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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
s2i with sales; Brendywne nominal at as .rdl2s
cargo of Shlpstuffs sold ~ l2:c


GRAfN-Th-feh has been very little deiug II Grain TO-DAY
To- OF suppliss parcel OF Whea, is adoa; unsold
Corn Is still and dsts are Offering 50 55 20 ar
rive We notice farther sales 1000 bushels Northern az
measure. Rye held ssc The slip, with sales 1866
bushel5 Oats are heavy 30 81 for Northern and
2sc for southern. 4 LOT OF Bar!ey IS on ,h- market
sEEDS-Ths demand for Clover 5 atill scre and no.
tce sales $50 bbls 81 lO for free as1 prime
Very good Clover De had al 81 10 Tigao;hy
IS selling aey 4; il so SIS fer good a-tcle Rough Flax
IS, no supplies. Clean i, OF season.
PROVislONS-The market for Pork ebou, beiore
reported OF Prime there have been sales leo 2oo bbis
l2s 25 and of Mes; 200 b0s 6. The asking raie
Z; the close Is and s7i and holders firm pr
ces The market however ,ctive Beef is quiet az
s7i 81 and s7 s6 for Coun,ry aad 50 and {
$50 fox CITY. Il Lard there much doing to-day.
We notice salss $50 kegs City u: and DO Ohio
Butter fair demand &c inferior, 70 for
mon, l5 Is for good 20 p prime The s,eck IS
large. Cheese steady, but Sc. The
stock is fair.
HAYwe notice farther sales 1890 800 bales for
shirment. {: 20 Ia SEC. cash.
TALLOW.-As. sale OF 10 b5ls. prime Western Rendered
made &c, cash.
FRUGT-w- notice sales four tons Dried Apples 4ic
HIDES-A sale Of 1922 Spanish Main hss been made Al;
lie NOS. and 57l CaTthasena al lie.
BONE-We notice sales 1900 lbs; North West al &c, for
home use.
New-York Cattle Market. April l.
Al market 6oa Beef Cattle, (3O1 from the Southl 300
Sheep and 100 Cow, and Calves.
PRcrs.-Bre Ca:tis-owiug the small supplies, the
market has been quick advance Of per cwt and
quote 81 IS IS IS S. IS Sc 25 and s. 50
SC IS.
Cocs and Cllres.-The market cleared al Sl2 S2i
Sheep.-All sold at from So 10 SIS, quality.
Hay-Supr large at 6 tic for loose and 50 so per loa
II 100 bundles
CAyToS Dec. s,-AmeTcaq Dome,,ics and Drlls-seyera
parcels have changed hands during the week and prices have
somewhat improved CochineaThe stock IS considerably
reduced the large quantities that have lately been eeIpod
India. Coon-Steadisr than for time past; Cotton
Yaru-A few sales have Effected Iron rather !ower-
LeedAbou 1000 pous have tonnd purchasers LonE Cloths
Firm 0pum-kIoeednCly dali. Teas Ankoi-Thatin IA
the market quality CapeE nothing has been
done Congo all the ne have been cleared on; Hung
mueY about 23OO chests Canton but nobody IN
clined NEEDLE with them; S0uchOnE, i-w chops o. mid
ding quality have found purchasers ynn few huuded
chests have been bough and s. asis have been aid for fine
qnalitystock $50 chests HySon Ssjn purchases OF
good quay-stock $500 chests Young Hyson considerable
ttrsstock of old 2500 half chests. of 5000 nall
GunpOwder and lmIal, there aot much dong
FreigsTo London and LIVERPOOL t2 10 TO t3 per ton ot
SC I4.t.
ycha1re on Lordou-A; months siChi. Is I'd per dol
lar bills are very scarce: CaIous dollars Old Head cert
prem Ferdinand par; Republican do rer cent discount
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

