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~ Martin z. Thompson. Architect md Builder.
Office NY Wall street prepared 10 furnish an and super
intend the Erection OF Buildings Residence No. Eleventh
street doors OF BowcEy. where he may be the
evening. mis- Ennis
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IT dress the Ilar deici"sy, to make il clean dark;
sUli, silky and beautiful shilling bottle of Jones Cora
Hair Restorative. that vii make aud keep II long
time. he It's present coudu bad II sold nj the
the American Eagle, - Chnhnni.stree and l Broadway.
\. Y. or l& Fu!i1n-slrert, Brooklyn. ml22 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

" DYspFpsI, a Weakness, ofihe Digestive Organs and
like every other complaint caused by mputy OF the blood
The gastric juice: u,d peculiar TO the stomach when
creed from bad blood deficient those astonishing solvent
properties which essential proper Digestion
qnenily the body suitably purified the bowels imper
iecy evacuaed and indeed all the functions OF the od
deranged.
VIRGINS Indian Vegetable Pills ofthe most extra.
cause they thoroughly cleanse :he stomach OF nil hlois aec
tans and completely pnry the blood Hence they
al every kind ntd disease absolutely Impossible Tor
them to fail IN curing Dyspepsia.
C.UTIoS.-As counlcrteits abroad avoid all Of
doubtful character and he particular nsk for Wrgts Indian
Vegetable Pills.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale of the Medicine
wholesale and retail No ~ rccnwlch street New ork Ne
Us Fremont street RstOn: and l9 ace .tIeet. FndeIph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

- How olen intelligent prehcadS nre concealed by the
hair growing too low, winch be removed two minutes
by the Chinese Han Efadcao sold 81 Cuurtlandt street
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TO vnric:,s ports in Europe.


~ Voyage 10 vn-ic:,s ports ii, Europe.
ASIA and .::'ca IN the MeditcrnncanA fist class vessel
with superior accommodations for passenger vii he de-
spa:c e as above bou; the 10Th proxiuo toucn:
the AzoREs or WESTERN ISLANDS then proceeding GLE
RALTAR thence IN MALTA, where Mediterranean Pilots WI
be taken; thence to ATHENS and tie GREoIAS TSI,Srs:
thence - CGSsTASTiNoPLE, where the principal par; OF the
outward cargo w &c disposed Of thence gSGoos and the
Ruins oi Gnciea: Trey: thence TO SX.RSA SEQ SAYos
RHODES, CyPErS. TIRE. SIDOS. C.GsARvl and JnPPA
where the vessel wl remain sufficient clnhle pas>e
gers 10 VISIT JERUSALEM thea down Mediterranean
VIA EGTPT. lE!vuL md SYRACUSE and ii tine vii. IeruA
und the passengers desire the cruise mas he extended IA
MEs>SA. NAPLES. CWITA NECCH:s. the scnpor ni Row.
thence To CORSICA, EtHA. LEGToRN, GESo.. NICK MAJ
and NtpEIRA, uu :.e Southern rl.sna n-,. the "
l.!llc. making desired h-i stop Charleston 10
land passengers hd effects and thence the port The
will probably OCCUPY ntuYi seven months tIrn- y,Ica
much ynunla coun.crrRl and uhe n-nann NAV h.,
ncqured Mo highly interesting cGbineS of ctr-f-,ticS r
mHy nc collected. Tins cs'c!nn projected Tor
pp %! oieii new a'eu"> Gr trad. between the DID and
New World wall doubtless - OF p-ot well as pea
IA the passengers. ai al whom seS beng provided
with every p0hir Comfort and convenience found on
board 81 ship. i be alawe,! tnke with them the cruise
round quantity of saaaLle goods 10 .pn,. Of y ha
Ter Otherwise. which privilege property fmroycd yil
profanity yri profit sufficient 10 nearly cutie
o1re 9" pnssass e charge In each passenger. provided
Siiicclt number otter vii exceed
ri gentleman passing the summer nj 1rninsa AZ Mn
Those whn mas wi>I avail themselves this tnvara-
he opportunity i nclning practical commercial 6r9riedrs
nnd visiting the nL AID. and Ofer pnccS ri lmpor
tancc IL the student tie nan oi pleasure an o business, will
pensc make early application. the the be
employed tho yoynce wi depend reas,iT. i1en the
number who early The
cnmpany will he select aud Will he furnished with every posi-,
bic information respecting the articles saeable Mt the pors
intended To he visited and the most advisable investments I
made IN return
For freight or pnSsHre apply To
myll 2wis- SANliEI w DEWEY log From, ST.
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The VicKspuRG MuRDERs.-Mr. Macklln, who;
was wounded few days since in Vicksburg IN a
street reucoutre with Col. Hickey of the Sentinel,
died on the 10th inst. The affair has undergone
an investigation before the Mayor, which resulted
in the acquittal Of Col Hickey.
Col. Downs, who was wounded Il short time
since in duel with Col. Robbins, is not expected
tn survive
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STRAW GOODS.

