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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23
nruocRATIC NESTING IN PRINCESS ANNE

Alta meeting Of the Democratic party Of Princess
Anne county, held at the Court House on MONDAY
the 5h Of February, that being Court Day. on mouon
Jno s. Woodhouse was called TO the Iha'r' anu ~
Robert B. Hall appointed Secretary
The object Of the meeting being explained.
On motion 1t was -
Rssolred Tha, the Chair appoint committee oil
Ave. to pre- pare resolutions for It's consideration -
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen; ;! '"
Bunter. David Malebone, William McClennan, wilson
Canna and Thomas Wilkins. On motion,
Rssolped. That the Chairman and Secretary be added
TO the committee 80 ,,
The committee submitted the following pfeamoie
and resolutions which were unanimously adopted.
Uho,a.s tho Democrats OF Princess Anne convened
mon this OCCASION being fully and nnchangeably de-
termined to maintain and preserve nv'oate, me efea
principles of party, even al the sacfihce oil ho'
considerations and ind vdua preferences, have na'len
our flag 10 the mast view OF the approaching ffes'
;denal contest with The firm resolution TO triumph or
sink with the cause OF our country and Democracy
With Henry Clay, and his destructive principles, we
hold no parey; we are TO statesman, "ho'
in the cause of self aggand'zement, REGARDS ne'"e'
Tho claims of Justice the merits OF his opponents
bnt ia ever assuming the post and bearing oil oica'oF
whenever and wherever opportunity presents We oehoo
in this asp;rant to the Chief Magstfacy OF the Unon
the grand impersonaton OF all the ultra eoefai ooc-
trines doctrines which, If freely actsd upon are IN our
tiona, and the hope of liberty throughout the world
Be it, therefore,
RESOLVED, That thoug, we have on former occasion
EXPRESSED our decided wish that John C. Calhoun may
be the candidate Of the party bu, for The sake OF union
should Martin Van Buren,, be third time regularly
nominated in National Convention our hearty sup
port shall be yielded him, any other Democrat, Sc
iec,ed by the party for sufages; our motto being
stprncipes, not men
Resoiped That the Chair appoint twenty-five suitable
persons as delegates represent Princess Anne county
in the District Convention, to be held in Norfolk Bo-
rough in April next
The Char in accordance with the requirement Of the
above resolution appointed the following gentlemen:
Henry Cornick, Sr, Joshua James, Smith S. Wood
house. Major Jonathan Hunter, DR.. NJ T. Fits, W.
ives Col. Edward James, Edward Herbert, Major
w Lewis, William w. Carson, Col Chas. Heniy,
john Ship, Capt, Dawson Morris, James 5 Gask'hs'
Levin Waters James S. Rainey, William N'mmo,
David Malebone, Solomon 5 Keeling, John Gorn'o,
Josiah w Hunter, John II. James, James l. Nicholas,
Charles Brock, and DR.. w 7 Morgan.
Resoired, That John S Woodhouse and DR. Robert
B. Hall, the Chairman and Secretary, be added to the
delegation.
Rsso,ced, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the papers OF Norfolk and Portsmouth, and
IN the Richmond Enquirer
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN S. WOODHOUSE, Chairman
RoBERT B. HALL, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23

NJ, PARMENTER moved that the Speaker be au
,bor,zed to fill the vacancy in the COMMITTEE on MAYA
Affairs, occasioned by the res,gns"0" " WI WISE
lis Chairmnn which was agreed TO
Mr.. ADAMS presented several petitions which he
,d o,srooked when the State of Massachusetts, was
called which were appropriately referred.
The SPEAKER laid before the Hense several Exc
cuve COMMUNICATIONS; which were appropriately DIS
The SPEAKER laid before the House the letter o
,,a uon Ym Wilkins, resignIng his seat; which
was laid upon the table and ordered to be printed
" NJ Mr.. C. J. INGERsoLL moved that the Speaker
fill the vacancy accustomed in the JudIeafy Commit
tee by the resignation OF Mr. "'i"e' "h'ch was
Mr. HAMLIN moved that the House I'D ou'n
And the House adjourned until Wednesday, twelve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17
Arr

