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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

STATE SABBATH CosvESrIos AT SARATOGA
SPRlNGs.-Ihe New-fork papers have fallen INC
un error IN regard 10 this proposed meeting. It's 10
commence on the 18th OF August, and not on the
%. As this mistake has been widely spread, il is
hoped that the correction will be as extensively
made, [Safatoga Sentinel.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03
RUFUS KING.
4. W. BL<nIR.
WNi :. STRONG,
V. TES Eye X.
4. StI'SiiNi An
WhIg Mass Convention OF ;ho Ply


WhIg Mass Convention OF ;ho River
Counties.
The Wing GcocHi Commitfee of the CITY and County
A5any obedience a request os the state Genital Gag
Club who have deeue nd,.sbc that Mass ConVenion'e
hed points the Hudson River. do recommend
lter consuation. thhta
MASS CONVENTION
fe Wings oi the River Counties. he he'd AT Albany q
ruciay the I7th day ol Angus, heItto which the Whesa
hoe counter and othors may leo dsp .ed. are
attend lnvtHous have been addressed 10 ysr
oomest be the meeting. whns Ean
Viil be hereafter announced.
Ample provision will be made for the aeeomnodaon Of
xbo attend The will bo OF great intetes
and importance and the undersigned cABn" doubt that Ah
all sill BE- responded 10 with alaerty by the Wing, Of BE
River Counties especially. 10 whom Il particularly Dr.
reced
The WING County and Town Committees Of each CoGsg
addressed Trquescd. through tie meur, ol their COosB
oapers otherwise. give this call gerefa ccgaiioa
join u HENsON.
II flS KING,
AeRAHSM VAN vEcITES.
NN LACY
ALFRED b. STREET
EnWARD ROBINSON
FRANKLIN TOWNSEND.
HEMAS T.. WfIHLPLEY,
e5I LII,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

Sous cP TEApeRANcE.-It will be seen that the
sine Steamers South america and Ne,c Haren
have bsen engaged for the occasion Of the grand
Temperance celebration OF Poughkeepsie Division
No. 9, on Monday next This celebration viii
undoubtedly be one Of the most interesting and
imposing ever witnessed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

n The Truta Tser states truly ,hot speech OF Gov
SEWARD Repeal Meeting Uiica exported Tor TIA;
pe and u:ht to have beea credited by though first
rubis5ed The Tribune. We oEit;ed give iha, cred,
simply because unceriood ;ha; Truth Teller Geeine9
publishing speech and turned That was
is;ake and of aeknow edge our indebtedness 10
lie Truth Teller. i this sr:ficien;7
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

FROM MExlco.-We learn that letters we're re-
ceved here Yesterday By the arrival of The schooner
Equity from aiatamorss which state thai q prccis-
,naon was published IN that city lhe 18th inst.
declaring the armis,ice between Mexico and re1as
TO be al an ecd. n o. Tropic, 22itn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

B The JEsuiT; illustrating the principles and
practices Of hecelsbrased Soce OF Jesnits, during
tie early portion Of The Eighteenth centaary. BY
C.Sp,NptE, Aothor of &c The jew" has Just been
handsomely yissasd by Manchester 'a'1 s'a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

4 The Albany Daily Adrertiser of yester.
Jay contains the Valedictory OF its able editor Or
VILE L. HoLLEY, Esq Mr. Hollsy retres, We
regret to learn, on account OF i'll health.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

FIEspIsH Acr.-'rhe Richmond Star says that
the uain between Weldon aud Prtersburgh on
Thursday night, when ncur Pleasant Hill Post
Office, met with obstruction upon the rpi's in
the shape OF large sill, placed there BY some VII
lain, which threw off the engine, tender and mail
cars into the ditch. On Saturday evening, While
leaving Whedon, another sill was found upon the
track about 200 yards from the depot but fortunate
ly the SLOW rate which the engine was moving
prevented any seIious danIage.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

D- Central Clay CoInmittee.-CoUNClL OF
PRESiDENTS.-The members nf the above Council ne
oueed to assemble the Committee Room liz Broadway
THIS Day l2 o'clock. NJ business Of importance will be
brought before the COunc which requires immediate action
By erder JAMES X. WOOD. Chairman
THrRoS L. CARMAN, Seer u3 II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

