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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-04

TNNO A CONSUMPTiVE YOUNG LADY.
Il Oh Lady do not leave now,
We cant afford TO spare you,
Let not the cold damp on your brow,
From this fair vol you.
We love you in the woodlands sweet,
And by the moonlight shore.
But most of all in Market street,
In our own Baltimore.
Then don't sweet maid depart soon,
While there is every chance
To rescue beauty from the tomb;
Oh fly to our friend HANcE.
For Love and Art have both combined
To make him skilled and handy,
To save the fsirest Of mankind.
If they will use bis CANDY
Price 25 cents per package, five for 81 Fol
sale by SETH S. HANCE, corner Of Charles ano
Pratt SITS. Baltimore, and by
WIN. IL. HESLETINE & CO.,
Mortinsbnrg, "a, and
May 25. G. w. ROBBINS, Hedgesvie
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-04
IMPORTANT 10 FARMERS hso oTHtRSl
Uathaway's Patent Hot-AiE
cOOKINc-STofE$.

EtINN & HOBART, respectfully 'nioffs the
VH citizens Of Berkeley and FREDERICK counties,
that they aow prepared % NJ orders 70 s'ibss
.a,,n,, Il, the above unrivsIied stove which hes
with.iood all competion IN The Northern and East
erp States. Persons wishing 10 Try one Of these
stoves, can do 30, free u expense, TO themselves
by Addressing Comfort Hsr8an, Agent, at Msrtiss-
burg OF CHM s. Hobart, Winchester.
Tie subscribers having purchased the exclusive
patent right Of making and vending the sbose
Stoves In Berkeley and Frederick countess csutios
individuals, against purchasing Of any other pr
sons, With view Of using in these counties.
Refer to the following gentlemen ;-Frsder'es
Co Robert y. Conrad, Alex. Tidbail, Phil. vi
hams, DR.. Robert Baldwin, DR. Holiyday, sssis
Barton, Buabrod Taylor, Hspfy NJ. Brent, WI
liam Miller, J p. Taylor, Issac Paul.
Berkeley Go DIR. Coe, DR.. Page, Hiram Nsn'
shaw, Stephen n. Snodgras.. George Neh9wn'
John McKown, Samuel McKowD, Morgan NC
Kown, Warner Mckown, ZsPsenlsh syise"'
Jeptha Morgan.
Januars o. I94f--3m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-04
Plaster! Plaster!!

yENHE subscriber has just received TWENTY
Il TONS of FIRST quality Plaster, which BIO will
sell cheap for ca.h, or receive Corn in exchange at
the market price, and would be glad to furnish hose
who are in want Of the article.
WASHINGTON KROESEN.
May IL, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-04

II Fresh Supply Of Liquors.
g UGH US Old Rye Whisksy, French Brandy,
- Rum, Cherry Bounce, Madeira and Sweet
Wine.
Oct 10, lS43. GEORGE RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-04

VyIRGINIA--Tn the Circuit Superior Court Of
v Law and Chancery for Berkeley Consty !;
February Rules, 1874,
Job Throgmorton execstor of Samuel Lee deed.
rbg.
0gdfa1
Daniel Pine, Ezekiel Showers, Emanuel Showers,
Abraham Showers, Philip Showers, Joseph
Fouke and his children, names unknown; Will
liam McCrea and his children names unknown !;
being the children of Naomi Fouke and Eliza
both McCres. daughters Of Segismond Showers
deceased, dfs
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, except Daniel Pine, Ezekiel
Showers and Emanuel Showers, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security, according
TO the act Of assembly and the rules Of this court
and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are out Of this Commonwealth: it is ordered that
the said defendants do enter their appearance to
this suit on the first day Of the next term, and an
swer The hill of the plaintiff, and that copy of this
order be forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county, and continued for two months
succes,ively, and another cory thereof posted 81
tho front door of the Court House of the said soun.
~.
ACory.-Teste, ,o nor,,,,
Feb Is, 1844-2m.
V1IRGINIA-In the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chsneeiy for Berkeley County
February Rules, 1874,
Isabella Chenoweth, pnG.
ogainn
Jacob Viewer late curator and now executor OF
Samuel Chenoweth decd. Joseph Burns late Gu
rator, and Henry J. Sebert Jacob Poisa Jthu
S. Burns and Daniel c. Burns his sureties; Har-
rison Chenowe,h and Nimrod Chcnoweth and
others. dGs.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Harrison Chenoweth and MINI
rod Chenoweth, not having entered their appear
snce and given security according to the act OF as.
.embly and the rules OF this court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are out OF
this Commonwealth: it is ordered, that the said
defendants do enter their appearance TO this suit
on the first day Of the term, and answer the
hill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be
forthwith published 10 any newspaper within this
county and continued for two months successfully,
ard another copy thereof posted tho front door
of the Court. House of the said county.
Cspy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
Feb Is l844-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-04
WOODBURY. FOR SALE.

