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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25
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RITCHlEDWN GLASS WoRks. Ae 50.
PURSUANT 20 a deci Il Trust "a me. SCR
Hafaus u Miller and .Ifo. datei tHs IlsI
iay Of Nateinb,f lsft. aHa recorded ia he efk
nfiee 81 The county cauff # chlo county IA. Iu
led haus =, PAGE 3ls. ! vii on Tuesday VIA
'frtfih day Of Hara4 a-kf sell Al Btbiie auala
u TIE front door II the esuft buuso - saiI caitn
~, enmmeutine safd safe af f,so o'eiatk, p II
he foal csiaie convened 10 NE hf said deed IS iTh
he tNiufes, IMPROVEMENTS md aprnrieuane,s.
that d. g. say
square auHierfd 81 end 81 I'luts fhreo an
ofp one ~ iHt saHifiah fu South NhHrf. &.
cut ht Samuel siflEg and 18hn Rtehi=.
witch e commonly called RftHirfowrs each q
NhieH s4uafe. contains slNIetn luIs4 uumbefcH
ffnt ann - siNfr q Inclusive.
Coal tof Numbered liwaI and ihc Norh bali
{ coal boz n1nff eIca 3 tame with tbe pu. tlsKe
81 HHuing for rua' as Cat back q. iae eastern
f-aHHHtf q ihr Penny am, Wl1riu tina NuTiu
tna soa'h .af 81 SID coal Dog auphef# u Iwo au8
SAID ia - Caai .ut au.n1rred thn.cz
los Hu|uttfe1 aad 10 I'M aBd ffH 10
taAfe mana iefed g twenty iosf.l IN the sam
aIdIutu.
rhe tfsserty si.l be oiI.rei IN parcel. II tose
fher Sc nnay sntl bad crs.
I r. MS or SAILS much Of the purfhase
M mes WI he r qu1.d ia hand as VII be seia,is
eat - defraF tbs X eusca aud commissions
provided fpfln Saiu deed tagHfFsr WI ere
amount + a e k5dn sgnd one hundred aFa Hlutfs
ir0 dollars aBa thee cent? OF puncpfi and
lHtftfsi than due on Ihet frs bonds mention
% lu So ld iced OF IA residue at sad purchase
money. fffie . haHfrsd anal silfg Giut saHfr 3
md frrHfs rsnfs, Wnl he rr,tu.itd % ihe itfk
dsY 81 ovember is44, aud lhp fesidu, on The u ia
Jas OF \ 1vemhc 1915, the dtltIfad payments 10
b. ssiisilefoTils secured.
he o e d believed 70 be nnlue su0n1be. but
e Ing "a rus ec ! Undertake oulY 10 convey
5. eh nila as is vested me by SAID desd
Jan "a DANIEt. Ia 81 u. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

DENTISTRY.
DIR. r. MERRITT. DENTIST

Isrg or rirrHuRoii
ESpECTFILi.Y arnsnnee 10 tAe eiiiz'ns Of
III Wheeling aud IL. vicinity. That be eauioln
plates making this city h,= residence, aud vii
ain nd 10 al arerairss 81 The Teeth
Office :, his dwelling GA tlaine. .ireei. between
Fourth AID Sinh slfer,s. On a are ,oe.h of liz
ruus, ks,ase i1n -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

THlS company ,ectng nav duly orsannod Is
prepared 10 make insurance on cNefy deE
cetption of Ere and Marine Risks, such n dwel
lag Houses. Store II ouser d 9 with thcir con
tents. Also, Steam Boais, Flaf Boats aud kctl
Boaes wah Their carRoes, Ia n ed from any rorl
on tse ONO and Mlsslsslppl rlvers. or then trlb
ntary streams. Application f-r Insurance ~ be
mndf i5r The present nj tue Office oil the Wheel
iue Savings Institution
auz Il mccoy Ser'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25
n BLOT CLOTHS

