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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-01-11

In the notice of Mr.. Griffy's mar
riage, published last week, the name of
Rev. A. R. Rude, by whom he was
married, was inadvertently omitted.
$50
Congress. Some interesting debate
has taken place on Mr.. CO.. Ingersoll's
resolution to refund the fine imposed on
Gen. Jackson for his conduct toward
Judge Hall, in his gallant defence of
New Orleans. The wings opposed the
resolution with all their Bitterness
The proposition to re-adlust the tariff
bill, also gave rise to much debate.
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@ According to promise the poetic
effusion of &C." is inserted to-day
Our time will be so much occupied in
preparing synopses of the proceedings
of our State Legislature and Congress,
until the adjournment of those bodies,
that we shall hardly be enabled to give
much attention to matters of less i'm
portance to our readers. Our cores
pondents will therefore have to excuse
US for laying their communications over
UNI we are less incumbered than at
present with more important matters.
$50
Make ,coy for the Coons THE
Coons in this county held meeting in
the court house on Monday last. The
proceeding had on the occasion shall
appear next week.
Speeches were made by two Coons.
We We're not present, but understand
that they chiefly comprised eulogiums
upon the ir candidate for the presiden-
cy, and reputation of the term Fed
eralists, as applied to their Coonships.
These matters will be discussed by us
at the proper time.
A "Clay Club," or, more properly
speaking, an ".4sh Pole" was formed
on the occasion, for the purpose of fur
thering their cause. They tell US they
intend to double their strength-that
they intend to do the decent thing. :
The "unterryfed" Of this county are
a brave set of fellows; notwlthstand-
ing the odds against them, they will
fight They fight Coon-fashion-hat
on their backs.
By the way, We are reminded of a
little incident that transpired in one Of
our streets. A young poker about
as big as Coon, came up street, foa-
ming at the mouth, apparently looking
for some "grunter" upon whom to vent
his rage. He spied an older one thar
himself, leisurely roofing in the mud
and the young one made an attack
making foth fly all around him. Ole
agrunter' raised young poker" on his
proboscis, and landed him fiat on hi
back in the gutter!
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-01-11

The Coons pretend to De much ella
ted at the withdrawal from the field of
Messrs. Buchanan and Cass. They
feign to be glad that the Democratic
party are likely to unite on the nominee
of the Baltimore Convention. How
consistent how generous They
moved heaven and earth to promote
discord in our ranks ;-and then man.
lfest great Joy at returning harmony a
mong US! They say they can beat us,
and that too without the aid of New
York and Virginia, and have thirteen
electoral votes to spare, even though
the Democrats cast their entire strength
upon their candidate. We don't think
so. If the Coons will be fair, as they
wasn't in 40, and if we unite on one
man,-we shall give these vain, boas-
ting braggarts sound drubbing.
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We have not heard Of the apprehen-
sion of the man who stold six of the
servants from the tavern of Mr.. Taylor,
in Winchester. The rogue's name is
said to be Torrey, who passes himself
off as minister of the gospel.
900
A Convention of the Virginia State
Temperance Societies, is to meet in
Richmond on the 1st proximo.
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The Democratic majority on joint bal
lot in the Michigan Legislature is So.
Dixon Fl. Lewis says he has increas-
ed in weight 40 pounds since March
last. He weighs 400 pounds.
I'm Old Mail RoJber.-The Alton
Telegraph, of the 9th inst SAYS:
AT the present term of the United
States District Court. John Wingate.
late Postmaster at Rocking Cave. in
Hardin County, Illinois. was indicted
for an alleged robbery of the mail. The
accused is % years of age
$50
The .4nti- Somnambuhst.-There is at
the Shannodale Springs negro man, who
is something of a curiosity. He is an in
offensive. obliging creature, and is al
ways emphaticallv wide awake when
duty calls. Though above forty years
of age. he has nerer been known TO sleepi
Neither man, woman or child, can say
that he has been caught mapping even for
a minute
The Hon. James Alfred Pearse, Wing
has been elected to the Senate Of the T.
nited States by the Legislature Of Mary.
Ian for six years from the 4th day of
March next.
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We hear that Gen. Wadiy Thompson,
the Minister of the United States in
Mexico. has forw arded his resignation
of that trust, and may be expected to
arrive in the United States very shortly.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-01-11

the dollar; but since the people have
shown disposition TO sustain the Gre
dit or the State, it has risen to par val
ne. LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER
THESE THINGS.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-01-11
wooDsToCK:

THURSDAY, JAN. il, 1874,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-01-11

The Hon. James Alfred Pearse, Wing
has been elected to the Senate Of the T.
nited States by the Legislature Of Mary,
Ian for six years from the 4th day of
March next.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-01-11

We hear that Gen. Waddy Thompson,
the Minister of the United States in
Mexico. has forwa rded his resignation
of that trust, and may be expected to
arrive in the United States very shortly.
-.NM. Mtelligencer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
Foreign Ports.

