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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-22

CTATE OF MISUNDERSTANDING COUNTY
Samuel F. Basssiwoish iii: Day came he plantia
Kimb st;d hi. A o15s. S and d. q Court n
that publication be made in the New York Herald for .a
unless he before the of this Court plead
demurrer thereto judgment will be entered against him
by default.
A. MAXWELL, ClerA.
March the 9TH, 1914. m22 CIV evy dy re
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mr. CORBITT may be consulted confdentiaiiy at Of
- ce street, doors from Chatham, Strangers
tiuly informed that Dr. Corbtt member Of the
University of the city Of New York. aud that h has excu.
lively confined his practice from being peaer the
If of diseases eleven years the city
Of New Yors which engages his attention Toe annals
VI medicine do record Than br found
his practice The Doctor the unfortunate he
of mercury has its Thousands of victims Recent
few days removed entirely from the sysen.
that udciousy treated by person legally qualified
and by pretend and quacks there several them
the city Persons afflicted with proacted and nveerae
need despair OF being restored health BY applying
DR. Cobitt pactc, OF many years has established the
the Doctors profound attention medicine may be had
DOCTOR MORRISON.
NORTH RIVER DlSPENSARN, 2O41a Fulton street
~ DOCTOR MORRISON continues TO be consulted con-
idenaly all private dise,ses which he without
curry restraint det pursus and
ariy Gonorh9a" he in three six days. The
Srcturvs yield to DIR. and treat
without pain. in the forms Of Structure he
rants perfect cure .
This eecton and the train Of evils resulting from
habit YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and NJ
innate mpoency are radically cured by Dr. NJ paholos
rentatng its original ygor. perfect guaranteed
charge.
N. BDr NJ. holds communion with medical pretenders
who claim To be surgeons he perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon the city, see his Diplomat at his OF
fee, 20ts Fulton Letters tpad and
re will medicine and advice Of the Union
Office 203is F~lton, Greenwich apI6 2msrc
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CUT STOCK OF CLOTHS, &c.

CLOSING OFF AT FIRST COST.
Il No. 20 MAIDEN LANE.-The stock Of a Jobber-
n closing OIL the above offered at first
to suit purchasers Cor the entire stock be had hand
discount from ccst) The object of subscriber s
close up the Immediately Tire goods (bought for
cssh of Black Blue aud tancy Clolhs Black Blue
Co,taS Pilot and Beaver Wo,sted and Silk sIge
Lama Cloths, Black Italian Cavats, style scarfs sc
NBDeaers from the country and city invited call
vate sale or at auction before the LIST Of June
CONANT & co.
a2 2w eodsrrc 90 Maiden Lane.
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a CAKU.
CLINTON HOTEL, No 3 BEEKMAN STREET.
THIS HOTEL, the Park, in a highly eligible aud CEN
trail situation has lately undergone many repairs and ait,
atoms calculated augment the comfort Of the Her It's
proprietor PRESTON HODGES DESTROYS TO inform the pub
lie and his especially that BY careful attention TO their
he hopes their support he begs To add at The
me st his price per day hHcsortn w!i be for tan
boae $con.ormaby that OF other hotels Ia the city
of equal e5Ieetablity.
New YoRK, AIr lsin, 1914 AID l0tsic
THE FREE CONCERT SALOON, No. "a Chambers
street, cornsr of Broadway (rmsry Palmosl will be
opened this evening aud ket day &evenng TBS best Of
refreshments and kept constantly hand and every
tenton n'id to please the yisiters Of the saloon -
ago it*ec y. MYERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-22
RICH FANCY AND STAPLE DRESS
ARTfCT ,ES

