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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-06-14


CENTRE OF POPULATION OF THE L. STATES.
At late meeting of the National Institute, as
we learn from the National lntelligencer, DR..
Patterson, Director of the United States Mint
at Philadelphia, read an interesting paper upon
The best modes Of ascertaining The cerire of
population OF County or a State, or of the
whole Union. He made statement in rela-
ton To the centre Of representative popuIston
Of the United States at the date OF each census,
as follows:
In 1890, the centre of population was in
Baltimore County, Marylad, Is miles south OF
the Pennsylvania line and II miles north Of
Baltimore; 46 miles north, 90 east and 81 in a
straight line from the city Of Washington.
In 1900, it was in Carroll County, Maryland,
miles south of the Pennsylvania line, and Q
miles northeast of Westminster; 50 miles
north, o east, and So in a straight line from
w Washington.
In 1910, il was in Adams County, Pennsyl-
vania, 5 miles north of Mason s. Dixon's llne,
and IL west of Gettysburg; 81 miles north, so
west and II in a straight line from Washing
ton.
In 1920. II was in the western part OF Nor
gan County, Virginia, 10 miles west southwest
of Bath, and from the Potomac; AZ miles
north, IL west and sc in a straight line from
Washington.
| In 1880, it was in Hampshire County, Vir-
ginia, opposite TO Westernport, Maryland, and
90 miles norihwes: of Romney, l6 miles south
of the Pennsylvania line; 4S miles north, 81
west and III in straight line from Washing
ton.
In 1910, il was in Marion County, Virginia,
%, miles south of the Pennsylvania line, and
10 miles northwest of Clarksburg; Sc miles
north, I6o west and les in a straight line from
Washington.
! The centre Of total population in 1910 was
in Harrison County, Virginia, So miles south
Of Pennsylvania line, FIVE miles due north of
Clarksburg; 81 miles north, IFS west, and 1T
in n straight line from Washington.
1t will be seen that the centre of population
has moved westward I97 miles in so years.
The Louisville Register says, "After the next
census we can and we must have the seat Of
Government removed 10 the West" BY this
1 plan the editor says the question OF "Aboliion
in the District" will be got rid Of and after a
few Massachusetts, New York, Virginia, and
South Carolina members have been blown I'D
with Mississippi steam they will atler,cards will
lingly vote appropriations for The improvement
OF the navigation of the western waters!
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1rEgE TRIBUNE E.
BALLAD-From Fact.
RY c. u. STUART.

BY c. II. STUART.
lT vase cottage, ,haiched and low,
Which stood neglected bv the way,
Where often round the widows door
In summer hours ! used 10 play
And well. sh remember well
The two sweet babes, her only JOY,
And how rhey grew like tender flowers
A fair haired giri-a gentle ooy'
Fen now it comes, their merry laugh,
And Fancy rings II IN my enr,
Though cold the turf that wells the forms
OF all that bound the widow here.
They grew till Youths sweet flush had set
II: s,cpe, 'mong their sunny smiles,
When Death spread forth his chilly wing, 5.
And made them captive TO his riies.
Down vopder in the grassy mead,
Where swift the brooks clear waters lave !;
Strange hands the Seraph SieepeFs bore,
And laid lhem softly in the grave.
And was therefor had seen
Their blooming checks from day 10 day,
Had rocked them IN tneir credie ped
Who now beneath the willows lay.
Like two twin buds the frost had nipt
Their sleep was calm and beautiful,
And as kuelt above their grave
My beating heart was ovev;uli.
Few words were said, few tears were left,
For, oh the widow's heart was broke;
And all its gushing icunt had dried
Beneath the burning OF that stroke.
And TO their couch one calm, clear eve,
Beyond the widows cot sira;ed,
And sat me down beside the turi
Meath which those gentle ones were !eid.
She TOO was there-the worn and pale,
A watcher by their grassy bed
But pointing up, she whispered low,
They are not dead, they are rot dead y
looked, and 10, between the clouds
Two silvery stars were peenng bright,
And something Ike an angel said,
They dwell beyond, IN Glory's light,
A year-and sleeping side BY side,
The widow and her chileren lay,
And grass and flowers above them grew
Where Summer winds were wont 10 play
Oitwanderins there, my heart would turn
To those dear words the widow SAID,
And repeated DER the grave,
They ere not dead, they are moi dead
For 10. saw through opening clouds
One -lvery lgh, had joined the twain;
# was the Widows Evening Star,
For she was with her own again
nc FORK. l5ii.
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Arrived.