At Hayans. Sept H. SHIPS Adelaide Adams. tsch; Loui>,
Jus: arrived Bgs Prince de Joinvs dsch; Tneren LeS
20 s MGss '' Rn. 10 Rama,. Un, Msxrr
MsHeles Governor Hoosi"s tqssn caro- Schr Msrnor
Plat do: BRIG Lime Ro-k. do .cAr Tasso waiting freight,
AT Vspaaiso June H. Bark Espress. Ne~eomh. Of ane
from New York. ta5ou June IL which spoken IN The
Straits Of Magellan hpr q had not arrived.
Sailed from Ko Janeiro about 18Th rt ship Eershe. Wa
lace, Sew.York
AT ST Pierre Msriinane ats ul. buS Clinton Of Bangor
late Atwood. who dei i9h. from Wilmington {. had o>t
al her the m and Sccoud officers the former hsd
bit was recovering The was bound ST Thumss
POD luIks Island, ~ soon o. she obtained crow
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
SECOND BOARD.
p,b,,c stock E.change.srpr Is

AT Charleston there has been little done in IT,
Stock market Al the Railroad at 81 taken freely out
the market and 6 refused the close OF the week The
ks for Exchange is l quiet. Bank rates England Jr
purchasing 81 sf. Two ships have been made ,r
Liverpool 76d and for lavre at lc for square bale
oasise dull to New York square and round bales ,5 20
30 cents per 100 lbs Rice 50 cents per erce
The following shows the collections at the Phil
depha office OF the Columbia and Philadelphia Railway
$. .no,, sss RsEag zs X ,s y PsTs s q s;s gp;ai 81
Dc week ending Sept 90 l.556 Is l.s6s 50 4.l25 s
Whole Nov 80 aSseO s3 q s9l 40 o3 soi y
There have been upward of l400 new buildings
erected and commenced this the city and suburbs 1
Philadelphia. of which 400 the city Honi
are scarce and readily taken advanced Stores
.carce and sections To be obtained
arser number OF factories and workshops huve also be
sr.ced than during any former similar period
,yas first settled
The Cheese trade OF Cincinnati has been an H.,
oyt.nf cns for several years and rapidly the
rh, ven, il 10 supposed that will upward
Baltimore Cattle rlarket...S SEPT. q.
Catts-The marke heavily stocked with Beef Cat J,
nenin 10 day the offerings The scales amounting
M 1000 head About 3Ou driven North and so sold "a
the city butchers Mt ranging from S TO So per lW
on the hoof. equal 10 2 So II 3 10. n m 0unlty:
HoEs-Llve Hogs selling at Slu ~ 90 per iOV lbs, ~
small lots.
New-Bedford On Market. .Srrr 81
We have of for the pas; in Cru
Sperm Oil or Whaebone.
In Waue OH l3O bb w sold At Sec and 200 bbs Sor'l
Sea al SSc per gallon. tShippinE List.
IMPORTS Of Sperm Oil, Whale Oil and Whalebonr
into the United States Tor the week ending Sept 2, 1914
Sperm. Whale. Bone
Proyideuce-ShIp Lion. .2aO
PrOvincetown-ochr Stranger ....,..........s5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
MEDICINES.