HbILOT CLOTHS
X sENSENEY q RHODES hive GA haed a
large s'oek IT tic ahose article. Which hey vii
srii without profit. II Sou call s'on pm l.
\ pNrltrI SEMENT EXFk AoRbl NARA
- | You VI. h 10 sac The hrshtetf h2hf,
Ihat ever MI You visual .leht
Just 81 along 'n Marriott SIuat-
At Camphlnc hshuag TIM ami Wetf,
Iusi f,r = moment p1uss AVID pof
Into GEO " Jnu NSON shpp.
Aud TAKE . look NJ h.. Camphtnc,
The hesl rh1i YOU have ever sent'
There naihlns tat can eve = hgbi,
~ burn = beautifully bright,
.-.EXecpl II - the d1Il'tns Ygp.
And thai Itself u nos aufdaue.
for cheapntss aud fer hriIbntY
There 4natnlup Ia tFs count
In ny ilud'ar anywhere,
That can " sh HE Camlbiae euta, atr
! au migh' - ~ea 9h.c sou afs1' SIC
just ensi yaur - pa h. TINT ara;
Iar work augni - Ron = aHd neat
And hs assortment ls tompiczc
Nbifb eannti flll 70 peasc % al,
Then tan't dclat 10 mike erl ttb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

ll4r,lieg F,re aud lsrine hsfqnee CO
Jsn'y Oh, i6li
VII. Board u Dfectef. ni his cnaplny. have
this dos declared dividend OF fur per cent
On lie capital stock pad IN. which aisf deducng
tic Stale Tax al be nab Of The uilire ri tho cunpa.
ny nn ar after the 10Th insi Siee kloliers whose
siok bonds securities insuileseni. al no. be
c.tnled IL receive Their dividends. until security
be gwen to the satisfaction nj tie beard
ian r W HARDING. S.r'a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

>aNO RENT-A- s TODD, vii fen'en me 81
floor over hIs shoe store large room 20 by
so fee, IN stle. suitable fora school room.
ian q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

COMMISSION OF FAf1f-A fcw copies d
I lhe Presbyterian Confession Of f'ith, in.l re-
- I'D ia, ale hv " Rob-.
nan ISL corner of MIN nai uu,n -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

llN EBiS. FAMILY Hour taa7r 1f
= Wire >eheet, Iu., received AID r. .al, >,
SEPT u. lSl2 IRWIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

gpyo RENr-A. s. TODD. viii rent from Inc
4 1t Of next April, room same IS by lee
fee, in &c on the Pad hoof. n The rear 81 'a''
& Dnfields' In shop suitable tor seha'i''0'"'
IAN q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

vHN uEAMERlCAN Almanac fur 1911, lp"
u tcce,cd and Tor sale by W.. ROBE
ia. Corner Of mnin md union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

rH'RtSr SALT nv virtue If deed II Trust.
dated the 10th day oi March $50. record
ed W. book 81 pngr af3 ~ the clerks office ct
Ono county, ek,eulnd bY John VI clark 10 me.
! vii eApnse "a al At the font door of the
conri house. OF sald county on the 29ih day OF
February ucNi ihr ~.cst half Of lot numbered =
"a tic 9Th square Of h. city Of Whuenp frontfng
on Monroe street. mon winch - erected, thu
Also, fraction Of lot numbered Dne, N the
18th Square ni said city, hay ne fifty feet IA 'front.'
N iih street aud rsuuii back IS feet on
Quincy street.
Nelhng "a Trustee shall only convey such
titIe as have undrt The drtai Of trust
I1ua Ai.tS " lt.SOr JrIAfef
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25
4 EhTlCkl JEANS

~ ~ p- Pei Indigo b.uc.
! Dnrb n,cd,
Light Grey. Jn.l feed neI lof .a'e 4
asfn1shur'y loN fatrs At
jan II SENsENEl q RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

% BAGS prime Green no COFFEE. 90 hap /
eet aud far sale low by N RtiLLf.
nov II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25
EhKNrN IOOD Mo- qol0,c,I lI..,3-

E' w NVVD =" " 8r f0TUTCU ATlHt3- :
y Neupaes md Npa-in 80 iarnes + Dies.
nd tlaln Shewis. .-omc neisasll Az. y fro
ss"flment o lHcedis rt,uls sn1 OIL er I'ain GOODS
tart 3 " / SEIBN'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25
ANkErS. BN,2fS NNDflANNrIs

e - II Won ea'i ni h. Come Mntn ND MADISON
Slt'eis .neer lie sac 81 fhe contemplated pc,y
Ee9fo Won VII Ing same fac poulef. R.l.,
nal Rracls. as y - nre good aul eieap. er .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

II kEIS \ hl Travelling BASKETS.
insl re'd 6v Got , " r srLRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25
LADIES'.
: DAYS FROM NEW YORK.

