNtRSHLP 1.-THE Undersigned have
y th, LAY entered into Copa'uerShp for the trans con
Of thr Dry Goods jobbug business. under the Tn ot T.
r. w kELL OGG, al No. o. Hrty-;st.
EDWARD KELLOGG,