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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

81 We have devotcda considerable portion of
this mornings paper 10 the very Interesting ac-
count of the Dinner 10 MIR Jones
We shall rccommencc in our next paper The
numerous rcnurcialions OF Whggcrv. which
throns the papers.-Se,lle the new books :hcn
Mr.. Webster pleases. ami he will lind tie balance
running woiuiy agains, the CooaS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26
(Erom CoYycspoademofhe Charleston lhrcury)

(FTom CoTycspon0eWo Of he C1arles'on lIrcNrN)
"HoT SPRINGS, Va, July l3.
"Manv of the discerning and influential men
OF the Wing party, however, without hesitation,
say, that their cause in this State, ii no, desperate,
is extremely doubtful. Mr.. Rires 7cM not be re-
turned 10 he Senate nnlcss he takes tie aump as
thorough, going Mig. Stuart, young man, and
one Of the members of the House of Represcn-
tatives of the United States will, it is thought
be the favoritc candidate of the party" (Mr. R.
may take the stump but he will be stnmpcd at
last)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST

G. GREGORY X CO., M.s.cEr,, RrcmNo-0,
-. FiS.tSIA, ore, On .hain, II door 6eiop
..Gin end lith streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

The Federalisis have drawn the line between
Mcssrs. Polk aud Clay-aEd we agree 10 the is
sue. Mr.. Clay has jus, declared (29th Junc) in
his letter 10 The committee of Wcsimoreland co,ln-
~, Pa, that he is utterly opposed TO the repeal
OF The Tariff of 1872" Mr. Polk, on the other
hand, is for a decided modification Of It's many
and obnoxious provisions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

The Savannah Republican (rabid Coon) is
again guilty OF the most unblushns misreprc-
scntation. Mr.. Senator Shinn never was our "pct'
and, so far from our being intimate with him,
we always Shurned all intercourse with him.
We understand that he complained OF onr cold
ness and distance towards him last winter. Il
has always been the case.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

Mr.. James G. Birney (thc Abolition caniidate)
has published Card in the Dcroi. Free Press OF
the 10Th instant, in which he declares, that Mr..
Plat, Wing had publicly exhorcd the Adolf
tionis's ITO vote with the Wings at the next Elec-
ton, on the ground that the Wing parry cherished
the Anti-slavery principles and would secure the
objects for the attainment of which the liberal
party is now striving" There appearto be SINH
lar ovcr;urcs i'll Ohio and n. York DIoie anon !,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

The cases of Messrs. d. Webster and VIM c.
Rivcs arc remarkable phenomena of how little
avail superior Talents 10 produce high morol efcct
Mr.. w. has 50 frequently shifted his political po-
silion, and apparently from motives which reflect
little credit upon his character, that comparatively
few people seem TO care trherc he is goiag qscrt.-
Mr.. r. is perhaps the most talented man, in the
Clay party, IN Frgiia-and yet he has PLAYED
so extraordinary par, that he possesses veryli,-
tie share ofiher confidence, nor one tenth of the
moral force which belongs 10 Wings ofonly one
tenth OF histalents These two politicians are not
the examples TO initiate, but they are beacons TO
warn the rising and adventurous spirits OF our
country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

in Paris a large number of persons make 4
living ~ gathering old RAGS (cnGons) and selling
them Hence The name
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

The Wing Is caught in its own tolls II as
sers that the ''oataority" by which we proved that
Ezekiel Polk, the grandfather of James X Polk,
was not Tory in the Revolution. is spurious
and forged" We acrcr asserted, The; The name
Of Ezekiel Folk was signed TO the Meckenburg
Declaration of Independence. To hrs Tie Ra-
leigh Register aludes, when he pronounccs any
such declaration 10 be ''io"yerv;' and, 10 sustain
this opinion, the Raleigh Register, the Wings
o~a witness refers 10 the qualification made by
our State Legislature in 1881 on tic subject
of the Mccklenburs Declaration" Now, it
was from ms very publication" thus GER
tilted by the Raleigh Register, that we quo
ted certificate of Captain Jack, the bearer of
the Mecklenburg Declaration 10 Congress, 10
show, that Ezekiel Polk was one of those who
took the lead in the movement for Declaration of
independence" The Wing will surely no, discre-
dit its own witness, and will now have 10 yield the
argument. We contend that this is "a clincher."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

