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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
Dr.. Zolkckoger's Worm Remedu

Df, zz0tflcho6ef's Worn Remedy.
This Worm Remedy possesse, an advantage
over most remedies Of the kind before the pub
Lc, 70 beng remarkably pleasant to the taste.
CnIidren therefore take It, when prepared ac-
cordlng % inesdirections, pefy freely Il IS very
prompt and etilcacIous N destroying and expel-
Ing these dreadful animals from the bowels of
children and grown persons.-Price rs cents
per paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

"I'm behind the time as the modse
said when be ran back Of the clock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
ANOTHER ARKFVAT!

ANOTHER ARRTVAL! !
VykfE subscriber bas just returned from the
East and is nov receiving spIsadid stock
or Nssc and Cheap GOODS.
He Is grafed that his numerous customers are 81
wellpleased With the osE FnIeE sFsieti. but few
ask him 10 take less than The prize named. His
prices are GLOW that many Of hi4 customers have
told him they saved nearly one-half6y SAYING their
goodi al the Cheap Cash Store OF
JOHN kERtINGER.
Ksmmo3d's Row
Chsnher1sfoun qer6 % feAS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
SnErnERn srowN, Va, Oct 10, l843. 4.

Dear Sir,-Y ouinquire Of me v hether have
used your Hair Tonic, and the effects.
Several years ago my hair began To- fall ro-
lld'y rem the sc9ip, and had the prospect Of
premature badness During several years
nsea various preparations recommended for the
hair, from which / derived no benefit. A.
length friend Recommended tour Hair Tonic.
used Ahree or ipuF bottles according 10 tho
my hair was hickset, and since ia tenaency II
I turn grey, was arrAted.~
have never before given certificate ire
commencing patent medicines, which indiscri-
Intimately sed, as they often are, do much iniu-
| ~, but case Ike the present, where. know
the article 10 be beneficial, and that il can do No
harm, hove no scruples in stating facts within
my own knowledge. Yours, sc,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
DR.. ZOIlickQaer's Vegetable. Purgqtive
and .4lteratire Pills.

rEsHESE Vegetable Purgatiye and Alternative
Pills are recommended in ALI cases in
which purgatiye medicines are calculated to be
beneficial; but net as the most Of The popular
remedies, 10 care al the maladies incident to
mankind. They are mild 10 their action, prompt
inrheir operation, and efectual ID removing ais
eased action.a For further particulars, see az
directions accompanying each boz, (which coin
tain's 80 pilIs-Price 25 cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
Lei itbererneIplbered,

gNHAT The largest and most general ahd
~ cheapest stock OF Tobacco, Snuff, and Sc
CARS, 10 be found 10 Jefferson county, isat The
store Dc MILLER.
| FebIi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
Dig D JAYNE, Philadelphia.


RflLADELPHIA, May 10, 1888.
say enough in favor Of yelr Hair Tar;c ~
nalr had been falling of FOR about TVS wears.
ana mad becomes very thin threatening SPEEDY
badness whenJ commenced using
in about one week 1t ceased TO IaiI ~ - y.
used il now for about three months and hssa -
inli ana mex head of hair as can possibly
desife. ! have Recommended its use TO, a num-
oer OF my iriendsIWho allspeak we'll Of it, If
faithfully employedI have no doubt ofs h. Gen.
eralsuccess. may add that before usiny sn,,-
Tonic, | had1ried many OF the yarions apt;cla.
employed COR the hair, such as the Maoassar oil
al The different preparations off Bears Oil, We
getable/ Hair Oil, &C., without exnerienc;rg
muchlif any, benefit.
Respectfully yours, sB FIrcH, IN b.
No I12 Chestnut streef.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