DAYS FROM NEW YORK. :
- fODD bs- received rs Greene II a'''- LINE
a fresh snPriy ~ Lniie.. Mems anj Childrens'
plan. bur hound aal lined Rnbher Sloe-. very
beautiful ard superiur nrBcle. full .upfiy ofChil+
dfens Luce Bnois. 81 table iur the The
nb've goods lefI New llefk on Inc jh, and reHehod
Wheeling on the l0Ih iu.i. Beat this who can.
jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

"a 81 received. o snfetur IT, 81 TAR ~ Efa-=
es ll0lee-. Vbrlh viii lie md lo, bvihelai.
IS he bcguf a rcluil + MGINNlS.
deo NaIkeI Nann-n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

EAR.yICkER'S CELEBRATED EMnRO.
" CATION The subscfihet hu. lasi received
2 fresh supply 81 lhi- p,pllar ncd,rinr warranted
superior In any arlele upN M ne. fr The cure ri
Rhenn aiisa Lunlaee sl.mira. Rfui.e. 6r. l.
Is also highly recommended for disra.ra 81 bof.ts.
snch as rrlet T.tnis fersa f.t.anY. Bay s0c
For sne 81 The nrnf St1r. 81
LAFAYETTE M'NEFIN=
,'er - Ma -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25
- R-~. sr
Y ts IL. :. !. = IGa.

-l 80 As<4 % $. -
BELtsilLE Il. Sept }pd, istl
dnve frequently ~ Fbhnes'och'- Vrrmi.
inge "nh good eileet. but recently have sd
nimstercd n q one or t~a ca-es lu which the
good elects we're asipnizhtng. In one ease
from ihenSe OF one val "a worms were Dis
charged aud N another . worms prssrd. to
the entire rchsl III the llu'c suHrrer-
CaARtES WALLACE. NJ p.
Prepared aud gold hy
BA FAHNEsTocK " co.
Cor Of SIKH ard Wood -.
\ FAHNFSrOCk'S ANTI BIL1OTS
PILLS A gentle but efficient cniharue, cx-
pressly adapted for familg physic: aud nre not
surpassed BY any Other pill ~ nee for al cases IA
which acnthafifc is indicated They vii operate
thoroughly without .gupine. Pnce % els for a
box containing go pills
Pneupo9je ar Coegb Blisar,-A valuable
rem f. for rougus ard q lids. Pre-. ., cent
t0u-h LoscuFcs.- These le1eneo- pas.ess "A /
the virtues OF ,hc hest Geush Syrup, are esuY,-
meat 10 carry IN hcp'ckri aud nte very pleasant
10 the TASTE Pnee - cents.
trrntiHgftre LoseEec for the c1ire Of Tho
Summer complaint. Is tic season j. now ap-
pre- aching 10 which bowel complaints ar always
very trouble ome a. wei az dangerous. "terF
iamilY should b. provided viii h9k II ihcse
Lo2cnees which, fused according - directions
will certainly cure. Price ., centa.
Liquid Opodeidsc This p.netr1uns artie L.
posstsses d"Hhlc TIE strength al fhc mWpp
opadel ioc Is more o,saniy md much uore CON
vcnlsntiy applied. Proc p cont
For sale BY M'MECHEN
jan Il NhrrtInt Va
I)OIER's CotGIItANDN -'rlis hong
the sea.au Tor t.upht md tads lie snh.t n.
her would nfsrn The puhc ih1i b. la. received q
ifesh .opfly Of ib'- lu-llY calculated Candy ahiob
th"ngh npl pulled lnio noiaucy b, hundreds oi
unknown aad inereduInus certificates. Is rreofnueu.
ded by fhysciaia and minors well Known here. as a
..lcasani. saie. aud cneelua remedy for Cohl.
Coughs. lioof-enrss. fhlhy,fc. lloaping Cough
nm All Al.
y LAFAYETTE SlNEELN.
dee Il 202 Maln NJ
yIckER's CELEBRATED EMnRo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

ES S GRlESEMER & d. J TALLANT, IA
continuing The h-sines. of manufacturing
Inn. Nails, kc. nj the Wheeling Iron Works. unde I
the firm al GRtESEMER & TALLANT ttus, that
ey wall merit The support extended Ia the esab.
lishmeni hereisoIe. II l. lhor intention tn mann
iaciAre none hut a good article. which they
confidently believe, will give satisfaction to all
customers. They eafu"sl, request Ihnse indebted
10 The late hun Of Blake, Gfiesemer & Co 10 come
forward and relieve them ffpm The necessity Of
taking measures hr collection 10y law jan IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

| UNITY n FILES A,outihl a.,lr .
Ills nj eio. .emerAiue new. }eu ten fnt nj
"e SilBi :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-25

4 tnFFIE-39 bugs prime green RIO g fce
inr sale cheap by lRUlN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10
From Boston by Daylight.

