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, 1844-05-18

Professor Silliman, of Yale College,
arrived in St. Louis on the 10th inst
He is on a geological tour through Mis-
souri,, having already visited the Iron
Mountain, and the mines in the South
eastern part of the State.
, 1844-05-18

Frdud N N,w York.-Ihc last
Journal o. Commerce has the follow
ing:
Another fraud exploded in Wall
street yesterday. 1t seems that Mr.
Mcqueen and Mckay. a house of
Il standing in Detroit. have made
iar.e purchases Of produce. making
their payment by their drafts at thir
" days sight on i. iloyland. No. )
Wall street. Thirty one of these
drafts. each for 4 thousand dollars.
wee passed 10 Il house in Cleveland,
IN payment for pork. IIoyland was
here to accept the bills. but not to
pay them. Thirtv,five thousand dol
lars Of them became due yesterday.
and "ere protested for non-paymcnt,
and iloyIand is not to he found
Somc S50.0OO has probably been re-
allied by TIE operation"
Ncr York Cotton NarkeL.--The
New York Express, of the 25:h ult.,
says:
The cotton market seems TO have
recovered from lis state of suspense.
Both buyer and seller are willing To
meet each other u, half a cent reduc-
ton, at which business seems to have
resumed lis usual course. This fall
does not correspond with the decline
in the Liverpool market, but 1t ap-
pears that u prices were much be-
low theirs, EnonId prices 90 no lower
in Europe the rates here are sufficient
Iy low to have good margin on ship
meniS.
, 1844-05-18

Wing NominatiOns.-The Wing Ma
tional Convention has nominated Henry
Clay for President, and on the third bal
LOT, Theodore Frelinghuysen, of New
Jersey, for Vice President.
, 1844-05-18

Black I'oRgue.--lt is said that this
malignant disease has caused several
deaths in the counties of Holmes, Va
o and Madison, Miss, and that
there have been a few cases in Kinds
county. 1t made its appearance in
Holmes county in December last, and.
since that time there have been sew
eral cases. 1t is not supposed to be
rapidly on the increase, though it gen.
orally proves fatal.
Pennsyirdnia.-The bill passed in
the lower House Of the PENNSYLVANIA
legislature a few days since, providing
for the maintenance Of the States
faith. was taken up by the Senate on
Wednesday, amended, finally passed
by a vote of l6 to Is, and returned
to the House for concurrence in the
amendments,
, 1844-05-18


the late democratic convention, at Boon's
Mill, on Friday 9th instant-day CT
Battalion muster.
1.-the request of democrat" and
&C." is complied with. Their cOmmu-
nications appear to-day. Let it be re-
membered that the Editor is absent, and
not accountable for the matter and things
therein contained.
1t seems that avery extensive "scratch-
ing ofbacks"i is going on about this time.
Should Ike 10 know whose ''backs''
Democrat" is scratching!
E5=In another column, will be found
the Texas Treaty. Van Buren,, Clay,
and Benton, are out in opposition 10 1t.
We should be pleased TO favor our read
ers, by publishing the letters Of those
distinguished individuals, but the size of
our paper will not admit Of it. viii the
rank and file Of the political parties
"RolI' at the command of the great
t'head rollers? We shall see.
The 'Ligh and distinguished station
Chat of Editor pro TEN, for one whole
week to which the "partiality' Of q
friend has called us, gives us a small
touch of the "Scribbling ltch," and we
are strongly inclined to take up the
"cudgel" in favor of the "Captain's'
Treaiy-but that we may preserve The
"union and harmony" of the parties
we forbear. We will, however, Hinl
about it as much as we please. Isn't tha'
independent? Surely, toshionably SO.
Where is the necessity or pfopricty o
kicking up ga fuss" in the ranks. The
agitation of the question will tend only
to produce discord among "our friends
Not more than nine-tenths of sour par
lies" in the South and West are in favor
of it. Union, harmony, sslt-concessiOn
every thing for the parties, nothing fol
principles"-that's right.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09
Masonic Address.

