davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
DA g u r. X X EOT YPE
GENET AL

DAGUERR YPE
GENERAL
FU NfSHlNG l. ESTABLISH M ENT !,
EXCHANGE BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA
I'VE StBsCRlBEFS beg leave inform the Dagprneotype
Ar,a that they have c0nriaerablY enlarged hsif
tons rou9 9he1 tbe Uaon the West indies South America
and Europe They have also ade supplied
with every article urd ~ the Ungnereoyg~ Art They
have lately wed large surty of Yogaends cseraed
Cameras consisting of ee different or the saie u
which u,ey aplo,nted Agcnta Also. supply ~ best
Plates and Chemicals either Tor DsgnsreofyT~ taotyI~
made thsr esIcia order Cases ~ al Lcs s best Polishing
Substances and Or afcs used tor the Dagusroty~
constantly hand Thor lons cgpnectoD with the Dngue
e0ylr Al aud their ncesAs "a taxing pctnfrs may serve ~
recommendation aud eance Dakurrr.Otype Artists, by
ordering articles from of e above named
dcpeud prompt ani satisfactory Of their
orders. Their cash frees Current aud information
may be obtained By addressus sno-tr,id) 20 .
III, u IANGENHEIM
n2f im'ec Exchange Building, Philadelphia.
CHILBLAlNSl CHlLBLAINSl CHILBLA1NS |
n COOLIDGE CUT fER's own Sprefic-~Pdce 80 cts.
III at where Iiei ubaiurd the will be
refunded For sae wholesale and rcla D fulton by
MA l@tsc COOLIDGE GUTTER
A CARD
DOCTOK ", CHR. BRANDT, educated at the UNIVERSE
- ies Of Chsana and Par' hag the honor Of introducing
hmselfto the citizens Of New York add il, vicinity may
suffice sly that Dr. hns pacused nrd and surgery
south I America FOR years aud for the yea aud
half been visiting M Medical Faculties Of London aud Paris
have hr ol nedicn. hni his prescriptions conscieu
tlnusly prepared DR. " has engaged with Mr. HI LBtHG
who well known the College o Pharmacy OF the city Of
New York Ofice 7j Greenwich street. corner ol Canal.
MA im'm
DOTATOES-0oO bushels very superior Irish Potatoes,
landing ship -ddOus Liverpool, ard for
n25 &c 80 South street
The New York herald., 1844-11-25

BUSINESS TO THE CONTINENT or
EUROPE.
TIE European and AMERICAN Emsrmt aud Transportation
Company VIII send trustworthy person The ns
fluent ~ hpoJ@ who will visit nearly even raes ~ M"
tortagce 20 Holland, Germany Denmark, Norway, gysau
@e Persons bsyipG any bupeEs for such agent fht Win
w y sfnd ~ uNif spds, PERSONS companies having
nds whh nTg Wish = disleie ~ requested comanis
cat~ with the undersigned without DELAY
ait2w'm WOODWARD 20, ~ WaabingtonsI ~
pVfA1OkS.l lg0 bsshfis refy svte6or EnQsh Potatoes
landing sdt Siddoss, hDrn it~ooI nnd for salr n
l0h ~ suit pDffhHsefs. by
sH Elk tOLfdSs 4 con- south st.
SUoAn-ia hhds rnsns asw ydeso...f ~, .slr by
- r. = COLLINS co.
S~ bosih sus~
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
SCoTTs WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
X o O + ItY ND WINE STORE

