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The New York herald., 1844-09-01
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To an
endless
eternity, by
all who witness.
ed the pale and ghast.
ly lobject, caused by
splitting blood, and most
violent cough, with night sweats,
a hoarseness and sound of the voice,

Vioient cough, wit night sweas
ahoaTseness and sound of the voice,
indicating an alarming of disease
my clergyman wasplan with me, and stated
that had but few days to liye my sister, who
was my anxious taker, made inquiry where she
would be likely obtain the most certain relief
she was told Of Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
cherry medicine in general throughout the United States
Tor the cure Of coughs colds consumption splitting Of blood
influenza palpaton Of the heart whoopng cough tickling
rising sensation IN the throat bronchies asthma weakness
the SYSTEM impaired constitution any cause
and TO from falling into decline She was
formed tins medicine failed in the cure life hopeless
Dr Sgayes Syrup was then procured. and the first bottle
gave relil and by the time had the fifth bottle
my cough had left and my strength much improved that
was abe e take the fresh air and in short time entirely
covered my former health Fora corroboaton of the truth
the above statement call my sister, who lives
=. - ISAAC MoRaiAN REEVES.
N Be cautious ask for the original Dr. Swaynes Com
pound Syrup Of Wi!d Cherry all other this
valuable tree are fictitious and counerlet; prepared only Dr.
Swaye whose office at the northwest of Eleventh and
Race streets, Philadelphia Agents-Dr W. H. Mno corner
of Broadway and John street. New York; H. A. Sands
Bowery n York; T.. b. Warner Bleecer street NJ York;
Person Harrison 720 Broad street. Newark ~ J Benjamin
Ods 278 Broad street. N j.. John s. Harrison Salem Mass;
J. IA Pierce Stanwix Hall, Maiden Lane Albany NJ York:
Basans Bull Troy ~ York spaISng H,Iasion WoT
g9ckel Poaghkeepsie York r H9llidse buffalo n York;
EppEhkfSss.s Woqd%sn, ycs.sSig is M:s
Mass; WT Dus;bury, loyell Mass JasgrC. AYR, Lowell
Boston, Mass; T. M. Cohen CO.., Charleston s. c.
3m msec
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On Saturday morning. August 81, by the Rev. Dr.
Wainwright, JAMES SrANsrIELD HEALEY to SARAH LED
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] Der ton On all buI Mahllls,

ssf imposed duty o. $40 per ton On all but MshIlla
shiah was free Manila pays duty Of $aS per ton
annex table showing the prices for all descriptions
Pf manufactured hemp in this market at different
Hates
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TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS & DEALERS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale very superior article
Of Amazon Hats, Of different colors, made this
which vii be sold extremely low 70 close concern; Also,
Braid, Of various colors. =. MCKAY X CO,
auj0 fm~ec Ferry street. York.
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MARITIME HERALD.
shin Masters and Agents.

Ship Masters and Agents.
We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
70 RosEsT SnvEy Captain Of News Boats report Of
spoken their passage list Of their cargo and foreign
newspapers, they have. He will board them i'm
medaey their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
o. abroad will also confer favor BY sending this Office all
tion Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ok 000 SWEDISH AND GERMAN LEECHES--
0o,OVV just received by the Hayre Packet sale whole
sale and retail at the most moderate prices, by
4. J. FERDINAND COPPA,
importers Of Leeches,
aus lnseo N Nassau street, N T.
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pALMo's OPERA HOUSE.


gfg pALMO'S OPERA HOUSE
IS DR.. LARDNER'S
SAB BATH LECTURE.
G7-TICKETs TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Sunday Evening Sept. Ist.,
EIGHT o'cLocK.
DR.. LARDNER
Will give in this House. his
ID G WATER LECTURE,
Being Discourse prove that the Arrangement and Proy
covered by the researches Of Modern Science be explain
ed or comprehended without admitting the existence Of
sUPREME, IMMATERIAL DIsPOsING
AND
MAINTAINING POWER.
which exercises the attributes of Wisdom and Benevo
without limt--and that in general, the
DIVINE ATTRIBUTES.
indicated by the Physical World are accordant with those
traced in the
CHRISTIAN AND JEWISH SCRIPTURES
This Discourse will be Illustrated by the Collection
Philosophical and Astronomical Apparatus in Dr. Lardner
possession
r5- For further particulars the programmes
au3l 2trc
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GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION.
THE PROPRIETOR has the honor of informing the ci-
zns ofNew York that he exhibiting for few days
Nibcs Garden the %agnihcea MODEL OF PARIS This
suit of G Of labor 1t comprises least 81 900 houses,
1910 Streets and than 10000 different subjects Each
house. and public square is represented with truth
fulness and nicely their forms dimensions and
metropolis Of the world easily recognise the house in which
they haye dweed Open every day from A. NJ till 10 r M.
Price of admittance 23 cents children half price.
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AUCTION SALES.
TROs. BELL. Aucuoneer,

