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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

Bu, one will Prove Memory sent
On earth 10 be a punishment.
Love, unrrquiled love-ihe heart
That owns IL can bot crave
Either entire fnrselluIness,
o. else an early grave.
4 las to then from Memory's wing,
Drops added poison 10 ;.nvr'S stins
DEATH OF QUEEN ELIZABETH.
A histrrical romance, lately published in
London, clnSeS with the following striking
scene, iu which tie reader Is introduced 10
he death-bed Of Queen L izahejh. Her Ma
e,tv had summoned Lucy Fenlon 80 wait
upon her. The scene is powerful and melo-
dramnlir,
The Queen Law in her bed: she had or
dered her attendants not to draw ,iie cur
rajr.s over her windows. and She watched
The eafpsS trees waving % and fro beto
them, and the rnddv fame OF the fire, danes
inE upon the tapestry. l. Zibelh ha'l sunk
INTO that PARTIAL topper IN which, though
the mind ha> not altogether Welded 10 The
Influence OF sleep, the memories, the visions
lharpass over il, have the indslinc,ness of
dream 4 long train OF shadows fitted
before the mental eve of Ehz TN; the re
was the fair face ol Gertrude Harding, and
another face as far; the features too of the
i'll fnted Essex r1Se To tlight her in his sleep:
hul ever ere those female faces present,
even when the Others hai passed away
Su6denly Elizabeth started rp--she was
" irit awake, huI an unuIlerable horror had
seized upon her soul ANY HING io escal'e
from that bed! and whea her dismal shrek
had Sunmnned her attendants 10 her apart>
ment, they found her standing IN her night
dteS$ on he floor, her hands clenchRd, her
pveS fixed rs in n convulSion. and SpeckS o
foam upon her parted lips. ii was hIght
iuI spectacle, the strongly marked taIi with
ernd tratuGes and STONY blue eyes of the mis-
eiahIr Queen. a
Bot VIVA needs IT To protong :he -descrip
ton oi scenes so horrible; the struggles ot a
soul which had u>ed ITS greatness only /"
destroy: ami which. Sumn"ne'is to qpitl hat
world il had too much loved, shruuk from
The contemplation ni ils past career.
No ,eu,realies- conld prevail upon the
wretched Queen to return 10 her bed; he
raved, screamed and wept stsrhe proposal.
Cushions were brought. and upor them she
was extended; butterfly bemoaniag her mis-
erahe ;ate, and refusing all retreshmeDt and
con. ularon. .tf
WHO dues not know that for ten dsvs the
unhappy Queen thus RENAL ed, still refusing.
enter her-hed. The bishops. aud ihr
Lords ,h The Council ,hke-in vs,ln ent Gated
her io aller this re>uluttpn. To Lucy Wi
Inugi ION, wkone she still detained ~ attend
alce, she expre>srd strong indignation a
gainst Secretary Cecil the son at filer od
ltavoite Burleigh. p - as Seese
| .He ,,rllrih the people, Mistress Willough
am notmad; oh, would 10 God thal were :
"Gracious madam, be com!ortrd!" sad
Lucy, who was moved by the pi,iabIe con,
di,ion OF The Queen.
DO not thou mock me, fair dame, witt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
New-Yorli Legislature.


In SENATE, Mr.. WRIGHT reported in favor 0
the bin frum the Assembly, for the more eqqa
distribution of the Literature Fund.
a long discussion cnsued on. .hc bill for Il
ducing the fees and compensations Of certai
public officers for services chargeable to the cll
and County of Albany, when the Senate 40
journed.
In ASSEMBLY Mr.. DAvEzAC offered petrE
making habtual drunkenness cause Of divorce
Mr.. BoswoRTn offered several amendments othe
Constitution of the State, making the JndEal
Power of the State to be rested in Court for Tx
Correction Of Errors, in four Courts Of Ongn.
and General Jurisdiction, to consist of four Jutsys
each, in a Court Of Oyer and Termlner and J'l
Delivery, and in such inferior Courts as the Lssss
lature may from time to time establish.
The State is to be divided into convemer
number of Circuits, in some of which ono Of tn
Judges of the four Courts shall reside or hold
Circuit every year. The term of the ottlce u y
be sixteen years and the age of the Judge lmh'
TO 65 years
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
tive criminals in Fla, under ,hclatc Treaty, was

