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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by two respectable NO.
w rnan--ons as Ch,mbPrmaid and Lsusjre,s and the
Other rs Nurss and Seamst,sSs Apply At >s3 iuthrry
s,rs.t 59St.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

}4TANTtD-A s,tuauon by very good cook,
W who Lived years her last place. App = I7S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

SITUATION wANTkD-By a Printer who has
> has had eITeritace as a Edltor Publisher p.cof
Reader. Inquire al this Office. la g.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

(NIRI.S WANTED-Cat h0aered l,i!lS anted
II Tor Sewps Bonne Apply al lG6 W Asr or il pe,ency
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

IS-ANTED-By a respectable young Woman,
siyu.on as NGrse CO plain SewiR- .sd assist
IN Chamber work ApFy at 2<S Speiagst, isoat BJ>ear,
Coed City rsier0crs gwen. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

HOoD WRITER'S ATTEND ~ ~ anted-
~ The AID ore c' n1oTv good composers. wri,ss
al eS<ays different subjects. Acdress A. l. JOHN
SON through tst Pos:-Oce iu,meGilely y-uent!orinS
ugEle. street and nurabe' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON & CO.'S CELEBRATED
AMERICAN PANACEA.

THIS Medicine, compounded solely from vcgeta-
bic free from sduefation, and warranted Tree ton
any detrimental health discovered about
one veir since by vidua sorely afflicted with UC}R
ATED SCROFULA and who has bsrG uGder the -stIncnt
OF the ply the UmFed States for eiyt
years without the least apparent ore OF estoaon 10 hsah
by them pronounced ncurabl. bat who after taking
the above nOHrd medicine fer ye weeks restored TO
health That medicine has been sold with npcetsned
success and and has failed 9py nstas "hsn akn
following Diseases, TO owit:-SALTRHEUM,- -GEOFuLA,
ULCERATED SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS, FEVER
SORES. K!SGS EVIL, THISIELO MILAN A.
EYES BLOTCHES PIMPLES or THE. FAC 4,
SGALb HEAD, AND ALL ASEous DiSEASiEiS
DicIOUS USE OF MERCURY or An IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy Of this medicine
has been tested all the diseases above enumerated aud s
effects truly asons ing Only table spoonful 10 be
taken (by adult) each momUg before eating Which nSu1y
produces effect while I'm cas,s) It also acts az
geute cahac, increasing the appetite aud general heath OF
patl-nt, all liberated dschrgs oe fo
fusey AID producing eEectuti Alternative OF t4 Sy
purifying and producing eTiect acton OF or Noo"
Persons While taking should refrain rom the uSh o al
stimulating afinN' OF 'iS'y Tnos g. TALyaGE
General agent 20 Pine-st opposite the house York;
ushton Go liG Broadway and 10 Ast0f tione ooad
way; John Dodd s3 and III broadwoy; z. Dcke, ils
Bro4dwSy Dr. G W. Sargent, l57 GeenWichsrvet: Bush
fEillyer l73 Greenwich street Dr. Eugene Crowil, 296
Bowery John Syme. 80 Fulton streets Thomas Kyle 50
Hammond street. Reuben f. Moss 800 and 500 Grand street
L. f. Wheeler Co. liz Cherry street next 20 Cltharr 81;
j. Syme SO Bowery all Of whom certificates aud
noni4ls Of s efficacy Also, Brooklyn BY Jas. w Smith,
Of Cranberry and Fulton street.; George Ambrose
SQqnes Buildings Atlantic street. and MIS- II. Hayea 3s
Fulton stree.
Instructions taking the article and great number Of
certificate and testimonials may be and Obtained al any
OF tAc above ptaaes. MA eodIm ly
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SPECULATION.-The advertiser has a

