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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

OvgRfLow-The river is still swelling and
Judging by the accounts from above, has not YET
reached It's greatest hight. The water Is now
over some of the wharves, but there is no pres
eut danger as we are assured that proper atten-
ton is directed to the state Of the lcvces, winch
are in excellent condition opposite The city. We
hear that the river has ovcihowed at Carrolou
aud that large number of hands were employed
yesterday in taking proper measures to prevent
any farther damage \. o. Troplc, IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

beautiful snip Of about 800 tons, recently launched nj
EIueh! Me cnled The uueon owned partly NYorS and
partly by Capt -uca OF b. md he commanded by him
Sac Intended ior q Cubs trader
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

IowA.-By the census OF Iowa Territory, just
completed, the population is S2,254-an increase
of 10000 since lS40. Through Convention,
Iowa has already claimed admission as State, TO
which her present population entities her. Al the
recent session Of Congress the bill passed the
House, but was not acted on in the Senate.
Albany Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

FIRE-The Cedar Grove Wooden Factory Of
:. G. & J. Jackson, OF Cazenovia, was consder.
v injured by fire on Friday week. The two
,oer stories Of the building were principally con.
samed, also qunatiiy OF wool, and some damage
done to the machinery. The amount OF damage
j, about S6,000 Insurance $4,000, in the Ma
,.son Mutual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
To Warmers.

HOSE KoSo March 1.-The Alligator, Cook, arrived herr
from -ysuey W reports that tie h January 'Hc tel
IN With an unknown reef 10, - Ion i5 - L. IL form
II hurse shoe, to the extent of al eust ~ miles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

steam packet T.,ez; Hart; 20 hour from Richmond. nte
IN : l. NctreHdy & 60. II passengers.
Schi COPY Ga;dneT, I'm Philadelphia. coil. bound TO Nan
b. schr Mary Ana Churchill. Dis I'm Yarmouth NJ. mde
II i,rsinc
Scar 4 Lord. I'm Pm!aGei2hrn. coal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
The Lie and Speerhcs Of Henry Clay.

zYoum-s l2i PAGES with Steel ro1tIll; sd ngft-
Stg.s Thus EDITION cum,rs-s-l. \ Er.NOIROF Hen !
CLhi-C.-ar and u1wn. wrteu rIptssais in thus wU.E,
The SFEECHr.s az NlH CLAY from 1910 20 1872 m
elusive carefully cole ci- from various sources tis
compared ard corrected aud III restored TO III. r' person.
OF them having ben only -qor;sd IN te third Irfsof
lr lv aid 50 and so. Ard '' he urged sc. nsirsd %
siyn, MS vigorous and rrscs fGi Gicor without
TO aricu diiuliou. 40 COLLECTION of hr. CLAN =
>PEiGHGS =: all comparable "i'l MS eonprt-u
cnir-cta->s has yer before aed Zach slech Y--s-
cri ng en- introductory paragraph explaining t
stsut> ~tich called 'p. Hh-prf-r X tcslr.hl-
rIg- Iadcit-d, tfe -nd -IFss 40 i.t- o.;
rl-sSure ul--r discussion
- Price. neatly bouai 5oasts i.h si!t tss s. 35t.i
COPY So for 100 copies n paper coTerS French ,ty =.
Ia. comics co. or so .rsr COPIES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, JULY 6.

Ship Arabian Balaes Quebec. " & J 7 Tapscot; Ms.'-
4IppI. .ttJ'!egHs
Bark 10, Cunnrd Mcleod Africa Barclay Livingston
BuEs LEADER Dawson. Halifax. -. I Ninnet;: Falcon,
Fu Rerluda Tucser LlgnibouTne: Augu,ta, Sherwood.
savannah Dunhain & Dmon New O!'ean' Alden, beFin!-
sem Loyn Turtle Key Lawrence Phelps
M0nezuue. Jonc1 Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

FATAL AccIpESr.-On Sunday last, as Mr.
George SNYDER, of Mcreck, with his wife ana
daughter, young lady, were proceeding to
church at Eagle Village in buggy, the hose
took irigh; and ran down one of the back streets
of the village, and overturnIng The buggy, Nr.
5. was thrown head foremost against stump
and killed instantly, Mrs. S was dangerously
injured. The young lady jumped out and was
but slightly injured. Ere Qpa) Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
WINNERS. &c.

