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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
PRINTED CALICOEs.

j. y. LAY LOh N We ~ SNN'
APE scov,ny ,s e,sorme,l OF Cacoes from the Man
uiac,urcrs. they or for cas- a - cents; icing on
GOOD Cloths and IN superb styles. Also 9h'' '' i'' "'
l,avc lately been sold 1t l6c. 49,, al.
J. o. T. l. co. have quantity oi Blue N'e' 'H'''''"
AlaSac husetts aud Boot all Et lie. per yard
Strtpei Shirting (tysIell at 81. cents per yard
Nous De Lanes at - cents. beautiful styles,
A great variety of Sidis from IS cents TO sl5 piece
yeGpoitdn Cloths superb new style OF Ladies p'e''
ioods &c All oi which they offer edsh at pTices
IA. r,spt the strongest nducements-ut 50 Cedar st. 81 lst
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One thousand Me xicun dollars SlCtO co
Premium IL per cent nt....................... IL 3g
Insurance. freight, &c. say IL per cent 10 %

Now who but donkey if he arrived ut such result
tI. would suspect that something hi, cacu
uuon. ana before printing make inquiries Ci persons
engaged operations is correctness Any
person OF the judgment supposed at that
such margin specie shipments could not exs, with
drawing from MeSlcnG dollar IN the country
long SINCE before exposing ei the rdlcule oi the
The Herald should have submitted rs article
the supervision Of o. the junior clerks IN Wall
street. vino would have corrected it. Tne OF the
Herald consists quoting Mexican dollars IN London
shllings sterling the ounce. The quotations OF
silver London by the aSt steam shp winch get from The
Circulars he first Bankin. houses London follows
Silver bars Is. il3.d per Old Spanish Dollars -
10. per Mexican Dollars i TO- d. L. =
Med Dollars Is 97sd IS lCd per do plain Is. eiad
Is gd per The silver bars Standard, and
nearly pure Mexcans. instead Of IS. will be een is
TO- 3D. per ounce which I'D higher Than they have been for
and WITHIN iad OF the highest they
enchedi 1Osj According to this quotation the erads
statement should have shown the following result
1900 Mexican Dollars equal Sc ounces u; is l05d
ls E2ll li-. equal to-. -
Drawn tor at yer cent. premium !1 Il
Net result 0S5 81
lost: :heSiCun lluiars .........'..'..''.''*i,l
Premium lte........... 10
Freight insurance, &c Is..,........... 10
Loss tn. operation. 81
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ALLEN CANERoS. Secre,nry.
si,,sa,tb Ward HenryCIry Club.-A

d :
meeting OF this Club wi held on fueiny evening. the
2.th September at =, ~ s the Wing Head Quarters
Seventh A7enae. NM. SAML. JOHNSON. President
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PAsSenSerN Nrr1V tU
In The bark Emma from .intlcerpMr Van Rhseth Mr.
Ihmdal Mr. Buschman lads and children Mr. Whean. and
~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

n- BOARDlNG.-Me. GOSS. having opened the new
prciIers a choice of desabe transient permanent
Bourhers. Cruton Shower and cold Baths. free The
vey ceEtr duie and shady. Terms moderate
au5.is
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~ Elevcnth Nard Clay CIub.-The f.ie1d

OF Clay and Fren-huJsen VIII meet n ne u Ayenu.
4 and Third s on Wednesday evening. 9Th past
clock An opportunity Will BE- offered 10 those no hay'
not Joned the Club and nend votn: with the mnorty
November 20 come iurs.d and enroll 7eir names
JOHN MCGOWAN PlssldeLL
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r. Gcntlemen's Fine Calf Seyved Boots
for So J0.-a rge and fresh assortment received ard
Vurraned be equal every respect 20 those usually sold e
S. Fnrtne al s5 Maiden Lane. -
s4 3,awlw' PHibANDER SHAW.
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No. Barry's Fall Fashions for Genemen's Hair
Cutting will be introduced at Rooms, No. 1iS Broadway
Shortly after the arrival ofhe British Steamer Biannn.
a Inns
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BANNER PRESENTATION.