In order to comply VITA ne request Of
our Masonic bre,hren Of Eureka Lodge, We
devote large portion Of our io-day's paper
to Masonic Address delivered before thclr
Lodge, BY the Rev. d. l.. RUSSELL. We
feel assured tina, his address will prove N
tcresing TO all who read L. lis chase,
logical and we'll written document. and
Toes great credit 10 the talented author
We deem il unnecessary to say any thing
lis f.ror, as 'he address will spaak for
Itself Read il
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09
Council Proceedings.
CALLED. MEETING.
L., OF 1914
JULY ID. 1914

Present, r. Eaton KEYS, President-J
w. Earnett. ]. NJ. Allen, J. |. Wilson, and
N. Perry, Selecimen.
The meeting being called to order, The
minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
The following resolution was offered BY
DR. J w Barnett, and adopted.
Resolved, That a Special Committee, con
sisiing of Messrs. Allen, " lson and PtIr!
and the Town Constable. tie authorized I'
hire fen or more able bodied men BY The
month, TO grade and make other repairs O.
the streets; the same 10 be done under ID,
inspection Of said special commiuee, ard y
shall be the duty Of The Town Constable 10
supprin'end said hands, and see that the
work is done according 10 he instructions
Of said special committee.
A petition from sundry citizens, to have
The Hogs removed out of Town, was pre-.
scented by Mr.. Perry, when on motion Q.
Or. Barnett. it was referred to the Commit
ttee on Stree.s and Nusences, 10 be repofitG
on at The next meeting.
The following resolutions were offered by
/ Mr.. J. | wilson md adopted.
Resolved, Thai no person or persons will
be recognised by this Loard as panPer or
paupers. who do not, within ten DAYS after
/ tie publication of this act. apply 10 the
/ Mayor and represent themselves a. such.
giving 10 The Mayor tlcir nance, age, resi-
d-nce and occupation, and il is hereby mace
the dull Of the Mayor 10 lay before the IoaId
al is first meeting after The expiration OF saio
ten DAYS notice a list Of all persons so APP
plying.
Resolved, That the BOARD after the cxpifa
ZION Of said 10 days notice, chose from the resi-
dent Pht scans OF the Town a medical a,
. 1ar a .
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09
Sentiments of Henry Clay.
EXTRACTS FROM HIS SPEECHES.

''I shall stand erect, with a spirit uncon.
quered. whilst life endures, ready TO second
the exertons of the people in the cause of
liberty. The Union and National Prosperity ,
"The colors that float at the mast head
should be the credentials Of our seamen.''
mo portion OF our population is more 10y
al TO The Union, than he hardy freemen Of
he west; they cling to it as their best, their
greatest, their last support"
The glorious banner of our country. with
Is unsiained stars and stripes, sill proudly
floats at its mast head-with sterling hearts
AID strong arms, we can surmount all our
difficulties. Let us rally around that banner.
nd firmly resolve TO perpetuate our liber.
ties"
SCI have no fears for the safety Of the Uni
cni whilst our liberties are preserved. il is
Tough and strong cord, as all will find
who shall Presumptuousiy attempt TO break
it
''Our agricultural is our greatest Interest:
j. onght ever 10 predominant, and all other
should bend toit.''
"The measure Of The wealth of nation +
indicated by the measure of its protection o.
Its industry"
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09
a bSfF2cF.

THIS Bill charge that one Ignotius P.
Fskridge and David w. Vance sometime in
Tie year 1892, made a joint pnrcl ase Of
Sundry town lois in The town Of Manchester
(now Yazoo city, and numbered as los q,
-. lS6 apdl67, from the original preplie-
tors of said town. (of whom companan's
in'estale was one) taking decd from $. d
proprie sofs, bat giving al equitable mortgage
en- sid 10 for tie Ptyment of the purchase
money that the said Vance and Eskridge
have both departed This life, leaving heirs
WAC are made parties 10 he Bill. but with
out paving sad money,--that the said pro-
pretops. on the 2S'h of April, 1885. r1cos-
cred Judgment against one David Q. Nj,
e s. administrator OF SAID Vance .foi S306 2o
ON their p,emssorl noIe executed fnr said
,u.s-lhal execution on said Judgment has
been rctnrned .Nnlla Bona tia, tic whole
nteresl of said Judgment IS in comaan7nt's
intestaie--that all he other defendants ex-
cept toe Aels Of sad E-sridge aad Vance,
pretend Ia have some clam to sslJ los. lus
have Purchased With fuiI notice ii complain
~u.'s c9ai.ahe-mosieage. Tie Bn Fra>s
ihat b. decree Of the conri the SAD los
be sold for he satisfaction Of comf54iaant,s
claim aud for general relief.
~ G. s. S. E. NYE, Solicitors.
Aug. 2, 1914. Lpr fee 500 00l 4-9t.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09

