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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01

Twenty thousand Giant Asparagus Roots, from to Two
years old, price 50 10 - cents per hundred
RASPBERRY.
Raspberry Vines, 81 per hundred
t:OOSEBERRIES,
OF different kinds. nj IL cents encIt .
BI under cultivaton ! next year, consiueiaoe
addition of new of all the abovr kinds -
~ Orders addressed po't paid 10 The or 10 LEV -
MIL, will he promptly attended o-ihe iIec &c, paohf" "
SUI" " " " " ~ JAMES VIA.
~, ;g-m+m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01
Jan. l8

u ENJOYED TO the opposite of the street. and facing the
Ii franklin Hotel Eaey's Old Stand South side oil
Main 81 house from Governor street. 49, .
We would take opportunity of thanking the public oi
favos received the not our design at rsi
To establish ourselves through the bu, 10 do giving 81
tisfacon 10 all who upon which consider r prera
bc any other basis and of which glad To kno" has
been almost universal. =,
1t onr design To pursue the course At this time, and of
the future All goods sold by that do not please IN cost aa
~ fiji color make fashion, he returned, and
the money efunded-proviGcd the same shall not nave beeh
worn time large stock, If not larger IMAM
any in the State in onr and would respectfully
invite the nomst give cal: before purchasing ana e1
anime HIMSELF and prices are not pronounced as low
lower than any other in the city, shall much deceived
We have Cloth Goats sl2 while others charge sig for
and trimming the customer furnishing CLOTH and pants al
that are sold for sl4 Vests Shirts Drawers
Cayats Stocks sspendes Socks Gloves and Collars Of
FINDS and qualities and other articles usually kept by
of which determined sell low for cash. ana re
the public and whether they want to buy OF
y -, 20 isa1 36-wly'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01
IMPORTANT NOTICE! 49,
A Great Reduction in the Price OF =.
CAPS, at tie Town and Country tia' -
factory, under the Columbian iio'e'

richmond, virginia
II. ANTHONY respectfully informs MS lfen,' '. p.
y lie generally. that he has on hnnd iaft"f ~.
ment .lan he has ever hid, con-i.tin. % Fine ~,
mere and Russia Hats; Fur, Cloth. Velvet Sraie''
Hair Caps; Black and Drab Wool Hats. SC, sSe "a
and varied styles and shapes. Under the assu
tenn Of small profits and quick returns Is most
has adopted the method OF doing business enfri! ~
is, consequently, enabled to sell a, much lower P
who give credit. ,.. q
P. s.-To his friends In the Country, VINO w., h,
him. he return. his thanks.-lo those who have NOT
be better acquainted with.
Oct, "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01
A CATALOGUE OF

c,Jn,t,J NJ Tie Virginia Nurseries. ons and half
miles Vest Of Riehmond-dy JAMES VA.
ppIEs-The prices Of Apple Trees according quantity,
as lows: 90 each unaer % over 20 and under lOo
I6, cents and 100, lel Genus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS
TO TIE PUBLIC

Brandon, VI, January, 1914.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
,nprovtng the House.

rh,,s far elepeu Members have been chosen
bv s;nole Districts into the present house oi ne-
0.osan9at;ves since it assembled from four differ
-, St,tes-Maine, Massachusetts, Maryland and
Georgia-and epery enc WING. In the iaf
Eastern District of Maine we have pretty GER
tainlv given q majority Of votes Tor announcer ou'
he will probably be counted out of his seat-Sucs'
hrolen succession of victories is almost with
oat parallel.
Three more Members must shortly be chosen
to take the places of WILLIAM WILKINS appoint
ed Secretary of War, THOMAS w. GiLMER' mace
secretary Of the Navy, and HENRY A. WISE, sent
Minister to Brazil In each District the Wings
can send good Wing in place OF an adversary II
thew will bat curb individual ambition, put the
robt man ON the track, and take early and eftl-
cont measures to elect him. In one case (that
of C;lmer) the late Member only held his seat by
y;rtue Of q shameful fraud, In keeping open the
Dolls for three days in the Loco-Foco portion OF
the District, while they were closed the trst mght
in all the Wing Counties; and we are conhdeh'
that this great wrong will be redressed by the re-
election of Hon WILLIAM l.. GoGGIN. In the
Accomac District the Wings will triumph If they
:ry In the Allegheny, Pa, they can succeed
without trying if they put up strong man. such
as the People know and will turn out Tor. "i'f
HARMAR DENNY, WALTER FORWARD, RIcHARI
BlDD1E, or any man Of like strength in the field
they will sweep the District. We trust our friends
in each arc fairly awake, and resolved that the
Cause shall not suffer in their hands.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
Connecticut.