PRiNTER's PRovERDs Never enquire
thou OF an Editor for the news, fofsbebold
II 10 bis duly 1.-THE appointed timeto give
II unio thee without asking.
II is not AT that thou shouldS ask OF
him who is the author Of an article, for his
duty requires him 10 keep such things 10
himself.
When thou dost enter into printing
Office. have care 10 myself that thou dosl
not touch the type, for thou mayesl cause
the printer much trouble. ~
Look notat the copy which. is in The
hands Of the compositor /; for that is not
meet IN the sight OF the printer.
Neither,peep over ts9e outside while il
il being struck off. or look over the shout
ders Of the Editor whiley be is reading
proof
Prefer the town paper 10 any other;
subscribe immediately for IT, aud pay in
advance. that il may be well with thee
and thy little ones.
NosLE SsNnnEsr.-The apihor Of the fol-
lowing is unknown. He should receiyea more
enduring monument than paper.
IA grain OF carmine will9tinge gallon
ol water. so that<in every drop Of the wa.
ter The color shall be percepAble; and q
grain oil musk will scent room for TWEEN
iy years. Just so il man cheats the
printerS the stain will remain forever sisi.
BILE on the minutest atom Of minute soul !,
and will leave scent Of rascalty about
an individual siEong enough to make, ain
honest man cdrl up bis nose in disgust,
and kick him on, Of his presence, II he
cant gel rid Of him in any other mode. .
OLDEN TfMEs.-Ip Connecticut, 80
I years ago, il man kissed his wife on
Sunday, be received 80 lashes at a whip
Z ping post.
ADvIcI GRArls.-Shut your eyes 10
the faults OF your neighbours, open them
very wide at your own.
Stop your ears while gossips and SLAM
derers are speaking ofothers. Take your
fingers away 10 listen 10 the voice Of
friendly admonilion. -
Open your mouill but seldom, and new.
er bull TO fhe point and purpose. Shut ii
close when misjudsing irie1dship holds
the glass TO your lips.
An exchange paper, under the head
Of GOOD ADVICE" advises young men
10 "wrapthemselves in their own virtue"
Many Of them would freeze 10 death this
winter, il they had no warmer covering.
ExPLIclT.-"Mrs. Grimes, lend me
your tub Cant do il / all Tie hoops
are off il is full Of snds; besides I never
had one, because wash in a barrel"
sally" said an amorous Southerner
10 bis intended. give me afkiss, will you,
Sally z No, said Sally, help YOURSELF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
fAE FR Eg PRESS
is puBtisHED WEEKLY,
EWoDoLLAns 4 FIT { GENTS

PER ANNUM,
Payable halfyesriys but Two DoLiaks win Be
i.ken n payment IN fall, II paid entirely n
adsnpce.
HrWhenever payment IS deferred beyond
Ne expiration of me year, inierestwll be charged.
subscriptions for six months, 81 25s 70 be
paid invariably in advance
ADVERTISING
The termS Of advertising are, for square OF
Less 81, for three insersions--iarger ones in The
: same pEoportions Each continuance 25cents PEI
square. Iz-AlI advertisements not ordered for
asperi6c time, will be continued until fo> hidsznd
charged accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

BtIcl1lEheat Flour.
n MOTHER supply ofvery superior, just re-
"a ceiFed By ] J MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
Settle uD-Lasf cal |;

LXTE are again compelled 10 notify our
w friends that are indebtas 10 as, hat a
sfltlemepi Of their accounts. (ss;ws havsisome
change in our business in conzemplafioh Is
positively required. The spriig IS fast sp-
pto,eAI1g. when We want % purchase anplher
eqmpleie assortment Of goods. SD We uish to
sslI them u our usual low prices, This cau on.
lJbe done b. purchasing FOR easlss Gre d the
neabS lhen andsws ' iIt DO il. We are also re-
dqeilE our present stock or goods At sztiemeIy
low fIsces for cash.
HkSnsrs.F6rrr FEB
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

efery day. - ~
Passengers will be taken Up or sci down at
uny point on The line of tie road!
The reduced charge for going and returning,
will be extended, only, when tickets are taken;
and passengers who take such tickets will be
allowed the privilege Of one intervening day.
Persons who do. not take tickets, will be
charged six cents PeF mile, for whatever dis
lance. they may travel on The road. The same
rate viii be charged between any two depots on
the line Of the road.
Ry order, &c., Y
J. GEO HEST. .9geni.
AnFu 70 l2A2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

A citizen of this city. who now aod
then partakes Of The ardent. went Is .
Methodist Church the other evening with
considerable "head Of steam on. He
leaned up against the wal. near The stove,
and. from the heat without and The liquor
within, he dropped into doze.-T The
Sexton, noticing bis situation. quietly
shook him, and Invited him 10 take 4 seat
mo. ! thank you've Just drank, vas
the reply from the visi,er.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

