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LN,the Circuit Superior Court of LdD
and Chaaeery, for Jefferson County,
June 18th, 1914,
Joseph E. Lane, -, Plaintia,
AGAINST
Alexander r ooteler, Adm'r'ef Henry Boteler,
decd. who was Admir- Of Adj F. Boteler.
decd. fAdm'x Of James S Lane, dec'd,) and
after her DEATH Admir- de eonis non OF James
s. Lane, deed, and the saa Alex. r Boieler,
as bm'r de- bonis non Of the said Ann r
Boieler, and Adm'r de bopis non lsince the
death of Henry BOieler) 81 James S. Lane,
decd, aud others, Defendants,
- IE~CHANCERY.
Extract from order af referenet.)
TNlHIS Cause coming m ii n 30 be heard. this sth
Il day 81 June. S44, upon tie papers formerly
read 10 this case. and upon the commissioners re-
mort of the eist OF 5, ptember, 42 and the exeep-
,ions 10 part Of said report sts argued BY counsel
-an.l the reDott OF the Comn 4oner excepted TO is
reeommitted, 10 be reformed ans reslatea. according
10 the written opinion Of abe Jgdge Of this Court
upon the exceptions and White 4 shall appear
from The evidence that the debt 10 any OF the
various firms OF which James s lane was partner,
and which we're good and nights with proper dill
gence have been collected, were transferred to the
aini stfator by the surviving ptners OF such hrm,
q nara oI What was due 70 the sdHnst, stor from
such surviving partners, the snsnns so transferred
are Tie subjects Of cha &c 10 the adinIslrstor-sn
the said commissioner IS fnr'he. directed 10 tske
any aeeesln, Of sny other sums ile from the admin
is,rstor FL James s.. Lame and 10 mske any special
staternehts whieh may be requiljd BY the parties.
A copy q extract, Z
Teste,
ROBERT I. ekRDWN! CLERK.
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Wanted.
CASH FOR NEGROES.

4 WILL at4all times give the highest prices
4 10 CASH, f6r,likeIy young NEGROES, Of
both sexes, from ten 10 twenty-five years Of
age. Persons having likely servants to dispose
of, wlRdo well 10 call on me At my residence,
in Chsrlesiown; and any communication in
writing will be promptly attended 70.
|. W.N CRoR.
January & Ia43-if
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Consumption, COnsulssptIOn.
It'll DR..
g4 SwayRe's Bf}e
Compound Sy-
rup Of Wild Cher n
zy, for Coughs. Colds,
Consumption, Dificultyf N
ofRrealhing Pain and Sore
ness Of the Breast, Asthma, E.
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis
10 stFofl, al. diseases that indicate
orwou. q be likely TO lead toConsumP-
ton; those who have used this Medicine
need not be told Of IFS virtues; as a safe la-
1mily mediciHe none has equalledit. Very plea
SAINT in IFS taste, and from its Strengthening pro-
perties IL IL very fris.eh 4s---sA.-
whose NERVOUS sy stem has been impaired
tickling ior raising in the throat, &c,
10 streng then and clear The voice snd
THROAT Public Speakers have
found II an admirable rene
dyJ when Calomel has
heeu too freely used, this
medicine will prevent
| M. its evil effects and
Il repair the Bill
H lisry func-
Il / = tions.
| BE eaRtions TO ask for the ofigina Doctor
swavne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Chfsry, as
! An other pfepstations from this valuable tree
are fictitious and counterfeit Prepared b4y by
| DR.. Swayne, whose office has been removed 70
\ N w corner Of Eighth ana Race streets, Philai
Il 9yJust received and for sale at ny Drug
Store, lin Shepherds.own,Ia large snPply 81 the
genuine Compound Syrup Of Wild tCherfy Z
henry S. koRNEY.. !.
Shepherhstown, June 90 On.
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OId We a. EEarVeSs VEEhi.I-e.5;

A G 4. s,. ssspl, IF ?, % q.
copper distilled Hasvr,, o. ss,ssl. mrs. proof
~ ssloe. With a fonsderh5Is redncsio6 4
aud fry Il. So sis,ele. Call
june 90. OiSsoN- II
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CoMMissIoNER's 0rFIcE, }
Charleslnwn. June lSek 1914.

