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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

On motion, Il was Resolved that a commit.
tee composed OF Messra. Courtney, BsfgeEJn
aud j. ". Durable, DO appointed to apply to
the legislature Of ths state for such an altera-
ton In the law Of interest, so that The dona-
ton made by the lats Julien Poydras to the ins
digent girls Of tbs parish Of West Baton
Rouge, DO placed atsan interest Of 10 per cent
as usual.
On motion, Resofved, That the police jury
proceed to the nofnigatioh Of overseers Of roads
aud %levees, and tb7 following persons were
named, as follows +
lst dist. Joseph gBreaux, Q Auguste Levo-
que, 3 O DoiroR, 4tPieus Vefbois, + Thomp-
son Bird, g Paul cabin, 7 DR.. John b Here.
ford, 8 Robt Knox -for the double concession
below Hermogene Landry, and above N e Lo-
blanc.
Resolved, That IN future, The double con.
cession be low be anown as district 9th, and
above as district 18th
Resolved, That Messrs. Charles Smith, II
y Flynn, John Tta3or, Nj 6 Courtney, James
Dsyall and VIM Evans BIO named commission.
ers to designate end fix a public road, com.
meneing at the nbrth-west corner Of section
7, township 9, range Ii east and running east
along the lines Of taid section and the subse-
quent ones, till 1t fnterseets a road beginning
at Grand Bayou aid opening ut the river, be-
tween tho lands Of DR.. Ira Smith and those Of
Col. s. NJ. Clark, and that said commissioner
report. to the next session of the police Jury,
according to lazy, 1t which session the jury re-
serves the right Of adopting or rejecting said
report.
On motion tho jury adjourned till tomorrow
at o O'Clock A., M.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
THE FAvoaIrE A1rERSArrvE-The Dollar

weekly says:
Il is confidently asserted that a poor young
man fas but two alternatives--aither to go to
work, Or 60 to the devil. a great number
choose The latter. Il is a singular choice; but
those who make il, may be seen any fine day
Iounging in squads about the corners of the.
streets, wlh stumps Of cigars in their mouths,
or with tnlnblers of villanous spirits ID Their
hands.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

DtfD-The Hon, A. Fl, Read, representative
in Congress from Pennsylvania, died on the
4th inst, at his residence. Susquehanna
County. Pa, Of consumption, in his Seth year.
HIS demise was announced in the House of
Representatives on the 10Th, BY the Hon. mr.
Ridlark.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
An error having crepti in the following re-
solution in the published report Of the Police
THE RrvER-Tbe Memphis Inquirer Of

The RIvER-The Memphis Inquirer Of
the 2Sth ult, says:
although the river at this place lacks
considerable Of reaching its highest poinf.
even within the last twelve months, YET Ii Ii
greatly to be feared that it's junction with the
flooded streams south Of US, viii cause fear.
ful destruction Of property % the plantations
along the coast
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
TAKEN UP

BY Mr.. Anthony Monget bay horse, about
Id hands high, black name and tail, blazed
face, saddle mark on the back, and about 10
years old. The proprietor is requested to
call and take him away.
J. r. DUFROCQ.
juno s, IS. Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

SrRANGE.-After all the protestations and
promises Of the Tyler cabinet thai two.thirds
Of the Senate were in favor Of the Texas
treaty, two.thitds voted against it. The
Texas mania is fast ebbing-it was got up
purposely 10 create a feeling in favor of Ty,
Ter and effect his nomination BY the Demo-
cratic Convention but though the locos can
Polk almost anything down, they could not
swallow TYLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

The democrats Of New Orleans have made
the following nominations Tor the legislature
and state Convention.
LEe1sLArURE-Chsrlas Gayarre, E. A. Ca
ron, Fred. Durive, G. Ramos, B r Fontea-
eau, Alexander Walker. John Winthrop
Samuel Lock, WI. Vasou, G r.. Dannoy.
CoN~vsSTrox-P. sOult, J. r. Grimes. e.
LaSere. IL B Cenas, ] Labatut, ] B Plauchd
Nv Bourart. Nj Canon &c Larue, B Marig.
uy. r Easiia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