SCoTrs WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
q CERY AND WINE STORE,
10 Nassau Street.
SUPERIOR TEAS, COFFEE, SUGAR.-Also, Wines in
~ every varetyOtafd, Champagne aud Cognsc Brandy;
irish and Scotch Whskey; Old Jamaica Hum; Holland Gins
London Brown Stout; Edinburgh Ale Fresh Fruits &c. &c.
JOHN 3. SCOT1SS
Wholesale and Reta Store, rs Nassau street.
NJ BPeope from the country, Hotel and Boarding House
Keepers, who bay for cash. will find II their
give this establishment call Goods Of the city
fioc Of expense. go I'm src
NOTICE TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS
HE subscriber continues manufacture and has constantly
hand full assortment OF PlouKhs suitable Tor the South
aud Western Markets. from the best materials
old aud competent workmen, which he prepared to sell
reduced prices
Also general assortment Of Agricultural implements
Machines u the most approved patterns
tion together with full assortment OF Selves, Screens and
Wire Cloth Of his own manufacture.
And, also, for VIM. Hoyeys Fatent Hay and Straw
Cutters article at the manufacturers
geher with r. N. Smiths Patent Horsepower Gomshellen
r. SHe also prepared orders for Cotton Gins
and Gin Geers, Rice and Coffee ulcn, Mill Gcrring Nc sc
DANIEL l.. CLAWSON,
nlt lmsrc 1871 Water street.
ADVICE GRATIS
1k MARK, % Duane street, whose sc,entLc OF
- private and chronic diseases Is well known the publit
and needs comment thousands OF testify.
Wy ~ The stIctest Of secrecy,
Once ~ Duane street, near Elm. Oxu Im~m
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
NOTICE TO THE LADIES


DARENNE CO. IA Nrand street, corner of Broadway,
ID have The honor inform the ladies Srw Yorh they vii
oT~n Thursday the 2lnt Two ~ PANISlAN
BpNNEIs aDd hand-ape assortment ~ rich RIBBONS,
tof ~ o"ing season Just received by ,s hansos PREMIER
mn ffrrc
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
> ] T0 9 TH0sE I, WIIH0UT z 4 3 GHII.pEEN; 4 L

APROCREATIvE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
THE greatest discqycEy II "fdie. science !; .hs 4 N
rally received opinion Of the existence Of curahie
barrenness (eScspt indeed IN Of mafonn.fou chic
Elixir Cordial IN every instance Of prodseins that ss. q
who for yeas pined chdiess loneinss has fully -shld
ths fact chat what is usually termed barenness = s.re ~
senua weakness uo ebus debility neontn.pee s.d ,hs
train Of complaints arising from Illness
pudenss lu great and nv;Iisbe Teee,s m seomnsnda
bshed sale Of than fifty thousand bottles and pack
ages sufficient evidence Of ts excecuce estiniloa
in which il held. Il is pleasant and agreeable
The under.iEnsd The only authorised ssea, ts country
Price 81 bottle.
For convenience Of those residing Of se city t L.
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial put up cksxss
Price Of package IS, making br.e bottles.
All letters must be postpaid, and dirsc<rd
DR.. r. MELVEAIJ, box n, N. York city,
Once i2s Liberty "a
lady in attendance. IN Zee
The New York herald., 1844-11-25
FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
NO. 65 III BERTY STREET

[UP NTAIKSl
DALESME, Importer and Aseat for Mnncaeturers hs1
N. always hand of dinner aud tea sets
n plain white aud g French Porcelain well Diunsr and
Dessert rlatcs OF NIL sIes Atsorted Dishes Soup Turrenr
Covered Dishes, Salad Bowls. Fruit Baskets. Cu.ards and
Stands
Also Fancy Tea scs and Rich Decoratsd Dinner S~ts
Also Ten and Chocolate War. Geet French
shape,
Al the articles wsrssed of bcst quality asI % b,
sold on liberal t-rns, sat - lots To suitpurrhsscrs
ala er*s~
Mr. HENRY PHlLLirs--Ihe smaiiest Grand p,anofore
l mades brought fnu England by this celebrated yo-
calst, 10 be sold snd mny be the panofors
Wacrooms OF Stodsrt Worcester Dunhan, 36 Broadway
viIu
The New York herald., 1844-11-25

Ihemists ana DfuRRfsty N3 broanWay
Chanbe street. 70 Fulton street, and " East Broad
way. nit msee
The New York herald., 1844-11-25