NAPIER, FISHER & co.
OFFER FOR SALE a large assortment of Fashionable
" Bonnets of their manufacture among whch he 'e
Eve Tu,rans Lice Neapoltans, Fine split sIws ilevos
Willows assorted Artificial Flowers. sc &c my Ct
('UT NA1ts-oO cask. excellent assortment for sale
ms ss s 10 'i'' MuR sfS9GI IIEAvITT Co g7Wet
aEOVEI.S AID SPipES.--5QQ dozen low p''ced artI-
; cle ior sale by MURDOCH. LEASlL,ir rs & CO CO.
: NTHRACTTE PI1i TR0N-1J tons foE- sale low. 10
y close account by hrRpoCh. LEA,Eyll.I & %.
my22 SITS 2 NeStsheet.
NEW METHOD OF GROWING OYSrERs.-Acel.
"A dent disclosed 20 the subscriber method oil :fo"l1
Oysters b. placing them cement basins and the water y
ihei. growth aeCeer,ted GIVING 70 me Oyste an opAle
sh-l and and beautiful form " Without the necS,ay
the subscriber olc,' the Investment of the sum OF sit
the thG;t viii r-aze eGua! return annuity
G m2. r. '''''''' ' EDIv. c. COOPER IL Wat
DNUDRETTE.-:. choice article OF TIM. ynlusbe Fertl
S:atra Isend bud ,Hatsr,c-Fr safe . Chabe
Remember the number. y thaGeEsstree between the R2l
ro7i aud Pamo's. and near the HOetOiice.
rot DREIIE m1y lie applied 70 Corn, and most other
crops dressed with the e. With nenfly good eert ri tie
I ard crrs the second !oeng ii apple, al psnt'ng
s, when Used The lGeiGg II Viii mature the week
80 tor ovs earlier than other ordinary
" hen applied planting. the difference N nntuns val BE-
mi Two weeks on ordinary bne iine' last year,
met barrels Tie article PREPARED By the Ew DIRK Tom
many IN tie CITY been and Viii siit he ouhd Superior 10
Ing other prepared III the rle,afy. / : 20 r. me-, ..
t5,y; collect Boats, lEto sic ; thrown ne
Ind nd vqaier tIken from tire nk NJ ls v.len no
rmnatj5r crn be use-bg; not so WIN tiis
-, oy .rb, 10 select tie good and discard Inc .Oi'h
"a ;bsv have done tfIl itJ ,ad; ls 1isih DC
then 10 call ut the rg' Pace = 10 i E+sl for SIS
N, ~ ,Ire Mandatory ISheet, corner 81 Avenue u %
he !sgd al % cent. buahel. Im5 m L. n. MiNoh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

o. The Books of Subscription 10 tie.Cap'tal
Stock nf the York and Erie Railroad Co. ut
the Office Of the Company. No 81 Wnllsreet. between the
hours of 10 nnd5 WIN. NJ. GOULD. Secretary.
New York. April 2;h. ISL a-I
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:" CHEAP READING FOR THE Peoples,