Extract Of Letter dated
H.arrogp, Conn, "Wednesday. Feb. 81.
The Wings are pouring into this city this
evening with banners and music. Our streets
are crammed with the yeomanry OF the State
tired of experiments, and determined to roll
on that Maryland ball if the thing be possible.
It's estimated that 1900 have arrived, and o,Ooo
more are expected tomorrow. The campaign
opens with more enthusiasm than did the memo
rable contest of lS40. The leaders Of the Van
Buren, party will have an opportunity to establish
u colony at the head of Salt River.
ALABAMA-The Calhoun men of Mobile held
large meeting on the llth, and resolved
that the Northern Van Burenites must toe the
mark on the Tariff and Abolition questions, or
the party must 60 to pieces-that they will not
give up the support Of Mr.. Calhoun for next
Prcsident-and that they "reprobate as false
and detrimental the votes of Loco -Focos for
the Tariff and the course of the Syracure Con-
vention on the Tariff, &c. &c. A Col. Vim, S.
Phillips offered as substitute sundry resolu-
,ions declaring that they would preserve the
unity of the party and support Van Buren, ifnom-
mated, but these were promptly laid on the ta-
BILE, and the original resolutions passed with only
six dissenting voices.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

n We shall issue The Tribune on DOUBLE
SHEET tomorrow, in order to find room 'of Z"
great mass Of interesting Literary matter Letters
from various parts of the Country conveying fo-
l;t;cal or Commercial Intelligence, deferred Ad-
vertisements, sc. sc. AS we shall publish an
Extra Edition, we request all who see fit to favor
,s With new Advertisements TO send them in as
early in the day or evening as possible, as we are
compelled to go to Press at an earlier hour uiaii
usual. No change In price.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

to i've th.s about months About days besoT. i1 20
M in t-s cup hs toek hold OF M made me 20 iS,o
room and made tak about ,hrse teesPoons full OF s, @
hicu- b. s,ld must b. as said WAS he said fla
Jh ieasrdons full wou produce ,he effect he wis
et me three papeTs take hold of me; he me ,h 20
Iers was taken sick when home did no, rsts ~ ~
medicine from the apsFs he gave S us Consequence va,
on the pri) h4t s:!!hotn enid put tbs pars, ~
melcin@ into my trunk, sd Afterwards took them ts
bowa and wlnte apvr IN To papers The E,ss
cueis bowr and iuthe little a~rit hite (Papen hossl
the Foce Ofitr ;o!d MI Jon,s had had siIIOon eS
or th- O: May he told my ssisrs and s;,
,hfc, months, and when tstuaed he would mary me: WIZ
had the child lived with sif Carr IN Broadway; u,S
conpaint a;ans, Jones think abeti Two months ago; H.
Te.sor did rot tell Jones unt tie 10Th May tha, the csa
was BON was because very sick bed until hs -
u ,y WI the medicine he had given me; after mad ~,
compliant a, tie to!ice had with Jones NM
The first time went I" the pr!lce oihce Wen, acce ma
also alone the second tyr. he second tTe Wen; m
with Mr. Jones since the complaint, and that WIZ
Mr. Prices office. The day before "heG Vas at The Pol
lis Office He came Mr.. Joues SAID he would give me SIS
pay my expenses, aud seEd ne home to my psrsna-
he would 2! O'Clock day give Inc the SIS All
nay M cxpenses believe the expense employing. soaal
but SEN aa officer who SAID would have 10 90 10 prso
The officer away ana took along TO the Police n,
bail finished my complain, afterwards which was ,Ss
TOO muc: frightened 10 make
CroSs-eyamiRed.l came 20 this country year ago i,
March from Dublin, IN ship Rochestet-wen frst 10 Nm.
Whtock-slad there few days hen left and wen, 10 IN
counry-le there because the work too harl-re,ss
to Mrs. Foley'swas there three d4ys-then wen, 10 Mr
Whccks-was there three w.eks-t Mr. Joa,,'
was there four months Q How many times have you
reYer have BEEN only once know man named Stacy
White whom got acquainted with during the three west
this enquiry by that the witness the ,
OF several about the ,me oI he, all1dsed n,T
with Jones. This was objected 10 by Nh Philips -advC-
Gated In speech by Mir. Smith and replied to By Nh Pail
lips The CoaE, admitted the evidence from Mrs WHIT
loc went TO Mrs. Foey-was there three days and vta,
ply Doa't know lady living at {; sullivan va
never th-ro-aeysr lived al 5 Barrow strse-wa nsvsra
that hosse-loo't know named Sdunders-Hush Ne
Carron is my told Nh Met aroH
p,gusut bv Stacy Whit. months advancsd-neyert I'd
N,s Wckham so-ion't know where Sullivan street =
never Went 10 see my sisters Ill this CITY.
Before the cTossexamnaton half concluded it te,
after o'clock,
The Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
Port Ontario

