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The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
FOR SALE.
COTTON PLANTATION IN TIE
Dec % f843 10 St

L
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
YEyffE we'll known Cotton Plantation
IL called sFAtRvIEw,' in Claiborne
county, Miss, on the North Fork Of
the Bayou Pierre, five miles from Port
Gibson, on the road leading TO Grindstone
Ford, and eleven miles from Grand
Gulf; containing about 300 acres Of
land, 500 or 900 Of which is cleared,
and fully 1000 or 1900 more OF fine bot
tom and upland fit for cultivation, and
the remainder thickly timbered and good
pasture.
Also, from so to IS Negroes, mostly
born on the place, and good Cotton pick
ers; together with the stock of Horses,
Mules, Cattle and Hogs, Farming Uten-
sils. &c.
The improvements are, Dwelling
House, Gin House, with two Stands and
BaIing Press, Mill, Barn and Stables,
Blacksmith's Shop, Negro Cabins, &c,
Mr.. Prestly Davenport, Manager on
this Plantation, will give every inform
alton relative to the place.
From persohs wishing to purchase,
proposals in writing or Otherwise, will
be received by
ACCORDION WYLIE & Co.
New Orleans, La.
and JOHN g. GREEVES,
Port Gibson, Miss.
Dec % 1913 10 If
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
Administrators Sale.

EDY virtue Of an order granted by
y the Hon. the Probate Court Of tie
county Of Claiborne, at the January term
A. ID. 1914, | will sell at
PUBLIC SALE,
on Saturday, the Cd day of March next,
(f844,) on credit of ten months, at his
late residence in said county, all the per-
sonal property belonging to the estate
of Joseph Rush, decd, consisting of the
following, to wit:
One negro woman, Sophia,
aged about "a years, and her
child Ann, about 4 years old
Also | Ox,waggon-3 yoke Of
oxen-20 head cattIe--6O head
of hogs horse-I mare and
colt-20O bushels of corn--3
stacks offodder-F Farming uten-
sils---one lot Of household and
kitchen furniture, &C. &c.
Sale 10 take place between the hours
Of 12 o'clock Nj. and O'Clock p NJ.
Purchasers required TO give note with
approved security.
JOHN A. HEADRlCK, Admir-
on the estate Of Joseph Rush, decd.
Jan 27 1914 I'll T5-tds.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
LIST OF LEr.rFPe

Een3ainlog IN the Post Office at Port Glib.
,on " mississippi, on the 3ls, day ol DecenGer.
lo,s5' ~hlch II not taken out before the 3lst
ea4 % % March, 1874, will BE- sent 10 the Cen
efal fost Office as deads Letters.
Il Plense . u. e 4
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03

DoGAN's INDICATED CANDY
II For cure of Coughs. Colds, lnhu-
anzas, &c. Just received fresh supply,
and for sale by
A. ]. McGILL.
Port Gibson, Jan. 13, 1844.-4w
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
Executor Notice.

Els hereby given 10 all persons indebt
H ed TO the estate of Israel Loring,
decd, 10 come forward and make imme-
diate settlement, and those having claims
against said estate, to present them duly
authenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
a. w. PUTNAM, Ex'r.
Jan 27 1914 1916
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03

HI Re MGRRRIRl l8TaDa
Brown Sugar, BY Dbl and retail. e
African, Mocha, Java, Rio, &. Havana
Coffee,
Gunpowder and Imperial Tea.
Rice, new crop,
Dutchman's Head; and Pine Apple
Cheese,
Salmon, Mackercl, Cod Fish s. snok
ed Herring.
Sardines, Picked Lobsters and Beef
Tongues,
Lamp Oil, Sperm and Star Candles,
Sugar. cured CanvasSed Hams, uncan-
vassed Hams,
Cranberlies, Prepared Cocoa; Tama-
rinds, dried Currants,
Macaroni, Figs, Citron, Raisons, Mace,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Spice, Pep
per Indigo, Starch, Salarraius, Table
Salt, Mustard, Pickles, Walnut Ketchup,
GOSHEN BUTTER, VERY FINE;
CONFECTIONERY,
Cordials, Champagne, Port d Madeira
Wine, and Holland Gin,
Brandy, from 81 90 TO $3.50 per gallon,
Mountain Dew, Valley Fog, Burbon,
SherIey and common Whiskey.
Superior Tobacco, in IA lb. boxes,
Painted Tubs and Buckets,
Well Rope, and Well Buckets,
SO Kegs best Sweeds Iron Nails, as
sorted sizes.
ALSO lot of Shoes, Brogans, Shirts,
Drawers, Yarn Socks, Powder, Shot
Caps, Lead, &c &c. &c.
All of which will be sold very cheap
for CASH.
Port Gibson. Dec 2. 1913.
- .4--YSr,r, r,I,I0f, ,Cvr1T,t1 - -
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
TO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Ia The recent destruction Of the Cogrl
House, lost all my papers, both public
and private, in The latter were noEibec
Of due bills and memorandums for money
loaned of which | have no account, s. as
| cannot rccoIlect the persons to whoia !
have loaned money, hope all such as
know they are in my debt will como for
ward as speedily as possible and pay up,
or renew their obligations.
NJ. .. HOPKINS
Nov. II, l843--4tf.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03