Packet sip Iowa. Lines I'm iarFe Mag 5. nde 10 FoA &
Snip Monument; Marshall, I'm IIsvre May I,t aae Ne~
NTH WALSH.
Br ship superb. Henry fm Liverpool ApfiI q. mdse and
Brsh,p Ca,oia Brown. from Milford Wales mdse To VII
Br bark Perseverance Scott, IS d, I'm Dublin in ballast
British bark Eliza Ann Hampton, Is is I'm Liverpool mdse
Scs siaTy Jane Powell 9 d I'm Norfolk sna.s to S,rses
Schr Saia Baker, 20 is m Noeaus rad.e to S,racheD {.
chr Mary Ann Mathews, DIS I'm virgins. to IIayens
Sehr ii Havers. Turner 50 hou-s I'm snow F corn 10 Il
sehf s Ro5sf, warins Lord Ellsworth. Ne. lumber
Sch Emblem. ds I'm Cherryheh. lumber Smith & Boyn
Sch Posi- Boy FIN Machss, lanbepu, INTO Hampton Hsr.
Sehr Jasper. Stewart. 10 ds I'm Mnchas Me- lumber To F
Schf Ganges Horn, I'm Calais Maine. lumber to Smith &
schT Cora. Smith fip T4O%s:tOn, line to master.
Sailed.
Ship Sheffield Sherry Liverpool barus Cornelia Jamsic
brig Phlura. Savannah. and Others
Disasters.
Slcop Frankfort Oum fn Apalachcol, for NYoIk, sprung
aeak and put INTO Key West prev 18Th; where she
dsnlned and sold
Spoken, &e.
The po; boat New York. Sandy Hook bearing T. By Us
mifs distant; spoke ship Sea- hence Tor Liverpool Ao dae
May 81 s 50 4. N lon s % W brig Malta. from Para 70,
Mny ,s. lat a 20 leu q 30, Henry Leeds 5 ds FIN NorIsans
1aaf e Ion %. Reaper, of Gloucester out,
Jgps4. lat 20 S. lon So Lon Il days from Guaaaoupe
Whalers, &c.
Bay aSd % jan a with 70 bb %
toNW Coos;.
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Congressional Proceedings.


n the Sry,rs several petitions were presented
-,onn., others ono by Mn ARCHER from citl
zens of Philadclphia, asking such change IL
The naturalization laws as will require reSdencf
Of twcnty-one years before citizenship be ac-
qur'd
Mr.. A briefly expressed his views as in accor-
dance with those of the memonalisis, and sa'o
that # some other Senator did not move IN the
mater, ne should feel bound to 90 50 himself ere
long.
Nr. Cno.rs introduced bill for the purchase
of Morsc's Electro Magnetic Telegraph.
The Senate then took up ,ae b.l. icr the re-
mission Of duties on Railroad Iron. ..!r. Evans
made speech in favor OF the general objects oi
the bill, and was replied to by Mr.. MiILER-ai-
ter which the Senate went INTO Executive ses-
son.
In the House. OF REPRESENTATIVES, p.nding an
attemp. to b;ing up the General aud Naval : p
preparation hllis the SPEAKER ieId before ihe
| House communication from iost- Master Gen
cral UIcKl.lFFE, in relation 10 some remarks OF
! Mr DAVIS, OF ky. made some time ago, charging
Mr. w. with having sent a letter 10 one OF the
| Agents Of the Department. ,;ir. Brown, directing
| nm to interfere in the electicu IN which MI
| D. and the nephew OF Sir. W. were n9ai can-
Gidates.
After the letter was read Mf. DAVIS briefly
replied, reiteratng his charges. Considerable de
bate sprung up in regard to TINS matter, when the
communication OF Mr.. Wick!tie was referred &c
the Committee on Post Offices and Post-roads
with instructions TO inquire into the charges pre-
ferred BY Mr.. Davis, with power to send for per
SONS and papers.
The standing committees were then called fol
reoorts, and an unusual number were made
The House next disposed of the Civil and Dipl7
matte bill, by passing il through its final stages
and then took up the bill making appropriation:
Cor the Naval service for the ensuing fiscal year
which had come back from the Senate with
some amendments made therein. After disPos
ing of The amendments, the bill was ordered Il
be cngrossed, and was passed,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, JUNE 9.
ClearsG.

