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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

!s@.a .tR Sl,,i VarGb'e tfact -. ,n1. q. vd 2
S-s the iowa t.0hnivcn, satvis Guunt. /. n. Island
jrn.As i4srs Island aiir0ad o. llicg lt ~ l. .
t.UY vi >r9 l"rt sa"wi By ils naG;~oi Wni"-i;'sc.
co1.-in-ic S n",e5 to- IF winch Eisr critrHrn ra'
n.,, 30 n"r, .rre timber. iGsy oak yIJg nn ha;
mc Gnond. hc !cinninter "a part 81 "'hcf ! y
cest .t mad well I'd Uie tu cu!VetOj Is cprefs Ci.
with yiuns growth from 10 q yeGTs' ,nn lag u 50" NJ
fri feed turn safe '' afse stock Il h,p 'iEn
rn,,r r., the yeA Tisrc ;ae c:1i,S oHiltu.u It
the Rrrn,l extensive led St cy ing WITHIN 1n tert g.
tie surace, suitable if G:nkin. hr"s. with M the yahierat
rrou,;s in the itnmvifie tre buildings IN th.
nf;n,eS con i-t sGlall Dwelling Huuses with Hhrns.
Tie l,,e properly f aup et iC soon. VIII lie sod lew
Fur r!ner Information auy'y JOHN a. WEEKS. Eau
a ieriy , Ne YORK. or Ie subscriber, u h!- esi
I'll 81 II JAMES II. WEEKS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

u UbERTS's SOAP conitsntiy or hand and 70. sale ct
o5 LATHROa Gs BARTLETT. q Pearls.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
d. a .SilW Az

4. MFRICAN wRnC6:G iRON BjrT-T HISS .9.-T'-e
"A Subscribers rave fCcliiy cnHcicro q is M, ictuIe p
,rousa rcn But Hinge. = ct OF Troy :eg 6, 1S'
- supply s-lers FOR Tubs iw uoor Suns. nd wi ;G'h
q g ~ furnish n, the kinds ofle:>i the market FrI
lie .accen o. buSla"ST. The srbSsT rs has
een en.lcsf IN II o. superintendent iu e msnunc
c,S III tne s,cis 1 yep;nns in vsTauts nad=
~ HIN ~ LIE machinery haYo bTouG! the hCsnes w us IRE
cat comparative percc'IcG, md s Therefore !eS
blo YrOduc arers tint sJo Al eroes to he
ubscfbeT e; IruT, n. L vii bs promptly ntendei To-
sl2 3lF kENh Ef y La I.t.iJ..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
10 EE LET.

- FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-A gentennr
q; slay next q snug two tiory House. fJrahei.-
FaTllcuials describing The ituae and ern 10 be en "
ANTHONY J. BLEGCkkR & CO.
ri Iw No. : Eroad-stiee', near Wall i.
e, TO LEI Low TO a SMALL. fANiLr.-flea
< snt apartments genieel story Or.e In hiId Il
5isg INQUIRE Of DANIEL AUEE, -o1 Fulton..t. "A
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
WoODwORTH's FLAMING MACHINE

s@1a-s CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CLDGES-
= - The subscrber. vhG was 9Wsrdea l6gloa.s
tnc New Yo!k STAT. Fairs u 1872 and ~ tof ID
- best t1jed ch;.ch Bell Ssyer S,edsji 10
the n-st Bell. aid DlDi5a.a ,or Town CLOCK. eIhi
aI;ef Far the American lnstote Il c.2at as
naY prepa-eI =: h Folrfy Wet .rv NeHYork. 10 tui
nh Bells OF % 10 90 b. nade o the bet aLenas ef
war-rn-ei stan: and tone TO oisase-Es:eHs % nsr IN
proved C5 IRON yo=es wih sovefsb!e lhs inefsesin;
-isd tor his Be Ire oeE: svi-cace that caa be gwen I'd
eT eIcalancs OrdsIs have tr>Ived from the tsa
nd anO al TIE sta:s ard sD,u, sg nave 5ee furnished
.ie.e. places the State Gi Ne+ .cLa his Foundry
Town CIocss, iAvelins end ErrSsyinz -ovpS
and Bran Cc-.;ngf. acr. l1. -
ruty I'm ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
60 N. WISE. opT;CIAy. FROM