CnNA-By the ship Ann M'kim, Captain
vasmer, from Macao, November 10th, we learn
that fire broke out in Canton on the night OF
October 25th, among the Danish, Spanish, and
part of the French houses, which consumed
about 1900 houses The British Consul was
burnt out and was obliged to live in Cong Boal
OIL The river
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
IlI ED

Ga third day morning. February 20, of aropls1S
HAy!LAND In the 10th year of his age. ,,,1 d,
His friends aud ecqu5intaaces requested 10 n
funeral, without further invit.rion Tbs Atsay. ~. 10.
O'clock from Friends Meeting House IN OfchAtu'S
stead Of No. 1873 HenIy-st5 ofCy
On Wednesday afternoon, February 81, JA'E, vic
tan Samuel Myers, as.d 80 years.
FEBRUARY II, SALMON TayoH, sced 90 years N ,gs1
February 90, HENRY. Of William MeDonnei' 80
ye.Ts. ,.l 80, Of
age merchant OF this city. IoasE,
Al Morssomn. = j. February II, TnEopoa. 'S Ga De
NJ D. ouy Of Dr. Jhn Johnes aged 2S yss' af rse
days lines, aged IS years These young ss
Du'ed gray- Friday The fupeIai s Pssion o
the tno Presby tsrlan Churches, III presence oi ~ 80
th!oug. which crowded thai laIge Church NJ sged
A Charlestown. Mass February la, EsThIs I'd dsugh,S
yeaTa wile of Rober. Whitaker U: > Navy, s1u N-- q
Of Mr.. John Bgh,. gunner, U. s. NJ ,o,,,. coasot
la Jefferson County. Fa February ], fhis'
O. the Rev. Wesley Adams.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
By This Mornings Mail.

u We observe by the Annapolis Republican
that REvERDY JOHNSON and JOHN c. GRooME,
Esqrs. have accepted the appointments OF Repre-
sentatives of the State Of Maryland in the wing
National Convention, to assemble IN Baltimore
in May next. Baltimore Alnerlcan.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
NJ A RIET.
22l i!nis

On "Wednesday evening, February 81 by the KEY
RS, Mr. STEpHEN NJ. CRANE TO Miss JANE T.. ofaS''>'
Jo-erh Piggot. Esq. all OF tis city M;ss ISABELLA
February 20, Mr.. SAYCEL 3. POTTER to Ml's H
r. daughter OF Jesse Van Anken all Of this CITY; M.Ar
At Toronto, February 4, JoHS SCsTI. NJ, 10 os'
ASN only daughter Of the Rev. John Roai
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
From the N adisonian of Wednesday night.
J.enye of Mr.. Fox-Presentation OF NIX
pecHenilaul,