Ships Edwine West, Hamburg L u Hurlbu, < 90: E-e
Benjamin. Nalparaso.N LSnTswod D-ien:ons ChIIds
\urieaI> N-smth & Wash
Steamship Republic Crane NOrleans johnson s; lowen
Big lOrsst. Benson. Apaiachccla. ID Huribu & Co., hn
taes. Mann. TubascU.
Gailot Garonn-. Casseboon. Bremen. E X Poppe.
Sch Roe Snedecor, Bsimnre johnson & .oHden: Char
lutie. Fuller Porto Plate. W Lewis ko; Biy oref, Pia
d.lphia l. NcCeady TO; Florence Walker fiallo,, ell
NJ: GaZee StrinseI do Ann iiay"an Totisn Newbet9N
Finite: Mc)onnah. Tucker, St u,mugO, " LEWIS; Val
hailn Haynes Eos;on. Ne>m.ih Walsh ienry Cay Mai,
TN, Richmond. y l. McCre%dy & C4 Chs Nenname.t9 90
Delaware Aunson. PhledeohIa. W Mckee; ur Franklin
futile. DO; Council. Baker do d.: Warsaw Chester. Rich
mond.
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Pnssel,.crs Arrived.

IN me .ip iOG from Rlrre-General john y DIX. Indy
children and Seuel md Mis- Sarah Glover, md
Win.low. PMadepha: 1homa, Rogers lady and daush
lers, OF Charleston Sc: George Pollard Of Norfolk Wm
servant. OF Canada Captain George ose Moore. o; A.
Adplnhe lag@e,on. Lson Du BTge; Mrs Louise Senneay
and Cnurles Halma. oi fraucr-3l6 steernge.
In the bark Perseverance from Nbi,r-;ey Ahm NcNla
hon. McNalOn. Miss OConner, Miss OCOnnOr-2Ji the
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Passengers Smiled

Elizabeth Barry Mrs Elizabeth w Barry Mrs Eliza f La
hrup Brewer Mass; hy Boias. IiE. y BoIas, France
q pi Gs.tno. Italy
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talsea CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CO.
the Ncy-Yo,E SAT, Fans ii pf2 ard ~; is;I5t5 y
- be-. :onei Church Bell and also s'ef '1 ~ - ~
The nest Bel. md diploma Lf lowe b., Ia
tite,i the Fs D the American institute ~ o. "a III
preparc-i rs Foundry We, Troy New Ia.-asrf
nish Be oi ffom - II 1900 't, made o NE tt ,e =
vIr-anjei Stand and p.ea-a''e .,-sss
proved as iron Yoke, wi,f iioycabl- Anus. ne -
'.emnni h,s Bells the -; Svidecce ti eah f,ry1
th-r e,rai~nes Order. have !--u rrcrise IRON
and sifi Ali l; ,is. and .bout &c have lera
different places N :he SITE If seVS o'k ION ~ t.es
Towu iarss. Ieyelins snd surveyor iia'iuA'-S'
and Bras Jrstngs &c. (sc. ..,, ,;rNrTtY
rp:o I'm ANIikEn nL-,,-s---~~
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PASSAGE FROM IREiANn EVERY FIVE
~ DAYS THROUGHOUT T THE ! EAR-Fmm t1Ti
49, Dublin Brasi. Npvrr. Londonderry NTte6nri
IV6.il,i sligo Cuen.n lGudai. DfoSheJ1 lmeuck. Sc
* ia..age- p.i b. engaged With ,he -u9:cf
. on the advantageous telis IN nlsi class New ofk
built packers .alng from Liverpool -
p,VEkY FIVE DAYS THROUGHOUT TIE YEAR Isl!
;yn .ars N t nec,.lry Tor comfort and general
rest rGf the passengers wll r. found connected with TIM nc OF
D> VIZ prcnar attention liverpool. eH good nccomuu
m on hnai the Shils wch the subscribers guarantee to
MI they cnga:nt bnn. For farther particulars apply ette
rni,il 10 " e J. +. ThpSCOIT. n Soutr street.
corner Aaiden IaHe.
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To Force the Growth and Dr,s< the
Human linIf-i'o stop i Falling OF
Cure Il oi DuGGrull-Beauu,y p. sc.