4 CHAP CAP 8 LETrEB PAPER.
o n REA1IS of assorted qualities af ruled
md Qhfnltd cap e1d LITTER fafef--A
2s.-.'fpI qualify ruled. ~ ~ pefqsig1. tlso,
and SEA 81 f1lIr'TFf
f6b8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

sally" said an amorous Southernel
10 bis intended. give me aikiss, will you
Sally I" mo, said Sally. help yourself.
Probably be did.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
From The somerville IN. in wbje !.

ltfo'n e-oomerFiile IN j. Wing
Some time since Icalled upon Mr.. p. Nilsson
q 1SomerFille, for Dr.4Jsyne's celebrated Hair
fonlc, 70 restore by hair, which was chen fan.
ing on daily. | prasfifed one bottle, and applied
us contents according 10 the directions. When
the bottle was exhausted, discovered IA Nc
great surprise and satisfaction that The Tounv
Hair was starting handsomely therefore p,,r,
chased another, and soon till bad used ibrea
bottles, and now, as acompensaticn, my hair 4
as thick as ever.
And what is tm0Is suFprising, NV baL,na..
was not oecasioned By sickness, in which csse
there is greater hope Of resloration--btt IS Z.
hereditary. JAS RoeERs, Meshodist Min
lstsr, Mount Horeb, Somerset CO., nj j.
Jayns's Tonic YsFmfags, 3 safe and pls.ss.s
remedy for worms, Dyspepsia, Weakness. lors
oi appetite and FOR intermittent fever. ana -
and Fever. - : 80
Jayne's CarmiRslive Balsam, e acerta II -.
and efisctual cure for DyseDtery, Diafrhu rha.l
lera Morons, Summer complaint. Cholir. Gsr;n;nsf
FANS, Sour Stomach, sick and nervous FIssdr
ache, Heartburn, Waerbrssh. Pain 81 sioEness
Of the Stomach, and ali bowel affections.
James Sanative. Pillsfor Liver compliant .Dys-
pepsla. Rheumatism, diseases Of the skin. lupu-
ffiy of the Blood, Cosllveness. Pains il he
limbs. Bilious Affections, Female Diseases, and
Tor all diseases where 40 Alternative OF fefeativo
aedicine may be required.
Prepared only BY DR. d Jayne, No 90, South
d'sireet, Philadelphia, where lis ofhor valpa-
bic remedies may be bad and fof sale by
JOHN r BROWN. charloslown.
JOSEPH CROSBY, f1arpefs- FefPx.
February i l044--1ys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

.TAN and after the ~ onday The 10th, the rates
~ Of. fare on the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad WILDE as follows. viz;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

Axes.
D2z asa h.i TEf rs II kIs sfsIis md
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
MEW GOODS.

e WOULD respectfully invite the attention
a the public genetalIy. ADD my friends and
customers 10 particular, TO j splendid
Stock Of ScasOnabIe Goods
Just received from Baltimore and Philadelphia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

The Farmers number more han bali
sc entire body The accounts refer. il
Yin Be seen, to To House only.
q. s .>1Hs ea 1ittnea3 Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

EXPLICIT Mrs. Grimes, lend me
your tub" Cant do it / all The hoops
are off il is full Of snds; besides I never
had one, because wash in a barrel"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
New and Cheap Store,

April 49,. I843.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

The members nov constituting the vir,
GINA Legislature. are composed Of those
eomlDg under The following list Of occu.
pations. The accounts very nearly &C.
eorate and considering tie fair degree Of
intelligence 10 that body. ii is highly hon.
cradle 10 the productive cisss. that so ma
nv OF them hail from lis ranks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

OLDEs TrMEs.-Ip Connecticut, 80
years ago, il man kissed his wife on
Sunday, be received 80 lashes at whip
ping post.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

AT COST
I Will sen my entire stock OF MousIins, Chu-
L sans; &c, al cost 10 close out, before spring
sales. Call and see JJ MILLER.
Jas II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

An exchange paper, under the head
Of GOOD Advice" advises young men
TO 'wrapthemselves in their own virtue"
Many Of them would freeze 10 death this
winter, il they had no warmer covering.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