70 Lords Philadelphia Book Trade Sale COM
nences the 2i OF September. The Catalogue e1-
tends 10 i29 pages.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

New JERSEY CONSTITUTIONAL large meeting
of the citizens OF Newark, without distinction OF
party, was held on Thursday evening, al which a
series OF resolutions approving the new State
Constitution were passed, and thorough or
ganz.lion throughou, the State was recommend
cd Tor the purpose OF securing its adoption BY a
l,fae popular vote
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

TIE CorToS CRoP.-rne Mobile Merchants All
Planters Prices Current, OF the 2Oh instant, sats:
From all parts OF the Cotton region We continue
10 receive accounts Of the favorable character
in regard to the growing crop.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

| - Rev. DR.. SPRING Pastor of the brick Pres
b,terisn Church for the last thiryiour years, is
deliver his 35ih Anniversary Sermon Tomorrow
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

j. MAJOR VAN CAMrgS, whose eloquent and
patriotic remuneration of the Texas and anti.
Tariff party we have published, was the Loco
Foco elec,or in 1910, ior the Livingston Dis
lrict The Rochester Democrat adds that MAJOR
Van Campens brother, who resides in Almond
Aegany county, with his Sesen sons, al Of
whom voted for Van Bnren in 1910, will all, il
hey live, vote for HsNRy CLay il November
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03
CnnnNER,s OrFlCE.

Eor>p DFAp.--Ibr Coroner hcld hh inquest u
IT, ,i u,,. m the ParS on the boiy ot Sarah Lyons. eol
,rJ ,c. 81 a nniNe Of Nova Sco n ~ yer, in"nlefas
I, o wn. found d.n her bed at Centef street fes
.rny siienoou Verdict. death by eoogStNe apoPep ct
AIN. iupys and bra.n produced by lnempernnee
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

e Maj. Downing's Native Faper, The Bun
ker tIil, is for sale by Wm. II. Graham, 100 Mas
sau street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

~ The Courier of this morning contains L l.
ter occupying nearly two columns, from fIancls
Jackson, of This city. TO Governor Briggs. Mir
Jackson returns TO he Governor his commission OF
Justice of the Peace, which he has held FOR many
wears, and assigns his reasons al length Tor takus
this step. lie says that IN entering the duties 81
the Office he complied with the requirement OF Ia"
by taking an oath 10 support the Constitution OF the
United States. H regrets that he ever took that
oath. because the Consultation contains provisions
calculated and intended TO foster, cherish, uphold
and perpetpate Savcry-and having inconsldrnir,
taken IT, he no longer suffer II 10 he upon IN
soul He therefore takes back the osth-aud arh,
the Executive to take back the commission, which
ives ,s- occasion o his taking H.
fEos'on 1ler Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

~ Room the Kentucky Whistler. assisted by III. lt.
,, S,.ter Great " csten Mn Western Nit Cote AID "a
H. Eliy iIf Lynch aud Ms Adair, grand esiief'la
,,.Tt lin. ni,rrroOn at the American Museum
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03
SUPERIOR COURT In CLambrs.... Before Chssf IA
ice JoNEs and Judge OAKLEY

MEXICAN STEAMEhS.-ln the ac""n VI "espsa
,,.,,s nv w Bo,t~ick sEhlns Commodots fsae,o, fa
- 20 nav nd discharge hun. The ire ioi "hCh ne etsl
Iis ~. - having expired. and de'a"ing rs eS
e & ~ pes decided that the civil Courts hers nave no po.s
W | r. omu,odore bail, II bens ne'S uapu'e o<'sess
" hsorsIn- 10 foreign national vessel as 10 "teet 6s
ne o;her case Fond Begorrk. beng io .'.' ~
-, ne,xon v, mere Hsrnsr, out "Hs Trte
m hoe the JUDGES held that the nisef Wa ,Eses,
- ,,ie-,d that he fad -a 10 answer IN Ue N' VI s''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03
= : COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. BEFORE : R,Frti.
f@!' O0'','', -, ,be crew of The brig Franc;.