Human Human l!3,r-1o 5,-- -; Slob Il Fsllar on
Pgce T. 4sad .hi'ns. :.-'i Sets. Il
are Tie real nad actual qGnis OF Jcne,' Coai
phce where Nrie a.e1led hair grow stop fa.in. of
cure Scgri qrhndfuif Hnt make light. rel nir
lhls- make II iy beautiful and keen, 80. II - nrcd
iu3 p 81 SfI!n-'h ouueai the - oi TIE lnenc.
E1eie, = nHtfTin street, %e~ Yy-s, 5 Fulton Brook,
street. Charleston :. {. MI. Inn
Sf tNiLLA CuRpAGE-s2a ea.s Maa.ln Cocis.~ r,,
~ 10 i"' .,is hy " - i:''eFi'IS nS 'Ni
.C'OAI. COAI..-su,ero. .erh 6rchar. Re-! Ash Coo.
-t'ye. 81 . Nu s. - ,e srf--1ed weighed by c;y
E-ighe 4nd deyertt. f .7y par; o city
Apply AT me yard revgyyicb aus Chr,;op. -i.e.,
or al a ~ h""' Coi by tie 'aiko-PeH End di.'
X I% a. c'ffHE@e dizSs, .ai aRTi RtFf tr e Is % 3 su,.
OL9 GIoyERN1lENTT IAEA c9FFEE7Fq[,ae
NToTiCE-Gbe lachirery Too, SC lately belonging to
" the Houzrkeep,e Locomotive Engine Co,rpany VI b.
SOLD a puDc agcon u te premise aley longn- 70 the
~ state u New os ~ Wene7.ay the i3h day Of June
-ti coamencns a, ? oeioek ~ The STOCK OF machine
surpassed by other op n tire United S,aes. Amongst
larre isc- Lathe fee, chuek
2laF-e Engine La,hes
.GGuge Lathe
S!ntng Machine. complete.
fJio otto incomplete.
\ great variety of small Took.
4 great variety OF Patterns md SaJsis
PunchIn. Sihchinc. seafef for steam power.
. GIto ontn sSnd.
Bending Machines.
!ar-e slearIng do.
; Anvlls.
8 Smiths Bellows.
4 great ysneiy Of Smiths Tools
great vnr-ty OF finished and unfinished work 10! Engines
n b. offered N lots.
Terms OF iei,ah ior all purchases of 400 and ruder
for all purchases over sII0 approved endorsed paper at 81,
months - ~
The buildings IN which the above machinery slfa,ei will
tiso be sold al pnyute sale favorable To
and credit re property beautifully situated IN the Srth
Part OF TIE village nt Pnugsecse of dock and
p9 OF gfound - ieet font tue River by @ deep upon
which erected one lfse bck li.ng zoo hy % crt TWO
stores high with house g BY Is Boiler Shoo @ by 40
rect one st9y-a Sns shop III by % feet, len Foges one
story al put up IN the mos. substantial manner bFck and
covered with W ech slate. There r., class Steam En-ne
o' ~ ne power N perfect order The buildings and location
an extensive Machine Shop
sor further particulars inquire of Henry F. Tanadse No
Hanover street New York. of Griffin &. Havens No IS
sierctsnt E1chanse. New York MI tJei3
MTRoUGHT IRON STEAM PIPES &c-The sub
~ scrihesS prepared 10 supply Manufacturers
Engineers and othes with Wrought and Gas, Iron S,eaR
water and bas Pipes lny quantity. The Wrought Iron
IN length. OF to inches 20 l2 etput together
and capable OF sustaining pressure OF from so 10 U lbs
to the square inch. The Casron Pipe uniform lengths
and also joined by screws Gat Also. Away on hand
Brass and Iron Cocks, Valves Elbows Bends Springs Tees
Couplings, Reducing Sockets Steam Guage. StecmGuaye
Pipes Pumps, Expansion Tubes and almost eyery th1r
used for Water, Steam and Gas
WALWQRTH & MASON,
my23 I'm. No Il Patt-s,,eet. n: Ycsk.
MADDER-is caSks prime Ombro, foT sale by
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WM. TlPSCGTT. or rs Gnree Pnzza. or
GEO KIpPARn < son. \ g WAtrtIOo koad.