DRowNRD-An lrishman, deck passenger
on board the HELEN, on her passage to this
place last Friday morning, fell over hoard, ana
was drowned. He had about ss0in gold On
his narson.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

Tar FoUnrH.-We understand there With
4 barbecue and some Temperance Speeches
On the anniversary Of Amafican independence,
NJ Capt. Penny, en- the Highlands. In Baton
Rouge. no preparation has been made fof any
display whichever. The ali-sbsorbing question
IS eths eleetion.s
Mr. Nccalop has issued an invitation Tor
> grahd dinner and bail. No doubt a good
msny viii avail themselves or bis invitation
u a8r5ye dulI care away"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
REPORT

| have the honor to inform Mr.. President
and the gentlemen Of the Police Jury, that aeJ
cording to their orders given to The clerk Of
the District Court relative to the lists of Tax
es on quits in the District and Parish Courts
from 1892 TO 1S43 inclusive-said lists have
been furnished me, and from them ] draw the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

10000 shingles, $4,000 boards, $4,000 laths,
500 pickets. for sale by r. BEAL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22
FOR PRESIDENT OF TiIE u, STATES.
HEN RY X.
FoR VICE PRESIDENT
Theodore FreAinghWyseM.

FOR WING ELECTORS.
/ dist. jacques Toutant,
0 Zenon Cavelier,
3 George $. Guion,
A Lafayette Saunders,
s Jacques Dupre.
q Edward Sparrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
Chemistry and Philosophy.

No. Nv. CHEMISTRY OF The tour Ancient E.emens1trt
Air Earth and UGicrFounGed upon Lectures delivered
beor- Her Majesty tl- 1ue-a, THoN.. GniFFIIH, Lee
tu!tr on dentistry Bdrihoomsws Hospital ligSifa
FL by OF seventy e-Gayugs.. Ire BOOK 0 FiIV
sop.ca yp-nnets i;iustr TN. ts pnGcpa facts ai cut
nous phenomena OF Eiecnoity, Gavtnlsm, Magnetism
Chemistry 1pics. Heat with Introductory OoseTve.os
or ,4c Science and upwards oil 3JO Experiments b. j.
This Essay on the Chemistry Of the -Four Ancient Elements
chiefly Intended for to'e who have not S",, tie scisnee
Abstruse details aud theories ayOi rs-inl aad interest
ing information supplied, aud Instruction united WIN enrT
taament tvPlc directions az gwen respecting 'Hr ''
ionn4uce of the EXPERIMENTS. ,
a person who Performs Experiment and thoroughly
understands the nature Of H. wall hsy forget ahr prln
cir- illustrates has been thr ohrc' n -" 't 9" -
tr1ip.. IN, apartments nay be IeTio mfu p" IN SIM
Pr spp.tus anJ such may BE- easily and cheapy PFC"
cntet' Ezffdcf, from the Preface.
~ The NO books above named have met WIN Tllid
and extensive sale England, and continue :" b. very r"
usr aud ia demand each sold Il
about four the pace o; te c0st OF l1tn works together
in tn edition printed tl- Sr:ss Of L5i.! B"-S' jor ne
P.1Di."
The above neatly printed on eirsf new type W.
about 80 ,ctyugs aud together sold 81 the exceedingly
low nEce Of d cents. tive copies Tor 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
pnsxn1,ncl.s Smiled.

