davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09
MARCH, the

Mr.. Foster am informed 1914
have bin saving A greateaI about nj, you
yon had no Bisiness to say. and consal
you No gentleman, and fore the the SAM
i demand satlsiaction.-you can mecte m
a, any our. that you appoint.
john LEWIS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

WESLEYAN uNIyrRslrY.-Thc friends
OF this institution, residing within the New
England States and the State of New lork
during the last year, resolved to raise tn"
sum of t360,o0O as permanent fund t"
hc invested for the benefit Of the college.
The sum Of $4,000 was assessed TO the
Methodist churches of New Y ork, and the
snhjnc, being presented on Tuesday
evening, 10 the congregation in John St.
10y DR.. Olin, presidanl, upwards of So,
$50, or one fourth of the whole amount
to he raised in New Y ork, was promptly
subscribed on the spot.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09
COMMISSIONERS
Sale Of Land.

I BY yirnc Of an order Of Cecil county
court, passed in The case Of the petition.
for the sale. and division, of The Real Us
tate of Stephen II. Dorsey, late OF Cecil
county deceased; the undersigned COM
mssIoncrs, apponled by the said court.
will expose to public sale Al the House OF
John J. Iieckarr at Port Deposit, Oh Sat
urday the 30n day Of tins present monh
March, all ihat part OF HE said Real is
tate consisting OF tract or par, If a tract
of land called Milford, which remains un-
sold. 1t will he offered IN two separate
parcels
The terms Of sale as prrsc,h"d by lhn
>aid order require the payment Of one
thrd part Of the purcIH> money in cash
on the day oj sal; Oae 'h.. III SIX m"Oth5
and the remaining one thiro in 'a"lve
months hom the LAY OF sal. with i,'.y-
est on the last rno payments laum hat
day:--rho sad last two paymau.a to bn
secured by bonds to the parties entitled,
wt'h security approved by these Commits
siunerS.
On ratification of the sale ivy the said
court and nn the payment Of the whole of
the purchase money. laEd not br!o.")
the undersigned will by good and su,fi-
cent deed, or deeds, convey to the purrh-
tser or purchasers, his her or their hcirs
aud assigns The property to him her or
them sold.
Sale TO commence at 9 o'clock, P. NJ.
SAMUEL ROWLAND,
CORNELIUS SMITH,
JAMES BROl GHTON,
AMOS EWING.
PKEGRlNEJANVlER,
Commissioners.
William Srmco use Plea OF debt, .o52,
Of James Mercer il, June 30h 1872,
rs Judgment rendered
J. Roach s Brother for panjfl'Ior debt
and interest from
2nd, November l81 /, till paid; cost S}cts.
The subscriber having purchased all the
right, title, interest and claim, Of the above
named defendants, in and to farm siluat-
ed in Elk Neck, at sale thereof in vir-
tue ofan execution issued upon the fore
going judgment, made on the 29h day of
February, 1914, by William P. WATSON,
cohS'an!c' hereby gives noIlcG that he m
tends to apply to the Judges Of Cecil coun-
" court al its next session, to be held in
EIkton on tie first Monday in Aprll next,
for confirmation of said sale, when and
where the said defendants, or their credit
ors, or any other person or persons claim
ing an interest IN the matter, will have an
opportunity Of stating their objections if
any they have, why The sale should not be
confirmed, ard for that purpose are hereby
warned 10 appear.
The property purchased hy the sub
scrher cosists of the undivided Interest of
]. Roach. and brother in and to, all that
farm situated in Elk n eek, Of which How
ard Roach died seized adjournlng lands OF
John McCrackcn, D. VIM Sappington
and others, and was struck off for the sum
of fifty dollars
JAMES MERCER Jr.
March 9ih-3w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

p,n, ~ III 'REyENTEp The poh,o or
, ''l" '.l' W." I,, called npon on Mona"
to suppress "a que vhich was abou, lo
take place between . ao"I " %"o" ''. 10
men" The following ."'o,eu sen'e-
the challenge. '"V copy "i
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

CONDENSATION OF Mr.. LIZ GRaNn.--
We !carn fr.m Annapolis that John G.
Lctitand, Esq, was on Saturday last
unanimously confirmed as Judge OF Bal
tmnorc County Court, to I'll the vacancy
orcu,ioncd BY the death Of Judge Magru'
der.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

TowN ELECTIONS IN NEW York.
Return, ul Town Elections throughout
tW,lyc counties in New \ DIRK have been
received. and they cXhibIta Wing gain OF
~ ..Wc towns.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09
I'm CllaHRcepy.