tive criminals in Fla, under the late Treaty, was
adopted
On motion of Mr.. SrEENRop, the rules having
been suspended for this purpose, reports from
Committees were received in great numbers;
among which are the following:
By MIR. STRoNG of n. Y, from the Committee
on Claims bill for the relief Of The heirs Of
Robert Fulton.
By Mr.. WILKINS, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, an adverse report on the noted Reside claim
(about $s270,000 on Post Office contracts.) The
whole subject was taken from this Committee,
on motion of Mr.. c.. ]. INGERsoLI. and referred to
Select Committee.
By Mr.. BURkE, from the Committee on the
Library, a Joint resolution accepting and return
ing thanks to Mr.. Samuel ]. Washington for the
present to Congress of the Sword OF Washington
and the Staff OF Franklin (the similar resolution
of the last session by oversight, having failed to
reach the President in time to receive his sigma
ture.)
By general consent, the resolution was taken
up and adopted
The House adjourned.
IN SENATE, after the usual unmportant morn
ing business the bill appropriating Cor the repairs
discussed briefly by several Senators and ordered
engrossed Yeas 33, nays g. 1t appropriates
| $4,000
The Senate then passed into Executive Ses-
sion, when the nominations (sent in Yesterday Of
Hon. WM. WILKINS, of Pa. as Secretary of War,
and of Hon. ex- Gov. GILMER, of Va. as Secretary
of the Navy, were confirmed. And the Senate
adjourned. ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

- IIo.op tn THE GALLANT WINGS OF hAhi-
,.yn, who have nobly started the pail lei -
A clear Wing Delegation to Congress '.o.. ho
State is what was nerer carrled py aAy o,o
fore MARYLAND has for half century O'Jn Jr.;oa o
~ r,ost evenly balanced States IN the onion'
saxsot;,,ss ;nclnng one way, then the othef. At
ie,,, saan -ed by Loco-F Foco Governors steaoily
1888, had Legislature of like faith last year
- has often sent against us SIX to two ano fl'e
to three Members of Congress. Now hVe !. no'
ALL SIX Wing. Even last Fall, the Loco ro'os
f;onred ND a majority for themselves IN the popu,
lar vote. Now they are routed by THOUSANDS
o. ~ ,he ,v.v for the grand sweep Of l644 Con-
vrcr,ouT comes next.
Rpt the manner Of this triumph pleases US
eonallv with the matter There was no shutting
no hesitation on our side, but the most eager de-
termination to make broad and PLAN ISSUE
Protection for Projections sake-A National ouf-
rencv-The Land Distributon-were proudly
emblazoned on the Wing banners and flashed IN
the faces of their adversarles. Mr. Kennedy LOOK
what by temporizers is termed ultra ground on
the Tariff question, in the heart OF Marylanos
great commercial mart, and placed his election
on that ground. Mr.. WErHERED was nominated
40 . manufacturer and Protective Tariff man IN
District aluays hitherto Loco Foco by l,ooo TO
1900. His election astounds both friends and
foes; while Mr.. KENNEDY the author OF the
sWhig Manifesto of 184l, and who reiterated
the doctrines of that Manifesto in his recent Ad-
dress, is chosen by 595 majority, in District
which has but once or twice before given Wing
majority, and oltener been over 500 against us )
And this victory has been won in the face of the
furious but impotent exertions Of The Mad1so-
nian which exhorted every friend of Tyler TO vote
for Brady and defeat Kennedy! We have there
fore taken the measure of both Loco Focosm and
Tylerism in Baltimore, and find them minus
nearly 700! We shall shovel them under the
gravel together next November
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Confirmation of Cabinet Nominations
Gemera!-Ticket Members, &c.