BANNER PRESENTATION.
cy- Second Ward.-rhe Claymen OF the Second
Ward invited 10 attend meeting of the Club al Jones
Second Ward Hotel Wednesday evening 18th =.
O'Clock 10 witness the Presentation Of the Banner BY order
oi the Club. kENO {. HANCE. President
iBM. RUTAs, lSs.,a.a.,ss
Jas H. AIkM.S, secretaries PAP
Ius,Ice 10 Harry of the West.'
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VETiNDOW SHADE DEPOT. No. ! srRUcr-srRrxr.-
wv The subscribers would advise all those who wish to pur
chase Shades either wholesale RETAIL cal at No 7Spuce
street as they greater assortment than al the other e.
Adjustments IN the city and they truly thei the on
place where they manufactured to extent None ou
oil coer shades painted Signs Banners and nler3r Hee0!a
lions done IL style surpassed Artisn oi acxno"
edged reputation Will uIay find emp Oynert Also wante
he or four npprences need apply unesi ney have
d "a :S a ,u ui@"'""' RARTOL Il DE MAUNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

The members s the HeG Clay Cldo are Tegaeef to NEE:
Al the Harvard House on Tue-day evening ein instant
a. ~ ocloc k on urgent bushes. Also. 10 make aL-an-e
attend ;he Htss Meeting al Nioh Ha.! on IhH's
d4y evening 10 respond the nominations made the
cuse Convention. b oder of EN. H. SWEET PEE.
GEORGE kAgR. Secretary ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

NJ Central Clay COmmittec.-At meeting OF
the Council of Presidents convened at their Head Quarters
Sept. q i; unanimously
ResOipcd That the Clay Clubs of the City will unite cordial
is IN the call for NiusS Meeting be held al NanonHl
fr tie purpose of confirming the State Nomination made by
te syracuse Convention under the following arrangement
JAMES X. WOOD President
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.-T sub,
= scrber wishes make known the public that much o
the biscuit and crackers which sO tins city by the above
Names entirely dsrsnt from the SODA BISCUIT and SD
GAR CRACKERS made al ms Bakery which have been USED
by inynlds particularly tiase who suffer from ind geson
for more than twenty yer with the best results while the
imitation which be made for less price, though perp
,Ood for person in health wholly unfit for the ck The
above BtsCUIT and CPAcKERs also BUTTER BISCUIT VIM
BIscrIT, BrrTYs CsAcKxRs. WATER CRACKERS. rlL2I
ard NAVY BREAD, of the first quality, constantly iof
ale al the wall known Establishment 20 Washlngon street
corner OF Warren street. EPiRAIN IREADWE III L.
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G- Graham House, G3 Neutrality-suspicious. or
ysets desiring quiet nome, where arcGl Temper
diet proielei theB consisting of Vegetables, Fruits.
without stmuaHts esnea;s, invited 10 paifunze
nra ifis & GOSS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

TfOS GF1'rE CITY And COUNTY OF NEW-TORK-
a meeting az the T.i-: C0rtuitt,z will be held Tuesday
a-nn1s 2ifh irsf q; cncs Committee Roon. National
usii p- n-ds, PETER SCOYES, Secretary.
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TT Eighth Ward Wing Executive {

mi!tee.-Sspiember lth ls..-lF Executive Committee
the following resolution unanlrtusy passed
Resolred Thai names Of the gentlemen composing TIE
Finance COMMITTEE "f this Ward be published And no oth-r
person, are authorized hy this Committee make cr-c
iions tor tir= Whi. Parts Of ths Wa'd
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Jacob Acker Of the l7lh Ward
Resoiced That the Delegation nave power 10 fill vacancies
RssOired That the proceedings OF h. meeting re published
in all the Whig papers of this CITY.
ON motion. the meeting then adjourned.
ROBERT JONES. Chairman.
WM. e. B%AnRErr. % secretaries.
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Ia,[aE|N5:|YE!N!a|I!!IE'!!,,3x'||!gI|I!!E[f ,[aE|5:|YE!N x'|gIIIE[f

ECCAIEOBlON nK EGGHATCliiNG EXHIBITION.
2SJ Broadway.
In cOuplanre with the popular usst. arrangements are
being made wonderful Exhibitions trrins the even
inr In the mean time wllI he cO.ed nj further -"''ce
q In
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Ics- S.natori,I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, to The \