Bark Byron Pearson OF Newbuypol; 10 d from Havana.
sugar. to Lett ships CfovG Colon. Smith, hence.
us arr York day before big Laurel OF and for Phil
adepha Jus; and Others. Passed gong II ships Concord.
OF Boston. ard ship William EnGs hence
Barr Jacob VAIN Howlan, i'm Trss;s. wool, Duulh
Culseaefy.
British brig Falcon, Pt is from Bermuda. N ballast, 70
Tucker y LlshtbourN
Trs Niohaws Col>on 10 ds from Neuyetas moasses TO
Holt * owen. Lett brc Brothers lds, Tor Nloik.
Bns W Huntington, Banzeit, is TN CadenaS so hhds
molnsseS. 20 lie Zado SD with b!s Mary Pelaell.
iernman for Bu.iOn-par'ei of HaiefHs.
Schr julius Prn.e. lns!cuu days from Georgetown, Sc.
lumber, 10 Badger X Peck
cotton aAd ilS hides, 10 John Brewer.
Schr NerniiloI Seaman. / d TN Baltimore. cora
Schr Ellen, Chapman. Ncwbcu NJ, naval stores.
Sch Flash. Knapp. Philadelphia. coal.
Steam, sch Seneca. Hanson Hartford, Indse
Schr eonidaS Spelman. Providence.
Schr Boston, - MachlaS lumber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

THE MARYLAND kipNAPPERS.--Ac case was tired
a, our Cour, last week. WHICH has excited consider
abI, attention. Two citizens of Maryland came in
10 the county and seized black man claiming hun
az q slave. The black man released by his
friends. and the Marylanders arrested and bound
over 10 wer for kidnapping, at our Court. The
grand inquest ignored the bill, upon the ground, it
IA supposed that the defendants had constitutional
right TO sieze their slave and take him before mag
istratc, without warrant from peace olllcer.
(West-Chestsr pa Record.
s destructive Fire occurred al Canal Dover,
Tuscawaras County, Ohio, on the Sth INST, which
laid in ashes three large warehouses, the bank OF
the Canal the Collectors Office, and the For
wardine Store ard Grocery OF Ferlg and Touey,
consuming large amount Of goods and mcrchan-
disc of all kinds, and from ten 10 fifteen thousand
bushels OF Wheat. The loss is computed NJ $4,000
about $4,000 insured.
L. We see il stated that there will be Conver-
ton of the Kentucky Hemp growers, manufacturers
OF baggng and rope, and dealers IN those articles III
Louisvil c. on the l0h OF June next,
A leading object of the Convention Will be 10
make Louisville, instead of New Orleans, the Bag
o;uo ard Rope .Harkct of the Mississippi Valley,
sn oiher words, TO bring the buyers TO the article, IN
stead of sending the article 10 the buyers.
srsucg BY LlcHrNlNG.-A quantity OF iron in
the back cellar Of True and Almy's store on State
.treer was struck by lightning during the shower
on Saturday morning. The iuid passed INTO the
store and shattered the ceiling in several places.
''o'' Rochester Dem.
rT The steam ferry-boat lcclander owned by
the 81. Clair Ferry Company, was burned 20 tLe
waters edge while lying at The landing opposite 81.
Louis the other day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