WITH AND WITHOUT HEADS OF HAIR.
CHARLES RIDGWAY,
HAIR CUTTER AND VIC MAKER,
(LATE OF i76 BROADWAY, HOWARDS' H0TEL,l
No. IL Wall street,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE
~ H. wishes to inform those gentlemen who have tried
~. his system Of Hair Cutting that it differs from and
peor all others principle and style being strictly accord
ing approved European modes pactised in
London, Paris, &C. Weaes Of Wigs particularly
quessd TO call and xemne entirely method Of fitting,
invented and practically applied BY him. and be had
other establshmsnt in the universe They
advantages all Others requiring elastic springs al
retaining their M and cannot possibly mp behind
W Soaps, Oils, Brushes, rerfumery. &c, &c.
~,s s~sI
CURE FOR BRONCHlTIs. CROUPAND WHOUPIN6
COUGH-Dr. BOWS Linimens is nfallibr and speedy
remedy for the diseases above enumerated The inventor Of
ts9g physIcan az Anwick u Northumberland Besides hun
msIy practice IL which the Li9iment has failed Of
gnshsd individuals Ia Great Britain and America. ayouchng
the complete OF this nestimabe medicine had
with directions for the No. Broadway and
1876 Chatham street. New York. 81 VIAL 81 double
vial. ni3 lmsuc
SPLENDID AND SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE FOR
THE GROWTH AND RESTORATION,
TO BEAlrrIEY. DRESS. CLEAN AND SOFTEN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
A PRACTICAL MAN.

r "
We learn from the following LETTER In the
Baltimore Patriot, that Mr.. Wethered. The Re-
preventative Of the Third Congressional District
Of Maryland, has accepted the Invitation Of the
Wings Of The Thirteenth ward OF that city. por-
ton Of his District. TO take his post I'M the ap
proaching National Wing Procession. on the
g Feavers' Carr Of that Ward. Nj. W. is
himself weaver. and Vesves a political fabric
with as much facility as the best trained states
man in Congress
WAsHmeros, April q, le4l.
Ny Dear Efifad-ln answer to your favor Of
yesterday, infornine me that il is The wish Of a
portion OF my constituents that should accom-
pahy the Weaving Department ID The approach
ing glorious Procession, il affords me great plea
snre to say, Ihatlhe position tendered 10 me Is
Of al clheTs the moot congenial to my feelings.
! therefore sccept il. but upon condition, that
Isshali have The privilege Of weaving part Of 4
Coat Pattern 10 be presented to that consistent
friend Of The industrial classes. "Harry Of the
West" promise you that will neither make
a,'turofg drafi,n a ''mispiek, - nor idouble
shna
With assurances Of nv HEB regard. remain
your friend. JOHN WETHERED.
Z To E. L Grifia. Esq, Pfesdr. &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

II IS now alleged thai our opponen Is. were al
fea,ed in the Senatorial election by The ,.nrop,i
lmisg Of their candidate. Whatever NAV kats
been The effect in Jefferson, such was moi ~
case in Frederick and Clarke. Mr.. Bruce 4
nomination being deemed an iniudicious one a
6rs,, ihssPAtiy leaders fell il their duty 10 csri
he harder for him, and they did so. sesets|
wing ve,es were given for him in Freeetiek|
and nsay'wers nsdtralized, and the FAC, hal
.nrnsd Out lhai Mr.. Bruce received Larger pbll
than Gen. Carson, The leading LocoIoco eaaail
date, and larger Than any man Of he parry can
obtain to-nerrow-hoTever popular he may Be-
The voiet II the Opposition for Gallaher in Jef-
fersOn viii De found not 10 exceed ths WhiJ
strength N Frederick east foF Bruce let lhe iesi
De made rhenever il may suit the doubiefs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

