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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-09-13
MIR. CLAY ON THE TEXAS
QUESTION.
The following are abstracts of Mr.. Clay's
Raleigh Letter, under date Of April u,
18Th, on tho SUBJECT of the proposed annex
alton of Texas to the United Statcs:-


lS44, on tho subject of the proposed annex
alton of Texas to the United Statcs:-
This narrative shows the present actal condition
OF Texas, So far as have Information about It. il ii
bc;cOrrect Mexico has not abandoned bat pesevcres
the assertion of her rights by acuaI force of arms
which if suspended are intended 10 he removed. I'm
der these circumstances, if the Government OF the
United States were 10 acquire Texas, it would ac-
qire along wi'h il the membranes which Texas is
under, ami among thaol the actual or suspended war
between MrXjco and Texas. OF that consequence
there cannot he Doubt Annexation and war with
aIcxico are rirnca Now, for one | certainly am
not wi lnl to involve this cnnnrv for ign war
for the OBJ ct OF acquiring Texas know there are
those who regard such a war will lnIl' renee, ami
rs trling affair, ON account u the weakness of
Mexico, and her inability To nilc sJrinus INJURY upon
this country. But do not look upon 1t thus lightly.
] regard all wars as great caamcs, To be avoided #
possible an! hon rahle peace rs the wsos' and tru-
est policy OF this country. What the United States
most need are union, pence and patience. Nor do
think that the weakness Of Power should form
motive, in any case, for inducing us to engage in or
to dcproclae the evils Of Honor and good faith
and Justice re equally due from this country tward
the wcat towards the s'rlnt. And, il an act Of
iuiisrlcc were to be pcrpctra'ri towards any Powr
il would be more cn'npntihIc with the dignity o the
nation. and, NV dlment, less dlshonorahlr to
nlici it upon powerful instead of a weak foreign
Assuming that thcanncvarion Of Texas Is with
M"xlco, is It competent to the irrniy-mnina power
'' P"H3' ,''1 C't'uN NV ""' '''' o,''H MINI.
t.uar = to which, bv the n.tlmrlun, belongs eX
GU 49, . 'h' power 81 .. ''"'I"" "H'
h1; hitherto considered the question upon the
suHnotu.8 TINT the annexation Is attempted without
rhca~-an. of NJ Nrr. II she Yields her consent hat
,tonH .nr.s.tv oilri the treGr a>po" Of the ours
rog f..'U .n' 81. tove all iur"gn difficulties On
ta. p--l rt..e ~ . Of assent IL" qn.sl n would b"
confined 10 turdpu'S''' considerations which ho"nl
to II; cliNi 'u- !n' '''Il~ NNl r"hANrnS upon
winch ann'Xfuh Is il"i,' S'd. 80 nor tlInN tna'
Texas OUGHT 10 ne receiver I''' me Nhl'l rs an m
teIfai pa to T. III occH'd o2Ho'n'n 10 me WI mes
ni crus1rrtUr ana rfsPectlot p'rhon "' me con
federacN MINK II TAR more wise anu important 10
compose ana harnon'Ae the present c0n'eI'facy' as
1t now exists, man 10 Inuoiuce new element oi
dlscnrd and distraction INTO II.
In my humble opinion, II should be the constant
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-09-13

ArFEcTloN.--Fherc's nothing in this world
so sensitive as affection. II feels its own hap
piness too much not to trembc for lis reality and
starts evei and anon, from its own delicious
consciousness, to ask, is 1t not, indeed, dream!
word and look are enough to rcprcss or to
encourage. Nothing is trdle in love, for all
is seen through an exaggerated medium.
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A SCENE AT THE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
The following incident is related in the
Charleston (Va.) Republican of the 20Ih
instant.
Jamea N. Mason, % Wnohestor, in politi.
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country and not called rby any general expression
oil public opinion.
] am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
II. CLAY.
Subjoined is Mr.. CLAY's recent letter, to
two gentlemen in Alabama, on the same
subject -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12
Han QUARTERS, Qu1ycY. June q