Cs- Senatorial Convention.-Pursuan TO the Ie
commentator O. the 'D-mocratic Wing General Commit.
tee the delegates the Senatorial Convention assembled n;
Broadway House Saturday evening. 2si instant. for the
purpose choosing thiecn Delegates the Senatorial Con
yenticn.
On notion ROBERT JONES was called to the CHAR
Wa e. BARRETT and AUGUSTUS l.. Woop were appointed
Secretaries The call of meeting having been read 1t
Resaired That each delegation a gentleman 20 repre-
sent ench Ward and that first thirteen. drawn from the
named shall compose the senatorial Delegation.
The following names drawn ind compose the Deesa-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

INKENCI CTIAI RS. SDFAS AND FANNY Tables.
1 ETiFFANY YOUNG K ELLIS invite purchasers TO
ook nt their style of Chairs Sewing Chair Arm Chn- and
Sotss urder the idea that they are more beautiful and
perfect in quality finish than for sale elsewhere They
o believe from their universal expressions OF
he who have made hemseyes acquainted with the prices OF
Others that they decidedly moderate ~ prce -,
T. Y & E. have also very beautiful tables, w otAsandsi
Swss Rustic Chairs greatly reduced prces ion ana
Pnper Mhche Chairs Tables &c. with large collection oi
Pnro and Chamber Ornaments. all at their own Eportaon
for sa e at moderate prices AID packed fee OF charge
III 81 1usyE
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rJ-rHE MoORisH H.IS DTE-Pnce 59 cents ana y per
ou- Tor dying hight red haii DARK oi9"n OF oach
brsFiyr ~ Stcod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

Justice to Harry of the West
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
AROUSE! AROUSE. AROUSE.

h- Arouse! Arouse Arouse !-The Wings
of the Fourth Congressiona District. composed OF The SIlh
Seventh Tenh and Thirteenth Wards and the Clay Clubs
mud other Wings Associations tile District earnestly
quest ed assemble Columbian Hall No 3 Grand street
Thursday evening, Sept. 2th lii al clock io the
proceeding procession TO attend the Great Mass
Meeting Canal street, respond to the nominations made
at The syracuse Convention
4 Basd of SiuSlc wil he IN attendance
4 hSI IA .tLor.s 1 NnrdI'
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b. Tue las. Republican contained the frs, psrt Of
an ,sS.v on the Tariff. full " efrors OF TACT as well as Of
.,unmen,, We do not intend 10 assume the task. bow
,e, sxceps il may be, occasionally aud incidentally
n curreci The or TO reply 10 the uilet The public
;rdsn,ea s toe enlightened 10 be imposed on by either
1{ " .Asn stereotype The tollo,eng queries 10 he a
~. Afier you shall have proved your own sas,.
f,etkm thai The Protective Tariff monster of oppres
moi, and injustice, will you tell the people why your
,,n Locoflco committee ot ways and means al the
LA, sesson ii Congress reported bill, as substitute,
far the Wing Tariff of ls42. which imposed protective
duties on the iron and coal OF Pennsylvania and upon
,he ,uear Of louisiana =. Why with an uverwhel
MING majority in the House of Representatives, did
youf marty refuse 10 modify (nuch less To repeaD
The odious. abuminable black Wing Tariff of SAG /?
3. Can you hoped, you bcleye-ihai, if you sue
c.ed in FL, citing Polk "wilh Senate at his heels. ,,
you will be more likely To do right in l6i5 than in lSill
DO you no, know. h,i your Northern allies dare mt
toveh Tie proieciire principle 5 But if You believe
that they WILL YOU assign any reason why they did
M, do al the last session Of Coneress g. Ii you be-
leve ,Ia, They will not, what boots il 10 expatiae IN
the eporutes Of system, which, eevnii bejusy cha
Y,c,e,zed BY y. is supported by your party, and
.,hec,s them to all the anahemas beloved upon the
Whgsl
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Commissioners. sale OF Laid.

keCRsGANf In two deefees M the county count a
Il Bedford. ane ~ the of james X Shaun a.
g,insi John Hall and ethers. endrrc AZ hr July term.
Is44, and the oller n Tho ease ut hlnganJ against
sad Hall and others. rendered at the August 1914
the undersigned will uler f sale 10 The highest b, der
r cash. on the pfemses. Friday, the 18Th da, oi
October. leIa, GftAsr OF LAND, containing,
6i aeres. and adinniuI the lands vi James N Shaon.
Nathaniel Morgan and others. The above Lanj is
said Ia be valuable ani the title sbeldyed b. good
hut the undersigned acting as commissioner, wlll
sey 10 the purchaser with speeial warranty only
GREEN b. BOARD. Dept. Sheriff.
and a. such Commissioned
Sept - tlSO
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EDGEys.ORTss SE.ws.y.sHk.
MRS f.. V. LOMAX Pnncinsl