nominees IS vastly greater aeR ihan
.aeu. II Fac, u,a, women, aud child
zen, whether residents OF travellers,
appear 10 be enthusiastic ~ the Nh 4
ca1se--and many strong partisan. bat
cleur- sighted and Candid peo'ea =
have told IS. without any qua h-sten
.aat they had 10 DUB, II Gays eIee-
Hau. Inc OILY fear ~ need enlerUu
IS the creeping apathy, induced BY
lhu couvlclon thai We shall nave lutte
OF ne opposition --ahe opposition vi re
uale enough, that's clear, bit 4 be
ya'ers 81 our party STAY from The paIs
II vii be strong enough 10 Is yer1
weakness 10 cover Us with defeat. Nv
cry voter should MAKE j an Imperative
daty 10 dspa-fe his vie agreea1y With
his po 4tea Hu.b-taI II lHe Wings do
thl- at Tie approaching election all viii
be wei lar many years 10 come.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

OMlNOlS The Loco Fsco leader. 10 these
d.reiu. hal a meeting oo Friday evening a.l. -
Great pam. ma.t hl,e te,n taken by rlem g.. mike
tbe meeting as large possible b, Nay 81 ebeeuae
The dr,apas .fuls If .Ie.r follower, u lbl. cay -
Among taa,e Ato came ir.n a distance IA, Mr.
Montgomery. nom WASH. sf4n. p. WHO wa. me
drsi 20 ad5fcs. lac needing. II afpears lha Col
Thompson %. knew fh,.f man. anI as The loco
6c.s cannot sa.llin tbcf uenJe.cnpl measures by
facts ot arguments. hey lave adopted system OF
alsehoad aad eaiamaf OF WH4e men and measures,
aud % must De admitted they showed some tact IA
selecting M. Alt Montgomery, a. suitable person
10 carry OUT Their political ,seuc.--lot a more aba.
i've. yolg.t anI III e1neocled ogmafole We re.tl
heafl before
Vel th' genfeman-we beg pafj,n-haylns
exhausted hts whole yscaba aty of coarse epah.n
upon lae heads o. lie devoted Wings AMI then
candidate Henry Cay lie commenced telling o.
The gfeaI change. gong on IN Pennsy wanna IA Ia
'or of jimmy PUN, and daally that The sion,
STATE would give an overwhelming majority lo
Pix aad Dallas. Ju.l he pronounced TN. result
The lamp Immediately over In. head IN The loeo -.
arch. rspfe'entug Pennsylvania. wenr out pom
blank as dead as herring. giving as a. were fla
contradiction 60 HE assertion Of The speaker No
Was his The only omtuaus So of tie evening 49,
We are informed. that The amp. one after suoihs
"ent out. uauI the only ones aal showed as..m-
mef. "efe those representing south C4r3.aa and
Ne" HAMPSHIRE. 'he States ia The Ua,5a Aksh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29
TIE CONSEQUENCES OF ANNEXA-
TlON.

The correspondence beIweeu Mr..
Green.ou Charge at Mexico " the MeN-
lean Minister Boeaocgra, published "a
Ire MajIsouian of Saturday, shows lhat
that Government has abafei nothing
from the position it assumed 10 August
iast IN reference 10 annexation. Mr.
Boeauegra explicitly declares tbat War
vii be- The con sequence. as evrY man Of
common scuse must have loreseea. The
aili al lies thai have been propagtted
10 The efrec, that Mexico would be- CAD
To be rd OF Texas, and would relaIce
al annexation, have mel With dAt re
aaaaa Bat suppose II had been
d. hefw se Suppose We had been abb.
b, ia. OF mere bullying, 10 Irshfeu
Mexico INTO acggeI sccnce. Could any
tb.ng have been more dt~graee'9.2 any
hIag more ,atamoas2 Inc Executive
Of ms aatau. b4t FOR The n.erveu tan
of tbe cai.e. would have brought DIS.
erace 8paa 4. as he ha brought ma
alv aa.u h4a>eI H. has planned and
#..##d an az III Naaom0 piracy
criminal AID m.rs base. 6eeal. coward E
'e,6ta any deed a. ,a.a.ay P.apc.nel
rs ou#aws anau tbe seas -Iee4> 0HIed .
nave been expp'.i aaaI lae gaGo1s
He would have made war 4paaa Ir.eu#.1 .
oelghhor 'or Tao sake o. k038IN.i Il .
he with his uuproclfIei and gIty
a ivIscrs. Calhoun. NcD fire. auI Va
ktr, wou.d htse been re -pon,iae IN The
ewes Of enlightened poslcrly. TOR every
drop OF blood shej IN such a war.
The (o loving IS aneN.ract Mr. b.
reply Ia Mr.. Green.
Final y, the Charge d AiIaires as
s1rcs Mexico that the Government Is
ANXIOUS for The afrangem nj of ali ques
tons which can result from this treaty,
including that Of boundaries, taking 1t
for gran 81 Ina, The treaiy Is complete
The uuder> gneJ b express orders
from the Presiden, u tho Republic %
say, and TO state IN the mos alstlrel aud
express manner, that Mexico has Meth
er renounced, nor ought 10 renouuce.
and consequently does not renounce. nor
ia any manner ecde IN ioiaI or 10
part, lis rights thai is firm and constant
resolution has keen, and is, 10 sustain
he integ ity aud dignt, al he alton
hat tins time, 50 opportane for the re
production Of rs probes 5. he would of
er them anew. one bN one bat remark
NJ especially on the one under date OF
he 25th Angus. 1873; III these
words. That the Government Of Mex.
go VII cons Ter The annexation Of Tex
Is 10 The territory Il Iule8 State.
As declaration Of war against The Mex
en- Republic - Wing Standard.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