Cherry Hill, March 2nd. lSll.-t S.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09
For the Coed Wing.

ANNAPOLIS, March 4th 1914.
Dear Sir:-Below you have list of
nominations by the executive for Cecil
Co, and confirmed hy the Senate.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
BY THE REPORTER OF THE sEw-YoRK rkIsusZ.

BYTHE REPORTER OF TIE sE"-foRh TktstNH.
WASHINGTON. Monday, ;iay 2.
The attendance upon both Houses IS very
small to-day, the great interest beng II our aoa
cent city. Their proceedings there We are re-
ceiy;ng and exchanging intelligence rnomentarli:
by means OF that wonderful apparatus, Pro:.
Morse's Telegraph.
Iy,SExArE, many petitions were presented,
among which was one by Mr.. TALLMADoE iEor!
colored citizens of \. Y. pointing out errors II
the census with reference TO the blacks, and O.
Mr.. McDuFrIE the proceedings OF primary
meeting IN S. c. IN favo! OF Annexation.
The bill 70. the relief OF the heirs OF Robert
Fulton, after some objections on account OF the
thinness OF the Senate, sc. was taken up and
discussed by Messrs. PEARcE, JOHNSON, McDUF-
F1E and WOODBRIDGE in It's favor, and by AlessTs.
HENDERSON and WRIGHT IN opposition.
The morning hour having expired the Tart!
subec, again came up and the floor was occu-
pied by Mr.. RrvEs.
In the House, several Senate bills and E1ecu-
tive communications were taken up and referred.
A bare quorum having been found IN attend
ance-composed Of the great body of Wings with
enough Locos left TO make quorum-Mr. J. K.
IsGERsoLL, in accordance with previous notice,
introduced bills to abolish certain oaths IN the
Custom Houses Of the United States, and 10
abolish public executions in capital cases
Mr. HARA1sox, on leave, presented proceedings
of public meeting in Gs. in favor of Annexa-
ton.
The blu authorizing the repayment Of lands
sold bv the e. S. without authority OF law, was
fnominsly) considered in Committee OF The
Whole on the Union without quorum and was
laid aside to be reported to the House.
The bill 10 regulate the sales OF certain lanes
made at the Chocuma and Columbus land Off.
ces, Nj. was being discussed ct the close OF THIS
Nothing will be accomplished to-day or to
morrow-,he majority having questions OF much
greater moment with serious apprehcnsions.
amounting to little less than despair-to decide
elsewhere. ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

A HusR,cAxg-The village OF ChaFles;o~n,
IN Ksnahwa county, Virginia, was visited on the
nigh, OF the 20ih OF May with violent and
destructive storm OF RAIN and wind, which CID
considerable damage to property, fences, trees,
&c. in ,aa, vicinity. The roPcwslA OF NJ. Down
ward was completely prostraicd and the adloin.
ing house. two story bricS. occupied BY NJ.
Joseph Caldwell and family was completely
wrecked 10 the oot OF the second. story, the 1901
being earned more than hundred wards. Two
ht,le girls, who were IN bed IN one of the cham
bers, were blown some distance with the bed and
timbers One had her shoulder broken and much
bruised, and the Others face was much bruised
and she otherwise injured. Many other buildings
suffered very severe damage.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
PassenCers Arrived

