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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

FIRE-Sl00 REwARD.-A fire broke ont about
| | o'clock on Friday night, at the foot of Fisher
street, near the Fulton Ferry, in small building
occupied by Noah Ripley for the purpose Of var
nish making, which was destroyed. a small
building adjoining, occupied by Joshua K. Hol-
den, ESQ was also destroyed. Loss of Mr.. Rip
lev, $500. including badinG and stooE- L,rs
oil j K. Holden, 500 to SO. No insurance.
Noah Ripley, ESQ. will pay reward of 800 for
the detection and conviction Of the person who
set fire to said premises, on application at his
office, l59 Front street. Ny. Brooklyn Star.
ANornER.-A quantity oflumber, lying against
the flour mill at the Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, was
burnt about 10 o'clock on Saturday night The
mill was saved with difficulty.
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Court Calendar. .Thi. Dny.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. 4. ~. %, 10, II, ii,
Is. 20 30 80, -, Al, Is. 20, 80, 81, o3, 60, -,
90
COMMON PLEAS Nos. 81. SO, 10, ), :, %,
y, 2s, 81, Sc, Sc, 81, g.. ll2.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

The Neg York Museum ever presented more power-
, attractions Wencne the laughing Gas. Carolina Mn
res Ethiopian Whistler. norns Mss Adsir, h.s JeSSy
the dan,eis- constitute the bill this evening. ard all Or
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

" When Railroad Engineer ruus out of
wood and water in the middle OF route, and is
brought to dead halt, be gives room fo'a strong
presumption that lie attends too much 10 keeping
up the steam in his own apparatus and too Little
to that of the engine,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

~ No place in the city ofer such combination Of
;Sesk H. v.or, will amused with Col Chafn the smale-t
ira II o his aye in the wo.d aGd also with the superb
imance. OF The Kentucky instre the Westerns. M Cole
and his learned dog Billy with great yanetY o other won
ra-.. nd amusement.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

u The Wings of our City and vicinity who
will attend the Young Mems State Convention
at Rochester on Wednesday, must take the night
boat for Albany this epening. We trust New
York will send coodly delegation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
Tariff nIcn,

When any one temp,s you to vote for James
X. Polk, saying that he will not try TO break
down the Tariff, remember that the Loco-Foco
organ in Maine. announces the result Of the late
Election of that State as follows:
"'rhe Wig notices Of PROTECTION and no
1,,verntion he PROSTATE IN the dnSt Clay and
Whiggery are dead in the East
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
SUNDAY.
Police Onic,
CorOncr,sOfice,

Richard Grace committed 10 prison for steal
ing hat from Henry Mountain. 3s3 Walker IT.
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WHlG NOMINATIONS:
FOR GOVERNOR,
MILLARD FILLMORE.

FOR LIEUrESAsT GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL J. WILKIN.
FoK CANAL COMMISSIONERS,
SAMUEL WORKS, Of Niagara Go.
SPENCER KELLOGG, Of Oneida Go.
ELIJAH RHOADES, Of OnoDdaga Co
JOSEPH II. JACKSON, Of Franklin 10.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
{WILLIS HALL, OF Albany:
h' a'Ke'' JOHN A. COLLlEN,o oi bioone'
FOR CONGRESS,
lid Diarict-J. PHILLIPS PHENlA'
With HAMILTON FISH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

u ABNER DAVIS Senator elect from Davlcss
add Martin Counties, Ind. died at Washington,
Ind. on the 18TH He had been eight years in the
Senate, and just reelected, on his personal
strength, the District incning to the Wing side
in politics
u Alexander Watson, Jr. formerly of this
City, died al Pensacola on lLe 18th instant. He
was member Of the Mobile State Artillery, and
the company at the time Of his death were at
Pensacola on a pleasure excursion.
DEArn OF Mr.. SnrHgRD.-The Rev. join j.
SHrHERD, the well known protector and founder
OF the Oberin Institute and Colony, and formerly
pastor OF the Presbyterian Church in Elyria, died
at Walton, Michigan, on the 9Th inst. aged AZ
years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

thi, tssocinnn will be held National Hall on Tuesday
Evening oct 1t AZ halt "'c'ocs precisely. tn cs,
s, for attending The iiass MeSiGs az knhway e ~
tt5t,her Rv order of Sil.AS ClllCkEklNG. Prr-.t.
RupgKr u. HOLMES. recy. NflE
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have been examined.