KeIMOYal,

USF received, 4 chest Of very superior
q Black Tea. MILLER STATR
Jsnle. =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

~ For sales at tbs Stock Erchang>. see Last Page
THURSDAY P. NJ.
There was great buoyaney in the market to-day,
u ;,nnToyed per cent at the Board. In the street
sale, were ,nade at 6O regular 6 l5h April and o9 puysf
months. ~ S,ol:,. C;,y R;us
are quoted at ii a S; Francs 5.S2t.
There appears TO have come quite change over
. of The oco Eoco hard currency clique OF the ONO
senate on the question of Banks. David Loud mas written
letter bsckiuS out OF his uaism on this SuoJsct anu
bav followed his lead From the votes on the o1f oEnA
bills it appears that there was out one 'o'e "asa
h Free Bsukug project through the Senste and win TWO
ab,, members and the influences Of Todds letter. there
v hide don bt that bill is By this time a" Inc L.
p,slsture were 10 adjourn, we believe. TO Day
Tba Snnreme Court of the United States have
d the decision OF the u S. Circuit Court Tor the Las
e,n District of Pennsy ivaua, In the case oil ne ohie
w The In,e, States Bank relative 10 the clam OF the Gn
c Rank for damages on the claim OF the French Din
CO B, his decision the Bank Will De allowed 10 e'@iH W
amount keJt back on this account.
The recepts upon the Boston and Providence
Railroad Tor January and February are SSooe IN
the same time last year. and It's expenditures $40 oV
The following are the recelpts on 'ii0 "e''Ni1
Railroad for the week ending March y ,o., 1s.,
p,..,,csr. $40 ..... S3,3lS
Freight, Sc '.''.. :. - 100
The receipts on the Hartford and New-HaVen
Railroad ausins III. month OF February for passengers 'Tes
f'a''oeI ,1 ,n,d ., Ss S53
Receipts for FebIusry, lsi2..-. 49,
-, 80
M This amount about received from delegates 10
the late Wing ConveatioE.
Al Boston, yesterday the following Stocks were
sold shares Eastern Railroad 81 advance; 50 do Easieia
Railroad in New. Hampshire, ST advance DO western hai-
road s3 per sare II DO State Bank ' oI eo 10 90 Aeeh
Rank 90 ssr share; do Boston and Maine Railroad, ii
Bonds OF the Territory Of Florida, amounting TO
s7 OOo have bsen given up by the Union Bafk OF totd'
and cancelled.
The Agency of The Bank OF the State at Char
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
DIED:

March a. of large and painful illness, Mrs Anna CLArr,
AGED so years. -
s No % Frankfort street tins afternoon at hapas three
O'Clock friends and The relatives OF the i.my
s,ect;uily invited 10 attend
- On Thursday !ith instant WILLIAM CoNGER. aged p
an exemplary member and officer Of the Cannon street
Baptist Church
The funeral services will rake place the Church this
(Fuday y) afternoon at one o'clock His will then be
taken 10 New jersey for iuteJment.
Ofconsunpon on elnesday last, 18th INST Miss JULIET
AM RAINIER in the 10th year OF her age Only daughter OF
the late David W. Raymsr deceased.
The friends the family respectfully invited 10 ATTEND
h. funeral tomorrow Saturday, mornng O'Clock, from
The residence of her uncle Mir David Fowler, No. 81 Va
rick street. AaT Will be taken 20 East hester for in'
tsTmsut.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
CITY INTELLIGEN nee.

HE BODY FOUND IN WALNuT-sTREET- in.
lues was Yesterday held this matter and number Of Wiz
eSSes examined From tr evidence given by the brother
the girl, Rosanna Roach who it was supposed had bs
d-fed appears that she Is still alive and residing with her
iahe Michael Roach, at Philadelphia H prod uce
letter rom his sister dated that place December end
poSmarSed Decsmber9 9. which some time subsequent o
ner alleged mysterious disappearance Besides the physician
VINO made an examination OF the body positive from ia
dcatoGs of the teeth &C. thar was TIA, Of puch Older
maie-and also that It had been bu-d much longer tine
than at first annonced The girl did leave her fathers house
about The time already mentioned soon after returned
lhe Jury returned verdict that the aforesaid female came
to her death by causes unknown 10 the Jury
twill be recoecd that the body found buried ur.
Hoof III house OF Walnut and " streets As IL
has not been YET identified mystery still attached TO the
affair, aud Is than probable that unfortunate f.
male whose Temapi Caused ,hs yrstigation has met with
untitnely end.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, MARCH l5-2 P. NJ.