~ ERysIrELAs OR ST. .tSTHoNY's FIRr.-Wnght' :
Indian Vegetable Pills easy nie and certain cure Tor
Erspelas because they carry OF by the stomach and bowels
those morbid humor which. II deposited on the lungs are the
cause of the above dangerous complaint From three TO SIX oi
ald Indian Vegetable Pills Will mnke perfect OF the most
obstinate attack OF EyspeaS nj the same tune the digestion r
improved and the blood completely puhcd that new e
and ygor given 10 the whole irnme -,
For sale wholesale and retail at the principal Office, No 20
Greenwich-sueet
Camtion-As counierets abroad avoid all stores OF
dian Vegetable Pills.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale of the Medicine whole
sale and eal-No. S Greenwlchstree Newly ork No iS
Tremon,street. Boston; and l69 Racestree Philadelphia
BRAsDREIH Pulls OUR CLTMArE-THE WEATHER
AND IFS EFFECTS The sudden change OF the weather viii
be productive much sickness unless people CAREFUL 10
attend the the stomach and bowels If this IS done
no danger will arse but the first feeling OF headaohe pain
IN the side back bowels have recourse 10 BRASpRETH
VsGrrArLE USIyERsAL PILLS. Six or eight of these pills
will in most be spclrnt, first dose And one dose
OF this kird improbn6e may prevent months oi SICK
ness perhaps death.
They WILL if used duug the prevalence OF any cause Tor
disease generally prevent fatal results because they remove
from the stomach and bowels moIbc matters na may
have accumulated u the system, by iuhang IMPURE AIR. or
from eating unwhoesome roop.
Il is al all lm-s pREvEST than cuRE disease; be-
cause taking preventive By thess pills, W. do
not debtae the natural functions of the body but rather
strengthen and assist them The peculiar action of Bran
dre;h Vegetable Uuvsrsal Pills is cleanse the BLOOD
from all IMPURITIES remove every CAUSE oil fAiN or WEAK
NESS and PRESERVE the CONSTITUTIONS IN such state oil
HEALTH and that casual changes CANNOT affect IL
SOLD-At 2tl Broadway. DR.. Brsndrsh's Principal Ohcs,
NaEne % Cath4rne 81. New York. and d, Mrs Booths
Market s., Brooklyn. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

- Cotton Canvas, COMPRISiNG HEAVY
SAIL DUCK. LIGHT RAVENS. for tOAT SAILS,
AWNINGS, SC Also, HEAVY TARFAULlNs. "A
PER tELTiNUS. . 10 - iacn-s wide; BiGClSG PLAIN
and tmllet and 1ch Also, Gram and Meal bags, "a
'H' : BRISIKEKHoFF. FOX L PoLHgMUs,
20 sn,s 50 Pine street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

q Spring Hats.-Ine subscriber informs Gentle
that he amply supplied with the (Sprng)
Pattern Hats
His prices will BE- heretofore for Fine .Nuria, 81 d
I'd quality 50 23 and this notwithstanding important ad-
alf stf SPENCER. 67 Chamber, street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
:. COTTON. Anerlonesr.

:. COTTON. Aneuoneer.
X COLION y co. Auction snd Commission
N.rehah,s, No i3 Fulton ,rd 81 Aanstrer, Liberal
sc'Aaees m4ds on sud prorp; ra6e.
WEDNESDAY. krrtly
4: 10 O'Clock, y No p t,prs--ssr
ELEGANT tGk>TrUNS-Betas the proVxrty OF 4 family
soca leaving ne OF sofas, rnahoSaay and
carried maple chairs, Brussels and
Aoesgy tables oSklnS mau; bail lsnr. marble
sos cSS.rsd beds and bsjdrS otrou,sns d,yapS
couch. mahogany rSEts GeSsiu: eurrau uaTbe TOP
w.shst1nG-t1S-,he- " i.h ,h~ kitchen fu,ultrre.
Also snsntity Of Household Farnarr bx,ns the r,opsr-
OF spnl!rron soas Sca;hl cow the premises which
viii D. sold without reserve. y oJJet.
EDGAEJE\KI\S, AGction~er.
DY HALLIDAY Y JENNl Nl\S-PtREMPTO.
u ny ADMINISTRATORS SALE of vsiusbe Build
iuc Lots tn 9Th Ward Of he cry New YORK. GFr<I-
wien Bank W.-h'nStoc ,nd S,thuae s,r-sis
HALLIDAY x JsNKt\> will sell, Thursday the &,h
.; u ocinck the M,,csip,s E,ehsaSe, <lcts
the westerly sid Of Gre-uwcn tbe
norh-weseriy Bank lots northerly
side nk-s,r-s, tex westerly from tn
rsr in; the nohcry side ,nk
Street So ist easirry from the cf WISH
lots the elSJ-ry sds VI "
rsDcius the p0rth-ssiey ci bahk Snd ssh
gngtcc aad lots the onhsrv side OF Bethuaess
cuumsncing f-et ly om he of w ,sh
with of aud the oi the w ash
Sethuue >-t lots The Improvements In tho
reishocrhocd all ofA dear Die tes rIp0n III ocior
th- heshtG and prs>4nt hs cty he ski Of
the a5Cve p~r Slii De snc without Tale
sale. aud h1l,cs the h>t day OF Nav heG the
i.,s viii De 70 ooud and
atS pet Lithogspaic AT the Office of
ths Nrcti0n--rS apt; tt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