EDElNG aboutto remove to the University,
EJ offer my residence, called
WOODBURY., with SIC acres of n fEssA~
LAND, for sale. Its situation and &&ssA, III "a
improvements are so well known t%.ssfrs{esss<xxSs
in this part ofthe country, thatit
is unnecessary to describe it, particularly, as any
purchaser will probably visitit.
Theterms of payment WILDE very easy and aa'
comnodating.
II. S. G. TUCKER.
August 10, I84l.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-04
BOATING BUSINESS,
Corn. Corn!

NNANTED, 80, 600 bushels of CORN, deliv.
w cred at the opequon Mills, for which the
cash will be paid by
Nov l6 p. TRAMELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-04
Transportation.

VENHE undersigned respectfully gives notice to
Il his friends and the public generally, that he
has engaged in the
BOATING BUSINESS,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. and will car
~ Flour, and all other Produce TO and from the
different points on the Canal on the most accom-
modating terms. He will make liberal advances
on all freight delivered him for transportation.
Nov l6 l843. Y. TRAMELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-04

Pain IN the Side and Breaa-For the cure Of
this disease found nothing equal 10 DR.. Teylor's
Basam Of Liverwort, made at 375 Bowery. 1t
cured me when was very i'll, from strain which
produced severe pain
HUGH McGALE, 90 Thomas st.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-04

UIRGINIA--Tn the Circuit Superior Court Of
v Law and Chsncery for Berkeley Coesty;
February Rules, 1874,
Job Throgmorton execator Of Samuel Lee decd.
pHf,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
SIXTEENTa EDITION.
Rerised and Corrected.
The >vhis Almanac for the year is

The Nhi& Almalsoc for the year 1914.
This valuable Register OF Political c, cnts is now
ready. 1t contains the usual Calendars and Astro-
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Maine to Louisiana A List of the Government Ex
ecutive officers of the United States Judges of the
Supreme Court, &c. with their Salaries; COM
plcc List OF the Members of the present United
States Senate and House of Representatives, ar
ranged according 10 then respective StaGs and the
politics OF each Member designated; History OF the
Tariff Past and Present Tariffs; Comparative
Statement of the most important articles bearing
specific duties, imposed by the acts o 1916 1874,
1928, 1892 and 1912; The PRESENT TARIFF Law
OF THE UNITED STATES, being the entire law on
that subject il finally passed Congress on the
3O,h duy OF August, 1912: (ths document alone Is
worth more than the entire cost OF the Aimanacl
A National Bank, with Extracts from Mr. hlcDut-
fc's Report; PRoTECTIoN TO AMERICAN INDUS
TRY-ITS EXPEDIENCY AND NECESSITY, BY THE
Hoy. CHARLES HupsoN OF Mass Tins valuable
and useful Essay occupies 1t pages. Its facts,
illustrations and doctrines ought 10 be understood
bv every citizen who takes an interest IN the cause
of American Industry and the prosperity OF the peo-
ple of the United States Extracts from Mr. Clay s
Speech on the Public Lands. These extracts oc-
cupv several pages, and sufficient 70 give gen
eral view of this interesting subject. Anecdotes OF
Politics and Politicians. never before published.
ELECTION RETURNS, bv States, Congress
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md in 1910; The number of Electors OF each STATE
in 1910. and The number TO which each State is en-
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| Governors and Chief Justices of the several States
Anecdotes Of MIR. Clay, John q. Adams Col. John
son, sc. &c.
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year aowit tanding contains about one quarter more
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE


FIRST P.lGE-PoEMs: The Count Of Hapsb,Tg; 4 Bal
lal from the Ballads Of Schiller translated for Tie Tri
bune; The Master Hand by Mrs. Norton REVIEWS:
Burns and Cleruda; Thom, the Beg=ar Poet SC; Cfi-
tioue on Dr. Dewey's Lecture the Tabernacle; Fashion
able Female Education.
SEC OND-PoErRY: Eventde, by Nlathisou PRosE: Cor
1epondence between Rev iona. NJ Wainwright and Rev.
George Potts; Death of Gen. Jacob Norris Supreme
Cour, OF the United States Letter from Senator R'cs
JIiIRD-Hews Items; NewYo Legislature; The Staten
Island MURDER Massachusetts; Appointments by the Pre-
sident; Appointments by the Governor; CoEGressi ona!
Proceedings.
FOURTIf-Congressiona and Legislative Proceedings;
Letter rom Indiana Correspondent > c. dated al lndI-
anapos; Tariff aad Prices; plACcount OF As
scnblins Of the Legislature and digest o! the Governors
Message; Six Days Letter oreisn News Pennsy yyania
letter from correspondent HarIisburgh L5tersfom
our PhiIade! pha Correspondent, Sc. Sc.
FTFTIi-&p!ToRIALs: Statistics Of Manufactures; The
Postage Reform; National morality; Washington Items,
&c SC.
SIXTH-nternatonal Copyright Law; Ohio State Wing
Conventions; State legislature; Pomsroys Trunk Found
and Suicide of Robber; Massachusetts,: New.Jersey;
Michigan; Alabama; louisiana; InGiana; M7. ClayS
Visit N0rlhward; Sentence OF Moses Y. Beach sc.
SEHENJH-Dreadui NJ Steamboat Accident-tN 10 co Lives
Lost: Great American Far; Domestic Items; Deaths and
Marriages; CommercIal: Markets; &c.
EIGfiTII-PcEM: New Wing Song, "A Blast from the
Bu.ie; The Church Controversy between Rev Dr. Pots
and Rev. DR.. wainwright continued from the Second
page;) Commercial Matters continued from Seventh
pa.e;) Advertisements of valuable Books sc.
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in advance Address GREELEY & McELRA2H,
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
aunrane Court.

FRIDAY. jan l2--t Coutinued.)
Dakin vs.. Dning OF nirmance for plaintiff
Rockrtclier vs.. Puirer.-Do
Se,cel rs. Carmat-i'o.
FIN. vs. Dlrkee.-Ruie for continuance
MONDAY, Jan. IS
Sill ads Fitch-New uial granted; abide the
TUESDAY, Jan. To-
Griffin VS.. McKen4ie-New trial granted to abide
the event.
Bre,osier impd ads Gates New trial denied.
Drake Bdrger and aJudsement for plaintiff on the
ict.
Tie People ex rel Bshopy, Supervisors Of Monroe c."
Alternative mandamus granted.
In The matter of the application Of John arlow for cer:i,
F1renens lnsurGnce CompaTy .4iban5 vs. Commercial
Bank Of .4ibGnu-Motlou for mandamus denied.
fady Railroad Company for anamus the Judges the
Common Pleas Herk,mer Co-densd. Alb. Ev. Atlas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
CITY IN T z L L G. E n G T..
FRIDAY.
POLICE OFFICE.

ARREST OF A FUGITIVE FROM JUsTICE-On the
night Of the tth inst colored roy named Edmund Clarke
only years of age robbed the hotel of Mr. John Blake at
New Bedford Massachusetts, Of upward Of $3.50 in money
and the next dav fled 10 this CITY Information OF the felony
having been the Police Office here officer Joseph
to-day the young fugitive and found &li0 in money
aud watch he had bought, upon HIM He WAS committed 70
BE- sent back to New Bedford for trial.
Officer Joseph arrested Bridget Dougherty to-day
with stolen her session for which owner
is wanted An also wanted By officer Cockeiare
for black sack coat he recovered from a thleI.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