ADVICE TO THE L,uirs -A nelghbor, who has
always managed 10 keep the most faithful and O.
hlicing servants, till death or matrlmony has dis
solved The connexno, desires US 10 publish the fol
lowing:
Captain Sabretesh, in his lately published work,
The Art of Conversation" gives the following
good advice to ladies' My friends, nerer scOid
SERVANTS Instruct, reprovc, admonsh, as may
DO necessary; give warning, or, II need be, turn
the worthless out Of the house, hut never descend
to scodng. or To the use OF rude or harsh Ian
ruage: for there is, IN truth, something very un-
dlgnificd in the practice.
There are no doubt, plenty of bad servants, nut
there are moro bad masters and mlstresses IN pro
portion, and for this very evident reason, that II
Is The object and interest of servants To please their
masters; whereas the latter are independent Of
the former and nsed take no trouble about the
matter; and as there is effort on one side and none
on the other. the result will naturally be on the
side of those who make at least fair attempt
Besides, bad masters often make had servants,
when the servants cannot well influence the con-
duct Of the masters.
If people could only see the undignitied figure
they make when in towering rage, the chances
are that they would contrive TO keep their temper
rather within bounds. We may excuse anger,
and even passion, perhaps, where the name, fame.
or character of friends and relatives is assailed,
hut to fly into fury about broken plates or over
done mutton, is TO show want Of mental compo-
sure that few would ike 10 nave described in lis
proper name.
Rccoect that servants are made OF the same
clay, that they possess fseiingS-kind, generous,
iust feelings too-aS ,oell as their superiOrs: and
Is il not casting stain upon ourselves to rail,
with ignoble language at those who are made in
the same high image of which it is sour boast on
earth 10 bear the fainicst impress
Let US hear no more OF scolding servants, there
fore; you will scold, scold your husband; and ii
he is sensible man, he wall pat your cheek, give
you kiss, and laugh a, you for your pains.
Cincinnati Atlas.
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RHODE ISLAND....AN ODE.
For tA Celebration Of he <.t Of jar.
sY walLlAM ]. PApoplE, &c.


EHoDr Esi.hvp, when the clarion blast
- f'rer'ci through the mainland rang,
: '.---rr up TO battle passed
,.e.. ,r Thy wales OF beauty sprang.
r.... rith des,hless valor flushed,
! s.t,ered dark ~ gathering waves,
~. o..yufd, like the pillows, rushed,
AuG rhelm'd tn oppressors in then graves !.
There foremost have thy heroes stood,
Where blazed the Conflicts direst scene
And Eutaw's field, and Erie's food,
Boast of thy Perry and Thy Greene.
Sons Of those brave and stelwart aires!
Though they are gone, their spirit lives;
YET. in their children glow the fires
That God unto the Patriot gives.
Ye saw the clouds OF danger gloom
Above the home of childhood.s years:
Ye look on beaury's cheek OF bloom,
And 10, TWINS banched with sudden Tears;
We .,aved not for a second glance
To arms We sprang, valiant most
We Jaw your bnsting flies advance
From fertile vale, and rock-bound coast
Rhode Island mid our nations group,
There beams no lovelier star than thine
O. never. radiant star Of Hope
May thy pure splendor cease 10 shine
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Passemgers Arrived.

IN the ship Francois lt from Harre-Mr. Rosna Loseu
-lsS sree.uge.
h the 6r,F Emv from CiGriest0a-B Riley and lady,
II Woodruff indy AID children II l. Annet lady and three
children; Hanley udy, chld and servant M,; Pn,E N'
Mss Porter ~ Porter, Graft. u Blossom. II Smith,
w Nlerien, Ii Il Stone G. Iinff :. Mrtpen VI Mean. ;
Craig. T griffith. Meyers, w Caldwell Camron-9 IN
IN the .Ueuat UnRaston at Boston from Buen0s -7yres-
Capt David Pummer. late ni htlg Premium sold.
In he Gegrgs, al NBedtori from pG!para,o-Capt Jos
Swift, lady and Children Ui Gloucester, Mass; Jas Gilman
of Philadelphia
Passengers Sailed.
In the brig Gen Hasoa from -7paaeheOla for N fert-
Mr. Mitchell lady and child Mir Al son und child Mrs Don
nell Me,srs Isaac Nnthnns RAYMOND, Schrodt. and
y Lean
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Sales al Auction. July II.
Correspondence Of Livingston i. CO.. Express. Nal.s;


