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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-04

yf7- THE INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR AND LIN
lMENT from y Courtlandt street, is warranted
any case OF infammatory or chronic rheumatism.
gives immediate relief strengthens the weak limbs cure
nations, and extends contracted cords and muscles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-04

TO COMFY ISLAND AND FoRi'r HAMILTON
,sAIuRDAY ,AL,TERNOONs-Wil leave her
MOSpAfSi :, SIn The Mornnes leave 81, az 3 "
picr No. r., at 9ls Afternoons, st2 an, M ~
Fer No n r. ats Returning, will land The same u
Ear l21s cents each way. a3 TITS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-04

See General Roumiors letter the officers OF the and
Brigade, LIST xiv. Psi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-04

90 THE PILES This complaint people suffer to run
on from year to year. hereby causing thousands
sary pain and and stubborn and di
cult to cure. Hays Linimen is warranted to cure any
case, matter how bad sld the money refunded
Then who will suffer- None but the prejudiced Sold
at Comstock & Co.'S. 81 Courandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-04

.sVS- PiLEsI IN THEIR WORST FORM may be curct
by the use OF Hays Linment. Why then should many
medy Is warranted in every case Sold only genuine a.
~ Courtlandt street. Price SI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-04

90 COCKROACHES AND BEDBUGS.-Ssunholtz's
Roach Bane will eectuay destroy and Danish these
min from every house. Families with them will
do well to this articles its effects certain Sold
at 81 Courtandt street. Price so and cents per bottle
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
Foreign Importations.

LvERPooL-Shp Livepool-isO tons coal WoodhuI a Min
tnrn-l pkg Harmer Hays-20 PickesgiIi-i Downing
Grave,,2 Thompsen-2 Way Brorhers-i ] New.
ppoud-a Van Nest-2 Cocker sonsi Foote & co-3i
Waker-9 Tooker, Mead coil Nsvins co-sL Gibson
co., Stuart coo Gihon & co.'s Jones co-a
cks 2so ods 1872 bxs PHELPS, Dodge pkg Patten-5
smith son smith co-920 WIN Me,d-z62 stokes Oh
pert co-6 Sands Fuller col VIM Bartor-IC Eyre-2
ks%neds .s"s A2as s.6s: J4 w. wMsGs so E
nrpee son-5 chain. cks do Sci ermerhorn Barker
So-l7s bds Clark col pkg Hunt Bros-i Ciapp Co
lN Crooke-i Hy Dxon Merritt Ely col Chute j.
ae Bliss Atterbury jr x Sam Congdon2 jas
Mer co-S = Crooks, VIM II Liyingston-3 sigourney
p S,tansbury-l Z q Hnfod-2 VIM NJ SEYMOUR L col N
Ludlow Hco.5 Peter Duryee-2 q Swords--I Manning
Joumeay-2 Skinner Coz VIM Barton-3 Patrick co
PS~n.saa ssyIe So Reid sp:gn.lss :.sr slab:
Whits11 Bates SON WIN Watt q " Thoms.z = " v
NJ smith, Thompson col Williams 4 BilI-2 r + Patt
Cd Cox-l Meyer Leon coz sheldon & Smh--2
Han.I2 ratoa Stewards Benedict COT Dana Son 4
col telows Wadsworh Gco- Tiffany, Young Eliis-i
mtsm31 rlS5a yo ysos H;;sE.m PersH Brook Young
Treadwea5 Marshall.4 Thomas Z col H I Cooper
II ew.tsad Barnett5 w Chester co-isO Hendricks
Bros1i brown. Richardson Watson-2 John Cuff-2
sn.?S Woodruff Mntum,l X Alcock-95l7 ngots copper
co-l9 Mabee-l X Moore-2 Hunt-iAG & 8 Thorn
~ w Pemberon.s Mitchell 4 COIL Davidson-2 Mic.
Hssiack nSrFsy eo H.aryy Mye LeeE'..2 Wil:ons
Wsas. %syes sI'i. c.sa~e s%h
preeland col Pro.ser-i Fellows Van Arsdals & COG
boyce q Adams-quantity iron, &c. to order -
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l6, 1874.
John Wells, ALA Cherry, a denzen of New York. was
arrested by officer Russell last evening, alleged
charge of being Of the gang who robbed Moses Hut
on the runner Of the Northern Liberties Bank Of
on Monday the 4th inst. Wells underwent an sxamina
ton before the Mayor and Recorder this morning. when
lad who saw the robbery stated that Wells there
and that Mr. Hutton had hold of him, but that he got
away Wells was committed for further hearing. The
Bank has increased the reward for the recovery of the
money, or sny part Of i, from 81 900 to 50 600.
Since this daring robbery perpetr ated, ar
has been entered into different Banks in
this city. No money cheeks now carried by the
clerks but due bills daily given for balanc
and these received at the different institutions
The trial OF Andrew McClain is fast drawing 10 a con-
cuson. The evidence closed last night The argument
OF counsel will be brought to close this evening and
the case will then be gwen 10 the jury There are nine
homicide and forty other growing Of the Ken
singon and Southwark riots to be tried this term This
Is in addition to the regular business OF the Court
The grocery store OF Robert Reed corner of Race and
Juniper Streets, was partially destroyed by fire this
morning
SALES AT rHE SrocK ExcnAsaE.-$3OOO LehiRh 6's rs
ssf; 30 shares Schuy kill Navigation "a $50 Grsrd BIZ
"a; $87 state 6s 43 ST. o. do 6 oa 81; 81 de- ,4e
67 $500 do bs ST. 50 shares Wilmington RR 2i} 90
do 223; $3.50 State 5s 63 shares Delaware lns Co.
aS.
SECOND BoAnD-s shares Philsdelpha Bank lo71; 100
Wilmington RR, 224; IT'S do 22i; Germantown Turn
pike, 60 l04 8 Bank. 9; SO0 Wilmington RR bonds o.,
So ss; 5000 State 6's, 6st; 90 Gerard Bank, 81.
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