Directly after sundown yesterday the Boston
papers OF yesterday morning were put into our
hands by the agent of the Long Island Railroad
The day route TO Boston over this Road is now
IN full and complete operation, and as will be seen
by this result works to charm. We insert all
the items Of news from that quarter that we see
in the papers. TIE passengers who left New,
York yesterday morning at o'clock by the Rail-
road were in the Sound on their way TO S:oning-
ton at quarter before l2
OLE BuLL-We understand that NJ. Ole Bull
is IN this city, and will give Concert at Nahant
early mex! week. Boston Daily Adv. yesterday
FATAL ACCIDENT sail-boat containing four
colored men was capsized in this harbor Yesterday
afternoon, says the New Bedford Mercury, and
one OF the number, whose name we have not
been able 10 learn, a seaman who arrived at this
port IN Inc whaleship Young Phoenix on Sun
cay last, was unfortunately drowned.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AND DgArr IN THIS
CrTY.-A young man, about Is or l9 wears OF
age, named James S. Bearse, of Hyannls Port,
Sarnstable, says the Advertiser, was engaged last
week IN scraplng down the m.st OF packet
schooner Gfeclsn, while some uggers were at
work aIoit, when he was hit upon the head with
block which accidentally fell, and being stunned
ne was pseclpitaied upon deck, alighung on his
feet. One OF his legs was broken in two places.
aud his head was badly hurt by the block. He
was taken 10 The MASSACHUSETTS Hospital, and at
h'st the symptoms were considered favorable, but
brain fever set IN and he died on Wednesday.
Times
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10
CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR TIE PRESENT WEEK

|. PogrRY-Ahab. b. E. w. B. Canning Harry Clay of
Old Kentucky; New Whis Song. by P. s. Rutsr.
II. EDiroRIAL-What Part had Loco Foe oi,n in passing
the Presen, Tanff! Word in Earnest 10 the Wings
How the Farmers Taxed by Protective Tariff
Naturalization and the Presidency Mr.. Folks Grand.
father The Fraud persisted in Orange and Sullivan
Counties Erie Railroad.
III. PoLIrrcAL-Texas, Slavery and Abolition ~ Mary
lander: Great Wing ieeting at Lodi; The Grounds
on which Polk is suppored-Le,ter from Gen Haml-
ton; The Stick that broke Van Butens Head The
Farmers Of Old Ontario; The Grea, Georsin Whig
Convention; Mexico and Te1as-R enewal of Hostli-
ties; Vnxina-the Struggle-Loco Focoism ct WASH
ton &C.; North Carolina Election Returns: Voice
from Old Suffolk The Heart Of Pennsy Ivania Missis
spp; Glorious Gathering in Old Sonerset-Ten Thou
sand Wings IN Convention at Mlstone Foreign Vie ~
OF American Industry; Letter from Gov Le,cher of
Kentucky: Letter from Gov. Jones. OF Tennessee A
Serious Bunder: Louisiana; The Wings and Civil
lLbeny-Letter from Gov. Sewnrd; Anecdote of
Henry Clay; Great Gathering al Chester. Pa: South
Carolina, Polk, the Tariff. and Nuifcation With
drswal of Tyler, sc.
lV. NEws-Executon OF the Pirates OF the Saicdin The
Flood in Missouri; The News by the Caledonia An.
other Hotrble Murder: Canal Tolls: Bark Her,chelI
sruck By Lightning The Crops; Hamilton College;
Buencs Ayres; From Canada.
V. AIscELLASEoUs-Letter from New-York by Mr
Child General Notions; Sodus Bay A.sociation The
Wds of New. York-Noon in the Forest. Unwrit,en
Music c-Trout. &c. Celebration of First of August at
Concord. Mas.-AddreS Of Ralph Waldo Emenon:
Celebration at Hnsham-Leuer from John Quincy
Adams: The Rock River Country; Cheap Postage.
vi. COMMERCIAL IsTELL,oEscr-stocks. Money, Pro-
du e, Markets. &c.
.ined al the desk. Pace cents. '''~
Ec Tern,-s2 per year. snsle copies sA cens-An sub.
Es RiEsHfs sas9ass LiRfsaTPf SsSss
Inbune Buidings, opposite the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10
come-outers In Perry County.