At one o'clock to-day the ceremony OF taxing
official leave, on the part of Mr.. Fox, late Envoy
E~traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of
tho British Government at Washington, and OF
tho nresentation Of the Rt. Hon. Sir RICHARD
p,ckrsu,M, the new Envoy and Minister, took
nlace in the Presidents reception room. lhe
President was attended by the members OF his
Cabinet, and Sir Richard by the gentlemen at
tached to the Mission.
The following is the
Address Of Mr.. + OK
In presenting you TINS ettef RON 'lie x IIi
g Rsprrsenativs in the United States, II bsGomesa
Of duty xpssf 70 Gu har r 1eSs
enced both from yourself and from Iaose VINO nave pre-
cded the high Office Of President s O.. 1s o labor
g.. the preservation peace, and for the establishment Oh
durable al friendship between the two M T I pcp Sp
cd Of my seryic, here, with the United States ol mat
ter serious sFense o. ,d. 3
have beer conds cted the part OF the United Sa'es p
sct form which bss BELTS the official representatives. OF
no ow1rfu and enlightened nations p;, 7 bo,a
YOU Will allow me ada the assurance OF me sincere
that shall always feel tor your own pef'oHa'
"'''@'e The Presidents Repiy:
1t gives me great pleasure in tins, our last
interview 10 say tha, during our residence ef' yT
at ss between the two and that Official q
,sTcours has been highly agreeable to thus Uo'efnhs
Wbls cannot the termination OF your miS'oh ~
is Vet source Of much satisfaction TO believe tat you are
h, succsed.d by vino will BRING with n te same eh
i, dispositions which you have ways manifested ..
In bidding ade" can only Ts You sae ea and
your native land and many suefadded usyS o hea''
""'''A Mr.. Packenham's s Address,,
have the honor to place IN your Excellency' $
hands the letter of the Queen soverelsn accIedns me
m Her Nars, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister flenipo-
Tertiary TO the United States; L ,1;a,.r. ,,.s,
diT 70 cultivate and maintain the Eost friendly
Permit me- SIR to take this opportunity OF assuring YOU
that il Will be the object of highest doitton so 10 coh
dS, INV ltsrcourse with your Exceliency G9,enten as
~ contribute far me may iie 20 te u.ilhat "a
her Nsest friendly towards the Government anu
People of the United States
The Presidents Reply to Mr. Pa ken ha IN F..
1t affords me great pleasure to receive the as
suraces which you give of the friendly dispositions
her Britannia Majesty toward the Government and the Peo-
ME of the United And indulge the hope that
residence near this Government may be attended by the
tablishment on timer basis OF the relations OF anity and
ueace which happily exist between the two countries
so trust sir that you will find your residence here every
way personally agreeable you. give The assurance
that nothing on my part shall be wanting to make 1t So
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
COURT CALENDAR. TINS DAY.

CIRCUIT COURT Nos. lO8, ll3, ll6 liz, ll8,
1l9, l2O, l21, 1222, 123, 124, 1885, l26.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 81, 49, l8, 81, %, "a, Z,
g, g. q.
3d. 81, 55, 56 81, 58 SO, 60, % II, 49, Al, AZ, 45,
3D. 65, 6S 50, 70, a. 76, 76, 64 95, &c. 81, 88, 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
passaunars Arrived

In thc ship .qrkansG'. Jrom Neto. orlsa"'-'l' -
In he sIip .i,,so.., Jtom Charles:ea-'W Gf0'0s'
Syr.ace w Ludiam MIR Brown. Dir Wsnton. Wsrbui'i
D,ass de- Grarnssdor Dalnarthtsry. Capt h''
Portland -rf Dun,as, CiEE
IN ths brig Pe.rs5urg from psfS S.a wilson and
Aulice. -, ,.y o Frost NJ
" cod Wheeler.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

G5 The ALBANY ATLAS, the organ OF the Hofi-
Radical section of the Van Buren, party,
has been greatly enlarged and improved IN APP
pearancc. 1t was already an able and spirited
paper
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
The Harbor Bill.

