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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

nR. JOHNSON Is coahdeaaialy hisosAee,
~ No. II Duane between Chatham and william
the following diseases, vh -Gcnouhra, .sss. Chascrcs
Structures Seminal weakness and The diseases arts
from venersal poison Improper Dr.. yohnsos
engages remove sny recest Affection ntwo or three ds
and tire nweterase propsrtbnatr time, without
the OF any facilitating iHudcous medicine, or
uon from business Persons enusisg themselves y Or Jd.
care desc themselves with certslsy OF success
the aggravated Scrofulous liberated
&c speedily bealed. Strangers would do well by giving Dr.
Johnson certain preventative may be made agaiRs
the occurrence the foregoing dscasss wch has fab
ed wken used within hours amer exposure Let
paid and enclosing afee have the
dicine, aud directions fer itssuse Forwarded.
Attendance from g. A. NJ TO III nj sight Dr.. yehrsen has
II movedom 10 Chanb~rsstreet. ms0 ims
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sales nt the STOCK Exchange.
TUESDAY, March 2o--l2 M.
Stale Of Trade.
TUESDAY EVENING, !

TUESDAY EVENING, March 20.
Our remarks are still confined 10 a business The
steamboats, which started yesterday expecta reaching
Albany were enabled proceed only about 10 miles above
the river The opinion seems very that the spring
s1ga-The market for this article has been active but the
stocks much increased the arrivals that
;ss Sss
10 to se he the are s FIRM
the week sales large prices firm Laerly thedemand iel eff
s sSd as n @
MSscovsdo ~ time iaOe bbs. ici 1850 bags loi
plantation The inquiry r for crops 5ic sale Of 5s5
bids 81 &C. In the city Unite ne change in prices
New York and 4s7 for Philadelphia.
The exports of sugar from New Orleans since October LIST
Same perioa last year, 1874 1881
Excess this year, 1853 hAas. sgs bes
At Porto Rico at adviceshe sugar crop was large,
Brsadstsgs -The change in this article very slight We
little more demand prospect supply, is
held tne hisher sales made Wheat there are sales
WASiebons-A decline This article been submitted to
Bss,ss-of this article there are saes they exhibit no
Reai Ea.tc-rhe -s generally were postponed The sale
by II Fanklin No 10 Prince ST. comprises house
@ and lot Of the 10th the Messs Beecktr
These chsncery sales.
4w'tisn Sales
do. DO. iissiai Champ, 10 bt,. Canal 500
Real Estate.
Let on sv 10 and and $1,000 No Prince St ss42i
TRANSACTIONS thus day.
bushels 5lal55 whaeboue $4,000 lbs 18c cash
Flour 200 bbls NY. S875 Beeswax, 1000 lbs .6a26!
PASSENGERS.
Passengers per Packet Ship Torsno from LondonR Jack
son, Hsme, Miss Bsudon. OF London Hoffman, of Bos
ton; j & T Fubed, of New York.
Passengers per ship Birmngha from Liverpoo-Capt r.
Wrght-and IS in the steerage.
NEGOTIATIONS.
LoSpoS-Per Packet ship Toronto-3 kegs 80 mdze
Phenix Bank-5cases mdze Samuel-2 do q Trulle
So do Day, HOPPER Co.'s do Herrick-7 do Peabody
Rggsk Co2l do Is kegs Oscar Duacanl6 do Bache Brad
ish Coo do Stoddara Co.'S do Horner CO. fs
W Nyse-43 bis mdze Wood. Johnson Co.'S Moniurer
bis @ Meyer Son-6 cases Smith Co.'S do Martin
renee Co-ls cases wreaks-6 do T. Homer Co.. do
Jafray Col Rsshton Co.'S Shaw, Patterson Cola
A w Pratt Co-2D Benjamin & Geo. W J Benjamin. bes
do w w Pllon-2 do Wiley Pu,nam-l Applston CO.
1 g Perce-l Waltz Patterson Cot Wells Tracey
II Webb X Tinson-2E Tryon Gel w w Backcr
3 Bouen Gel G Wiher-25 Bailey, Ward L. Ce-1sbs
Steuart 4 Co.'S bxess cases adaressed-
10 bxs II Lee-5cases Have Col Puesso-lxe0 bag
cases Masters Markee& Coz Butter6eld-24 casks
Bsowis mdze sag boxes sos bales hemp casks
order.
LIvERpcoL-ship Birmingham, from Liverpsol-i5 pks
Russell Co.'s tcs Townsend Haris-lo puns ell Bueha
Cunning hams chs Bond42 bdls steel Ellison
isxJ Dean5oo bIs Tin Cooley smiih-2B cr hhSs earth
coal $4,000 states Thompsop40 tons he
oodhue Coo pipes nseed oil <e25 bars sc iron s5
Tin 46 anchors cks chains IS mdze TO order.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