q SUBSCRIBERS TO PRoF. FAUvEL GoURAuD,. Course
fhrencs slnemotechny invited call the Professors
Room 2sl Broadway, for their Tickets of admission
Courss NosDAY and TUESDAY the 22t and 2sd instant
B-The Subscription List viii be positirey closed
Wednesday evening" the 2th instant. The Members Of the
Class r"rtct6 r tickets viii unite immediately
decide upon ta organization of the Class according Article
r OF the and the lesson of the Course viii b.
gwen the dag thai shall have been appointed in that
irs, by the majority OF jal94t
= The rernoral OF suffering has been the object OF
pies OF treating !-eass progressed but slowly thou
Sand years 10 The limited acquiring know
ledge put sHce t= Introduction Of the printing press and
steam engne " may literally BE- SAID Light HIS iyied
upoa hs world and ths Of the ninee nth century pos
Ssse: advantages which ms fathers 0d. In this general
diffusion OF remedies have been sought 4e and
discoTeTed the beautiful stOehouss OF the getzbs
ton sxacry Calculated 10 combine with neutraZs and dSe
the snbe poison which dTGses itself throughout The
r system and prosrat-s man The dust. Sands odrsaa
d purely vegetable preparation, has been thoroughly
tested yaiEty OF diseases known
be safe and fecna SCroiula EnaIgrmsnt OF
the Glands. LeproSy, Salt Rheum. ScaId Head Eczena
Rheumatism apiteon Of Hear; and oheT diseases
giuanc Impure d-payed OF the blood
nen c The digestive The propristors daily re-
extraordinary virtues. Original manuscripts OF Ger
tcats and letters OF the Clergy Magistrates and La all
confirming l previous statements constantly received
and wi! be ch--ruy exhibited application. Facts
corded SuIcen IL clear and satisfy the most
Iacrednlous th- real Of this invaluable medicine
By y. B. SANDS * co Druggists. Granite BudIngs,)
corner OF Broadway and ChamberSstree Sold also by a
B. d. SANDS, 20 Fulton. Of Godstrset; and az
East Broadway OF 0arkeistrset Fnce per bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

60 urST PIrRILGHED d.

THE sALAMANDER. a Naval Romance by Eugene
Sue Translated by II. w. Herbert Full OF incident, oi
highly and rapid intereaboundng IN magnificent
and pot!ca descrption-it cannot fail TO entertain and
instruct every class Of readers. Fcc IS cents hundred
THE FEMALE BLUEBEARD. Romance OF the
Island Of Martinique By Eugene Sue. The plot r'ch III
startling incidents and disclosures and the reader
literally asc BY the wonderful events which this move
embodes in almost every page Price 25 ceats-conpefe III
one Part. ,
THERESE DUNOYER. A Tale Of Parsian Life By
Eugene Sue The dramatic attractions oil TINS novel are as
great as its romantic interest. The hand which drew aside
the cuttan and displayed the wonderful ondonss of Psrsan
lie Ia the Nyeres of Paris, constantly exhibited IN
,rhersse Dunoyer Prce IS cents.
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS. The only perfect edi-
,ion translated, by II. c. Deming. The most wonderful
book of the pesen, century Pce 81 25 bound 81 in num-
bers. Sent by mail at periodical postage.
NAT!LD 4: or, The Memoirs of Young Woman. By
Eugene Sue Translated By H. w Herbert. The best ro
nance ever written; and the judgment OF many equal
not superior in interest to the Mysteries OF Paris Pnce
in numbers, IS cents-boundtor 81.
r. Also for sae ali the and cheap publications
te day wholesale and retail Orders promptly attended to
Address j. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann'street J@O
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