THE SUBSC RIDERS have received rer late arrivals from
Paris London, as'omept Of rich and beautiful
spring and Cravas Scarfs. Gloves, &c. &c: and
vie the sttenton q their aud strangers visiting TINS
Gloves. suspend-s Riding nd Money Belt, Pocket Handke
chiefs Cravat Stners Night Caps Hosiery PURSES Linen
Collars and Dress Fronts Dressing and Paror Rehes Stock
and Stocks lambswool merino. mel
linen and slk Undershfs and Drawes Umbrellas,
Canes &c sc.
The fashions ofnen and muslin Shirts
will be found well deserving the rttepon Of gentlemen who
desire to their wsrdobes As particular attention
bestowed this branch the subscribers bus only
making article with due attention its strength and
durability but in the of tn, finish and superiority Of
above mentioned articles of superior quality and fair
reasonable prices, by calling old Establishment OF
PAKSELLS x AGATE.
?T Broadway corner of Park Place.
Parsells Agate would particularly call the attention Of all
no have acquired The habit Of their Patea
Elastic Shoulder Brace This article intended brace he
shoulders strengthen the back and expand the chest giving
free action the lungs and will be found Of immense benefit
to 81, persons of s,udious and sedeatar, habits.
az 1,po ode
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
SfEuhTED in good ncighborhood, is handsomely fitted
1854 0raud street spa i'm y a
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ALOPECY,
OR THE FALLING OFF OF THE
HdIR