:
kTsrs srs~r-.ns- EEM MANY respectfully In
SarSr5SID <y lJm.s tie citizens Cf View York and
tho nule IA p.aeI TINT be has .Oca;er h..e TIL, c.
ard n: day M 4T il,nadway. large aLi mn.i complete
ortinen of gectaces und Reading Gsse4 ~ God Hvsf
mad steel Fmes He would uso remind the public, to whom
ha partly known by h annual y5 o sifii0Rn Spihes
i,e HE last nc yenl that by h KNOWLEDGE oi the optical
he = enabled u determine Ee saNss' 'uase "f hJ
eye Persons with weak eyes be supplied VITA glrS'
which wi greatly benefit and rot stain the SIhi. PnSGhi
attention called 20 Il stys O perspective grGEad gnes
ofths nest mt which u ueh Their high po.h .nd true
ground produce e pU.rs ard have bo-n highly recon
.nended AZ tho hes effects Up0n the for preserving
and improving sight sntnued wv inS nna edlnR
S5o;tsat= Iersn.s md such have cn 0oented upoh W
cat.cc can a.sn 1i.ed lie sed hke"'ae new gnssG5
s:pe LGii2 in old imInes, ac Sge ia patronage 81 GI
y ,cnn OF sGrLcleS. P.eaSs call at
".;JV b. WISE, Optlcaa s37 Broadway.
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:, F,ja SALE or LEASC.-.Th;ay-:wo L?,s o'
~, GroDai t,5 sae i6ismits y. !. b"mnt'eG hy efse
So rGuae and Eue icisiHi= ard SGji hsr-es, 40 %"
ne - 2 firm le,-ey City, Eo DsrcUr-s inquire NJ u
y nm, ..'-- is: EiE
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sNEElFr,s oFFIcE. N.w Yorh. A.:u.L sin. lsl

SuEEIFr'S OFFICE, New YORK. August S;n. ls+.
The above published pursuant: 20 ths nonce OF the sese
,.t t,e al ,bs r,ou en,i nf ts Statute such csse
,,-Se r.,i ui,yl,,ad WV. JONES, Sheriff
q. In C.ty EnI County oi New Soys.
ls- the p.b,ic Newspapers ~ the County VII pub,h
tie above once each week uut! ,hc election and then hand
M their IA, r et'i,r the tA1t they may bo laid
b ,r q a. ah 20 nf cufpcviSoss ard passed tor p7ymenl
See ;.cyTse s;au:es vol Isl, Cha. 6t, u go GEtc 3D.
rar, ,,i page 49, aus it~tN5M.
-, ,,Ii y, l.RY-s,h ,'i,crit The President Directors
& Go ot me ilnpuigg uuG,y RanS rne Bank :" But
r,-Nrcr hereby giyHn ~ hi- ot nae tuur!
ff'p,n art i,t ;e can ~ ~ sept uhr' 1874 ihaJ
'Te.y the 5J,h dag o cvbsr neNi, 'h' sell nj public
auction 'hc hne c;i, 'in' N se' 81 iio '9nn m =,
aa ctse, the m NIX .i Butt 10, whthe- real =" persona.
cnrsi,t!. IA psi Notes. 30 Accounts. -ocss Jrts
fn-uts o s rsl '1it-dss GGnng ieh nrc. bn'd and
hnr-a-s rasce byG = Hu6rnh. inr sbnu sihtg on nj
si,l,,, B. CmrBsp IL ar! f.ad and t'nr moe hy
rrn,t 4 T. yilr go nad Toledo, "o urHoppt sil6 0o.
tl,o rssis. c7 r,iaa arauus ''i rsito the cnrey
gI Nook ,, in 'Iaahlan Ohio o' CN Pear t'S-t 10
10 tty ,f BpiIar hst t'e crai % such ae VIII
r T., III now. .Ur,i yrjlhnui rrruDfsH tn ne
u.a,i i, fialr Sen; 2rih IsH IRN \. blossom.
~ 81 Receiver n he Rank ~ iiu'ilo.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