Ar New Bedford 9TH in,i. sp Pacific Lcavitt Tea
land 1879 t575 spi nIl
Cearel nj New Bedford July 5;h ships Sally Anne Glars
Indian Ocean: FabU NickerOn, do; brr Matiap0eti AZ;
luutlC Ocean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
Foreign Ports.

At RIO Ianeo. May I'D. AmeIa MuIholaud, AlillnEoa.
for WORK, d,
A. Jlro de Cuhn June -, brig Gov Brooks Pekoe I'm
Boston, wr scirs Phcue D. Seeey, Tor York. ldg Cure.
CrcweIl I'm NIurk.
Al Ceniuecos, June y, Adelaide Sdncs, for Boston load
nr-unly Am,
, days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
TIE TIT BUN 2.
AN OLD SONG REVISED.
tA,sung Friend.ville ,Pa.l Gathering
TryE-Oyd Dan Tuekev.

THr mo4a vas shining silver bright,
isr q With glory crowned the night
II n o.. = limb that same old Coon
"a- s.aE.Rg to himself this tune
CHORUS.
Get out the wav. You're all unlucky;
Clear the track for Old Kentucky
Now in sad predicament
The Lokps were for President,
They bad six horses in the pasture,
And knew not which could run the faster
Get gu, OF the way, &c.
The wagon-horse from Pennsvlvsnia,
The Dutchmen thought him bes, OF any
But ne must drug in heavy stages,
His federal notions and low wages;
Get out the way, &c.
They proudly brought upon the course
An old and broken-down war horse
They tried 10 sing o rumpsey dumpsey,
Co,ooel Johnson killed Tecumsey:
Get out of the way, &c.
We all thought Cass was not the Ounce,
To try both sides OF the track al once;
But since Inc Texas scheme came up, ne
lie sometimes pig and sometimes puppy
Get out Of the way, &c.
The ferv Southern horse Calhoun,
Who hates a Fox and iears Coon,
TO toe the scratch he was Lot able,
For Mairy KEEP, him in the sla5!e:
Get out Of ihe way, sc.
And there is Mattv, never Idle,
A tricky horse thai slips MS bride;
The Locos bscked bim out OF ihe wey,
For fear ned founder in toe Clay:
Get on, OF the way, &c.
The Texas horse they call John Tyler,
To head them all has burst MS boiler;
But in his most disastrous fall,
In sad confusion throws them all
Get out Of the way, &c.
So now they've turned those nngs all Out.
For fear of being put 10 rout;
And since they all their wind have broke
They yaiuly Try one in u POKE
Get out of the way, &c.
The peoples favorite, Henry CLAY,
Is now the Fashion Of the dav,
And lei The track he dry or uucky,
Well slake DOR pile on Old kentucky;
Get out of the WAY, hes swift and luck
Clear The track for Old Kentucky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
Tie American LabOrer.

" NscGeGics, rrfrfA
aud Politicians The Al t.RlCNN LABOtER, drvc1rt
10 Tire cause Protection Home !=tasty, embracing ne
A--un-rls iApo.ts ard S~-.'=' 81 t soie5 iliiiN OF
t.s urd s'el' "a favor" i- locy 81 iroi=cto" 70 N'J
i.au labor Production tu-d
state. vol oetlto- Ehi.> hish5 us-iui ''e1
% Al VINO desire correct sdactUfat' InlonaIcl isrr-ret
Labor rr"tu, ons 7Lt HsTeas ~ ti= Ur-d Stai-
coniInS many he ab-sl Speeches Reports aud Dssrr
rinLs oL .isnuiicturus and Agricultural subjects aIe
have ever been made - Every Clay iGo ~ the Uu'-d
states uus,t that copies placed
putc Lih,2rT Reading Room Tor the use Of he public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

IN cundnJs the weather i lne. tn. Cars VIII
aho
The City Hail 9th street no will run every seven mn
ce: 'nrou.h tii- ing. ZION. . y \ y. tn 20 ?. "
HE tyt1i .i Line ~ e-y- tIty Hail. Tor 9TH stre.
=. ~ To- u - 10 20. Il. II p II 40 Il leave 27h
10 30. II ~. II 20.
b order Of the Boarl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
.4GE.NCTES.
TO THE PUBLIC.
llARNUEN 4 co.