Whole number ofsoies poled last year e74 /;
thisyea l2i4-inerease $40. !. The average
Wing majority in lsta was -ykhig maj isss,
81.
II 3 bptproper to state that the great ques.
iion Of1he day, the Tariff Of fs49, was made the
tssus-feaftessiy proclaimed and zealously sup.
ported by Gallaher, the Wing Senatorial eandi.
date, in all his speeehesbefore lhe peoplo-and
upon that issue was his election decided in every
paft ofihe district Messfs Turner and Toyner
also maintaIhed the Wing ground to the fullest
extent, and IN their election The Peopleof Jeifer-
son Hase guarantee that on all questions OF ma
tional policy, these gentlemen VIII be found on
the .8mtriean side.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

aCUef9oU CountYs
The election On Thursday passed % qaitily,
p6tuiihsisndlue he active exerions on both
sides, and lhs Fssuh has proved Jefferson cOun-
= 70 be Hhie 70 ne core. his uus sope Of The
Opposilion dropped Ne, Bruse. and some Of
then voted for Mi GaIlahef-bui il 5 equally
true thatMesrs Besls ard Stephens eaeb 1eesiy-
ed Wig votes, thereby diminishing 70 some ex.
tenrihs poIl OF The Wing candidates. Messrs
T1rser and Townef. Il Is not our purpose 10
5exuli over our. adversaries. We are content
with victory achieved 10 spite Of The untiring
eIsrs Of The Opposition leaders-sAd We trust
that he srsatmass Of the people wiIlhave no sub
sianisl reason 70 Be dissatisfied with tie result.
i The Whigl Of the County, generally, we're
not unmindful Of their duty, and they disehsrg-
cd il mansulIy. Those OF The Harpe.s- Ferry
precinct were for sears conIending with amsligi
influences, set thsy have held on 10 the faith al
all hazards, and aie gaining ground in every
struggle.
i The 'UHierfifed PrtcIncta has outdo1e all
former efforts, and established neg claims. 70
gratitude. The charisstowh poll has nobly
maintained he ground--and the "Spartan Bands
81 Smith held has esllansy stood the bruni Of the
ballla, under the hottest ere from the leaders Of
the adversary forces. Butlet Us give the result,
a:ier ,sndering our thanks 10 ihe independenI
men Of The Opposition. who seeFned 10 be either
ooaxed or whipped i'm against The dictates Of
iheIr better Judgment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
MASONIC CELEBRATION
AT THE CAVE.


The committee appointed to make The necessa.
~ arrangements for Masonic Visit TO the Cave
10 Jefferson County, on The 18th day Of Nav.
1914, having met for the purpose, Brother J ]
h Straith explained the object Of the meeting,
and the duties to be performed. l+
On motion Of Brother John Brook, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted -
Deeply impressed with the debt of gratitude
which-every American citizen, as we'll as every
Mason in the wide world, owes to the Father of
his Country, not only as National Benefaclor,
but as a Patron Of the ancient and honorable in
siitntlon Of Free Masonry, the Committee con-
csive that they cannot exercise The duties as
sigred them with too much zeal and enihusi-
asm and believing that i will promote the wei
fare OF the craft TO do honor 10 the revered mem
Dry Of their renowned Brother, George Wash.
ington,who combined in himself all the ennobIing
traits OF the Soldier. the Statesman, and the
worthy Mason. and who, as Master, opened the
hfst Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons, West
Of the Blue Ridge. ii the Cave about 10 be WIS.,
lied by the fraternity -
Resolved, That the Brethren assemble at the
Court House in Charlestown, al 10 O'Clock. A.
". on the 10Th OF May, from whence thew will
march in procession, al II O'Clock, under The ar
rectOn oflhe Marshals, to the Cave ON the land
of Mr. William Clark =
That the Cave be properly prepared, and
lighted mp al ~ o'clock, meridian -
That Lodge be there opened IN due form -
That an Grafton be Geliveredby Bro Charles
James Faulkner -
That. inasmuch as the great Benefactor Of
Masonry was Soldier as we'll as Mason, The
several uniformed Military Companies ofJeffer-
son, Clarke, Loudoun, Frederick. and Berkeley
Counties, in Virginia, and Of Washington and
Frederick counties, Maryland, be invited 10 par
ticiPats 10 the external ceremonies Of the day,
under the control Of Capt G w Sappinglon as
Chief Marshal. Mr. VIM G Ferguson as Deputy
Marshal and such assistants as they may ap-
point
That, after the ceremonies at the Cave. .ihe
procession return to the Presbyterian Church in
Chariestown, 10 hear the Grafton aud religious
exercises .-n
That the Reverend Clergy be invited to at
.iend -
That Captain Abel be requested TO furnish re-
sfeshmeDls at his Hotel, al 3o'clock P nj for
The Brethren and Military -
And that this notice Of the arrangements he
signed, and published in the Charlesto-n r,ss
Press, The Martinsburg, Winches;er. Ieeshnre
ard HagerstoEn papers, ..sad in such Other "a.
Pefs a. are friendly 70 the cause.
! THOMAS RAWLINS, Chairman.
Y w SArFiN5roN. 6le'R.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
Etdriok.


