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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
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VIRGINIA, TO wit:


Al Rules botden 10 the Clerks Office ofthe Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
'.Ferscn County, the first Monday in August,
I,|||. q Ransom. PLAINTIFF,
.4G.aIA1ST
|''.|111 Williams, .4dm'r of.Ann Hem
|5s Decd, Richard Da6reid, .Admr
u DeLilah SmailicoOd, deed, William
Grope, JOHN T. Cookus, and Samuel
SmallUood, DEFfTs,
IN CHANCERY.
rENHE defendant, Sam'l Smallwood, NOT having
entered his sppesrance,i and given security
according 10 the Act Of Assembly and the rules
Of This court; and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabitant of this
county: II is ordered, That the said defendant
DO appear here on the LIST day of the next Term.
and answer the bill and amended petition of the
plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forth.
With inserted y some newspaper published in
Chsrlestown, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of The Courthouse in
the said town Of Charlestown.
A Copy--Teste,
r. THROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

GTR0NG Cider VINEGAR, for Picking, for
- sale by ~ MILLER
Aug 21
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

eating Damp "A fellow who was float
ing down the Mississippi on mattrass.
half under water. haiisd steamboat that
was passing with. Halo Captain. goi as y
room in that shell O. yourn ssSssIVe got the
fever aud agus just enough tssshske my.
toe nails off. I've been eutsS here these
three days and The doctor told. me it might
eadangermy healihif got damp, I am
not alarmed myself. but mpsi1ioIlow that
doctors order or my wife williraise a ire
nendous fuss when ! land 7 This argu.
nen prevsilcd with the humane captain,
and be was taken on board 10 dry.t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
/. Notice 10 PASSENGERS.

nm and sflsr tie MONDAY lhe 10Th, the gates
~ ofEfare % tie Nl0chesler and Potomac
Railroad VIII b ia faiiows. Viz:
From Miaehes,sx 10 tIsspsrs-Ferry. " 90
F.s M wias h ! ll.li 10
Do 10 ID and return / IS
From Winehesier to Cksrlfstown i 60
Do is ID and return i %.
From WinshesteF ID Csmeron's SI1
.Fom winehessevt3 Tt.osupson's 751
VI do d6 anil retnrA 80
From NineAssles ID N'ssisssille cr On. o. 81
10 dp da said return ~
From Winelac steF d Stspl.enson's e59
Do Do dbl and reiutr 2S
From Halltouato har,sers Ferry ST1
ID DO i'll and reluru 50
From chsrle.,ovnko IiarI.ers-resqy 81
Do do dq and return 50
From Cameron's hi Hafbers- Ferry Oh
Do DO III andrehni A2s
From rhoniso,,'s 10 Harters- Ferry ~
Do a. 10 AID return "
From Wadessiiis of o. Bsldgeto II. Ferry N l'Y,
De do al sad return =
From slephenssti'sE;O Ii.Ipsrs-Fery
DO Il DO do an,lretura ~
a Passenger Train viii pass over tie W.
every day.
Passengers viii be taken up or set tswn Of
GHy point on the. Inc Of tie road
The reduced charge HI going aud -statpiog,
WILDE extended, i,iils when sieke,ssre tsken
and passengers who take such tssets VII oe 4
sslowedthe priy ilfge of one intervening cay.
Perso9s who DIP not take acseis, Will be
charged six cenly per nile, All whatever DIS
iinee they msy Jfavel Oh 1,bs ssoad TheSsame
rate will BE- CHARGED est,.sen any two depols On
The line Of the roas
Il, By order, Sc
IN I Gr0 rIPIST .4sent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
The ladies

/ A RE respectfully invited TO give me , call
"a ndexamioe my stock OF JEWELRY and
Fancy Articles in lheir way.
I have just received sone
Fine Gold Pencils. II
Rings. and Breast Pins,
Hair Pins, Sleeve Pins, sc.
4 July Is. II S FoRNFY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Dressing Goose In case for steal
ing goose. the counsellor for the prison
er examining an irascible old lady. thus
began
Now. Mrs. Virgins. remember The
oath you have taken and lie sacred obli-
galions. Upon The virtue Of The oath.
madam. fchafge you 70 suswerme With
out equivocstion. whether the bird. 81.
legged 10 have teen stolen b. my client,
was goose or ganeef.'
! why. sir. il Is guile impossible for m
70 say: the goose was cooked-so Il
would be Is hard fcr me TO snswer that.
s. 10 know whether you, dressed as you
are, are al old man Or AN old woman,
AHr.-A Georgia fourth OF July Toast
wss: John Tyler-The first Presidential
hss been uiihou. party end without Pria-
eYs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