The EXAMINATION OF tNt cTF" O' 7II' 1a.ct
80 IN rrI,on 10 Michael harrington. CHARGED wltn resE
Lnu:. ~ I'm Nh. csu:ain and sgainst ,Siom suspea
,ss,:ns 70 TIE mate - have aAen pace ~
IN, -nns,oueree of the crew net aHNlns al'F'o -
-, ,,,s,,nne When first brought ~ hAf,GtO. '-'red
Io' 80 thing MI he h.,! consulted counsel NJ ASA ki
m s - M IN, telln e deres tie sGspicions Ia Iel:
-.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

u SAMUEL II. HAaMosp, Esq distinguished
lawyer vi Albany, formerly OF BAH, VINO was
ios Van Burcn N 40, ana the Abolition cand-
'aie for Stale Senator in that district IN lS4l IL
now DONG good service IN the Wig cause He
thinks lhe present crisis when all .s 10 are op-
posed 10 Anuexet!yn should vote for Henry ClDy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

G.- aIaS Conveu,ion.-Thc Wings Of LoOr lsssd
will hold Mas Convention tie 9Th day of August next
the borders 81 Kings and Queens Counts. the hDss
,he Long lsland Raj Road.
The Wings of the neghborns Counties Of the ,hn. and
nendly o the cause invited to attend Several dis's
eued speaker from abroad have been written to- who hav
consented To be pfesen, aad address the meeting.
Arrangements have been made with the Long Island Re
Road Co. by wnc deous of aiirnGaE tie meenx
will he enabled 10 duss With ease and comfort.
Due uotce Will be gwen. oil the arrangements sc
ieini;Sly made.
Btookiyg. july -. isii.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

u The brig Delight, Capt. Wootan, arrived at
Philadelphia, on "Wednesday, from Buenos AyFes,
having ca board several large estriches,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03
CITY INTELLIGE ENCE.
FRIDAY.
SUPREME COURT.

MARINE CocRr PowEs>.-hichhel Lester psir.
~ =; ,,or .. Johr Redmond. dsfendsnt IN tss.
@ , h,o,-. =, ,h- Ns're Court ,ugmsa Agall,, 4,
RsSno,d tsnri more than year b.ioe li- insrszs
s i.rnor,ols declSr;as ,hBt tie Nafiae Iou; sibs
'"e - - s.,.j 4 b. iudE Ees Sf he isrp- tonr s-osss
Tan. ,, sch Coul. and s.vr l1dsrsa, ''t Plaaf "
W. t,ri-, NJ th. ilRrlf- C"uft nor tr b Ca.-
oi Reeor to ha, extent Fol'be sp' was %ae 10 =.
v'eni- o ~ $500. ,,u-, The law forming he Co9r a
f,. Sr.. se, IN ,e,ioa CyII hat the Hsnae a",h IA
5, nd hc.eby declared. T. ur 81 ne hsI . ss 90
~ nh ~ b,ch eouLI be v"l m the event oi u "a =
i, CON-, Of Rrcord. Sir; Brady. enn,e' Sf pAH'~a I.
,c{s linz The cas- 70 the C"uft oil Lffot~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

CoSriSuED DISTRESS on THE OUT lsLASDs.-
We are panied heart, that The necessity exists Tor
other efforts than those which have been already
reSotted to for the relief OF those II our .eow-coo-
nists who reside upon The out Islands, who have
been suffering from starvation. This distressing
fact is forclbIy brought before us in the address o
the Committee OF Relief which will be- found else
where. 1t speaks for itself. Ii is well that, as this
distress does exist, il is known 10 the Committee
and the public. Nassau, \. 7. Gaz. July r.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03
From the Wauns Sentirel. ynlp sl.t.