The community judge. from the accompanying ndve
ti.cunn wirh appeared IN scvenl EneishpHpe'> t'e n-l
49, hnw tar they can depend the statement mh- by
" irr * smith. several of our city pnpsS II a'ni
"i'uia"" ue" Nk'uo' ''''. ou' ''o' IARNUE;N x co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
WING PUBLICATIONS.

The attentios of WHlc ASSOCIATIONS. CLAY
CLUBS and others interested in the dissemination
and promotion of Wing Doctrines and SENT
ments, Is respectfully called to the following Cat
alogue of Works published at the Office OF Tn
NuwY York TepUNE by the Undersigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

.;'HE mo-a vas shining silver bright,
~" IS g With glory crowned the night
i'-t o.. = limb that "saIne old Coon
&a, s.a-ing TO himself this tune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
Memoranda.

Sailed.
Bark Stephen Brewer, for Gibraltar. Wind slv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

SI FOR SALE-Sever.l parcel, first quality of Land
go varying N quantity from Ia - handsomely
I-- Gated. with cottage, ham, &c. each. with saoc
~ the door. embracing advantages for cutvatag M
land seldom eCuaied
idnnin: OF the above Farms iue1haustibe Quar-
Of the best OF Lime Stone. embracing from - p
Land, might I've desirable with good bUsse barn and coal
sin iur burning lime.
All conveniently located within about n,= 81 the Norm
River ~ the village OF Nehur-h. Persons wishing places
UAcns advantages OF The above description have c
poftunty seldom met with For further information sDpiy
Z. h. Culver ~ III MEiten lane. up stars ~ im'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

IIAVANA-Nrs. VESTS Boarding House mas been re.
moved 10 the building previously occupied the luu
House Hotel No il9 Gale Obribn OF Gale Ner
cuderc which has been extensively Tepaire! and
Prices arranged conformity the occupied and
remaining. For cards. &c apply 10 Mason 4 Iute II Nu
eet. who wall be happy 10 furnish information To-
tup,eieTs boundto Havana.
y Era>sengers requested to obtain passports winch
N he facilitated by the clerk the house. who i board all
vessels Immediately OF their a;riIu I3 4sNt;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

-, FOR SALE-A House and Lex, situated in the pess-
60 mt and thriving viI!ace OF kindefhoos Cnluuha TO
- he House ) y 70 iee;. and half hcl
contains tive roon<, good with kitchen Et=chcc AM
cellar tsnsaia. together WIKI good garden vel ,ugp-
Win ifu oi NarCgs ninds also 10: OF t9o acS. bc
stable ter further information ap9.y 20 + 4 g. = D.
yeucoTt IA W ashns;cu-s;. m. b. Shaw kinGeFhcos
Wi as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

-, AN EXTENSIVE WATER PRIVILEGE to lease
80 NeN Haven, Ct Tor Il of yearS-hlEinE
-4-N nne large building for manuiaci pufpo~ OF
with out buildings and dwelling houses attached Tbs
null now complies Paper Machinery. viz
Foundner and dyrr large presses engines, &. WI N
be bought the most reasonable terms tu; lee
moved If lne prv ese reniei of other purposes. The Fail
about Il eet and the stream alng. winch Tor mil
seat renders eCuaiH not The STATE !:
be navsaied from The Sound 10 within short distance OF the
Dam. For information Apply 10 ELI WHITNEY.
New Haven, June "a. lS4l Ie27 S;aw TurhS>:i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