PULLED s. PLAID LiNSEYS.
III HAVE jus, received lo, ef prime heavy
Fulled and Plaid Lnseys. Flannels and
Tweed Csssimeres Any quantity Of Wool.
washed or unwsshed, will be taken 10 exchange
for goods al fair prices
i Aug. % rs. Fl. ALLENoNG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

n FULEED & PLAID LlNSEYS.
Y1UST received. a large supply of Pulled and
y Plaid Linseys, Home-thsde Flanneis, (which
will be sold very low. or exchanged forsNool
at factory prices. Farmers can now supply
themselves On very favorable terms.
Aug o. u MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Be cautious to-ask for the original Doctor
Swasue' compouAd Syrup of wild'Cherry As
all other prep4lalions from this valuahie ttee
are fictitious and counterfeit. Prepared only by
Df. Swayne, whose ofIte has been removed 10
W corner OH Eighth and Race streets, Phila.
delphia. s
95-Just received and for sale at my Drug
Stare, 10 shepHerdstown, largo supply OF The
genuine Comp9un4 ssrup RI wild Cherry
hENRY8s F0RNEY. .4gsnt
Sbenbards,oIyn 4apa On o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
COnsuialipIiosa, Consumption


E1r. #$t
Swasne's l. ~
Comr6uad Sy-
rSp Of Maid Cher
ry,Ifor Coughs, Colds,
CocE unptldn Difficulty 4
Of Breathing Psin aud sure.
:. ness Of the Breast, Asltmas
Whouplhg cugh,e Bronchitis ss3f
in Short, 3sl: diseases that Indicate
or won be likeiy tolead tocousunp-
ton; those who have usel this IN e9it lie
need mol be told II is vittues;a as sstcfar
mily medicine Fone has equailed il. Very Plea
SAINT in its taste( ard from It's Strengthening pro
perties il is very much soug BIT afler bs these /
whose nervous ~ stem has been impaired,
tickli6g OF ralsng in tie throat, &c, \
10 strengthen and clear the vpice and
throat Public speskers have
foundit apadmirable rene
dy WHEN Calone has Hin
been too freely used, this tst
mdairide viii prevent
iEs evil ELECTS and
repair the Bill
larYItunc-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
Wanted.
Great Western Cook Stove.

~ OR Barrels prime Cider Vinegar
e. AUG L TIC SIGAF0QSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Scenein a School Room.-"Wha. stu.
dies do yoI intend 10 pursue 7" said an
srudite pedssOgue. one day. as Johnny
Raw entered his school Ioom.
',"Why. ! shall study 10 read, | suppose
would ,"
"Yes, But you will rot want to rad all
the time; ate you well acquainted with
6gufes2 I"
ITS pity air't, when cyphsred
clean through adoption"
Adoption! what rule is that"
"Why, IFS the double rule Of two
you know thai twice two is four and &C
cording 10 adoption, ftpice four is tro."
"Youply take your seat, sir, said the
master.
"You may take yourn too" said the
pupil. "fcr it'sa poor rule tha: wcn't work
both ways
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
MARRIAGE or JOHN ROSS.
=. HARrvglLg HorrL.


PmLAprLPHrl. TUESDAY. SsPrEMBER }.
70 iAe Ediisr efas .Ntc YOrk Tiibuns
Another grand wedding party has come
of 81 this delightful house. 80 celebrated
for sfsiss. Of this nature. It'll
Jean Ross. The celebrated Cherokee
chief was married 10 the Presidents par
Tor Of this hotel last night 10 Miss Mary
,. STAPtER. Of Wilmington. Delaware.
He is about IS. and she Us only Is years
Of age; SHE is a very beaUtiful girl and
highly accomplished. and belongs to the
Society Of Friends. or did. Her father
was formerly highly respectable Quaker
merchant OF this city.
She was give n away by her brother. and
attended by her sister and niece Of John
Ross as bridesmaids. He had collected
several OF bis daughters and NJ pbe WIS from
boarding schools, sc. 10 New Jersey. 10
be present at the wedding. and, after the
Ceremony. family party Of twenty Of the
Ross's tall haIf-breed Indians) sat down
70 most sdmptuoos banquet. for the pre-
paraiion Of which be had given Harlwsll
. carte blanche, aud a most elegant affair
il was. Ross is considered to be worth
bali million Of dollars. He purposes so.
1ournipg with his beautiful bride at this ex-
celleut hotel for a short time; after which
he goes straight 10 bis wild hone 10 the
Southwestern prairies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
CONFECTIONERY