COTTON FACTORY FOR sALF.-Ihe Ash
- !.ad Factory, situated IL the tom Of Sharon Conn
;,u5 nRar ichcocss Corner will be sold a. ci5Gi bar
Fne p:opery ccns ofa valuable waLe! pocr thee
OF four Of lapd one dwelling horis and the iaeoV
.iIG drrang frames ;cas. &c sc. nearly new and a.. IN
coplee order for starting uD The property will De sold e
ne ~ ,he n,achns y seaicly sy me Durchassr al
,sIug. prices ard easy terms. Persons wishing 10 exam I3e
Inc - riy w!i ca upon Air, .narah ;cnrocs. a. ich
coz. rs. and for :esns Of sale, inquire nj
Dai. 4. DA tIies'. or r.,.i.-.r.ia
.gT.- &; ?. REtI!aiiS. "-- -''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

a SPLE-vDLI .7!.'O SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE FOR
T9E GROjfTH .5.YD RESTOR.7TION.
TO BE-4 U1YFY, DRESS. Ci.E.fN .i.ND SOFTEN
rGE HUMAN BAR.
Acd otherwise improve an rrn er soendid onaea.i 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

fssge iaiPRovED FARlis FOR saLE-One rair Cold
Sy spras Lcng Island. 10 .crc lnet from tho Rail
..4kls- road -, ,
na nsar Wegtche5ter Village l52 and rles from
VIII be exchanged for City prcr.sr,y. Apply To
az en- c. BOLTON s. tI;eenwich-'l.eet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

- 7.s-=s. ;, TIE STEAMER sHeE|S3uRY.
IL n ,ap, l. +, Cor'iss: sili hercgi,er leqve
.S5SsFyss Ca'n,Tins Market. n Y. ever Wefaes'iny
sua ~ u n: 10 O'clock 4 VI. :stnns from ~ ION Town
Lantn. every Monday ard Thaf'day Mt 10 o'clock A. "
The Dgoprie,os OF said H0ct ois te! Tor sale cheap
she is n rev tca e.ceea. machinery and dra"S only
IS inches wnterI fee beam. ~ nS-. iho o9y Eea'on ioI
snng her ha her speed Is n0; Sufficient t III"
boat. 70! E'0ri-oa apply to W, ro'
bnard. N9l ii,i-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

,,s; luR = LEfhr 'ti..' NJ iHrr, IN Ehzaaei eihiawn
a New..eJ ey trout j6 - Of hch Is r heaHt'u
WON'T rad mhe,,l The rPnaiider - aeres afs ciea5f
f The greater pai: md ;"T I" Errss "rd s'i
r. ra,e heat .rd IA sun.l IL H siaet u t'e Ei'yi
Io n, .yys AID Summrrviia i! ca--pout lu'f way ta
t,Nr n me ! own ;.iri f2; i'eiA.u:i
on . premi.t> NJ. r.s s;"ry iiG.r, VITA c.
rooms "A i- VI muGei. c"-'r sd hard vsaii--.""f
10 rns obuye, kIc.-n aDd rel irfge Barn LD'
othsr hn,ltucs G f ;s. "or vel 90" wr'er, ara iHEc
rcg .ayer rnd rcch rl'' ri v.lous kind
md every convenience: make sn:h mace Genhc ~,
c,. nd her make or 10 paaGcs earh '"ay IN ans
:r II. Nev ors day Tn" 'rhscner wi, sell me 'n
mas want will yej low, End vi rake tle yfa"c''
easy arryto : = Ehi Ffh..
ni'.N ~ t'Jt'eFh"wH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

GtRtPES-Ani Tho ISAB ELLA CATANBA CRATES
i.,In Iud,hlls Vineyards ~ LrO.On Point. near Eng
Sing r.reive ut The genem Depot. No. Bar"ay',re
Aof House md sold A. G. Cnso quantities. sun pn
chas,rs They ere now received daily ia basket with wooden
Ids attached md EOtsn Point marked On hem ana
they viii 'hs form only This notice. ID hoped
may pn Il stop fdd tina: cHy Druetlsei d" ell Inc
Markets and IN many Dh,I place, ssiag uyey eroa ar
tici. lar IoJerin,'. Cape. ,25 .tGa+wc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Public s,o,E G1rhnnge.. .ocr. $.