FOOT RACE FOR PURSES OF 014OO.
To take place on the BEACON COURSE Monday
the 18th Nov The first take place Of three
miles for purse Of S2oo-So TO the second in the This
pedestrian. be ready the ringing Of the bell For this
the following persons have entered to stat:-Wiam
Fowl p Taylor Ely Parker Thomas GreenhsGh, Stephen
Morgan. Wm Carries, Edward Brown, Lewis Edwards, Am
brose Jackson John Steeprock
The second is for purse Of $1,000 TO ten miles,
lowing persons have entered their names to START
No. l-John Gildersesve
SSns: 'lSs 'elsSrss.nh.lsh} EnsisSd ''''.'' ''' 10"
~. r. Taylor No. 8-Thomas McCabs,
John Undsrhill, 81 L. T. Smith,
6-Wm. Carles, 10-Thomas Ryan
7-James Bradley, ii--John Steeprock, Indian.
This will take place halfpast two o'clock The Pc
destrans will be distinguished by their several numbers which
be conspicuous pace-to the tap Of the
struck folowsThree times when the pedestrian should be
the half mile and six the mile allowing each mile
be done in minutes Each pedestrian will be allowed
persons to assist them while running.
Gallery cents Field stand Persons wishing 20
the field with carriages will be required gallery
ticket Tor each person. In consequence OF fears being
pressed to the stand being safe aud being that
part Of the stands had fallen the Of Fashion will
here state the particulars the above small OF the
was about ten feet n height gave consequence o
OF the braces broken off evident
foot filled full could possibly and did
give way and the time il did fall there 300
substantial the large stand has also been well suppor
ted with large mbe extending from the ground the
the buildng although this building has given away
any place.
Tickets Of admanee may be had At r. smth's Park Row
or NJ d. Green's. Manhattan Hall ios Chatham st.
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence OF the Herald j