ID able discovery introduced the public with
fullest will effect object
ia application, viss THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
OF THE HAIR upon heads Of those who the
SANE and have thereby became bald Or partially
Numerous certificates might We given to show how
fully this compound has bees applied having failed
single instance but II Is brought before The public
SELL but be applied upon the principle ono charge with
with particulars.
I virtues fully snd satisfactorily tested. The
heads entirely bsld have been by the
peston Of this Restorative, covered with luxurious growth
OF besutifu hair.
An humbug and qu,cksry In this utterly dis
claimed.
Bese Hair Resto rsve w be applied by the dsceverer
inventor, Levi Bess those who may desire svai
themselves Of Us beneficial effects at the sce Of O. ~ Mac
daniel, No. Plat street. New York
None need despair whether old young Of having bs
hair fully restored.
No payment win he received for any sppcssos OF the Re-
storsve until the individual Wis tries satisfied by the
rcscrator Of the hair.
r. Strangers may stay mouh In tho CITY, can have
their hair started sufficiently to its complete
ton. ntq3ms
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= - n FOH MANTPOED.IThe NesT
x leave from pier No 3. ~ \. foot Of Morris
st. every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoon o.
closk.
To. steamboat sUNKER HILL, Capt Sanford, win leave
om East River smbost place. cot Of Bsehmsn g. every
Monday, "Wednesday asd Friday afternoon, n o'cleek
4 F0RNEw LONDON.-stsges viii be In readiness tLyme
- convey passengers 10 New Losdop.
4 ~ Freight taken ustil O'Clock
I FER further isermaiiss issuire on scsrs % o.
~. All perse~s s<ssd frwsi.s any one sessss =
the sscve ssss - evreM 19ee.s
GENTS CBuTD-eHuTD-p~ 80 - syrAnnup
aeN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

NENDUE.-Ry virtue OF foreclosure Of = mortgage, I
viii expose for sale at public auction Wednesday the
2 March ~ o'clock at the foot OF Albany
No IA North River the schooner called the NEW YORK
TRADER Of Albany sixty burtben drawing four loot
water, well calculated for the river trade.
AMOS GORE, Marshal.
mla3tt s6 Greene, corner OF Spring 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

W.. 20 x. :. f c.,.: ss = .: 49, = y
bvasNsv hsys = ssn, asd 60 wal b psa esnysxL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

- EARN ON sTATEN ISLAND FOR
E. SALE OR TO LET.-Suated shout three miles
Lbsck from Merseresu's Ferry, -four miles from Qua
rantiue Ground containing IS Of land, 10 Of which Is
land, the balance good llahle land The Farm has
House and Barn, with Garden Fruit Trees he attached
Possession given mmedistey For further particulars apply
to II. YvELIN, s3l Fulton 81.
ml5Sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

ry For sale 1t LEE rHoMPsONs Blseking Eestsb
.hu,est No ss Broadway This preervsiive Is warranee
wster proof boots and shoesalso fer rusks
the leather he mperveus 10 water, will also prevent
the leather from cracking and adds durability 10 all the
articles mlT-Jmf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

euaied Ter quor and grocery and boarding
house. Also. several house, and In Cherry, water
Madison, Monroe, Roosevelt scsa,me Orange, Ridge, Rvng
tos, Walker John, Mercer, Mott and Greenwich which
will be let low to good tenants.
FOR further particulars apply at John sm 10 In
the morning, and from To In the evening. mo-ins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

= c,nn nnn PFC KLEs, large sise, y. ssrre.s, y
.T s.s q s:sr se NOT "s u: ;c.l
,er,.r wyls ar sss By q. y, WELLS, is< wsssva
sss,r! restdocv to Hch.Hc,sI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

~ III ROBERT MILLS. OF Branfeld, sufolk, England
vii spry directly the Office of the Mernisg Hersd ssd
leave there adde's viii lead TO something to his advan
are. mie-tdAwf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

rr NEW HAT EsTABLIsHMEyT--E
pertinent Is the best test Of quality, therefore le, oil
those who feel diseased make the experiment OF buy.
ing one OF ROWE C@s short mapped or plain bes.
vs and the result will 70 any person Not sii.ded By
udice that obtain Hat possessed 81 nl the esssl
requisites Of the costly the reduced price q and
warranted equal to any cold In the city ~ asd pur-
sould satisfied ser couparng them 9th those
scld st & The csey wl Be reusded snd TIE Hssr~seves
bach.
These HAS are wsrrsseafur bcse. end beaver So No.
IT'D neps ROWE CO. Narrower =
sstwees wsn saA Beaver sss Opposite ne sschssss.
1 u1Atm~ *FEME#
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