- A full record of European affairs, received by
1he Caledonia, will b0 found on our First Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

Breach II TIE GANAL.-An extensive breach
occurred in the NORTH Branch Canal. on Thurs
day night; near Szliasgrove, which suspended
business Tor d=y and night. The supervisor
gives as h= opinion, from all the aitentant cir.
cumstances, thai the opening was dug by yome
villains, to p'even, persons from attending the
Northumberland Mass meel;ng.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

@, There will be a Wing Mass Convention
at Furnace Village, Salisbury, CT. on Saturday
The 10Th inst HORACE GREELEY OF Ny. will
be one of the speakers, and JOSEPH HoxiE of
II. Y, II. G.. WHEATON of Albany, and ]. B.
ELDREDGG OF CT are also expected. Others will
doubtless be there. The Freemen of the neigh
boring Counties of New York and. Massachusetts,
ale invited to attend,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

FRoM Nova SCoTA-We have received from
our correspondent Halifax papers TO the lst inst
On Saturday last the following preamble and
resolution passed the House Of Assembly:
Whereas information has been obtained, that her
Msjesty's Government mas been solicited To trans
nit the mails by the Cunard line OF steamers direct
to Boston or New Yors, instead Of To Halifax as
heretofore; which will be prejadcial 10 this ard the
neI:hboring provinces;
Re,areG That iIs Eyceency the Lieut.. Governor be
pecituy requested TO submit IT, THIS House any information
winch lie mag pes this ,-cf. nf ~ direct proper
plcaOn he rnss 10 Vice Ain,Ia Sr tlss Adams Gem
nan,eI Chef oi H. VI. Royal Navy station, rny
information which De i-- warranted las ng
House, 70, IL guidance this important subject
The answer 10 this was thai The Lieut.. Cover
ernor had received no informamation, and that
the Admiral was absent from home.
Some Of the Halifax papers express fears that
The line OF steamers will be ordered 10 run direct,
either TO New York OF Boston Com. Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

u A Wing Mass Meeting will be held at LIE
Roy, Genesec Co. on Saturday, August 10th
MARK II. SIsLEY will be among the speakers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

" Nhig County Meetings In N-w-Jsr-
,ey.-lhs Nbis sths Central Committee. ~ complissc,
siih suggestions made To them by many peons fecomnens
10 the Wings Of tie STATE 10 hold County Mectnss IN eH
.uecllxe mint @. ON :he inInuxlnr tn..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

brmia Captain Ryrie, left tins afternoon 10 Hail
fax and Liverpool, with q passengers. The mai-
IN charge OF Lieut. Butler K n. who has been
appointed Admrar: Agent in place Of Lieutenant
Roberts, deceased, and who il nov attacked 10 the
HiberniG The mail was large one.
Boston Transcript, ThursdaY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

BLus LICK SPRINGS, KY.-A letter from Blue
Lick Sprogs, under date Of July ~ says:
We have ii very delightful company, say about
10 persou... Hon. Henry Clay being one o; the
nuuter. The company * increasing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

Il Letters received IN this CITY state TINT the
ship Paul Jones arrived Ia Macao Roads, March %
10 l03 days and l3 hours from New-Yor civ She
made Sandawood Island IN Is days and ii hours
has Is certainly good, II not Tie best, passage 10
Sandalwood Island on rscord-and taxing The late
ness OF the season into consideration equal To an,
vet made 10 China. GBoston Mere. Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

CRors ~ CASADA-We haze observed several
fields o grain urjcr he sickle, and We Nfc nHrpy
to say the complaint ct rust is ye'y parnl, aud b,
no mems to any great extent. "" arr told by per
sons who are q sliied 10 lndlc Of such mglters.
thai there will be at least 7Joo0p bushels o. Nhrnt
in Canada above The quanuiy produced last wear
which will add iu ils wealth at least 80 many dol
lars, icr although Wheat may not brog the tarnigr
it dollar u bushrl, yet it viii bring thst, and more
tian that, IN England, nuJ be preducuve 81 Tint
amount 10 the farmer, the fnrwarjeF add thr Iucr-
chHnr. King ton Chronicle y Ghz tie.
hood OF Toronto, the wheat harvest has already
commenced. The injury done by the rust's not
general but confined particular localities, nnd 10
the late sown fall wheat. COloaIst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

u The King Philip was no, injured so much as
was supposed. Her timbers were not started, but
one Of her guards caught on the wharf " Inch threw
her that the water came into her cabin win
dows. The wharf was cut away, when she rishled
and was pumped our, without any other injur,
than 10 her pant She made her usual Trip yes,er-
day. prov. Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