TuPORTANT-R. RICHARDSON s; cos celebrated
l AMERICAN PANaCEA s. advertised on ne outer
nj this pspr: siectDE the NOS astonishing ours r
rdec II story Cases Of Scr1tuIa EXISTING IRON infancy
and haratzry been entry cured. and 10 'eurl
: the most agraEt-d character. wnlch nave feaeG
tn. st medical s%il ami the patients .vec NJ WIN te eN
-sc.sr rhsi .hey coct 20 only days nave Derh
sord 10 -a-;-c- health and ire vln- wines u
fs svrsas Ire C55ss mad :lace 0a trs persons n'Sl
ri,-=. anvc bsrG a'st 5y .ss - NJ patsis "ere
7nt allowed ~ taSe arr 9-r kind ci medicine ~ nave
tie t=stnorT Il many u oG r .Egs'claas h1 iae ,se
y = net- p- : The pc; ann rns-cuf nlsocy
vsr ra.e-ei and ftar u hs -iTa "a the pufnc7t2 ana
1-o,s- sd es circulation ~ The blood Lei ioss ae
- gth an the t-egscS e-slera-ei n the
mike nB-11rh tina. lts sa.7ts rnans ~ u te
sure Alternative 81 :hs whole Sys.e1 w',-out s Gei .a
r07.e1uenreso o. dug aiisTatire~ =, 80,
tVne---i e genes Np = f.le-st-es Ns OK. No =!
No-h Secant--ei fade ohia, and No. - e.Tei--'ise
Chu;ou Buduzs. 57rT znd - retail af 2 me finci-I
D-lgr s's IN the United STATE SI- sIso1
SNKR's; LIFE PiLiS-Sefsst ifsdietne Ho; Wea;fer
1 pc!ue Of Ecci.sHow vngshlc y beui'h 1nc 'e' row
la L stuffed perhaps ms rt.ts from - osn- c'ue
~ difficult srd G2-a;sd subject wns7efs The con's;3 x
@ OF lis beng ne: :sc,e. wha tie Old men
o :bs Tan4-sse Psr ;sis Is 70 Keep a cool head and
IA IN st he Oosst The herbs of me hec IL az >ul
ceat for ever medical sna made these ms Ncdy
long practice demonstrated IN correctness OF MS taeofy anc
the I'd 1e> with his .rcomparsois and nv;soTins
-nefi-lra The p-nprieto-s nrevlG- c e Unsolicited
testimonials those have been benefited bT the ue OF
par LIE p's ere sold re'a. boxes sf5 and 80 cents
sarh by eli respectable Druggists and oJ the pIonret9
TH6S ROBERTS * CO. IL Fulton a. $ In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
Disasters. SC.

The Pensacols Gazette of the t;h states that III
wreck Of the ship Sobsk lying Santa Rosa sand
with the remainder of her connns Of over 1000 bal
Of cotton. 700 ck of red cedar &c. sold public
Thursday last io the OF $3.50 II correct
informed Cspsiu elrn. of ths steamer Creole purchg
und he succeeds getting OH, all the cotton which,
doubt that he will Snsy congratulate himself
fair speculation
The brig Ceceia Blown. ot and from Boston, June 25t
for Zanzibar. Penam5uco 9Th u easy On the IL
had been ordered by be discharged in pa
,runaou The leak IN her bows. The had e1aer
.ed weather about June y. which she broke be
opet breast hook but had no received any ohs damage
Al eouence.
We informed thai the sc:r Effort r ballast. iron App
.aehicon to Orleans capszed The captain lost
pY papert and accounts.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

GREAT DIspArCH.--By the mail steamer OF July
10th, considerable order for goods was sent out Io
Russia by one of our merchants. On the 9Th OF Ar-
gust it had not only been received by the house IN
ST. Petersburg but the article, in iulhlmen OF the
order, had been purchased, packed, forwarded l.
Crons,adt, and shippes by the Chusan, winch yes
sci sailed on the 18Th, and yesterday arrived at this
port after the short passage of 80 days. sixty
nine days having elapsed since the transmission q
The ordnr Boston Transcript.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
J a NJ L ; /. 4 G y.
n,.. .r rCD

II No 3! JOir STREET iBSdr HiiliGEa
As aics nand select assortment OF the me 81 fashion
able sty. Of Goods 20 be found IN the market consisting f
Cloths and Nestnss OF description which
will he made UP o.der Style Of fl md workmanship not
surpassed by establishment the city and n; con-
sldeuole reduction from Broadway prices.
Gentlemen furnishing their goods have thSm made
and trimmed IN best manner, and good III warranted a'
the follow ing pnces
Dress Coats a5 10 $40 rrncS Coat. : 10 IL
Part. and Ve>is s. eAch
Also OF hand esc n.sor;nant oi ready made Clothing
Dsss md Frock Coat Pants Vests, Office Cots Orecoits
rnh CIoaks {. c. &c NJ redursd pnces.
The lowest pnce usked and no abatement Terms c3sh On
lslnerT. - IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
CLOTHING

A H. WASHBURN, lls,e E1ccron & Washburn, YOU'D
u respectfully inform his iraDd hEd customers tHo ne iA
taken tie new und spacious No 81 John street between
William an Nassau streets and -four doors from The Garner o
William. where he will continue Tie business o hetchar
Tuiur. tIe would inform the Public that he VIII nave
constantly hand The newest styles o Goods o E Cttrp
t,nns f Gentlemen and oy welT. winch shall be made
after the most approved London ard Parsan styles and wal
Gsneuer will please call and lave thei; orders with
tanly that they shall he promptly and faithfully executed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
THE T r B U N E.
For The Tribune
rup HOME OF THE DEsoLaTE. HEARTED.