Al FRESH supply OF Confectionery Jest re-
zsk ceised. embracing Candies and Nuts Of
all kinds and varieties, Al The Drug S,ofe Of
/ H FoRNEY.
shspherdsio~p. July rs.
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BOOTS g aHEgMa /.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Aug |. ls.s-sn. II = ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

Southern at 10 cents weight, delivered. New Northern We
iuole cys and t;e Offering small lot old and new
mixed Northern offered We notice sale of 5000 BUSH
es SocreIn cts, weight 10 De delivered u MIch next
aye nominal al 62 g. cents, with itte offering.
Oats Noniern held at IS For 5000 bushels
Canal IL store, refused small sales al retail At 3
Southern 81 Noeaing dong in BsIeT Backeyed
Peas SIT per bag, with small sales.
WHlsKY-Theie |, not much doing in Drudge. The
asking pTice % c:s Only few bt here, and held .
sEEDS-Clove is quiet and held above II for good
new Thee considerable enquiry fox Tmohy Tor the
East AID farther sass have been made and
100 bis AZ sl3 si the latter for good Fansees active
aud We notice sales 80 tcs rough IS and 59 bbs
Clover has advanced in the rough, and 900 sold Sl.
HDES.-We notice sales OF SIS Merscaibo al abou;
time.
TALLOW.The market continues dull and sales ofiO ,cs
Western have bean made az &c. cash.
oROFlSlONS-Ihe tendency of the maketis still down
ward About l5a bbs Pork sold 25 and 10 25 aud
IS was refused o- 1909 bbls Mess Old Mess old
Prime IS wh small sales Beef quote 81 Is and S6
p Tor Country Prime and Mess with some sales shade
othese City Prime 373 Mess 81: Sales of 30
Eeeifor England made terms made public Small
sales OF new Lard ~ 6! cets. City is held at K s. zoe
kes Ohio sold on private Butter from 81 Il
with very large stock. The demand pretty good
300 kegs G!sase sold at 6. cts Cheese is 1: 81: with sales
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
Markets. ;. Carefully reported for The Tribune.

ASHES-Ihs market is sui quiet and nominal al
s2 and l2 Tor Pots and Pearls small lc OF Pearls 20
bbs, sold at c6;.
COTTON-The market has broken away somewhat TO-
DAY. aud bags reported at IN some cases c.
bat generally sc per b decline on the prces OF last week
Some considerable purchases made for France but
mostly the sales aye supposed have been specu!aon-
Money not being quite psat may have tended to produce
thu, decline, by iorcius weak holders TO se!i.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-We notice rather more activity
to-day ADD theie could have beea some considerable
sales OF Geesee We believe The market IS hEn al 10 ieF
any Western Afe hundred bbls Ohio SOLD at that rate
There some deInaud Tor England, but al rates SHADE be-
low the isitAet Tie o-ru the West has quantity en-
S,Ssd a; IS 81 freight Sae.-2Ol bbi> prime round ONO
ai9at at G Fsncyis -d S5a3 t2i, scratched " tst1i
IN good demand at so; fine nildiing 2i; md
dllnc 80 62.; ship stuf Southern Scratched
l 2o, with sales. There much demand for Southern
descriptions Georgetown and BIandyw are held at 81,
So Richmond Country sold, bbis att IS Richmond
Cyis held ats 5 Rye Flour scarce at $50 For
Meal there not much demand &c: for jersey and
BrAndywine. Buckmhea selling al 50 Is for common
and s. for fancy bags 81 2 half barrels 50 25 Shorts
nominally II 2 cts Ship Sstis ii Bag Meal IS
dull al 81 ii2 cts, with inferior s7i cents
GRAlN.-We hear of nothing farther doing In Wheat
excepting 700 bushels Illinois, day SINCE at lOl cs
Corn demand, and plenty. Sales-a20o bushels
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
THE NEW WORLD