4 SPECULATlON-The advertiser has
n valuable invention fer manufacturing by machinery an
article OF general use which don- by hard saving
Of seye-eIghs ihe manufactured. woIiEg
,ncdel specimens Manufacture drawings specifications,
&c have been prepared TO enabs the advertiser SCI the
invention Europe Circumstances have prevented this plan
20 here may have, chance the above named
invention &c which with little eIertions, believed may
readily be sold in England France yield oF-
tune for small ontay Any person willing 20 rlsk Ew
HUNDREDS with well founded prospect OF getting IJU-
SANDS IN RETUKN By leaving note al this Office,
stating name &C. shall have farther information on lie sub
i4cf Adire.s s. w I6
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~ $4,000 Reyvnrd.-Three Thousand Dollars
Will 10 @ Tor the recovery and delivery of the contents to
h, undersigned Of blscG leather bank;runk ard about 50 m
chss Ioy and Snghes wte with the edges sharp II was iTcn
bound with wood, running along the 'o anu
sso ron II believed have been marked
Pometoy * Co. or P CO... the ends; the sad duAk
supposed have sroe from on board the sraoa
ltSa the 18Th IL contained large amount u
bal uotes aud drafts enclosed In packages IN carpet SsS,
and directed different brokers and banks IA o "
York.
The above reward VIII be paid in addition 10 al! otnef re
wards offered b. other persons Interested
POMEROY * coz Wall street, X:
New.York Dec. l6 1913. dis u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

DAGS.-WhIte and colored Cotton Waste and
Bal. Ron. wanted IN aav quantity io- cash. A.
iActaTsrs' prcss b. GAUST < D&RRll kSGS,
enlo 6m la Seuth-strest, teck Silp
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

TUST PUBLISHED bEWEI'S SPLENDID
j LY ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE BOOK
OF COMMON PRAY ER-E.dted by the Rey. J. NJ
Wainwright D. D. and cmbeished with upwards OF 200
Cravirgs rhf work hes been sonp az expense Of about
SIC CO1 and offered the low price Of 50 so ccpy
snperblv bound with gilt edges, elegantly bOS ed
Turkey Morocco cover representing the and xerio
OF Trinity Church, New / ork. II. ". HsWEi,
rf 2gi Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
s}DCT. sEastJS g. W a 49,
GERMAN COUGH DIR CPS

DREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN J
4 DAVIS city of Hudson, Columbia county, N.ES.; and
for sale In this city wholesale and retail by
JAMES 5. AsPIHwALL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

STEAMBOAT BUILDING N PITTsBURGH-lt
would seem by statement in the Spirit OF the Age
that our neighbors of the Sooty City have been
doing rather an extensive business in seamboat
building for short time past. During the year
1918 they have built thirty-slx steamers, OF an ave-
rage burthcn of about330 TONS and an aggregate OF
II ,G73 tons. The average cest OF these vessels is
S2I ,8888G &8 total cost, S78S,000 Three of these
boats are constructed OF iron Of them being the
sloop-o-var Michigan, recently launced Erie, Pa
In addition to these, there nine more now IN
course of construction one Of which is 2i0 feet in
length another is an iron steamer for the Govern
ment, constructed by AIr. Joseph Tomlinson, which
will cost about $4,000. Who will say Pittsburgh
is not going ahead
u From Michigan we learn, through private
letter that on the morning of the 25th Of Decem-
Der Christmas the two youngest sons OF Genera!
j. W. Brown, ard nephews Of the late Major
General Jacob Brown, ~. States Arnly) were
drowned in the River Raisin, at Hccumseh, Mich
igan. They left the house Of their father un-
known to the family y IN company with some OF
their juvenile compenions,and all went on the ice
some 40 rods from the house, when the eldest, Pat
tcrson, lad in his 18th year told his companions
to remain and he would find good place to
skate. He ran out on his skates, some 30 rods,
when the ice gave way and let him in. His little
brother, Mason Kirby, in his lth year, ran to his
assistance, contrary TO the urgent request OF his
companions. Bat he rushed to the rescue Of his
brother and with him found a watery grave. The
alarm was Immediately given, and their father
and two elder brothers arrived within four or five
minutes after they had sunk in ten feet water
The eldest brother divcd Immediately for them,
and brought up the body of Patterson. The body
OF the other son was also recovered, but in both
cases not before life was cXtinguished.
National Intclllrencer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
COATS, COATS. COATS,