city Of Hudson. Columbia County. y. y. and io sale IN
'''N ''' q JAMES $. aSFINlvALI. SIS WilIan-s,ree;
General 4 cent for this Gig.
and BIZ mos, othc principal retail druggists New-iofk ana
This i no ia nelo medicine 1t has been known foyear and
is healing influences been felt by thousands m the vcns
where la, been sold Bu' 10 effort has ever before been made
introduce the public AZ large by means 81 tire press II
mas en eit work silently by IL own intrinsic MR.
depend for It's celebrity actual eIpcrrr. ard
{, has effected: The extent 81 these anu
the high and inst reputation w!ich ms 'h ACQUIRED. are
manifest hundreds cfstm"nias yolrnta; furnished TO
the rrnprp.nr by Gentlemen The medical profession nEi 9th
en- have ,rici Il now tor the ir Tine ads eftiSed m
tie public journals order that H. priceless benefits may u
mad r and eu,y,-i more wiLey y afflicted who
s1iIar,n. y, Ii.,t "a know ed re OF u, rcaln. powers
Colds Coughs asthma lGiuerzI, NtaCpuEt "HE. Group
Worms emorfage. risinz az hrud, aud tie whns cas'
ton anu OTHER Kindred ttS arc clAi"e! Ny VI rs " "
charm. These coUuaEtS of most iusd"u cinflcer-
They commence with >cHt cold or 'in some irins an
ment which, beng nj lf-i neglected. ienH' IL inflammation
aud slowly advances step hv step until the constitution gives
way and tie brought Z, the verge Of the give
No person who any rrcar! ur the ne>tmHbe bcN,ln: u
health stu;l b. without this mild pleasant, safe yet powerful
IN this climate. where chnnces OF weather are 81
sudden and then effects Immensely important
\ timely Of has saved and wIl thousands from the
pun, OF prutrcted lines from beds Of languishn- from
wasted frue, deblale constitutions and even from deaf
sc The til,Hg PAID FOR bottle of tnis eynnilnarj
curative m often saved vast sums -; money which must INV.
been paid for medical attendance dunn: long OF pam
| iui Sickness
With all their wonderful and eicaciois powers Dr. 0UsE
Mans GERMAN COUG DROPs free from every ingredient
Of debians dangerous nutuc. They uTe purely yeGe
table compound and be taken with entire safety IN al
kinds of weather and under all circumstances The OF m
Invaluable medicine has also caused great Improvement IN tb
health of persons consituonaly feeble efec; impair
and 20 the system. while instance weaken
the patient II acts mild. healing eNpectoan aud az TIE
time gentle tonic. Ii i, IN Short the HEALING
cheerane 10 the weakened frame and the des9oud1- mind
II the 90 triumph sickness and pam their
oppressive forms ThiS proved by tie niah5e testimony q
thousands who have tired II may he proved by ei who ch9o>
Try Price 80 bottle OF III awiy In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17
, PHILADELPHIA Citizen Soldier.
FIl<worth'S HrnOrt,

;.,,,,n, .rDsps N Agriculture. the Ar;S. Sc
II the United Stats: BEN: Al accom-; OF recent @LI ;po
4sas making Fences, Iai,ius Gf=ir, 1nan= FORK dsi9
AZ nn,ar- pouehs and other Agricultural Implements Nc
Ey Hon h /. ELLSWORTH Commissioned OF i1trLsS: A-u
f5iise on Agricultural Geology Prcs : ceats; I'VE CO..
~ for AT Is one OF the most valuable and interesting
tn abov valuable work contains vast amount OF the
49, r.ant Information to Farmers which has ever be-
fore ben presented cheap Fate The contents oil the
work, in part, follows; ,-.;,n
Tabular Estimate of the GF9ps IN e9Gn t. s W.
Cotton To- nc i..'i Six GC Seoe 8.
siasi gallons Of Wine SC c..,. >.
,f S Of s Sow I W. s.aed acs
Progress Of lnrroyemenl-t anses OF improvement:
Inrl,, Mode OF Fsgcing-Aoie ofcons:ruc;ius Houses
Fsn[e sarrus-Comrstison of Exports aud lmpof:s
Markets A Home or AoroS"
Prospect Ola Foreign Market
Success Of Competition
- The work also contains the following valuable Doea
Letter from Hon. JOHN zeHeferrO Of Virginia, to Nh
Ellsworth on tf- nitufr 81 " test ,-.,, q, an. L..
-aled enar by gentleman os the Manufacture OF
go lro:a Annales de :. soeieta Poly;ee igu.
PractIue transatr It tie Patent oies aud highly eoni"
Ois %rj i'5 Of csalizn- Corn s.mU;ns, Process
e 81 Sei,oi>i iFlIe & Of Planting, Cultivation, a
ve,,rs scpaz llciaeTy. Product Value Manufacture
OF b Po 5 l,5 By " A. ot. Of CIeayeaad
Ono do do. By IL Work Of Fort Wayne.
-, 49, S' ti Inc n1niat- Of Result Of
~ .mrnts. By Harris stanwoed = 20. 81 Iost9A VIZ.
Remark, on the same subject. By CAMfsELI AohFI Of
@ o Sam, ,u5jce; dseus,y4br W Milford and j.
7i'.' Elo De Of llai;s Elaine ad s'earne om LAID
Sc. By John H. cinlihoi EeN- Ok p 81 ,,... 60.
T. Le,tr5t from ! >cJtt, a5 OF !.Ir on t- H'- all
''lz Sa i II elm. AID pichns &c win cuts IN.
Lee e.t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEWBORN, MAY l6-2 P. NJ
ClearcI.