r-N, S,rrs, E,auc,s Jr. of Skaueateies, now stop
ping A, HoN.nl's Hotel Y and viii be happy TO meet ms
coua,ry friends there or Pears during the ens'ns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
Commercial and Money Matters.
% For sales at The Stock E1elqrx., see Last peee

u For sales at the Stock Erehorg., see Last Poge
MONDAY. P. VI.
The Stock Market was not very active to- day, but
prices We're rather better than or Saturday
The marke, is nominal for Exchange, the steamer
having gone, At s; for Sterling and 52s, for Francs
RATES or DISCOUNT on BANK NOTE. AT So wALI-sr
Cneurrert Money. Broken Bank Mo1rt
Eastern. Bkbe 10 Boston. :: Bank of Oswego - l5
albany roy, Sch-nec &c. Z sCommercla Oswego 20
ierSey u Clint IN County a
fhiledeiphia VTarervliet ...... 2A
Baltimore . ltIJni,p1 Stareq D.
Safety Fund and Red Back. Housatonic Railroad par
SuS.nia. Ph9niX Charestown -. .45
pho o.-............2 EewbuIyport Bank 49,. s.
Indiana 2 Bank Of l. ons %
Michigan 3 Bank of Bennington 90
North Carolina. Ii GiraTd Bank. Philadelphia u
South Carolina. i Commercial Buff 40. ....is
The Merchants Bank of Canandaigua has been
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
NEW.YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY
II LtL IT,
BEAUTY.
AND LENGTH OE LEE.

Thursday ith, Saturday 9th Monday sh Wednesday
10Th To commence quarter eeoreS. Tickets for the Course
Si-Single admission 25 cts.
THE LECTURE DANCING will bs repeated FRIDAY April
IL Tickets can he had OF StIon Miles 2O5 Broadway, or
of Z lfDss % Barclay nh30
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

NE Martin Z. Thompson, Architect and Bald
er Office W al ptparrd 10 arnish Plans and
SrperiuirnG the Erection of Buildings N-sIoecce No. q
Clr ton plact, wref- h- MAJ be thr evening.
rnhs 3mis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

4 SCIEH TIFIC EXTRACT OF SaRsAPARnI.A
1CANDY An extract containing the hte blood of The foot
unnued with ulercury mineral. Persons who n:ns
Sarsapala should get one . cent package Of JONES CAN
DY. which warranted 70 conain OF the nedica-
properties Of the root Sold the ign OF the American Eagle
q Chatam-stree and SS Broadway, 10 Futonostreet
BROOKLYN. az In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

- The Invisible wig cloSel : tes- ulbl-s the
reah.ad hair that and have pononn
c-d perfect and OF the day
The great OF lhis aud unique WIZ its be-
ing made w-avi1e, which causes AZ
p-arance so closely rrs,nbc the natural boIG is
natural appearance defy dst>ctoG y, texture
beng beautln lOfoGs aud r- that a cases OF
p-r>p.atiou evaporation nHIn-d-d. and tbs -vJ vi
other Wiss ayoIded The sc-ptic aud
a. alike invited inspect this novel and beautiful VIZ aGt
The y uar method the head r- nsnfaotur.r
A l. BARRY I4s Broadway. of LIb-rty:seet, up
xrair, ruh22 Gils
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

O6TH STREET-Public notice IS hereby gwen
PETITION has been presented the Board Of As
sistant Ad-rnoa Regulate and the curb ard
TnIrr sixth between The 9h and ION Az
All persons restsd the above psoposton aad opposed
thereto requested present. tec objections Whiting
the undersgea h Office No. Hall of Records on or by
ths Iith ins:. JOAN t.WEN. STREET Commissioner.
S.tr-i IDnmisslon-ra Cfic-. Anil l. lS.I. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

~ u. S. frgate Potomac arrived at Havana
.,r Santa Cruz on the 18th ult. Officers and crew
,lST in all well.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