CHEAPER THAN EVER 1T
100 CANAL, corner of Thompson Press aud
lO<- Frock Coats made 70 orer eor ard fashion
able style, OF fine wGod ed Cloth, nom SO 20 S ew
fashionable Coat, hand samples the aoovepcc Call
aud examine for yourselves
Prices for making and trimming Dr.ss and Frock Goats.
from 81 TO 81
Pants aud Vests 81 25 10 81 IS.
The above Garments are mada by irsra,r workmen and
warranted sale. Also. Boys aud YOUTHS tcthcs
cut or cu and made TO order equally rs chslp.
- Persons on the couutry wei made and fash
io1Able loies viii find il 10 ef advantage cal the
above store. Altering and repairing lie reasonable
Terms ri8lwsl s B YOUN(iS, 80 Ceuaistr-et.
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=@-.,-,,.. r,ribune-S9gg gestions 30 Fo;s-
The h.1i.,.r;sts-Thc Great tscst, &C.
WARSAW, III. Dec. 90, 1873.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

s-@ The Knickerbocker furnishes the following:
=. Our readers viii doubtless recollect amanlage
between Mr. Long and Miss Little, which went
the rounds of the papers some years ago, and TO
which some wag had appended the well-known
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

K. PARKS only true celebrated highly I'M
.so proved Manifold Letter Wri,eT!is article produces
Letter and Duplicate the time without the use OF pen
orinye the resemblance that II scarcely ee
detected.
j. Park would refer his friends and the public generally
improve uept he has made above article, and invites
them call cud the assortment ne 4S
hand and convince themselves the utility aud che4G Gness OF
the above article winch be sells 30 per cent csaer tas e
BE- oaght elsewhere is Stationery and faeut and oaA
Book nd Bank Ledger Depot 81 john street doors o5to
Nassau. ,-
climate and viii neither rub off, al the same tns
having Ill the hair strokes OF the pen. llV I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

ITO TEACHERS-A MOST ELIGIBLE OP-
/ PORTUNITY.-Thc advertiser, on account of domes-
tic d.irous OF dspo,ins OF his poprty "
est,biJfmsnt The location is but few miles from this
city-betutu accessible and hea'thul the Buildings are
cnnodious and every way convenient for The accommoda-
ton OF large number of pupils the Furniture; Apparatus,
&C. al the appliances eG1e completes and The school
Surshing condition Possession would be given al tHe ex-
pitaton Of the term III Aps portion oi the pur'
chase roneg remain mortgage.
An oprortun'y Ike this rarely 70 be met with Appfs,
directed TO SMITHSONIAN, New-Yerk CITY Post.OtfGe'
riil receive due al ntIon. d2l fweOd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
sEcnvn rnARn.

1900 OHIO SO a fIaa hrs Harlem 4li
go0 ddo.-=........ - 50 DO do,,,. ~ ~
5000 Kentucky -. lG2 l5O do Farmers In. 81
22O Slr5 n .AIl. Irist.... ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

DOOk-BiNDERS SHAVlAGS WANTED, ios
ID cash sds for boards, at manutactnerS nc,s by
GiuNT X DERR!CkSON,
,auln I'm SNnrh sltrlt. ncar IrGA y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

CD HATS.--J II MONARQUE calls the atten-
,)) of the pablo his Of Fine Far Iais
;a9 Inn 228 BOWERy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

c10 DsAN TO LOAN on good clty security.
r2G II F&JC. sNUTH, IS Liberty st,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

~ Health, &uies, ana Cosnsort-The sra
hai7 Houss G3 E4fcaysset, Navy P1oGss advantages
10 strangers stopping days weeks the CITY, sac:
ere rarely offered. !, egiby located clean and any
street very The business part OF the city, and the
nss,p Vicinity oE The prQclps steamboat landings lis
niauts are convenient and nes whi!- tabe supplied
~ the best Vegetables and Fruits that hG pocnfed
i ling entirely Animal Food and smuas oI all kin.s.
Ebqres ru4eIae and ever eCg. made render Boarers
sf1,fab,s Shower Bath, free Remember, 50 Barclay
street .-y,.- ''~S
ny- Sylyania Association.--Ohcs No. .
Pm 81 aIr story Open from 10 TO 2 A N Information
ch,.rfnlly given The Constitution glyan. jyiVu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

u Rare Chance for a E'rinter!-The interest
profitable DAILY and Weekly Newspaper establishment IN
Western city, offered for sale The circulation,
sc. may bs ascertsned OF the Editor OF The Tribune.
Ma;eri 4 practical printer editor Of cash pa
per woud find il Their interest - 10 this d27 i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

rc OOO-S4,00o, S3,0oo, aud e2,No 10 loan
,DO.OOO on city security. ApP,yto
n2ntl 2. x ]. &. SNLIN, IS LAhsrtN-St-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