II tie SIP Ergy from - Crgi1-W q Motion. Aa.sta
Hs~ Mf, i>uer OF Nlols, Mrs RAYMOND and s2n OF 4
bany Rev 81 Merton aud lady of P.usd=ipha. Nr, II {
kue catreu und servants -; ors.i n " CoAef acy
chi.-en .nd erYsrtct = CoL, Ab-aaam Bag, .-cy
clcea Thomas. Il D,e;z oi DO iuhn Nan
Bursn. ady and servants Ah=ay. John Conaof OF :,
Ctolx, Wli NucSle ot :; Thomas
IN ;s< 5rr- E.:c from CrctI-Dr Bishop aa6 edy.
MS Codwl.e Nr Andrews. Ms Wi Gfay;oa. azd FsGcls
Moran.
Ia TIE bark Rs7if from Rzr6acMfS Alexander, NJ,
Cummings. Nj il,few Aud'be; lady cau-hie' 40 soa.
II nshar. Ms DesjaTdr. snc Mes lsl;c!rs. Nh Ann
Sraoo and dsu-h:e Mrs Vi Z Estayen. Ms. Rayeno;
Morton and lady Beyi1stoI feds;as. i Css;aano,
S:lale. + Mehe. q Befk5eck VIM NcMulIen. William II
Martin. ReTEo Losuaz. and i've n the s!eera-e.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

A NOBLE AMERICAN PRIsoNES.-"e derive
the following highly interesting enecdote from
the speech OF Gen Waddy Thompson, our late
Minister to Mexico, at the dinner given TO hun
on his return TO South Carolina:
Among the many interesting incidents whcn nen-
T. MENTIONED there was one particularly So rs Il
related 10 a gentleman born and educated N 'i4is
neighborhood-Mr Samuel A. Mavsrick-which
in the language OF Gen. Thompson was not only
honorable TO the man himself. but 10 human nature
Mr.. Maverick was a young man ot large fortune
with wife aud three or tc interesting chiicren.
When he arrived al his prs al ferote, ne wrote
10 Gen T. informing him ihsl he was there, and Il;
chains but said that he neither asked nor expected
spy in,erposition from General Thompson, as ne
considered that such iulerposIuon might not Or
proper and only asking the General TO convey some
letters 10 his family. Gen T. nevertheless set about
obtaining his release, as there was then negoua-
ton on foot for the remuneration OF Texas 10 Mex
;co Gen. T. wrote 20 Mr.. Maverick SAVING that II
he was really in favor oi suca remuneration, and
would saw So that he thought his release would Ger
,ainlv be granted he, Gen. /. wou!d say 10 Pres
dcnt Santa Ana that any promise winch Ma'e:,cA
made would certainly be complied with. MIR. Sla-
verick replied, :" regret that cannot br!uE myself
10 think that il would be 10 the interest OF Texas 10
reflniIe with Mexico. This being my settled os!n-
iou cannot sacrifice the interests o! my country
even TO obtain nv liberty; stall less can say So
when such is not my opinion, for regard he as
therefore make up my mind 10 wear my chains, gall
;ns as ,hev are Gen. T. said ,ha, The virtue aud
constspcy OF Resulus, which had immor;alized h'S
name, did not exceed this and he ieit speca! pnoe
in this heroic virtue, because Maverick was South
Carolnian-his neighbor, and the " kinsman OF his
kinsmen.
He spoke OF The Mexicans as a polite, kind and
wsrrn-hearted people. He had met with nothing al
their hands bu, poli,eness and Kindness, al;honsh
the eircumsancss under WHICH he hrstSsn, to Men
NON He should be unsrnteiul not 10 bear ;estimo-
nv to their many asisbls qualities and SAID that
there yss no other foreign people IN hose prosper
~ and advance in the great career OF cVI! heertN
he felt an equal interest. Mexico was the htsI-eop
Of our Revolution, end nob, and gallaHt!N hsG SIZE
s,russIed Tor the establishment Of institutions OF
whieS ours were the model. Her advances had a.
ready been great and she possessed the elements Q;
,res, people. here no county with Inch ae
would so much regret 10 see ours invoked IN war
every. consideration OF duty, policy and hamsnii,
forbsde il: and he addsd. that although the Texas
war had caused coed deal OF eNaSpeTs;lon against
us there was very strong disposition 10 cultivate
friendly relations with US o; this she had gwen re-
r4s led proofs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
THE TRIBUNE.
For re Nev-f otk IrbCae.
SONG OF THE YOUNG WHIGS.