VOCAL MUSIC IN sCH0oLs.-A person &C
cuiron.d TO teach Vocal Music elassrG vail eGgss-
the r-sctaoe school oy the quarter
oth-re Teachers who have aot already lotodneet hii
b,ercn their schools sad VINO desous
of dong So may nd their confer Iih the adj
ys,tl.,r p-s., address o 2 q. Tribune Otice. s25t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
Y DR.. Fell. Gouraud,s Poudre SUBTLE

CrDr. Felix Gouraud's Poudre Subtle
viii completely aud pn4u-nty eradicate surruous human
n4ir females npper bps Ike h. conc-ang ID and
elevated Forehead the stubborn beard OF spd Of
sup-rfnous hair b. the genuine at the original
Office 81 Walker street, on door from Broadway.
81 p.l bottle; directions French and English.
AsrutS-t Guthrie, Maiden lane, Albany, Myers New
Haven; Brown IS Ch-snut street Phladephi, Jordan
Ak.s;T-vt, Boston Gray POg. hksepsie ureen Worcsssf.
areton Lowsl L. Dyer, Jr Providence; Matth
Norwich Tonsey. Rochester y. y. Guild Bangor; Whit.
CALAIS. =.
and no uis,.ke l1ls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
rRlAl. RorrLEs-rMNEE SlmLLINGs.

GzA AWaTCHEo-The iargeSI and rn3st splcn-
- 4!d assortment Of Watches she city IS to be foane
,erpuons Of Gold AID SILVER Wstch.s ,ns n. styles
from th- aDuAciurssi la EGzland frsee and swzsfasd
and enabled offer afSef .reD and >, much less
retail. than other h.use Ia IN, city Gold
Watches a. low s2) TO s3 eeh Waicne. and ;e~ery
exchanged bought Al Wat.he. Sarraot,d 10 e,p good
tine tie retrrned. Wa,cls Clocks and Jswefry
repaired 10 the oes' snper ed warranted lower n c; any
Other place in i!.- city.
q. e, ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and J.~siry,
aaisr shoE-sals add retail % Wail.s;rest, vi tairs,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
HARPER & BROTHERS
WILL PUBLISH
THIS DAY, APRIL ls1.
THE SCHOOL AND THE SCHOOL

w Liz L nli-Ei
THIS DAY, APRIL ls1.
THE SCHOOL AND THE SCHOOL
MASTER.
Manual Tor ,h- OF Tesehcr>. Employers Trust:si
In.r-ctors &c &c. cf Common Schools Complete IN
volume. containing
l. tbs SCHOOL-Its Obee;s, Relations and u,ss, y
sketch OF Education needed II the tai;ei ss'
the Present. Srate of CoEmon Schools tc bs; OF 10
p-ovins them the ises o<Psrsa's rrust
INSPECTORS *. By a Potter, D. D.
II THE SCHOOLMASTER-The proper ChaEae'si
Studies and DUTIES OF the Teacher with The 5ss methods
the Government and distinction OF Common Schools, ant II
Principles on which the Sehochouses should b bu
ed med and ventilated By Geo. 8. E'eetsca, a. NJ
on TUESDAY, No. 9 OF
Dir. BAlRD'S
RELIGION IN AMERICA.
RELIGION IN AN ERICA, or, account OF the Oris.n
Progress Relation 20 State the Present condition of n
Clutches the United Safes With rc-ces
the uaev,ngsiical Denominations Ry RoeESr BAIsp, .u
thor Of Union d. Eg,e Et,, dSns Ia Nouve:i
Angisrerre. Ia parts Pc- twenty-five per pasi
The whole work neatly 5ourd ~ muslin, Sll-e2i c-rtT
ON WEDNESDAY.
CLARk'S ALGEBRA.
ELEMENTS OF ALGERIA, embracing also The TheofI
and Application OF Logahm. together with sppendy
containing 6us Series the GvneTsl Theo OF Eeaatoe,
and the mos, approved Method, Of resolving the higher Eui
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

= Italian Che emtcal Soap.-For curing irecSlss
pmpl-s .fuptons bloches. scurvy aorDhew heat spots
mosquito bits an4 all irritation and rougane.s and sslow
ness and darkness the skin. THIS soap OF the most
remarkable Of chemical discoveries It. oent and
healing qualities spoken Of IN all directions lever? one
who use recommend One cake 50 cents warrant 10
all ordinary aud It IS 10 be had genuine only
s. Walker street door from the OF BIoadwsy
Agents Milk STREET Boston u Chestnut street, Phafe
phs Gray Pou= hAespsis Tousey Rochester Myers New
Haven Dyer, Providence Carleton, Lowell and Trpp
Sew .rk mh9 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

posr PErRE-Recent advices from Point Petre
present the markets there for all kinds OF produce
1serably dull.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
ARRIVED.