A n AGENCY of tie PRESBYTERlAN BOARD
ofPubcaonis now established in the BEickchurch Cha
pei New where all Books of ! Socey be Oh
aiue the same IN Phiiadeip he TRENDS OF
the church invited 20 send their orders ana ioster hS ca
re PRESBYTERIAN Almanac for l8 on sale al the Deposit
orv which ever Ch!siiaa family ought 10 have, as II be-
sye 20 contain valuable matter thana'y Almanac pub
listed III the country.
Also utsuppy OF the new Hymn Book Of yarlous
sz-s nuass and ILicss s. PaIk Row. dig In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
Remarks on the aboue.

Inc advantages OF Association, as an economic
arrangement, are great and manifold and as clear
latainablc in the prosecution of Agriculture or
General Industry as in that OF Banking, of Wha-
Ing, of Navigation or Of Manufacturing, TO each
Of which in a very imperfect and partial shapc]
lhas been applied with success for many years.
Wedo not doubt, therefore, that two or three hun
dged families who are emigrating to the West,
may, by wisely combining, procure Their trans
portadon, lands, buildings, teams, implements,
&c. for one.third what the same would cost them
'OprOvidc themselves as well separately, and that
they may by Association attain to condition Of
as great comfort, thrift andindcpendenccin IN three
years as they could in ten removing and working
separately. Beside, they could by Association
ENJOY uninteryuptedly the blessings of Schools,
Library, Medical attendance, sc. &c. which they
could hardly secure at all, and must pay heavily
los II Proceeding each for himself But this prln-
'lPe is moi Of partial but universal application
as practicable in New England or New-lersey as
II Illinois or Iowa. Our correspondent says that
Aaaa is SO much cheaper West that the price
p1ia Tor 673 acres would have bought 1000,
'90cked IT. &c. in the West. Very true: but It
would have cost nearly the whole $4,000 barely
% remove 1000 persons with their goods to the
ui"pproprlated lands Of Iowa. And then, every
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

" connection with his Associates WashugJou, ioE
the prosecution OF CLAIMS ag2inA; tie General Govern of
tie United SatrS.-NO ~ WSlist. N.H Work Hlb q
, 1844-07-20
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, 1844-07-20
The JsIbiEauf.


IL LA"
lie sons Oh Pa,I'l'' '1.'i'~ u SOL!
HAM ''"'N' "'7 ''''' "'' 'o- JIM
I"c" o'''o" nus lao u guy
pu' "''E''S III ''l' "S '-
but H'''S''s l" '"a'S '' d. o'
NO demag'g"e' assuming power
NO 'shai '!r1H' MS me 'n'o"''
HE starry crown Is iIeeuoi' O"h'
, 1844-07-20

Morals IN Ew-ops.-In Stockholm
the proportion Of ilIcgitimate to lecit-
innate births is as one to two and
three-tenths of the whole population,
In Paris the Legitimate are reckoned
by Pucket as n to five, and in other
towns in France as one to seven and
Il hall. In England and Wales it is
reckoHed that the proportion is as
one 10 nineteen, and in London and
Mldd!esex, n 10 thirty-eight. 1t is
impossible. however, TO ascertain snv
thing like the full extent of this evil
IN any country. and the difficulty in
creases in the direct ratio Of the in.
crease Of the crime.
, 1844-07-20