In The ship .Non,e.Rma tar Lrerpooi-Rev Or w Adams
and lady Henry Wermore ESQ NYUrh Henry Russell John
Thornton. EsQ England: DR. useo Havana: NJ Bafbhsie
DO NJ Hunter Greenock: Capt WnDett. Royal Navy Eng
and Miss Wnnett, do Rev Smith. Sconnd: Edw Hurry
liex,co james S,eadmrn. amaca: CAPTAIN Mcknyet
I'Sa; Reginald Fowler. Halifax Ms; Richard Shnw l.
liucknIn.er r Virgin. C;nadn
In Tie ship ora fer Hdrrc-R Berney and lady. NY"rk:
Madame Da,noreau and sister Mes,, Aro; aud Lhuler.
France; Auguse korq, New ork Gordon nnd ady. W
iiuurc: Fernando Rosues. Edward X Bell Paul ChGndon
Mobile : Umpelncn. u fant,, NJ lreun,; FnncOi. Az
nnu alze Capt llaberiun. Havre; Mets Victorious. De
metro. Z Gonsz, NJ :. o. and De Pareies OF New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

IN the Shp SidlOpS from irrDGoNlr 7 lloyd ana LADY,
'i.s Mary Anu. Miss Leia. Masters Thomas Samuel and
Adm Boyd. Eugene Viola. Samuel NJ urser, w Stanton.
, ~ 80 ne. =: l,rrryOctrev Alulnn OF
pfeas; b June New York; Mrs Norton, OF Conn; Mis-
Phillips. OF dots Storage.
IN the snip Cotton Planter from HGUrcC Ropestock-lCs
In the brig Constantine from Genoa-ieSis Cavann. Is
Cavana chdrcnthe former old yeerHns be-
longing Napo-nnS Army under General Nlnena, md were
engaged many OF Napoeons battles. Lewis Cuvgnu
neaIly an hundred years old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

n SUNDAYS, 4 ne wcntner tne. tns arS WI NJ So
Tour from City Hall 10 Harem' Williams bfose s"D luz"
aho. =, - ,, ,,,
Ute, through the day from 90 \. NJ 10 50 T. " $3.50. >,
The Extra Night Line will lrave ty tau. Tor an >y
% 20, TO- 10 -. 10 -, II. =! II - x esSe ~;
10 %. Il TO- Il 90.
-. by ''ie' o. ''' WI W. :. CAEMAN. secy--
- = FOR SfiREIvSBl ri. LONG BR;;NtSH.
5FOCEAN. House, PnkI N ,lIIiiI ~ -
iT1I NND RED Manipulating n SanGy sio9S we %uea
the weather Will peruif. The steamer on : g ficc
Nesrr win ,enye EswYo,N from. Fa;oa MgIHet Sup, every
day filnws:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
THE TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.
rranslation OF an Ode from Horace.
sY W. W. BREwzrER, ". D

By W. W. BREvsTER, ". D.
E1eSi zaoaamentum are peren"ia'."
monument I've raised tina, shall outiast
All brazen structures Of the mighty past,
Above the hight OF pyramids shall tower,
Which neither furious blast nor wasting shower
Shall ever crumble, bu, shall stand sublime
Amid the flow Of years and flight OF time
Never DER me shall close the oblivious wave
My higher, nobler part shall shun the grave
Long as the Priest the Capitol ascends
While vestal virgin on his steps attends,
Fresh in undying Youth shall live my name,
And future ages but enhance my fame.
Bv fierce Ofan,o's stream shall be sung,
And where the scanty Daunus flows among
The rustic tribes-as first who Grecian verse
Sought in Italian numbers TO rehearse.
Assume my Muse the honors due thy name
And crown thy Poet with immortal fame.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
= NOTICE. OF INPORTAyCE

