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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

D.. TO CAPI1AI.lSTS.-Thc SaIuda Company offers
{TtN fof Sc e their valuable Cotton Factory.
Tie main building Of fine granite eco feet long by
VIDE contains stories and attic There two Water
Wheels each IS lee: long and l feet in diameter with Ii feet
hainnd fall The Flicker house Is III ernne. - ny 30 feet The
Z. house and Dyin: hou.e are wood TIE Machine shop
contains all necessary tool. for building and repairing nachn
pry Tho machinery consist al b cards ana p.rDsIat.cn 50
looms IS ,hrose containing 2gl2 spindes; film. frames
containing 3A snde: 3mues. containing each zoo >podes
reels &c &c complete: dressing frames aGd Wrappers -
There Dwellings for the accommodation OF 100 hands
Two hundred OF lara more or less yips an each SIDE Of
Saludn rve including the Fa- owned by tho Company
Tie IFafcr IOi5cr efficient for 10000 spiHdies.
The ssaudn Factory -Jniei three miles from olum-a.
where terminates tbs branch of the Snat Carolina Rail
road- perfectly healthy. and surrounded by extensive
vision Country Columbia affords cotton market where the
advantages Of Tins establishment make an object of interest
10 Capitalists II will he Offered for e rH Is, December
credit of one two three and four years. with interest
ally For any further information, apply IN Columbia = g..
10 T.. II. FISHER, Agent. sll 2awtDit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT Of NETWORK, SEPTEMBER |

Cleared
Bark Gene,ee (;reey, New Orleans, E h Collins Co.
Brigs Exact paxiod, Savannah. S;urses & Clearman;
George Yates Charleston Geo Sutton Kendall. johnson.
st Marks
Schu 4 F Thorn. Mech. Wilmington, NC, E Powell;
Radius, Fakner. ST Johns. NIB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
JOHN T.. CpLLOHO. 1Nee'
Macy O'cDS\Ok. Eyecu'rfN.

IN PURSUANCE of nm ore, othe Surrogate of the toun
ty Of Newly os. notice i hereby gwen 10 all person, hay
I'M. us Caroline T. Knapp bate o; the oy 81 New
York deceased present the with the vouchers thereof
10 subscriber Al his residence No ai foone street IN he
tty New York. berc Ne twentieth day OF Ucccm
her next Dated New York. the 18th day OF June, ISL.
i.iT lnwsms JAMES H. KNAPP, Alm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

HARDWARE CHEAP FOR CASH OE CITY AC-
Ii CEPTANCES, ut ego fsnr street. between lnhn and
Platt-lhe subscribers would call the attention Of Country
Merchants and Others intending 10 purchase their Fall supp
of Hardware and Cutlery their and well assorted
which hG. been recently imported by them tirec; from
tire Manufacturers Eurce which will be sold at small
anSl 3m ~ '' >'' '''s' H. II. HAISTED & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
Sailed.
Disasters. &C,

Ships Yorkshire Liverpool Silve dc Grassc Havye; c.
hswba. Nantes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

CITY COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
FOE ENGLISH. FRENCH. DRAWING. &c. &c
li Fulton street. rear between Broadway and Nassau street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

NO FUR DRESSERS-impatant 10 Fur Dreszer-Ro-
L beits Improved Brown Soap has bsen found by Fur
Dressers who have ea IL 20 be superior any thing ever
nvened cleansing furs liz pecuarites cleanse the f
perfectly ard leave with lis natural and DO not dry
and leaye ha,sh soma soaps do. Try IL For sale BIZ
mo OF the rocers in this City and Brooklyn Mannaetory
Sts Cherry Il n. Y. la2j TRUMAN ROBERTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

~ Mill properly known a. iiiiam. New Jersey. at
Trenton within few hunde1 yards Of the Delaware
md ETr,an npal and Railroad. The buildings large,
nd ample fr dong large business and consist otwo large
mills MILL large mansion houses seven rane houses
cOopers yyIeevrsLts md hlackmith shops, stnehouse
and basin acre the canal sheds klndryne house,
Stc &c Water power sufficient for serera! additional
mills. ,
The dam is substantial. and has withsood all reshets.
company could obtnn charter from the ta;e OF New ersey
The property will be sold barcansay for less
than the buildings and upon II cos; in erecting
or about of what the wGt-r power worth nj the
now charged 10y the Water Power Co. al Trenton.
DR. Peter Howel Trenton. viii show the property, md for
further information regard 10 IT, and the terms which will
be made satisfactory apply by letter OF otherwise. to
JAMES ID. PRATT
at 30. 143 North. Second 81. Philadelphia. or TO
GHURCUMAN, ROBERTS & co.
nu2O 2aw2w No. 40 Water It. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