large and general assortment of TIE Chcq7 Publications.
I-'7GsedLs, &c sy DC icnnd If TIE TRTBSE 0FFIcE, 60
NASSAU.
>tan-ers and oihe,s sre inysd 30 call and cyas,c
the assortment Any WORK published II the eiIp form be
had al the
THoLEsALE RETAIL At THE LOWEST PRICES.
80 SuTicc To \ gents
/ he subscriber hnvin- the INCLUSIVE SALE OF era
HAh'S MAGAZINE ai.o for the LADIES NATIONAL.
MAGAZINE. FOR supplying New YORK BooE. and eli ;ns
North and East supply Conntrr Agents davs before they
aie Issued III :s and advance Of ohe. establish
mani. and at Tic kga-cst Drcf.
A tie JUS number commences she volume VIII l. Of
great advantage agents Ia get tn. No IN advance.
Aho general assortment al all the Cheap Publications,
which will he 1.-The publisher. lowest prices. Al
works received - issued.
Country AGENTS ere requested II send her orders t'
tie Iuy Nos and give al which they will find u b
TO ;hetf advantage. address. WIN. Il GRAHAM
M Tribune Office. i6J NaSsau-street.
LADY'S BOOK FOR JUNE.
THE june Number of Goeys i1iys Book received
alsa, Gr4l:Gm Magazine .or June. containing elegant
EnsrayinEs Fashion Plates Music Terms 50 per an
nul > single number. Subscriptions received and
the numbers delivered IN any part OF tbs city sent by mail
any part OF the country.
M II. < :. R.ifNOR, % Bowery.
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e The distressing complaint ever known can be Mt
Hce cured by the EemeGy Tor Sick Heldach found ut
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pa:s.n-ers Arrived.
MARINE JOURNAL.


MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY -.
MINIATURE ALMANAo-rHis DAY.
p l l5E sEs Ii T4s Moo1 L Morn as's Use s.'
LATEST DATES.
Landau .............. May liavT- ~
May ,.ew Orleans '.Aasl'
o. See Last Page.
Arrived.
fn,se, slip Garrck. Trask. i'm Liverpool April Eth mise
tn E r Collins < Co. -, ,,o I,,.,r;
,nSSpncers. tn Fox & Livingston.
Shn Oxford Rsihhoue I'm Liverpool apr Il. ndse and
oa.s,iirefs IL e II Marshall * To- - N 80,
i'n SSr,l BlacSic OF Boston, I'm Canton Feb 10 teas
&c 10 Cary & Co. ct.,. .,, j ,;r.
toe Sutton. ,-t 9 r-,,J - i,
Eri;sl bark COsmo Oute.ridEe h bFi-t"i ;-H. !i'' -
r,i!se and pa sseusefs. 10 / Nii.smw .. .. I
~ !.e Saudish Spencer 10 Us TN Hobe eCl,Sn 70 =
n j;nrbut 4 Co Sailed company 'slh snip ti1n'e'h
I.n'.on ro,. ir lavIe-psreI DIS out OIL Cape f9Lga;
- Savannah Hawley DIS fm Savannah. cotton anu ''ce
Bnr Ph!nf Doane ds m Savannah cotton and nee 10
Durham x Dlmou.
Below.
| shin bark and brigs-yrind fresh al North
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

GRANTS TO THE New STATEs.-Accordlng TO
report of the Secretary OF the Treasury, made 10 the
House of Representatives on the Goth of last March,
the annexed sums have been granted 10 the new
States respectively, in money and public lands, for
the purposes of internal improvement education,
seats of Government, public buildings, nc The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