DRAFTS on ENGLAND IRELAND, &c--Psr;
about Femns Ia none to @ hs[ d,si trS n ~ . f. If 81
= = .5 40 So go any amount Tnyable demand;
without discount utiz cige. u, t'e National Bek "l
R.a.er Ioaion l. Rgfned {; Co Esrhan,e and Ii'.e,a:
Rark. lverIo9i t5,iem EanS OF soiand. "5eoSg" naaI
ni liz branches 10 eyey posi- town hrou-qont azand iI
lud, Sccaud and ec. whic lrli;s wl! e '"aoie, hy
Inc Packet nj llth. 10TH, 2lst, .tl. tire Royal Mall
steamer. which leaves Boston on The !69 Gqe on Hgguc"
Il the, General Passage Office. outtst SIaden.
IA letters tom the county must come pGs paid.
DOuDPETvTE-.i choice article of TN, yaleabe F7st.-
jyar( In Uqanfnr.Brfd-No1e ot,he Jerscy yHedGac NJ
Sstcr Island .Gad .nar5F ale At . Charbe
rosd md rame,s, and near the Post Orice
pOtDREI'TE may be applied t9 Germ had mot ot.cF
@ % cu @ NJ tIe fGa1r !, ii maine tho cro, week
AlI. "'i-li 10 ~ i ~, - - 80 - ~ " =" ~ ~ -
hen applied plant the difference laatuur. v Dc
l week, ordinary manure. One farmer. s; yonf.
used ten barrels o Long Island tn, year he lgs had o'er
ninety barrels. The article prepared b. the NV DIRK Com
pnny, the CITY has tr and vii s' be ionni s'gerOr to
codre. they collect the mnerol Tubs AMI Casks, whilst
others collect III Boats, gto which, THROWN the maieii
sand and waier rs taken fom the SINKS al night when 10 %
they have done than l[1 loads this Be cfeu
s ssn BE- @G hf fs GG 3 @ o sf o I
@ the dd at I a 3 s955 ct. 5,d 3 ir"ef B. s. < lsshe NN6 '
FOR TIE PER iiANES'f CURE OF AL
Diseases al,d t:.urtiors o.. tl.c Sl.in.
s.Y thousands Ia all ris o the mon have teen cured
'fuer trying remedy vain oi different skin diseases.
Plmpls FFecS!e., Spi.ba:n. Tan
Mo.ph.., SAX RhrJu. SCuryy.
By asle y o!len aa cake u the genuine jones Italian
Chemical Soap. AeIdei, TN, -ogV, although Ecvar
ted OF The urgrsin: and blessed iel.eds ever
discovered, and VII -eeia!y 80 H here stated 1t clean
and whteas
Dark Suuburu; or Yellow S.ln,
rendering healthy ard clear nave ,eeG wien ere thing
Cure Old Sore Heads Riasvorui &c.
Scay sat Rh-um. i:nush SKIN.
Il made the flfn beautiful piece SOAP. ana
pleasant remedy. GIVE it L:al-
iu'. reader til! article cuunrer-ici and !ou must be
rcfy particular and buy nglerc ee IN v y Tut AZ the
Of the American Eagle :. Chatham Esd - broadway
Agents Reidnr STATE street. R.,toa Xe4h-f 8 es-
Buildings. Philadelphia; Hays. 9 Fulton street. BROOKLYN
raI7 I'm
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TAVERN AND EXClSE LICENSE Notice u rr
person vending. de.in: M or tetalhng strong of a''
OF. Liquors IN the City ut New York.
AL per,uCs who. shall 'e deal IN strong o' spfhnoo =
Guors, Except importers I,iicr, elln: sD5 bgH2n
pcs;ed distilled by them, gusHj!se- above h'e
without htyln. INT Dhsinefi cenSe lo ,uch pufp
the Mayor. and the respective Afaimen aud h"rlAi" l.
each oeare To the penalty oi s2j ard cne Of bet, ~ :
tie additional punishment iby Indictment 81 hne nH ~
comment Irs-n and ESci.e Iiceo-e, VIII u'fePe y n -
Il the 4-yof, Dce. Cts HHl, as:-ren te h"uf, ol
3o'enrA the day Presented olUws, 'p' eSch N.Y.
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r- Perons now hpli.ug rensss felaests % E.Jy E.Jy
them hen applying of renewal also. s2ealy 'e 4 u
apply WITHIN I!e time above, AVID the pesakyI.l
Lag. BY ot,ie- MO%SOS Ci.ARhE. Firi M nar, -
Ne> Yors. Mayors Office. Nay tA. lsA npn -
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IN pURS!A nee of an order OF the Surrogate Coz
" Of New ork NoTICE i hereby glyeG To all pent ~
iug csim, against ROBERT BARKER, la'e Of ne egs
Ncl OfA, deceased, o present the '1me "ih he NS.'g
thereof 20 the ,uscnbef ~ residence" No. 81 Naaffs
street IN the city Of New Yof& o. before the IeGh i
December ueNt
Dated Ney, York. the lf,t day ei June, 1875
ie3 law Gp~ NM BROWNING. Effs
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- -. NETWORK AND HARLEM RAlLKpAG
AL COMPANN.-SI MINER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after ig l't lsi4 the Cars vii ru Is