The holders OF the liabilities Of The Exchange
and Banking Company New Osnns will by glance c;
the statement below the value ftheir claims:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

..,efS..-7s.1z5F.s- WARRANTED CASFSrEEL EDGE
l. 'ftlii,';.--The reni genuine cnnges's Took
s c2n onv ne bad at 3 4 Atot''ey m M stse! where here
= theY axe made and finished WIN my & own
nHnd.; therefore can Tecol;:eTTd q N; iGeni .
hy Os5o!n Latte 50 uton street, fg5e "Co"ser ere
ny make. - dessued u deceive hiine aro stamped
,hus: Conge New. Yo:k, % AttorGey street.. h3e!ci
.sshunt Dealers. P'case ohee.ve the stalap; ,.r,
a.: JOHN EONSSH
IRON, sTEg,, NAlI.s &c. Ac.-KEAiEYs. BREESE
I & SAMPSON, lis Greenwich It Successors 10 5Ooh
NAN JOHNSTON. AYREB u CO., have CO hand il.i
lzsoJtn1sHto o. ,,
eelsh Hat and square tar lEon Russian old tap.s do
English round. !lat and squar5 ircn 3Tle.caG do.
ATncrican iino square rcn, y 90 s nch
E.a-iers' Rods. G.i3 N Z irca
Spike Rocs and Sace shaIcs. q! a tles
Eorss Nel EoiE of ko:wefiua ind old s2;!s llo1
Bad and scroll l:oa o. ell sizes
American hooJ ilOu X - II iuc!G-
Cui Nai:- DIads nrd Splkes LGglsh wrought ISah
Cat ;te of SaideIsdn Bf3hcs & Co. stamp. ell -.1sz
Se:irg S:gal, CT The -ta.ap. warranted
si.cer steel; Gc-Ti-n s cal: OF vG:i0as ..e;2s
l. Blister Steel, iiTet end socohc qtaiity
HlsYicn7 be,et Steel HuDi's Ayes, Superior article.
n. 55TedAh lion can G!'.GgS be u!nishsd SUBJECT u
ir:Tgbset jy25 5ms
ITaRp:VAaE. CUTLERY. EDGE TOOLS, GsG.-1hs
tLuhsct.bzf.. ui Gss aid General U23isTs " nc!!s
Carraa ana Ameucan hgdaTs Cute.y Edge tco!S, HEi;
Sqgeig s;sad,s &c Sc cFer TO county nisrch mis- end
Others. i and copets assortment ow icr & saE1 or ap
40 sn. e3 Futon street, New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