LAST OF THE FLEET-The brig Queen Char.
lottc, Com. BARCLAYS flag ship in the great con-
test with PERRY, for the supremacy of the Lakes,
has at length given up the ghost and become a
prey to dry rot and the elements. During the
past two seasons she has lost caste by being igno-
bly, employed in the stave and lumber trade, until
her owners deeming her no longer worthy,
have yielded her up entirely to decay. She now
lies dismantled-" a mere hulk''-no longer the
van of the fleet, but mouldering trophy of glo.
rious victory Buffalo Com.
New LIGHT-SHIr-The old Government YES.
sci stationed at the head of The Straights has
been removed to give place to the schr. Ocean,
which has been purchased by Mr.. h. HARRNG,
the collector at Mackenzie, at s. 800, (less her
rigging for such purpose. The Ocean is a
stauEch new vessel, and when properly u,oo.cd
may be relied upon as permanent beacon.
Buffalo Commercial.
Il Hon. ANDREW STEWART, one of the Repre-
sentatives IN Congress from Pennsylvania, met
with an accident on his return from the great
mass meeting at Cumberland, by the upsetu0g
OF the stage between Frostburg and Petersburg,
by which he was thrown violently upon pile
OF stones. His journey homeward was delayed
on account of the injuries he received; but at the
last accounts he had so iAr recovered that il was
supposed he would be able TO keep most of his ap-
pointments TO attend the meetings OF his political
friends Nat. lnteligencer, Saturday.
A SgpucgR AsREsrED-Between : and 9
O'Clock on Thursday night, officers Mckewen,
Philips and Wsson, under bench warrant is
sued BY Judge B-ice, arrested man named Jo-
siah Rodenbaugh, alias Smith, who had left War
rem County, New jersey, N Company with a
young girl, less than sixteen yeas Of age, whom
nc had seduced and entlced away. The prisoner
left behind hin in \. Jersey, vie and t"o child
rem. The father Of the young grl followed him
ON here, and she was given into rs hands, and is
now on her way home. The seducer himself is
IN Jail, awaiting requisitlon from the New.Jer-
sey authorizes. Baltimore Sur, Saturday.
u The weather this morning was freezing
cold, such as TO put an end to vegetation In the
open air for the present season. The trees are in
the sere and yellow leaf" but vegetable produc-
tons are beyond the reach of ipjary BY the frost.
Great coats and coal fires are in demand.
Bost. Transcript, Saturday.
DISTRESSING AccIDENr-0n Tuesday night
last, while cndeavoriDg to rase hickory pole in
front OF the Temperance Hail, opposite the office
OF The Delaware Gazette, the tree was lifted 10 a
considerable hight from ue ground, when ii sud
denly turned on It's bass, and making lurch
came down with crash, and We regret TO state
that several individuals, all Of the Loco-Foco
party, were injured two OF them, h1r. Almond
and Nh Branson, very severely. Subsequently
the pole was again raised and we are informed
that the splice gave way and came to the ground
fortunately no one was injured by this second
accident. Wilmington Del. Journal.
E The potato crop, which this year has been
worthless In many places, is good on Long Island.
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r..t- r.nInni., RnIIr t-.rne nrrlnnr. o

r-s- Inioniets RaiIy!-The uemherS OF tins t',o-
ratInn 70 eo,,ed To- meet Mt National Hall Monday
Evening sept 3,h half past o'clock pr.ci.Sy. Tor the
uupn Of tendin: the NnS, Mceius at the Wtcs ui Brook
iyn on iha, evening" Full and early a'tsndHnce required
By order ni SlLAc Ctl-kthtNI, RE &.
kouERr D. tlOLNEs. Sec'y. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
WgaaG MEETINGS..