FOR SALE OR LEASE.--Thty-two Lots OF
<s Ground Tor sale fiarsimus. n. j. bounded by Jersey
Iii Avenue ami Ere. Ecrsrp, and South streets. abo Vi;
ane mile tom IrrsoT City. Fer particulars inquire at i;
,'s,,han s.,oef jeg on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

order - r-caa;Il. Edrryi. Supreme fnt.r farirrs
- sfsr. N'csts hsg~Ny thu -tschrrsr; is-ct
sgal-f The estate % John " Wttki M 81 u1r -
STATE OF Chic. >e1t debtor. vii -
old f- trs p7,ren; ~ h. debs -. Ire ".
" pgar uad d.rh1rEe such r't-crra~ut vi=
rro'ts rom ttc fri pl1f oi t notice. haf
yu.-t 5lBy ~, due ~ rvsrr ft.,
ii.hsef, h8fnf - ~ SOY ptupef' hfH h. >fa's
hyaas nm md c nuset % ufol err ~ h1.
4 p .t,,a I.,.i II -f.f tterf =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

STOfES L STEPHENSON. % West s.
THIS boat has been thoroughly ove!hsued anI heT accom-
moatons improved 70 be equal 10 any boat on We tN'
nm additional number of State Rooms haync been nddei
This boat tows 10 barces. M!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

IA FOR SALE Or LEASE-The Cotton NJ i'll a. Pat
ga teron Nj. j.. known as the Carroll Mil together
i with the machinery The lot Of land 10 feet By
iv ert he building ;ery subunaiy built OF stone with
cS vail stories high. and about 20 feet long and 10 feet
wide The land well situated md other buildings may he
erected upUn The Mill IS now IN operation,
ard can be delivered the 10th anuny next when The PIE
sent lea Sc expires, Apply Patterson TO ThomnS Rogers
or M New York 10 ~. +. CARY. 80 Pinest s52rwtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

I,IOCt-TION End MtJSIC-Mr. f. II. Nash, Voca
H. I ,pd Teache. of Eiocution and Music will give p!
vs;e instruction individuals small cas.s a. his residence
,ndividnn or classes in other parts n the CITY Those inter
ei viii please see circulars the principal Book and uc
e s "'' - !, 're,,S mo,iern,e SEA 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
LEGAL

\ Office OK c9pica'irn iHr 'fH ,eAsg- O.
-lm Nef rl-,'iet o. The '-v.oas offhs ,A Grti-
g. g. ts- 5l't - hr tin chapter ~ tie .r g .hs
c;h
-sir, eppoa, t-ore + 1. 1aiuad.s Rseorir, ~ ~,
err - New York TIE NJ fr'l-f ~ fiocss
OF New, ofk 10 isp6s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

uALL AND PiRLoR STovES.-Tne subscriber offer.
io sae arse assortment OF the E'ost approved sird OF
Stoves Tor burning Wood Coal designed r heating halls
stores CHURCHES sc. among which OLMSTED PATENl
STOVES STANDS GlIiSaed. combines GOOD quail
ties than other ScTe before The public Cur Stoves have
been made this season WITH and pom: OF beauty
snd durability cannot De exceied With regard the uti
viii not enlarge here they have long been before the
puhbe but we tIuy believe thsr auy yet
duce for they are Economical and the heat viii not BiUe
furniture rsnter the ar oppressive the h
Stoves Our priceS are Is any othe. establishment
AL kinds OF sheet iron work. sepanE and putting 10 stoves
done at short notice. :. II. TROWBRitGE,
NAra-. r,a..- lrn--r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