5D--l ANIl SGS--'rhe .teamboet W EST,
= - = ssr - sI.s ~ on ' Yag.. Welnessy; and
Friinrs at P ~ connecting HqisoT with TIE Hndon gnd
the boat ard cayE- Hudson on SGadayS. Tuesdays ard
Thudays p " Tie nrva o! e eaT, scqs,1; p so:h
Ee SgY j j To- . and inesiSs o s a. soesBi.e t? 81 '''
FG' ;'s's"' . gFo$R gfS1$SfR sPs} Fl 9ifi g ,ve
1 boat ha. bsen hoIoush oyeTha'e sud her G sceS com
n :.;sn, nru,5sr ot State Rooms having been added
rh.s boat iows 40 tarrss. nll.
rh~Gi ~GARPEfEriE& Is s2: tSh E2S @sti
sssezFzzs Point: COdspHns. Cornwall and fsASl
p T6e psieaboa, JAMES MADISON. CAPTAIN Ghaes iis; u
stead viii lsare ,e Warren stree, fjeI sys,y aorShy ~
SeoSs % r. ~ aI y ffgry p. Nebns eyeiv uesay morning
at 81 o'cc;k ani Wednesday and Saturday at O.
III Ba;@ase racAqee. Parcels Bns iiil.; % nece Put
board iEs 5Oat without beng entecd IN we 9o'' -
yt;v Il Iyf fii ;SSs I; e9;S 4 c,Mti iiMs si. -
i'2iai {ad ,g9s ,E,g eHd @ c",grFl ,sy
rsavs s tie Des f Il arsa : Gsey Monday eay.
iEa' as,ais n' VII e' eavs 'eyr & eyery Moq4 and rhur
day n 81 A. NJ. Tuesday aud Friday nj 7 NJ
20 ana Freight ~ MI .s=ciirs. bank bi cr specs pr: on
5eafd must Be ne owneTs hereof anSe's til oi "a
fme Or rece.,; be slsr-d i'r r. same ~
-. ,E,AEE REnu SG9C,-I,n,Rs p e, \ sSITny2% SRsti12sX%
+ M ylAG G. y WLLTss III si.sr i'gSc igHN: aas ass
s 1884 me new and ,rcsian'ia s'rru!hoat "
ih rcrs !r ihe !osa paces at three = n'.'9u
-'.ra,- y III lssrc rn,e otti aud sing s'a' t'
co.s s. Il. irn57- th- FOO at 'sllon" 'e-i eo'"
555s. % issEF& 3ss q&2'fa p s2a3a 2'3 q Is. ~
- --s=sa r.. PEEKSKli;!. AND NrN;E1kN---
-I--i NF.rchug ~ lnuis -iirs' f-fpan1- :
-EzT.=-p Point, Grassy POM. iiayets1rSy. ',nstisc-
lafs Landing. The Sieamboai AhhD'f. tupt smith, "l,
rave New T0Fi uut ct Ro EscnsiTefi, every Mp'n;: ~
uc! s The above named an1! tSundGys eNcere'
touching the foot p Hu'rTond street each way Return
ng wt leave eetsi at O'Clock, and FyGcE AZ eir*
NB-rais affords dne opportunity for pisgse;s FaT'--
or Nilary Iaaggllcs utaae eSrBHenh NlHck "G -
ain t,.,s boat hHFs retaining the tIty oy ;i.c M
TcS- ~ ;;gdS -, Z eigE taken at or :nt-' - ~
srg-l T., : ~ NeiI \ Nhr anl SEW-Y, hk =
.i'afe ,rly ial II ne - II ars s2eE-
u: IL 4nIe lAiN COW. capt Gaty On aEd 1'er Tues
,ly sept. icth, ys'ii rin rs toiic'@.. ety: ,vo.,
eye EeWdts LfnY ,'c@.fo:H,
r3et oi cntre street. f5o; 4 Iiafclay street.
o':luck i. u 3Jcl0ck, i. N.
FrsicnJ Gagged az very reasonable !l,az. 40
* 1.c~Ss. D. STATEN lSLAED FERRY. foot Of
ia w hi.ch, .-sl:eet Co cnd aitef Nontay
~ sept Sctt The hos; W. in as io!!""s rn'i
80. Ls:.vs N+:s yo,.e.2 i, - $9 - erM.
a5- I'll %ooi. shipped mr't DC particularly mniet Gna
ere q; the risk y! TIC owneG thereof. 50
e 4,,-=@. ;, TIE. STEAMER sHeE"S8uRY
it1--lT Iap, !. T. Cores. a,ii heregtter isrve
ss.sss3arF.sz Cn'n,rins Market S Y very Wedaesny
lnnin. every Monday and Thufsdny Mt 10 O'Clock 4. NJ
The n.ap!e,ors OF sal! noct OHeT Tor cheap
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
REAL ESTATE.
E0g SALE.