IT, Democratic " mtg Senatorial ConVcn-
t,ou-E Eyrst Uistrici.-At meeiue n Tire Con, ,enil'n
RrondwHy House the ciy 90 New orb CA the ist
October lsi3 the iollowin: revolution was Hduptcd
hcsoreG That the Senainunl Convention oi tins
District be held a, National iisl Fulton N'rsei 10 ue c u
R-nos lyn on the second lus>day ot October ei ~ u
oclock NJ and that the Chairman and SscIcta-y give due
notice thereof OLIVER I. HEWLETT, tiairugn
II 4 Rovsv S.c'v AUil1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

IL PUTNAM County holds her Wing Mas
Convention at Carmel on the 10th Oct.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30


Whiggery are dead ia the East.
Is The AMERICAN REVIEW, Wing Journal
of Politics, Literature, Art and Science, will be
issued in tins City within a few days GEO. L.
CoLrox, Editor. There have been several at
temp,s heretofore To establish Wing Magazine,
but thew were not of character TO give assur-
ance of stability and usefulness and they did not
succeed Now that Whig Principles, we trust,
are about to realize an enduring triumph in the
election Of Mr.. Clay, there seems to be additional
reason why work of this kind should be sus.
tanned, and we trust this will be. Mr.. Cotton,
who, though a young man, has made credltable
entrance into the Literary arena by his poem,
Tecumsch,' will devote all his enegies to this en-
lerprisc and what he lacks in Political experience
will be supplied by the aid and counsel of the
abest Wing writers in the Country, most of
whom have consented TO contribute to his pages.
The pyice of the Review will be SIS per annum.
The first number will contain Portraits of Henry
Clay and Theodore Frenghuysen.
~ The Loco Focos of our City had spirited
struggle for their Nominating Committees last
week, mainly with reference to Congress- 1t is
understood that Delegations were secured friendly
to the following candidates.
Dist. Ill. Lower WardsI -. OLIVER CmARLIcK.
=" ". 10th, 9TH, 10Th, l3th). WM. b. MAcLAY.
" V.tSth, 9th l4lh) .... .MosEs G. LEONARD.
VI. Upper Wardsl. ELY MOORE.
These names don't look to us like those of the
men who will be elected. But time will tell.
UT ROBERT G. RANKIN Of Fishkil the
Wing candidate for Congress in the District
composed of Dutchcss and Putnam Counties
tie is worthy, popular, and CAN be elected, but to
do it every Whig in the District must work
steadily from this to the Election. Putnam will
not give 600 against him, and Dutchess can
give that number ior him. Wings of Duchess
aud Putnam see if you cannot win the greatest
victory of any District in the Union
IL JouN c. BEACH OF Onondaga Co. is the
Wing candidate for Senate in the With District
as good man as could be found, and one who
will be elected If Onondasa and Cayuga don't
20 Wing this Fall, say we know nothing about it.
NXXIIId District-Gcmesec and w yoming.
For CongrcsS-Hon. ALBERT SMITH, present
Member, and Whig Of the true stamp has been
nominated for reelection by the Wings of this
District His election is a matter of course.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

ITALIAN OPERA.-'rhe new company open this
evening in Donizets Lucia di Lammermuir, a
very sweet and touching musical translation Of one
Of Scotts most effective Scottish stories. There
will no doubt be very full attendance. The pro-
gramme OF performances will be found in another
column.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

OF German Tract.-We have Just published n small
edition of Pamphlet the German Language. containing
MIR CLAYs SPEE EcH a RALEroH N C.. short Sketch Of his
IvE and also very brief Sketch of the Life OF Mr. FRELlSG
HUYsRS Price $2 per 100 copies. 25 Dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

u-3- The Naval Court Martial in the case Of
the steam lrigate Missouri is still in session at
Washington City. Some half dozen witnesses
hnye been examined
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

IL JouN c. BEACH OF Onondaga Co. is the
Wing candidate for Senate in the With District
--as good man as could be found, and one who
will be elected. If onondaga and Cayuga don't
20 Wing this Fall, say we know nothing about it.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
For our Country. her la,utupons and her La5crev.
H. second ~ aVd AI,n%e

WOfkIng men, your COul'TY In0NN In ]UU'
To guard her honor ant h'r welfare TOO.
4 meeting of the Fulton American Industry Club VII t
held at Ion-s Second Ward Hotel IGc>i9y Evening s
orIrto.r at past T. Al those who favor ot .crur
ing TO American lanpr lust Protection. thHt M no' a'
safcsuari asnnst the low priced pnuer labor nrnr it
invited ~ attend. H!NNNl CttN y, ift'ldefi.
DsNYCE H. DxSYCE. Secretiy. so =
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whic Mass Conyention,.