The Frs diner can Railroaf The
nfsI railroad constructed in the United
states vas the Quincy railroad, nearly
4 ree miles N length, ani leading IRON
The wharf atthe month or the Noponse set
river 10 the Bunker I'LL Quarry. It
va, built in 1896.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29
MR.. RUST AND col. VFpp

We understand that PABLO \. Rus,
Esq. viii not claim the $500 damages
assessed By a Ilry, IN The case of Rs
IS Webb, for libel Mr.. Rlstls san,
he'd with the justice dome to hi, char
acter by The verdict. anI honor.5Jy
declines receiving IKE money.
Irus Su4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

II pee. lem 81. be ms fhem aI' II pn a'le
w.. fsr he ,. hfmseli p-aeHa.e lie books no pa
uaalafs anal riHsiisfs Oil propositions II O general
u4.ute as mere ahsrr1cHsu with which e wee man
"a % ue, fn1 much c,nerrn himself pfacable o.
i4raH Judges of all actions h4 he event L they
are sarces,ial. be - ~ iasaf Il thrm. d mol,
lIe sI.ui. precisely Tho pf'fry that patsueB D.
TIE lsl an fepub..,s. and VefRhs every p1erfpIe %
IN re- and patriotism HY lhs desrss IA which p
,,lII a,naYee n a.rrHaln gwen pstssse s,t ID 5.
o. be- raIacI Tm- j., rRarrIetI rsLiuc.sS.-
K#I14. Re- u.n Hafs al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

Folks PATRIOTISM The EIio, Of the
J"ne',oroush Efeun) Wing says the Locus must
moi tsik Of Mr. Polks services on the field af hai.
lie OF he "iIi point them 10 the day m winch the
raiiam Colunei fed from RuhetforI county to Maury
"hen Young man. 10 auotd beng DATED and call
s' o." INTO "e 'erriee Of h,' country Gssefnnr
Jones eaatgcd lhs agains, Mr. pix and he d,I no,
deny H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

An Evil The New IN Aur,ta ..g.--.o,.
OF HE great evil ersnag n lhs clly. eau..,s ~
entrance INTO Il 10 be dreaded BY STANCE. -
4ua'uied WIN ti- Various rap. eel 10 e,t,6 m.
' ne employment 81 keeper. Of hit,r.,g,r, ,.s.
NOUS touse' u cab men auI hack dft,e,. 3D.
Up victims and carry them 10 The deb,,1 No..
''a''''' "befe ihey are piuu5eted Ut tI,eI, al >,
's''as iof ihelf services eHheta tesa.st.,.,,....
''.'.' '' '.'afs Of Tie pf5a, Tie et..,eae. -.
..''' .'.e" has "ar been tn9,,u. bal n. -.
-. 'lt''S 10 Ha'e .seH Adopted &. 5fssl n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

CARRY ARMS'-AH wonaen no matter how
hm'd hey may be-, cary aims and Win, D. more
hey are courageous enough 10 lse uom WAL
would become Of Us c,ta-Sg. ana what Wound be-
e'me oil The ngahi-sy II lhsy dun That. ~,
taiHs Last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