Confirmation of Cabinet Nomination.
Gemera!-TicSet Members, &c.
WA.HSGroS, Thursday, Feb. Is.
In the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, to-day,
Hon. AMOS ABBOTT, Representative elect from
Mass. was qualified and took his seat.
Mr. WIsE's vaedictory letter was read before
the House, expressing his regret on leaving the
body for whom he entertained SO high a regard
and OF which he had SO long been q member; and
resigning MS seat.
The question of privilege again came up, and
the resolution decaHAg the members from Mis-
sissipp duly elected and entitled to their seats
was adopted: Yeas 81; Nays So. Also, the
similar one with reference to Missouri Yeas
i06; Nays 63.
Thus the General Ticket Members are de-
clared entitled to their seats, and the case dis
posed of.
Mr.. DRoMGooLE, seeing, as must be obvious to
all, that the question of the consitutionaity and
validity Of the law had not been met, now moved
suspension of the rules objections having been
made to It's reception in order TO offer an addI-
tlonal resolution declaring that the 'eiectlons TO
the House OF Representatives, for the pFesentCoD-
gress from the four States, held in compliance
with the State laws. are valid notwithstanding
the I'd section OF the Apportlonment Act. Re
jected Yeas Ill, Nays 81 mot two-thirds.)
MI a. V. BRowN now made another spasmo-
die and Intellectual effort TO suspend the rules TO
discharge the Committee of the Whole on the
Union from the consideration OF ms bill to repeal
this obnoxious "2nd section Two-thirds did
not concur with him: Yeas l02, nays 73.
A resolution OF Mr.. LEVY calling for informa
ton from the President as to any demand from
the British Government for the surrender of fugi-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

HORRIBLE AccrDExr.-We learn that on ~ +
South Boston turnpike, this forenoon %Sa St.,
and industrious young man by the name o. ~, ~
ley, belonging to Milton, while in the ac,ol -,
ing on to loaded team which he was drlYlngs i
the city, was preciptated, by reason Of Is M y
slipping, as it is supposed, under the whess' M ID
his head, crushing it almost to pumice aa aooss
taken up nearly dead, and h's recovery y w.
cred utterly hopeless. or..d,v.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
Tho Nfarylnna Election.
Correspondence Of The New-York Tribune
pr1nnnr Nvellna Sdar Erh Ik--h O'clock


BALrrmoRr, Wednesday, Feb. l6--b O'Clock
You will find in the Patriot sent you this eve
ming all the returns we have received up to TINS
time except what subjon
The following Wings are known to be elected
Ist District-JoHN NJ. S. CAUsIN, q gallant
and noble Wing, who will be most acceptable 10
our friends in Congress.
ia District-FRANcIs BRENGLE, another stcr-
ling young Wing. Washington County gives
him about 100 majority; Frederick 1856, with
two polls to come in, which will reduce 1t a 1T
tle Alcgany only to hear from, and 1t VIII
probably be Wing.
UId District-Thc returns all indicate the
election of JOHN WETHERED, an excellent young
Wbir, a Manufacturer, and one who owes his
elevation to his firm support Of the Tariff.
IVh District-JoHN P. KENNEDY. You all
know Mr.. Kennedy, and what sterling wing
he is His health, regret to say, IS not good,
but he is sufficiently recovered to be able to 60
to Washington, and will take his scat IN Con
gress tomorrow, carrying with him the compil-
ments of the people OF Baltimore t. Mir. Tyler
for the wanton attack on Mr.. K. in the MadIso-
Man of Monday night.
VII District-As feared all along, the result
is here very doubtful. We have the following re-
turns:
Hartford Co....maj. .sl 2Ol Cecil maj. 2lO
Kent SO
Total. .292 Total. l...........2lO
Preston ahead. ...92
And Queen Annes and Caroline to hear from
The report is that Queen Anne's has given
Constable 20 majority. If this be so, think
Preston's election is certain, as Caroline will be
about.a tie.
Win Dstrict-Therc was no opposition to
Thomas A. SPENCE, (W) He is another gallant
young Wing.
So we have four Wings certain, probably five,
and possibly six. If the last be true, we sweep
the board.
PosrscRnr.-I have Just heard from Carroll
County. Wethered has majority in that Coun-
ty of 200! This removes all doubt of his elec-
ton.
We only want Preston now (and | think we
shall get him. to make the State unanimous.
Allegany is just heard from. Brenglc has a
majority. Nothing farther from Preston, but you
may get the returns by the cars tonight.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