HILLS INFALLIBLE tiNGUENT. or never drying
IL Pommade has been satisfactorily tested during the last
scar. by thousands being superior to AZ
Loving are It's % g FIT
red hair TO assume dark hue cerian gray
makes IL H. xibe and iAcned 70 curl potent I'M
OF natural nutfiment, and mpe PoMMApE DE IA ToL-
sarasses ala olhers extant la word It s me SINE
given the correctness Of the above rop rites TO a
rs By Hill The and be hair cutter No ss
Pearl street, adjoining the Pearl street Honse. ~ ,o
SIR IL plea in ACKNOWLEDGING the great benef.
Hair Indeed i value highly from my experience Of
virtue, that consider duly recommend i TO others
two year, ago my h,r become frghnlly thin from
continual filling of that had seriously thought Of resost'ng
But diverted from tins purpose by frie. Ito
faa s sp9esn ss y
inmatloo had Of e or even your own eh tepes am hap
me- had used quite boxes of YOU ungaent be-
fore hair entirely ceased to fall off and began TO go~
cd SppIeaaoas il sradaay Ssesne thicker and fuller until
had better head Of hair ever had before still US the
Ing that for pfsSentns the hair from fall ag out preery
ing it MOST simply toilette pommaae your preparation
. us very '''' ''' nave HENRY GAMER 1859 Pearls.
The above ia a true of the original AZ lmsrc
dress Medical aopaiaf
work Nervous and Sexual Debility local and Constitutions
sa Yeaa Solitary saG
Emissions &c SC embracing remarks on the destructive eff
and all diseases Of the generaye available advice
20 those who incapacated from forming matrimonial al
lances through secret dread Of neapasiy for the Of
Tbs .scrTd Obligations OF Tasse By Nj
s 0sse q Of
phis His Diplomas from these Co,ge can be seen.
h h5 his
srs sadsl "A :. % be p0 sa
strictly private aud conGdcn tial. apl6 m~rc
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GERMAN COLOGNE WATER AGENCY
TTNHL UND ERSiGNED having received tn Agency for the
United States ofths celebrated Perfume, MANUFACTURED By
jean Marie Fana Cologne, {he Oldest dster Of the
which he offers for sae end prepared orders for
the importation Of the article at low prices Dealers
respectfully rogue sted to call.
fnr2g 3tawlmsrc 20 Plattstreet
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDR ODE
TNHE HIGHEST PRICES Gamble oba,ned by gentlemen
families who desirous Of converting their left of
ing apparel into cash.
TO families gentlemen quitting city. changing
much their advantage send for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment.
LEVENSTYN,
4G6 Broadway, up stairs.
line through the Post Office, otherwise, will receive
prompt attention. mai I'm eod.rc
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN,}
- - New York, April i8, 1874 :
NOTICE TO ARTI5TS.-Exhlbtorsa informed that
Monday, the 2sd inst is appointed the vanishing day
On Wednesday the 9th the 10Th annual exhibition Of
National Academy of Design will be openet the public
BY order Of the council,
al9to2i re J. L. NORTON, Secry ~ A.
EOR sALEOne set Stones, FIVE feet diameter. Also two
Presses, and Machinery complete, for making Linseed Oil
Apply to II. J. SANFORD,
spiS Iwsre $50 Maiden Lane
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MESSRS. KUSHTON X CO.,
ITO BROADWAY. 10 Aston HOUSE, AND CORNER
or BROADWAY AND FOURTEENTH STREET,
A RE THE SOLE AGENTS in New York Tor the sale
IA of thai
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
For the Cure Of and other of the Lungs
knswn a. BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF
LEE which is now schp2Wedg BY physcisns spd hers
CsTea of seven vs G Ing rhy.as; Of LEMON
Messs r. & Co. will furnish the public with papers
containing dissertations Consumption, &c Persons af
cted nth Dseaes Of the Lungs would DO we'll to get oae
OF these papers D. +. BRADLEE,
100 Court street, Boston, cole American Agent.
s. TOUSEY
Joslin's Corners, Madison County,
al6 lm*m General gent for the State of New York.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT-As the season is fast approach
fer the bed bugs again tfeir depr da
tions is highly order III ir
ance that remedy should lie applied
lav the first OF Ma hand pie.
te instances be with this species of
BY the Of this pcwdere which be mixed
with the paint whit wash and then applied to the walls
thee ce tany Of peventag their appearance La" sun
me application OF this preventive used above succeed
clearing from the premises for the whole all sppear
anees Of oed bugs,
The liquor which j. intended for bedseads &c and where
the powder arpl cable aro certain accomplish the
object In no instance properly applied, will fail OF
answering the and oie application is sufficient
for the summer Many hu bred bott les disposed Of last
aud compainI has been made that did
perform all II represented to do.
Also, be obtained, certain ard safe extermnaor for
mice. cockrsache, and which il also warranted
ectuai their total Instruction. likewi cele
brated Fly Paper.
The Patchoully Compound dpe destroy
the moths ia woollels urs flame hair seating Sc
&c. &c.
Also. the Compound Chemical Whale Oil Soap sure pro-
flowers plants, &c.; all Of which, with specific directions for
Dir. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER
No 60 Maiden lane and 81 Liberty
P.SSuperior Leeche and general Of Drugs
and Chemicals Extract VI Logwood &c in all Quantities Tor
sale cheap ala I'm Gods &itwsm
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AT 10 MAIDEN LANE AND 349 BROADWAY.
COX beg 10 inform their friends and the public gene
- rally tha! they haze nst received an assortment of
French and English OteoStdic Lamps; English and Amer.
solar Lamps; also, pattern Chaa delers
and thing the kind here ofrs
offered for sale They also OF ouss
Keeping 7rcies consisting Of rlndoies Cndsbrs ia.
bic Cutlery Birmngtam and Sheffield flaied Wares Hail
Lanterns, MsntsI Clocks yapanaey, Dixon sons annia
Ware. Block Tin Dish Covers, Ums ar German silver
Ware, Steel Fire Sets. GLASSWARE and other a.
Giles.
". B--Constantiy hand a large assortment of Spey
Ware Tea sets Spoons Forks &c &c Of their
Persons requiring any Of the above articles respectfully
invited call They will find their Goods low any
the cI'y ago s"rc
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE o.
IN Nine Thousand Dollars stock Of this company of which
Robert Ainse Pre- deut and John McB air Secretary
ALSO lao sh North American Truss and Banking Company
9fwhIch thomas Tslmags was fresident DAM g. yee
JOHHF. DELAPLAINE,
No. New street, N. Y,
who wishes purchase for cash 300 shares stock OF the
Jefferson Insurance Co of which Thomas W. Thorne Pre-
sdc1t and George 7; Hope is Secretary.
TOLtT-Store No New street. near Wall street three
story BRICK house Walker street two story brick house 329
Rvington stable three house SO Hud
son street, Jersey City. mh28 lm~
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HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
THE HIGHEST PRICES given for Hides Fat and Cali
Skns cash current money delivery at the Hide and
Eat Home OF the subscriber where will be made fo
Caliskns by the the highest the pound
JOHN HUM,
rs 2m~rc 22a Ei,,ahefh between Prince apd Hovson
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ROARDiN6 AT ~ COUKTLANDT STREET-Trsn
sicnt ana permanent boarding tor single ed gentle
mrn WIZ So n,9rtnos looms furnished ununshed, By
Mhs tkhE, " Ccu1uandtn mss lmsse
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
DE II KNOWN, that fIJOHN EMEhSO Y, in the year
ID of lord thousand eight hundred and thrtyfour
then tizen e tbs State OF New York. did make and patent
ed improved spiral propeling wheel by let
my possession I'll more fully therefore give public
notice that the propeng wheel commonly called Ercssons
r. peief inc!udfd in my SAID letters patent, and also
ty all persons not TO make the said prop ling wheel
without AUTHORITY fom reside present 339 Pearl
rtree whs shall BE- pleased receive all persons
ed either IN the te or for the Of sad propeller.
s6 msm JOHN Is. EMERSON.
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SHONS