On sundays / the '.slter fne the Cars viii
-Four from City Hal! - Harlem and Nis,ms' Bridge
I he City Hal and 9th Line vii every minutes
through he day. from ~ !. VI. Ia 5 81 T. Vi.
The Extra gHt Line l le.ye 2 street of City Hall, ~
aa = 10 10 30 H. il q Lesve City Hal nr 9th street.
n 2 %. ~. 70 %. ii. II ~. Il.
--slsm '' ''O'' M. CARMiN. Sec.y
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): FOR SALE. OR To LET. OR EXCHANGE FOR
lls CITY PROPERTY.-A veTy desirable farm sitla-
I ted the North Ryer. opposite HYDE Park. connin
N. iyJ acres now occupied by L. VI. II. Butler.
The house large well calculated Tor cente- residence.
and commands Of the finest on the North River
Barns and oubuIncs good repair and conrenen;y NJ
ransed.
The farm and garden nte excellent condition and well
.tock ckeI witt a variety n fruit eeS grapes and small! fruits
large proportion of tie purchase money, II sod! can re
mnn on bond and mortgage for a term Gi years
tn. her IA OF
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= +--z.-. FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT ASD
= -ispROVIDENCE-FGre 20 Boston. - -
So, Newport md Providence 81 The ne'v and
s11id -ieaTeT NEW JERSEY X H. tG'e5 ,naset; l,n
NO, -, nf Ear,ay.tr.et north sue a T. VI ;.eSni'
sy. G Tom Se-YarA Tuesdays Thuc!ayS sad SATURDAYS,
From Prnvience yi= Newport ever h9ndsy "~eleIdly ~
rd Fisy ilnue,i a:ey aitc the ar:iva! oi the
,-sia from Boston The Nes jersey re~ 6oai out of
10 nni navigation ha. large and extensive tahics n nf-c
- siarHn, STATE Rnrr.s and SIZED u9 The hst
n..a ;naGIe For passage :=h apply to : Bennett
y - -" "' ~ -. -. - ths ,rj,..rf Jej
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OFytcr OF ErcEiyta ., Tup,.