A CCTTOT SALE OF EEAI. Est STE. WITH tS-
4 TaNSiVE NNTEs POWER. Ar LttlI LIZ I a!.!.S,
n Y-Vin be soiG urt tie direction uf II LIZ Nessrf
Ia Ihaa,erJ ~ Wiscns io;e az L,t!e Fails letH1ei %
n Y Tliu RtjAY, ctoter !! nsx:. - 10 oc,'e ~
l-tse iuinrzf iI with :. arsr Huee; siE0e ter is
ar Taciorlaz t1riudiu= t;r End nu:sas III! = lane
:,e Fs.to., large r1sba' ut Village BGia-- tHs-
r. :ar.;ty s,szd tie bnnk ni the MUaaTrS ise.J
Tie sr. aad Scheret tady Railroad through "a a:si
s ts E4ier Power LOIS situated tai CGEel DSaH
may bs laden and ungteu 1T cnch hill site
Ter- l. arbaahy 10 -iusron the Urr States. uGde'
all ccuaI.isc better ada1ie FOR the erection ana success
ii operation oi featuring tsSahlaenis rs Tct 20
markets tx facilities Tor STu!&'ion by IsaEs O. t :
ana! ari she knrnS: s large slf permanent sciy III
water tic chcaScc-s U ui Gipg uaterla asd The ch .n
inE County, .lIauA1ing H. ccri5lr4 IFS ti=F, f n- i
ianiiG mes, desirable TOT ;hose a.a wish :: s' " iia
fa:usf pu.chnsP Real E-tg.s viii. .. u its hic
~ pr.o= Little Fsi!s. Sept D. stt 81. .nlc
s,lI'ti,,oIyf WhTf:H P;Jp. E.,. IRON :liaES, AL
-G@Y.sLUiBiE TRACT UF LAND FOR SALE, az m n
Orlnrs Scl,J, on the kcu3po krs . .s Lon ~ ~ I.'
OF Ns- Yo-L he Rev ant En-. tsi.rG, CiaaZe M
pike and caIo River passing aeotY ::ua-h .s Ssts ci
t:c.. TIE TE.e: po1! :, c1ce 0: Gfirr ~
a.u cay steL IS ..n-z E-alt BODY Q; y:teI VIII .'e
"a falls TaaGs a.e about II 60 ases ol iend hseYilT ri
terei with wood Of - ~ ~ Essrs Troh zee aye 80
extensive i:on g1ss o. r quality, and limestone pg-F
greet strength Par oi tie ien5 veut make excellent ir
Thc uIedo Lake tgo Eie long end one mile vice ,es non
oar. the act the tceney OF hch beautiful. ne pace
Z three mile. above PieF5ons Wo!ks.
Accss be had il il three tour houT1 fo' Ss c OF
New York by the Ns~ York and Erie RsiEcad S Z hv or
six hcurs by the way OF ackensacs aad Orange oi
by the WY Gf kyeck fsye-.rEE Ja :Se t:ncn s'
IrGn,-o si No ~ Chatham -. rcL- IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

4 GUOO PpORTUNTTY-WOOiEN FACTORY
Il FOX saLE-Jhe subscriber wlzaes n s.l hni!or the
whole of his Factory peasanty situated on the aliiHSo
ryn, in New Hartford Ct lt,l from Hartford. sad
Mi! successful opsation and produces eshty yards OF
:oad Cloth per day The y7s.e- Cn:aing 1nG SUI
fcea ii ali time, 10 move douba the anun! o pachaeT
The style OF Cloths nede may 5e seep NJ aes, eoii 5at
Earl Ernsss iGIkGt s.. Phiiada pha kee iH-
cnEe shop few rods d.ilt, where c! sads "' Machinery
are ,naoe and repaired Possession sve immediately o. Is
desired: !or t-st; 2a:.icurs. nauCe CT . B. Eel
XIV I;srifafj. 81 =eni tG,h 1911 GEO C. KELLOGG.
re subscriber v .urLi.h his patcFt kGeael end sitI
Wool rcke!s =. s;o notice cEd resso3abe terms !so
aes IN! mo-; approved s.ys OF Cgrcag ard -i!3-
s:s is ''1'is u 0'e' '''' GEO C. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Manufacturing Cempcnies.