NMW Y0kK TATTERsALLs-Tser regular
sales Of Horses Carrae he nj this well
continus 70 take place every hcndsy ~ O'clock
and e proprietor has sss adopted the toxowne rule
0esemen having horses for sale viii not oe charged s
mag Tor entrance vi the LIST May next ne usual coxs
5on, Ss VIII De charged on actual sales only
ne next sale will commence Monday, March 70, ss ~
and all hsrsss nc ntenaea for this sale must -
own and entered before Saturday March a. ats H.
no horse can be offered sness egstsred In tins
for the catalogue.
JOHN w. WATSON, 446 Broadway.
ID Horses registered for sale must left New r0yh
not be offered. jIa SwsT
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Imr6 NHW P hNxo SSSRsE

DRICEs REDUCED-Thep proprietor, Of Tsmmsny
Hall and Leveoys Hote have reduced The price IN lhe6
Eating Department 10 the prices previous the high price
provisions and will ends their wh
coed fare and liberal In qsany any sbsr Rating Es
tahlishnenis In the city. nleS
EOH sALE-A lot o. first Staging Csssres 80 a.
arrived Also, quanty Of handsome shell WORK. 70 be
sold st h,e corner OF Fulton and Nssesu SIS ner
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08
No. I26

Adsne Of Sc was all that could be seen Of her
FIJI ~ person on hoard Next day lat Sc So Ion III % W.
stsndng can scnr full Of water, oremas gone nsrmaa
' nni could not see her name; pc board
,lms'ia, al Baltimore from Wales, repors-On bs
s' ,a ~ ~ ION "a spoke bark Aurora and took
u1 anu crew Of the brig Toma OF Boston, which
SCI was capsh "a while lying TO Ia gale 18th Sept
e I'm, sPoke schr Stara from Guadaoupe NewHaven
wv asa 1--WE seamea having been washed overheard
of the Tona. 1885 - -" -
The French brig Courier Vera Cruz from Havana for
hone.ux was driven ashore ~ miles Cape Florida
out OF IL souls saved.
The brig Aldery, Thomas slaster from 81 Japo went
ashore about the time and
on board excepa DulGhnan by the In.
dians! - -
The brig Export ship Thracan ashore sthe sane
time nearly off Cesars Creek. The of the brig
tEat OF the ship probably lost.
The soops Alabama, Dread and Mystic DR. ashore and
osi in the same gale The only survivor yet acertansd
Joseph Negle.
schr syaney Layton I'm Guyana. PR r this port put into
Norfolk on the LIST inst In distress.
Brig Padang NOresss. 28th ult reports that the lh
was boarded on the Bahama Banks by Ella
Hand which reported that that vessel totally
on ne sh OF Surrnp Key aud that during the she
mao Deen 10 throw overheard poron Of cargo
had broken her bach and sprung zeak and
derJury Hasts and should eRdeavor into New Pr.v
denee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

gor,,,osstien Ornament msnufsctery,
81 Broadway, New York
~ roUN CALLER respectfully inforas Architects nd
couti1nrs To furnish
,rrinoo Eor ksshng Of budirgs the lowes
g. spec can ~ msnutsetory az above.
f,,ssr.erts got upto airy destgr. raye-en'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08
Important i0 Milliners, Country Merch ants
and the Ladies' Ina general.