/
Correspondence OF the Herald
WASHINGTON, Nov Is. ls44
Snnset-Ihe Prssident. and his Reflections 1x1es~
Blue Stockirgs-F,ed 7homas Beschen Tree
CM DoDn- Iutlnsss Of the City, &c.
My DEAR GENERALi-
The sunset last night was clear, poetic and glori
ous-the poor old county Of Fairfax was sheeted in
golden blaze auspicous OF better times II was
good for sore eyes 10 look at it from the Presi.
dents house, and We doubt aot that as "His Ex-
cellenza" contemplated it, with his Northern bride
with Southern principles, his heart yearned with
paternal affection for the fish region OF his native
Williamsburg, and, with the "love of early days."
for the fair and beautiful companion OF his life's
decline. Lucky. lucky honest John Tyler.
The weather 10 day Is as clear as a belle, and as
blue as an old maid who dabbles in sentimental
stories Tor the magazines. We are comforied in he
assurance. however, that the "blue stockings" are
in favor Of Podk-pok cherries, and the Polka And
why Because Polk Is the President, while poke
Polka the grand National dance 70 which Clay "a
great hand al poker) and Frelinghysen play second
fiddle A rich parasrsph, by the Lord Harry.
zine, copyrighted by the Harpers, n, entitled, "The
Beechen Tree; Tale told in Rhyme, by r. w.
Thomas: an,hor Of Clinton Bradshaw" and a
clerk IA the Treasury Department. Itis tale with
out either head or tai-ii's sorry tale tor such
tale teller as Thomas He had too much water in
his brandy in spinning cut this most waiery dilu-
tion. We like you Thomas. and you know il !;
but how, in the name OF Susanna, have you lost
your wit, your humor, your rhythm, rhyme and
reason Did our friend Bob overlook your manu-
scripts did Terel revise them or did you rely
tirely upon poor Bradshaw We think 50. Take
an extract at random, for example, p. Ai-
Our Josey, Joe. or Mr. King
Is dancing with the widow Lead.
He cut for her the pigeon wing,
And Helen, she cut Josey dead !"
!" Oh most lame and impsrtinent conclusion 7"
Oh Fred, most miserable Josey Mix it stron-
ger, for Gods sake, mix II stronger.
The city continues as dull az an old razor
stranger olters at the hotels, wanders the Streets
in solitary abstraction during the day, and goes
early to bed, for the resident population, like the
accumulated sick around the pool of Sloan, are
| awaiting the agitation Of the waters Of Congress
Hall. No amusements, no balls, no levees, mass
meetings, no music at the west end, nor at the
pltol, no business, no pastme, no money, no credit
at the bar, social reunions, no nothing Of all
the interesting minutin of the winter in Washing
| ton But we shall have them-the members are
| beginning to drop in one by one. We shall have
| brisk season, gay season, a good season, and
we hope for the best OF weather.
| But we do expect something unsurpassably fine
| in the Democratic jubilee next week. We shall
| give you full account of it. Bon mutt. BOB.
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
SHIP NEWS.
by Lust Nights Southern Mail.

PHILApELrHIA, Nov le-Au Turk. Eldridge, and Sun
Snow, Boston Below, Wm ! Watson Eckfsldt. from 81
BALIMoRE, Noy is-An Widow Wadman, Kibom Bucks-
port. Cid Sylph, Snow, Gibraltar and mkt.
ALEIAspKr., Nov H-sld shyloek Boston.
NonfoLI, Noy h1An Triumph rEot, Provinestown;
Yacht 50 Sanford NYort Cld Empir- Clark wsst insies
,W,LMSGIon, NOV 7-Ar Liswelyn, Randall, Bath; s,h,
vandalia, Wall, Thomston; s,h, 81 simons, sloman.
New Yora 9Th sld ArcsgIu, Leighton, Gsudsloups
Only Son lBr) Hyatt, Jamaica; aron, Suset u Lueo;
Iscutta Clsrk Boston, Wsndsrer lB) Kenny st Ris; l3
Tsrk. tBr) Cam, Antigus Tione.ta BraEhaiI Havana
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

Ine brendreth Fills are entirely vege-
oe and made on those principle. which long experiences has
e Tow 70 - m wSsa ben s.s o S
and bowels and all dyspepte md bilious S,se: they
faithfully ass iS@f sss FOR
y wi p very seldom that doctor will be seQuired In all
S. 70 use seIfe s:e p P the owe
Sold at DR. BrandrsIhs rrincip. Once si Broadway 27
ket street. Brooklyn. S&M
Medical Advice In Private Discases.-Ths
members Of the New York Coexs Of Medicine and Pharmacy
sasSss s1 @ e II q s
can prom.s to medical
20 s
make application the College first Of
RS: ~ % sS ms may S
connected with the principal hospital in Europe for hs
sars II q sh9is Complaints attends for consultation daily from
II T6 6yteSg eSUsik7s
sona application forwarded 10 them chest connns
case s.pllctlv together with all symptoms time
and asS tsatmsat received posi-
omce and Consulting Rooms Of the College, @ Nassau
veipcau's Specific pills, for the Radical
cure q gonohoa glee seminal emissions and sll mocopu
Hospital e. cRl. the F1. s 4. S
nSs p psmssv SeI S 5 % Professor Xpsa
cure in much shorter time than any remedy without
ang n. breath dis.gseng with shs stomach
cue '-' 'A'"''' s.'fa RicHHaDsoN M D. Agent,
RicOrd . Parlsian Alterative Mixture. 10,
ne nraaent cure Of primary secondary syphilis yenera
mercury msdie. Treatment Ali pssoa: .as use
en a.sy . = s s SsI:U. .sos as
himself safe after having disease without thorough
s s:s & sSsS Ss . Is
carefully packed and sent all Of the Union Sold
College Of Medicine w. w. sH'RTccfX 4 Sss;sq Arn,
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