This popular aud talented Literary journal sutans
higher reputation for ability thar any other periodical in
America No ady gentleman Of taee fail TO &c In
stfuct-d and delighted with his Klns of the WersIies
CONTENTS FOR JAN. %
SoAnets By Park Benjamin: The Mothers Reward By
Miss S c. Edcartor.
Joe Cowel Thirty Years among the Players with E1-
tracts.
Jean Jacques RouseauAn able and interesting article
8. Music IN Onr Common Schools-An able editorial.
5. Repudation-W,h Statistical Tables worth the a,ten.
ton of all Americans.
6 Hemando Cortes-A continuation OF Mr. Deming's able
Review and History OF the great Mexican Conquest
!. Pulpit Sketch-s-Rev DR.. NIcElroy
8. Letter from Chief Justice storyPames Thsatrs; and
a great variety Of other articles.
TsRMs-S3 yeaT-single copies ST cents.
LT New volumes OF tn New World, Slackwood's M,gs.
zine and Depository Of Modern Romance, viii commence
with January These three periodicals person
for S. year. remed free OF expense. Every subscrib.
the New AFord, rsmtas So. will copy of
the Mysteries OF Paris gratis This work make, beaut
u volume of $50 pages the price Of which 81 numbers
81 2J bound
o Booksellers and Agents be supplied for cheap
books and all orders by mail viii be supplied at liberal dis
count. Address, postpaid,
jl9 j. WINCHESTER 30 Ann atreet
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| VI K d
yesterday morning REBEccA, wife of Jesse Everett aged

Yesterday morning, REBEccA wife of Jesse Everett aged
81 years,
H. iuae.al ms Aitrnoon at o'clock from her late resi-
dence, No. iott-street. without farther invitation
At tn residence of her father Rin-beck, Duchess Co.,
nuary H. after short illness CoBNELlA 4, eldest daugh
ter OF John ltadclIff, Esu.
January IT, asra potracted illness, ALFRED LOCKWOOD,
the attn year OF ms age.
The friends the family and those of his Roswell L.
Lockwood respectfully invited to attend ie on,ra from
his late residence No "a HenTyeet, sunday Afternoon,
2ist inst, atI o'clock
On Wednesday, January Ii, WILLIAM VI. MITCHELL,
Youngest of Charles NJ. and Hannah c. Tucker.
JauuaTy 49, JAMES Woop, son ef William c. Boggs In ms
4th year.
Oa morning of January 49, REBsscA PIERCE, aged As
wears.
her friends and aclu2ia and those Of the family,
invited attend her funeral This tFnJay) Afternoon, al
O'clock from her late residence, Sc Dye.street.
At thu residence Of II. p Hastings Esq. IN this city, Mrs
ESTHER SANDFoRp, OF New-llarord, Oneida ouuy, aged
73 wears widow of Oliver Sanford decreased The deceased
a vIsil her daughter (Nls Ii and expired after
u illness Oi i've days.
On Thursday, January 49, MIS- FRANCES FOSTER. II the
list year u ier age.
Her re uds and relatives and those of her son. James Fos
tyr and also her brother MI Samuel Scott, respectfully
invited attend -I iuneT2 Saurtay AiternOon 2Oh
slant 81 O'clock from her late resdece OF Broad
way and Nine teet. 2t"
On Wednesday January H. FRANCIS A, only of Fran
cis and Sarah Chicester, aged months and lS days
The rEcs OF the family requested attend the iuue
raj, This Day. O'clock. r NJ from No. 81 Futonsttee
Brooklyn. without farther invitation.
January IL MARIANA URSULA, youngest daughter Of D.
A. Graves, Esq Of Ponce Porto Rico aged years and
months.
LEN, consort OF Mr. Philip Allen and mother Of Pmy Al
len o this city, aged years months aud 70 days. In the
death Of th aged mother Israel very large family circle
are the loss Of the kndes, aud best pa
OF Jesus hs oi which sl. nad been and useful
n-mbe. almost half century, one of ITS brightest ornaments
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
Commercial and Money Matters.
Cor sales at The Stock EHcasnse, 5.c.ses Last Pa