roc.55 c5n a,oss by all means Bot =. the -. In
he Coon On foIfs d aast let 60 the eoek-
oo'o Of Of ,bsr STATE Righ,, allies Lies
1bs Co., S:s wings Il ike gaseonadlngs s 0reg, ,
@Ps o,1 ,rors defiance to the ,n, ~otai haA ana
]s ta, e" ,be h NuIlitying Branch are not
tboa ID L9a' - 'o quarter h;m upon their coal'
sot,I.sa me - Van BureniteS they must con.
As te'ttamseIyes tet ,as with the WeosGl long ago
rrss'9,{Epe a,Ee Il the IFcassl-he's sinking
lne'' i'IIow. ianG fond OF creeping through
'.'iI5 =. al and none therefore may dispute
crashs;' ,;,le 1s TO him. He's the very animal
theIr ~, ,.'s ,bsy he want at this particular
too' lo-bs's Ina so good at IMroHlng ~
I lIoca'Ih :, ,h., we are certain they'll hnd
MIN useful.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03

him uS0'"
~ ~, If Leisure and the Pale Boy.
I9S N ~ nIease not forget TO ask the
-"loI y. ~, sir" said a pale blue>eyed
?'acS = i, he brushed the coat OF the man OF
'..yarc, ~ =, at his lodgings, =. r.,.,; ~
"Ce,'%,% e, ooi6u that way in day or lwo."
'ha,l anJ a you ask for the place for me,
,.iov," p'd said the pale boy, on the fol
esT'@ ;ar 5sy with quivering lip, as he
ssas,co,tnmei the same office.
2s.y' syo"was the answer, 1 was busy but
1g7today."
,Sa b,v and ga7ed Fistlessly on the
ga, "a IA NJ lnkln laid in his hand.
'',17 rto ~, bov went home. lie ran TO the
nnry ~ children with the loaf Of bread
~ boJs hsj earned by brushing the gentle-
r.on's u" = coat at the hotel. They shouted
~;,b ,,' ;ae. ard his mother held out her
.manc,ioated m hand for a portion, while a
s:etIy smile fitted across her face,
",fothcr, dear,'' said the boy, "Mr.
IakIin thinks he can get me the place,
md shall have three meals day only
Isiok. mother, three meals!-and it won't
GEetbree minutes to run home and share
j. with you.''
The morning came, and the pale boys
mice trembIed with eagerness, as he ask
ID Mr.. Inklin if he had applied for the
race.
"Not vet" said the man Of leisure,
,bn there is time enough"
The cent that morning was wet with
ars. Another morning arrived.
"It is very thoughtFess in the boy to
so Iafe," said Mr. lnklin, "not soul
ne TO brush my coat"
Fhe child came at length, his face
goIIen with weeping.
a am sorry 10 disappoint you," said
Re man of leisure, "but the place in MIR.
IS store was taken up yesterday"
The boy stopped brushing, and burst
srresh into tears. 81 don't care now,'
MD he, sobbing, tive may as we'll starve
Mother is dead"
The man Of leisure was shocked, and
he gave The pale boy dollar!
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Markets.. Carefully Reported for The Tribune.