"Merchants, mechanics. traders, aborers,
aever cease to recolleclthat without freedom
sou can have no commerce, or business, or
.ha. without laws, you can have no security
or permanent; liberty"
This government is TO last, trust, for
ever; we may at least hope il will endure
antil the waves Of population, cultivation,
and intelligence, shall have washed the
Rocky Mountains, and mingled with the Pa
cifc."
Nations, like men, fail in nothing which
they boldly attempt, when sustained by viz
tuous purposes and firm resoIulon.'
LET us create a home market, to give
further scope 70 the consnmplios of the pro
duCe of American industry
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09
ADVEns TESEFa EMF :.
ORGANIZATION.

We arc fully convinced that the Wings
can carry Mississippi al ahe Presidential
Election if they Will but organize. We
have a drilled and disc pinned soldiery to
contend with, and we musl lie some" har
disciplined too. They viii continue t"
miSrcpresen' us-ihey uiii continue r.
charge rs with l.vJting lie asHrcs We Love
v opFo-o die y viii continue To swear.
in lie l.cc of ruth, that The Wings are tie
autiurs uf al! the disucss that his coun ,,
his xpercnced-,hey will oon.inuo + call
II 'lcdaral.s s-,ney w,il continue 10 p3c
and msrc preset the character md ie,t s
Of their own prnc pies aud doctrneS-thc!
VII continue TO misrepresent our cand =
dates in a thousand wavs-they will Coz
inue to vliIjfy aad SANDER our doctrines.
aud We caano fairly and successfully meet
these ten thourand ISLANDERS and misrcpr,
sensations until we arc fully organised, and
mcel~ our encmv~on an cqua, faUrfng.
We have talked about this matter long
enough; il is time now for acrien. Then
Wings begin forthwith. Let us be up and
doing, for Inc election IS fast app:,aching.
Fcllow-citizens. frnerS. mechanics, Ia
boring men, merchants and professions Won
mus, all be politicians, up and doing some
thing for the vhe party or the time will
pass by. Let US then, take few lessons
ia vjgIence from our enemics--let MS or
game fllly-Ict US work, and lei us do car
dufv.
We hope 10 sec every county in the State
| follow the glorious example SCI them by
Yazoo, aud the Eagle Of Iibor'y will perch
prondly upon our victorious standard in No
| vembor next. Lei Clay clabs he formed
| in every county, town and neiohborhood
whore they are not already formed, and let
;he true wing doctrines be.promnlG2'ed.
and let MS not follow the example of our
opponents by working behind the scene in
The dark Bur let rs acl openly in the face
Of daylight, IS We have always done. and
let all our doings be open and plain before
he face Of the people and the world
Let the Wings but pursue this course,
and all the ISLANDERS and misrepresentation
of our enemies will fall harmless 10 the
ground. Let us resolve 10 'cOnqnfr or die. :,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09
IOrO FOCO pRINCIpIrS

Locofocosm rallies under the banner which
an indignant people have once trampled in
the dust. "Martn Van Buren, and the Sub
Fresury; the purse and the sword in the
hands OF the President; no credit; no paper
money; no Tariff; ihrty-seven millions
! ear public expenses. and nothing TO pay !;
high salaries TO office holders, and low wages
to laborers standing army in lime of peace :;
negro testimony in the navy party seryili,y
before public good in the seleciior Of public
officers; and repeal and repud alton of pub
&c engagements and public liabilities"
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09
NOTICE.
The state of N1ississippi:l CFcrIT COrRT,
YAzoo COUNTY. May Term. le44.
Q1esny D. Gibbs. connlainant