The parties 10 the above Mentioned suit, as
well as those having GLAZING against Jacob
Ctowl, deceased, not YET audllrd are hereby no.
iifedslhat shall attend al md Office aforeSaid,
or FftaHy tht l9h day II nAFf tAs,AgL, tIuiy) fer
the purpose Of executing The above recited or
der ofACourt, when and where, " 10 O'Clock,
IA NJ they are requested 10 a,tend with the ne
cessary papers and evidence
X. WoRTHIN6ToN, Comm.
June 90 Ia4A
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:
FTsnss xr.LE - i.
~ tAe esreaS .,Sorssy q = Nj I.asNss
saaeee q for lsfsisss.rios, 6 on. s,Tano6neeI
s~ go sAsfss dsnspdias oasss tuss, betwA
s.ssa fssle Schofetd. fssRes ga Daniel 81
III 40 esAeFs. psfhD4aats ~ ia Danies sas
~, r'asalsd AZ c. schgi6 apd otass q
ants, - onsnts we Il II
~ so...ss " q. lalasa s 1sag 4. IS
81 !, j ne ~ ts Sgs5 81 z, Z (
siio....! ahiilSilc gv,,, {
e0 m $50. faaaasah Ri,sr, i /
IS AcRESf f
Most Of il vatuahle-sE Lnn-
ing House, aud olhss 81 ASlor. -.
complies sad nscessary f0sss asd { Y 4
sideace eo,ar, ids1igt
a MILL tceH baiA : re
stories b eh. new machinery Brick,
capable of manufacturing la5 VI order ut
IN - hours Of structure and was Of & Ii
sur passed hy sIs 10 the Valley Of Npwer as
Iners IS also an old~MllI Housaia, /
emery Which could Be i,ted al saish nj
2 90 comfy work. The whole propeen$
great s9iaf comparing II SD respects Is /,
san'ageeuss with any sinilar property ~
section 81 ;lrginia.
terms oi ssls AZ prescribed 81 tie decr&
NE Court toae-foar:h 81 The. purchase. mE
cash--.ise residue IA three eqpsl annual Aisil
menls tren:dsy Of sale, not bearing inter-
tie deferred nssments 10 bs sernrsd s,
,aisss. The rsPofI Or sSS To- 6s:- =, e he
the Court.
N Immediate possession 10 be given.
ROBERT Y, CONRAD,
WM- {. YoRTHlNGTu
J1ne 10, lS44. ca,a,,iss s,,,,J
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COMMISSIONER lpFFIcE,
Jharleslown, June 18th, ,lSi4.

|. OhaHestVWHi JuHe tf.'ui n
The parties interested in thl Shove res,ted order
81 he Govt vilplease take tif,ee that shall At
I'm ~ ,ert month (nly .st II osloek A. VI, 10
ni,, ,he da,ies required IS ss1i order Of Court
end Shall adjourn IRON day to AZ .untl my report
shall be eompIsted-vheh aut.f here they are re-
ouested 10 attend. Nhh The eesssfy steteements;:
evidence and papers. epseesist WIN the aforesaid
case " WI" 80
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Patent Rifles and HoRov Castings.
IS s.: s:.: o,i s... arm, ANS
Extra Lids. &c. ~ oso''sfss
For sale cheap By
June %. ~ Al SIC -,
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IN the Circuit ,Sg.sr,;;o. - : -
and Chaneery,For Jedsrson Goanfv,
June 9th, 1874,
Turner a. Milton and wife, Pl,in,itF.
AGAINST
Apssnam lsier. George Isler. 5Saonss s-;..o.
y 1Asnhart, and JDhh Downev.
Defendants,
IN cHAHcERE
QDH motion q the Defendant. Esrahsn 4sIer. By
his eonnski, this 9th dsy of Iss. fSiI ~ ~
reasons appearing to the Court ll3s. !. ,.;s.n hr
70 hle hIs answer ~ this eaass Ia ~ 80 ~
PENDANT Sized hss snswer. 20 ,vhs,. I.. $3.50.
piled generally, and Ibis esuse tae on - be heard
~ US p.pefs terneriy read aud I'D sad answer
Ana VS. argued b. eoans1i. On sos7 4 I,.r-
q, ne urt doth aajadse. order seA DECREE. iha,
vs. osaess % desrees heretofore Bzde in this cause
% g. ssiuesnd that comm ssio;er Of tii, Cour,
20 seiue sn1 state the accounts bf iie defendant
orAhsm Sier. guardian Of The frmsle plaintiff! ana
~. ne rsPptt me sane. together @ith say sSeei,I
nsuer ws'fb ne may deem exped.ehi, cr either mar
y may reqaRe 10 be specially stated
ACopv-Tlffr
X. 7. BROWN, Clerk. II
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in cHANCEnY.