~ CARL KING. the well kn5wn and celebr ated First
Victoria Queen of England, respectfully informs La.
dies OF New York and ve,ay and The public generally tina.
given up two OF Asretail naey s5 Broadway
eegant large superior qualify most ashona-
bly, nanntactured feghorn Florence Tuscan and Kngish
al at very reassaabe price. miaers and Country
sha chant viii AWAY md General and Of superior
Tuscan and English straw Hats by the dozen his
reasons bic terms as any house in the city.
~ O. lie will keep also an elegsn, assortment 1.-THE most
set al very reasons Die price. lySlJm
~ MADAME BLANC. So Ana street, NY. gives Jesse
Kinds OF needle 9,oTa.
Wsz s.eets. for making flowers, for sale. ssim.
S CfttSsv " GGs. FrsfoIs
WI " = srEs s2 Pearl street, now opening TN
ierTs.
patti Iron Tea Kettles and sauee Pans.
e e5sss a sasst ar Table Ca Gallery d0
8 DO Pen nd Pocket Knives, Shear, Scissors, &c.
50 do. assorted Trace Chains
2e0 dozen do Axes.
10 eases sues Pistols and Rifles
p pairs sell cooking and revolving Pistols
Tosehsr with general s;.or,men. o. shsf Hsrdw.r-s
Japanned and Fancy Goods suitable Tor the sSuthe
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERs
signs plain and S Rag: and Device. Of
every painted with reference durability
popristy and good taste
A unorm system OF charges ibered to.
auis I'm
JOHN BATE
q Respectfully niorms his friends and the public that he
has take the ~ Cedar doors Of Broadway
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
Where the 'rces attention i'll be paid To the business in all
its branches; and hopes by keeping selection and
constant succession e the approved and fashionable
ce Their with the heatness and durability OF
ship elegance OF IT. merit OF that share
pabc patronage, WHICH has keretotsre been literally
bestowed ON him.
his sincere thanks to his old friends, and In
socf the avors ~ begs 10 state that those
hp their rofhV
every attention bsii paid tn lber orders.
The ost moderate charges for prompt payment
~ London and Paris fashions received meathly.
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BEEF! BEEF! BEEF

70 SUPERIOR barrels aud half barrels ot first and
c,nd sssty Bse warranted in good order,
bst ss,d COO sale ule very lowest ket rricss
aus 7-ts VALENTINES. Is Fut4r Market
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08
COLORED PAPER.

AND FANCY PAPER " * MANDATORY,
No. "a Fulton and so Go d street, NeD York.
III large of Coored Papers Of every ascrip-
toasuch plain coored emb ssed marble notified spot
ted &c kept CONSTANTLY hand Also extensive
negto Fancy Piper Boxes oevsry variety and Tor
Orders in both Lines executed with promp,nes and despatch
BLANC BOOEN,
q I'm Manufacturer. Nos. u Fuon asd 81 Gold n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08
NEW YORK BAZAAR
PAri Mt WIsDLAss
Il DIST r. AID.

Iy THE -ibers Sole Proprirtsrs ,lnuscturer
preFa ed vita despatch all orders for their
Unrivasd Pseut sgeled BesuI wad Besdscsds which
almost uversllly used, being the best article,
yet combining convenencs and du ability
The sackng aetrs upon the windss. sweed beam
made perfectly light ana Zee from ell a,ily sag
leaving ascy the wni readers partie
simple In construction the matter of putting
as ng will be iound NJ hut little trosble psrsoa
with those of other c-asrucoa whilst the precision
which The component parts hlcd acts a safegusrS
against the istrssiuctos of any And o.
From the taken rrnder each Bedteed perfect t~ir
qua ties for durability will nd them purchaser
WIS invrd call aud examine large
~ hand
Also, large assortment Of elegant Firntnre Matussses
Feather beds, nc. csustanv on hand,
}. &c. SOUTHiCK, No. ls Hrosdwsy,
jeisy Franklin Mouse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

Horarth frnm Newcastle (E for D. York, 2th inst lat A.
lo.s o., -.
long 20.
So long a. bark Chandelier days from Camden ~
Orleans
Nschen from Rev York far Valparaiso Esd lat ST. long Got
Sheridan from New York for Liverpool 27th Sept inst
long - 80
Saiem from Havre for New York 26h ulL lat a. longe
segI Gibson, frsm New Orleans Liverpool 10th ult
LAT 20, long 81.
Henry luke from Liverpool for Bostoa a5h ult. lat a.
long so.
Sanpson, eft NaHtuckei from Pcou for ". York 3oth u
slar from New Vera tor New Orleans, 18th ulL lat 81 o.
long 81 IS
Lesnde iron ST. Pe,erbug Boston, 25h ut lat a S.
leng ST.
Glide, I'm NYork fr Havana off Pan OF Maianras-Sep22
waverly TN Pacific Ocean f. NBeord 1900 bbls oil q
IS N on 81 l0-SeptiI
land, Poetic Octau NBcdferd $500 bhs
lat n 25 ~ lon "a l0-Septl4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