The Perry Pa freeman OF Thursday week
contains statement signed by thirty Jfre Wms.
;rom,n at Juaia,a Furnace in tina! county, ol
which after repelling the SANDER OF LocO.Foca
paper that they had become Ciay me" cut la
of their employers, they use the following lsa-
guage:
A majority of the undersigned openly q.
.,,-s ,bey have labored nearly all iheir live At
I,o, establishments. and Acknowledge they hsy
,.,,,.t the Democratic ticket time after time IL
,h, lace of their employers without either iearG
re.,r,ip,; aud would yet ccn'iou~ '
.,.u,nre OF the pas, bad rot tsue hi us lessu
never nv u.s. 10 be io-gnlten. we wee ias,r
h, ,oe hind led with Democratic faith and AZ
s1r,d all was nSht Ee relieved It, we conftcd
!, tne doctrine. We dung 20 H. we advocsIec to,
,,r,v an, ,xc voted 10 uphold II, uotil I" our sN
ron, ,cs fauqd IRE ,cere crushing 0ors'irss uRf,r
MS h.apy rc.ighi. We found we, were To'6iag
o,,s,i.es by our own acts, and were helping "a
hr,n,, a ticnlu,s upon ourselves, which We hsG
nnt The power to remove, II We persisted in ,hai
course.
The undersigned say that they are all work
men at The Junrn,a Furnace; that thrs is 'het
own free acl-,hat they have been iorcrd by tn,
ful ISLANDERS and ase rcpf, oentsuono Of the rerrj
Counry Democrat alone 10 make this statrmel,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

Cool AND CONFERENCE.-THE Editor OF Lo-
co-teco paper, after giving up North Carolina
Internationally, says: The Old North NAV, CT
may not, recover her position in November bul
It matters little as We can do uithout her."
VIC are afraid our friends, the Loccs will have
to co without great many o,he, States they
are now calculating on with confidence.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

U Several Cowhdngs have recently taker
place at Philadelphia, Baltimore etc. but We
have no room for the particulars Of these exceed
i,gy interesting exhibitions.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

u We call The attention Of our readers to an
advertisement on the n-ide of our poper re-pecl e
Uniform Steam Engine" invented by Alex
Conlson Of Ne" ark, n. J. in which, il is alleged
30 per cent. is saved IN he Of steam, aud much
less weieht OF metal required in the Inachinc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

n Graham has for sale this morning the frs,
number of The Naturalist quite the most beau,i
ful work Of the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10
THE TRIBU N E.
WITS NOMINATIONS.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10.
Polk against tho Tariff!

The following extract from Speech delivered by JAMES h
POLK before the People Of Madison County Tennessee on the
3D. day of April a show that he and n'wnTs has been
m uncompromising opponent CT apRorEcrIvE TARIFF:
tn. difference bneen the course Qf the political party
ritA rk.eh he tsr Mon Btonl acts and myseJ Dhs;
tier are The advocates of Distribution and PrO,octDe a.
rltmeasnres hich consider rnOs % the interests o The
Cguniry especially the interests o tie PAINTING Stdtes
-Indre steadily and al al times opposed bou
On Wool.
The ool- Crouers CONSIDER the duv foreign Wool
iDoytent 70 their prosperity Th.s opin,0" sDDresend
Nc otcn opinion is that Hool should be duty free"
tConsressional Debate. vol. T. page ia
And for Annexation.
Ihdpe no hesitation declaring, that am fdr0r Of
t1e saediate 4nnezaton of TEXAS 10 tie Jerrsrv Of The
Cnited States ~ lJumes r. Polk the citizens OF Clncn-
natl, April Is. 1874.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

POLLY BoDINE.-In the case Of Polly Bodine
the Chief Justice has intimated thit he will not
decide the motion, TIL he can converse with his
associates.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

g We refer readers 10 the " Education
advertisement Of Mr. James Dwyer, IS Crosby ST.
in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

B The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
for August has been received by Sa1ton g. Miles,
and is sale this morning. 1t has an unusually
attractive table of contents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

OHlo.-The Loco Foco Convention for the
Hamilton (Cincinnati) District haze nominated
J. J. Farsn for Congress-throwing DR.. Duncan
overheard. Oliver Jones was nominated for the
State Senate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

LIE JuIF ERRANr.'-Winchester has issuec
The first number Of his very beautiful and accu
rate French edition Of Sues new novel.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

. The BusKER HILL Jack Downing s pa.
per- is for sale this morning BY Vim. H. Graham,
/ 90 Nassau.st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

u We regret to state that ] G. CosrER, Esq.
one OF our Oldest ard most respected citizens, died
on Thursday. He was in his SD year.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10
Charcoal Hammers.