RobERr T.EeROwNl cls,t.
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HARPEas-rERRY BOOT, $40!
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Trust Sale OF Real Estase,

y ROBERT Y. CONRAD, 4
WM- G. MONTENEGRO
June ID, IS44. Commissioners
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LiQMOTs.

HarpeTs Ferry, June 20.
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Pennsyivania-Bucks County.


A very large mass meeting was held in the
woods, near Atleboro, Bucks County, to day
There were in attendance, besides one or two hun
bred ladies, large number of farmers from the
surrounding country. Very many of them came
in wagons drawn by six and eight horses, and
those who reside IN the vicinity left their fields Of
oats, and proceeded on foot to the meeting.
Hon. E. Joy Morris was first introduced TO the
audience by the President, and was received with
shouts of applause. In his usually argumentative
and effective manner, he reviewed the principles
of the Whig party. and contrasted them with
those of the Loco Focos. His speech was atten-
lively listened to by all present, and when he con-
cluded. three cheers were heartily given.
Mr.. Riddle, of Trenton, also addressed the au-
dience, and his remarks elected frequent shouts
o. applause After Mr.. R. sat down, the meeting
adjourned with nine cheers for the Wing candi-
dates.
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circulation at Washington thatit was osccrtancJ
that Mexico would assent to the Annexation for
heavy sam Of money, and it was added that
Gen. ALMoNrg, the able and cvcelIent representa-
tive OF Mexico in this country, had encouraged
that idea. The Presidents organ, the Madi-
sonian, so assented. Mr.. Calhoun knew, and Of
an, rot misinlormcd) acknowledged at the time
Of subscribing AID transmitting the treaty that all
this was false; yet he waited on number Of
leading Wing Senators and assured them that
Mexico Mould assent and that there was not the
smallest danger OF war If the treaty were ratified!
This rumor sanctioned by the scmi-cGicia', and
this Misrepresentation made by Calhoun, were
evidently designed 10 draw the Senate into
hasty ratification, which when once done they
supposed could not be undone, whatever mistake
or fraud nigh, be subsequently detected. l have
always thought that regular, Systematic and
deliberate effort was at that time made by the
cabinet to swindle the Senate out OF ratifica.
ton, and get Texas into the Union and the Union
into war on false prc:enccs. Quelle eanailie!'
ANXIOUS.
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TO teachers and PARENTS

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
embracing the general principles OF Mechanics,
Hydrostatics. II 7drau!cs, Pleumatlcs, Acous-
tics, Optics, Els ric,ty, Galvan!srn, Magnetism,
and Astronomy. Illustrated by several hundred
Engravlngs. BY LEONARD b. GALE, NJ. D., Pro-
fessor of Geology and Mineraogy IN the UNI
versity Of the City OF New-York, and Lecturer
on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. Price,
full bound, 80 cents; S4 so dozen to Teachers
The above work
and different OF the Uuitcu Satrs
and considered the best book eIaH oI VI
Gale being himself practical Chemist, AID MS
duties Lecturer requiring him 10 maxi constant and repeat
ed all branches OF Natural Philosophy was
.uiEery qualified for task OF editing suck work Mo'
Of IN. other publications the popular branches OF Ph So
phy and Chemistry mere compilations made py nvoA-
mixers hence frequent failures Of students IN thelr al
temps following III. directions
in these works. No such difficulty viii occur IN the nae OF
th,. work of Dr.. Gale.
- Orders De accompanied bv the cash and addressed
To GREELEY y McELKATH. New snIk:
a NORMA sEGARS.-O.o00 very superior La Norma
Ii Sesap old crop. for sale By - -, "A,
U22 GASsNER & YOUNG, lG oha'ham-'-
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Dom AND SuAYs.-The Boston Chronicle,
peaking Of the sentence of Mr.. Dorr for treason,