A Member of Congress writes to the Albany
Argus that the Committee on Commerce have
agreed to report bill making Appropriations Tor
Internal Navigation as follows, and omitting any
thing for the Hudson River. This is very mar
row and short-sighted policy on the part OF the
Lake men, who thereby cripple their own Trade
quite as much as that Of New York and Albany.
That the Ohio and Mississippi men should so
vote is less surprising. The following are the
Ohio river above Louisville. ............. $4,000
Ohio, (below Louisville, Mississippi 100000
Niissour Illinois and Arkansas, ooo
RrasLwa,er i,r. a, q, burlington. Vt... 10000
no a. Plettehnrrh. n. 10000
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

PROF. GoURAup's FOURTH AND FIFTH LECTURE.
These two lectures were, for the sake OF expedi-
ton, combined in one, and came off last night al
Clinton Hall. The explanations of several new ap-
plicalions of the system, TO the acquiring of new
varieties of facts, were very happy and exhibited
still more strongly than the previous lectures, the
immense power and adaptabihty of the system.
The vast difference between arbitrary system like
Gray's and truly philosophical one like Gouraud's,
was conclusvely established by the with which
adapts itself every form of statistics. The audi
encc was very large and closely attentive and seemed
10 feel the importance OF fully understanding the
new applications, giving them, as they did, the power
OF putting great mass Of useful facts In their me-
morles. The peculiar talents of Gouraud ior po-
pular lecturer were strongly shown, and the many
hits he made were heartily responded to by the ap
plause OF the class. ihe next lecture promises TO
be still more amusing and instructive.
We requested to site that the MI Caserly alluded
by the meeting Troy writing the Truth eiler
against the mamory of Grartsn is NOT Eugers Casseriy of
h. Freemans Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

u SULLIVAN County has chosen eight Loco
10 three Wing supervisors-a Wing loss OF two
from last year. Harrison had majorties in 4
towns-n the one now lost of four votes only.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

In SENATE after the reception of petitions and
reports, Mr.. Barlow, in pursuance to previous no.
tice, brought in a bill to amend the 'act to in
corporate religious societies. passed in 1873
read twice and referred.
Several private claims were acted On, when,
after short Executive session, the Senate ad-
ourned, to meet again on Friday, Thursday be-
ing the anniversary of Washington's birth, day.
In ASSEMBLY, an uncoramon large number of
petitions were presented, among which were two
for submitting the question Of calling Conven-
ton to revise the Constitution to the People, and
one for the extension Of the right Of suffrage to
blacks.
Mr.. D. LEE brought in bill for the establish
ment ofa State Agricultural School. MIR. BURT,
one to give to each town at its town election the
power to decide the question of granting licenses.
An act to incorporate the Irish Emigrant So
cicty of the city of New York-passed.
An act to allow the Tonawanda Railroad Co.
to connect with the Auburn and Rochester Rail
road-passed
Several bills were introduced on notice, when
Mr.. Allen, from the Committee on the Rules to
whom had been referred the resolutions Of Messrs.
Young and Seymour, relative to the amendment
OF the rules, reported resolution to the effect
that on and after the 22d inst the Chair shall not
announce the order Of business known as Mo-
tions, Resolutions and Notices''-and the House
adjourned to Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
Passengers Sailed

rfhe packet ship Rocheiter for LrerpoSt phoS. lsr
.ua 5nd servant of Hayan.; Sr Saunders o. NV Di
we'll, 6 Fox, Jr. OF New-Yorki Thomas ''
Scotland
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

az We learn by the Albany Argus, that the
nomination of the Hon. SAMUEL BEARDsLEY, for
d Justice Of the Supreme Court, in place CT Judge
Cowen, deceased, has been unanimously confirm
ed by the Senate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

u East India Hair Dye, coors hair any SHADE ros r.
skin Wartanted-at 81 t;ourtand ". Also Dr.. hcSsA'
Acnustic Oil crctaiu for deafness.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
sEenlSc,s CORDIAL is sold a. No.s Murray st.