HoLDISG ONES ows.-Dr. Crusty and his friend
BiInho were joumeyiDg towards ;he lake last even
ing IN cab. Now, Blinko, albert he may think
quite contrnry, is anything but handsome man,
iad upon this swings the point of our story.
IL Is very seldom, Dr." said Blnko, mus;nr, 1T
Is Every dom, DR.. that the promises oil youth
aIe :raliZed.n
do YOU Think so B.inkoi'' quotii the Doctor
Most distinctly do was the response. Now,
Tor instance, Dr." continued Blinho was esteemed
ver1 INDEPENDENTLY plain-when child
"YGu was eh ~
Il Wa-,"
.W,ll, Mink y34 &C heid your o.ea remarkable
ret" retored the Dr. win than his usual
a-rerty. Bnko told the eoacbman to drive faster,
and opened not his msath again uhtii they reached
uc LAKE.. Pic.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

TuAppElfS JOY.
,IIliN TOWNSEND.
FRIEND NiiiELY.
hNFS li'NNER
j pNli.l.frs rl1NiN,
SPE NTti, KELLOGG.
IAkIl = pIHkfN,
WILLIAM hlsrllliH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03
THE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, leA
Circulate the Documents.

Circulate the Documents.
THE CLAY TRIBUNE will be sent from
the present time to the Presidential Election at
the following reduced rates:
Fo. single .........2j cents.
{" 9 copies To one address.
II s' +" '' 3.
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and any larger number at the rate Of Sl6 per
hundred, cash in advance. We will throw in
what back numbers we have 50 long as they last
We intend sending TO each subscriber, as
soon as may be, douJLe number containing
the full returas Of tie Presidential Election,
if we can possibly afford it. Our last regular
number will announce the result.
Friends Of CLAY and FReLlNoHUYsEN! if you
think The Tribune does any good to the cause,
oblige us by helping it 10 do more.
Gur
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

o., Hon. JouN NJ. CLAYros's great speech d
Wilmington, vindicating tho Protective f0ney,
.,e course OF Mr. Clay In ths COMPROMISE. als
.Sposlng the course OF hlt. ok Oh tis arm
md Mr.. Dallas on the Bank question: IS no"
ready at our counter. Pnce 81 25pef hGaaEe''
$40 per thousanc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03
g ''' ~ ''''' '' ''' Boston Nler. Jour

NJ, Pusr OrflcE.-We learn that the ncgoii-
atiors which have been pendinl between he Post
Master General and he Middle Durch church,
Nassau street, have probably been clus j, end lat
the Post Ofiife viii soon tc established there.
There was difference between he parties Of
about $1,000. which broke on the negotiation, bat
Mr Go. ne md nineteen other eminent merchants
subscribed $50 each, 30 cover up The amount m
dispute rrd secure the desired r;sult. Whether
the Gogsrlm will accept this al Ia doubtful
The Exchange Post Once will be discon'ing al,
and the ParA buldnr viii he distributing branch
Of the Nassau Office The merchants down town
will get rid of tho two cent charge on their
letters by tins arrangement. iruc sun.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

The Central Conmtioes OF the everu Counties are r'.
ply requested If the tile proposed ,her spr'oo
n make the necessary preparation, Tor bese meon aa
date'y The STATE Central Committee will charge lhes,s.
Sl;n the du OF providing the distinguished va re
speakers IA the STATE TO address epeh Of these uerins
irraneeuent at the 'peakers viii b. duly ansouaeet.
The Wig nswspapen Will pcas tbs s0nee Is ''''
possible. IAaES WI. -US.
X. u. sHREYE.vpop
SAMI. X. CT MNEfA-
J. 81 kEDNUNp
JaNES A sHEE NAN.
anil .,s,e ,.nirsI co.rEn.t.so-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