CLEARED.
Ships Montszuma, Lowber, Liverpool, AarShall; Lu-
1ich Johnston. Havre Fox Livingston.
Brig Republic, Gates. Apaachicols Fox Livingston,
Schr Metamora Luther Warren, r |, to master
ARRIVED.
Shin Shakespeare Miner 90 days from New-Orlean cotton
and PROVISIONS to r. K Collins Il c. r
Bark Warwick Leighton, of Bangor, Me. ~ Gays from
New.Orleaps cotton and Provisions 10 Buck Peters;
Brig Girduer Wright Cuts; Of Phiadeiph!a II Us from
Matauzas moiasses to master
Bns Wakulla Mulford II days from Noedhs coteoh anu
provisinns 10 Johnson Lowden ,o,.
Brig Soon Berry. OF Hancock, 6 Us from Matanzas 1882
boxes sugar 10 f. D Morgan n
Brig Saratoga Btdt 10 ds firm Mobile, cotton TO Dunham
& Dimon. ,;r-
sos T,n, wo,ss.> and honey 10 Spoford rlrston Co
Brig ST Patrick Dyer 81 DAYS from Ponce, 81 hhds s,
ca 50 hhls 90 ,cs noasses l5 hides To Horace Southayd
Son -, a. :,
Brig Sterling H-milton, days from Savannah cotton and
Brig Casteton Jam son. of homason II Us from Aatan'
1as moiasses To DepeySter x Whitmarsh
Sch Rochester Fountain ds from Baltimore maSe 10 )
&N Briggs. ,,
Schr Metallic, Sinons, days from lhomaston; liH'e
Schr Southemer. Gibbs days fron! Boston, mdLe.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

2 Post Once, Se=-Yprk. March lsth, !s4s.-
side OF Hudson Rrer vii = closed t al this s One
EXCEPT SGne2y on which days the mails closed et
snssa asSi5 : NJ. JoaN ai;i L1RNER Sf1Sd E Z GRAHAM
M; lE; slillsr,s NJ s System Tessed,Last TUESDAY
nigh assed 5f Miller ii he did not think thai ne went 20
FsbuaIyl.s thai he would prove thai chrs, had
the ns, ard quoting Daniel u : This Angel hs stated
Chr,t bad sworn Bu, zhen rod hiru tha; ms was
March lst ne t!i 10 erep out b. stating that ne did
s,y thai ChfiSt h-i sworn 10 has uu-. Now. a.k Nr
whom hsy invite hear th-ir preaching what ysar that
gsl whom ihsr call CHRIST he has
tell the year or pro ducs auy evidence
year than os Commentators ths seven prophetic u.es
hisr and what scnptnral authority you have for
stating tat Angel Christ that ne has the
s veiaclty OF God stood pledged that ss last sad OF the In
dlznation wo9it srn,a,t tht year 1875 But hoF that
these statements and presume TO tase snch gouad
AGAIN by stating positively thet thv tell the IN
which the 5n ri he wo!ld &c take place, aud attempt
ding all TIE blame on Christ 1t .c-
corlins 10 sh1f laney and desire If have sys sqo5rF
New YORK March Il, l8t4 mhl5 2us-
U Spring Fasnt0ns.-E'or tn- accommodation
Of Manufacturers abroad the LIZ oil GeGsmeus Hats
or tn ensuing Spring wi be forwarded them o. ma
application, post ;.aid, 10 LEARY : co.
Nos. and Astor House.
) B.-tienteusa can d Supplied with Ha, Of the
StIie
Nswi ork, Feb. IS, i8,4 i2i 5gt
q Spring Hats.-lhe sabscn5ei informs Gsutle-
h. he co.'s amiIy supplied with III, (Spfasj
Pattern Hats.
HIS prices vii be as heretofore or Flae Nura 81 Is
I'd quality 50 Is aud this important al
vance the pIice Q! stock
29f ist SPENCER 81 Chambers Is-sttes
SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
@ BIRD corner Pine aud Nassau streets, has ready
for and sale Standard Pattern OF Gstlems
Hats, Tor The ensulns season.
f2S lmNlWF&Ss BIRD Pine aud Nassau sts.
- o. Fish has ready his Spring Fashion for
teen Hats which for durability and style any
thing before offered Q. Fish received the first Premium for
Nua Hats AZ the late Fair this city and the first AZ the
las Fairin Philadelphia. The public Invited call and
inspect Hat, ms Warehouse i9 Broadway doors
above the City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH,
23f mis Fashionable Halter.
n L
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