TUESDAY, NOV. L.
AsHESThe market for Pets dull at 1az; but Pearls are
steady a, ga g without much DOING The sales oil Pots
are about 100 bbk.
CQTToNThnre has been bu, moderate demand for this
Pces show father change but the tendency OF the market
4, downward. Holders genernIy anticipating unnvor
aoe news hy the next steamer and are anxious tn SELL here
are few buyer. for consumption Market but most OF the
transactions or shipment.
FLOUR AND MEaI.-The market Is extremely dull to.
day and buyers holding of market for lower rates
he asking Prce for Geneses generally 4 at which some
SehsSa 9nd OHIO held al the ~ sm ss, rate 80
no; inn md Richmond Country can BE- bought at
fsb Lev Mi 81 r5.b RshT0nd 9Gg
bbls have been so bu, old offered 20 Rye Flour
: $50 Brandywne Meal 2.15 Bag Meal 100 n
lo5 Buckwhea i, 10 per Bbl, 30 for prime
GRAIN-One lots OF Wheat the market. but
we hear Of y" sales Corn somewhat plenty and piees are
ern at SOC measure mud SIC welEhi Dsters will not eve &c
active. Barley IS uery dull and unsalea5le.
WHISKY-Pnces heavy and sales g Dbl, Western
made at 2I1a CTS, which decline
for hpon ea saps cy Sa e iG Poe g c
sale. since the steamer IRE As Geo lbs,
TOBACCO.-Saies GO hhds. Kentucky have been made at
AZ 5cts.
MEpIhe maIks; i not !s0 firm we note sales 200 bales
HlOESA lot ofa 800 Rio Gande has changed hands a, IL
CTS. g months.
-PLASTER.-The supplies are light and prices steady
Eastern worth So q s5. delivered up the river.
PROVISIONS-A few lots OF Pork together some so bbls,
have been sold $751; CO. and 500 for Prime and Mess
mand, and sales 80 bb made nj 2.. New Beef Is
steady and not coming freely S1es Prime 81, U1
bbls Mess 627. Some extra Mes selling Ut .. 90 -
Sne 20O bb old CITY Mess at ardis in good demand
but prices are dull Sales 800 bbls 81 per cw md GO kegs
al &C. The market -r Butter rather Improving. Cheese Is
without change. Sales 100 bb Beef Hams SIS per Dbl OF
2oO lbs.
FRUIT-We notice sales go bxs Rasns layers at So 200
half bxs Bunch and some quarter, at 5c part Of the
cargo of the schI Isaac Frnnklin.
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Correspondence OF Livingston & Co.

BUFFALO. NV - L VI.
Navigation closed for the season week from this day IN
lez but remained unobstructed last until the holidays
manner All the merchandise reached ITS places of destna
ton and no produce which designed to go forward was
withheld from the seGboard by canal distinctions Al the
present tune the weather very mild nd favorable for conti
ued trade During The past tny hours nearly one hundred
SAL vessels have taken ;hcr departure from this port laden
WIN INC unl aggregate OF merchandise and salt and num-
Der are last preparing 10 follow. Notwithstanding the disa
ter wich attend, many vessels attempting To reach remote
points Int IN the fall of them leaving are bound
Tor places IN W sconsn. which affords protection during
gale nIed ny The increased ptce OF freight and the
auotlIer iup
Prices aIc scatcely firm for Wheat ufoa One cargo of
Milan sold Of " cents md 200 bushels PRIME Mis- gnn ut the
Ordinary samples OF Chicago 10 cents and rnther dull
80 bbb. good Ohio sold NJ average of 81 o. and two
three parcels OF Corn Michigan 81. Pork coming
no<e freely from the lnrmeH-worth q per l0 Whisky
has been brought up the canal The demand here &c
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- HEALTH! o BLESSED Health! thou MT above all
a aud easrre It's thou who ennFSe the soul and open
al lis to receive instruction and TO relish virtue.
has these. has little TO wish for and he that
as TO have these not wants every thin. beside. Let
SO thankful; Brandre,h's Pill will give health. Get.
these blessed Pills, which cep,urys has fully eab-
a 10 be the best medicine bestowed ,an For the
ns colds and coughs they viii DO found every thing that
eae is capable OF lmpartlng. Sold DR.. Brandreths
saepal office, al Broadway al Hudsou.si ga Bowery
ssYOrk and Ms. Booth, Market-strees Brookyn and
tLson. larsnv City
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SINS sARslrARiLLA-Accidents often lead 10 expert.
ssn aud experiments to the DEVELOPMENT Of great truths.
.,sn, man on the falling of an apple 1t is presumed that
discovery Of the peculiar properties of SARsAPARILLA was
1tal and see how they have been concentrated and mod
- tT eJperment until at last have Sands Saraparla,
sraton which has ideu,nprovy been the of mti.
1r sernrs and saving the lives OF thousands. But for
eToerents which hive thus resulted how many would now
,spuns burdensome existence who rejoice IL the posses
c, pponted for all living who the pride of friends and
.rsf Of families Let those who cicd with those dire
diseases Of the skin and OF the flesh ind muscles winch are
m he efficacy of Sands SarsapatIu before they ure beyond
u reach Of medicine.
,le and efficacy see pamphlets, which may be obtained
I'M prupriciors and their agents gratis.
iNS Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton street, SewYork.
ia also a, 2S Broadway, n East Broadway. and by Dug
rs reneray Throughout the United States.
Pncc 81 pel bottle SIX bottles for IS.
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m SEE LIST PAGE.
Arrived,