Eastern Pennsylvania Convention Phiiadelphia Oct l.
v V Mass State Convention. Rochester. Oct :.
Ihnoi. Springfield ...........
Louisiano Mas Convention Baton Oct.
Missouri State Mas Convention. Boonviie Oct 10
Grand Mas Convention. Hartford " IL.
virsinu-Yokiowu Battle GruuCd ls-
Mass Convention. Bridgeport. CT Oct 9.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

~- Democratic Wing General Commit
tee-A regular meeting OF this Committee will be held on
Tuesday Evening October lst the Broadway House. at
o'clock. N. BOWDITCH BLUNT. Chairman.
I II Hnn.pT II VS. Secretaries. .3O2,c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

ACCIDENT TO OrTU MorrY.-We learn from
the Barre Gazette that while riding in the ring at
Petersham, on Saturday, Otto Motty was thrown
frem his horse and severely Injured. Some of his
RIBS were broken.
THE COMMENCEMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA Coz.
LEGE, al Gettysburg, was celebrated last week.
The degree OF A. B. was conferred on thirteen
young gentlemen. The honorary degree of A. NJ.
was bestowed upon Rev, Daniel Miller. of n. ]. :;
Prof. Haldeman, OF Pa. Rev s. W. Ha,kev. of
Ind. and Rev. John Uuick, OF Pa. The degree
of Doctor of Divinity was conferred upon Rev.
II. J. Pohlman, Of Albany, New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

CotOn cops here have been nr-d and crops uned
by the worms There two kudsOne unly eating the
and smg bol leaving the large bols untouched the
other Kind are called the worm They bore into and te
troy the bulls entirely and more injurious 10 the crop tn
M ney spread entire the country
NOT one crop nifty that has escaped The crop he
unusually short from Ouachtn Owing 10 the extremely dry
season ttun opened earlier than but
less. shipment, will commence from this paT Ui the
try tn nn eNient nntLl nhnmt l.. Noyembsr "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
CITY INTE ELLlG + y I L.
SATURDAY
Superior Court.

Before Chef Justice JoSKs and judge, OAKLEY and 'S
DERFcEL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

New CoTroN.-A few bales of the new crop
from North. Carolina were received at Norfolk on
the 26ihinst. The crop in Louisiana is suffering
much from the worm and caterpiller. A letter
frou, Inc Quchiia nl the | Lib Scn1emher savs:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

TorLEr FURNISHING sTogE.The subciIber' respectfully
cn OF ts public 10 their collection d uriele' Tor
The Toilet. they having ip number OF yeu devoted tr'
exc u.vely the selection OF sueh md ns ennbIei
through rhei: en,- have the latest and choice
at:oIls ,ome Of when made expressly them. md
nut be Obtained uny other ctablehHsnt the wboeiofnng
assortment not eonG!eh ~ 'uhety ~ gu1ly m tb JT
pERFUMERY. sors IWeeIeIs, and over 100
GuerIrn's, i.ubu,. Pre- different patterns OF RoIsen.
vost, Edess. Pa'ey' Rous Wostenhor, mighty
SCI Pniadeon Geraan polished Kniges. embracing ev
Coogae Boy WGier. &c. cry kind Of Congress Whorn-
SOAPS clri President. Squirting. SC.
Rirse', N.irafy and Veee,- PORTABLE DRESSING
able Cuerlan', Amtfo..o CASES
Cream ard Table MonDcas Manufactured Ly the sub
OleupheGe Pievosts . cribers OF the complc
bus hoi!eis Almond and i9fms. equal flash
Ros. Cuke Cream for imported. and much lower
shaving. THIS afcle obtained price. containing the Metallic
The nt.mIuul silver medal Tablet for keeping Razor.
AZ the lau Fair Of the Amer- order, with variety oi
can Institute Sole =enfor French and Engli.h DO.
New York. RAIORS.
BRUSHES. From the manufactures ,f
Hair Brushes. large Joseph Rodgers Wade
IT, from upwad--IC1 & Butcher. P.cAeys. EIo'
different patterns Shayins aso choice nr-!r.e made
Brushes made expressly forte p:es for the .u5scbe's
,ub.crbers with .n1mp- tail trade BY Hall Of Sheffield
ed on Their superiority consists FOR THE HAlR
having the brr'tIes firmly 'et. CuefaiHs Eau l-n'aar
Of .uch shape as spread the Rowands Macca0sf on
la,her evenly: Tooth. Co,a GourEEds Antique Cydo-
and Ha: Brusiez. niac pbuoccne. Ok Marrow
CONHs Wyeth's Cream Of Lilles.
Dressing Combs Of Tortoise Balm of Columbia
Shell Ruffao. Ivory. and im COSMETICS,
tn,ion of French and Enrll,h Rowaads Ka!ydog. Con"
manufacture pocke, Cont, lands Lo,ou Bou.-els ,o'.
of - iitfe,en. na-erns metic Cream Rouss.ia lsil
FANCY CUTLERY DE. Rnwlsnd's Esseace 81
Nail FiIes Roo, Hooks scis. Tyre. SC
The METALLIC TABLET .ar surpaSses the Hose IL '"
ducng seen smooth edge Razor. without usi7s o. ~
water cIesnness. snd being 50 sinpl' 10 e-e' 'N'
mos, den,ahle rppestage 20 \ sen,l- l'n 5 io.'t
c. SAUNDERS Il SDN.
Inventors ard slanuaciufef'
To be had at the Toe Store l63 Broadway. : - e'e"-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