MAkhltD-AI New Albany /. on the 2l,l
laf OF Aoeu''-A d 1913, by Jn.,lce Samuel G
"'>,h' J'Hts l3wNsfSD E-q. OF ST L,us No
=, =, M''' ADELAIDE g cARS.. daughter Of Peter a.
Cams. Of BllHmote Nd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

DlED-on The l7lh ms al The rcsiIence Of Mr
{ Tar, Well'bufgh "a. WILLIAM H. infant .an oi
William and Eiiza Fleming. Of thus eity. sgei Sc.
,euleen m1uihs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

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AVa.5ln.f..,. fa,.5rz.. aI.ee at winch T
M, I."s.f..g.'f,rs arrs vas Wheeling.
N,r#..a., learned f4afH hunter OF
W., mas. .5...,#....# hal Been held there
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he ...rv.a,I.t. a.aIbefs Of CONGRESS
reasoned Ia4f .4Iy#aa fheIr way home
f..4.#,v#ar.f,,a. Senators CH-rfNar>
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BH5,.# rs1.s alone. AMI Inc VINO can
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s.t.l.s9 adhered 5a.a9s ,bc Court house
AMI listened 10. t.... .e..5Ieat speeches OF
The rb14e manned sea. .aHan. alter which
the nt.s5Ia escorted them To- the
esmb.5 as.5.r.. 10 receive Them. aid
f,erot,ay ,,e-e as4n addressed b.
an At, An II tennessee. THs
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

SENSIBLE ADFlCE--'lf yea ever marry. sid
a Roman Gpnsul 10 his SIN. let Al he d woman VII
has Judgment euaurh Do supcuuiend The geuIug pl
meal If sictan.s, ta4fe enough IL ifrss herself
ffae enough 10 " sh her face aclnfe breakfast; an
-e..e enough 10 hold her tongue when she b.,
nothing lH s4t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

BLAcNSHruS PRAYER Nh, The CO.,
Ruof OF th. Univrtse. VIM ,,ens with ahhHfcnc,
all KIND, oi SAFE well Church n gniJ, III,
Wing party 90 Al as 40 10. fa advance the tue
luierrs. o he country and J,scar al issis frsm
fo'k-t"n 10 Ahoiupn.I'a thai mas result to TIE ~
1ap OF ouf peap - and M, he uihalI such pm
81 5e. OF mera.fi, auI pro-. eI,a1 a, viii d tho
Ppf man III all umc 10 e,mr anI The .euu sat.
~ lie sau Of a ziElief IF The Revelation 4 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

The Nashville ra,an call. Mr. Pix The friend Of
he rof The Lout.vIlle journal ihiuk. HAT he
manifested q very extraordinary regard laf the raaf
"heu he faied repeatedly against giving farming
10 the fo1f soidists OF HE Revolution. and WHEN
he voted AID .iake sgaftsi giving q sirk Of ws5d
10 the f.saf women aud children # GcuiR.ioN d
who were literally freezing 10 death P,as5ugL
Gazette
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29
LOUISIANA ELECTION MAYS HOW Ri
tIINIu ~ GEORGIA


TT8"T =" Tut y y =
it-.tssme crr1l pleasure - assure 1ap that lHa
= .H.r.#t afgsHH.s orr teHefk 30 from fhe iHe-
tIsr =#t STA Or pfHu.at HaHH#laHr ~ Com
gees. Fbas Ba oh #eis asUscIa engaged IL iht
rausass#auI ha.e etuaH q. fra4m haHf mfIt its b.
ia1astd uua5 a. csfiufa. TIE u-.,s ~ 1br EteftHn
ia Louisiana ofefairs like dor of jaap na ~,
rs.t Loo. 81 haee dissi taf.faea4 and ehseua ar.
pfiahc m he sriren.e D. pns pImrsi uHivtfsaI-
Ia conceded bq he Wax. ia Ia, elecuoa Ion =
ana wsuld e. agaiu.i hen. and The Lacos bps-i u
thd iieY would open be cam a#gu b, fbe eorqu 3.
OF thai STATE Ala. Ih.sls Hu' "a siiRhi lnfc.a le %
Tire Tremendous defc.t that assaults ihcn when thc
htusc t oi Harry Of he Wei il Hnured and aaae
- jae bfessr a ihe Pf.sacafaf H. r.ian II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-29