An OFFER PROMPTLY ACCEPTED.-On SATURDAY.
,,nr,;no the editor of the Advertiser ISSUED call
~ four hundred Wing subscribers" to his
dalv paper-the subscriptions 10 be paid if the
Ioco. Foco candidate for the Presidency should be
snccessful. But if, on the contrary, Henry Clay
should succeed, no pay would be required. When
tbis offe- became known about town, subscription
Dsoers we're opened at various places; and before
rp;qht the &c four hundred Wing subscribers were
obsined Their names will be presented to-day
for insertion on the Advertisers subscription books
Rochester Democrat
NJ The Locos carried the City Election in
Camden on Monday. This is the head quarters
ofthe new County just cut off from Gloucester by
the heLegslature for party purposes
Newark Advertiser.
NJ The Grst Mil and Saw-Mil of Mr.. Mo-
sss C. Hurlburt, in North Wifbruham Mass. was
DESTROYED by fire on Saturday night, 9th inst
Loss estimated at $2,5cO. Insured at the Etna
in Hartford for 81 800.
FIRE-On the 24th ult. fire occurred in st.
Catharines, C. w. by which several buildings
we're destroyed-somc were partially insured.
EJ The building occupied by Mr.. Newcomb
as depository of paper, stock, &c. in Boston,
was considerably injured by fire on the afternoon
Of the 18th.
IJT The furniture store Of Samuel Beal, in Bcs-
ton was damaged to the amount of $4,000 on
the 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
CHERRIES SAIE-Ry virtue OF writ OF ferl

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF wit OF iie!l
~ acis TO me directed aud delivered. will expose iot sae
o. Saturday. the goth day Of APR al ali
the sht title aud c,erest Of Henry Leek whereof ne was
seized possessed the 9th day of December one
whose haud soever the be- Of IN aud 10 sit ne
ssaa lot, piece parcel OF srop4d wan M ,he Sesnh
Ward tn, CITY 5oandsd 'e ,s of sos
.ohows, 10 Wit; commencing on ts "sSses s cs,ra;n
terstrstt point hich and the centre o
CID street road lane called An,t lane and ianh,sS to mo-
ps.sy late belonging Henry Remsen thence
sioag the line of the said last mentioned property anu n
ais Of Cornelius Myers; thence no,herly a!1us tne M nj
.st mentioned property and the property OF oh.s ano
iei With Wooster aforesaid. seyentyhve iee iou
70 te of Amty lane aforesaid and thence aos M
centre o! said lane hundred aud four feet 70 he
oesianns WILLIAM JONES, ohsf'i'
ABSEs SANFORD, Deputy Sheriff.
Uasd March Is, 1914. MO I3"o"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

NEw-HAApsmRe.-Retunns come IN quite tar
,lv from this citadelof Loco Focoism. Enough
hove been received, however, to make it quite
,.-,;n that the Dutch have take Holland
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
NJ A ARRIED.

On THURSDAY evening" Nlacn ith by the Rev Mr.. La.
thop DAVID Whss OF Green Port l.. l., 10 CHAKLorTE D.
youngest daughter Of the late Henr Phillips, Esq, OF this
Al Railway y j. on Wednesday, 18th ns:, By the Eer.
E B. Edgar of Mt H"p-, Orange CO., MI WM. h. Edgar
of thi. CITY 10 Miss MARY 5. BABCoCK, of Troy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
COURT CALENDAR

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. 800, 3l9, 33l to 337.
34o, 341, 343; 346, 348, 349, $50, 354 to 36l
1863 to $40.
coMMoN PLEA.-Nos. 63, 90, 65, 40, 50, IS,
80, 67, 81, 81, rs.