This shows very great increaSe in discounts and cir
cuation for 50 short period The loans and discounts
show an increase Of about forty per cent With this in
crease in these two departments, slight falling off is
noticed in the deposites and in the amount of specie
hand The Banks Of Rochester during the fell months
usually expand their movements every month, on &C.
count Of the extensive hourng operations Of that section
and the demand from mers for facilities to carry on
their business. In season Of short supplies specu.
laons Is generally carried to great extent in that Sec
tion and the banks have heretofore loaned largely
such operations, but the supplies now being large
being beyond the control Of speculators there no
danger Of monopoly and consequently not that demand
for bank avors former have produced Still the
Rochester banks expand their operations in the
than any other accounts for the complexion
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

ArIwERr Oct i6.-The transactions in rice have been
ordinary to be obtained at III duty paid: good mid
oins i2t and hns quality la3 Our stock large
HAv.yA Nov. THE Henry Jenkins cargo sold at 81
ana several other cargoes have been sold the
pree should there be many arrivals think this
price cannot be sustained. No molanses TO be had
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
MON EY MARKET.

saturday, Nov. 16-6 p. M.
The Stock Market is still ON the decline Quite pa.
MIC existed oday in Wall street, and the steady falling
of in prices for the past week frightened the weaker
operators and the market is filed with stock This
just az predicted Tho bears are having all their
swn way. Long Island declined u; Canton, Q; Mo
hawk 81; Harlem,2 d Norwich ond Worcester, s; 8 on
ington, 23 Reading Railroad, III Erie Railroad q Far
mers Lean, 2f Pennsylvania SIS, 81; Indiana, Il Ohio
es u; Kentucky os Il Morris Canal q Sales were to
moderate extent and the tendency Of prices still down
wards.
The packet ship Montezuma for Liverpool takes out
$io0 900 in gold. The sully, for Havre, 81, 900.
The Mutual Insurance Company have this day de.
carcd dividend of four per cent payable the I'd of
December.
The Nashua and Lowell Railroad Company have de-
clared dividend Of six per cent for six months.
The Directors of the Syracuse and Utica Railroad have
resolved to rebuild their road. foundation Of
wood, and the heavy rail are to be employed in the
construction 1t to be completed in three years. and
| will cost $500 eO0
The connecting link between the Auburn ard Roches
ter and Tonawanda Railways has been completed-a
train Of cars passed over on Tuesday last.
One of the surveying parties Of the New York and
New Haven Railroad has completed the survey of the
shore route from New Haven to Southport and are now
| surveying line from Bridgeport to New Haven, via
Derby The other party began at Southport and has run
the line far West Greenwich We learn that the
route beyond expectation favorable grade above
feet 10 the mile being required and not extraordinary
amount Of embanking and filing.
The circulating notes of the Bank of Brockport will
be redeemed at the Banking department the Comptro
ler office and after the 18th inst the rate of 80 cents
on the dollar.
The American Insurance Company OF Baltimore have
made fourth division of capital of twenty dollars per
share.
We the returns of the Bank Of Rochester for
August and September compared, showing the increase
and decrease in the principal departments =
BANK ROCHESTER.
. .9ug l844. Nop ~. Incr. Deer
Loans and discounts, 293,lT 405,863 1856 -
la, 60 %
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

XAMERIcAN BIBLE SccIKrY.-At meeting of the
managers, on Thursday last, many interesting state
msnts and communications were presented. Il being
the middle Of the twenty ninth year. II appeared thai
the issues Of Bibles and Tesaments for the 6rst six
months have been 2+079l COPIES being more than
tae issues OF the first six months of the previous
The receipts Of the hrst half Of this year also little
larger than those Of the period last year. though
they have not kept pace with the distributions and the
treasury is left several thousand dollars in debt
The corresponding secretary received communication
from the Rev Mr. Calhoun late agent Of the society, da.
ted Mount Lebanon Syr Aug a. Ie44 in which he
that during eight yeais Of bis agency in the Levant there
have been printed mostly at Smyrna and Beyrout
copies Of the Scriptures entire or in part that he had
chased the British and Foreign Bible society %
copies more, making in all $1,000 copies These
excepting 900 copies yet left have been put in
circulation, through missionaries and Others in sixteen
de en tongues, and usually received with joy and
thnnkfulness.
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
Miscellaneous Record.