The state of Mississippi:l CncrIT CoURT,
YAzoO COUNTY. May Term. le44.
Q1esny D. Gibbs, complainant,
Richard.C. Hyatt, ct al. def'ts.
Upon opening The matters in the com
- plainants Bill, and it appearing 10 the
abstraction OF the Court, ,lhat james w.
Huntington. Sarah A. bennington. Thomas
! Madison, John F Madison. Martha Madi-
on, Susan Madison and Elizabeth Madison
osde without the limits Of the Slate Of
!sssrippi:-lt IS therefore ordered. adjudg
= and decreed. Thai unless the said de-
endanis appear here on or before The f 81
Of the next Term Of this Court ard
!ead, answer or demur TO the complainant
II, The several allegations therein VIII be
taken for confessed, and the matters therein
dccreed. II is a'so ordered and decreed by
he court, that copy Of this order be pub
'shed in Tic Yazoo City Wing. a newspaper
published. in Yazoo city, in the comfy of
Yazoo. Stale Of Mississippi, Tor Two success
sive months. And II also appearing 10 the
court, that proof was shown that the defen-
liant. Richard c. I1yair, waived The issuance
nd service OF process, and the said Richard
c. Hyatt falling 10 plead, answer or demnr
"a thr compliments Bill, il is ordered, ad-
indgcd and decrced thai the several aliGga-
,ons therein be taken for confessed as 10
hin, aud the matters therein decreed, &c.
THOS p. SLADE, Clerk.
Bv CIR BARNES, d. c.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09

Us.
James ". Eskrdge. q. al. dcfendau;s.l
FHVHIS day this cause came on 10 be lie "a
L. and il beng proved to tie Satisfaction
Of the court, that William S EskriGac.
George E>krdge, Alexander Esk idgc. HI Z
abelh Walls, James Vance, Samuel X Vance
James II. Grant, Charles w. Gram. EIary J
Grant. Martha A. Grant. Emaline NJ. Grant.
SmneI r. Grant. James Q. MYERS, David
Y. Myers, Harman Pease, John b. Pease
Lau;sa James Pease, John J. Swar,woui ano
William Roysler, are not citizens Of jh,
State Of Mississ ppi 1t is therefore c.n
sidered BY the conr, that unless He sad
uon~res.Gent defendants appear refe uu o.
before The FIRST day Of the next Term Of 'h.s
Court, and answer or demnr 10 the com
pja nan's Bill, the several allegations therein
WI be taken for confessed as to them as
the matters therein decIeed. 1t is also or
dered by the court, that copy of this ordc;
be published in The Yazoo Clv Wing
newspaper published in the town of W .
city, Mississippi, for two months succos~
sively. THOS. p. SLADE. Ci'k.
By Glib. BARNES. D. c.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09

his hope for his return.
"Forever singing as they shine,
The hand that made as is divine, >

81 Masonry, ancient and honorable Ma.
sonry, would light up the darkest sky Of hu.
man misery, and in the absence Of the Sun
OF gh'eousncss. still cheer the traveller on
his path, and while she tells him her light
is borrowed and transient. still reminds him
every moment of the great source whence
it comes, and bid him seek and hope for the
rising Of that only true source Of light which
can send its Gays TO the utmost verge OF
existence and light up his future dwelling
place in one Cloudless eternal day.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09
EnsOIvent Notice.

: aJlE Undersigned have been appointed
- Comm ssionets Of Insolvency upon Ire
estate Of Eghorr Iiagris, decd. and wili
meet at the hous # Thom,s J. Jackson n
he town of Victoria. in the State Of NJ IS :
.lppi, on the second Saturday of each. ana
very month, for the space Of SIX months,
or the purpose of auditing claims agans
said estate.
ISAAC HUDSON.
THOMAS ]. JACKSON,
Commissioners.
July17, 1914. 4-6t.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09
whig principles aud Measures.