,,Sru,,, NQ rs ,QY F IMPORTANCE, -
t-1.SFICE 10 South street. corner HInihcr nue.-ts,l
Al pirte tesrous OF having their friends speedily COM
iuaby brought from any OF Great Britain Ireland w,
lind by applying to w & j. 7. TAPSCOrl. that they can
make the necessary arrangements most liberal terms, and
viii! positive certaln;y at those tor being despatched
from Liverpool London Glasgow eir friend, here nay
de're ns above stned w: specly and comnttah!y To
tbs tie passage certificates will BE- forwarded free
p0,iuGe by the Royal Mad Steamer the lSn Jug the
,tenm,hlp Gfau; u eSer the 2dh; aud Nj WA Tap.
scott, who IN Liverpool" viii endetyor send
oil MI those vino may ~l-h 70 come short time and such
manner rs shall rive satisfaction The parCun. For
pubic accommodation crH't also be hTd Tor any amount
payable N every cts and town throughout The United King
diu whort discount any other charge Whatever For
further PARTICULARS apply Ia W. K J +. rAPStDfT
Ib South street. corneL Nnl.a M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
,j-. Iarllner's Lectures.

No -l.aiduers complete CouIs- Of Lectures delivered
a, ibo's Saloon The City of <ewY ok. The subjects
embraced in the Lectures are Elsccity1The su-''di,
y,ui,m-Ih- EiN-I Siafs-Sla.necic Sesd-Latitur iad
Beaching-snG ulat Faiiaces-iishi
Failing S;1rs-T-mpnrIy >tafs- istoFea sseiGh ol A.
tropomv-r.w-Sc.ace add b. Art Scientific piscoNs-
r.s-Suu,V Vibrations o: me R-tius-Volt3ic Battery
St.1ra Eu.4-a OF -,allsnl ard America THIS ech 81
Decor LIrr's Lecture IS Introduced b. sketch oil The
FfoeTess Of n ysicl sc-s Pues tor The who'll inciG!i-s
L.rdaers Lectures 2; cats fe5 ,ngc copy fosneSei'
and ntllsrs Will RECEIVE l.ge carl.s i0f 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

No. y .Gf.nclIrs OF fotcl tcoaoriy, or he Laws
The Formation of a,iousl Wealth. developed BY o.
Tie hsitn Law Of Governments BENZ III. substance Of
Csc delivered 20 the Haa-l0om Weay-r> COMMISSION, b.
WiiII,M A-Ei~.ov. With an Introduction, Treating o
m, present STATE t- Science of Political Economy, and t'
Adaptation of its rrnaipe. I0uaHog 81 our 07t
Country and the urhuiidas Of is Prosperity, by HosA.s
likrELEY. Htlc. Is CONF: llvs COPIES Tor 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

No date Of the Rock Of GIBRALTAR ship ltay. Couf
Ter OF YORK: b ind w.
Same time, brrk Weske.g In Masseles 70, Norlean and
onc Malaga for Ph'lai
June IL Int - 60 len Il 2 exchanged signals with brg Mo
nav X u Boston. bound w
June H. lat Oj Ion . brig james Caske I'm Cadiz Tor
NewhurypoTt.
June 30 ai 81 Is Ion 20 ~ brig Lopez I'm Philadelphia
10: fernmAuc".
JAY 49, a;sS 20 ion % s. ship eIespon; FIN New York
Havana.
July Turks Island bearing By 10 miles, schr Merchant.
oihe B2z the 5,h ms, ship New York tom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

RuMoRsp AyFRAy.-Last Saturdays Mobile
Herald SAYS .Wcarc told that q letter has beer
received in this City from Tuscaloosa, containing
information that on the LIST Instant Z gambler by
the name of Vctrell, well known in the principal
Southern cities, and especially in this, as mos,
desperate and quarrelsome man, was killed by
citizen of Tuscaloosa named Grymcs. The let
ter from which we derive this news states that
Nerrell travelled from Columbus, Miss. for the ex-
press purpose OF killing Grymcs, bat the latter
hearing Of his Intention took the start Oh Nerrell,
and succeeded in killing him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
History oi The Silk Culture:

no. EIThr SILK CglJHr- ;h- Urf-d State EN-
brtcinc complete cconn;s OF the latest most approved
modes of H.tcnng. Rearing aud fr-tus thr SIN @orr
Managing Coccousry Ke-ug S9,Euins and hianriae;of
luc The >is Sc &c with very interesting History Sketches
of the SIX rasiness. saGra H:sro.y c. tie >s'voTm e
Mulberry sc. illustrated by numerous .rt''uss OF 'ia
chuarv ..d Processes AID Manual OF the silk tUlsGf--
Puc- q crats; iv- co?i-s 'oi 81
Or.srs >,ust BE- accompanied with the cash.
GREELEY y McgLKATH Pnhlish-t, for III Aurhor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