GOOD PPORTUNTTY-WOOLEN FACTORY
FOf; SAi.E.-The subscriber WISHES 10 sell hslfor the
whole OF Factory. pleasantly stusted the Pennington
river IN New. Hartford C;. le% from Hartford said
Mil is successful operation GnG produces eshty ya1s o
Broad Cloth per Hy. he uBihlnG ard sui
Erent at all Ioubla the amount OF machinery
The yie al Cloths made may be seen at ile Cofhp Brad
lev K y a Exchange Place. n Y Hrd At Me.srs. Brown
Far Ernsers store Market 81 PhIade phiA The-e an
chine shop few RODS distant where all kinds of Machinery
soon a desired for further particulars. inquire Of 5 r. Eel
loeC ESQ s. Cedar Il. y. Y. -
The subscriber will furnish his patent Ratchet end ShA
Wool Pickers notice and reasonable terms Also.
the iaest an- approved ty Of Cardng nnd Spinning
si ~ m f''e u o''e' anu GEO c. KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

CHtS n. =. WILLIAMS,
Any iuf if'acsigs ssi 80.

DY ORDER Of llor Eies Rsns'l Fr.i Jutsc e the
u Count, tou II the t'aunt oi NtsrHrs EHG onseI
l ~ law re Supreme t"u-f. rot.r neIeby syen iht
-r .tt-rhn~nt ,.u.d ihr rtits ~ PcHG-s-
fJ--teza cs ,' Debtor. ard -t TO ". brs
tor trs rHvrrt II HI DE . -, hc rppcG fnd aic s'gr
.,lrit tt, winn frs pvnts from 80
aabcrfrn - -es n.tre sod 'r -" r1yNen 81 any
debts Cue 20 r by g dsn> OF ts' ' tri ne de- Ney 10
20 htri t-1Nte ri am such pson+ry ps hn. ~
III. !. =. tOLIDS.
r1.-ll i.w9n " h. Attorney ior Attaching Cr'.';1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
James HaLuer. llnl or Of The

James fiaruer. blaTor Of the
lity Of N."-t ORR.
Willard rnrser. " y.
of John r Gay. ". u.
of J Krnrney R"dgeTs. NJ D.
i. JOAN w Draper. p,o'rsssr al
themrt'y AT tie Unlye-lfy.
Jas 4. Washington. ~. d.
StsoheG Allen. one nlib- origi-
% nal Commissioners 81 tho
Crotor Wafer Works.
Jonathan !. Coordination, En-.
Bnnsnial ami wili!H.t Dr ear.
egeT. "r subject 10 damage from
They have the megIi 81 cleansing
! admirably designed for fiiIeuDg
Winter.
my the Filter and uDdenihndlr.
can call at 2ii Bfondwgr, whe,u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

49, IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE-One near Cold
~ lpring Long Island $50 acres miles from the Rail
One near Hceceste Village lss acres. and miles from
Railroads. from the City.
WI be exchanged for City property. Apply 10
a:o 9m< G.. BOLTON. IS Greenwlcilstreet
PARTICULARS OF the Farm in Huntington Township
]. l. advertised some time since by W. & }. L lasr9it
can now be had at their Office, 70 South ST. corner OF Maiden
I ana ~ ~ - ~ sul6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

O'Clock the evening.
~ Families and Pleasure Parties will find this The most de-
gttn excursion from the city he unusually
mnnu ind hare Apartments Appropriated expressly To indies
For iaher particulars. inquire OF the Captain board
of j. Van RENSSELAER, a:cn; of Diane and West
sfee's. III 4. SEN MjJR, SUPERINTENDENT
Passengers Tor Ov-cgo, Rnshnnp0n. md a the principal
pnoes The Southern Counties 81 the State ol mud
Northern Coultes of PennSylvan will Ind first rate
and careful drivers take them Afecwn ciel and
.AnsLItl M, thnn any Other rnllc. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