Will. g. Co.'s Bank Noie List says: " We are
indebted Treasure of the eo>e CORPORATIONS who
politely eavo information eQured. f3r the ecu'acy
Of the following table:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

NaShio. ton ;rv!c-, E'Q.
iis5ifl N.6S:s:
II a Gu'san Z. NsFo;areE.
i.u' AK ~ddii ,lrct cs2'e.
Sn,ears 1; Holmes ESQ. ln.I!t0wn.
2sSclee {. .ch. j. Esq.
Win Gtrn R:vaat. Esq.
Frlrc.> Ssii. so.
Cc.Tsr TT!mbe. ENew-t ok, C.!y-
j. H. Van !;eusse'aoT. u. ID.
Rev Nathan H41Ss, d. u.
Lss-e, 4 Broi, SO o'se"dc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

,.S FOR SALE-h FARa Containing .sveniy scFs. Q:
80; c;oce !.and IN good tate OF cu'lva.lon iy!e"
.,itE IN the town o. Cornwall Uran@a t:15:y y Y ~
iu v.w North RIVER half aie f'o the village
si!e bury :nd within five miles Of NcwbnrEh; On SEQ
Farm n g1t u,>tartin and well HhIsaeG dwelling h"e'c
with lie Ea.e.sy cut-Duidnr and great variety i e2ce
en tru !ucntis nnd her Gdvar;se. Being ~ lie W
emit nt cond cOos and churches render ftose'isra very
desirable propsry ire lntisru'abe s! ieIH: tccnin;i
aiiny For further uarricrlars inquire et ioo 1ins 81
= { ,:gnru. T. Z. KURCHANn cn ine premises
Ii- above ta.ii wrh. :oE: horlS sail o Ne" Yoik VI
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

I" = Sni4aNn' HALL--7 FAMILY BOARDING
II SCiiuOl. FOR Boy S.-NcGlhsi limited n 20. Ten
tealy situated IN !Ve>! Bnom.elo, tss Co ~ i3 mi on
n Yn,s &; stCn NewRrk. itrsgs mG9ercte
'np fr So sun .. thiS ias!IuuOa wall Open on Wed
rsSsv S Cci under the immediate o the subscriber
tor ne as rtors rlctpdl VI re 5iooEe9 Eng: Gn9
CYess,caL .ecsG,zy DAVID A. FRAME.
i'Tncipa and PrI;ri. tor.
Particulars falnshed dp?:aIon the Pncps by mai
orn SSItNl'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
EEl: F sassEI7SS ORAL. PRACTICAL. AND GRAM.
+ tiATlGai. system or FRENCH. TAUGHT
i.ri,I Al a SIIrlX

- -
PEOr. HASSEI about forming k Evening C!asses 'Or
the es;inc h. residence 45S DIouway. This nsw
rnc having ce ractice for these three and huv
Ing gwen full satisfaction those pupils w vocation end
business prevent ,hsm from studying. has CONVINCED lice N
sucnr OF rhe efficacy of method Il has been thor
ourhly issed, and fed 10 sye satisfaction Ihoe
who wish TO Jon tho different classes vii please TO call lniie'
Gaieiy os the number in each class will be llE'i,ed
For particulars inquire hs residence, $50 Broadway fist
door t., C,rnGd, ,el-i. \. NJ. and alter Z 7. M.
sS .Nb. w. nL.. =. n w. S:Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

t3NNES y 2 I,s7, ..tt,,T ", T,
rftriJrS Debility. ,.r, :: prcpg7sf ana sold ~hH't'
oa Gud retail ~ re goreor. ~ 20 ',r'ry s.. !. j
gAGiins u The tGiuWlG- ispeci..'e JtEs'- -
ip,he5ag!es. w: :. AspinSHii y Ndali s. ttsn''9
:. Co. T. i:iui.yer ard ~ SSne nG-e Nc t"F:f pl
- 70 fraaav7'y: !A.y'd Ss a 8 81; has. bt3tdMaT
iy-sl Minor IA Futon t-Tait ~ s;reenv. c 81 u
by 35i peuT 81 j. l. Sch efe'n. III raas az !. {: i.
:,otinsnn 80, i!s,u g: Chase1ey. i5U Ho9Jerg; l.
3srn, N SsysAsF ?. r. 4 tviliplr1, 1i2 i>'oF's'
aii f'n-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