The NeN Orleans reny1no OF the l6h ia.l,
say duel ii'h place an The ldI 4.taat. a. ne
leafa. al Grand Gut Ms... between Two g,aiIc.
men Sioi guns loaded each >lib lhte- buck ia t-.
"efe Tia ~ pms usci 4 ihr if.t lie bda par
TIE. we're severly. II nat dangerously wounded
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

NAvAL-The u. S. ship Constitution, Captain
John Percival, dropped down on Thursday after
noon from the Norfolk Navy Yard to the anchor
age off the Naval Hospital. She is ordered to
New-York, for the purpose of receiving the bal
ance of her crew.
An U. S. shipoi.war was seen going into Glib
raltar 9th ult.
The U. S. ship John Adams was a, Buenos
Ayres Feb. II.
The u s. ships Columbus and Congress were
at Rio 29lh February. Officers and crew all well.
The Boston sailed from Rio 22d February, for
Montevideo.
II welcarn blythe Bangor Courier that vessel
living at Frankfort, Me. was recently broken open,
and goods stolen to the amount Of about $50, 900.
A Mula,to named Henry Morrill,, on whom as?cw
of the stolen goods were found, has been arrested
as the supposed rogue.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
Passengers Arrived.

IN The Packet Sip Sheridan De Psystsr from Lrsrpeo,
Mr. II. Wiliel, Sir Samuel shaw Mr. James Brodie.
s Shy nson Bqrans s!. rpH% Hng s Knes
Messrs Chisholm a:d Brown; Masters J: nnd f. Bancroft
In The Ship LerdRt JfhneS from Ne'o OTedHS-Air i.
Wnterman-G Stcerugc.. ~,
splendid Croeker. from -leao Oreans-Aliss NJ
In tie schooner Red Jacket from Cientrgos, C"Da-M j.
De Wolfe. VI, NJ; NJ.
Mr.. Nlhnk child and nurse, MIR. T. Holt; o.
In srhr Harriet from .fatdn,asClnrles A Bni, A Ca
han Francis Gnge of New York
In tbr Jrie iidrgarst from Haiitdr-Mr. P. Parker.
In The 5rig Florida from .9paichicold-AI d Sivie III
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
Yearly READY
THE HIGHLANDS OF ETHIOPIA,
As DESCRIBED

; DESCRIBED.
Durng residence Of Eighteen months othe Bri'sh Embassy
the Christian Kingdom of Shon.
ny M.JoE ". 6. HARRIS
With Leautliul EnCrayngs. This the uio remarkable
work othe present age disclosing to the world Country h
ero entirely unknown nod revealing the existence OF CHRIS
r1,y NATION in the OF Abyssna nearly ftteen cent
r, ld The style Of the narrative spirited and captivating
and the wild adventures narrated by the author are indeed OF
the most thrilling kind This WORK opens periet' afy a
and will be hn!ed delight by thousand. who long Tor
something new and fresh the fields of Literature and Dscov
cry.
We say again ii IS a wonderful Book. end seems 10 transport
the reader INTO the heart of Abysna-werc he ut once takes
oor, in the strange adventures md relations which vvidy
depicted on every page SO highly has this work been estma
ted by the world renowned Christopher Noh the Editor OF!
BIsckwoods Magazine that abe rev ew in the March
number he says he regards it RiVALLlNG IN INTER-
rS.r AND IMPORTANCE ANY BOOK OF TR RAVELS
OF THIS CENTURY
1t will be issued four numbers nt . cents each-ihe ir
number embellshel with sp!enddly colored
PORTRAIT OF SAHELA LELASSlE,
King of Shoa Autographed by EnGicot twill be rea dy
in Two or three days Orders should be immediate
.n15 J. WINCHESTER. Publisher.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

Markets-C Carefully Reported fer The Tribune
SATURDAY. Apn l3.
kSEES--The market very firm for Pot. at 81 So but
.hee net much doing Sales 20 bbs bills at that
Pesrs arc dull S. The stock the Warehouse has min
ed since Saturday last s barrels Of which 2l5 were Pots
and l8 Pearls.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
* For llaripe Infeiiiccaee see last page.