Ship Unca Stewart, 20 days from Neworleans domestic
produce. TO Chester < Kemp. .
Brig Washington, Lowther IL days from ADDISON Me- with
spas, to order
Sclir Ii Lynch, days from Nurrl, to II Haycns.
Schr June, Croweli, Boston, fish.
Schr Cambridge, Hail. days from Boston, with mdzc, TO
Spmgue.
Schr Monitor Besse, days from Wareham Mass mdze. tC
Schr Julia and Nancy Sterling. Ncwbe, naval stores, &c
Schr Edward Peters. Smith, NIachas, lumber.
schr lclawuIe. Trot,, Portland, potatoes.
Schr Sen Bird, Pugh, Cherystone, corn.
schr Susan, Bodies, New; London potatoes.
Sohr Eliza Ann, Smith. Brandywne Hour
Schr WulIron, Niles, St0nlngton produce
Schr Amelia, Frsby, Portsmouth, potatoes.
Scir Florence, Randall. Bath, potatces.
Schr Columblanu, Stubs Boston, ndze.
Schr Trio, Chamberlain Boston, mdze.
Schr l.ucretia, Field, Eastport, potatoes
Schr Albert, Mcfarland, Ellsworth. lumber.
Schr Two Brothers, Reed, l.ubec, aster
Schr Cypress, Sawyer, Machns, lumber.
Sloop Victory. =, Providence
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DIED,

,..d.v morning ner short and painful illness, Mrs.
viiPII McDERAlAT. wife Of Mr.. Lawrence McDevmat,
nd g years 49,, ,,o ,,o,,,o-s &C ,L ,,a,bod;.,
Church m Duane of which she has been long
are respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral THIS
,s,pocn, o; O'Clock, from the Church, without further
~ Tuesday 18th inst in the lis: year of his age, JOSEPH
slrNDERs. ,,.;,oa >, o,,o,d h;s e,,o,
o lN Second.sireet. Tins Afternoon "wednesday nj
-
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nY- DIR. Phinneysin Family Pills constantly
for sale hy A. B. & D. SANDS rs Futon Street, 22 Broad
way. and y t.as; Broadway. ieo oI~