TROS. BELL, Aucuoneer,
n. rurpanAv .,o, NS, y Spruce Street;
s,reet-French Dry Goods shaws Laces. and new syle
Prints Dresses Millinery Hosiery Sc, just received from
Paris Also an invoice Of British Dry Goods with other
suitable for s B Eli me
AUCTION NOTICE-Larxe Sale Of Furniture BY order Of
at io o'clock in hs Sales Room spruce ST.
JOHN sNIFFEN, AUCTIONEER
RY sNlEFEN CO. Monday I'd September, at 10 o'clock,
Ornamental Pier Glasses &c. by catalogue, Fashionable"
and Modern Cabinet Funitus of superior Workmanship;
Sdeboard Wadobes Book Cases; Egyptian
and white marble top Centre Tables Tea Dining Card Quar-
tte and Work do elegant French Bedstead Dr.
erngs full hrequsrer aud half French Mahogany Chairs;
ns Bugsas White Wash;ands 70 match; caried Maple,
Mahogany Rockers plush and hair cloth Looking Glasses,
High Post and French Double and Single Maple Bedeads &c
generally. viii profit BY attending this sale
Also, BY order OF the receiver Egyptian marble Centre
Tables; Wardrobe marble top Washstands Dressing Bu-
Also, Rosewood and Mahogany Piano Fortes Of brilliant
tone and touch.
Also quantity of second hand furniture with which the
sale Will commence. 81 2tsec
GENTEE NHTfEHAp W. sPRYHkE r. F4KSTIRE F4HSSPsTf5I
A NTHONY }. BLEECKER 4 co. will sell at Auction
on Monday "a OF September at 10 o'clock No 10 Dsy
street near broadwayA general Of Household Fur
n,nre consisting Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets Turkey Red
Tabourettes Pier Dining and Tea Tables
Oil Cloth Hall Lamp China, Cut Glass; French aud other
Bedsteads Dressing and Pier Glasses Feather Beds and Mat.
Also Cooking Stove, and the Kitchen utensils with which
the sale Will commence au30 3tisrc
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FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
- SPI ENDID FARM an IL. uul.a,,

-.
4sfe A SPLENDID FARM on the Hudson river, town Of
bargh Orange county mile of the village,
~coDtainng 07 acres, a high OF cultivation, well
wateed (bounded west by failing Of waer)
good new house two stories and kitchen good large
be divided sold together will best suit the purchasers
The greater part OF the money remain bond and
gage will best suit the purchaser For particulars enquire
at AZ Broadway coner Of Canal N Of Moses Wilson,
the Orange Hotel Newbugh at IL o'clock aug23, 2wsec
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EAGLE OYSTER AND DINING SALOON.
110 BROADWAY entrance in Lspenard street.-The sub
scrber having purchased the above establishment from
the former proprietos Whed Jesup, would respectfully in
form his friends and The public generally that he has ed
will ensure him share Of the public patronage
The public respectfully invited TO call and the above
establishments when the present proprietor their
may be suited in manner which vii him second call
aul3 81 ltaw Sunds*rc CHARLES G. AUSTIN.
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PATENT ELASTIC SHOIIIDER RR ACE

PATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACE.
THIS ARTICLE intended to hr,.e the shoulders and
who have acquired the hsb of STOPPING either from weakness
confinement study Parents and guardians are larc uar,
this article. Ii highly ormended IL
many emineas professional gentlemen er the Of children
pediment the fire. Of the arms while they H.
back and shoulders, aud improve and beaufy form
The public cautioned against number Of unworthy i'm
itatons Of the Elastic Brace, which offered 10 dierr
places throughout the country genuine
those stamped with the and place Of business Of the u
scrbers. PARSELI,S n AGATp ~ -
Mannactures Belts, Braces Stocks resdymade Linen
SusIenders &C. &c., and Dealers Cent? Furnishing Article
AL lm'r 2T Broadway, corner Of Park Place.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY.
III sR R Co.

follows
Leave City Hall for Harlem Fordham WINS Bridge and
Tuckahoe, at 80, 7, 80, 10, II 80, 2, 3 30, s.
For Ciy Hall. at t3 5 10 as " l5 IS, Is as Is
Leave Tuckaho for City Hail. at 30, O. 10 90 r. 3O
and 7.
30, 2, 80, 4, 5. G.
Leave Harlem for City Hail. 80 $40. o. 9a 10 30 IL TO-
IL 40, Q 10. 4 40, SO 10, Z. Z 40.
The City Hall and 27th Street Line will every
The night line will leave City Hall 9th Street. at o.
20, $40, 10, 10 20, 10 40, II, II 20, II 40, ~.
Leave 9th Street for City Hail. 80 So TO- 30 % 10
10, 10 30 10 so, IL 10, II 30.
Passengers for East Chester New Rochelle Mamaroneck and
Porchcser will leave WINS Bridge the arrival Of the A.
NJ. and 80 T. NJ. trains from City Hall
Passengers for White Plains will leave Tuckahoe the
val Of the7 A. NJ and 90 r. N. trains from City Hall.
Passengers for Westcheste Village Throgs Neck and Pei
ham will leave WINS Bridge the arrival Of the 30 A. NJ
and 5 p nj. trains from the City Hail. al ttec
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II + l. Fl NJ r.
55O BROADWAY, BETWEEN SPRINa AND PRIrcE STREETS
This fahonabe place Of open for the season. The
lees Fruits Jelies, and other refe.hmens the
description.
An Orchestra combining Of first musical talent in
the city, perform evening" except Saturdays and Sundays
iavoe pieces from the composition Of Strans Lanner Auber
Bellin and others equally celebrated.
BRANCH, No. 65 Broadway one door above Rntpcr
may be found auII Imisnc
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CHEAP PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAP WORKS.
~ JOHNSON VROOM, formerly cener of Cedar and
William Streets manufacturing and putting up for the trade
their goods IL the newest and attractive SELL
ket the extent q their manufacturing facilities enables them to
sell for the smallest profit. - =
Manuactoy and Sales Room 70 Trinity Place rear of the
new Trinity Church. aul7 lmeods sm
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CONCERT NIGHTLY.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
at PNTEUX Cafe des Mile COLONIES Saloon, 3O7 Broad.
way Engagement Of Miss ADAIR the fine Vocalist This
weilknown establishment has been considerably embehed
since May sfresments of the best kind always be had
the bar with the attendance Of careful walters well yentil-
lated Billiard Room containing eight tables with
the Saloon the floor The Ices and Creams the best
the city affords, all times be obtained.
Free. aIQ oxUku
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FANNY GOODS.
WEDELES & MEYER lo2 William ST., importers Of
FRENCH German and English Fancy Goods just
cevsd "a and offer for sale On reasonable choice
Snuff Boxes Fancy Combs suspenders Satches Purses
etc. Steel Pens azors Scissors Accordions Harmonious;
style Of Lanterns, and toys all sorts of Perfamery
len and Silk Emboderes and all kinds Upolsteres art-
ces ~, 10 cod
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TO CALICO PRINTERS
FOR SALE-THE RAILWAY PRINT WORKS.
THE OWNER wishing e retire from business offer. for
been in complete repair within the last nine months
The works calculated print 1000 pieces week.
Two thirds Of the purchase money remain bond
mortgage for number OF years. be made
to pay part in printing. Application to be made
\, PHILIP TRUSSLER,
aulO lu*r Rahxv n
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A H. PARKER, SO Duane between Elm street and Broad
a. way Agent for the sale Of Valuable Oil Paintings Porce
lain and Antiquities has hand fine collection OF splendid
imported Oil Paintings of the Flemish and Dutch Schools
which ne dispose of at moderate prices Therefore, those
who wish 70 enrich their collections their
ors will find their interest call examine and Judge for
themselves AT home from A NJ. till 6 p. Nj.
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WALNUT STREET THE ATRI
T.. A. MARSHALL, LESSEE.