For The Tribune.
ruE HOME oFTHE LATEHEARTED.
Tur glory that reigned in those halls s past
And the beauty that strangers courts,
And deep are the shadows that grief hath cast
IN the home OF the Desolate- Hearted
The oJor Of towers Is on the air,
But noisome weeds are mingled there
The vines unframed on the earth repose'
The nettes o'ertop the bridal rose
The clematis sinks from its wonted place
And the lily is crushed in its long embrace;
The garlands tha, hung on those walls Of yore
With their beauty and bloom have departed;
And the wreathing OF blossoms is known no more
In the home of the pesoleic Hearted.
The dust is deep on the rich guitar
That wakened Of old liz music there;
The birds cit sadly with folded wing
The lutte lies bv with broken string,
And the air-narp that hangs on The old ella bough
In requiem wild is breathing now
For the festive song, and Inc joyous strain.
Ring not through those halls deserted;
And voices of mlrth will not wake again,
In the home of the D D;soaie-!Iea.ed.
The portraits that hang on the gslleys eide,
Ofthat kindred band long since that died
Are inward turned to The oaken wall,
For the gloomy memories they recall
And many landscape Of glowing hue,
By folded veil is hid from view
For why should the gadness of happier days
Whose light hath for aye departed,
Be ever outspread to the dreary gaze,
IN the home Of the Desolateiieartrd
palor comes over the maiden's bloom,
AS she crosselh the door Of that lonely home;
And children move with sof,ened tread,
And voices hushed TO Il tore OF dread;
And mirth sinks back from its wonted How
When the eye looks up on the brow of wo;
For the happy band that were gathered there
AT single stroke were parted;
And we ask no more for the young and fair,
In the home of the DesoIate- Hearted
I4uxust. 1874. H. r. ".
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
CITY HOTEL.

WNTIIIEL, MISSISSIPPI.
-, THIS well known establishment has undergone 81
fts iuroucn tepair and snow ready Tor the accommod
, non of its uld friends md patrons. IL IL situated 90
Nam the princpa for business Nnd contic
ous 20 the >Canbng landings. Its large and nppsIiuei.
.c.stly givc5 advantage any other hutel
city The attendants selected with particular and
table AM; wne aie no' - e Snse. ns siy "ie no,e "a
cncp having conducted the St Charles o New Orleans -four
wears and present establishment three years would ash h.
ere public patronage pedg,Gs himself that ho~e wi
honor him with call shall not be neglected ~
JOHN MCCONNELL.
NAtchez. Miss Aug, 10Th le44 al 3moud
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
Arrived,
Sailed.
Brig Eliza. Tikiob. for ST Croix.
Spoken, Sc.

Aug a OF Fair Isle parted company with ship F!oreuce
Leach from Cronstadt for NSork.
No jate. off Cape Cod. brig Ruby. from City Pon, Ro
dout) for Boston.
No date. Channel. whsle ship Julu. Cs,ar of aud I'm
~ .Io,d
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
HARDWARE.

A MEXICAN WROUGHT IRON BUTT HING FS.-The
- subscribers have recently commenced the TnnuactuIs OF
wrought Butt Hinge. the city Of Troy. They srs able
supply orders for Tnbe and Pew uo Bu;s and VIII soon
the commencement, the business q the suh'cfD-r nm
engaged superintendent or the various manuac
by ;hs machinery have brought the business To- rs pre-
OF perfection, Gnd they therefore lee
able produce articles that esc All orders 10 the
sutsrribeu Troy. ~ Y. wall be prnmpty attended To-
sla2 2c1' hESNEN & LNLEl4L.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
COAL