SAhDNESS $50 Loss or HAIR cntised By "a wan
=" hc"y action OF the vessel, which throw off the per
s"''i''l JGT the leHd. When those veSe weas
th-eo, Inc pepifaoni uck nnd cnnmy. udhere,
the r, te uni clogs them up ard
.cn -: dandnl. Less blood hen carried the
!r Enh 'r wnt oi winch the hHir has sufficient
m"n nod consequently becomes dry aud Iarh begins in.
s-ns bly, u ti Oft. which incfese eventually
prOduces ba'nc' Restore the capillary OF the bend
thelr former nen tiny cIcuuon and fine sky Will
make ~ nrp.riance winch Will rccse quantity uHd vol
ume unni Their hnr becomes tiiica md healthy
JAYNE HAIR IoSiC the only preparation Tint hns
been hnown to produce new HAIR Bald e0ds. which
- ant peTse, efincly used.
Prepared Only by Dr. D. Jayne No. 20 South Thidreet.
PhGd-pha,
Sod by \, Il K y. SANDS. Druggists, No. 70 Fu,onst.
81" Drhd"hyi ~ East Broadway. lyl6 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, JULY II.

Cleared.
Brg Rudolph Groning, Eldrdse. Key West l. Maitland
X Co.
Schr Thaddeus. Wal9ole, Rappahnnnock; Sterling. Lin
coin Boston, Howes aud Godfrey; Reside Langley. do.
SiooIs Translation. Wells, Providence; james Larplee'
krnn 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
y
i;E0RGE pIp2AnD & SON q, Wnten .nn-t NV, n..i

- SEW LINE or PACKETS FOR I.vERrooi-
Dr. Pacsst oi2:St Julgfhe g!cada and tvori,e packe,
sslnp fIFTlNCt "a 100 ton, bWrheE.j Capt. Ira
But.ley WI! sni pnnc:aly above, her regular day
Inc ships OF TIN. line beng al 100 md upwards, per-
sons abou; 10 embark Tor the old country will moi fail 10
the advantages to be derived from selecting thi Inc IN reter
ence 10 any oe a Their great capacity render, them every
more comfortable and convenient than ships smaller
cess. aud their recommendations well known nre superior
To any Others Persons Wishing Ia hcrtfs .hould not
tai To make early application on board foot OF Bnfn. slip
~ to w. & J. 7, rAfS,OTrT
1t te. Passage Office 70 Snutf-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

Is An affray occurred in Clinton, Mississippi
on the 29th ult. between two men named Lewis
and :Shornc, in which the former was shot with
pistol in the abdomen of which he died soon al
ter Lewis made demand of II gambling deb
which Thorn owed him. in The presence o. som'
ladies' and on Thorn's suggesting that It was mol
q proper place 10 talk about such things Lewis
called him out and attacked him with stick
Thorn rctlcsted, followed by Lewis, who struck
him severe blow on the shoulder disabling his
arm, when he drew pistol and shot Lewis
Thorn was Immediately arrested, tried and ac
Quilted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
Useful Books for t!ie People.
FarIham's Travels.