+. A. MARSHALL. LESSEE.
The Regular Season this will commence
SATURDAY, Sept 7t meeting Of the Company will take
place on the morning Of Wednesday the 4h, at II o'clock in
the Green Room full and puncua attendance is
w. r. BLAKE Stage Manager.
1lfDsAnx
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VOCAL ENTERTAINMENTS, N. Y. Society Library
Broadway and Leonard streets.
Mr. DEMPSTE has the honor his intention Of
giving three vocal the evenings Of Monday
Wednesday and Friday 3D. ath and 9Th September when
9f hs Irish E%gTani The Blind Boys Jesne Morssn; The
Heart; The oyed There IT'S sweet to Love in Child
hood; (The Indians Compan Oh why does the White Man
Jchn Andersen 10; Ny Mamie q Mary 0Castle Carey
Highland Mary Sc Programmes giving full particulars to be-
had the music stores the Society Library at the door
Tickets 80 cents to be had at the door
Doors open at half past Ito commence at o'clock.
TO sept6
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CONCERT NIGHTLY
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONC CERT
307 Broadway.
Engagement Of MISS ApAiR the fine Vocalist.
This well known establishment has considerably en-
belshed May Refreshments OF the best kind always
be had the bar with the attendance Of careful walters
well ventilated billiard containing eight tables
Gates with the saloon the oorhe ices and creams
best the city affords, at all times be obtained
Enfr Free.
, 1844-03-16

Murder end Lyncb Law.-We learn
that the negro who murdered a Mr..
Yeider and family, at Hercuianium
in this state, on Sunday night, Sd inst,
has been taken from the Jail by mob and
hung. 1t appears that he called at the
shoemaker's shop Of NJ. Y. under pre-
.ence of getting a pair OF shoes, and
while Mr. Y. was ~stooping, struck him
on the head with an axe. From the
shop he went to the house and asked
Mr.. Y. for powder. She Immediately
ran towards The shop, with her infant
child in her arms, but he overlook and
murdered her, at the same time wound
ing the child. After his arrest, 4 large
number of persons proceeded to Hills.
boro, where he vas confined, took him
from the jail TO the spot where the muir
der WAS perpetrated, and there hung
him. lie made a fall confession OF his
guilt, acknowledged that he had been
previously concerned in similar outra-
RACES. Money seems TO have been the
incentive TO the horrible deed. Some
few dollars was found buried near the
place of the murder. Ii was his inten,
ton he says 10 u away, and he wanted
the money to defray his expenses. The
owners Of slaves should always commu
nicate TO their servants the facts connect,
ed with such outraces as the above, thai
they may see how almost impossible it il
10 escape detection.
, 1844-03-16

from tie I.i,cts'Dbiu Pu5hc l. dyer.
DANGER!

Tie British Government. intent on
obtaining Tie whole or the best pIgl
Of OIyg0n, rs an Instrument ot cun-
t]r"tIIH" it- trade ri the paI!liG and
Indian Ocean. will leave no means
untued TO accomplish their otiect.--
For this purpose they have sent a
minister here, armed with .u!l powers
and ample means. ii Washington,
VINE will flow in .orrcnts. and iutch-
crS and iowleSS will know no rest in
collecting ammunition for blowing UP
;he hearts OF Senators and Reprcseu-
tatIvcS IN Congress. g.! the heca
tombS OF sheep and oxen, calves.
poultry and canvass blcks, that will
he slaughtered for the sake of diplo-
macy! The Chesapeake and all its
tributaries will be drained o. oysters.
aud not i soft crab viii have leisure
10 harden his shell; no swan will es-
cape tuckshot; pike, carp. rockiiSh.
cod. haGdoch and sturgeon will rush
INTO the net by tenS of thousands; the
pralries will be drpopulaled for bufla-
loes' tongues, and the forests of Vir-
ginia and Kentucky will not be able
10 retain a quail, Il partridge, a Wild
turkey or 'coon' Dlplomatists have
come over, ieastiug and to feast, Mn
rods will 90 forth, killing and 10 kill,
and Senators and Representatives
will 90 out, dining and to dine, sup
ping and to sup. And the ladies', too.
We believe that the Right Honorable
Mr.. Packenham is single; and if he
be n shrewd diplomatist, he will hint a
preference for IN American wife. o.
what splendid %soirees are given by
the British minister! How mapnii-
cent are the British minister's din
ners! And in what good taste, too,
for he never dispenscs with the ladies'!
Dinners to gentlemen alone are great
, 1844-03-16