FIFTEEN THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
WILL sell private aie ls GO acre: Of ant oeionsn; 10
tie e,ine of Alexande neide9n, Oh pnins u 81 Iia
that stream. from rs source 20 rs Junction , "
e. aud admirably adapted grazing purposes The land :s
Jackson county. sbou: y miles IRON Ripley the county SEA,
81 re from Charleston S1ines and The same distance ron
tire Ohio River Raveuswood. good road : opened ig
the heart Of the land from the CiaeTton road 1t VIII e 500
,?act. Of 800 ceres or more usy be desired by Nucses
S e undspu,ed. ind Is good nc snT IN " western NE
Any gher information y regard % Sbs and t s; ss
son at Pa:kerburg. Wood county virginia. vino VA! $50
STOW the land to any disg9d e Pg'IIIFy DFRsoy
TX de bonis non With the M annexed Of AsIsn5eF Zen
deT:on OF Dnmlne- l-le .eW2a-
yyTATER POWER AT .DAsHvILLE FALLs..7.The
IA lister Coaiy sate Of Nes York oer for sale ea,e
H. with ny Issaef qn5 51 F, 1T Ms s5 To-
New. the entire ow Of the Waikiki Riv,r ncn
in hi-ht and 80 FEET width tn .tesn aird supply at
two millions OF cubic feet % wafer pe! hcu n diou anu
l. perfectly pure and free from Iron n,
hef@ are seyerp Mills no,y IL operation at the place Bold
ing stone OF the best quality IN abundance on NE pe'i
country "a neutrality-suspicious. cheap nod hangs csLi ne
procured u, more reasonable prcs that almost any ene' mai
The proprsars WI interest," desired any i:cc5
Da may be erected. he will be reasonable V' winch
ii Nv w j. Il BLEE KER & Co . William St
TSTEE fpiyEJE K2N saf Ef ; ASD
9 q ss Yef he e? New s 9ofF and Enc
and Rs River passing nearly tfo.Ch ne Seht-
ne Tsc The ssa:a power capable tduyng sachine;y TO
alns; y extent g:sa, body Of wafer WITH seve
rel fs. Ines s,e sbou; Il 90 acres OF and heavily TN
hd with wood Of g 70 srSwi ineFe IRE a;o
rsof strength Par. of the land would make excellent MIMI
u5e6o Lake. mles .Cng and ono mis- VIDE Les IN cGe
@ nj fe t-ar the sceHe-T o: which beautiful TIE place
3 ably healthy j sacwn Inc Augusta t'set. enc
!, thre- mics above P.S.son. Works.
New Yok By the New YORK and 'ie Railroad. OF n I'VE Q.
x nour 81 The way Of aCSe1sack and Orange Turnpike.
or hy ne .y Of Nyscs Have-tra the Hudson River
Inquire III No u Cna.hSIn 81. le5|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

* 1--stl e PEEkSKILL md NEN-NUHh--
ID ETouchlng NJ Caul's Landing. Verp!anes,'
,S-sSr@TS, Point, Grassy Point. layerStnw Sne,ec-
ke1 Roc klnnd Lake Vanhoutan Dock. Mack and HUI
er's Landing The Steamboat ARROW. Cant smith VII
eave New. York. foot of RoDlnsoutTee Morning. t
clock above named Landings. Sunays excepted.
touching nj of Hammond each Return
me- will leave Peeksk ut O'clock and Ayack at O'CLOCK.
p VI.
B-Th affords fine opportunity for Pleasure Parties
or Military Companies take 10 Nyack nd
main there about five hours returning to the City By hye NJ
~ All kinis of tIelgEt tnken NJ low mics . I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

H 7.-z.-o & IT, POWELL. *, cos LINE FOR
a2S SA, IR at csfwe''W
The Steamboat HIGHLANDER Capt. R. WaTdrop VII
leave tho pier fnot of Warren Monday. Weenesday
Thu-sdny and Saturday Mt 1 O'Clock. L. NJ.
Returning will leave Newhurh every Monday md Thurs
day nj 81 4. NJ. and Tuesday and Friday at p ".
gage aud freight Of all descriptions bank bills specie put on
board must the rex Of thereof unless bill oil n
,I,-.-l he si.,nrt q Z he. snIn rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

IN RSI- ANCl of m or;cr the Surrogate o. the tuun.
u of Ne~Nok hereoy gwen an perssu. hAv
ing clam, Joseph OCornor late OF the ii OF New
Work der .acsasd tho sane with = Vorch-
thereof the office vt Acncl oCcHnor, % enTe str.r;
in the City NFwS before the -! o. January neI
Dated New York, the III day Of July. iSI;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

ga FJK SNTEr-4K AK'T c'iIthilIE sE'e"! 80,
sid in The town OF Cornwall, Orange touniy ~ Y. IN
ful view the North River half mile from the village 81
'.nts,bury aud within five miles Of Newburgh. On snt
Farm good substantial ani well finished dweln. house
VITA the necessary out.bunGs and great variety Of excel
lent fruit, lis location and her advantages being III the VI
cinty Of good schools and churches ende! atrsee
deabe property. Title lnlisputabe and terms accoinino
anr For further particulars inquire at M SnTlng 81. ~
y CITY or Of 7. X. BURCHAED on the premises
The above Farm within hour hours sail OF New OK IN
which person can spend some five hours and return the
a., ' 7 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
TO BE LET.