u7insyesor tr7sh IS Hooded Nsn.J -. ,,e - r'-
AL ia=rssH: - Ie T'e TO have -nk oa
f5r ai,ns-ii =n;i7y Ee7S faij an. - 40 ~
i15sEzs~rs-d II With n eea lsl.ss y ~ ri
5ri.ht Hows OF beautiful lt'--sti ~ - .ssrLi,y,
ttI.e:ir, such as IN OPINION, ve,y fs works
of;h- snd posses h-r saeh ioua'i.a o. ';S, M
s.r-lIn Of and a-caOt IA; oas Fever becomes WIZ 81
(Filatsra Citizen Soldier
FTSWGfth'S RpnOFt.
No -T IN A:T'ea:5.e ne nd ~ c,f
PVT d'cor<s ed noTs5i u ne aoie f % sa,a .ao
House. making ssncI5 ii,o- o ~. .sb ss~-3yilcs
q ufoTz! ?!oac' .el eti'sI A. sF
Bv Hon Il L 1.-Two 80 81 -. Nv 90
lils Tor 81 az IS oil The mo-; valuable and
docpm-ucs w- hev- sTer - i'rf . --. a, ~,
Th-a5o Fa!uasie woss egs;=r5 'isi amount .. I
fos II. por-au; formation 20 Farmers which hi' ever
r bse rresen,- At 30 cis= .a:s. The contents OF the
Toik, IN pat ar Is ielio"s' s,.,, -. Union,
Tabular Estimate o. ~ ~ Ecu - s,,,soi WIZ
showi@- Inc numbers 81 ous-s ,-s - -,r-is o
Bari-{s Oais hIs' o!cs'lr@,; In p; SIT 'Coconr,
Sugar, gallons OF " In-. sc % - ,f ~ c-o-x NJ
Remarks on NJ iores9Hs, -io ~ ss.son,
each OF ne apo Atin.a - =, i,i.-s-,,ur
CoFa-Stas spgaF-L ard OH nc 9r,s iioo,,,
Improved Mode Q; -enein--'ioce Oh oo-su u'ti
Railroads ,.---..-. ..-.- ,,a ,n,o,r.
Frf1Ee SuTpus-CornyaIisGa OF f-kp9FI' -aa 'ihp'''
Markets AZ rom OF - 50.
Prospect OF = Foreign N7isei'
Success q C2Lniei,uon
Cor t;as o. IT, ro,l,,gir- yl!usSl, Dec,
,a -, ~"
-e- f-o-, Hon John Tdltqf.r-o Of Virgins, 20 y:
rli,tSo,,f, On IT, .uur- OF What
- = ,t.i sg,aa gentleman on the Manufacture Of
go $50 S-.!8p
Ext.lct foIn innzles Dc Il Socis:e Polyiec!--tlir
pactiue translated # tn Patent Ofce and highly conmi-
- H-bb's F.Szv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

- FOR LONDON -PACEET ~ AUGUsr lsr.-i'hc
- re new packet ship Prince Albert. hUrtaen g0 tons, W
SeG"r unSer, wilt ~! uuvt her regular uv.
ef cnhrs Spacious rad elegantly furnished, and Milford
eveY accommodation Conducive Ia the aud
ioFt OF passengers.
For freight passage apply to tie capinn board.
foot OF MAIDEN I.rfc, orto
GRINNEiI., MIXTURE; & co. IS Soutf.sl
The Dcck et ship St james T.. t. Meyers nn,er WI sue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
Arrived,

Arrived.
Shin Cotton Planter Doune y DIS from HAVE mseio
bremen ,hp Elnrd Rasc'er 4. ds f Bremen mdse to T
SchOnnmaheI.
Pscke, ship sddons Cobb from Liverpool. IS ds md.a
T. X Collins a. Co.
ship Liberty Norton from Liverpool IS ds mdse to Post
Philips
Bark MaIcea, IIaEar 80 I'm Palermo, fruit to Lawrence *
PHELPS
VI Arduv
Schr Edgar Lang Turner DIS I'm Virginia. bound to Day
jOn, coal
Schr Fidelity. Chambers 2 DIS i'm orr River. wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
Spoken, &C,

The OF The brig Aivilda, wrecked Alligator Reef
consisting OF mahogany, cedar and palm eu has been taken
utu Kew West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
Sailed!
Disasters. sc,