Reported Tor The Tribune
At large and enthusiastic meeting of those
who have ears to hear, it was unanimously
" Resolved, That We, one and all, without dis
tinction OF party or color will never purchase
barrel OF charcoal from any cart disgraced with
one Of these nerve. destroying hammers
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

FLoRIDA.-A Convention was held at Fort
Kingston the oath ut. to devise means for the
speedy division of the Territory Of Florida.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10
Subscriptions for Clay Tribune

% Two SPLENDID PgRYosAAScEs By toe Ne ksnITeo Tss
Mn'Irs Infant Sisters Great We';eIn Mrs es"a, st 81
und O'clock. P II. Gen. Tom Thumss Court DTs, DT, na'
seen at all houn, together with the Gypsy Fortune lene'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

n Morris & Willis publish this morning in the
Mirror Library, the Odes Of Anacreon,' Rhymes
on the Road and Aiciphr0n,' by NJ ore.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

Ice.-We understand that the ships Taller
rand and Rockingham, from Boston, laden with
ice, were in the River last evening expected Up
in the course of the night. This IS good news
inasmuch as the article was getting scarce.
New. Orleans Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

e THE WANDERING JEW, tHarper's beauti.
ul edition, embracing parts l. and H. is for sale this
morning by Wm II. Graham, l60 Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

DuEL.-A duel was fought in Point Coupeeo on
Thursday morning last, between Messrs' fleiis
Porche and Jean Baptis.c Bereron-'he Tea. .
pons, rifles; distance, 100 yards. AT the hfs'
FIRE Mr.. D. received his adversary's ball through
both his thighs, and discharged his ME az nc
fell, but without effect. lie is dangerously oui
it is thought not MORALLY wounded. The quaiist
grew out of something which transplred ddnns
the late election. We gather these Paf'ica'Si'
frem the Bayou Sara Ledger N .. PIC.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10
By This Mornings Mail.
N The Presden, and lady reached his f.,n
IN James River Wednesday night.

TROUBLE AT THE SouTH.-The Charlesu,
Mercury does not relish the imi itation Tariff d.
which is served up to the people Of the Norh >
The friends Of Mr.. Polk. 1t says Of Mr.. P's Is
ter to Mr.. Kanc-lc, our readers marx the In.
puage : F" We had not the pledge Of Mr.. Po.k,
Whole past life to the contrary, we should ints
pret il "a giving up the principle Of revenue "a
rifr-bu, We canno, consent TO put such coa
struc,ion upon it. OF this we shall have ino'e b
s,r. Pnil. Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

" WASHINGTON tITT. AprlT 3 Is2i.
. " Heaven smiled aud iberiy and
dependence. The Providence has blessed @th the
uoenns of National Independence and National deieucc II
vxe on cie the xiits winch he has eIenoed 10
we deserve nc, @ continuation Of blessing. He flied
our mountains and plains with minerais-wh lead,
and copper and given climate aud soil for the growing OF
hemp and wool These being the materials OF Ma
ons defence thay ought have extended 10 them adequate
and fair protection that and Ea6orers may
be p!aced fair composition with those o Europe and that
we may have within county supply Of those leading
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

NJ Mr.. Polk has returned no ans ser to II.
spectacle inquiry from the knoxville, Tenn
Clay Club, made June 2Oth, whether he is II
favor of Mr.. Tyler's Texas Treaty, and If no, ia
cav IN what terms he would have Texas anne1se
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

Political considerations also other look
with Jealousy the further of boundaries nnd
power. I.ad. 10th IN my despatch and my Letter
that Mexico could not. IN my opinion nvade exns with
reasonably sufficient force " and other power hns ny
tive do go further. and say whni
did not my Texas letter md which do say lightly.
that hnve the 10 believe that the
ton OF the late Treaty would have involved country
c"ln with least OF the power, of Europe
ard Whit TINT where the of my count
required IT, should be lendy the ihn,e
ho mure would not do unwlse aud unjust thus
merely To show my c0urnRe
As u the opinion expressed that authoritative nterpo-
ti"n Of G vefnmrnt. would be ngreeube SANTA hA
rhis"pnion nnd only given opnionj nuni,
solely - - b" - rcc"nquer Isxns But II The au,
shape and which shall bring any If
the .sord 10 his aid, who stupid Us to
doubt hat he desires 10 recouGuer Texas, II he cnn