Dom AND SMAYs.-The Boston Chronicle,
speaking OF the sentence of Mr.. Dorr for treason,
says:
Humanity against il. and history will blush TO
record It How contrasts with the truly Ameucan course
pursued by the Government OF Massachusetts IN The case oil
Shays aud his associates, IN i's'"
There is, certainly, quite contrast between
the course Of Rhode Island toward Dorr, and
that OF Massachusetts toward Shays. Shays was
imprisoned as Dorr has becn-tred and convict
cd Of treason as Dorr has been-but, (and here
begins the contrast) while the latter was con-
dctnnod to oxpiatc his offences in the penitentiary
the former was sentenced to suffer an lgnomin-
ious death on the gallows! This was I" the truly
American course pursued by the Government of
Massachusetts" 1t is true that Shays was ulti-
matey pardoned upon taking the oath of ale
glance 10 the Government he had attempted TO
subvert; and it is equally true that Dorr might
obtain his pardon tomorrow, by the same means.
For our own part, VIC Cannot see why humanity
should cry out against the sentence of this man,
nor do we believe that humanity will do any such
tang. If there is any such thing as treason,
Durr was traitor, and Justice and mercy alike
demand his punishment. The penalty of the
violated law hts been mountaineering more;
and justice would have been satisfied with nothing
less 1t is well understood that he can receive
parcon upon making proper submission; and to
extend II to him before, would be an act Of hos
t.lity 70 the cause OF civil liberty.
No iudicious friend of free suffrage will con.
found it with Douism. There is as wide
distinction between them, as between the cause
Irrational freedom aud the atrocities OF the French
Revolution The one is right, the other radically
wrong. Dorr is not suffering as friend OF free
suffrage, but as revolutionary jacobin. We
care not how soon his imprisonment may cease,
but it should rot be forgotten that his fate is in
his own hands. Christian Freeman.
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concerned

U Extract of letter from gentleman in
Macon to his friend in Savannah "The Demo-
Gratis are already tired OF Chappel-they counted
on large additions to their ranks through his in
luence, but arc beginning to find out that the
honorable gentleman brings himself, but no other
passengers aboard. We will give him sound
drubbing in this District. Set that down as GER
tain" Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle.
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~ The following is an extract from letter
received in Boston, dated
U. 5. SnIp SARATOGA. AT AccAEAu,l
GOLD COAST, May 8. 1911
A Cruise along the Coast.