Packet ship Montezuma. Lowber. for Liverpool WIND
Iel.t NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

t'llICI .lI1IliVN
The iiotnsicr viii sal from Liverpool on the 9Th sep,
Persons wishing To- lend Tor thor friends have them brought
out IN this magnificent pucket the
ing "a ;he l 9Th, lith 10TH, 2st and 9th ofevery mor;h
Drafts ior payahe demnnd w,h0u, discount
10 nl the principal towns OF EngnHd fa.nnd Scotland or
Nnle.. constantly for sale Is above
The Packet ship t0.chI5 will succeed the IIoneuer md
sail on The lo.h iyg
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~ aI <. il. o:e!.ss \ u: !: O'Clock 4: Y:

Ih,s ,oaG has been Recently elad with heavy iTc1 Iai o.
the pattern and perfect order New ard spsHSS
as upon air springs been placed upon ts Snne whrh
n safety and comfort are Travellers Tor Hofrs-
town Schooey Iounain md t>ton 9 SiSidere Osweco.
newton canhope nnver. nnSippgny RocSnwny ANA ht,"
crr!ge. Will find tbs the most saa ana sApetouS " WI
pasrnsers wishing to 20 South viii arrive Newark in
,i-rs ,r he rhnd-pha trans aud at Newlo's IN TIVE tor
boats North aad East NJ O'c'ocs.
persons ofbusncS pleasure Newfork ard our III Nio'
rlstONn. -,
Ky The Cars of this Company through from jersey
CITY 70 NlaStoy avoiding the elag and inSontenicncd
consequent apcn Charge oi tnrs- , . -,
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PAKIS.-A Paris letter writer says: Every visit
or who has been here before Is struck with the I'M
proyemcntS which the present Municipal Govern
nent have made. Ancient churches and palaces
nave been rcS;ore1-od streets widened and
ones pierccli-waier rpaTkles from thousands OF
iountaiuS-;he bright rays OF gas have superseded
The dim lan,erns-in shcrt, II the metaphor be per
miticd the Council may be said 10 diligently occu-
py themselves in throwing splendid cloak over the
shoulders OF Lueua the capital OF the Parish was
called IN the days OF Cesar
A Coop YIgLp.-The Wilmington Republican
says" Frederick Leonard, Esq. OF this city mas
had an extraordinary yield OF Wheat this year.
he informs that, on three acres OF marsh lano,
ne had one hundred and tlccaty bushels of good
Wheat, weighing e. lbs to the cushel. The seec
was sown IN November last, after taking off the
ground heavy crop Of Corn. The erounc
was ploughed and Wheat sown in the usual way"
81 a son OF Judge Alexander, OF Benton Go.
Missouri, aged fourteen, was Killed by lightning
on the 9th OF June.
IL A barn belonging TO Mr.. G'o-ge Miller,
Wsltham, Mass, was destroyed by ire a! O.
clock Monday morning. Less site.
u a minister on, West advertiseS, in the hope
OF making young people con'e forward that dunns
the vain weather, he will marry them for a glass
OF whisky, dozen eggs the first kiss OF the bride,
and quarter OF pig"
u A company OF $50 Norwegians passed
through Troy on Saturday, on their way 20 VS.
consin.
rHE MoRwoys-Joe Smith is said 10 have left in
MS possession Twill or revelation, appointing Sue
essor.
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e FOR SAIEA Farm Of . acres good House % 'fS,
-, SQUARE rnot Barn ,ui other eut huda-> situatt
II UuUiirrfon township. Long Stand, negr e hiliIoad
- ,,' NILS, -,m 40 Import Steamboat aaG S9"p Land
' -, esc,l lc0dnar, cash. banure eubon and mort
ra:e required Mt cen; interest," 7a ra., !, nm, Mg
H'e,'.,S i W., ~, oe S'''' - " < ! Z. TAPScUIf.
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