"a on the fs floor and also or pleasant The
Ei} I'd floor House Ids East Broadway lone door above
kcers sheet; i be let unfurnhed 10 gentlemen on ms
Tuts terns-or the woe would be let 10 small respectable
family Apply on the PREMISE. si6 g.
-. AN EXTENSIVE WATER PRIVILEGE to eass
- near New Haven, c.. Tor c term OF years-haTac
ia Eas large buId!n: 70. manufacturing purposes OF any
kind with ICings and dwelling houses attached h;s
Fount,re and dyer, lake engines sc. wa.ch
ear I've ouyht on the reasonable eru but 10 be
moved ii inc privilege rented fcr other The F
ia about feet and the falling which ;o mil
render equal If not superior TO any IN the STATE IL ;
ne paycated from the Sound 10 within snort distance o: te
Dam FoI information applyto Eli W MlINEA.
New Haven. June .. lsi ies' cav iulESSu
-, TO l.ET-The upper part of the three story, House
TO-. ni<hed or un,ulashea with or without board. OF few
esecbe young inca rcui D: taken bosd Fist street
above Rector running fom Gteec street TO North River
SO lw'
TIVE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY make IL.
srances against lcSs damage By fire and inland
gsto Iay1-ahle other similar institution
Capital. $50, 0lN-OfIics No. :. Wall street..
K Harens. Caleb u. Halstei. John RanEin.
Naiah TAYLOR Nm. w. Todd eieigs ID. RenJa Elm.
] Phillips PhnsaiK. S's,. Couch Nathaniel Weed.
flaming T. Tucker. =. L. Sn!sy. Ferdinand Srydah,
lhyid Lee J. B. Varnum. HenryG. hompson.
JOHN D. Wolfe. Michael BALDWIN. f-ts: l. Sevus.
Edward An:i, ny.
E. HAyENS, President
LEWIS FFIttEPs. Secretary DIS Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

lne nnn- axe srucs ~ mems Of rotary hammer Thi
cSficn"' ~ re AnecHn institute show that May, Eli,
one "i me te c'", u c,css plC-d v them. aud ,hui
II hBs l-eri0fll..l ~ all respects : expected.
The prcsS moderate The pube jnvied cu rad
ern'nlDs iGs ihecaeves. as imt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
h. Attorney ior Attaching Cres;a-.

pY ORDER of DANIEL Prau. firt Judge o. HlDuia-s
ID ,'"uny ari Counsellor Ln~ ~ the supreme
Court SUuce hereby that attachment Hss uet
against the al Cad MSc resident ebtnr on iue
o the concerning Attachments against aNs"ur-.
rcrcre or nonresident debtor " a-d ;ut ;he r 70
sd .!r the pay nsnt teh h. the sad Cad Mae
appear >ach attachment Hcrrric 70 law with
m nine months 'ir>t publication 81 tens ''-e ard
of rny deh due W nm hy residents at ths
Sfn'e and IN. delivery hun Cor h o property
yfhn MI. state belonging him The unn-ef such
property b, forbidden by nw and vad Dated
I,,nr 81 ,s! u GOI-T,
~ I,won k'to-ccy tor A'fachpg creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

800 FOR SALE-A very snug Farm. situated on Long
SsS% island onIy miles from the city of New York. con
90 acres 80 OF which 70 hsI state OF cuVn
ton and good heavy timber good Orchards. g Cd
dwelling House. BAN and Cow HoGse ard well c tx
ccrn the door, Oneha the pure hse none;
cnn remain on bond mortgage Tor number OF years to
nsrcnIars nouire Of HENRY aDsIR. No 2+s Marshall st
frookiyn, or GAUNT * DERRtCkSON. l69 South street
New. York. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

=. r--= !. Il. CARPENTER < COS LINE InR
Ia tNtNhI' RGH-lSndins a, Caidweil: I.oi
So. POINT ColdspElns. Cornwall. and tlshkL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