GOLD COAST, May 8. lcil
A Cruise along the Coast.
We first stopped at Settra kroo, one of the
largest and most powerful towns of the kroo.
men, who here hold up their heads with consldc-
rable pride and much dignity; they lock with
sco-n upon the fishermen, and their canoes, and
disGaln to learn the ait of managing them; they
do not even ook upon white men with as much
respect as many other tribes do.
| was highly amused with the superciliousness
with which soa,e Of these dandes passed by me !;
their faces and breasts marked eff by lines and
spots of clay; holding cotton umbrellas in their
hands, almost their sole article of clothing
Their houses were of better sort than usual, as
many Of them had two stories and piazza, and
many were very preltily put together of bam-
boo.
At this place there is merely mission house,
with school, now under the charge Of the only
white lady in these parts, Mrs. Sawyer; who,
alone and unprotected still chooses to remain. /
spent some time at the school, and though it had
been III operation year only, it surprised me ex-
ceedingly TO find scholars VINO could read spell,
write and cipher well. We remained long enough
to get Toasted or the oysters Of the place, which
are OF Immense size, aud obtained by diving and
piuuking them from the rocks. We stopped Il
mnnltnt at Cape Pslmas, and also a while at
Bcreby.
We were visited by the natives, and by nearly
all of those who had been made prisoners by the
Porpoisc. Tncy appeared very affdhle, aud said
the natives will not buid again on the sea. shore
but somewhat back in the hush for fear Of ano.
ther connogratcn. We continued on, coming
to anchor every righi; it might be at town or
not for the Captain thought it best to spare the
crew by night, as much as possible. The coun.
try, as wo coasted along, was low, and Of the
same duh character mostly, only the language OF
the natives was changed, the shape of their ca
noes, and sort of articles brought along side to
dispose of.
Some were so tmid as 10 avoid us as if their
deadly enemy. At one place Muscovy ducks
aboundcd at another monkey skins, or little Co.
NOES by thousands. painted red and black in IA
vcrv curious manner, or cocoanuts by myrads.
We bought immensely OF these. solely for Their
delicious milk, TIL we arrived at AKIN, with lis
castle, where more or less of civilization brgan
to shaw itself, as gold began TO appear. Here
along are English, Dutch, Danish, Portuguese
and French settlements, all with their castles and
soldiers.
AS e general rule, the only white men Of these
settlements arc the Governors, and some officer
commanding the soidcry. Besides the castle,
there is little else hut village ofmud houses, and
their almost naked inmates. II.
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nc North American PhalanI, Monmouth Co
j. address Leedsvle P o. s. miles from New York. via
steamboat US from Fulton Market to Red Bank daily dur
ing the Mr.. EDWARD GILES IS the accredited
Agent of the phaan1 in York. and may be consulted
its business from 81 o'clock P NJ at his residence No IL
Wa,kerS jyl 2m
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IOREAD-LARGE-LIGHTh AND SWEEr-ArLoAF AS
ID WE'LL AS AsHORE.-CONANT'S Patent Yeast en, res
puaranteed and thus Geditv of stomach IS proven ed IL
may b. used well on land be,og whrfnnc 20
made with this invaluable material may bc JGhel as soon Us
Bakers HousekeeBes Parents and Masters of Vessels are
invited 10 give this Yeast trial Full directions accompany
Sold wholesale and retiby W. p. MISSY. ut l3' AaTaa
street. corner Of Beekman. Clinton Hall .,,p.r
~ O - and CHANPNEY & ALLEN.
;y1i ~ cnr of Maiden lane and South s..
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n Danl. T. Adams was convicted of man.
slaughter at New Orleans on the l5'h-haying
kicked an apprentice OF l3 years in the left side,
SO that he died of congestion of the brain,
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% Water Cure.-J. Shew. NJ. d. an author on Wa
ter Cure s Fourst is ready to his friend, and Others
who care to be treated medically hoh drugs Water Cure
Tor efficacy system without parallel the healing att
Most cases. If not a be we'll treated in private dwell
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OF The Tariff as IL Is, compared Nth the Sa5st-
tue proposed 6v its 7irersaries the Blu reported The
United States House Of Representatives. By Gen. Mckay Of
NJ C. BY H. GREELEY.
The above Trac, ready and 70, sale The Tribune Office
Price SIS per 1000
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%" a duel took place on the llth instant at
Grand Gulf, Miss. between two gentlemen. Shot
guns, ioaoed each with three buckshots, were the
weapons used. At the first fire both parties were
severely, but not dangerously. wounded.
IN O. Pic 18th.
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TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No. 7 SPRUCE STREET.
THIRD STORY.

GAYLORD & ALEXANDER.
Are prepared 10 execute binding for BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals.
B. Particular attention paid to reminding Old Books Pc
rodica Music. &C. in good style and ut reasonable rates.
Persons visiting the city have their books rebound al
sbor, no,ice Ed
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10 SyIvanta PhaIanx.-The Stockholders Of the
SJvana Phaanx requested 10 meet nj No lo Bowery
on Friday Evening. 10Th july at O'Clock on business Of
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Es- Thomson's Clay Medal.-Fot Sole at the
Tribune office Ito NaSau.stree THoMsoss CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion acknowledged Likeness and pronounced
masterpiece of art Price 80 per hundred Orders from Clay
Clubs solicited Yli Il
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niACkIE. j. LEVERETT,
CCni ;iEsSs CsS y! = K c II a n II .,