~ Spring Fasnions.-For me accommo'Is.a S.
of Manufacturers abroad, the STYLE OF Gentlemen; n
for tn ensuing Spring will be forwarded 10 them oy a'
anoc.fion most raid 10 LEARY CO.
Nos and Astor Hou;s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

The CHINESE HAIR Observation-Disclosures 70 e'lg,' NV
hair from the face, neck arms and will not InuLe us sA
Can be aud tssed before paying for It, AT the oay "
&C., oI rla,ISr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

GT- 0. Fish has now ready his Spnng + tashion W ~
tlcmens Hats which for durability and STYLE sufp.s i
thing before offered o. Fish received the inst ffsh ~
Nuria Hats at the late Fair in this city aud the df'' W
late Fair in Philadelphia The public invited 70 cA a.s
inspect his Hats his Warehouse, 1877 Broadway su
above the City Hotel. OlLANDo fiI,. In.
9or I'M. Fashionable Hafe.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
rhe Court adjourned.
POLICE OFFICE.

RoBBING AN EXCHANGE OFFIcE.-Yeserday
about the hour Of the passing Of the Fen procession tbs
dawer of the Exchange Office 81 Moses Baker Chatham
Square robbed Of S36 .old aud Bank bills As three
large boys oeTine about the office the time aud
whose names John McGuils, James Dumas and DAVID
Wright they Were SUSPECTED and arfesdand although
OF tn money Ionud III their possession committed
RIOT, DISORDER, &c.-About midng last nigh,
grea. noise-luaueng fighting &cbeius heard in Gel.
man porter and dance house Washington ST Rector By
watchmen Waugh and Lynar, they catered 10 Suppess The
rot but forced Advising CAPT kuitl OF tbs
fact he Went with strong corps OF watchmen TO he snr
aEd arrested Il male Germans md females all o whoa
tiey lodged the watch-huuse Chs morning The females
discharged and the male: committed 10 give secuy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
Ne1v-York Legislature.


In SENATE, petitions were presented from clt-
zens of Brooklyn for the Incorporation of the
President Mutual Insurance Company, and from
2492 "ladies and gentlemen" OF New York, for
a law to suppress llcentousness.
Mr. Burnham reported in favor of the Assem-
bly, bill to incorporate the Odd Fellows Hall As
sociation in the city Of New York. 1t was
agreed to change the hour of meeting to 10
O'Clock after Wednesday.
Mr.. Scott brought his speech-in favor of the
repeal Of all laws relative to the practice of medl-
cine in New York-to a close, and after short
Executive session. the Senate adjourned.
In ASSEMBLY, the day was spent in the discus
sion of the bill to amend the Exemption Law by
providing for the appointment of appraisers Of
property levied upon, and giving the debtor the
selection and reservation of articles to the amount
of $3.50. Without final. action the House ad-
iOurned. 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
If I'm eo1is

U Gentlemen's Hats-SPRlNG FASnio'
An entire new and beautiful article, now ready.
AMIDON. Fashionable Halaa'
,-c,l; WILL at,s.t GOMEZ Nassaa.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

q The AMERICAN MUSEUM has the best attractions in
the city Tomorrow will be great day there being the BEN
eft and last appearance Of Mr.. and Mrs. Western
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

The children burnt were sleeping in ths nom 10 rho
second story with young named Stevens who saved
himself b! iaapiRg rom the window The m is TO
nave originated from hot ashes Mrs Sp-rcer IS IN
bordering on distraction 'f-'--N' - - AJAX
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
CORONER'S OFFICE.

The Coroner held an inquest TODAY at the corner
Of Lewis and Sixth sts, the body Of Margaret MeCa
who was accidentally burned TO death.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

HEALS i:HAPPED OR TENDER FLESH,
CURES OLD SORES, ULCERS, &c.
Sold wholesale and retail only at the sign of The AnnIs I
nowhere else in this city genuine but 81 Chatham street
mind buy here eseor Brooklyn at l39 fat9n s'e
State street Bosoy; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
oteod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

The NEW ORLEANS F1RE-The American of
yesterday publishes an extract of letter from
gentleman in New-Oyleans which states that
the newspapers have given exaggerated accounts
OF the late disastrous fire in that city. The
writer estimates the amount of cotton destroyed
at from 8 to 1000 bales