DEaCH ORCHARD COAI-The subscribers have u yurt
and are almost dniiy tsci1fsinz 9 r. -, f1 - go,
he most aporove mine, ard - The lowest ra;sei o,lce
\ l'c on hg1d. superior o. .Ii-rsi -
by these have u.ef ne spp-il', 20 ll5 % C.
il.a Iesish Liverpool OrTel and Virginia ns!s VfssF
l.!f A. eihef Of the ya-t. ata Spgrsmaa rusow No.
Ii Wste- A. c. hfocgH the Pei ono: r p u 80
= - - 5efry n and ~ siaise-r5 81,
VSF3Cf. ORCHARD. Schay xiii Leaieh Lseksyana an.
L.rsfooe Goa, dug d.eaaIEifs .,o lS' : % s
0' ''' BENJAMiY Z CO sr,ce..o q ,'yles : III yy
Order per Dispatch Pos, prora2il: executed 81 la-
IVERPQOL Q2REL C2il-iSoon'9oS q t, +. ~ L !,
/ BrrToS's 40 Eyrn--'' e siiai nae cl'siEin. n ,
@ days from aI9 = ss;:e :ra ,1i @ - gppIe al The
@ f1I1li'> -, y, 80. NJ os tvARU 4 BROWNE
sis &c I'll Tashn:on,i and Hall Pisce.
CtOAL,-BET RED ASH o 9G PEACH. a. GECaAklD Eel. =
r & vel srreened ir5r the ya- and f-- Of caTare
gi 90 stovsaSd 1S e1o' EEE i mixed s 81 Ia; ::
. cent. psr ton wiii be deducted aken cect NON
aa :5 SSs 5s zat corner Of N. and fEFER s cxrox
DEACH ORCHARD COAL -My yatd Is Is .f nys a,si sGc.sd
with u!! upp' Of al ne Vafou sl1s ~ 80. .
% ,5s, ,a ns-;icul To have good coal At reasonable
s sle sSy 10 come forward and have he- l=' ea
ee before the pue GyaTG W re- 3 RI i5e r. re ai:o u Ii.1 s
Sim blocks we-t OF Broeiway
('UAI-PEACH ORCHARD CoAI.-T5e seasoaier lay
ing n uspe Of coal having arrived me >ut.Il.tl; +
ran E-s MI or suitable Tor paIuf E'ns lH'
kitchen rnges These preiering Goa. dfect from Vei can
have be ofds-s frd by s:vqc few day; nocs; 'o Gi
"a Il a. beo, Lehica Coa Lackawnna '1ai :, ne H,1
Cel f-er1ooi Orre and sydney toai Lr:eT, e. win =
srr5cro 81 Rertnes EIcsungs D'hce. No. ~ VA street
OF through the Despatch Post Will he promptly hied FL me
lowest market price, .,.-,.,r,.- ,o- ..L
ee2,r street. near B-ouG%sg.
tOi-fiavin- handsome assEHsn; Of the various -lnd'
ni nR both for domestic uld ranui-ftuunE puri'o -
2uL - which making dniiy acGtofs W; "oll
invite the Intention of CONSUMERS tAsfc.o
RED ASH or PEsCH ORCHAED. Of the most aP
NJ, vpsi veins. u the -iuHu. Lewis, a. "a saie
WHITE OR GREY ASH sCt!L i-hI!-i4. oi the bfoac
Mountain and TuscGrors veins, nna -
Peach Mountain Lchlgh. iacsa~anna Ildney, fshIa
i-''''' l.. f. JACKSON.
crr Hudson and Amos and 81 Drrad'"ay.
orders also received l'er Desgatch Post. Iy-2 snl-
7TTUE Coal OFFICE OPPOSITE THE pARE-TRl-
( pTfNf. BUILDINGS.
COSIOf the best quality, 1dd3thd n sins ana sI:S 70
4 respective uses for nie cash D1cfs u lv iasSau al
n ribuns Bud!ngsl opposite CITY :iai.. VIZ
Peach Orchard Wnite Ash Srh'iE klH. tanntl
Peach Mountain G-ey Ash ScRuysiu. >sthey
I'D Nirrnigi7 TarIrh Newcastle,
!r,s.9.a-. f.!-e1lGel Pict0u &c.
~ - r PALMER, itIl Nassau 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
R.f,rence mar be made 20

R.ference mGy be made 20
RI Rev d. Rrownel tey. d. Totten. Rev Geo. Burgess.
md Geo Surnner VI y. Hurtord, c..
Rev Dr. Cr1swei R9v. a. b. Chap3. and y. a Jewell
VI T. G,ecIey Hey i Winchester Park Denjam:n D. H. Arnod
md HAYNES Lord E,Qr,. New York City.
Rev. Dr. Dorr. Philadelphia
The mex, session will commence the fst Monday OF M.
vember next ,.c. ., .,.,
Hn,nden Sept l6 ls44 slS 6teOdS6tW
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