No. iW " WEN STNEtT,
r,elo, Wal street,
JouS =. l.cKlE. lajr Nnckie Oakley & lenplson. N Y
JosIsu = i.xvERgrr lute leyercu & 'rhomus. ~.
- itner N cut aud H%usht Ng and SPIKES A.e' rn IN
sh American ai liussla Siec! Iron, f'~r Iron i,raen
Km. ,nnd- !rn. Na ana spike Rois Shnves Spndss Cas-
Stee Iirnd> Tack and SpaTrnwhs, Bras kettes. Tinners
Fnos Scotch. En.li. Il ,mcncnL Pig Iron. &C o,
- 30 p-d iron CHEST MI SiyTs ulh 3f
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E- The Letters of Cassius NJ. Clay, on sla-
very and on tie Presidency printed in Pamphlet and o
sale Tribune Office. Price s per IU, or slO per lOo
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Youso CROCKETT on TtxAs.-Hon John W..
Crockett, SIN of the lamented Crockett, who
fell in Texas, writes the following postscript in
letter to the Editor of the Nashville Wig:
"P. S.-Itgive me great pleasure TO assure you,
wi,hou, partially pr udice, that in politics all Is
right in this quarter. The spirit OF 40 is completely
rekndled, and it is obvious 10 the most superficial
observer that State pride will be the rum oil Folk
so far us the Western District is concerned. The
Texas humbug is already exploded. The Loco
Foco leaders disguised every body here, and killed
themselves of by their hypocrisy in pretending that
they did not wish to see The question OF Annexation
have the slightest bearing the Presidential Elec-
tion They have now thrown off The mask but not
until they could ~oar it no longer; and honestly
believe il will be perfectly dead IN month that
the most INSCRIPTIONS of them will be ashamed TO
mention it, We are all for the acquisition OF Texas
upon proper principles and combinations, but not
single Wing so far as can learn, has been or can
be gulled into the support of Polk on this issue.
"You know | am peculiarly situated. Texas IS
the grave of nv father, and am warmly and zeal
ously in favor of her annexation soon as II can
possibly be done upon principles consistent with the
honor and integrity OF my own country; and am
satisfied that Texas has clear and perfect right 10
cedc her territories, and that the acquisition Of that
country upon proper conditions would prove highly
beneficial every portion OF this Union. But still
am among those who regard the peace and har-
mony, the prosperity and glory OF our country as
paramount to every other consideration, and | am.
therefore opposed 10 any attempt 10 bring in Texas
without consulting the nation, and the sanction of
clear majority of the people OF this Coniederacy.
al am for my country and HENRY CLAY FIRST,
and for Texas NEXT, ard for Polk NEVER under
any ciycumstdhcsS .
As ever yours, joins w. CRocKErT.'
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n.iery Sc-J.EIyIS RENE

r. Hardware, Cutlery, Sc.-LEWlS BENZ
DICT co. respectfully inform then friends and the public
generally that they removed 10 this city nd have aken
the Store 81 Pearuee;, oppose the Pearsreet House,
whore they are now opening large and weselected assor
men, OF Goods both Foreign and Domestic to which ey
would call the attention those whin: to pucaie ap3ou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-26
CORDED eKIRTS.

&. Y WsMfbE. =,
No - Ceder.Aheet, one toor from Nassau
3;AS Just received BY steamer tbsna good assortment
i of Corded Skirts. Mia;
Also A,h,m,,ou and silk Lace T,imnl mr. and fdglns
Fe,et Glove aal Mrt, Cup t.gce. Bon.e NJ bread cus
n. Brussels Lace s.ye B!oLdo Ind " esh b% -,
Qu.lhDgs. illusion Net. &c. 'ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-26

DE- The Books OF Subscription TO The Capita
Stock Of the New York and Erie Railroad Co. are now open At
the Office of the Company No. 81 Wa!s,lee between ne
hours of 10 and5. VIM NJ. GOULD SscretaI Z,
New-Yo ok. Apn 9th. 1874 80