$500 CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CLOCKS
7 : : =, I he subscriber. who awarded Diploma 81
= the New York STATE FHirs Of Isl! aud 1873 for ibs
- best toned Church Bell and also "A Silver Meialo
the De,t Bell. aud diploma Tor Town tlock. eI1l-
bt.d the Far %, the American Institute October
prepared BIS Foundry nt West Troy, New York taf
n.s Bells OF from - Ia 1900 lbs made 81 the best Hatefl rd
warranted stand and tone To- peBs--fstsls irem
proved cHst iri YOKE. ipvenbe Arms. tn, increasing
demand Cor h Hr Inc bS, evidence That D. gwen II
their excellence Drlen have been received from the tsnaG1s
ana almost all the State and about 80 nave been furnished
different places IN the -te Of New York from hs Foundry
Town Clocks. ieYeiEg uni Surveying Instruments. Copper
ard Bfnss Cuttings. 6Ic.
apls srn ANDREW MENEELY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
Reasons for PFefeFring lr. Clay
Ni- Va Burpn TO- President IL Hon WiILI.N
I. t;iy... I. = -=a..oi !roi- S;rgipiz
commercial intercourse with Great Britain

TINS Pamphlet Tract OF Gs-.s showing lh~ precise
operation OF present BRUSH T.rif Produce and
Manufactures OF the United States whenever h- e0p, Of
iis County uut-rtaAe 20 export 10 IA. and
o: th- act o. - aFrre- aati Of 80 American
Of some ~ ~ Cent English GOODS imported into Ul
Ted stats Nj 9rooa5ir sho" IN tsaey o The Tsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

FIFTEEN THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
WILL sell private sale 1860 ucfes % land be!on.n 20
the OF AeyHndc Henderson, Of numir-s. #
ued the waters of rucataco River mud prnc?ay the
fir fork u Tint stream. irnn II source 10 Junction 9Th The
man Tn region "i country very fertile. well waite
ed, ami admirably adape 10 grazing purpose he IHHd les
jackson county. nbou25 miles from Ripley. the county
miles Charleston S-Iue- aud distance iru!
the OHIO Rive; RHyen.sNnoi good road np-fle!
the henri Of the land from the Charleston road 1t vii be sod
OF 81 may be desired by pucha.er
The tile unt sou'ed. good any " eteru Nir-i
Any information r--Hrd land
terms, BE obtained application Feuton VI Hendrr
.on Pnrkerbur.. Wood county Virginia who val also
show the iand 10 any disposed - purchase.
ORA VI. HENDERSON,
AimN de bouis non with the Will annexed OF e1anief Hel
dersOn Oi Dummies. als l6w3ni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
- VII III. :. CARMAN. Sec

- 10. NORRIS AND E$SEX RAIi.ROAD.-SUsi.
Is tSEra, deg. &pui2 l3;l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

III HEALTH, RECREATION AND COMFORTS to II
I:5-s vaHts, snd ell oihen.-J. BARCLAY * CO. h.,s
opened Tor the their Hotel lso1e Branch y
well known 10 ths citizens Of New York and Pnsde
pha IN past ye-N, with appubnion beiGc cec!ed
the les Hotel ad sesbsthuE establishment; within nund red
mics oi either city Nser AND invalid, vii find atisn
they can desire or ask for The advantage bathing
DUNG toe SUMMER months apparent AL ard Long
8anoh FURNISHES ever ndueemen ~ families AID Individuals
r =et tecfesi!Ga and comfort; To the lover. i,hn-
the vicinity 81 the ba.. bank, sord reat so md III
gunner vii irsi ne lack OF game.
The steamer O7'is. from Fu-na Market wi..-f snh The
Shrewsbury rom the loot 81 Cgtra1nr Market 20 20 md re
Turn day tom the Ocean HoGSs from ne latter place p
searers a;e conveyed 10 the Branch miles N good
naceS. JBARCLAY & co.
Long Branch. jane q. lsl4 jea5 swa
IL FOR SALE OR LEASE-.rhirvt.ro In;. Of
"a Ground Tor sale iisr>mus V j. h,uadei nv Ier~er
A--S Avenue, md Exc. EaHmu and SJuh-s:.rets ahou
COCrtlandt-:i.ee:. 20 orI,
MACHINE PRESSED OAKI-af-zn BALE Machine Z y. 4.
L't u, - barrels Pitch - barrel, Wilmington Ts Iu kes,
Cut Nails ~ KEGS Ship and Boat Spikes together WIN fu
Assortment OF ship ChalclerJ. for sale By
IS NJ. y. ROBERTS. lis Wss; street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
The Tariff Question in GermanY.