| MRS. F.N. LOMAX. Princiral
MRS JAMES FREEMAN DANA. Associate rrn
l'SNlllS Seminary, etnattd in the iuwn Of Liberty
d Bedford County, Va. viii be open Tor the tteep-
tion of pupils the Is of Oruhsr.
l. is he thjeciut the Principals imrau In the SUI
dents useful as We'll efnamenfal education. Fur
this purp Mrs l.. and Mrs ID III be aided by COM
pe,rnt assistants.
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English, or the LIST class To pr months
2nd do l. i
Junior class " In
Tuition in French. 8"
Music Piano so. Harp $685. Guitar SIS pr .5mon,hs
Beard 80
Dmwing, Painting, Latin. German at rrolesso's
charges.
PLAIN and Ornamental Needle work. s. Pr five months.
Sc of Musical Instruments s.
Each \oung lady furnishing Der bedding and towels
Payable one hafln advance.
Board may aso be obtained in many respectable iam-
lies IN the village.
Rrierences-jnd1e Slanarl aud James Iyons. Esd.
Elcnnoud; Judge l.onaN. fredericksburg; Rev. Dr..
llawe, aud Rev Mr. Laurie, Isl presb, lerlan Church
Washington; Gen. Gordon aud Hon. Nm [. Rive,
Albruarle, d.. F. II. Glmer. Lynehburs; Geo +.
lhNoe. Butoiouri.
Bedoid, Sept - Is
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testimony of'tha raui ol the matter in man :" ihah
The boasng OF toiasaee If salvation arising frun,
''"'e NV, Nv, a'o ,'-ih
W % .'a''"iai iaiehiseheef and The Richmond
ing WIN i'asse copy
-. al the residence of her father Cart Edmund
Penn, On The 18Th August, MIS-. SARAH BRows. con
sui ei Hugh brown, Esq. ol Amherst county leaving
an infant child SIN wsehs old behaved husband. pa
fen's and relations Ia MUM her less But they mourn
not without hope The deceased 4 member of the
church ir years. adornlng her profession by godiy life
and holy conversation. and consistency Of CHRISTIAN
Character which rendered her dear all Who knew her.
aud her memory the sweetest link OF the past. During
e' s'f Illness she ses ieeiy complained. but resigned
n''se' Win hoy itliihde, and without nutnur, into
I've oo VI nei iltaeeh'e aha her nod' t"T she seoiu'
u ,seus u 'ho approx en- oi oeala, while her tends
'" ne' pnys stefan were sanselhe W hef recovery, aud
"e' a"enase MIS-
c9ne, " Goa come
ny near apptaaeil irel,
-, ~ ne III my heasellS nome,
Anu all my "anaefinss heal
'"' w. oefea'.o ones,
" "''e soffn" ce IDS lass heasiiy ~.
n'u saoe pea'h spfead Ger your sky
n -. oetPS e""m'0g'
""e"oe', 'hffe Is nut a step he'"een you ana her
you mourn, iiasaahas. 'e'ehis' iflehds! You VIII Z" To
hsr AMI ,"s Wv, 49, o1',a :" ,o' YOU "''u
merits 81 t,h,;s a,,,,r T., moo. a =, ,h aIi,s Wv
Cod and min mn lr 1s,., ~
+ ,,,,s ~ -, - - ~ - - s'I y
A,u,,
m. Tho pon,lli.,,, i r,,,,. ,.J ,o.o,,
.
- w u,e evening Vi 'ne '-o''' t. N"2uS' 'N' WIS,
~, ~ d. oAhhhf' ee.9oH o' MI '"' ''''c', OF
''n"'' az" " s'''s' "t e"9'N' u '"'s
''', ao'''e "'u oeo iaooi'u2 "ooef >.n'e u's''S'
cu',al - ei S'N of e ias we've or e-uieen "on"N,
~ ~ s' ' VI "'' ii'N s"iau, "i''h s.ef''0
=. ''', ''e N - "'u'o'''. '' ,,tse'e" '"' 'he
oove h.o , su'le2 uen paul
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WING FESTIVAL.