round house bulwak rails and Sanctions, washing tbs
s'a boat ot the deck the whsei 10 pieces aeT,
lr useless hirped the cargo which the ship seaks
Ls arooaEd c!earino the wIec mastered al hands
u7tlYe Of D.nm.tk, aud Joha M4tzsn eatye OF Hamburg,
Germany missing. THIS gale violently fer rst
~; sutder and Obliged 10 with tacSsis from each
quarter Have had succession OF gales dunng the
aTy inrine gale rom " heavy sea struck the ship on
-h starboad bow which hove her on her as ends shifting
galley wasssd away ha forward boobyhatch sItsd he
long boa; Of ;s ehock and dd other dtnAchaS been
last Tueday night Capt Knight tenders his SINCERE IN nks
Cap; Hunter the l X schr Ewlr tor ms KINDNESS
ia sending and provisions board AZ the bar TO ass Isl
II gettirs tbs shin up the city.
ship Isabella, Brown Of Baltimore 70 days from Newor'
ieans, cotton. pTsyisIous sc, 10 order.
Bs Elz' Susan, Dyer 10 days from Moo'e co;;oa 70
Bns p,mon Robason days from Charles,on Gotten and
schF Columbus, Cade, 10 days from Norfolk 70 M
se5 T. LswLsqe7 Churchill, days from Savannah, cot
schr Commerce. Rayner,6 days from Baltimors corn,
D"nham 70. lSthinst az 10 O'Clock, run INTO by
au unknown schooner which carried away arboasd plank
sheer and anchor, leaving his mainsai and boom
Schr vesper, Smith, 10 days from Bslize Honduras
schr Colorado, SWAP Of Gardner ds Aasepas,sug,r
freight; NIrtrog stevens for yock SOON Ab5s Amelia
Coleman for Richmond iay' schs Only Som Moore
know.; John Keub ble Robinson for NYork ch Mar
garet Ann WIZ freight Experienced heavy weather oT
the last dayloSt sails, SS Last evening o'cik
was nio by on uPknown sehr-carrsd away sails, lar
board anchor damaged rigging, *.
Schr Morning Star Cornish, OF Plymouth 20 days from
Jereme. (st Domiugo coffee, logwood and cocoa. TO
y {. Rossirs Co Lett bJiG Jacob Story Seai, Bos-
days only American vessel port. i6 INST,
lat 81: !oaE IS. spoke brig Bsnjemn L. Swan from 81
Thomas for Nsw-l York
Schr -inor Jon.s 10 d om Havana $50 600 oranges
Crop,sy& Giimartn Lett >h:p tde: eide Adams 10 saul on
th 2ih; shp Christcval Cnon Smi h. arrived on the 5h
from New York brs Frakl 70 sail for York next day
Schr .lhere Cornelius, FaSeqbur days from WimnS-
Co Lett bg Belle aud schr Joseph smith lyn. the Bar
TO sail day for NewYork The day pGeyioas TO The
cargo of mdze, Ns" nle Bar. mad bised
and it supposed she would GO 10 pieces.
coffee hides and cocoa, q Wlu t,krr. Lei scr Nile
Bell Tor Tampico in days Sailed in company with ,chr
panY.
seh Columbus Cade 10 days from Norfolk stayes to al
Deunistop.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
AT THE NEW WORLD OFFICE, 30 ANN-ST,
COLON Eel DE L RV l. l. + i.
4 TALE OF THE EMPIRE.
81 EUGENE SUE,

BY EUGENE SUE,
Author the Mysteries Of Paris, Matilda" Thsrese
DunoyeI," Sc.
This perfect GEM The svents of the story occur from
1892 to lSO-embacng the period Of the French Revolution,
and of the Empe OF Napoleon-and are wrought up with -
poyyer viyIiuess and mastery kiit which the author
exhibited in the NIysteresof Paris aud the Saismaades
Surely few writers can powerfully interest the feelings OF
his readers Eugene Sps.
Price 2l cents So ahundrsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
CORONER,S OEFICE.

Su1c1DE-Thc Coroner last night held in
quest a, 81 Essex street on the body of George Wek
meister native Germany, aged TO- woodsawyer who
lived alone the garret OF the above house The deceased
had not been three days and was observed
10 depressed and despondcnt YESTERDAY al
noon he found hanging in his gaet. dead in MS
pocket were found about $50 and ne had loaned out
about s2SOO on interest for which promssoy notes Were
found He had no known relations in this country Verdict
above
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20