FASHIONS.
MHs MAXWELL solicts a call at her newy-opened
NJ French Millinery Establishment No a Canal street
Broadway where she has hand elegant
ment OF the ateat and fashionable Articles, at the low
prices. aia 2w~rc
BOARD IN BOND STREET.
PLEASANT ROOMS with Board be obtained at No.
Bond street. all lm-ra
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OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CoMPANY,}
No. SO Wall st, opposite the Exchange. :
lS COnpany continues to Insure against Loss and Da
mage by Fire. gooda merchandise and also
against loss by inland navigation vessels aud their carxoes
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Ihorre. Elisha Ricgs,
Thomas II. Woodruff, Ansn Baker
y II Robson. NJ. D.. Joseph Drake.
Thompson Price. Joseph Allen
Moses Tucker James r. Hoimes,
John Il. Davidson, John r. Moore
John II. Lee, James k Whiting,
Caleb e. Tuns, VIM. X. Thorn,
Francis 7. Sage, Thomas Morreil,
John Z. Merritt, Eug me Bogsrt.
GEO. T. HOPE, Secretsry ma m
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VXTANTED-by NIX Lady, astuatsou az Teacher in
w scboo she is teaching fundamental branches
of an English and would prefer going South AID
dress l. post paid ala lwtrc
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PATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACE.
THE superiority of this Brace all others
acknowledged by all who them and the
aptee Of their utility This article intended brace The
free TO the ungsan being formed with elastic rack
will be found Of mpedmen TO the free OF the
this article as y De found Of immense benefit to children
to all peons of studious ede tary habits
This brao manufactured under the Immediate inspection Of
Mr. fars who has been engaged for the last fifteen
manufacturing different articles Tor the purpose and
confidently offers the Patent Elastic Brace superior TO any
tIcle ever brought under his ohserv alton.
The above named articles manufactured and may be
Obtain ed whae retl the old bishment Of PAR
SELLS AGATE, 2s7 Broadway, corner of Park Place.
A. c9anue ahe m,nuactale Of their s?pero. article
its perfect adaptation form ofthe It's
Ilghtness and durability. al I'm sod.m
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49,
O.