The Wings Of Nelson county purpose t, furnish a
Free BdrbecHe, on the 2G!h and 27lh Of the present
month, near the tavern Of GEORGE H. Mitchell, tour
inlts south Of Lovngstun, the read oI nchhnra.
The Wings VI N"son especially extend to their bro
ther " hlgs of Ams'fst IN invitation to he present
"' that occasion. They cordially invite all men o both
parties to attend from every quarter Special acconmo-
da'lons will be made Tor the Ladies, whose presence
We particularly desire.
Distinguished speakers will be present
COMMITTEE.
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NPzsLH. C.gz0.wEH. y.sE.ix.,

a. 8'Ek.K, s.gEO.WEE, J.fL.iE1,
W Quluinp, Rhuharb, Salts
Gum Arabic, !peeac,
Tartar Eme.ic Laudannm,
Camphor SIENNA, Lavender
SplS. Nlire, Spts llarlshorn
Gale. and Lump Maenasia,
Pale. yellow aud Red Bark
Cream Of Tartar, 'rlrare Acid
Saper Cab Soda. K ,chellc sails,
Srpn. and Acetate Morphia,
iodine, lydriodlte Potash.
Extracts, Essential OILS, prrinmery
soaps. Wafer Colors brushes. &c.
These wuh JiH assortment Of other Medicines are
once,! Al LESS lhon market prices aud they war-
ranicd gtpa'iae and ofhe first quality, Tor sale.
HOVER. DAVIES
Sept. 10 If
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tc,- Although Sias Wrghts rominaliun in New
YORK n,ay add little strength to the LocUuco ticket,
i, said thai il viii be Overt alaured by sumo ut the
,her nom nations made the time. letter from
I,none county to The Albany journal. says The nom
.naiiou for Canal Commissioners has blasted every pres
.,pe Of success denly hoped for from the MONT
.naiun Of Mr. Wright The ticket has been recelv
.ed here with burst Of execraon 1t is "a good as
five Hundred votes 10 Us IN this county. Did Sias
"Wrish possess times his imasinar, populary this
"untowa ard nomination III Canal Commissioners wolh
..sink him past recovery"
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OBITUARY.

Died, or "Wednesday last. Mss VIRGINIA GaN
daughter Of Rber' H. Gray. ED Of this place, in he
lHh year of her age. Rarely have been called on To
record the death of oe lovely aud amlable as tho sub
Ject of This brief notice.
=, on the lib inst. of scarlet fever of the most
malignant kind, Alice VIRGINIA, daughter Of JOHN
and Elizabeth Rucker, aged years and months
hter suffering most acute agony. her little spirit took
Its Hight to realms Of eternal bliss, where there IS 10
more pain, sickness Or deith.
Oh the OH instant, AZ the residence Of his rea-
i've, Mrs. Belts, in Roanoke Mr.. GEORGE WALTON.
alter pforacied and painful Illness Of two years which
he bore with great patience About week before his
death, he remafb ed mis,et Of the gospel, who was
on visi, to the faulty, ''Ihongh do not pretend to
make profession Of religion, think have some iiitie
emmerig Of hope; aad shortly after said, believe
10 1ud; and that tar used to be able 10 g'f
out nov believe in The necessity of Saviourl know
uai am sinner but cannot, somehow, feel. as some
persons d., my own interest in the Saviouri cannot
quite see iso" Two days before his DEATH he said, iC
.e saline minister. and also many others, Il am d y
ing man! may live day wo, but assure sou thai
am dy"g mani know am; | am not afraid Il
oie" The writer VI this little notice would put th;
faesoa 10 ,hose who may read III Is not si,a 5ettel
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ns. uaNourp prrSnNrEnx nil I'LL /.

o. HANOVER PREsBYTERY will hold its
next stated meeting in " Presbyterian Church at Lib
etly, ou the second Thursday heI0h) Of October al
II o'eluek, A. NJ. ED H. CUMPSrON, .Nod.
The new Presbyterian Church. erected by the
gegaiion under The pastoral care Of the Rev j. d. Nit
'he, will be dedicated and three elders will be ordain-
ed, during The sSOn Of The Presbytety.
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Co Shelton +. Lrake, Esq Of Albemarle. will ad
dress the people oI bedford. al the follow ing paccs and
tunes Al liherty sept 23i, (cour' day;) at Tnfpin's
Saw Million TUESDAY the 2ith, at the Meadows, Thurs
day The 2Gl aud Al Pea rown, on Sa,urda, The 2Slh.
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~ r. y e. u