LAST CONCERT OF Mr.. PHiLLIrS.-We see that
MIR. Phillips gives his last Miscellaneous Concert
at the Society Library TINS Erenins, being about
TO proceed TO Boston. His success here has been
marked and decided, and we presume he will be
greeted tonight by crowded and brilliant assem-
blage in token that another visit to 4ur City will he
gladly received The selections for tonight en-
brace many OF his most popular and charming songs.
10 The letter-bags OF the steamship BRITANNIA,
for England, close this afternoon. She leaves Bos-
ton To- morrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

The PROVIDENCE ROUTE TO BosroN.-The
winter arrangement of the Boston and Provi.
dence Railroad, which begins to-day, is as fol-
lows The night line will leave Boston via
Stonington, daily, except Sundays, at o'clock
?. NJ. The morning line Will leave Boston at
\. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
xxxIIId Dis,ric,-Gcnesec and Wyoming

For Congress-Hon. ALBERT SMITH, present
Member and Whig Of the true stamp, has been
nominated for reelection by the Wings OF this
District. His election is a matter Of course.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

t. Hanover AssociatfOn.-Ata meeting OF young
Men held at Brondway House Friday evening tor The
purpose o organizing above AssUcaon eectnc r'cols
and preparing for the Presidential con,e,ton motion. Nj.
DAVID SHERWOOD WINS called to the Char aud ALEN.
& FoRBss. appointed Secretary.
~. LII, n A.. n,. thn t.I..-.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

Stonington, daily, except Sundays, at O'Clock
?. NJ. The morning line Will leave Boston at !
\. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
FIRE.-About II O'clock Wednesday night,
our village was alarmed by the cry of fire pro.
ceedng from the Furnace belonging to f. VAIN
wright at the Pape7mi Falls. This building,
together with the coal house, and the valuable Pat
terms, Castings. Tools, &c. were consumed in
spite OF every effort. Middlebury (vt.} Galaxy.
Ex. Gov, SEwARD-Many Of onr citizens had
the pleasure OF paying their respects to this dis
tinguished gentleman on Tuesday last Stopping
short time at the Clinton House he was called
upon by large number, who were desirous of
seeing him ard conyersins with him. After din.
ner procession OF between two and three hun.
dred, headed by the Whitehall Band escorted
him to the steamboat Stepping on deck ne was
greeted with three cheers, when he came forward
and addressed the crowd upon the wharf, in
few words in his usual elegant manner This
spontaneous expression OF regard must have been
gratifying 10 the Governor, and shows that he
lives in the affections of his ieliow.citzens.
Whitehall Chronicle
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Guefluin's. Lubuu,. l'fc-
yost'.. Edes's. Patey'-. Rous.
sci Of Pni'adelohn GeraiGn
Cologae. Boy ivGisf. sc.
.n.u.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