SONG OF THE YOUNG WHIGS.
Ar Wsat Fatry-iikt -aa,ie-
.e.s 70 TIE Ne,sark Young sfea'. Clay and freLa.ho,
sec Clot' By B. B. DoreiAs-
HAaK !-Ha.k. what sweet music
Comes soft Ger the plain,
Enchanting my hear; with
Its soul-meieng strain
It's the song OF the young Wings,
AS they march to the fray
Determined 10 conquer
For thei. ewn Harry CLAY.
List, LIST, TO the cadence
1, is rising again,
Pealing up f.pm the mountains
To Heavens blue plain
It's the song Of the young Wings,
As they come IN thei, might,
To save their loved Country
From Misrule'S sad bllgh.
List, list, to their music,
Its coming more near
Hnk-list-to the words row
AS they ring on the ear
'TiE the song Of the young Wings,
Through the Country they're rising,
To place wreaths on the brow
OF our own FRELISGHrYsEs.
See, zee, their vast host,
Tney ere now wheeling past
List, list, to their shout,
AS soaIs on the b.ast-
'Tis the shout of the young Wings;
To the Traitor they say,
your sentence IS passed.
Make room for our CLAY. -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

u One OF the revenue officers of the po-; Of
Boston on FRIDAY seized two cases O! Italian
sewing six, which, it is alleged, were recently
ciandestneiy landed from the brig Unczs, rom
Palermo The Uncas cleared on THURSDAY Tor
Havana, bat was not permitted 10 sal on F..day
legal proceedings against her having been com.
nenced.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

Snip Panama. G-swold ;n Caaion and Macoa Feb 1884,
tsa> silks. Sc- - y / < & G-.wolc.
Snp Enl;. DAVIS. Il 6 Ia = Co.I su:a,. 81 20 iyl-f
Bark RsPd, Wa;d I'm Asyana May Is SUGAR aad eofi=e.
20 Moses TGy lot. Left vessels prsyousy reported.
BIS Po.: eoa. johnson. e 4, I'm Jac1e,, s. 0rirso,
COFFEE. - { Rossere y Co.
b; 5fs A:eiauss. Ltaa;oa. I'm Windsor, NS p!a;e: to
nss-er.
B;s Ezs LocAwooi IL d I'm :, Cox. -u. and sugar to
Bsa te fcfeS; & &C. Lett bsrk Rc-slS ill C 70: Pha
dspha; bns, Ann Saih Masters, % Niiayez M=:ssa
Cla;k do do
BIZ POace Lu!, Is Il. Porto RcO .ueai 70 Sou,ae.
Bro;he-.
Bi o5E Edward wAaey. skalias. lst TN WINDSOR. rs
plaser. 10 InSsisf.
Br bc baden, N4seFs l6 i i'm Windsor Ns plaster, 70
master.
Sch, Mara Ks;ts. Warren j. iu, Marquee .uss:
and nossses 20 Mason s. Thompson. LET bs Grad jst
Ar fu Wmias;oa. NC. "!;h lumber Sd CO ba:k Se5o
Hopkins. Tor Bangor.
shf 9;;:ifa E L. ds I'm St Jsso de Cu5a sugar and cot
$sh' E-s=5eia Billings. L l. Lubec plaster: to Bse;,
s NsSe.
ScaI Leo. Jansison. I'm Tao,nas;cn line. 20 master,
Schr 1iutVle N2cn, r. \ t.ay ticu- oound - Bes:ca
sct- Fancy. lnA-, J. m Bo>vn. trcSe - : " Ie,r,
Schr Rc,sce. l. u=lvy. b,>cn. uac.e.
S,hr Helen s.cs1insD. Shsphe ~ ~ Bes';crd. oil.
Schr NTdieSex. lyier. pcrScoEe, cor.
Schr ADDISON, Lev, Phil=dsiPhE coal
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

MADAMoIsELLE PAGE--a beautiful and popu-
lar French ac,ress-is iEs: rate pistol-shot; and
being pestered with tender proposals frocl an ole
banker, she took one pi his letters to the shooting
gallery a, which she Practiced, read j, 10 her
TRENDS, and then sent half dozen shots through
tai Z distance Of thirty PAGES. She ,acn pu; the
riGdlcd letter IN an eHvelop, with this bile; =
MadamoiselIe Page has rdded the enclosed let
ter with pistol saots a; thirty paces-if the writer
annoys her again, she VIII riddle his head q, halt
the distance" The banker never wrote sgein.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