Itermined in the affirmative, as fol.
lows:
IEAS-Nes>rs. Ashby. Byrd.
CAMPBELL. Deguire. Goiorth. Gorham.
Jones of Cooper. jones of Pike, Lee.
McCielland. Montgomery. RawIins,
Robinson. Smith. Sterigere. Vale,
Fanarsdaii, Walsh, Weaver and VIII
lIamS-92
Nay Mr.. Thompson.
Mr.. Mcdaniel ab>rnt-sick.
Mr.. Dawson absent.
The question: then recurred,-Will
he SENATE advi-c and consent to the
n"ni1ation Of Charles II. Allen 10 the
Office oi Judge Of the seventh Judicial.
circuit?
And it was determined in the mega
tive. as follows:
NY ES-NuNE.
NAYS--Ne>srs. Asihv. Byrd,
Campbell, Deenire. Gnforrh. Gorham.
Jones Of Coorer. Jorcs of Pike. Lee,
McCleiiaud. Mcdaniel. Montgomery.
RaWIlns, Robinson. Smith. Sterigere.
Thompson. Vale. EanarsdaII, Weav-
er and Williams %.
THIS is the mn ,rhom the Wig 1oa-
"cTS lraat l. ma c Governor Of HIS
SoVri.
Can auv.man, whether Wig or
democrat, who has nj heart the honor
and welfare OF Missouri. vote for
ChnrlrS II. Allen? Would not every
true Mlss"urian fell ashamed 10 see
such a man in the GuhernatoriaI chair
of this State! Yet We = Mr. Camp
bell, Wing editor Of the st. Louis
Era. who voted TO, the above
preamble and resolution. using all his
influence to elect Horse Alien.
Comment on such conduct is un-
necessary.
, 1844-07-20
BY Z. ADAMS.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

THE RADICAL is issued every Saturday morn
ing, at $3.50, if paid within six months, and
Ifppvment be longer delayed, Three Dollars
will be cxac'eG.
ITO a club Of Three or moro subscribers,
IF paid in GdraRcp,) Two Dollars.
No paper discontinued until all nrrearngcs
are paid, except at the option ofiho Editor.
TPostmlsters are authorized hv law to for
ward money to newspaper publishers, free of
charge. All letters to the Editor, by mail,
must be rosT PAID.
, 1844-07-20
made Of the capabilities of the Corn.

made OF the capabilities Of the Corn,
stalk.
Let the farmers Of every n~eiehbor-
hood unite in trying tie experiment
gather all the information and ex,
erlence they cau-try it by way OF
amnsement-keep accurate data of all
&c. and ascertain all the
facts connected with the subject, end
II may soon be determined Whether
It can succeed or uot.-Cin. Atlas.
, 1844-07-20

Gov. DoRR.--It seems that Mr..
DORIS arrival at Providence, was IN
expected by his friends, his removal
from Newport having been managed
with secrecy by the sheriff. The ar
morieS were manned and the state
prison guarded. The martyr prison
er was attended by his faithful friend
AMI counsel, Walter S. Burgess, and
passed from tie steamer ana up the
, 1844-07-20
TIE Hon. CIIARLEs Il. ALLEN

iiiL' IiON. 'hAhhhH II. ALLhN
I"''"- Tie S's., 'i OF lo''- 'i'l>t
N"t'i "'>aha l~'l'af' i"T J'l''N'HL
IN Inc northeastern part o. 'i' 9''tt'
ft'"'s ''!'c he "aS JudEe al t"e S'u'h'
western ciIcul.' b"' e"''''%'''|@ "
P1rIF "i"f "'E'sir n me P''Pfe o. rat
r"I1H an" n ne '""'''3' "a I|iS
''4''nS o",H" l"''3 f~'ctP''c''"I 0y NE
P',P's ~ ms '''c""' ne "@I''Fd 10 re-
move /" 4 ne" CIRCUIT AS 'o"' Us
HE Pe"P'e oi IIe northeast u"d't'
>t"o" '''I' ''e i'"'S' WIS "'''' men
''0"''' ''e! e'.,v''N'''''" '-'"''t us
apprenticeship i"eE %'',e'i t',t' NE!
h'e" liii'' ven u''I ne "'d ''E'u l.
n'""| '''e'li i'' 'o"2 ''f!". " mat
'nry deemed H'nl "AI""'yI'" J'I me
W'ce-OeS'IfS' ''tS represented nun
Is 4 man 81 '"' ."0'S anu 'io'eli'
un@o'e'ht'Ie PASSIONS
"muc' ''eS' owe
nor p'2-S '"n''unT" MOI 10 appoint
,'e ii"'Se - "'c 'i'','S'P'' ~I'"!'
NV, o.,ri;n,rr soo,;n his n,na
na,;,n -. I,I.n,nI ;ho Inrth.wns,srn
c~,rc,;, .,np ,s tho Ill c,r,I
Cha, La had Laan p,n;,,.c5 f,r
b,s oil c,rcn;, his r,,,e knew NJ,
Ln,rIs ". ryrr,y n, Eorcyyo,.L he
c,,...J r.. ..a,y. nfL;s Oh c;.,y5
uu,..oy All ,,5o ,,ouL pot C,,,o,.
hi, o,eh,r;,uy IN tbe Nvjxu,nj rjr-
H. ,.,,r, r,usr,p ava yry~r
~ r,,r covr..,r,. u,r.r nIx.r,r
I'm -, .r,..,, ,ru ~ u unsr v,o-
r>r avn or7n,rrnrs v,xxrp.
In rho ra,p,i,,a h,u.vcr and be-.
his ou,broak the Sen,te Ind re-
.uctanrIv confirmed Lis nomination..
Ru, - soon rs ,bev heard of his con-.
Inc, ,bev recons,lcreI his nomina-
ion. and uuauimoug1y reiecie2 Aiwy.
, 1844-07-20
o ElH.--N0. 81.