IN Monday Inst. there WAS carried on from my
~ Tavern Through mistake black over Goat not
much the wurse Tor wear and lo nearly worn out,
with piece o OIL Cuth IN the side packet Tho persun
having the ~rong coat will please max, The exchange.
GERMAN JORDAN.
Campbell Ct. to-
Sepi 10 2w
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Fraud deiecied,-'rhe washington Globe. following
The example OF Or Duncan, who luliished tco editions
Of lis speech The copies intended iur P,nnsy vans beng
drested Of Ma; portion eCd lrhih denounced The iaiB
asa part atfhe Hhg focy, has recently put forth Two
different prosyectses Tor lis Dallas uNe. In thar
intended for The Sonih he tariff is denounced as dds
honest trouduicni aud er0rbtant' while ia that inen-
ded fr Pennsylvania, wrid is said about the ia
riff !! VIII The Icople tolerate tins political s"ind
lingl
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Tie neip S'eamcr.-lhe Richmond Compiler an
nounres the arrival of the canal steamer Mount
Vernon which will STAN be placed the lnc between
thai city and Lyarh5ur!.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19

no Gen. jackson has written, Cor signed two
le,,ers-one 10 Moses Dawson The Texas question:
the other IL aenileolan in Arkansas. The first is a
mere reiieraion Of old arguments. which the public
ndpmen, has already disposed Of the last is bitter pc
cal episic, which, 10 LAY the eas, Of it, is rather
seemly in who says IN 1t that "he is reduced III
skeleton. with constant, c"n-h and PAM, aud who is
debilllaied and infm that he 'ca1 scarcely WELD a
men, Bad passions should not survive hot blood aud
,hysica energy lie lauents that Tennessee has been
cursed with whiggery for several years past led into
i, by two Of The must arch hyporrtes the world was
ever cursed withdrawing. II is presumed, Judge
White the venerable pario, who Las long been in his
grave and John Bell Of the nohlest men in the
Country But Gen. Jackson. perhaps, is less To be
sured for these outbreaks Of ieocous passion than is The
clique by whom he /, surrounded. and who play upon
his infrmes for party purposes.
From Marlburougl's the tears If duiage now,
.And Swift has lv'd, drivcllpr and a show"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19

o.. The Larpln q. c. Courier announces the
death of Michael HIKE f.sl the talented and popular
candidate Of the socinco pauy in Norm Carolina for
Governor al Tic teceni election. lie died on the 9
inst vi bilious fever. 'I.cl Grlet party excai!ns
the Courier, land lnuurn lriend.n
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EsE.HC MS.EysE'zsA,
e,-:yubaysb's Nails.

WE HAVE just received lat ol .N.liLS, rssort-
W ed SIZES, from David Craham's Works, In
Wythe co., VA very superior article made Of ham
mered iron.
As agents Of the Works. we shall keep stock on
hand aud offer them npon favorable terms as can
he had in any market. and delivered here The
Nails handsomely cut and well put mp IN subs'an
tial kegs. MCDANIEL MeCORkLE"
Sept 5 III
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o. VIM. Smith, Esq (Exlra)o of CulIepsr, will A
dress the people ii Bedford the first day Of The Sup
nor Court, (the 25ih OF Sept
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500 NEGROES wanted.

TH,r Subscriber "'sbca 10 purchase one hundred Ne
py,ss III roth oexes, from 2 To 80 years Of are for
which he s ,spnsed 10 pay the highest market price
lie can be Ion nd at The Store Of Mr.. NJ. HART. lie
will attend Amher and Campbell Courts al which time
he will be- pleased Il. prsuns who have the nbuve
named property Tor sale Being anxious purchase two
good
and two good CARPENTERS, he viii pay a very Ii
aera price ff them Persons having The abnvc proper
~ In dispose Of Will do well 10 give him call previous
10 their selling 10 any other person.
GEORGE DAVIS.
August 10 ITS
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Co. The Iocofoc,s # llampten, IN. y } on The 3rd
: inst, hurry aud uint Mr. Clay in igy. 1t 10 IA.
same place in elO. that smilnr outrage upon Gecenrv
was perpera,ed towards Gen. Harrison The poor iei-
lows are getting desperate.