ceived by the Merchants News Room, Boston,
per ship Robin Hood at that port:
VALPARAIso Nov. 6, 1873
From Peru we learn that Gen. Santa Cruz landed
at Camarones, Ia small port between Arica, and
Iquique, eight league South OF the former Oct. 49,
aud has succeeded in passing into the interior. The
vessel from which he landed was taken by Peruvi-
cruiser but until his object had been accom-
plished. The territory is under the authority Of
the Peruvian Government, bat those OF the dissi-
dents. Moguegua is province OF Peru, contiguous
to Bolivia, and occupied by 1900 soldiers, under Gen
erals Castillo and Nielo, who are opponents of We
vanco. the Director of Peru but not friends of Santa
Cruz. Vvanco has sent force of 2500 against Cas-
tilo and Nieto, under Gen. Guarda, who is also
Minister OF War. Neither the plans motives or
actual proceedings are known. Ii is supposed by
some that he is in Areguipa, but that does not
agree with the view OF his landing in Carmanes.-
According TO one opinion he hopes TO repossess him
self OF power in Peru, by the aid of large and
friendly party. Another opinion is that an exten-
sve plan has been formed by Santa Cruz, and 9TH
in concert with Nvanco, himself TO reyoutionze
Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador, and form Il new Feder-
al Republic. OF course, there remain indications
that all is matter OF conjecture here. Nothing is
known here, but that an indefinite postponement has
occurred 10 the hopes of tranquility for Peru.
The actors in the conspiracy against the life OF
Nivanco tried and convicted September % and
two officers t.ieut COL Lastrcs and Capt, Vcras!e-
guy have been executed. One of the foremost of
the instigators of the conspiracy the wife Of
Gen. Bastlo. She has been sentenced to eight
years exile.
De la Tane, Minister of Finance of Peru, died
September %.
BY a recent decree Of Peru, whaers are forbidden
TO touch at Pisco. Al the instance of MIR. Pickett,
oar Charge d Atiares, the operation Of this regua,
ton IS deferred six months.
In Bolivia, the new Constitution was sworn to
September %.
In Chill, the session of Congress has Just concIu-
ded, but it has been conyoked for the consideration
OF several measures of domestic interest. She
tlnues TO enjoy profound tranquility and CONNER
cIa prosperity. The Chilian frigate "Chili'' has
been ordered to be fitted for sea with all despatch.
The United States ships Constellation, United
States, and Cyane, were at Honolulu August 10.
Com. Jones intended TO be in Calao IN December,
Com. hearney was to sail August II for California,
and thence for this port, his return the United
States. We have news OF the Erie, and Com
Dallas, whose flag is carried by that ship. The
Shark was at Aica late in October, and is the only
armed ship of the United States on this coast.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

THE FOREIGN QUARTERLY REvIEw-This
No. contains several valuable articles, but the one
attracting most attention is review Of the Po-
cts and Poetry of America This is written in
John Bulls worst taste. When in his magn6-
cent sclfconceit he critcises every thing in that
tone OF Importance and infallibility SO peculiarly
indigenous to England, it is rather amusing
But when he gets angry, he is the most ungrace-
ful animal we know of. His wit dcgenerates into
blackcuardism, and his quiet self.estcem into
clustering pretensions
Leonard Scott & Co. 1872 Fulton-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

FIREs.-At 5 o'clock Saturday monlng' i,
coach makers shop on Broadway above otn' W. ",
consumed, and four frame dwellings occupNu.
colored people. AT O'Clock the same noflIs
the back workshop Of Mitchell & Moofes ,a. ssn.
net mandatory, on Columbia, between hIJ ~
and Syracuse streets, was consumed. Ios, L9s0 a
the coach.maker, 81. .000--of the latter S2'ms
and the main building saved by the prompt, az
tons Of the firemen. Cin. Au"'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
By This Mornings Mail.
Maryland Election.