Ship Splendid sand from whampao Oes ,, Macao Dec S
with tens, silks. SC, TO G tiriswoll.
ship Fornuxa Crawford. II dlyS from Mobile cotton TO
Wm Whil0ck. lied company ship Robert lsaacs
and bark Reform, Tor York
lachicola, cotton. 10 Goodhue & Co.
BsIk Superior Allen IS days from Mobile cotton, TO Tly
lor Il Nernli.
Bark Isabella Mckee, a'ys from Orleans and
molasses AlSop X ChauuceT.
Brig Rebecca Fisher, Johnson, 25 day, from Guayama,
Pr 0 hhds Us do molas.s. BEN De Fores; Co
Brig Lucy Ann White, of Thomaston from Vera Cruz
t3 ds gm) Campaoy. $50 ton5 logwood TO Schoon-
maker Eth Mireh lat 0 ioug al! SPOKE schr Increase
Neie from Mob for Phads adspaa-eluestei b. reported
Sehr Brant. Mcintyre, days from Georgetown, 5 e,
lumber, bound TO New-Hay-n.
BELOW,
One bag. unknown The shp Robert .,acs, from Mobile
aud barkS Reform Tor DO and Nancy w Stevens BE-
low. reported by yest-rlav's morning papers
he bound packets tlired ~ consequence OF
had siuds Wind l..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
New-York, Apal 2, 1874.

NUTlCE.--All persons having bills against the
~ Com Of the Board Of Trustees for ths Coacr,t at
the Broadway fahentcr for the Benefit oil me New-fstk
F- Department Fund, requested The
SATURDAY morning, Apn sn. The kePteee atiTes Of IN
d.i.v MARTIN w. ENNONS.
ali Charrnau OF COMMITTEE II Sp-rce II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

DEAI E'S ROTARY STEAM ENGINE.-The subscriber
Dhas ,en,y received from England, where of the
one have been for months successful
operation Five Horse Power. The advantages OF tins
engine simplicity o: construction compacnes Of iornl
economy fuel durability and cheapness. Persons dcsrous
of obtaining three 70 FIVE horse power requested 70
address the subscriber: Box No 3 Lower Post Office OF
payment w not be required III the engine mas been IN
opefh''"' '"ns eHoNs" ~ ''''e - ;Tti6N,S JOHNSON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

BOARDING A gentleman and his WIFI and a fsw single
. gen suea can be accommodated with plensnnt Rooms
and Boz at No d CITY HALL PLACE, corner OF
Duane ap2 2sis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-29

10 partake Of luneh a, bis house, prepared
IN anticipation OF orr arrival, bu: from an
anxiety 10 witness The frd movement Of tho
Convention, the invitation wns declined, and
pushed on 10 the Fast Village, where we
were greeted with many cheers from thou.
sinls Of cnthn irstic Wings for the Troy
delegation and the Empire State The pro
ccssion was iormcd in ibis village, anil was
first moved to an assault upon the creature
comforts furnished ni shon distance I'm n
field) in the grel,es, profession After The
immense throng had Gu, and come again
until fully stated, ten thousand more though
never so hungry, might have been filled at
the second table As m instance Of proin'
sion, 500 loaves ofbrcl1 remained unea'cn,
after the speaking was concluded Onr
delegation was seized upon end fully con
WINGED that the ld,ch-string Of the Bcnnng'
ton Wings hangs outside the door, as we
pariook OF the most refined and generon'
hospitality it las ever been our lot 10 oHpo
rienc Among others whose names =
cannot now recollect, were our hosts, Mr.
Brown, Mr.. c. Lyman and Mr. Waters"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-29

HoMBUG.-We wish VI 10 be distinctly under
stood, the certificates and other prooT. Of the .,
celcncc Of DIR Wistat's Bals,m of Wild Cherry
which appear in this paper occasionally. are fully
and strictly tue. None other will he given. The
following Is from well known builder
New York March 10, 1913,
| was last fall attacted with a p,in and severe
soreness OF the chest, which con ;inued Tor a mum
Der of weeks. ] had previously Tor several wears.
been subject to pcrmnneot weakness. caused by y
sirnin.s his last attact gave me much apprehen-
SION. MS cared 1t was the com uenccment Of fatal
disease. About the middle If December began 10
take DIR Wstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, sinple
bottle of which soon moved all soreness from the
chest, added strength and ,por to the iunrs--and
now regard myself ~ perfectly sound and well
JOHN BROWN. 81 Ann street.
UJFor sale by DAFIELS & BELL, Rutland
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-29
MA vote was taken o. board Of tie cans
from Utica to Albany Saturday %, OF all L.
RUTLAND CLAY CLUB.