EpY VIRTUE Of decree of the High Court of
-A-B Chanccry, passed in cause wherein Gerard
PeddicOrd and Caroline his wife, and Harriet Rowes
are compliments, and Nehemiah VI. Rowes, Jr., and
others are defendants, the subscriber, trustee, will
offer at public sale to the highest bidder on TUES
DAY, the 10Th day Of December next, at II O'Clock,
NJ, at the Relay House, part of tina, parcel Of
Land lying in Anne Arundel county, adjoining Elk
ridge Landing, which was purchased of Paca Smith
by Nehemiah NJ. Rowes the elder, containing
80 ACEES-AIore or less.
The Land is of good quality part thereof well wood
ed from which it is believed 700 800 cords of wood
might be cut; aboumds with Iron Ore of fne quality;
is wt watcred, and from its convenience to market,
(beng quarter of a mile from the Washington Branch
of the Railroad and miles from Eatimore,) will offer
an advantageous investment to any person disposed 10
purchase. For more particular description Of the
premises, persons DESTROYS of purchasing referred
TO Mr.. John Lie Merchant, of Elkridge Landing.
TERMS OF sALE-One half the purchase money to
be paid on the ratification Of the sale, and the residue
in u months from the day Of sale, the whole to bear
interest from the day Of sale, and payment thereof
be secured by bonds of the purchaser, with surety TO
the satisfaction Of the Trustee.
nl5eots FRANK. II. STOCKETT, Trustee.
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FOR SALE & RENT.

A, FOR SALE. neat two story Brick
A=1sA House with back building, recently papered
ssns and painted in complete order, II feet inches
49, 'front.' IS feet deep, in fee Sophisticated i'll
aheathy and pleasant part of the city, in Eden-st
between Pratt and Cough, and title indispuahle-it
will be sold low, it immediate application be made TO
n2O l.. F. SCOTrI, No. 10 Exchange Place
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
AsvA Two new Dwelling Houses, on the south
fFTTftA side of Hons street, nearly opposite the
lyaEM new Catholic Church, having each front OF
sixteen feet, and lots of suitable depth.
Each house is two stories high with attic and back
building, the one having eight and the other seven
rooms. Ground rent, on each, about thirty eight del
lars. Price 81 100 each. Terms--one third cash,
third in six months, and the other in twelve months.
Also one new Store and Dwelling, having front OF
sixteen feet the south side of Baltimore street, the
second house east of Cove street; stories with
attic and back building. Ground rent about thirty
eight dollars Terms-One-half cash and the balance
in six months. WILLIAM WAKEFIELD,
Conveyancer and Property Agent,
se4-tf N. Il. corner st. Paul and Fayete-sts
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BEL-AIR ACADEMY,

BEL-AIR ACADEMY,
HARTFORD COUNTY, MARYLAND.
SAMUEL HAGR.4IP, "A. d., PRINCIPAL.
FNNHE WINTER TERN, or session of this
d Institution commences on MONDAY, the 4th
Of November next, and continues twenty two and
half weeks.
The course of instruction embraces the English,
Latin. Greek and French Languages, Arithmetic,
Menslraton, Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Navisa,
ton, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Mineraogy,
Bookkeeping, History Geography, with of globes,
Composition and Defamation.
Tern1s:
Boarding Including washing, fuel, lights, &C., $40
to $50 per session.
Tuton-In Primary Department, per annum, $500
In Classical and Mathematical De-
partnent, $50 to $50.
Further information may be had by letter or personal
application to the Principal either of The Trustees
II. ID. COUGH, Secretary
Col. II. Dorsey, Prest WIN. B. Bond, Esqr,
Hon. Stevenson Archer, Henry Walters, %
Rev. WIN. Fnney, H. u. Farnandls, x
Rev. John Kecch, r. w. Holland
Thomas A. Hays, Esq'r, Henry Webster,
Ohio Scott, g A. Norris, &c
a. p. Moore, " Harry ID. Cough, "
Dir. l.. Brckhead, 024-lw2aw4w
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AUCTION SALES.

TIN WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CAST
lNGS, sc.
a WILL SELL, by order of the Orphans Court,
III on MONDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. in
Pratt street, between Charles and Hanover an extern
sive assortment of Tin Ware. Cutlery, Hardware,
Androns, Stoves, Beds, Timers Tools, Books, and
great variety goods not enumerated being the stock
III trade of the late Benjamin Manu. deceased
Also, HORSE, SADDLE and Birdie; likewise
WEAVING Apparel Watches, sc.
n20-4t VIM WARD Aurt