LoV ssafs minority NJ taiii, over caiaer ii.
Do over Wall ~.
Average Loco majority IS.
twill be seen that Wall, Gather. and Lovet.,
each obtained handsome msiorities in. their own
neighboFhoods.
This result, has,proven uneQuivOcally that
theFe Is a clear wing majority 10 Frederick, en-
elusive Of the Shenandoah batch Of voters.
w Clarke
The ofscial returns no. received, but we learn
that Bruce's majority over,Gallaher is II, and
funston's majority over Morgan 3. Funston il
therefore elected delegate fOrclarke and Warren.
Rseapitslstion Of soiss for Senate.
Gallahef's mai. in Jefferson 1877
Braces do in Frederick 80
Do DO ID CLARKE IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

Tbs following s copied from lha New VOL
Tribpns Of Saiqrday mornings:
Ll.pdrtahl 1--WE have private in6osma-
lion. from = source which We cannot dis.
credit, that President Tyler 1as ofdsrea !
deioekme1f Of q. s. troops to marek f on
81. Louis 70 tls Sabine. preparatory %
operations 10 Texas. Il Is believed that
Mexico i eacus to invade Texas: and this
movement Is Intended a. Z eoun,erpoise.
There Is little doubt that Tyler iafa,ds 10
support Isras piih a. armed force III case
Of a iavdsipH b AtzfcO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

The undersigned avails himself Of ths earliest
occasion 70 aeknevlsate his gratitude % Inc 30
isrs Of he Senatorial District, for iAs hsnor lpn
fsrrsd upon lin u iheaaie exercise OF Iheir M
frsges. Unknoun personally to hahdreasofthe
people Of Frederick and Clarke. he jet fosnl a.
nOng hen frisnds uho enlsred heartily iSsoh As
cause Of which he was but the humble Saslfu-
neni; and he has reason 20 ireasu1e uTin his
heart the recollection Ofkindnesses TOO nulnssbas
10 repay.
To The people Of jefferson, whose ehesiing
voice hrsi urged him Onward in he saeslor SAB
lie favor he feels renewed sense of obliga-
ton. Words would be but feeble tribsie saad
in Ihif acknowledgment, il is but iust "a include
> portion Of The opposite party, who. we@ fiketal
enough to cast their votes upon him 10 spise Of
the dieiatiOn Of heir seIf-aPpOiniea guardians
and Instructors. f
All that the undersigned can hops EoF. IA ne
turn, is. that mona Of his constituents; 81 elhel
party, may have cause to regret ihebsssewkl q
their confidence and this hope is strengthened
BY the recollection that his interest y AIR, and
that every sentiment OF honor and gratitude vii
inpeI him to devote his best effof6 % sh1 pro;
motion OF the public veal. =
JOHN $. GAILAHER
charlesiovp. May 2, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
JOHN S. GA
Charlesiovp. May q, 1914.