o TICIAN, FROM ERMA Any,
Most re.peeslly afp. The e,zep. Of New York and the
to-day 4T Broadway large and complete
ectaces and Reading Glasses Gold Silver
Steel Frames He would also remind the public to
he partly known By b. annual visit. 70 sa,eSs Spring,
enabled deterine the sarses suitable
Persons with weak eyes be supplied with glasses
attention rev style rspes.ye gIouad sas.ss
ground produce the and have been highly
mended the best in their effects the for
aud improving the iight continued read
shoghtsd and such have been operated for
superior quality old frames and SELECTS the patronage Of all
in want Of his articles. Please call At
M WISE, Opticisu,
al0 3msrc 4T Broadway.
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Castor Oils C0n: SRE sf sa Hsoss' fk' In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-22

ITO DRUGGlSTS.-Agents for Sir Ashley Coorer's Cora
Salve." from the South and West furnished with
magnificent glass card for the window besides the peedd
call on D. Me9r prosdway corner Of John street. nearly
righied and If you set Of DR.. Minor yoa rsht.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
SIN. nucnAsAs.I


we announced Is cur iss. the Withdrawal Of
Mr., Buchanan from he political turf This
EsnlIsmsn has Withdrawn for good and wise
rsasors indeed. first, beeauae be knew there
5wss no sh1nee whatever OF his receiving The
negotiation b, The /" Democratic. National Con-
ssallon-;; y secondly, that even were he Certain
10 receive II, he was well aware, though the
fae ends Of L6cofoeoism were united and con-
esu.ra.ed, that DO man or that political school
could withstand The growing popularity Of
Henry Clay.
Doubtless Sir. Buchsnaa had also an eye TO
-ths securing OF the nomination Tor himself 10
lsl5, Cor this seemingly scIf-saerifce, and fOr
ihua inducing union and harmony, fnd ''criyae
discord from The ranks Of the party His
frisnds val make This matter tell in as. and
viii moi slbmitio have him thea set aside.
BAT as We remarked before, we believe that
the certainty Of Mr.. Clay's election was The
strongest incentive 10 induce Mr.. Buehanan's
withdrawal. Il needs no prophetic vision io
ace that Mr.. clays gsest measures are rapidly
Increasing IN public estimation, and are bscoms.
Ing truly Tho sentiments OF the people them.
SelveS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

"A Brute Witness.-The Providence
chrOuicle saysi that one Of the persons ar
rested for the murder Of Mr.. Sprague, has
a dog. which was kept confined after bis
masters arrest, and adds
The dog belonged 10 Nicholas. allu-
sions 10 which We have made heretofore.
as having been probably with the murder.
ets al the time the deed was done. and
which has been in custody. was this
morning lei loose. He appeared al once
10 miss bis master and went 10 the house
10 search Of him.
No, finding the object Of bis search, be
ran off on the track made from bis mas
Eser's house 10 the swamp. He followed
the track 10 the swamp. aud thence went
to the rock near where The muir,
der was committed. Thence be. pro coed.
Jed 10 pass over the whole ground Of ths
murder, shutting about add then took the
back track 10 Tue swamp. where the CUR
and coat wereGtonnd. and thence back (
Gordon's house.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
rnR NEXT PnEslpEscY.