Miscellaneous Record.
o a.o ssaeh csT T:y Of from
~, r. Sept I Tas %
lh u in which feared she with ali hs! esw-sSs
nsa ae .. with n nd three
aS Bssi &C CaIpsns mate both Of Poydeuce
SsHS nPs
a.s ssse sea as on which would leave
.s' ssa .ys s. k
2a sfw c to the gale Of the h a and has
sSai. ssis e.! e. is; Sf s s% s S.
:ss: ss.t: 's Si:' f;
i ss:Ya 4. /: :a s. e +
Il days from Warren for Demaiara
ss ;S;o ! fsfs ;s%
i i :s @ .'s ,s a:
G"pd in FeD "a With $50 sp.l ~ ~
Foreign Ports.
IN mh9;noIuLy June Arr Hannah Ches.s Salem and 81 ds
ed Lausanne. spandnE. ManIls 2ath Fama Nye Caor.
n .H4yas. Oct s.An waban. Bartlett NYor4 Midas. Ben
dea s Ban, @
as,Oa ing Ph,ladslpha sd s. Condor Wyds%sa. Cowes; @
Ss.sS s,:s.: fts.s: 5::':s
R.. No, &c, sAA A AssS, sS SSss: Msn. NYst
Jane spat Fraser. do 9Th, Intelligence. ibslan do
Homo Ports.
BATH CId Ontario, ja%e.on. T NoPsans: 7.h Barring
asyssa Hssys sws Cs5
s s@S
.us feares Wss coa. Of Aea
nT T So:: h::S: &.:sa
moaSr' holE Nov a.An Brsu; Robb.. NswYssk for
Do DO Ss SsS;Sf %sn
and Helen, Chase, do for Easpor st Helena Phladephia for
s1 cInty oss.:. % G s
II A Mail The above have sailed.
toni e boss oss c H . %
ss e., To- S @ S 90 for sSs sso o9
PRov,DErcE. Nov H.AI 0:ceola, Wyatt. Nansemond Va;
Nov J nA Ss E%,qs 9 NanFss % M,ssss.. sy
.PHiLADfIrHA, Nov is- ARR McCrady, somer,, New
Boston; Candy Candy Previdcnee Patriot, Eldr!ds..
chester; Deverance Reed Orb, Yapp. and Vulcan. Smith
KiaEmosD Eev & ls-AH Eagle Lowry. Frankfort; Marietta
caAfLs,I,sl Nov I1-Ag Portland lsl Stalker Livep1;
Soa SaGT a@ iva sWISSs N9a SS Harriet Rockwell BI''d Liver
Quad Virginia Jordan Thonastoni Phura Do.ne, NYork;
Virginia, hall do Henry jenkins. Lghbonrn. Havana Cid
sid New Jersey Lewis New York; CGas Joseph Tiinshssi
Bo,ton.
CroSe and Craton Towne Boston; Jno, ispl Costa Ha.
vana. -
.SsSe NsS o sG cy .ps.s Bsf Pso nso
Liverpool; Arvum, Vinal, Boston,
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
second Board.


Exchange Board 80 shares Norwich and Worcester Rr
74f is do bo20d TAI 20 do so30d 74 100 do, bom rs;
90 East Boston Co, soim, 0f East Boston dividends
Boston and Lowell RR la,f; % Western RR s7I; DO
SIT Boston and Maine RR, vest; Traders Bank, %;
80 Reading RR, 49, 100 do so,m, a4 SO do bcim, 25
100 do boim 25f; so do bolm, 25 400 do Tueday, 2l
IS do, Monday, a4l 100 do, boam, 26; 90 do, boiw M
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

NEW OHLEAr:-Shp Mi.sissppi-Mrs A Rodgers Miss
Brandgs Jacob B,andigs Of New York Mrs Maord and
Hitchcock. Granville Mass; Stephen Taylor Mddeown Ct:
Sd q Ko6srsos Henry Thomas: Hyde lady, children
a, M. Preston and child Mrs Thos Stewart NOeans;
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
PRIVATE DISEASES.