steps Of the prison with a firm step
and a serene cOuntenance, greeting
his acquaintances with Il smile. At
his parting with the world, his father
and mother were permitted a last in
tervlew, and, powerfully affected, a.
gam entreated him to sue for pardon,
which he refused 10 do. At 9 o'clock
on Thurday evening, he was immur.
ed in his cell. and entered upon the
teI"nS discipline. We believe in no.
thing more rcliciously than that Am
erlcan public opinion will release and
aveuge him.--TEx.
, 1844-07-20

The fche. soaira Re;m5'ican ofthe
9Th inst, SAYS there will be m abun.
dant crop Of wheat, oats and corn. i
the interior of this State. bat that
the recent flood has DESTROYED con-
siderable portion Of the Hemp and
Tobacco crops.
, 1844-07-20
NuLTIFICATIGN

It can succeed or not.-Cin. Atlas.
NuLLIFICATION
Scum Carolina NOT ~ AMFmc,.-
Ia Air. Feathersfonaugh's addition t,
the series Of TrolIope and Fiddler an
ties in America, there is the lolIowin.
picture Of political society behind tEt
curtain in South Carolina:
sour party consisted of some gen
tIemen Of the place, DR.. Cooper. ano
4 few professors belonging to the col.
lcgc. Some of them were very in.
'~c'!lgcnt men, and hearty in then
manners. What particularly struck
me at this dinner, was tho total want
OF caution end reserve in the ultra
"r.nloni they expressed about reIl-
g!on and politics; on these topics
their conversation was not at all adj
dressed TO me, bUt seemed TO be a re-
SUMPTION OF the opinions they were
accustomed TO express whenever they
met, and upon all occasions. i
stranger, dropped in among them
from the clouds. wonld hardly have
supposed himself among Americans.
IONS tlav rvrrs:.c5 "ara =, I,,n.a
r;rarry Co,,sr1 - ,ho s.l,I,,,I,,nr,.
,r-ai3 ,Lev too ronar,nv i,I.,r,,a :,
when s,s,tin., ec .L.;r c,,.t,, ~
themselves. # was nri,o nc;y -
tcar mon If tho ha,tar c',ss eyn~,s,
themselves opoeIv a~,a;,s, .panrhE
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, 1844-07-20

Supposed Discovery 81 Capt. HiiFs
TeSseL.--The hull Of a vessel. suppos.
ed to be that Of the notorious Capt.
Kidd, the pirate. has been recently
discovered in the North River, near
Verplanck's Point. It les in about
twenty-five feet water, with two let
of mud over it, and. as far as can be
ascertained. in every WY answers
the description Of Kids vessel, which
he destroyed near that locality, with,
as it was supposed, IN immenS" Il
mount Of treasure on board. when
pursued by government cruisers in
100. The hull has been visited by
means Of a diving bell. and = piece Of
ordinance raised-a % FOUNDER
such as was common to the time when
the vessel is supposed to have been
sunk. Another. brass piece Of much
largo class, was also discovered.-
Preparations are being made 10 raise
the vessel, for the purpose OF asoer-
tanning whether she really be the
depository of the long talked OF. and
long searched for treasure. Kidd. a
short time before his arrest, was
known TO have possessed over ten
millions of dollars, less than quarter
of a million only Of which was recOV-
cred. The res; is supposed to have
gone down with his vessel.