Free - p of hea, today. -Four o. i've cargo. ny ID
Michigan Ciy .b s;0 bush superior Ni'SonsaH 70 cents
1000 bust >oitnern Ind = Jp--ph' c. and Two par
eel Of Nor.h.rr OHIO NJ q c. nnmerchsaiane I'M
cago ,od nj IL cents 40 heavy transactions N Flour
cuoe a; ~ fI Sale. OF Pig Lead 10 the " hite cad
nj per ton and > tons Iron from Loar Ono
works. NJ $50.
4 strong gang OF hands work upon the Iron Cnef.
and am p-rset racord favor with which t,s
description vessels gunns upon our iuwatdeT leSpvct
70 hem extensyeIy used upon me LIKES yet
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WhRlerS, g..

AR al New Bedford 9Th lnsant ship George swim, Pacific
Ocean Valparaiso April ID Bahia, June 4. with D bbl'
oil.
The Msrgare; Rat at 5, Johns NIB cid London. July
"a. witt her oil
Ar New Bedford atl instant .hp Barclay. Grnne. s
Atlantic.
Also at d. bark Lewis Tallman. Croretes, St EieenH
May - 100 hbs 100 spl oil.
Cia h instant ships Morea Cu,hap, Indian end Pacific
Gov Tryup lerrey DO
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severe rn. was experienced Bnenos Ayres Nav TO- dW
which 10 II v-els went ashore ncudug British
steamer Gngon. and brig susan formerly -" Boston, Sold
both nf which rrmnined high and dry the I'D
BryNos AyRI. Niny lsThe Spanish bark Gran Cansiro.
yin. In roads and naary ready for with
III lrrk.d the Havana made signal al distress yescf
ay about mid day and shorty dftewat fell her beam
ends iull OF
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&C. The Lafourchc Patriot of last Saturday
says :" The rain continues every day, and the
planters, we suppose, are more than satisfied
The bayou Laiourche is still very high. The
levcc rs every where in bad state. There are
crcvasses in every part Of the bayou, We no
iced large one The other day about ~ miles
above Thibodeaux, on the other side. The water
was pouring through at tremendous rate and
the fields adjacent were covered. a number Of
people were a. work, but apparently with very
little effect 'rhey had endsavored TO place "
Aa,boat across the crevasse, but by some accident
il had shipped through and landed in the road. Il
this crevasse is not stopped soon, the damage
done to the growing crops in the neighbo'hood
will be immense The levce has been neglected
in every part OF the bayou, and the continual rain
and high water together have soaked It through
so much that il is hardly able to keep The bayou
from running over the country"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12

Rag Mary of Portland Alen G. York. master sailed from
Cieniuezo, about May sh f Boston which time moth
ng been heard OF her The following list OF her
reg,ered at Portland Apr the date OF her clearance Tor
Tuba VIZ; Lewis Gordnn mate OF Portland James Cole, O.
Snco George Suule Freeport Jo.= Hu,sey vi Nanuck
jesse Fritz. OF Newport AHonn Cook OF Nantz Funce
mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12

FIRE IN LowK1L-There was destra ctve
4 in Lowell on Monday afternoon, The loss
!ron which is estimated p. $4,000, and by
which from fifteen 10 twenty ialalles were lett
without shelter. II broke out in stable In
Union street, Chapel Hill, owned by Dir. 4. +.
Dyer and extended toward Centrshstreet and
Gorhamstrect Two valuable horses were burnt
10 death Mr.. Dyer WAS insured 10 The amount
Of $4,000 at the MiddIcsex Mutual Office.
Boston Transcript.
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Packet ship Francol. l,t Answor, from avre June ID,
md>e Ia Fox 3 Livingston
Bs Emily Sherwood ds from Charleston cotton TO Dun.
nam Il nlmun.
Brr Adam frnm Machins lumber.
schr Doctor franklin. Smith, fin NlInven, in ballast.
Schr R.sulus Hnw kns L. from Wilmington. with naval
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Passengers Sailed.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW-YORK, july II.
C.cItreTs.