The election OF fcc Wing Members OF Con-
gress is now certain, VIZ:
Dist. I.-Joux NJ S. CAusIS, by 600 to 1000 m
II-FRANcIs BRENGLE, /" 352
III.-JonN WErHERED, 800 500
IV.-JoHN p. KENNEDY, 595
VI.-Tuos A. SPENCE, without opposition.
The Vlh District is doubtful. The last news
less favorable. Our Baltimore correspondent
writes at half past 8 yesterday morning that Pres
tons majority in Hartford is reported but lao, and
that he goes out af Cecil, Kent and Hartford but
% ahead, into Caroline and Talbot. Caroline
has probably given small Wing majority; Tai
bot doubtless Loco. We shall be very happy to
hear day that JACOB A. Preston is the Mem
Der elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

During the brief reign of Loco Focoism in Ms.
sachusetts in lS43, over seren hundred new Jus,
tees of the Peace have been appointed, bengl
greater number than had been appointed in anra
ber of preceding years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

SAD.-The Mount Holly IN. j. Herald s,a4 ~
that Mrs. Keturah Clevenger, residing =.
south of Pemberton, while attempting 70 cl,'
over the Rancocus, upon the ice, on saial.'.
last broke through. One of her sons, a00a
years old was with her. He ran home ~
alarmed his brother, II years old, and then ts.p
ed; and in his desperate efforts to save ns ~
ther, broke through the ice and was dlog'Is ,h !,
The other boy, by the aid of slab' ~,lsn me NJ. =
wrenched from an adjacent fence, saved lps s.s ~
theirs life, although she had given up all l'p''
being rescued.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

FIREs.-On the 8th instant the distillery.o A.
exander Hitchcock, in Cheektawaga, Enc sns No.
was burned down Loss from $1,000 to s4"1
No insurance. 80
The Baptist Church in Troy, Oakland -. ~
(Mich.) was destroyed by fire on the 7th ln'll' s
The Church was large and handsome one ns %.
ing cost between three and four thousand dolaf'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
I Bos. Nero. Journal, Thursdsy'

Dos,r HAVE CEAprEr HANDS OR FAcE-4Ga GGs,i ~
cured bv using one case of the famous Italian Che
II will make your flesh siaooth sof, white and eis cen
American Eagle. SO Chatham ST. New York OF ~ f
street Brooklyn. The public are cautioned asdbp 1b 90
tbe American Eagle 80 Chatham street, this city ID
severe illness, which has thrown thu proprietor " Osl
bed for seyera. weeks, il has been UNANIMOUSLY couh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
Appointments by the Governor,

BY and ,cuh tKe adrtce and c0TSent y Ws oeH0's
FEsRUARY IS sR
CAYuGA-Joseph l.. Richardson, first Judge, Fe-'pP"-'
ment I...,J
Charles B. Perry, surrogate, vice Geo: H Wood ds;ss.
Peter H. Myers, in ch3ncery. vice VIM u b'S"
ley, time expired.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
leonard Scott & Co. 1872 Futon.st.

R9P GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for March is already
issued and is one of the best numbers ever publish
ed of that popular miscellany. Among the most
prominent contributors we note the names OF Nlessrs
Chandler of the United States Gazette and Neal Of
the Pennsy ylvauian, two as good magozinists as we
have in the country, with Fenimore Cooper, IT, T.
Tuckerman A. B. Street, Miss Sedgwick, Mary
Clavers," and others hardly less distinguished
One of the illustrations is exquisite picture OF
Dckens's Little Nell, from an original painting
by Connaroe w. II. Graham, Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
From the Boston Times, Dec. 2s, 1912.

sAEps's SARsAPAaILLA.The extraordinary success with
which his preparation meets proof Of its excellence Ths
iaae OF 1t IS daily extending if large CIRCLE aud
9 The most cures produced by
y coming 10 GU; know ledge Unsolicited testimonials
isyof from the highest aud most reliable sources pouring
IA upon The opfstos and YendeIs of this specific
very ley" however we h1ppy say,are incedulous
10 the magic seac Of the Mssrs Sandss sarsaprlla-
fayorably Of IT,
f.p1sd and s9d shoesais and retail and for expora,on.
oy a b: SANDS co. Druggists, (Graute Duildings.)
corner OF Broadway and Chambers Sold also by
SANDS, 70 Fuon corner Of Goldst;ee,; and IT n
SIX bottles for IS.
e The INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR and Liumeut
warranted 10 cure any of Rhsumasm Gout; Also
Dr McNAIR ACOUSTIC On, from q Cortlandt a
tam cure .or Deafness.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

u BENJAMIN AUSTIN, /, soldier OF The war
the Revolution, died at Albany on the l4th inst
aged eighty.six years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