CtAt. Ga1--Taa ubscTibsrs ne now pre0aIv. to r.
lvgr PsTrb t-rhnil Coal fi,tcf fgm beats o. III
y,ri il y lcgagt o-er. a lie love- 4. .e prs. 81
lrtsr .t-eet o. tty.ch t,e Pot Office WI ec paoili
ss.p.I5.it5 - " ~. Z. =. gUSLJH.
SO CLa-rY ard 10 Aa-hsETJ-s..sst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

lTAMitY BOARDING SCHpDL fDii hOYS. stamford
4 Fairfield County, Cnnn.- MES BELTS. the t'rncpa
rubsr at pe,ep, complete WI! Iemo, hls school to STAN
dous building expressly tor his School, iunhnc superior ac
cn.noln,ions y. An insIvew can be had with the
Principal by calling Tie Rev u. Newell! EdOr otiei his
tina fary Eiaguzne ll5 NGssac.s stset. or Rev p Mead
Editor tie Chrs;ua Parler eazGe and Mothers AlaEa
zue ItN Nassau.s;roc September ~. Dctohey ~ IL IT, l.
g 50 II al cIr-. ile 0Stansl SIS JIM
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27
Sentence of Thomas W. DOrr,

The Supreme Court, met here on
Monday morning, by adjournment, and
after hearing the argument, in writing,
of Mr.. Atwell, read by Mr.. Turner, his
associate counsel, in support of the mo-
tion in arrest Of Judgment, took recess
Till p. M. when Mr.. Atwell being
present, he addressed the Court on the
same point. The Court took another
recess until p. NJ. when their decis-
ion was delivered, refusing tho motion
in arrest of Judgment. The Attorney
General then moved that sentence be
pronounced upon the prisoner-upon
which Mr.. Atwell moved that sentence
be suspended until bill Of exceptions
could be filed to take the case TO the
Supreme Court Of the U. S. Judge
Staples remarked, that until sentence
was pronounced, there was no Judg-
ment on which n bill of exceptions could
be founded The Court then adjourn
cd Till 0 O'clock, Tuesday morning,
when Chief Justice Durice pronounced
the solemn sentence of the law upon
the prisoner at the bar, which was, that
he be imprisoned in the State PRISON in
Providence for and during the term of
his natural life, and be there kept nj
hard labor, in solitary confinement.
Previous TO the sentence being passed.
ne usual The question was asked The
prisoner II he bad anything 10 say why
sentence shonld moi be pronounced ,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27
Why arc Women WhigS,

The question is often asked, says the
Salem Gazette, "wby are the women all
Wings :" and great many satisfactory
reasons have been assigned, which we
shall not quote at the present time. The
following illustration of the fact, howev-
er, is very amusing. 1t is given by the
editor Of the United States Gazette, as
part Of his experience, on his return
from the Baltimore Wing Convention (:
"Near Canton, on the suburbs Of Bal
timore, there are few squares Of neat
brick houses, preltiiy finished. Here
the windows, doors and sidewalks were
lined. While cries of 'Hurrah for Clay
and Frelinghuysen,' were sent up from
the curb stone, waving handkerchiefs
and smiles marked the windows, here
our cars paused minute, as it was found
difficult to overcome the high grade
with such load, and we all had a better
chance Of looking out upon the people.
We noticed in one small, but neatly
4 finished house that no one occupied d
either the lower windows or the door,
and we thought it probably that Loco
foco lived there. AT length we saw a
handsome young woman Fastening to the
window to wave her handkerchief. She
was suddenly intercepted by young
man, who shoyed her back just then a
middle aged lady was seen running to
open the front door, to swing her hand
kerchlef The young man snatched the
handkerchief from her, and showed her
back. Meantime the young woman
was coming forward again, but she was
again stopped by the youth. And the
one Of this was repeated many times, to
the great delight of the passengers in
cars just in front ofthe house. AT length
the young woman sprang To the window
the Young man was no. quick enough to
prevent her, but he turned short upon
the other female, who, not liking this in
terlerence, seized the youth by the col
lar, and placing her knee against his
back, gave him shove and landed him
fiat upon the sidewalk. The good woman
then swung aloh her kerchief at the
door, and shouted 'Hurrah for Clay
'and FrelIngbuysen,' said the more deli
cate voice at the window, while ihunders
of huzzas rose from the delegates, and
the Band poured out the strain of Clear
the way fer Old Kentucky and the
cars went on"