IL SOMERSET County, n. j. holds her Mass
Convention at Milestone (,hc birth place of FRE-
LlNcnursEN) on Wednesday next 7th inst. 1t
will he great rally,-Speakers, L WHITE ard
SAM A FoorE, Esq. Of this city, and Senators
MILLER and DAYTON of n Jersey. Cars will
leave Jersey City at 6, a. NJ. to take passengers
to Milestone (by canal boat from New'Brunswick)
and back to Jersey City, fo' Se5enty fec Cents
4 Yorker or two will drop over
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

r'EyrH x ARD CLAY LLuB.-rhere a g!o-
rio;,s gathering of the Clay men OF the 10Th Ward
at Croton Hall on Thursda, evening last; fall Que
thousand persons were present WM. DODGE
JoHS o. SARGENT and HARVEY A. WEED were
the speakers. The right feeling appears to be
aroused in the Old Tenth
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

rT The Wings of WlLL1,NsDUacI had a glo-
riocs rally on Thursday evening, and were ably
addressed by JAMES S. Tnmca of this city, ana;
ApN CnIsr of Brooklyn. The New York Gee
Club were also on hand. The right feeling pre-
vailed, and the People were out in great lsrcc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

Nhis YOuae
:. alcn's stats
Cenifal Con.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

70. single copy. ,........,............So Gel
9 copies To one address. So.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
VALU ABT.E: FORGE

Baltimore PalrioL and Observation-Disclosures
insert tri-wseEly I5Il daYEeFsale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
Imported Skyl0i.E

rENHlS mast capital Racer aud getter of Race
Horses vii stand this season which will end
LIST of July al my stable, 12 miles east oil Berry,
WILKES $40 the season, to DC paid or before the
I'd bt july next 500 insurance. to be paid is soon as
thfEmare Is known 20 be 10 fosl Parting with the
mare, or irreedlsr attendance II the stand forfets
lheEinsnraoee Groom Sl.io beesent ~iiA ihe
PART bred marss can come II 525 the staspn. and
$40 insurance and altogether eosrse mares 1t $40
thet season, and SIS inAui. nee IL psaby the 81 Of
July next for season, is thenare Is known
lie in ioal for insurance. otherwise there wiit
no deduction. This is 6ae grass county, aud pas
turt will be furnished II 50 eeuts per week. Good
ateDton viii be paid TO aud colts, taken
10 prevent accidents or escapes, bit ] viii not be
accountable for either ~ Mares 10 be fed on grain
mus Ii bring written directions 70 that effects il will
be furnished IS cheap asEpossible. a genaelnan
putting mares of his own will be entitled 10 orte Of
them gratis. A company patting G, aud each one pc
equitable for iii, will be entitled 60 one If them
gratis Mares must bring with them written dree-
lions upon what terms theN 20 be put Mares put
lastwear by the season and falling, may be insured
thisyear At season price; their accounts were settled
up b. july 2,lSi3.Nlares put this year by The sea-
son and failing may be insured edrto any horse
then standing my stable, at season price Of such
horse their aeeounts0r this year shall be seed up
by ID ef July next No arewiIl DC entftled 20
these priteges and advantages, unless these terms
are strictly c0nplcd With
The attention Of lie public is partcGlstly invited
10 nj game blood, remarkable siouness and espaci-
u 70 carry heavy weights endure CREST isue AVID
run Hong distances, and the promise and runnines
OF his getexrac,ed from The Sporting Jouruals, aud
other sources.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
Carnefillg.

TEyHE Subscribers Sic now making very
handsome article uf Carpeiing, bath 81
Venetian and isgrain, q which we iovhe TIE
attention Of the pubic, particularly ihose tHat
are 10 favor Of domestic manufactures W.
think they wilicquat inI hftiiiancy aPrs, a;,a
afraTe emeui, any supefiine carpet now pi4'le
hy> eastern manufacturers Many Of ths per
sons who have seen cscarpess say they 7re So
perior 10 ary they haze ever sceu made ID The
valley. Persons who wish thsir own ysra Jms de
ifsle carpet oil prx kind ean iAxe it dnge on Inc
limos, accommodating terms, and al tie sAorts 81
notice, by applying at our est abtshmea on the
| shepandoah River, one mile above he shan.
/ uo6dsie Springs JoBE q co. E
| Shannohaale Factory March %