Ships Elisha Densou Seey. Trieste, ilurlhut * Co:
Norma Barton. Havana, VI Taylor; Castor. Eldtdce, NOr
leans. F. X Collins s. Co.
Brlrs Ondne lw. Nenarn Sieitn. Schmidt * Baichen:
John Gardner keeon. Bellze tond; Adcne. Lnsco,'.
Syrua In Grand Spo,ord Tles;on Go: Grand Turk.
Nave Portsmouth Nesinth K Walsh; Jefferson, Dyer Sa
vannan. do.
Schrs Aiventuer McBume Halifax, T lYnniett; Matilda.
new Munon Vera Cruz Emily. new Finn, do: EuHce.
Sioop Proc; Glass, Bydenburs, Providence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

In tde nm Sutton from Charcst0a-Mr kerTon lady
and child, aIrs Homer Miss orasrs, Ms Wall M Rey
nol. Nlr, lnser Mrs jackson, Mrs Whitney, chi and
nUT,e; Mess il K King W Williams Sir. Michel W AT
Kin. Casley. Il il Holden, Master II Smlih-and 3
In he brig Falcon from, Bsr1puG.Two Miss iiggnbathe
Miss Tucker. Mr. Cox OF Eexandei, Mr. Gibbons AT
IN tie scgr NGune Roberts, from lt,o Braces IcTdS-
Mc.,rS lussel. JARVIS Sled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

Arrla. lat y s. long - Is, W keeef ofThomaston. fin
Barbados bound 10 NOrleans.
MAY 9TH loT;usas bearing NV 20 miles, ship :; Cloud,
hence iuf NOfeau>.
May ih Key West bearing ENE . miles. big Vendelear
of respect, fin BOeou, or NOisaTs.
MAY 9Th lat - 50 long 5 0! w whaling schr Exchange Of
Plymouth. one month out ~ b!S - oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17
Brighton Cattle Market, May Is.

and 22JO SWINE -.
oo,c few extra 50 75 inst quality - y 50 80 second
Guality 81 - a 50 30: third Qualty So - 81 80,
UOrkInr- OreH.-salC, nj SIS. SO, SO and SO.
SSeep-a.s from 81 y 10 50 90 We no;icc the sale OF ii
beautiful CuSset We,heS for sl36.
q. cents for Baows Old Hogs from a. TO cts A, retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17
Disasters. SC.

y the arrival of the bris Falcon this morning. ernu
a. We learn that the bI: Bntew Ring Ihu,!ow Y my
lS port bound Beruun gong into ;2t port Stluck
on the rres the NORTHWEST Of these Islands. After hight
cuns her the vessel OF and taken into Hamilton 10 70
pair damages
Captain PITS states that lie coming o: Bermuda
he pdse. going bns from Boston which was bound 10 C
tiavana e having struck on North rock of the Bermuda
Islands winch the leaking the water WAS then w
to cabin floor. The Captain had MS ,rRk and ;nss on
the quarter deck ~ keep them cry-
5lbec Nay i0.-CGpt Douglas reports iat TIE 5rS South
hampton. Capt; Ross, from the w c>t Indies Tor tins po
while eudenyuunc make her passage through the Gut OF
Canso through by the and almost Immediately
sunk only having time her little closer 20 the share
where e now lays her beam ends The southampton had
ca rro of sugar. .nola>es. The schooner AnaIsnh
Cowe which sailed non Halifax tol Quebec the 6; oi
April. with curgD sugar. also sunk the Gut
Caau. Another schooner with similar bound Tor Nj.
rainlchi. viii. the same ia,e. st the place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17
CIRCUIT COURT . Before Judge kent.
HWY nnckWsII nnd ntlIels Is. 4. MlLLER.

al-This case vas ticd lce bciae sest' Roosevelt o
stone were "a fson OF; Circrs urses AZ tie Bi'veTy IN
phi;.eatfs when had teen pledged u them on oai', D-;
Ness, Mile: Co. arrived 10 the CITY, and nserte: own
.-,iJp of the .ores u,.dsr -cse and LOOK item from
pHatiis stables ?aiuis fsrieved. n,l Lie tTe-, acton
+. 10 ,.yf tie ownership testimony Gdduce, G3' q
no1it asked and -aie 81 tie ground, principally tH.
Tie plai;t were partners the tlr, AID cuno show
1lu property The jury then directed 10 asses ne "a
a-es naG testimony 0rned ..;h that erdei
FOX defendants $500 and the damages III i and cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17
Sailed,