CEehreU'
Bark. Adafo Brown, Coast of Africa Pons Graham. Ma
iera. Cook * Smith. ~
Burnhsm Phude phia. Ne-uth x Walsh: Caucasian, Gil
cnrs. do. 49,,
C. x ! lliur.s: Mary Ann. Churchill Yarmouth. NJ. J II
tiraine: G I morn, Wheeler Wilmington, NC; Alexandria,
Lewis, Baltimore.
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Enrr;vn Ports.

At Crons;adi, sh ut. ship Josephine Howe, or NYork,
ready.
Al Trinidad June $d. bark Fanklm, Gibbs. for Boston,
big 4 ford i0r NYork.
At Hayana June 3, Jubilee, Harmon. for New YORK
days.
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OF, the coaatry. ,,,, Gro IN account Of the
AlIP'rs,h, ~ ..SO'' I'll augi'
~ yoERIS AMP ESSEXX ~ RAIL aS,sa.oc T1s.
iis5ssssss- DAY ADnls' la.
's+F St a$% s + h Il O'Clock Z y:
Th. road has been recently resd with hsaVy ion "a
a upon air springs been placed UPON the s1ne wne
for safety and conifor. unsurpassed lrSvees I
town Schoocy's Mountain ant t-iston' q, .nd R,S
snrre will lind this the safe and expeditions :" any
nhe, mO,.s of conveyance x,,,,,t
t;,s m the Philadelphia trains and at Newfok m time tor
heats North and Fast at O'Clock. 90, :, ,,, .,
Ry ths present argemcn SIX hours WI De hlotu "
persons of business pleasure N Mes ON. si o' " ~
~ The Car OF this Company na through from JeTSsy
Civ :, iIo,o,yr avuia. the dsny ana Ecnh
eon,1Gaen' uP'a c0as' q IRi DoDD Superintendent
Mb6LETyIf ,$ $9SIRHKN E6 E tiafEERShaFlL
60 BOAD.-Ihe nsw sni 'piendm s;s' s,
jrnNe .feei daily tSundnys eXcoped at O'clock \. ~
and p p passing the most beautiful scenery oi me tiuNnh
river, fermunL. where passengers taNs We ;,i' ] y,
o the Co. through the picturesque 'iieY Vi ue 'i'' ~
Ss,nynnc leave itdls;cvn at \. NJ. and p. NJ
Pnsensersby the Morning Line cnn Feinan rom nrss ~
four hours nj osheD ana Aidleto'n ana fs1'" ~ ' CIV "
Families ind Pleasure Parties will find ih the most de
ghHu Excursion from the city, Inc cars are y, IH,
,siious a I'm W. apa appropriated expressly 20 au s
WaS sfIas5 aS O. naaa: p"d
Passengers for Owego. BnghaHpien and AZ ,ne Pf'c,pu
places in the Southern Counties of the state 81 SeSi OA a
NORTHERN Counties Of Pennylvana VII hnd nH s rae nd
and careful drivers to take them from Nddeto"h
M ,clOuS than other route. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12

u The drouth in this vicinity is extreme ana
gardeners and farmers are complaining of the
long continued absence OF rain. Vegetation IS
suffering much, especially in high grounds In
most places which we hear from there will not be
half the usual quantity Of hay produced. The
drouth also effects the fruit trees, and we fear
that the quantity OF fruit next Fall will be but
small, and not OF the bes, quality
lRnstnn Mer Journal.
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Disasters. &C.