Perhaps ii no tine since The election Of The
arsl President says The Pinsbufg American) vas
tirre ereaser unanimity, as 10 who the eandI-
date shah be, than 1, The pfeseot ntomtni. Az
the last election, there was much diversity Of
sopinion. General Harrison, General scot, and
Mr. Clay himself were prominent candidates
Tor nomination, and were each supported BY
powerful, but dislinel interests Nov, but one
vim persades The whole Wig ranks throughout
the Union, and that v ill looks 10 the nomination.
81 but one man. The campaign mnsi therefore
omen with a greater concentration Of the powers
of the pariy than ever offered before giving as
burance Of MORE happy result than could pos
sisry have heeaI anticipated al The time Of ike
nomination even Of General Harrison. The
noble stand taken BY Mr. Clay in support Of that
nomination, assures TO him the affection Of lhs
frienes Of The old Hero, whose unIimsly desih
deprived Them OF the benefits 50 firmly calculat-
"a uuon lrein his administration Of the afairs 81
Inc coua,tg. The election Of Sr~ Clay will ID
sure he earrying oul sf those great measurts,
proiectea,aud nov more loudly than ever called
for hx The errors into which those who succeed
ed him have fallen. Twas conservative sprii
10 Inc ooau,ry, which insured the defeat Of Van
paren ana The fepudialion Of Sub Treasury
aud sanding army. and the same feeling, saih
t,is,ine against the same measures, and Ale
sane men. will work the defeat Of the patty a
gAin. Besides This Mr. Clay IS pledged TO he spp-
nor, Of the ,ariH, nov identified xth AZ pur
hepe. OF prosperity and progress 10 wealth q q
people. This must Be decisive IS 70 AAich 81
tie Two men PsnasJ lvania viii support The
system of Mr.. Clay. protects Ihe American y,
hcser aud mechanic, ard hence dsncutua,sd
"a Amerieaa system. That Of Mr. Van Buren,
sanpolts The foreign aI.isan and is Therefore not
inspsly called The European system. Americans
Gao have no dfisal,y ia choosing which % sp-
psovh
some espr,ssionscf opinion should bs given
ks Tie people Gu he sueiestcf aeasdidaie Ger
he vice Presidency % the ticket wiia ne .clay
This of6ce shoold not Re suffered sc gol beg
,5s ana 10 be given FOR N eye full of tears IS
!. Il. Harrisburg eoavertion, b; he Pesple
.s..i4 live Is he eonycatiSn whsa Il meess az
lsa.e,tiou cf ne wishes on this important mat
- /, i, said hat SIR. clayloa has rishaEsrn
ri, deposition 70 . noninasiop. Besweeq AAis
reo.ls aanl ana iehn Davis Of Massaehase'ss ne
shoie. ftosa p,esens indleasi ms. eiil psossbly
81 made. ana falling opsb slheF, viil nees tAe
s,po.obs.ion Of lie great mass Of The people
1hes are both sieslias Wigs and stand pledged
3 he s9ppor,bf Wig nsa and Of Wig Enss.
saie&
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
Erfsact Of 4 Later from Washington.

The true friends Of Mr>RiUes, Of Va,
congratulate Hfm and the Wings Of Vir-
GINA, upon ihe unequivocaI declarations
that il is understood he has recently made,
as 10 his intention, warmly and zealously
10 support The election Of Mr.. Clay as
President This is all that was wanting.
The Wings 10 Congress are enthusiastic
in their hopes. aud the political sky is
bright and Frightening.
.altxandria Ga.efG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

We harm from Richmond that active repa-
saiions are going on, 10 have The Wing Club
House ID readiness FOR tbe convention %
he 7lhef February. The Epqufier seems much
.fdisssunted, thar The VIII 5 Of thai City az SO
numerous as 10 require buiiding Of extra size 70
hold hen. We farlher learn ihai he most 10
lelIigenl Of ms "Denosiaey" coasi3er the case
hopeless FOR Mr Van BuFsa. But The whiss
musi no, sleep on their arms. The leaders 81
she opposing hoss are alarmed, bal NOT The less
active on that account.
webb moi nov despair o. securing the vote
Of Virginia for NJ. Clay. The Calhoun men in
he Rss.ern part q The SAFE have no hesitation
a 10 .heir course. They may not vote Tor Mr.,
Clay, tul they. viii moi touch Mr.. Van Bufen
with Story loot pole /"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

The New Orleans Tropic OF the 9th ult. has
the following paragraph
Ma CLAY ATTHE AMERICAN THEATRE,
In accordance with an invDGlon, MIR
Cla7 visited the American Theatre, Mon
day evsaing. upon the occasion Of Mr.
Seguiffs benefit The house was dense
" crowded and when tie patriot states
man made bis appearance. be was greet
cd with three lines three cheers, given
with as hearty j will as could have been
desired. The audience were up as one
man whea he entered. and bis reception
was warm and enthusiastic in the ex-
treme.