A CURE GUARANTEED The College Of Medicine
"A and Pharmacy Of the City OF New York. established for
the suppression Of quackey now prepared TO treat all dis
OF private aud offer 70 all those afflicted with
these malsde advantages not 70 be met with
other Institution this country either public private From
the constant correspondence and from private
between members Of the College and the most eminent Pro-
esso. of the Medical Institutions OF Euore all
n The Of these diseases srded them
or they the majority Of the medical profession of
ouny All persons who have used the celebrated preparation
Il Rcord The Parsian Alternative Mixture can
hear It's betR the powerful remedy dis
covered fos primary secondary syphilis strengthening the
constitution, whilst eradcating the disease.
Professor Valpcans discovery in his Specific Pills for the
eur Of gonorrhea and geet has raised him pmeasursbly
boye all his contemporaries in this particular branch Of the
icsson. With such celebrated remedies together with the
ombned skill Of the first medical OF this country the Col
feel satisfied that the good work they have undertaken the
Impression quaeksIyp receive the patronage 4 deserves
Terms for advice, all medicines, g..
Oce and Consulting Rooms Of the College, Nssssu ST.
w :. RICHARDSON. Agent
BIP.,isnt. living distance by stating hs,r asesss L
reament they received elsewhere II any can obtain ehsss
onning all medicines, with full directions fer use with
uasns of cure BY addressing the Agent Of the post
aid enclosing - saioWw
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
Passengers Arrived.


LivfRPooL7Packet ship Lverpool-Jsmes Buchanan e1-
Conui anada; Geo Morew ood, Robert Heslewood Miss
Fanny Gpia John Woodruff ENGLAND; Franci. Brown,
NV iork kSbt Davis and lady Pttsbug; Geo Grsrson
HALIFAX Ax-Brg Acadian, at Boston-Thos Nj Bnns OF New
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

Total. 20,so6
corros-Thc enquiry was good today and resulted in
sales Of 800 bales the larger proportion If which
taken by spnners The market closed steady at the
nexed quotations -
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER ~.


ClG0fe0.
Ships Mississippi Hlliard New Orleans Collins Co.
Tsnass.ss Vets dc Buck Pse Hogah, Pendeton
Blsis sb
Rio De Ia Plate Barclay Livingson Republic Smith Port
aa Fringe SHIELDING Ferris September Dawes Patt
Foster Nickeson Caroline Van Haze Angostua Oeirchs
kruger Wetumpks Fowler, Mobile Sturges Clearman:
Meteor Steyrns franklin La Sayre; g Bourne Perry
81 Marksi Lamar, Sannerman, Savannah Dunham Di.
mon-Schrs Merchant Lorng Maan1as, J Smith, Export
SAWYER Chsres!on Elwe CO.; Radius (Brl Corb s.;
West, w w Pratt; Saml lngham Doughty, Wilmington Nc
Cook Taylor; Tioga Halock, do N L McCready & Co;
Jonas smith, Taylor do, POWELL Michigan Terry Balti.
moe, johnson Lowdsn; Stevens, Briggs, do, N
Briggs. - =
Arrived.
Packet ship Liverpool Edridgs from Liverpool Oct
mdse woSdhull Mntnn Has experienced weather
during the whole passage.
Ship Eanees ,n Ann, Jackson days from Liverpool with
sch Eqnce Rose Gaines from Philadelphia with coal
schr Harriet Louisa. smonson, from Philadelphia with coal
to master.
sehr Jane Endicott Smith. from Philadelphia with coal, to
MASTER 80 '' -
schr Atlas. Walker days from Philadelphia, with coal to
schr Exit, johnson, days from Philadelphia with coal to
sch Cottage Enger days from Bangor with potatoes to
masler "
Below.
Que shir, one brig, unknown
sailed.
Havana; ssspp Hard Nsw orleans; sousSro 1;i
nth Charleston; brgs Wetumpka, Mobile; Lamar Savan-
nah, and Others.
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM ANGLESEY


2O SPRING STREET ps,ronzed by the eminent surgeons
w throughout Europe and by the
professional brethren IN the United States and allowed all
- the approach hitherto produced
Cd into this couny and made solely BY wM sELPHo, 80
md ndsputabe references given.
have the artificial leg of Mr. SeIpho its construction
appears excellent and we'll calculated all the objects
desired By, the bee, Of all 4 the proof of ,hes. who ws.r
Otiers.N VALENTINE MOTT,
n2 imwsrc Professor OF Surgery University Of New York
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

CoUNcIL.-A company OF U. s. Dragons,
commanded by Capt Boone were to leave Fort Gibson,
Arkansas few days since for the purpose of attending
Council between the Texisns and Csmanche Indians on
the Texas frontier.