FsosT.-On the morning OF the 22d ns:. we
had severe white frost, and ice was formed o
considerable thickness. Garden vegetables arc
much injured, and we fear the gram crops have
not ESCAPED. Canton Repository.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

j. Two prisoners, Thomas Shayhey and Sam
uei Boothby, escaped from the State Prison at
Thomas,on on the 22d Inst. Thirty dollars re-
ward is offered by the Warden ioT ,he delivery OF
the former and twenty dollars FOR the delivery OF
the latter. Bangor Daily Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

TIE TossApo.-The Tornado Of the | In ms,
w,. very destructive TO woodlands IN poztlens OF
Trumbull county. Fences were pros'Faiec' H'a-
nv buildings unrooied, and some cattle. horses
IA sb,.p were killed. The townships OF Farm
;ns,on. Bristol. Mecca. Fowler and Baretta SUI
tered most. The loss of property sustained :
very considerable,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

FRosr-The Akron Democrat states ,ha, the
colo was more severe and the irosi heavier on the
nights OF the Dist and 22d. than in any May ior
ten years past. Ice was formed the night OF the
22d, full en- eighth Of an inch thick.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

-s- gsc '-1'-i -.---77t 'i't i--sl y -saz-
\. -.ass e. ...s5 l-l-.--- - No-t..t51
a ..- - I'D - i- - --.e. ~ -
ss41 .tir..asr. Z is~--- = <,
-l... ---. s-z55-. 11-ia-l- .1- .-t -
t-.,i e. ~ ---- ~. s.s.s -r-.- 1zz..-s 2 z-
~ VI 1--- --s sas- t'1E- IL r.. n
.... -.----t-r.st = .-f - f-,- II llr ~
--- .--s. -.- ~ --,''s -' -fT Oci...r
.t,..s T. -1-t .s-o-a---t iiH1z @. - D..
-,---- ~ ..--s-f .ta4s. -=7 3 --+- I- ~ * Z.
--t u. --s;..
..-g.-r,.-. Iis.-.- tt.a - - -.rAss',
g 3 fs-.s .----a- Fr.. ~ s.-.,
..a4. q. .-.s,. il.-s 3. t,..ls
49, - ~ --iGl
..-Fs. - zsae-.-- y ~ vsf,-,
-.lz..a..--.r. t-1-c ..-r-J s;-lrt s-1;.
-,--ss,, q - 80 go - 'r- !o; y .7oss{
~, $50 as--r-t 80 t7f-r. .y-o1r l.s.-7rr
-. t. ,.-r. :-.z - I..--r,-,,,.
t7 r...-gr-t -e-- --r=e-. 49, -
1- - g.. 81, 49,. -f-5
H. ''1-- - - t.5 ,--,.s Z E--.,t---: go:
ta9 ...-s i=l-- -.-=7 = l-.,e-,
N---: ~. -a.er.s ~ 80.
2s.- -t- 'e'- - 80 -5 ~
- .--.-.-iF = ~
tt t' e' - I-.-.r.-. . e 49, ~, -
.ttT-.t t-s '.--"-s ss - '--' - =
.5s-s q s-r r--.ra e.-1--- - = ll--.s'1
------i 49, = s ~ =. =. --,si
e.- rF.
- 80 - ,s,5- -Ar1 rii- - y
Al g a---ra ~ '.- 5---- - !'Iei
~ '.--t g-s ~ -. a'- ;ss'st
y. 5 a, = ,t;.,s,,.
-f1 -7--.- -;
-rl z---l l.t-- '---'-- 'a z.
$50 e - ,s--5-...
-..,. ---- ~.
s.s, I-Et --f ,--+'s;
-
:. ,':
1-; .-r.-... -,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