n5-John S. GAllaher only deems i necessary
to say. in rsferenfelto the letter fiDp charles.
foWn. published with 50 much "PIeasuresf BY the
Winchester. Vifginian, on the eve of tie eIee-
ton, for effect q the 3precincts, that said letter
is Perversion, from beginning TO end, OF the
matter Of his speech. And he further deems il
proper TO say, THAI il Mr.. Bruce had an occasion
10 complain Of the auditory, it was Of BIS own
Party-butfe few Of whom remained il the Court.
House to hear him out No disrespeei towards
him was either manifested or intended BY his
opPonent-and witness Of the whole proceed
lng-himself Of the Democratic" 7parly--has
declared publicly that Mr.. Bruce bad bothing
10 complain Of. The Wings heard bin through
his speeches, patiently and respectfully.
As to what wassaid Of old John Adsmt, BY ]
s. G. he is at all times ready to repeat i. He
is prepared to defend the memory Of thai Rero-
lutionary Patriot from rude assault. whethd made
BY hacknied politicians. who lack argaulent, or
by persons destitute Of true American re- cling.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

The New York Evening Post Of Saturday az
ternpon contains he Texas Annexation Treaty
ana rs accompanying documents. which have
osen eonmnnieasen 10 The o. S Senate They
III humber o. Columns, and occupy space far
ocular jhneiure. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
. on EslIo,na Proceaainn

Az odd Fellous Procession will take place
IN Hedgesvilie, Berkeley county, On Saturday
the llsh Of May, instant. The Rev. Mr.. Barnes
Of Delaware. will deliver an Address.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
CONGREsSMEN.

We are now able to state positively that wM
L Goeom. Wing, has been elected 10 the dis
trict lately represented BY Mr.. GiImer. His
msiority is sbou. 200.
The Norfolk Beacon Of Monday morning says
that Bayleyh majority, as far sshesrd from, is
about l79-and Gloucester, New Kent and
James city 10 be heard from. The Beacon says
Bayley II. r. Is elected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

~ The wings Of Frederick. though defeat-
I'd, have reason 70 try agaiD-and they are not
disposed, We understand. to overlook the impor-
tant services rendered by their late candidates,
Messrs Wall and Gather. The efforts Of those
gentlemen secured us The Senaior-and The peo-
Plo have already declared them candidates for
The next spring. 10 the belief that they are e.
lscied by The good votes Of the County, il has
been determined to make an issue upon what are
commonly called the Hsieriek votes. Wall re-
eeived the largest vote ever poiled at Winchester
and yetwas defeated BY the bad votes Il the pre-
eincia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

Mr.. Fan Buren, and Texas.
Washington Globe Of Saturday evening
contains letter from Mr.. Van Buren, on
the subject Of the proposed annexation OF
Texas 10 the Union. The letter occupies
five columns and half the Globe, and
intimates, without expressly declaring it.
that be is unfavorable 10 annexation. He
says, however that the subject is Of so
much importance that the opinions and
wishes Of the people Of the different
States should be consulted, and II the re-
suit should be favorable TO annexation,
and be were intrusted with the Execu-
live power, he would hold it 70 be his
duty tocarry out the views Of the people
thus consiitutionally expressed.
Baltimore .fmsican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

Strados, Sc During Mr.. Glay's visit
at Raleigh, N. G., as we'll as al other
points o. the State. several Loco Focos
frankly gave in their adhesion 10 him,
and Told him plainly, that they could no
longer hold out. but would vote for him if
they lived.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
The MadisOnian Of Saturday afternoon has the
following paragraph
ANOTHER TREATY.

we understand that a treaty. uegotia.
bed BY Mr.. WHEATON, our Minister Al
Berlin. With The German Customs Union
has been completed and was received bv
HE President on Thursday.
n The treaty viii, we understand, Be i'm
|EhedIately transmitted By The President to
|the lSenats.
/ By hi. treaty the duty on tobacco. will
lss reduced 70 about one-fourih The amount
heretofore charged; and The duty on col
|tpns rice and lard will be almost. ii tot
quite, removed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

The names Of the Hon! GEORGE M.
DALLAS and the Hon JAMES BucHANkH.
Of Pennsylvania.are mentioned for the va
cancy in the U. $. Supreme Couit, occ a.,
stoned By the death Of Judge BALDWIN.