The last Missouri Reporter contains
the announcement of the Hon. RArL1rr
BOOK, Of this county, as an independent
candidate for Congress. The Colonel is
a veteran in the cause of Democracy,
and but few perhaps have maintained 4
frmer front in the advocacy ofhe prin-
ciples Of the democratic party than has
Col. Boon. And yet, while we would
be slow 10 believe that the Colonel had
apostatized from the true faith, we are
nevertheless at 4 loss 10 account for this
departure, by one Of the veterans Of The
party. from ancient and tried Democratic
usage. There are more things in heaven
and earth than are dreamed Of in every
mans philosophy, we know; therefore,
we are content 10 wait till the Colonel
takes the stump, when he promises to
10 vindicate the course he has marked
out for himself, before the sovcrein peo-
people, and face TO face with the Caucus
candidates, as he terms them. Conven-
lions, or caucuses, as they are termed by
many, seem all at once TO have become
vastly obnoxious TO a portion oftho de-
mocracy Of this State, and ii is whisper
ed that measures have been concerted to
bring upon the track mot by coucus
agency of course-yet they are to be
brought out some how a set Of indie
pendent candidates, opposed to the nomi-
nees ofthe Jefferson Convention. ANY
comment as the probable result Of such
a course is unnecessary. Unjust 10 OBJ
vious TO all.
, 1844-03-16

We neglected TO notice, at the proper
time, the speech of Judge Allen, TO the
sovereigns of Old Pike, on TIE 4th inst.
His speech was marked by no new fea-
ture as we could discover, but was in
subtance, and probably in detail, the
same as his St. Louis speech, an alb
stract Of which appeared in the Repub-
lican, and was repubIished in the Radi-
cal. He told US all about what he would
do if he should be elected Governor; and
how intimately more honest and i'm
partial he would be in the administration
Of the affairs of the state than "onc
Of those caucus fellows" as he STYLES
them; because, forsooth, they would
W their elevation 10 4 caucus, and
would therefore be held subject to its
dictum at all times and in all cases.
Now the people of old Pike, both Wings
and Democrats, look upon all This Show
ing up ofthe Judges, as mere Cannon,
and the ballot box will show it-mark
that! W. do not hesitate 10 say, for we
speak advisedly, that the Judge will not
get ten Democratic votes in the county:
and we consider his chance equally bad
with the Wings.
, 1844-03-16

President Tyler's Prospccts.-The n.
York Tribune says: Owe believe we
violate no rule Of propriety in repeating
the current report that President Tyler
is about to marry the elder Miss Gard
iner, daughter of David Gardiner, Esq,
who was killed in She great calamity on
boLrd the Princeton"
, 1844-03-16

.Mcric0.-Advices from Mexico says
the Republican, have been received al
New-Orleans, six days later than by
previous arrivals. VIM. Iiagan, bearer
Of dispatches from Gen. Thompson for
our government, was passenger IL the
Tippecanoe. There was great %rejoic-
iEg throughout Mexico occasioned by
the reelection Of Santa Anna to the Pre-
sidential chair. The Mexicans were
exceedingly incensed al the idea of the
annexation of Texas TO the L. States.
, 1844-03-16

The NatcheZ Courier Of the Cd.
contains the following particulars of
an awful disaster on the Southern
waters:
Awtul Steamboat Accident!-The
steamer Grey Eagle up last night, re-
ports that the steamer De Soto run
INTO the steamboat Buckeye, in Red
River abont elgh. miles above the
mouth, Yesterday morning abouteight
O'Clock, and sunk her out Of sight al
most Immediately, at a loss (~variousIy
estimated Of between .ftiyto serenity
tire LircG.
, 1844-03-16