The bark gi,ator Henry Tor Glasgow sailed the 9th
stunt returned Wednesday night OF the Cap
tam. ady beng taken very The A.. ut anchor IN tn,
I,yyer
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GniIrll.
Memoranda,

Packet ships Virgnian. Liverpool: Wellington. London
BrIg. Macon Savannah; Cbronn. Charleston and others.
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ryr KrLLgp.-The Northampton Courier
ss, hat fourteen sheep belonging TO Mr.. Alex
Day. OF Wes, Springfield, which had taken shell
ter undcr tree, we're struck oy hshnhg on
Saturday afternoon last.
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Er,ch,,,, CnttI, N,arket..

At Market, SO Beef Cattle 10 pairs Working Oxen ltIo
Sheep. and 100 SWINE. Is Beef Cattle uniod. ~ ~.
PRicEs-BEgF CArTLR-Pfices have farther declined w 2
quote extra Sd 20 r quality 50, second quality 8. third
quality One yoke OF choice Beef Cattle sold Tor %
WnRHf.o OXES-No sale noticed.
SHEsP-SaleS IRON > 10 So.
SwISE-No lots to peddle. AT retail from ) to 65sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12

FATHER AND DAUGHTER DSowNEp.-Mr'
1scob Strong OF Morgan County, near Jackson
willie. III. and his daughter, were Drowned IN gu
uar Creek on the l7th Wit
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--, sFoR sHREwsBrRY; Ions 20; g R iSiI 81.
50, RI, ToN &, RRoWN'S DOCK; M!pDltE DE
= Nv AND RED BANk,-LnadIn- at S1edE i'IN Pc
NE vii cave Kew ok from Fulton Market SIp' every
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12

~It;s said the miners OF Dubuque get an
.vs-s,e Weld of twenty ounces d silver out OF
ever Ton Of lead.
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N''''' JAMES Mckay,
d.2 iawem Attorney for attaching Creditor.

ny HDtH OF DAVID Mann, ESQ. supreme
u Ceurt Commissioners Notice hereby that AZ
--chmeat his issued against the II >tepheu Tysv.
liiv Of iymer Chlutaugue County; Y ss noorsd,ut
debts unless he 9ppe aud discharge such atacfmen.
carn- law w;iha months from The frat pubhcatioa
OF tbs uuce lni that th- payment any d'ht> him
By residents ct this STATE sud tie delivery 20 him or for his
us-, Voctrfy wltn ;hs Sr- Belonging hiu. snd
the transit, OF such property by him forbidden By hw
and Yoii-uated December 18th, 1913
d25 iswqm- y DIXON, Attorney or Attaching Creditors
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Spokeil, &c.


June H. Ia; 81 ion g. bark Mary KmbsIi, Gregory ror
lluyana Tor COwes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12