~For scles at The Stock Erchense 3.c.ses Last Page
THURSDAY T. NJ.
The sales to-day were to considerable extent but
the market was heavy, and left off generally at de-
cline on yesterday rates.
Exchanges are very dull, and rates tend down.
ward. Sterling is 81 8; Francs 5.32i a $50.
The efforts of the Banks to get their affairs into
good showing condition for the report of the 1st OF
February by calling in loans, has nghtened money
matters among the brokers considerably, and forced
sales to some extent declining market produc-
ing strong appearance OF panic This state of
things, however can be but temporary as money is
comug in from Boston and Philadelphia as well as
from the country, 10 supply the vacuum caused by
the withdrawal OF bank facilities, and any attempt TO
raise the rate of interest here must fail. Money TO
any extent can be had from Boston for the purcha-
Sc Of first rate paper at per cent and very large
sum from the interior in the street to-day seek.
ing investment. Our Banks do not now take paper
cheap by per cent. as last month: but after
the lst Of February the same pethoric of the
money market will again prevail as we have seen
for the last six months.
The usiuess of the wear for the New orl, Cus-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
THE GRUNBLER,

and admitted by all who have read 1t TO be Infinitely sup
Miss Brems7s novels Back numbers can Dc supplied
The other contents rich and various
l. Florence McCireyor original tale, Johne Faa, a
capital story With usations Agricultural Department.
1. Foreign Miscellany; 5. Scrap Book sc.
EprToRLAL.-Ths new Opera House; Amnsenents Ame-
LA Norman; French Boz-reaks OF youue foreigner of
hsh rank The Faltou F-rry Mrs Pages Concert; Letter
from Washington and all the details the exciting domestic
tragedies occuPyin- me public attention.
TeFms-snge copies 81 cents 81. Year For sale BY al
he veGisrs. and whoEesas TIE Sun Office
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
EOR THIS WEkE.


FIRST P.4GE-PoEMs: The Couat OF HaIehurs; A Bal
a from Ballads OF Shiller, translated or The rri
bupf; The Master HIND, by Mrs. NoTtoa. REyIrws
Bans and Clarpda; Thorn, the Bessar Poet SC; Cfi
tqu. Dr. Deweys Lecture al The 49etnacle ashton
able Female Education.
| ECOND-PoErRS: Eveatde, By Alathison PRosk; Cor
rsspondence between Rev Joas. VI Walnwrehi and Key
George Potts; Death of Gen. Jacob Norus; sapfsn'
Cour, of the United States Letter from Senator Ri'es
TIfIR1Nsws Items; Nsw-ioTk Lesislatut; lhs o'4,si
Island Murdsr Massachusetts,, Appointments by the FFe
srden, Appointments By the Governor; CoHsTeSsIona
Proceedings.
FOURTH-Cousressiona and legislative Proceedne'' =
Letter from Indiana Correspondent, : C. dated al ndi
anapolis Tariff and PficeS; Nlssissippi-Accounto oi 4:
ssmbling of the Legislature and digest OF the Governors
Message Six Days Letter Foreign New:; Pennsylvania!
letter from, correspondent HaIIisbuEsa; Letters iron
Philadelphia; Sc. i>c
FTFTE-EDlroRIALs: Statistics OF Manufactures; ihf
Hoztags Reorm National morality; WASh'nnstoa Items
SC SC
SINTH-lpterns,iona Copyright Law; ohio State Wing
Conventions Sea;e LeSislatuIe Pomrroy, TIsnk Fouuo
and Suicide OF Robber Massachusetts,; New.Jsrssy
Michigan; Alabama; Louisiana; Indiana; Mr.. Clay>
Visit Northwa4d; Seuteuce of Moses Y. Beach, &c.
SEVENTH-Dreadfu Steamboat Accidsnt--i0 70 90 Lives
Los Great American Fan, Domestic Items Deaths and
Marriages. Commercial: Markets; SC.
EIGHTH-PoEM: New Wts Song, A Blsst from the
Buee': The Church Controversy between Rev d. Pots
and Rev. Dr. Wainwrsht-( continued from the Second
PageD Commercial Matters continued from Seventh
Pase;) Advertisements Of valuable Books, &c.
Terms: 81 per year; 90 copies to address $40
Single copies ST All subscriptions able inenib
in advance. Address GREELEY * McELRATH.
Tribune Buildings, opposite the City Hall, New-iefk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