=, COTTON FACTORY FOR ShLE.-The Ash
Oh land Factory situated in the town OF Sharon. Conn
Luz! near itchc0cks Corner wall be solo al great af-
Sninrhe property consists OF valuable water power. three
or four acres OF land dwelling house. and the Fnc;o1
hnilding in which l8 looms with The necessary pepaF
ton dressing frances tools, &c &c. nearly and NIL ~
complete order for starting up The property will be sold en-
tire or the machinery separately may suit the purchaser al
aced nrces and ON easy terms. Persons wishing examine
the property will call upon Mr. Amarah Hitchcock ut Hitch
VIM. A. DAVIES, OF lpouchtcen.;s
BENJAMIN (tOus"hceps!-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

y,,jjF cry INSTITUTE 1871 Alens opposite the Meth
od Church commenced its Tenth Annun Session sept:
~ This Institution of the most eligible una HOurine
IN The ,ty !. divided INTO three Departments ounc Indies,
ilae ard Juvenile Thorough instruction Is impaired ny
Guiding Ffench Dnying and fusc on the Plano &c exc
Is L.. OILS. We. NICHOLS, Prlnclpnl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

The Southern Railroads appear to be doing
large business th. year well the Northern Roads, The
following comparative sa,emeusf the receipts Of the
South Carolina Railroad Company for the months of August
1913 and 1874:
pac.;n,. aug 1912
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-03-25

Tmous S. s,usprns, Secretary.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-03-25
GOOD GOOD!! GOOD!!!

We humbly beg Mr. Webser's pardon. We
beg pardon of the Inteligencer, of the CONNER
ciai Advertiser, of the N. Y American, &c., &c.
We have been dull Of comprehension, in sup.
posing for moment that the intellectual
giant" sued TO be admitted into the Wing party
for the purpose Of promoting Mr.. Clay's cleo
ton. We acknowledge our mistake, in sup
posing for a memen, that the Great Secretary"
whose letter writers and presses, and kindred
and friends, are all quarlered on the Govern
ment, would ultimately betray the President,
his kind benefactor, and ego over" to Mr.. Clay,
his personal and political enemy
The events of the last few days have unde-
ceived us. Mr. Webster is sGH true to the
Administration. He has, by sudden and I'M
expected blow, severed the Wing party at Ma
sons and Dixons line. Never was there a
holder or a more successful stroke of policy. Ii
was worthy Of Gigantic mind"! few
days-only few days-before the arrival OF
Mr.. Clay in Washington, Mr. Webster departs
carrying with him the entire Wing press -
Without consultation with the acknowledged
head Of the Wing party-without Mr.. Clay's
''advice and consent, MIR. Webster, the "glo-
rious and great Secretary" has managed 10
commit the "great Wing party" against any
Southern man! And this is done by the giant
who devoutly prayed, few months ago, simply
for admission into the party, that he might be
an humble worker for Mr.. Clay!
Mr.. Clay's nomination was defeated in 1888
by Mr.. Webster, and we are exceedingly re
ioiced to believe that the same means will b,
employed 10 produce similar result in 1874
The Iutelgencer will stand by Mr.. Webster
though not by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
standing Mr.. w. is represented by II at all thu
foreign courts, at the expense Of the Govern
ment.
Nine cheers for Mr.. Webster, the Intelligen
Ger, the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, and thu
N. Y. American ll!!ll
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-03-25
OHIO.

I-A friend in the northern part Of this
State writes us thus:
"we have news by this mornings mail that MIR.
Calhoun is Secretary Of State which seems TO suit
the DE mocrats TO charm. Not day passes now
but men who never have declared for Mr.. Tyler,
tell me Of their conviction that he is the only to
sare the party Never has there been time when
the popularity Of man increased so fast The PEG
pie ~iu maintain him, you may depend"
Another friend, in one Of the western coun-
ties, discoorseth thus;
"van Buren,, Tod, old buskerism and hard money
are, in this county, dead, priD, DEAD. Our old
and true Democracy will have nothing more to do
with them. Cass and johnson are more though,
Of and all agree that The question rests between
Van Buren,, Tyler and Clay Our prospects were
never 80 good. Let us raise the shout for an April
Convention"
And yet another, in the eastern part Of the
State, assures us that
zone thing prc,eots itself TO as strong as de-
monv,rztiop. The true Democracy are daily more
satisfied Of the folly Of urging Van Buren, on the
track. Some Of the strongest in the Dcmocra.
tic party Of this county, speak out loudly the sub
jsct, and in the alternative OF Van Burcn or Ola.
they will choose the latter, SC"