LIST. A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY.
regulated by the viii and authority OF the Nati.n.
%. An adequate REVENUE, with far PRO
LECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
3rG. JUST RES TRAINIS ON THE EXEEU-
TIVE POWER. embracing further rtstIctiau
ga the exercise of the VETO.
4th. A faithful administration Of the public
Domain. with an equitable DISTRIBUTION OF
The PROCEEDS of the sales OF it among all the
States.
9Th. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admir-
israiion OF the General Government, leaving pub
lie officers perfect freedom of thought and of the
light OF suffrage, but with suitable restraints
against improper interference in elections.
9th, An amendment Of the Constitution. limit
M the incumbent OF the presidential Office to u
UNCLE TERN.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09

LET me not be misundersI ood-and
,ntreat that may not be MTsREPREsENTED.-
/ am NO T. advocating the TcviUai u a HIGH
PROTECTIVE TARIFF. | AM FOR Aid
ING BY THE PRINCIPLES Or THE COM
PRONISE ACT. am for doing what no
Southern man OF fair candid mind ever yet
denied-giuiRg 10 he country a reuenue tchich
nny prouide far The economical lUaHfS Of the
q lrernmeni and al The same time girjng M
cidea!aE protection 10 orr home industry. -
Speech Of Henry Clay in the United States
Senate, March 1st, 1912.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09

With respect to the station which that portion
Of our population engaged in MECHANICAL
pursuits ought to occupy in the UnIftd Statrs, J
Mink that all citizens. aatire and uaturahssd, ruth
ont anu regq ID to their RESPECTIVE vocATioNs should
svog such consideration IN society due 10 heir
giftue and intelligence their industry, sobrety and
,aupraL department "-HENRR CLAY.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09
YAXOO CE'BY:
Friday. August 8, Is44.
" A. aTsVzI9,, gD1TyR.

{+yD aCE!-EcrCaftcr the pay InCuJ
w for 4 Ia. Advertisements will be
due after the first iE7se rIi0u those from
"A distance ~ Uss be paid FOR in adVaTC e.
J II WORK 10 be paid for on LIVE
RE. January I. 1914.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-09
NOfico.
Ehc State OF Mississippi.
T1E9o -COUfV r

Yo@oo Circuit Cart sWng as a CouR Of
Chancery,.Hay Term 1874.
James r. Robinson, complainant,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-09
81 . ) + ef re
Be
an bas 9olt pon 0btp.

9lts bic Geprdfentanten Der Demcfratie ces Gtaats
Ohio in Der @cnoentcn, fnben mir uns, in getrdot
Der pttbtt9en @esendnoe, nber bic mir perhanoe(u
oeu, uub Der 8erauttporrehfei bic mir oesbalb ouf
uns nehmen, oerpfid,tet @ud Die 9lnId,teu Der Ie
mofrate Sbio's iiber Die 9roBen fuuoameutolen uno
ccnititutionenen 4rncipeu oorSuleeen, Die e fur rcn
@runbpfeiler Der amerfanilhen Union, unb amerita,
ntider Sreiteit bdlt
BET Der Daresuna eteier 9lnNdten rniitn mir nctb'
,penbigernee bic oew6bnhen @,ruubfdse Der an,eri
faniden Democratic barle9en, uno mir werbem Der.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-09
Ser Wenl 6bett 2tuferfebuns.

Qarrp earring
Nls 9pmne in O1ultt s;fttt pon Souls @trat
III 0ttw Dort.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
soNG or THE WILDERNESS.
nv GEORGE LUNT.

oa ii merry and free, by the wild, wild sea,
Where the tumbling pillows dash and howl
Iove the tossing bough and the forest growi
And over the Prairie, away, away,
What wave SO swift as our forest steeds
We sing out our rifles ere peep of day.,
And off for the glades where the wild deer leeds
The dancing blood in the keen air springs,
We're ND and away, o'er the tinkling snow,
sTha, under our tread with music rings
And the silYery sparkles flash and fly
From the iron hoofs that are fleet and strong
And the gray quail darts with her whlstng cry
And the partridge whirrs as we pass along
And over our saddles, while day is bright,
We fling the dun-deer and the prairie blrd,
And hey for the eyes that will dance in light,
When the homeward trampofourst steeds is heard!
Oh. this is the life of the woodman free,
In his hut by the clearing wide and rude
Though tis merry and free, by the glad glad sea-
Yet ours is the life of the green wildwood :
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
A SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC EESTORER
AND BEAJTIFIt,R