Alta meeting Of The Rutland Clay Club
held at West Rutland, the following gentle
men were appointed Commune Of vioil
onee in their respective school districts, md
10 funish means Of conveyance 10 the polls
tor all Wing VOTERS Henry Musscv. II
w Lcs,cr Alpha II Post. 'lvin f,uncv
l)nnlel Kelly, Joel VI Meols. Silas Smith
Z. = blanchard, Josephns Smith, II II
Dj'r J. Edgcr'on, JAS T. Chcnv, Benin.
man Hayward. Horace Barn Wait Chat.
trrton, VIM Humporv D,nnis Smith. Ste.
phen Smith, Moses Pa ms, Amrsa Pools.
Ca motion the meeting was adiournrI to
meet Mt the school house at Gookins Falls
ont'riday evening Angus, 30lh q, o'clock.
where II is expected tina, all the good wing:
Of Rutland will be present,
NJ. G, EVEEETS, Secretary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-29
Secretaries.
WHIG CONVENTION AT BEN
NINGTON.
10000 Wigs in council.


One ofthe largest Conventions ever as
sembled in Vernon, was held in Renning-
ton on Friday. A moderate computation
makes the number presen, 10000; of whom
several thousand were ladies There we're
5000 ladies IN the procession, which ox;en'
ded several miles in length.
The Convention was held in The village
Of East Bennington. The Hon, Solomon
Foo, of Rutland, NJ. C.. presided.
The Hon. Samuel Phelps, the dlstin'
guished u. S. Senator from VI, first address
sed the CONVENTION. Mr. Phelps spoke
for an hour and half with great ability
His speech was characterized BY sound
arguments happily illustrated.
Mr.. p was followed by Mr. Van Wag'
ner the Poughkeepsie blacksmith, in an ad
mirable mud well delivered address. Mr.
Porter of Waterford, ~ Y, came next. a
young man ofGne talents which have been
well cultivated His speech was one OF The
best of The occasion, and of a nature calcu
lated 20 do much good. The concluding
speech was mad1 by Joseph White, Esq Of
this city. He spoke for about an half honE
with great spirit and eloquence
This Convention far exceeded in mum
bers the great Wing Convention held al
Bennington in 1910. This was admitted
By all VINO were presen, on both occasions
A delegation OF about 80 Wings alien
ded the Bennington Convention from this
city. They speak in rapIurous terms OIL
hospitality OF the Yermonters, and the en-
ihusiasm and zeal which they witnessed IN
that truly glorious republic. One OF the
delegation has cent US the following sketch
ofihe excursion for publication.
sour delegates on arriving at the hrsi
village, were welcomed By a gentleman
foTnely a resident Of ibis place; and lnyiIe-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-29

ProFLr or THE NORTH M NOT DEcrIy
ID Il, isproper tina, the people OF the
North should be folIy informed Of the cx.
p"clalirns Of the Polk men Of the South
where Free Trade IS the great doctrine A
Mobile paper thus notices a fpeech ut late
Polk meeting in TIM, city
Mr.. Chambers speech at the Democrats
tent few evenings since, was in his usual
doqueu, impossioned and brilliant style
lie commenced by saying that party lines
were now broadly and distinctly drawn,
that Mr. Clay was the candidate of the Pro.
tective Tariff party, and Mr. Polk OF the
Free Trade party
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-29

HE the subscribers being appointed by
w Hon. Probate Court for The district A.,
Fsifhayen, commissioner 10 receive, oxami ,
and adjust all claims and demands of all :,
sons against the estate OF
Hoel Sleaens late Of Paulef,
10 said district, deceased, aud also all claims
and demands exhibited ia Offset thereto and
six months from the 10Th day Of July ls44
being allowed by said court for that pur-
ose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend 10 The business Of our said ap
uinlmeni a, the House of Joel Stevens IN
Pawlei, on the frs, Mondays ofOciober and
January, next. from l0J'clork 81, uh'
O'Clock p. m. on each Of said DAYS.
Matthias ALLEN. SMiTH Hirr Com. 30