ASTHMA or DIFFICULTY OF BRyATHIHG is caused BIZ a
S3ieSon oi morbid lumors IN ,e air cells OF the lungs
Nhch peF them from being duly expanded: heuc. diff
Su and iaoon9uS breathing cough, oppression OF
oiraSt pam IN hs head ra!patlon of the heat aud
rms are always cefth TO give rsi- Asthma; b-c4use
hey purge from the ood those humos which when lcdgsd
IN te nSs, ,e ri thIs dreadful plant From
ouv 10 SIX o. SAID ndan esetabe Pills taken every night
On going TO bed Will IN short tlme only carry off the
"aIds Will keep the systen completely from i. bad
hohofs, a A.thna or indeed any other Ina!ady will be II
manner impossible.
1 sale wholesale retail, the PIncipa! Office, No
CGmiolAs coun,ereits are abroad, avoid AL Of
qoubln chdrace and be particular 10 ask for Wrisht In
dian Vegetable Fills.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale OF the medicine,
who'esae and reialNo. 298 Greenwich street New ork
No 1873 fremont Boston, and Nol69 Race PHI
adepha.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
AIAR RIED

January II, Mr.. z. TnoMP.oN GALE of Troy, ~ Y. to
Miss CARoLISE daughter OF Nh Benjamin De Forest, this
city.
At Sherman ST Joseph Co.. Mich on the 18th of Ssptem
Der last by the Rev {. Cory of Lima, la, Nh Jo.EPH
SAWYER J of Mentor Ohio, formerly OF this city 10 Miss
SAAAR A. SMITH, of the former place
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
SAILED

Ships Yorkshire, Bailey, Liverpool; Silvie de Gasss,
ThoTvson Hayre: Otf-ans Sears Newt Orleans
Buks Iron Queen (Br) oBryen, Liverpool; Thames,
Briss Augusta Sherwood Savannah; Detroit, Anderson
Mobile New Jersey Brown, Savannah, aud number Of
A,osrS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE BLACK Tor Allrba,is) SALVE.
ALLEHASPS HEALTH PILLS

ALLEBASPS TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
ALLEDASPS POOR MANS PLASTERS, sad
ALLEBASPS COUGH BALSAN.
10 CURE, AND WILL CURE, the tollo"in3
~ e.m.d complaints, be fully showa BY 2. erooIls
ts viz Fever Sores Of The most malignant KIND seGds
GERS Tunors Cuts and PunctuIe Whitiows seaios sho
Burns Throat Quns-y Rhsomsti'g CHROME ana ~ ~
Fee Bruises and SPANS Of ai%e., sreFy df,ep
tion Euptions AsuS the brast bIes oofss OF an
Dysp+nsis worm Fever and Agu- B9a' and scars. Fs
v.yS Ebojc .adache Dizziness IN tbs frdd acId Stom
sch Jaundce stomach and s9weis IGsi,enss.
az @ oo fT ganr; Weakness Pain in the Back
Boms, Ghst lp SIDE Ions Muscles, JOINTS Feet, &c; S-r
'0T b'ye IS long list Of complaint. be cured By 6r,
or incidence but the proprietor promises return tn.
me- FOR ascic Patchased 10 apd every who
- t cured If they follow the directions for using contained
~ RI, Pamphlet which will be furnished by proprietor ard
m he agents throughout the City.
Facts constantly coming the knowledge Of hs Pro-
which fully qs,iiy The above g.aranIer For SALE
wholesale aud rrtail by L. w GILBERT Proprietor IA
Fu,on STREET and by g. B. MAiGNE. Bookseller 90 Csa-
rue .tfeer; 5. WOODWORTH, cor. Houston and Muber
j ! streets
CI For Certificates of enes, description of complaints
and directions for using, Pamphle, above referred
" The poor ELL be furnished a, half pricc at 2h Fulton
aud receive such advice their seure
Il9 lmisesd~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

The schr schuylkiil. Capt Brown, OF AID from Phadel'
yhia for WimingtoE c, with an assorted cargo was
sadci on the coast Of North Carolina pryous 10 the l3
INST supposed he vessel and CARGO would be To-
al loss The captain and abandoned her and landed n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

Company, No. l2t BOwrry, corner oil JTdndsetl, De
cemfef 90 lSfi-NorIcEThs Company assures their Gus
and the public that they will continue 10 nsuIe al m
in this city including those CompanIes that acVe
80 p,Srv,rv Ssc,srarv d2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
THE BROTHER JONATHAN.
ron s,rT-pnAy 1Ay %.

- The old and fArorite mammoth weekly, IN Its us"
dsss ha, re-establishe popularity ana the rsnc
tion price So year, has added largely 70 It's subscription
is, Th-7e Is now appearing its columns nsw novel oy
tho late Miss Ellen Pickering, her LAST AND BEST
WORK soon after completing which she deceased iiIs en-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
Sales OF Re,rl Estate AT Auction. :.
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IH H,m nia and UiG,., ross streets 8 By loo
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