81, rls,e. Essly was csli-d of:h by Rrror 81 4,
Bo~HISs p-crIig-E Free Trad. Member tie B-r;-5s
Parliament, the Comm-cia! Relations OF Great Bnian
win GrrnaDy Intended Germans n aaacd.u
f-'I Protective policy: and concur "a iI.- Interchange
-hi f-se's fnducions NJ iliiacy Of rs assumptions
iu,rrdrd 10 show ist :: lltl1z suffer The
qarJs 50 by Eyr- ;ry of Hone Nauafsc-
tu-rs th- -catI1u OF sugpia. self sdvarz-
-oUsiy tom sared IS b. s. forth N tn. Tract It's PM
cp'-s and ;icths sqily .gU4i- w-'l 20 1i5 countrr
lie above lar-d rtr % tir Rr-s lud H. Di,cu.I,n
German T7rir both united together IL n-st
Psr.hi-i ~ z.-s 1d = s. 3 get fo, q, per Ca
las BE-. 81 80. t'is rae; ssc=Yr 7z.y extensive
culstiUE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
CHORUS.

Get out the way, you're all unlucky;;
Clear the track for Old Kentucky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

ENrENSiyE WATER POWER For "a i4E, adjoinin:
II the New York and Ere Railroad the Ramupo River
81 miles it" the City OF New York capable Of driving Ma
cnery TO almost any extent there four i've falls and
great body Ol water; together the whole part OF ii ~
OF land heavily tmherei with wood of - ~
growth There h!e also the tract extensive mines OF
the tr Cua!lty Limestone possessing strength cOus
eahe part Of the land ceafei cultivated. and there
might he made eAceeI, farms b. clearing. uI-Cu
Lake two miles long and mile .ste lies paft the
tract the scenery OF which beautiful The place fsdrk
ably healthy Il known Angus truct and three
miles above Persons Works.
Access be had to three ou hour, from the city Of
New Nu;k By the NsVs oI and Er- RHiiroad i've
sA horrN by the way OF !ackcnsacS u1t Grunge Turnpike
~ 10y the way OF Mack or iayetrsy the Hudson Rver
lnlllrt NJ M ~ I'hrf hmm fin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
life and Public Services Of Henry CLAY,

IL II
The JuniGs Tracts.
Nc-. The Is o. Parties .ried D. ;heif acts. No II.
CUrISncy No ;. he a.I:i No l. Luz Of Henry Cav
W. Pol neal Abolition 10 . D-rr1c5zr- No :. -
Dor md Capital No. The Public Lands. No9 Anae1a-
PRICE REDUCED.
The Prce OF me JJAt> TRACTS for he Presldeniia
SERiES bound iose;Ae comprising rs pages, published
NJ ; s6 hundred
Il 0rdsfs &c: ~ Of N Above a.- WORKS D. al
dressed 20 GREELEY y NicELRATH,
I'riuaa. Buildings <-w-Y ORR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

p-QSf, r of an oie ofthc Surrogate % the toun-
y Of NeyyNork notice + hereby gwen ~ all R.f'", nv
inn claim, against caroline u hn1pp' ne o' ,lg Wv
To- he Subscriber, B residence No "a Bn'oHs ''fer me
49, Dated New York the l7h dsy oi June. 1871.
'V. - Ism. JAMES II. ny APP. I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