Ships Yorkshire Lvcrpool; Syie he erase HAVE; Huron
do bark Ievunt Philadelphia: hngs Tarquna :, Jago d,
Cuba; Coward. Charlcston: Ohio Maasorda; Caroline
Plart Turks Island, and Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17
Deferred!
Deferred
CITY INTELLI 6 f n CE.
WEDNESDAY

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT.....Befse Judge
Belts.
THE UNITED STATES rs. ANDREW TALccrT.--
This s an action To recover n5ou, sI 10 sad to te due ;e
tinted States BY Capt, Iacuit who employed ~ az
hnr,,nc officer IN some neerinr u.rao NJ the mouth OF
the Mississippi lle dens owing It. but ds-c;at - re
vas entitled 10 remuneration tlr serylceS e ris; ~
am and which has been allowed s The Govennt- ne
ra,e vii be resumed to-lnu:fuN forenoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17
JAMES Harvey and BENZ L. Swan rs. Henry

BURR and FRrp'x NJ CANP-The plaintiff. supplied sap
chaudiery goods Lake boat Oak winch Wa ~
oiowet e- niersa, and took possession Or the amount oi
b y; stores declaring they had len upon her uds' the
uta /, was coutenGed u' the defence, iat Lake ooa
mai sn or vessel under the meaning the act, ana that i!s
lien .uud hold, particularly the boat had 3ee1 pae
or value 10 third ants and more Il taS had elapsed
before >e was followed Judge heut sustained The positions
m Il rs ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17
LEE A4n SPEECUES OF HENRY CLAY.
WING Committees: Clay Ciubs' Friends
Iii Cla-. kcmG o.: yo;:: orders.

OF r:r CLAY! send o.. YOU: orders
-. 1,I- 1,t.t- r->-frro n. ATS
TO TIE OI2'O jill W ! M ~ -
cF ALI. PARTIES, ALI. CRtEj=, ALL CAli-iH17'
| ,,-..>,- ,l,;f, ,cra.,o r,,..es. vii n
ohi5 80 eei. Is. i"' .-,,.,.,,,.,,a..
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q H-. II Il, \ ! u > l. l. T. 1 II =
nr
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soasLETt - 1'So '-Lc'i.s q % -
WITH THREE ENH4tANl-'c9-
T4- y.i9LE FOR ONt. DOLLt.!
~ = = \s,.Iors ri5ua- have E:
~ -. " ,.tss = SWAIN, p5orTis-
60 - = IN - II..,rz--d collection u the
-,i 81 n "a; i So -c-3.a py Bts-
= : 49,, c. -.l,.,nan md Or4;cr Of
=, - ,i;si h,--s sur.fb Engra7!ncs--t!
- .'4 5i-d - rnsI;5b from liz SNaia's
,i,,i,,. II ia, ,yo~- for the People, J.
pair al el.',ol .. '-, low
- O. No. IN T,ery7Y.Eivg CENr. for II.
- - lo, back and oil, titles for sng
''' - ia,, ..r,.,ss ~. ,.tso only o5 cents.
h;;s:.ii.i., .,.oif,ri.-s-
,,r,,otp az HENRY CLAY-cl-e: and
- - - g. .bi, yo,k bv E-SEY }.
7O"A- -
aAs"oSD f's' i....,.. or -, c1,v r.o-, Isir
II. THE SFAECHES VI Mn. La NJ
20 i5i2 aeusre carefully collected lioH ailous
5r this work compared aud Corrected and an fsS'o
The P=ssoa-inany OF them asFiag 5sel sli
Ih- tiira psrsonAiI Gay s-sd 80 @Al So 80 ]
sc instead OF l'ing us own ,is0+Vus -"u - - ~
80 : -. - 49, bef,r- arpear-i.
Hes' or cor'eetAeS' los ~
Zach Speech Is Fe.cTu Ds o... y, ;6,rb md
explaining ~ Circumstances when - = rot
whenever u Is ~ 95er DISCUSSION
Al me s1e 81 = -''I I,rsTn.TIOxs
~ - ; = ~ ~, E. ~ cf ~ r-o, o.,
]. = FO3l Rail w hH'' ~
original painting By Lnsa -asT1ysd ~ r' ~ HEN
II. 4 VIEW OF he B!RI HFLACf Ol -
KY CLAY IN The Slashes OF Hanover" FTgilia-en'
qrayed or .t.e!
LITTER
ePCV Ne CLAY
s9cb IS the c.r4cte5-.uch are the Of tie ed
non Of THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY
Clay which the Subscribers now offer the public In
ysn eTg volumes Of 100 paqes. FOX One DS!ier. II
:, pred or far. Whit. pane, and neatly pu. up il flexible
and Is afforded cheaper than any such work
before. because hope give II the largest cifeu"'
Ion er attained By any
To the Friends Of HExRy CLAY-AliChty, gio:'ous ho''
the advocates Of the benguan principles and e2su;sS
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DE-. Larllner's Lectures.