WooL.-No, less than 100000 lbs. Of Wool
have been purchased in this place upto this time
at an average cash price of 81 cents. Last year
the price was % cents-a saving oil $lo,UOO 10
our farmers Polk says that Wool should be
DUTY FREE, and Tod contends that the ." odlous
tariff OF 1912 ought 70 be repealed" In ls4l
there was no wool market here, now we have
four or FIVE Eastern buyers paving cash or goods
At least S62 900 have been paid out for wool this
wear in TINS market alone, where two years ago
hardly dollar was paid. Farmers. Will you AID
Polk and Tod IN destroying the Tariff and &C.
stroy your Wool Markets
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IN PURSUANCE. OF an order OF the Surrogate
OF the County OF New York Notice Is hereby gwen 10 all
persons having cams George Evans late Of the y
New oGk teacher deceased present the with
vouchers thereof The subscriber the residence Of John
HaueT No. - Houston street. the CITY ci <eoN on
or b-oIe tr sixth day OF July nextDa,ei New York
fourth day II January, lS!i. LUCY y. EVANS
Atniuisnrix
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County ot NeWYofk Notice hereby gwen all
persons hayu. claims Thomas Ward late of New.
ark, y G-nteman deceased. present. TIE with -
vouchers Thereof! the subscriber his Office No 10 snt
street "a the Clty OF New York before the twenty
second day of July nex-Dsted Newfnfk, 18th day Of
January 1874. \. DEAN,
lew6ms Administrator, with tn Will anne N,d.
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IMPORTS of Sperm Oil, Whale Oil and Whnlebone
Cn.el for die ..eek enGlnE july s: ls44:
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ts2fg. AAHNDEN ~ Coz
.>T]iI>3;,s GENERAL, = -
- ~ -, COMMISSION and So,
SHIPPING MERCHANTS,
LIVERPOOL. LONDON HAVRE, BREMEN, HALL
FA Iii BqI IIuSR fEWs 2 RI pnipIAhEL-
Would respectfully give notice that they continue forward
with despatch parcels packages and OF Goods Bonds
Specie valuable Papers sc. "a and all parts England
Ireland, Scotland, France. and Germany.
They have also established an Agency at Malta
Their Agent, the different European Cites give particular
attention the execution OF Orders purchase of Goods
lnng and obtaining copies of Wills. IJeeds Titles &c
Goods forwarded by English, French and German Ner
chants through Liverpool house No ~ Wnier-,tre.t will
be despatched the ROYAL Mail Line Steamers 10 Roston
or By sailing Packets Il, New YOrk, philadelphia or Baltimore
and their arrlyu receive the prompt our Gus
tom House Agent and be Immediately forwarded through our
different Express Lines 10 part OF the United ta;es or
Canada
Bill. of Exchange, payable sight any part Of the ned
Kingdom. IlSn Bill. on France, he obtained differ
eni genc!es IN Ame1ca.
IT, 90 facilities Tor trnnsacting the above buzines
such Tint they happy and "a iron,
that they may depend elty despatch ms reasonable
charges as any EufocerH or American house offer.
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10y ORDER OF Frederick Stevens, JUDGE OF
ID Ere County Courts md Counsellor OF The sug'rirs
Court Notice hr-hy gwen puisutnt 20 TIE ovi'ious
the Statute attachment; ans Ascending, cor
i-l, That attachment has Is.o'
gains the Of Cits Carey now late of Oe'rn
In t- Michigan ssJcnt debtor, and hlihc
SANE VIII ~ yrnt OF ms debts, ru-5s he
ps.r and discharge such attachment aCcorug 20 law within
ma. mon tns from publication OF this aud ihst
the payment any debts due him By residents Of tas
STATE ard The delivery him for IN. any property
wrhir rhs STATE belonging him. and the transfer Of any
such property by him. forbidden b. ar. aGt are VOID.
'' JAMES Mckay,
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LEAVE RSp B.SK,

OF. the ro.atIy H., - -. go, an. an account of The
| an par>,n> az ,uI''u > ~ I'LL augl'
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Ran. RoAp AcclpgET.-We learn from gen.
tleman, who came passenger IN The tram OF cars,
on Saturday last, that. when IN the vicinity OF
The ninetv-lour mile station, the engine and tend
er were thrown of the track oy the sudden lntru
SION OF COW on the road. from behind an en-
bankmen,. by which accident one Of the iremen
named Luder Cars,en, lost his life, and two others
more or less injured. We arc pleased to be able
to add that no blame is attached to the engineer
who had charge Of the tram.
charleston Courier July 5.
AcclpExr AT THE TUNNEL-A quantity of
earth near the bridge opposite Henry street, gave
way this morning, and completely buried cart
man. with hi. horse and dray The former was
cxtricatcd as speedily as possible, and though
fsdy hurt, it is believed that his injuries Will not
nroye fatal, We could not learn his name, IS he
WAS urable to speak intelisib!y. The horse was
Killed. LhfooAiyn Eagle.
CAprrn TR1AL.-In the Supreme Judicial
Court Yesterday, before Chief Justice Shaw and
Justices Wilde and Hubbard, the trial OF Charles
Greeneaf for The murder OF James German. was
commenced. In impaneling the Jury, fifteen
were challenged and four excused
Boston Adv. 10Th.
BoGus GOLD CoIS-We were shown yester-
day S. gold piece 1886. Its hghtness, being
of less weigh, than 25 cent silver piece, would
at once lead 10 its detection. Albanian
II The Mobile Tribune states that the Su-
prene Cont Of Alobama has decided that con-
tracts made on the Sabbath are void.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12

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