rsNiE foundfy i5rmeiiy OF No. % Eiudgy 'trea, vi ,
continued at No. ~ Allen street nnt lu,'ltf nys,
rl l,N, MlI.lINM L. MILLER
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NHADDER-is casks prime Ombro sor sale By
lfl ais GRINNELl. MlNTURS q CO., fs South 81,
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-. r StM,fER ait&tSI t.A!s-Ni i tn COM
.t.a - ~ f,Es (, !, Rs2,s ~ iI, s'n n
49,, SEYs-YcR ! B;iS t5. itI--iNe,..
S--.ir5 sel ayr roster. daily. SCg=5s JArei
a. - 5:ioc P 81. From rsf ~ T'h i H''e'i II " y,1 o.
= ~ q ,.ys avaf. Maa.ay. Wednesday nGd Fi-'aI'-
rfs .:s,rr II fOPATR :. t'-9t. J r. 's'in ~ iea'e
s'e:s 5 So f- ij<a \, IN De ;a;arss iF ha'i-osd
v1hau; ehsr of Cas- or Ba-g=-e lar-le@ o.' 'eH Ell
va t II H afns.an inquire a 2. ALIEN, q liroaa
siy .. oi D. HAYWOOD FFezh agent iof ;i' i-'''e' .
s. All .T.oaS ae forbid trusting aay oas on a7eooF OF
III H. Or
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letter from Captain Smith of ship Sharon Of Farhaven,
reports her nj Bay OF Islands, Jan g. with 800 bb o bound
to NV CooJt.
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Iy7ATER POWER FOR SALE OR TO LEhSE-on
w the Waikiki RIVER al Da.ivll- Falls l ser t"unty
New-York: s6 mile, from the City. res IRON Eddyvle
the mouth the Delaware and Hudson Canal and ~ He
10 miles city beng natural rock dam o ~ ee IN
hight and sinrin sugpr u! 2ttO cnhlc i-ei oi "n'er
uef hour IN drought building ii !Ho' m
ieneih vide ard high uei oti0n fnc"f7
will be sold wi;h the machinery Building stone ="
the best quail II abundance oa the premises, lime iumlr
&c M low prce WITHIN short dsia~ce For further pnrtcu
I,,r ,nnl, Iui GEORGE B( TIER, 1 NsSey 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

FOR lONDOT-IecSti o June afa Inc pafAe'
- .i3 Ot fBEG. : II fiebasd. ma>isr. w'i mi Us
s--.-.- above. her REGULAR iay. 49,.
TIr irs .t placc, having superior ACCOMMODATIONS ~
rly an board fnnt u; Maiden lane, 0r ~
P'' "" CRlNNcII. NiNTUIN < co; y !;un:h',.
The uacket sh,a WELLINGTON, u ttad"icE, ri.tter'
W succeed Tie 0ue-c ant SAL JAY ION, hef regular clF
iet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

SI3iPS5N'S HuTEI-Ine sub>c'il,I , ;e,'.si, 90 -
y tiiank. eris and patfi'S 10, " li-i s
-. - MORN t.alr nat re mas rsn1Tea - ",
Je-i-r be nnlei -, :. i:ars.t ,trsct si' M -o ~
GTii and gentlemen es,roU o;a couaFiabie Ie-
r, and csu;Ta situation. vItn I'll The shNal'g VI
tr- ho,.sa th- PRESENT location oilers evefy
'bs "a rs md bedrooms 'lry nDa cnnseIiysif 90
-. si-- - ca mot i-il To uslse ALANSOH Siii5;
p. l..r.L. iinr sil. lsri ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

i' STORRS q STEPHENSON, g West s.
This boa, ns been tho7ough; oyerhnu ard he- accom-
mrjaOE improved = 10 N ea "a any p'at on e '''e''
an Tb. Saa%a5 bssi idiy. no barge S '' NIL
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-01-26
Administrator's sale.

! Wi offer ior sale on the premises,
on Saturday the 9Th Day Of January,
1914, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. VI and d O'Clock 2. NJ The following
ropfrty, (OeIoogIog 10 the estate Of
Frederick Iludlemoyer, dec'd.) to wit:
Lot No 22 10 the town Of WerIemhurgl
Carroll county, Ono. Sad lot has a
good one Story frame house on It.
JOHN BECKLEY,
Administrator
December %, l843
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-01-26
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that by vir
tue of the lasl Win and testament of
Nicholas Weaver, late Of Carroll county
Ohio. deceased we have been appoin
ted Executors of said estate: Therefore
al persons indebted 10 SAID estate, must
make immediate Payment-aOd those
having claims against it, are desired lc
dresent them legally atieNed for settle
ment within the time prescribed by law
LEONARD HARSH.
ELIZABETH WEAVER La '''
November 10, lS43.