ASHES There i> 70 disposition buy al the present
-c Pos aro nolnnal4 e2: aud The last sa= OF Pesrls
was a; 5 c6;
CoTToN-Thers IS sgain pause il the market, and We
hear Of no sal. to-day The Transactions OF - last three
ds add up 200 bags the following rates: Upland oTdln
ddIing 81 81 middlias far TO fair 3; i0' good ia
ro4 1o II: Nsw-Oreans, orii0aTy TO nidalins s. ga
n;d5l,r fair 10 fair 10 lO: good fair 70 in= Il: III.
FLOUR AND NEAL-Thsre Is rather more aet'yltE'
a ara firm espsay W. notice sails OF 1900 h9o
anu e. Frrlsp at IS and loco bbls Michigan and
Ono 1it al tbs same sre There has been considerable m
onr Tor round hoop Ohio and upwards 2Gao bb!s rarity for
spr,ent have been sold 5 whina DAY ,6a to 5e M
t New Orezns 100 b5!s, brought . ana iVv 20 ~ @
fancy Ohio s.. Fancy held AZ S2a3 e%: Sciachsn "
rn Is in good demand 59 as middllns Ia Tla
- a.: with sales There not much demand for southern
dcIptions Georgetown and Bfandywins as held Il o.
IS Richmond Country at IS. Richmond IIIE - VI W.
a; Sj - rye Flour al s3 81: s. %. or ".
.sT, Is not much demand ct So 80 s. ga ieF y=isy @ @
r~..vy1r- Back seIlipe .. 90 = LOT coHsiho
and S ioT fancy bags i2 half barrels 8 % eo'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20


HE ENrEA WEEKLY TRlBUNE.-We continue
Nreccive from too h1adred 10 tom hu1lred new
subscribers per day for this paper. We advertised
that we had printed very large Extra Edition com
mencng with the first week in January, in order 10
supply new subscribers who might wish to COM
mence with that date; bat we are already out of
hatnumber and Tor the future VIC can only promise
to commence with the No. printed during the week
'nwhch we receive the subscription, and TO forward
'Ae 'uil number of copies.
The large accessions TO our list during the
pSst week from various parts OF PENNSYLVANIA
snow that our friends in the keystone State are
awake We are in hopes that a Club OF t,oenty or
m'ry IN each Of the counties Of tha, State will be
formed within the next few weeks. It's only need
cd that one or two active friends OF the cause IN each
county should take the lead and hand round list
and the work is accomplished, Ii each OF our sub
Scrlbers would show The Tribune 10 one or more OF
ms neighbors we think our Subscription List would
De doubled within three months. We ask no man
10 20 this Tor sakes, or 10 The deulmen' OF the
W. hg Journals of his vicinity; but those who regard
ne Tribune as an efficient Wing journal and us
WIDER Circulation as calculated to subserve the Coun
~ Cause, are respectfully requested 10 AID III It's
dissemination.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

r. Cotton Canvass, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAT- DTCK, LIGHT RAVENS, for BOAT SAILS,
AWNINGS &c Also. HEAVY TARPAULlNS, IA
PEI, FELTlN CiS, 80 TO 70 inches wide BAGGlNG PLAIN
and twed 22 aud i inch Also. Gram and Meal Bags q
a'i' ; '"''R 'bRINCKERH0FF, FOX & PoLHRMUs.
;a1flrn SO Pine-street'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
MARRIED:

January l8, Mr.. FREDERICK q. SERBIA TO Miss ELIZA
SHERMAN. -, NJ,
January H. Mr.. EDWARD 5. Brooks Miss ADELiSE
MATILDA LEyEHfDGE. -,
AZ Brooklyn January H. Wa. y. FAssErT ESQ of Abb
ny 10 Miss ANNE O., daughter OF Samuel r ayor Ei'
" a. Washington, y. j. January 10. Nh EgEsszER DRC-
RY Jr OF New Bruns ick 10 Miss JULIA HAk7ERbiooh'
of w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

FORGERY EM8EzzLEMEST, AND DEsERTloN.-
The Newport Rhode Islander says: " An enlisted
soldier in the L. S. Army, named Peter Meyn, who
has been acting as Hospital Steward at Fort Adams,
and also as an assistant in the Masters Of
fee, deserted on Monday last carrying off with him
about $500 OF Tncle SANS money, nearly $iO0 OF
which he obtained from the Exchange Bank in this
town on forged check. He also had about $500
in his keeping, which belonged TO some Of the sol
diers Fifty dollars reward is offered for his appre-
hension. He is about 30 years OF nge, feet inches
high. blue eyes and brown hair, native of Denmark,
and bv profession an apothccary.