TRIAL BUTTLES-THREE SHlLLINGS
"a NO THOSE who have used Joness Coral Hair
4 Restorative know its excellent qualities; to whose who
have not that the fact of oar selling hreehing
ties must prove the truth OF our that
AFRAID OF persons trying small quantity first,
TO possess the following quatieslt will the hair
where Nature intended hair srow stop
falling off, scur dapdru and make light red grey
exceed hls-t makes truly beautiful and keeps
It's, indeed, the most economical yet SUPERIOR article made
for the hair. Sohprce shiliiHcs b5ttiea the
sign Of the American Eagle, SO Chathamseet New-Yok
10 Fnltonstreet Grooklyn State Boston; Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia; 207 KIngsreet Charleston S. {.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
,er,ed shall have my constant and anxious at

adyerted, shall have my Constant anu aIHlous at
And now, Captain, with my hearty thanks for
the kind and friendly welcome which has been
piven me on board this fine ship-a noble sPecl-
men of American architecture-allow me to eS
press my fervent wishes that all her voyages may
be prosperous, and that she may realise the fond
est expectations of yourself, her crew and hef
owners.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS.
M ERCtIANTS about establishing new firms
1II requested 10 psruse the Coowin CARD:
The subscribers having bsen established for number OF
years, and being practical SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS would acquant Merchants and Others that they
have concluded reduce their CHARGES tcr cash on!y
50 PR. CENT. BELOW tlleir former PRICES.
SUPERIOR STYLE. ACkERAlAN Z MILLER,
jai2 3nf No lG3 Nassau 81. Ann.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
szA HOUSE AND LOT IN JERSEY CITY

EA HOUSE AND LOT IN JERSEY CITY
t;iH For SALE7Thst valuable and very pleasantly
.uated ouss and Lot the southwest corner O; w ash
iagtoa and York streets the highest ground and in the
centre OF The place. tie public square From the
upper stores there delightful prospect the North River
the City OF New asd surrounding country The Houss
is stories built of brick with roof about, or 10 years
since mostly BY days work under the suI-rin-ndsuce of
the owner, with hard finished walls throughout above
basement. The first story furnished with Marble Mantels
Crates, Sliding Doors, and Painted Walls Second story
Sliding Doors between The principal ooIas and bedrooms
over the hall Third story hasa good rooms having
places and three closets The basement and kitchen are very
pleasant with closets pantries between Vau; under the
street in nntand large brick the yard The
IS feet front Washington So feet deep on York
The House over 5000 build il, and within
three walk OF the ferry which makes II very d-sr
able residence for person dong business New York For
particulars apply 10 j. w. HIGGINS,
jas lms Dey 81, y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

I AIDES, DON'T USE COMMON CHALK, II
Llosks bad ures the ska and makes il look yellow
Try Jores Spanish Lily White; gives the face reck
pure eike alabaser sheaess. Sold a. the sign of the
American Eagle 81 Ch,ihamsreet. New-York AMI al 1870
Fultoa-street, and 81: Administered, Breoklyn IA I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

FOR SALE--New and SECONDHAND doors.
sases sash doers, counters drawers shelving SC ready
p'a'se'' Wy - Socse, u fhu1 S'- Ja20 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

'TO IRON MASTERS. .-i or sale, Mill SIZES
II the immediate psghbohosd Ct Bituminous Coal and
to tide where such Coal Ore found together
The communication complete with Philadelphia Balti.
more by Canals and Railway For Pamphlets descriptive
!hs porerty and farther information aprly to Archibald
AEnyre Albany; Archibald Robertson Philadelphia
70 the undersigned No as Merchants Exchange New York,
where may be specimens of the coal and ore xo
plO Sm+ y W R CASEY. Civil Engineer