SEAM GRISr MILL TO LET M Z n no1s :e 2'iss' -. ss a59
- -. r. - =: ra-s- = 80 .s-Aai-
gs5sl-e 9f JOIN goAldNG Ek- - IN = y. :
u apFR -TTT FyR SsIE-Jyl = -eit :; Trl'c ~
1 -lr--. E,---- 800 - - p ~ --.s--z--z
=, s.-s-s,. -. - -.1c-e-- ;l-e 80: d.-s7- aaJ-.s
tar ard --e1: :5-T -c-es - - -. - - -
z--c,- - 5e---. -iG-= = - - 60 ...--
l-l--S -.7g. cas. 70, sls se;e@a; 81 - =sais
:. - = t-- y.=7 a52g; 10
ne. ---n - 80 y. - =. = - - - - - - .--- -
..e 7z7-.e7 -a': Seg ti17=r 7l1- ~ =. - - ~:
-. 81. '.= n cs..a-F s = - -.s- :
'..e-. 1,- WI . 1-----4 s-7 -.
s.i-.l. : = rr-f.z,E Ely. ! Fa'12 ':-e-:i Neg
-. l!-g f[s,9-i 81, F. JVessi Hse o:
q Re- y lZl-i', 80 1-' % -
70 LE-se @ -. -: - =. sa5 5..- AZ. s.: z: f. FSs:
;j5-ss ~ inch -u-Toss a. t<@- ,-ssi =; e
==l' - 20 -s '--- ny-i ll-'
=, For S4I-E-.. 5ssr;.fu -7z-c-T r=-lte--s q; *
~ - So. Pes-l I.a,- i--s-c, -9-iz 5-- =.l'-
- 10 ~ IN 5 :5so .,scs7z aa-Ss bans. e.
- i s--EzrsEa = co NJ. !:'';4..s; W...'::
a, F6R siLE-4 Far = : a1rss. n ne eo.a:Z e
"a 3faia5eszT : J = =7i=S -ou Sog;a \ T5-s sa',
j.; "a nm .=e p. .-5-d Ta@-@ OF - I'm E -
- -. - 5-.-s zar.y ta . -ca--si CO.. :;
ay-1-e 1- -t=-----se-- = e--s- ci=-e- - - -
:, s9sSAI.EIS THECITY 6s SE'yAR2N-.i aog5 -
g. - i55as =. i,,ai b 2 -. 80 z..a.
VIZ az rsl.-1l e ~ - .1W. - -
=. T7.s-= % Il r. EtElt9t- :. -5r-s'
.: !, a NJ lE-.s-- =-,e u %: y y. ~, ! -
Or ne g:s-ees = -
=. To " iSl-Ti iCTl- -RERS-To II: . lse.s -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

ECLIPSE OF THE MooS-of the I'VE ecl;p.e-
curing this year. IN. frs eclipse OF the Neon.
will take place on Friday next, me Slsi inst;
For rrcntoa the hoon VIII rise eeupsTd =, ~ ~
-,;nn,e. after o'clock end OF the eclipse M IS
uo;sn,rs after o'clock; the whole unse during
WHICH, i, will be VISIBLE being only aboutS minutes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

FEov THE CAPE OF COOP Hofg-Te have
Capetown p4pers 10 the beginning OF .Apf;l. The
new Governor OF the Colony, Sir Peregrine Mat
land, had a.rred out, and Sir George Napier, lis
predecessor, wes abou, 10 return home.
FRANCOIS de Leilre, French Vice Consul at the
Cape, died on the 26;h OF March. The L. S
brig Perry sailed from Table Bay on the 9th.
Boston Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
CHEAP DRY GOODS.