RumorS.-It is said the President
will probably appoint Littleton W. Taze-
well, of Virginia, Secretary of State.
and r. C. Saunders, of n. C., Secreta-
ry of the Navy, in place of the lament
ed Upshur and Gilmer.
, 1844-03-16

NICHOLAS BIDDLE died at his country
seat, near Philadelphia, on Tuesday
morning, the 9th ult., after a long and
extremely painful illness, in the 59th
year Of his age.
, 1844-03-16

Rev. JACOB CREATH, jr., will preach in
Louisiana, on Friday evening the 22d
inst, instead of tie 29th, as stated last
week, and continue through the Satur-
day and Sunday following.
, 1844-03-16

"tId ~ q IOhe tioiI " S"-
riages, citizens on horseback and on
foot, passed in silence along the ave-
nue.. and proceeded to the Presidents
mansion. The collins were taken III
TO the East Room. and laid on frames
placed II the centre. arranged accord-
ing to tie rank Of the deceased.
The riasident of the United States,
who was almost overwhelmed with
gr!et. remained i few minutes, sur
rounded bv the survivors Of bis Cabi.
net, and a numerous body of c~I'!Zens.
to receive the several Committees.
Congressional and others, appointed
To vail upon him. and the report Of
the Committee of investigation that
had remained on board the Princeton
after The sad occurrence. (Which will
he found in another c"Iumn.) and
then retired 10 his private room"
The Incidents which happened on
toird the Princeton abont the time
Of the enp!o,ion. are detailed with
great influences by the correspond
ent Of the Philadelphia ChionicIe.-
itrh- table. 4 short time before the
accident. the President gave this sen
t;meut-"The OREGON. The Peace
Maker and Cant. S,nrk,on." After
several sentiments Inv Col. Portion.
Senator Woodbury.. and other GENTLE.
men. NIi-S WicMIIe guvc-"The \
merican Flag; the ONLY thing Ameri-
can ,h"; will bear stripes" Before
the cheering WHICH followed that sen.
timent. had subsidized in the cabin, tie
explosion on deck took lace.
The .ua Was pointed T. leeward,
and tci.nd t stood Captain Stockton.
a !t,ie to the left of him Mr.. J. Wash
mg,on Tyson. Assistant Postmaster
General. BY the side OF the latter. "a
.Hi,,e tcvoEd him. stood Mr.. Strlck
and. AID a hrlic 10 tie rich, Of, tut
behind hun. Col. nrutUn, Of Missouri.
vino had lady 1T his ann. anu Jud-c
lLrjrs. Scrttor from Vermont. To
,hr rrav.rd Of rho ',rn y,'oI IrJ 10
.Tr.'nr.I,ia Scr.c,5ry nC%r.Io Gny.
Ghpr.Iatr >,rrciqry If ,Ir Nay,.
Lard, 5,,,n lab;nl ,h,u, ~, N,yc.
Il N.r,l,L ~ ~, s,Ia ot LIN,
stood III. Gardnef, O! y. York. and
C.ur,i,rr E,nn,n 81 rho N,r,.
"'' ga" 80 "'" ''e "''.'
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L'0',"'o" ""''' ~ VIZ
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Inc '""ei r"rI OF tile gun tom
me t:"hil'oAs 10 The ofccch was
1'3Nh "II' ana one ha.i section oi II
lying on Mr.. OpshuI hre1s!. l.
took two sailors TO rem"'e lille
was badly cut over The eye II III
, 1844-03-16

I3TWe neglected to state, as we should
have done, that on the announcement Of
Mr.. Cash, for The Assessors place, we
ceased TO be q candidate for that office.
Our reasons for offering at all, were SIM
pley, that there are so few aspirants for
high official stations, in Pike county,
that we were under serious apprehen-
sicns that the county would have to 90
unassessed, and the dear people, as a
consequence, be depriyeIOfthe privilege
Of paying their taxes. Thus, felIow-citi-
zens, you will perceive our motives
were most charitable.
, 1844-03-16

Robbery at tie Presit"r& Nouse.-
On the Goth. an investigation took
place at the ja.! before Justices cod
Gard, Thompson and Lavrerson.
where a co!ored woman named Mar,
Murphy. living at tie Presidents
house, vas charged with stealing siI,
yer table and teaspoons, the proper.
II OF the Z. S.