FRANKLIN DEPOT OF CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
No. 32i BROADWAY.
ALL TIE NEW PU BlicATiONS VII! I've lolnd on our
counter nj the earliest moment.
STATIONERY AND FLANK BOOKS OF every de'cHp-
tiul. Cheap. Country dealers supplied.
Or.cr should be addressed post pnid with remittance
ii. WILSON. & Co.,
NIL SIsWis 81 Broadway. y. Y.
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For IFtigNt oT pnNNre ljply 10
myll Owls SAMIEL w. DEWEY log Front st.
~ No Charge until the Hair Is restored.
re tine oriciRa! terms which
BEALS' HAIR RESTORATIVE

lsappiied ana supplied n tho t'rnpric.orS Office.
No. ~. F;RSTANESIE
Personal references Sircn as 20 MS Success.
DFruIS.
GuioEs. IL BrondwGy. New York.
lordans. AiiS street. HOS"n.
Wilson. :. Locust street. i'hilader!iia.
Parker. Market; near Broad Street. Newark. M Inns
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~ Or. Felix Cournrd's Italian ,se,i,-

caiet! SOap.-fur curing !rcckles. pinpeS erunlinns
h0tchcs. sclryy. mop'ew. heat sp miskero bites and Mi
SKIN: h Suap o Inc remarkable recent cherni
ca isr0yec lis erulen and healing qrule, spoken
Utln all directions ni every who recommend IT, Ono
cake % cents We warrant To- all ordinary purposes
and Ia he mad gc;ue only NJ ~ Wninerstfce one door
from the u BFoadwag. Agents. Mix street Boston
% CheSt' Teet, liladepla; Gray. PCushkeep,c oiscy
Rochester; MyerN. Maven Dyer, Providence Czretl
lowell. hnn Hmm. NeN,tirt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

ARRIVAL OF ONE OF THE TEXAN PRISONERS
Mr. George Van Ness, of this city, arrived here yes
,erday from Vera Cruz, in the bark Anahuac, Capt.
Wilson. Mr.. Van Ness of the Mier prs
oners, confined in Mexico, account OF whose lib
Grafton we lately published in our paper.
The Anahuac has made quick passage, having
sailed on the 30th ult.; bnt her advces have been
anticipated by arrivals al Ne":. Orleans.
The Conducta with the United States Indemnify
had not arrived ut Vera Cruz. y. /. sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

u Tie Eastern. Boston and Maine Railroads
have, with commemorate liborality. agreed 20 rc-
duce the fare one half the day OF tic great
Temperance gathering in Boston, the Both INST
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TUESDAY.
THE NEw-YoRK BAR.

SUPREME COURT. Before Chief Justice NELSON end
Judges BRONSON and BEARpsLGY.
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The cost OF the Cumberland Road has averaged
Gbout 500 (O0 mile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

Correspondence ofLivngsOn 6sCo's Express No 2iyrit
To-day is the fifteenth succession in wncl Il las ruined
although the wind s from the i end Gfe lake but iew
se have yet entered port In the price Of produce there Is mn
change. Flour 81 81 l2it Wheat 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

CANAL ToILs.-There has been received for tolls
on all the Canals OF this State TO the 14ili OF May
1914, (beng the first 81 days OF navigaton)
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No po>tpanemeut on account of the weather. mr. Il
Y-orA!. MUSIC AND ELocUrlQyARy Sc!ExcE-

VOCAL MUSIC AND ELOCUFlONARN SClENCE.-
Mr. + H. NASH lately associated with Ptoi BroNSoSl
would respectfully inform t~e erous oteveopns Und cul
ti,a,n their Voices Tor Sinrn: and Speaking effective
manner without causing hearScnes or eNhuuson that ne mas
established hsciat M. ~ Forsyth street, the CITY o New
ork ipdiUiiudS and Small Glasses on raSona
bic terms. lie will also GLEE CLrBs aud CuotRs,
md give Pirate Instruction all parts o the city Forpr
store, my2l I'm
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We have a few items in our