~ ArEk Pow ER--FoF sale or TO lei, afse Or -I-h
quantities. rrSt rte hydraulic privileges, The Lowest
sUtabl- us any KIND OF Mills Manufacturing >tab.
>hmgnis, Suutf.ile. New jersey only three houI,'
u9n Ina ~. - - ali =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

CLIFTON.
Leave New York y. Vi. and 81 ?. y.
Leave Clifton: \. NJ 81 and IA 2. VI.
Je4j Sunday -Nccpt-d.)
EXTENSION OF THE NETWORK AND
"a HNKLtht RAILROAD ItMPANI--lO
- TUCkAlO. TN and after July 3fd, le4i the
800 ,Hrs will follows:
isf~n #o1i5arg Harlem Leave WINS. Leave Tue!,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

~ PURSUANCE. OF an or.ier OF me Surrogate
of IN. County New York NOTICES hsrsoy gi,en TO all
NJ do CIV Of New York gert-map DECEASED TO present he
sane With the voucher, thereof TO te suo' per al III, store
he t.srvsnta day OF August nstt Dated New iefs
me iMs!.3 i,YD'' u'' t;.pRt;E ~ LENT Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

y,iRSHANT TO AZ ORDER o. ALENAN-
DER H. WELLS, Surrogate Of the County Of West
tir. - h-rrOy gwen 20 al pelsons having clam,
us m estate of ~ ili-m Harvard ate OF The yiiIsr Of
with thl vouchers thereof 20 tn" undsrssHej The Admins.
traitor i ssId deceased Z MS pace o residence III The
Dated February 2Oth, lS,i ,.p,,,..u
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spIS An

STATE Of NETWORK. In Chanc-ry before tie Voe
- htncslor -: the fr.t Circuit y eh,il II Ste.e1,.
ma ,afy H. bn WIFE Ri Tor . account ard e,
~ 1T II WuEELER, OF tie Cry OF N."-fofs' on
bnt. Ii lin.man one Of the defendant, n ~, zee.
Who's, place ii e-c at Nhr' ~ me ore o., Vn o. =
tb.r nst OK the bal Ned therein wii BE- taken a e"n!s-d
By htIl ~ j,2 ls0ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09
TWDNNS J. JAItN.I' IINFLt
ON ,,,re, AdmIuistratoi

rNIR1U e. HALL. MOL Franklin .lqare have con'lanty
Il m hand nm extensive OF SIT and vi SCil
ISSl'KJ MEN'I'S of al kinds PIANO FORTES dIsreni
s,ye and finish GUITARS. from the hest Spanish patterns
ir which they have received premiums from the American In
,e over All other naken urf ot very tone and
Sfyla of finish pPrfS. oi all kln's ana asi Tor winch they
h1ysa received repeated premiums: CLARiONElS kENT
BUGLES CORNOPLoNS, TROMBONES siG AL OF 'hety
o,n Manufacture and warranted importers at vi SIC ami al
IindS o MI sic INSTRUMENTS, NEW MI SlCrecev-
M ns soon rs published JUST PUBLiSiiED al the snn{s Of
lie UJr,JFil NSON FAMILY; also, BERllNl'S METH
OD ior the ~ MO Also the pRPlEGS GI.EE BOOK be-
ing collection cct tor .or male voices with pnn0 accom-
y,r-nt selected compiled from the best German and In
Siisb auhors by AUSTIN PHILLIPS Price OIe Dollar
set Merchants nj the Musical community generally rc ~
.,.-.tf,liv iryirr,f rn u1hif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-09

80, >, For TUCSON AND lNTEKMEUIAl 2
* II i.LANiiS(;S-Thc Steamboat WEST
- ESTER. Cay. Wm. 4 Nielen. WI,
Frday. 5P ~ connecting a Hudson with the Hudson ad
berkshire Rniroad lthe cars Of which leave ol :he nrva
he lo5, md leaving Hudson Sundays. Tuesdays ana
orlays nj p ~ The ARRIVAL q The cars. touching each
GOV al Inc intermediate landings. Tickets through to tlit--
feid ~ 90 and 20 West S,ockhridse 81
- 80, f,siys, ~ puSsaye nunly an board
80 STORRS {. STEPHENSON, ~ IVES, =.
This ot has bsn thoroughly oveThaulP and her accom-
ra1n 80 improved 10 he eqUn 70 any boat on The yei.
~. ra ~ ~. t III 49, no hnrg,. rnT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-06
DIR YGOO ID :.
-
GREAT ATTRACTION.
SECOND sPLENDsD STOCK or
GOODS!!.