~. 3 Ce-a-. enc tusr ;ra.'l Nassau =.
~ G :-csss1 .,r- -tuco7 'sl-1csl: :e-ch I-lie;
husus, -i-h B-orle Plsi ard .,'l= PoG.i &c sc. Of
superior gua'y tzrk ,t,t9=t BaTe-@. Nsy >;e B--zo-
loi >@tg st-.- BARGE -haAs, LetzS, C-syz;1.
rca IIa; and esp R.eas. BT-.'s' Ia-e-+ s1l Asa5gf
:al Lace, 's1:e an black Cart1,,. coored >z >t'rs
Ra,.sy ---ila-. F1>--y. q o.lz - =->e1s rc.-r-,-
- ca,a tH w.. - -J s-z ;a s--S =ile qf-
chg.nE 'ae- coe--s. uF-o
IGUOH lsS, ls55 Rs5s,s -e Boesd a''rsi ;'e'- 7s1n
lg3p F.. .Jrag. B5a-r. -ss5r e Ne. .ap=-sr --4i!'y.
5.l.s q, Bz1-h.y Ras-ii.. 70! No
80 90 tar y ss2rs Dl---s. eS,-a age s.zs.
SO. l' L--1. Saar.,, .--.---- Co..
~ c-lss Boz - Z Ei- g. vs-oii, -.-..' -
F-s>s P5ps-s y.t-- .. s-sy. .,.'. c-e--s, =
'Ji ol-cls- &. H-.-: u fa'e --,e y = Ja,1 .i-,e'
nj = CLAYTON - sons.
TIE BEST SosP :, TIE oELD.--g'a.ri'.=. '.ho
Go ':l-''". ---e u, - So . IA 60 Ns-- - y
(, 5eT-, i1-g.el b.,~l -osp tla- .--y 50 IMPROVED
s-:ce- E--a- u.sauac---et - >oe c;re1 ae;er- trar
any o.e- peculiar 1l5--t=> -s=s-s1 9y 1"1r
gta----rh no. fading .cus~ ~ y lsI-s. hl=acl-1Z
tzHc-s r-ss5E hem perecii5 waite s2i .o;t as 1esv.
without sE.f-5-- si the =ast--a-d = &c s1ce=G;
io,-; soap is=7-1 ne ~it : s1T y. c- of Ces;=
Soap a.! many Nno .ay l.ch .s-5ef ;llca
o'n-5 sof .a.c y ms; q ~ p-He9-l eoeers a th g!
sHc B.cy=-yn. Es=5E ~ - - hg1--rs -nlp'oysf
B-owa Soap I RUBEEIc, - the--y =. 2.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

that Ire eyenc- q The -ih g0Es Industry u
HstsN. e -nd :co> of ;h- csviH sat c-ew Aai csc
1eaEs PrceSby ;he ch- Industry Morrison WHICH ei
ihis Vot about th -h Tor :; JcGs. NJ.
CAROL
Scr "a atiasl ot Seem from NYck 20. Blsoa cargo of
corn aid -four, s;,cS Cohast koks saturday nsh
ant 70 pes-orew saved. About So bhs o, lhe Aou:
ued ashore snd charge OF the wrk MASTER :; Co
MS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY IS.
Cleared.

Bark VIM Schroder. R.yaeF. NewtuFypori. " Lewis
BuEs Mszepps. 81 Tear. =, Johns, NJ: lAwrsuce /
dams. Ngrthiop, Jacksoave Guch:; 5, Co; Csceo, So
yesieT, - DcfnH.O City.
Schf Sarah Jaae Small tiayana K Il Z,Ido: Nasne; Ia.
Aef, Gloucester, FoeT ;S Ncks,ca Tersn Le.hcn. East
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
REFINED SJGAN

3[TOOLSEX AND WO-1I-SEY FROM L., date oer ;Asir
W '>iai,iaFl" IOUBLE KEi NED SUGAi.S ct tA= o.-
.u1Sils iCsv 9nce- VI
Iaf y cea;s 5s pound Iyhe1 les ;b1a I've packages 4re
G:-.3et II % @ 7F[ca=-s=t. f--; ee1' - pound
The above @'e psc.e-l s iJlg~s.
!.oaves, q ~ OF 80 H..
S5ss9sl i5 2 ~ o % = ,;'ocA-,.e tor 7ac1=:e.
irp. = IoTs Ps,en, SUGAR Tsszeiy c.. Of South
ind Mo.:s.Eegy -. o. &, = X
y. b. Ote out O. ne c.;y nus: - accompanied By :s1
ance- ain
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

On SEc1ayS ;hs -seac-eT me- ae t7-' VII III ever
.ol- .-,.- --. t4-t % atsf. -lc - hsIz1 f--z=.
Ia= Is !!la1l - ln- =yE-y
th-u4-a ;fe ,isg. freli . .. \. y -. = 2. =
Tie - =: I1s ysi 2.t.s s- IL ty Hal. -
- e. l. % u Il II = Leave Cs i:-! %. 2i-l s,fecs
- : ~ IL. y = Il. II 81. =
.slsn ~ -. " ---- M :. cARNAN- Ssc.r.