FATAL ACCIDENT on TIE LOWELL RAILROAD
The II o'clock train from this city for Dover
on the Lowell Road, ran off the track, at half
part II this morning, when near the watering
place at Woburn, caused by broken bolt in the
rail, near the switch. The engine, tender, and
baggage car, were dashed to pieces.
The engineer, Mr.. Caldwell, was instantly
killed. The fireman, AN Irishman, was very
badly scaldcd, his leg broken, and otherwise in
iured, and no hopes are entertained of his recov-
cry. The passenger cars were not drawn off,
aud we are happy TO say none Of the passengers
were injured. The down train from Lowell was
detained in consequence OF this accident over an
hour The above particulars we obtained from
MIR. Bagley, passenger from Lowell.
Boston Transcript
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N-OTICE-1'he public /, hereby cautioned against pur
chasing certain dated the IL It'll gi ilarch
last, and pa,nba BIZ the subscriber franklin Nerel ar oe
a well as certain acceptance drawn by ad erf.il and nc
cepied by subscribers bearing date above @ peci>e
anon Bank TN: city. Sad notes aud acceptance were pro-
cured by foui iae preeDces ana without considerations
and viii moi be paid. All persons therefore cautioned
against receivn. or neg0atin. the either from the sud
Eerreil =, -nY .ih.r t,..Slr-Nc. York May I-H
CiIAENCEE JEROME.
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A D D X ES :.

PART SECOND.
Overture ........... ~ the Band.
Grand Chorus By the Whole Choir
cur Way Across the Mountain io..... By Gentleman;
Patriotic ............ y MIR CnmpbSi.
Comic Ga Chorus .............. Is tie Club.
Echo ................. Is Lady.
New Clay Sons-Away out West 49,. ny Mr. Fhvel.
Indian Hunter. By Mr. Cooke.
huyscn ................ Is Mr.. jenkins.
Banner Otr. -. rs the Whole Chor
Front Seats reserved or ladies and those accompanying them
Tickets rweny Five Gents each, 90 he had ntte Presidents
the different Clay Clubs and Firth and Halls FranNln
SQUARE ut i;wli. No Ni l.roadway. and NJ The other pm
cipa Muse Stores AO nj the offices otul the W ig papers
IN New.-l ork. and AT 'h- Clay Rendln: Rooms
The Erecises oi the Evening will commence al : before
u'cccS.
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PLEASE READ THIS!

PLEASE READ THIS!
DDRESSED 10 Cersymen, Country Merchants. fustmn'
II te aud all persons vino mny wish TO act as AGE.rs IN
dspong Of these new and beautiful volumes .
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mug frGriiN '''''|j n
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Pictorial illu>t. u the Bible. vols 80 Plates W
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containing :an Two Thousand beautiful Engavne'
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Published aud sold by SEARS l. WALKER ia Fulton 81
New York Cty.
Nc AGENTS WArrED.-Thc Publishers of the above
works establish repositories tor their sale IN
every and vinge throughout the United States and Brit
..l Ncrth American Provinces We, therefore, invite the at
Of CLERGYMES, p6>TMAsTEgs Superintendent and
Teachers OF Sabbath Schools. this mat,ci. Our terms
require be- mace saf, either FOR the return al the
books good order the proceeds when sold and we s'n
-end box assorted rs soon y. we recevc from each applicant
the necessary information Persons 1d-rn; books will be
ticuln IN giving their Post Office address, and also stating how
the box shall be them. For further particulars please To
address. post pgh l.. w Al.hER q CD,
IL Fulton street New York City.
I- PERSONS from the country visiting the City, who may
lie eSuus OF engaging N the sale OF the above works, wi
please apply above The most liberal commission allowed
myl Inns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

%et expenditure on the Cumberland road he two o.,
per cent fund delmcedl ..oo-loe-
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There was received to 3lst May, 1913,
(being the first 81 days of navgation) 3l5,563 46
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

A FATAL ToaNADo.-A violent tornado
cured near Marshall, Saline county, Mo. OH TIE
22d ult A stone building occupied by Geo w.
Barnes was blown down, and he and his family
'uried in The RUNS The citizens Of Marshall
epared 70 the RUNS. and succeeded in cx'rl-
eating all but one. Most Of the,n were horribly
rlutiated, and q small child crushed 10 death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