III DIR. II. Kimbalns Mineral Tecth.-The
celebrity which these Teeth have obtained and the high value
upon hem by those who have the together with
their Intrinsic superiority the great ot teeth
TIN; made this county, have induced DR. kimbail 10
make such arrangements will hereafter enable him TO
ply increasing demand for them e1en he has been
tended his practice in tbs department Of profession end by
the gh encomu that have passed upon these teeth by
them and 5y several OF the most eminent Physicians and Den
lists this city, vino have spontaneously offered The most am
pie testimonials their excellence These teeth are and VII,
continue to be made by DR.. k!mba e1eiHsD9y for has
practices they elegant manner upon heavy
bne the highest utility with the greatest possible Comfort They
be unsurpassed by any that made IN the
and to answer all the purposes that atca teeth be made
TO DR.. kimba wishes to be particularly noted that
teeth made in the style above mentioned al s prices
that charged for The most inferior kinds Specimens may
oio lmsys
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10. nspsEistH FRIaHrTuL CoSTRAsr.-At the election
~ oets the poll yote-the first challenged.
net was not. let's describe thcn The first really
% 70 behold his thick shaggy, dirty hair, the color o.
49, ron, bali grey half red: his coat collar covered with
al IL and dandrui-n Ct, he bad bad head of ho but
t q lace and neck filthy, almost putd with cnrbun-
and plmple the skin Of his neck yellow
u s,, DC had whtsken-n fact, he disgusting
az sbpne But his brother: They twins. The clear
s.ST g. .e white. broad, manly noble brow; the cea
an OF hands neck and face: the etty beard and short
s ne beautiful silky hair. He really handsome
u sDS acef two weeks before he like his brother IN
chi har but be had used three shilling bottle OF Jones
RESTORATIVE. and four shilling cake of Jones' Che
4 @ c me INT forces the hair TO grow. stops falling
~ No. CUR o. danduff, and makes and keeps hight red
,S beautiful, soft aud silky The soap cures pnples
cures scuryy, eryspeas chnied cracked
sign Of Tie aSerran T Fnsie 81 bssm s5ee h %,
md sst Z, iNind unless you are particular in the
oq, inr zone, Soap you will be swindlcd with poi
;atnSs ple,t asents-S State street. Boston, Ledger
III ssoSf nuadeipha; and lS Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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hay LlNIMENT.-The season approaches when that
Sue Ia the inhabitants Of our cities, the Piles, prevails to
unknown extent-"an ounce OF prevention is worth II
Sdnd Of cure. How the adage regards this COM
amt There article IN :hs city that II ed when the
enonoEy symptoms fall, will positively prevent The
X has commenced will directly The comfort q thu
@ has caused lis and those who IRE afflicted
rhoui delay. We aliude the Lays niment Sold by
aSCck g. Co. u Courlnndstreet, and be sure to get l.
zee some unp,incipled have attempted TO counter
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MARRIED.,
ID Injecting.

n,bsn Mass on the evening ofihe 9Th inst St. Pauls
AN h. Rev Samuel b. Babcock. LEWIS WHEATON
:EypaSER ofNew York city. to SUSAN WATERS, second
Sisi .'aSy Norcmber r. 1884, by Rev George B. Utter
,SSs ~ HUNTER TOBlTT, Of New-York. TO Miss MARY
SyiZsiIAW vi Springfield Mass.
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Commercial and money Matters.


~ For Commercial and Money Matters. Last Page.
TUESDAY, T. Al.
Thare was q change in The Stock Market for the
this morng, and full of about per cent took place
in the iance After the Board there rather better
feeling
In Exchanges there is nothing doing, and rates
IRE without variation. Sterling nomnally 10 10h Francs
SO.
Money is-ueain very abundant, and large sums
offered to-day good Stocks nj AZ u per cent and
lower, at CALL on Government Stocks.
Rates of Discount on Bank Notes at 81 Wail-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

tle.-TF- TRlCoPHEROUS is universally admired and
acknow d to DO the best and cheapest article for nouTshng
the Hal .revents from falling off turning grey pro-
duces stocs hair even at late period Of ie frees II
silk curly and glossy preserves 1t curl, and other decoT
tive formation nniparad By the summers heat violent
erc!se the relaxing tendencies of the ball roo To
children il Is Invaluable il lays foundation for beautiful
head Of hair.
stairs Beware Of the counterfeit sold dollar M is
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ADAMS 4 cos. EXPREsS.