A LONG, Low, BLACK ScHooNER.-Then i
lying at the bulkhead opposite No. 81 South
street, savagc.looking Baltimore built cnA
which could say some strange things If only she
could speak, and in truth her appearance speaks
for itself. She is schooner with heavy, rakng
masts, and spars enough for ship, with bull
so feet long on deck, l6 feet beam, and 10 te
hold with high bulwarks, pierced for 6 guns and
"a sweeps. She had made five successful voyages
from Africa to Brazil, with cargoes consisting Of
about 500 slaves each, and had just taken On
board another cargo of 800, and when the slays
were yet almost all of them standing on deck, tie
boats of British cruiser made their appearance,
and rapidly coming up, fired, killed seven Of tie
slaves, and captured the schooner. The saTe
were liberated, the vessel was condemned and
sold, and she is now owned bya British merchant
at Sierra Leone. She has brought to this port,
cargo of palm oil, and is loading with Tobacco
flour, sc. for her return. Jour OF Com.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

IT BRAlTHwA1rE's RETROSPECT of Practical
Medicine and Surgery, Part VIII. of the Uni
form American Edition, has just been published
by Adee & Estabrook, l07 Fulton-street. This
is a standard work with the profession.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

IL The Ne,c World Of to-day thus confirms
the general verdict IN favor of Prof. GouRARD's
Lectures:
PnRENo No-AINEMoTECHNY.--Profes Fauvc-Gou
raud is no ordinary man. OF this his thirteen hun
dred pupils must ere now be pretty well aware
His system, which crowds 81 q priors reasons denom-
mated {" q humbug" three weeks ago, proves to be
philosophical In its structure, wonderful in its SIM
plicity, and Incidentally useful in its results
We do not speak from hearsay, neither do we
speak at random: Professor Fdurei Gouraud is no
ordinary man. We have personally listened TO his
lectures; we have been delighted by the gradual
development OF his remarkable discoveries; we have
thus far studied their nature and bearing thoroughly
and the accession OF mental power, which we are
conscious OF having received is such as we could
not assign value TO in dollars and cents. The dis
closures which the brilliant Frenchman has already
made--and he is only on the threshold of his sub
lec-enables us 10 engrave whole tables OF statis-
tics our memory, so that the impressions may be
considered indelible.
The reader may rely with implicit confidence
upon these statements They are not made to serve
private ends. A new idea, OF extensive practical
application, has been introduced among us; and
are anxious thar the public should be fully
aware OF the fact. 1t is not by any means surpris
ing that many suspicious were entertained with re-
gard TO the matter. The system, as described by
It's author-ior we cannot that Feinas lie has any
luSt claim upon it-appeared too good obe true"
Yet we affirm that hitherto the Professor has fully
accomplished all that he promised; and indeed we
never heard such valuable Information communi
Gated IN style so entertaining. One of NJ. Gou
rand lectures is, even in point of amusement, q
greater treat than many fashionable modern drl
ma de Is every inch u Frenchman. His manners
his gestures-his accent-and his wit are all I'M
ported from Ia belle France. Richly does he de-
serve TO make fortune by his ar, of Phreno- Nine
motechny.
THIS Is GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY the American hiu
IN The
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
EVENING EDITION
SATURDAY, - O'CLOCK. p ;

ATTEMPTED pAssAssINArroN..-We Learn th,, =
Mcdonald, Physician attached 10 the I,.'
Asylum, was shot at by couple of rufians ;,
had concealed themselves for the purpose =. :
WAS passing through the Fourth Avenue nea, q,
street last evening. The Doctor received a vo,.,
IN the neck from one of the villains, though !, !,
hoped not fatal one.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

~ Blanc Espssne. Spanish White FOR the complex
on at g. WalkeI-stSst door oe the corner of Broadway.