BURNED TO DEArn.-Mrs. Martha Crawford,
lie Of William Crawford, ST. who lives few
lies north of Ei>lon, Md was found on the
, orning of the llh instant, lying upon the fire
...ad, and burned in ii horrible manner She
pss very old lady, and iell in the fire willie
lighting her pipe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

Below.
ship. bark. and briss-wind fresh q, North.
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT DErE.-At the
SIeqrne>t request large number al ladies and gentlemen
n series OF these fashionable and popular III Pats,
will he during the present summer al the Metropolitan
Rooms 80 broadway, commencing second Tuesday IN June
Vocal and instrumental performers Of the first reSpectabiy
will be engaged. and every eNeon vii De made 10 ensure the
highest degree intellectual and social enjoyment Susc'ip
nns for the season. s. single tickets - cents yearly sub
Scrrs Ia the Metropolitan, - the - single
rke Subscriptions limited. Subscription book nj
go broadway. By order oil the Commute
m2l ptf SMELLING & TlSDALE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

NoTI-The crops on parcel, Nos. and hav, been pu H.
Terms of sale0 cent OF the purchase money 10 be paid
m the day ot Sae - the delivery Of the deeds
md the bnnce beng ~ per cent remain bond and
mortgage nj Is per cent "a nj TIL Jus =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

IMPORTANT ENRICHMENT SUiT.-Some of theheirs
OF the late Lord Bolinsbroke commenced a suit.
which was tried at the Circuit in this village. during
the last week, to recover large tract of land living
III the town OF Naples. The title which the piaiu-
,lfis sought TO establish was derived from Phelps d
Gortam, and through it, claim is made TO several
thousand acres. The land was conveyed TO fyo
Children OF Lord Boiling brokc, by Thomas Eddy and
wi'e OF Ncw.Jersey, in the year 1907, Lord Boiling
broke resided at the time tho conveyance was exc
cuied in this State, and had resided here for num-
Der OF years under the cOgnomen OF Be!asis Much
Interesting testimony was given upon the trial, re-
atte 10 The family o: Lord Boincbroke by Col!
Dcpuyster, oiihc city Of Ncw-iolk who was ex-
a':!ined rs witness in the cause. The defendant
Claimed 10 derive title from the heir OF Marvel Ellis
The cause was we'll calculated 10 exhibit the pro-
iessional knowledge and legal acuncn of the coun-
sci Tor The respective parties, inasmuch as many
questions were raised touching The different rules OF
construction and laws that have exieted in our State
from the year 1889 The trial was conducted and
managed with much ability on the part of the plain
lifts by Alvah Worlen, Esq and on the part of the
defendant by ID. b. Noxcn, Esq. of Syracuse, B. d.
Cooper Esq. of Utica, Jared Wilson and Walter
Hubbell, Esqs of this village. The Jury found the
TILE IN the plaintiffs under the instructions OF the
Circuit Judge. The land titles Of the town OF Ma
pics nave for number OF years been in an unsettled
state and is fortunate for the interests Of that town
that there is now prospect Of these titles being
speedily quoted. Ontario Repository.
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WV "''- COMIC YANKEE LECrI RES ON
.7NI.}Lfi. .n.iti.NETfSMi
nn,i also ms Imitation OF II Locomotive.
MIR. :. X. g. NEL!lS.
the man born without arms viii also appear OF the
mos; Astonishing Teas with IN, roe whlch must be seen 10
IA PETITE CERiT0 the admired i'nnssusc
lar,iiul collection %. Wax Figure, Giraffe. atc &r
The GIPSY ut EBN tine ofiune teller may be consulted
at NIL hours o the t:ly ana evening - ,..
lcS~ Adms,ipa - csnt>-clen under iOyen IL, cents
n - Tor consulting the GlpSy Queen privately
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-08-08
Boots r. shoes.
Rosenets,
II Fresh supply

ar Liquors such as old Bo Nhiskey, French
~ Brandy, Port W,ne, Madeira H'ne' Maissa
Wine. Currsnt Wine, Cherry Bounce, Rum. aud
Holland Gin. GEO. RAENHAL.
April IL