~ c. MARSH. Accountant. respectfully announces that
y. his Counting Rooms. No Is Cedars street. continue open
from A. NJ. to p. NJ. :, =,
In the study ot Book keeping IA q nueh, by Nh Marsh
eyery nuu teens m the prnctica mnnner complete "
cT nrrtnersh2 books embracing all Tire different bushes
tfnnsncons GOOD mercantile house 40 becomes fainnf
with all the beokS constituting the sci, with all the document
relating to the books trial balances balance sheets occoun
current and with various mercantile calculations IN interest
,i.couni equation OF payments. exchange, Sc
I'm one instruction person oil good capacity WI
hecome ccrpetent Bock-keeper, and VIII receive rei
cnte 10 that eilsct No one taught IN n class
MERCANTILE WRITING "a thorough couTae Of pro
eresye lessons which will luil IN eiiecnga valuable I'M
provcment Specimens Of truly mercantile style may he seen
Gt the rooms. ,..,
PrnspecSes win tens, ocTS &C Hhf pe "olaheu "
rooms dav unt evening - ,.,,,,,.
The Sciancc of Double Entry Bookkeeping Sinpli.
llth edition. 20j pages 0rtavo; r,ce 81.
The All o single Enry Book Keeping np;cTe' ~ edition
la pages octave prl;c 70 cents
For snlc =. the bookstores and III the rn"fis
MIR Marsh offers services IN opening closing. or wi,:
IN book, 88 Cedar street Up stnirs. SOY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
MUSIC.

To the EGte Of .HUSical Taste in the u. STATES
gIARPS. S.-J. T. BROWNE & co. from ETardD maker
of the Imp oyed aier: Double unt Single Action tinrp
London and New Turk established 1916 J. f. b. OILERS ic
sale at 80 Rrnalway elegant assornen, ci Double an
Single Action iia- he ch 6riiBncy OF tone igh;ne's
touch elegance finish and perfect mechanism these !ar
them uneQuaed end oh;an tor them the mrs as,s
are constructed tie best principles OF he celebrated Ear
with all the modern SneEts Of lonunp ana iafS-
Warranted bear climate and ut European UTceS
lisrp repaired and for hire; String Instruction Books nr
sic. &c. y. T. Dhof,, = Z, 'inItItotuie ~
u L. ~ linn nh =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

.-rsa- r;RNO FORTE MSSIFACrOkE.-'Il
k.SsisySs Subscriber, uTe now l!nshlns nm entirely nc
instruments which warIGnts5
II gipTror IN tone 10 any in use. and 10 keep ID
tune much the Improvement consists ~ Ha,p Frame
peculiar in ccnS c.iou obSatng every objection heretc0t
caused by the r eaic plates IN lurng the tone ir
te~ors and prfc1ssrs a.e 10 examination oi ihe
GLENN ROGERS s, Co.
i7M Ihl Fulon-e;ree. East SIDE. Brnaiwal
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORk, SEPTEMBER 25
Cleared.

Cleared.
Sh,ps Sheridan. De Peyer. Liverpool. T. Collins & e.
Lancashire, Lyon. Charleston. Taylor & Merrill.
Bark Ellen. Durham. Trinidad Ne Cuba. Chasteain & Pom
vent Lagrange. Porter. Mobile Dlnhum & Dinou.
Brigs Necaisf, Dawson Windsor. Me Edward Bulkey.
Charleston Dunham 4 Dmon.
ehn Foam DAVIS. Grand Terra Island. Hurbui & CO:
yctona Bunce, ~ Jaso de Cuba. Foster Y Nc&enon,
Arrived
Brig Pedraza Hutchinson, l: days from Havana
cSas To Peter Harmony Serhews & Co. Sailed IN compa
ny with bark Elizabeth }. of PhlaG.
Schr Henry CIay Milune days i'fcm 'iSnis wood ai1
gram, To master.
tatoes, &c
Sh Bsker French; days from Virginia. coal TO risstsr
Schr Slas Craue Johnson days from Newbern. e. na,a
stores, to master.
Schr u Hsven. Evans SnOwhlll corn.
Schr Warrington More. Suffolk. shingles.
Schr LYDIA Ann, Wood. Virginia wood.
Scht Sally VI. Pits Berin, cotn and oats
Schr Camofdss, hall. BOSTON. uidx.
Schr samuel Appleton, Nlekepon. Boston, rndre.
Schr Oscar. Baker. Boston. mdze.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
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