No lILartps, cumri-t- Course 81 Lec.ures, delivered
embraced ia ,te Lecture, are El-,uei:y1Ths sup-uai
Lnrsiiull-B eicils-I ann,l.-Pupullf Fsacies-Lzht
Falling s,lrsl mIartfy ot--!ltsJonca sketch OF As
troeouly--Drls-Sci- z.-l by A-t-SuFalc Dscoye-
ris-s5r,t-V bre5rs OF tie Hetila-Vot,tc Batter
s'saui Eng pes Of England sod .,n''Ss hs s;Iil9n Of
Progress q Physical >crbc- Pr!r for h= Who'll, Lcuuc
lsrdusf', Lectrti g c-uts Ter sase cegy FOs;m-ste
add others Wal receive five Copi-s Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

Trinity Church lease oflo; No. GFoyes Is by Is feet. 40
DO. do No. s do. 10 by 70 feet. ~
The Marine Fire Insurance Company OF Rich
nond Va. has declared dividend OF ISL per cent Tor the
past year.
The Directors ofthe Columbia Bank and Bridge
Company have declared dividend Of 81 20 on each share
payable on and after the 18th instant.
The Pittsburgh Republican OF the lth inst says:
We nnce oar steamers hive been literally crInned WIN"
freight ioT tie Canada make, since the opening o navigation
The quantity Of merchandise landed 81 - Johns Gurl: Inc
last o weeks than ever before received at mat
pom IN the same period oi tiile
The aIilleige,ille tGa.) Journal of the 7th inst
say There was another burning Of the bi' of the Centr
Baaa on saturday lat. We learn that the umpun; then
burned ssl,.G There now about SVVVc' III active
circulation.
Two ships are now building a, Aauapoisett, one
for Mcssrs hathaway Luce OF NewBed:ord. OF AZ tons
ba.;en and ship Of $50 ioT James Arnold Esq Of New
Bedford to be launched about month Both vessels are
to he employed in the Whale Fishery.
The receipts al Monroe Michigan, per railroad
for SIX days 10 May follows:
Fisur barrels - / 81 Seed. barrels .............i
Wheat, bushels =, Polk barrels ..........-.
Be, we give the receipts e; ;c Railroad for the first or
months OF tins und last winch eNb; gratifying nce.e
Innuary........ Si.3 si.6 $
February 5-S - - :
auFci ............. Observation-Disclosures. $50 - 10 =
Aprl i4i 81 o. .
50 sIlii s.
Exports Of tt few leading articles from Pittsburgh
eastward. VIA canal during April: :,
Flour barrels r IN pIa ana ,d dq In,; Is y &
Bsco a, .o'n Dos asa Wool '.....
I ie,s, Al. Feathers $50,
Tobacco. ,lo5 Whisky gallons 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

VESSELS WANTgp--lt appears from the fol-
lowing paragraph in the Bangor Wing that yes
sells are in demand IN that quarter:
"BuSNsss OF BANGoR--our shippers OF lumber
find il very difficult 10 obtain vessels sufficient 10
carry the lumber sold 10 market great dehcien-
CIV Of vessels has been felt all the season so far, and
still continues, greatly 10 the de,rimen OF the bust
ness OF our civ About one hundred vessels are
now employed here, which is less than the usual
number while III the time there is Il large IN
crease OF business, and, OF course, great demand
for vessels. The scarcity OF vessels has increased
somewhat the price o; treghts, and those having
suitable vessels will do we'll 10 send them this city
for business
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