l'HE SuBsCRlBER begs leave t. iniof Il
the citizens OF wheeling and tie
righhorhsod. thas ne he's just returned hom
htfadsiphi1 aud nsi'imvrs, ard isno" 'eee'''
FRESH s7ocx d INV GOODS.
se,ns the seoond encply lhis Fall Which fef
AIRY Axp cueASkesa eo4not be eSeelles u
taaIicd 4, lie Guy Of Wheeling.
lsshs sf over varsity 81 shads and pree' We.
. !. Il. i: cs..'ase. .t,As greatest aaeo
ensucky joaas, fxDlsa cloths.
erscys ,uooses elnlko. Giraffe cloths, and eve
~ variety VI aosdo ~ xpete and panialoons
ssachsd and Dtsvs Nrsles, flanneis and
i.soHjhs largest stsossm<nt Of caiieOss he
hns ever offered u the public.
on,, site. EaFIsteu aAl Aoeoscsfsr nghrT's
piendiI nsw siyi. 1nq1e ~ dresses; such as
rich hxa Ysipefs, China Pasip, Chusan de
Lame. unsi,n Do t.aide. aiik stripe aHsharst
IL new arsieiel striu<d ha'd. rhaneeasle, PLAN.
and vaf|ses1ed Ateoes Lssf,es. with everg
kiad n G1n1t inI1ssNiea for Ladies' drssses'
Saawfs, Hnat kerchieft. Gissss Hssierg. Mtis,
Cuas. aStoops 8snne( siiks aud lsnlngs' Ar
The s' IA : ~ weal1 .sks this occasion t.
press 6lS l6xSES " ~ public for the liberal
are sfshue pe<poae1D Aesssofore received, and
,pcs and heliev> ekus IN esamlna on Of his
eek willsatsfy eoy 6nqthet he IL stiil sn tiled
full share 81 n public patronage,
oct 10 SENSFSFN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-06
AGGII0T As. ih4l.

EN- FALL AND WINTER coon 8
{ r the Nov Ssars ~ j y &. Il r MARSH
\ No Ia Main ssv~es. b & Il Marsl,
We received ihsiv frat stock oi Fail and
nisr Goods. as follows:
super Fusrh Black. Eueli.h and American
81 dyed Cloths. plan and fancy ea-s,meres'
gic. plain Bcavev. t'ushine. snd pilot Il9ths
ainesss, Kentnrky @eene add Wakefnld ker,
- white Osnses NJ. ysilew: Twilled and
a,ed FIsansass ylelo sed.eed silks, and sat
snew stylsl ela1ns e1rip49, Wa's.ea, change.
& hSa ssd pls,S Alp9ss 5.'!.e; nomb.1 ,I
asaea ysroeve v.eioss. stSspe Rnchel. srined
90 uieseA oaxoay. vsegch .ni English
aN1 l4ne hGcefg. Eapleson, French and
,rinc, Hasbse1 kmask wco'len. Tartan
"a Meme. e4yle. Lady Sal and
ies Mcusseos ane!y Elss ~ofd anf slack
Stoves Ions Weoee4x vARcv Points ord
ess Hse1s9chnsss Aaneehs Apron. SIX
tnn tsessaA o!ack sd cefd tw'sted s,lk f7nses'
orkinx esc.ye4. HfpnSY wprs'rd. Th'ead lace
snss snd tnesvs'ne!s 49, and 'aeene' do;
nnm.ion, ISone eWa Ste%yNe' .aee% r"F =
nos.c "9&ss > p's - ana uxQ~whfe ann elhrk