Cr5~ The SUBSTITUTES give Notice that they have
made arrangements DAILY Express between Boston and
York. by which ALL goods entrusted to them be
forwarded wIou, delay of q hours has heretofore been
the during the winter months when the boats on either
line trweekly The report uieh has been indusIousy
circulated that only three per lceca UN
OUALIFIEDLY FALSE. ADAMS & co.
no lwis- 7Wallsreet.
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GouRAups ITALIAN Soar the most extraordinary remedy
he failing cure of pmpes. botches freckes chaps
lughne dscooraon other INJURY TO the skin ever IN
s1d Beware o. swindlIng poisonous counerieIaiwnys
Y for G0URAUD'S ITALIAN SOAP, AND ENEK
.lSE THE WILL To TAKE NO OTHER. GOuRAuD'S
SP 10 be Ind NewYork enly ct the original depot, o.
= Alkerst: fr Store FROM Broadway 50 cents cake Al
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STARCH.-J. p * W. LEE. Manufacturer Ms. 81 and
% eade street Newly ork have constantly hnnd large
assortment OF the above articles. which hey will sell the
lowest market prices warranted equal if superior
manufactured the city delivered or shipped without ohurge
for boxes or Carriage.
Merchants Gncers, Country Dealers and Families who are
in want of the above articles will find their interest 70
nls Smi. j. D. w. LEE.
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The schooner Van Buren,. Was, which sailed from Robin
on Me- for this port the 9 OF October, and which was
supposed 10 hive been lost, arrived here yesterday.
F The ships Finland and Serutoga bark and three brgs
nre ut anchor of Quarantine bound outdetencd by head
., ,n,r
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y Stop your hair from falling off, or you will soon be
aTer IL # you the genuine Oldrdges Balm OF Column
funi q Couunds,feet Il will positively stop the hair
re from dandru ard scurf, give the head beautiful
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Disasters

The schr Charles Henry, Griffin. from Dover Mass, with
dry goods und deck lead Of potatoes while the act of
ing through Iiu Gate yesterday, struck the rocks got off
and ugun struck bed Of rocks III the East River when she
filled and cnpslzedsucceeded in getting her ashore the
point of the Hook, where she now lies.
The bark Navarro Cole arrived at Philadelphia reports
TINT on the 9Th INST when lat 81 40 NJ lon ~ So passed the
wreck OF brig full OF mainnn and ioretopmast gone
was painted black, with white streak. On the 18th
ns lat 30 50 Ion 70 H. passed bon cooks cabose and
several spnE.
before epor;ed spoken distress, Ind arrived ut hey
West previous the h ult with loss OF ;paIs, sails and
rns-the hull good order The captain will wait for or
ders from New-York
Capt Hubbard, OF the schr Fulton, arrived al Baltimore I'm
Turks sun makes the following - On 9th
INST the Gulf Stream, picked up scht - Wright from
York bound TO Baltimore and towed her into port.
Bark leische from Bangor for MADEIRA experienced gale
9Th inst, Owls Head parted chain and drilled near
Sheep Island. when she held the wind having moderated.
She sailed 6th.for Belfast, to procure an anchor
Part of the cargo of the British brig Pearl from Halifax,
bound umaicn, lost Sa Key, hus been saved IN dun
aged state-veSSel u totu. Joss.
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LoSoLEY's WESTERN INDIAN PASAcEA, is warranted to
usgi Ashmatic affections liver complaints and dyspepsia,
I'D this fact is attesed by hundreds this city who have
sd with the charming effect, and ara well. In
X mos, distressing Of asthma, where the patient had
se sGs and van &c tba .nnSy sr pec e
I'd easy sleep In all dyspepsia and liver complaint
complete To follow its use 1t strictly onac
btste weakens the system, but ceanses from
tnnpuies Ut the same time restoring to the blood It's won't
apuriiyhus effectually the " Great Animal
sacne and eradcate the very seeds of dease-resores
the patient his wontcd health and eaves him sound and
VEL i may be bad only at Coms,ock Coutandsree
Gates, &c. Of this article
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% WEsT's CHLORINE COSMETIC AND PILLS will cure
s case Of SAT- Rheum, Rn:worm, Scad Head, Pimpes on
Face &C pay will be taken for It, a, p Court
.1atstreet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

f5,HE TEETH! THE TEETH u. a. REED, Dentist.
No. g Prlnceseet, south-ens corner OF broadway, IN
forms citizens and strangers that he continues the practice Of
his profession and IN possession OF the mo valuable
improvements the Dental An Ladies gentlemen in want
Of useful Artificial Teeth the services OF kfu and DELI
cate opento upon the Teeth and Gums would do we'll TO call
Teeth extracted for the poor gratis from 10 A NJ
g. & vacancy for Student To young man OF
-en;ee address wishing TO learn lucrative profession tbs
rare opportunity. For terms apply 81 the ohce from ~ 70
Il, or 2to4 nE 1--WE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

~ BCARDiNG.-Nn GOSS, having opened tho new
and co,nrod!ors house Eesey his Rsor House
Doifas choice OF desrba transient
Doardc7.. Coton Shower and cold Baths free The
location central u6d sTGdy. Terms moderate
er5tri.