Arrived.
pacSe, Ship Sherdar Depeyser I'm Liverpool March IA.
with ndz % X Collins Sailed in company with SHIPS Fran,
% r Roo would sail On the 18th; saw several vessels bound
E f@ M G Banks 5 &0Es s sea. %fe eeS ana a%
Wm penha was ,S",hed % overheard r. from % 1 the
9s. a GnaSTs SsTns & ra .S S s. ap = j T% ION g. fS
Emea OF New Bedford. hound TO fqfic Ocean @ , Apnl H.
for ST Andrews The steamer IIibenm arrived on the after
proTilics. S ra's &c .','c to Post ( Ai Philips @ ,'D''
Sp Aascn Barkmun, ds FIN Charleston with cotton and
'ES Ship ieyan wh!c % qs I'm Norean with cotton and
prsE.iCgs s sD5 to e IlnEnH DIS I'm Mobile with cotton to
Wm Whoek Sailed IN @ cGT2apy % w ships biSsI gssa @ Of
RG nt e amo @ pc arac for bark VIM and
ne for Plsdepha; k inst. LAT :, 10 Ion IS "a spoke ship
BrS George. Hull ds fin Charleston with cotton and rice
Big Ellsworth Homer 5 d, FIN Rio De JaneO with 300 bags
and s CEDAR I" fhi h INST of Cape Florida spoke
H & GhESp fin Morgan, for Lye1H9S n fin New
Orleans with cotton and provisions to master
Grig Porto Rico Cray 3 ds im Cenfuesos Cuba. with ls
=, .;i.- Lockwood l3 ds I'm 5, Crox with sugar, sc.
to ~ SeI ,r De sss tGIes PM, ds I'm Halifax Ms with
salmon end masSs. + J. lnqsli 4 m i,.snzss with onures
Sc scni n i'iIIel Baen .n co. % Te,se e ao
Schr Bmndywne Grant, 3 d TN Belfast Me- VIII pO''0e'
Schr Ellen Frazer dis I'm Boston with potatoes to mase
flour and tobacco to y |. ,IcCleady & Co.
Schr Only Daughter. McDutfe ds m iubec with plaster
and fish 10 Smith & Boyntnn.
Columbian scr Independence q ds I'm Maracaibo with coi
Schf Red jacket Jarvis % ds I'm Cienisgas, Cuba. with
40 hhis noIasses Raymond De ZaIdo Lett 5'ss Gen!s
TInds1on do u March OfCnpe Antonio. spoke BI schr ;;
Na,v Tor Halifax 3Is, In, q 81 long 19 q. bng niania IL
Dis I'm Cieniuefos for 81 Johns, NB
Schr Grant II ds FIN Sagua La Grande Cuba, will q hlds
sugar IS do Noa.ses Rowland s. Aspenwa 5;h inst a;
" IS innr 7a smoke ship Lac0aa ds I'm NOrl for Llvpl;
tb la, S long 5 bng Burinak Largent, FIN Norfolk for
Martinique lett brig and sch for NYork soon names not re-
collected
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

Ships Star Republic for Galveston Adler nr Btemen bark
Elliot, Cieniegos; hHgs Judson DemsIara sbakspenre Bins
nah: iOnoeon Apsachicogi aDd oihers Wind light at
E-Weaiher. haZy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

Yesterday 4 st IN the lt yenr OF hs age, Mr. DAVID
REyNoLps IN Old resident.
Hrs friends and acquaniances ue respectfully requested TO nj
tend his ieru from the house OF his son. No y Bayad street
this afternoon nj AZ O'Clock. ,, .
4, Harlem Sunday hpAriSE ELIZA. yonnseS child OF
nncs Vnn < and Elzh oeers aged months and y dnyS
Friends and relations nre respectfully invited attend Inc
inern ,h Monday afternoon, n 3oc!ock, T. NJ at Eth
street and 81 avenue.
AZ bis residence IN Newton New Jersey. on Saturday morn
pr 18Th inst jon : IIALsrEp, Esq. Counsellor at Law IN
II rnth nv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
Ry This Mornings Mail.
= -. southern Mail beyond Philadelphia'
THIS DAY.

COURT CALENDAR. TINS DAY 70 ga ca
,n,op CouRr.-Nos. l, ~, 81, %, o' oo'
"a IS 65, Ie. 81, 40, al. N II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
LAFAYETTE BANK. Cincinnati. April G. 1874
" At n Meeting of the tockholders OF s tnls
MARRIED..
DIED.

on the 10th inst by the Rev, Fred. Cornell Mr. JAMES Az
nprs son Of the late Samuel Andrews Eq 10 Miss HESTER
ASS daughter ofEenry b. Bolster. ESQ. all ihs city