WILL SnU aHN ITg
III PRESCOTT, UNITED STATES OIL PASTE
BLACktNG admitted by al who have proved IL to se de-
cdsdy the best sric offered ~ the public peirg
actured In OIL does not he Hacking tipre
leather but On the preserves and sotsns H. whoe
sale dealers are particularly reousstes call
the abDve scie ant satisfy nseives tha Preseos Blaek
Ing must take precedence any otter !. use.
1t Becsusc Il fossess~s conservative qusli,ies
2ad It's Easy application,
Sd " Improves rather tbsn u mpaired hy age
9Th IL vii polish IN sl nj lastly
Il . perfection IN backing hhhelts n, attained.
Manufacture ed and tor sae at s. Water street New Yerh
Alto by ,. w. Clerk, Budso. Orders solicited sssSm
II SECOND WARD no TEL-nsu 10 the Garner %
Fuhor street w Nassau srs-This well hnown estsbish
ment having undergnne thorough re6ting new IN com
pets order Tor the accommodation OF whe may honor
wttb their patronage.
There are in this house besides the lower story which
thrown entirely large
the cond .sy Is eet bv 2s Tor The
til. wi pu neeavs tog,her ~ith several smaller
adapted for referees OF or Inc tran ssciop of
other prisste business -
Gus ana private psrtes secon@oaswd WIN r.ouss ard
with supp~rs, composed NJ
species ef game decsey who TIE msrseu ahord Al shcvt
notice fDAoNU 'VNrS' r'oprf'ot. Jsf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08

sPyAK EH a WILCOX
ATTORNIEs AND COUNSFLLOPs At LAW,
csNtJ HsRiE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY y y.
- entrusted 10 their care viii ~ tahnty aVend
~ 70. sS2n'
COl,t,t'CrIOSs made all parts of i've Uene1
" states. " the best terms, by -
81 SYLVESTER
es 100 Broadway aud u Wall T.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-24

system failed and the general suspension of
specie payments by the banks took place
We believe that, TO the same causes alone are
chargeable the loss Of millions Of the money
of the people by the delalcations Of subordi-
nate officers Of the Treasury Department
Finally, we believe that arising from the same
causes, the affairs Of the Treasury now exhi-
bit state Of disorder, confusion and chaos,
without parallel in the history Of this Govern
ment, or any other, Of modern times.
For these reasons we call aloud for u
thorough investigation Of every thing con-
nected with these subjects, by Committee
Of Congress, that full measure Of justice
may be meted out to both the innocent and the
guilty.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-24

occur by the expiration of the term Of Mr. Riyes.
we have considered this election paramount, per-
maps, ih importance 10 any other subject which VIII,
curing lhe session engage the attention OF the Le-
gisialure. On this election, in our opinion, hang
the iuure political character OF the State Of Virginia.
ana me character Of her representatives In the Be-
nate OF the United States. We have therefore, felt
very solicitous that the public mind should be far
turned 10 the subject that the delegates In the State
Legislature might know, before going To Richmond,
the feelings Of their constituents We have repeat
eddy expressed our own opinions upon this question,
and since we have done So have become satisfied
that in doing SO We have expressed the views and
wishes OF three-fourhs Of the Wings In this section
OF The State. With us, II is fully conceded that Mr..
HIVES has claims upon The State OF Virginia supe-
ror to those OF any other man in the State, and more
particularly for his recent course, upon The wing
parry lie il Is who has given that party Its present
supremacy IN The State, and he IL is who, II any one
can do II, will be enabled to hold il where II now is
his opinions now agree on the most important points
his influence and temperate political ques-
tiens will have the best possible effect in every thing
wherein Il can be extended.
We, therefore, would earnestly urge the Wings
in the Legislature to unite upon him their candi-
date Tor the Senate, and re-eect him 10 an office be
Is calculated to fill for the welfare of the country and
honor 10 himself We know of no man, not even
among The most ardent and best known Wings In the
State who we would rather see elected to this most
important Office than Mr. Rives, even If by their
election, the same union in action between the Wings
and the Conservatives could be effected that will in
the event Of his reelection. We should like much
to hear an expression OF the views Of the Richmond
papers on the question.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-24
THE BORDER TROUBLES.

The Proclamation Of the President of the
United States, denouncing the schemes going
on among some of our population who SYM
pathize" with the rebels Of Canada, proclaim
ing the neutrality of the government, and ex-
horting the people Of the United States to re-
frain from all unlawful interference in the
:" nefarious and criminal enterprises" Of the
border, will doubtless meet the cordial appro-
baton of every lover Of the peace, tranquility
and honor Of the Union. The proceedingon
the part of the Executive Head of the nation
was loudly called for by the exigency Of the
occasion, and will, we trust, have the just eff
feet wisely designed by its author.
With due Difference to some OF our distin-
guished contemporaries, we cannot, however,
agree that the style and language is as dignif-
ed, tasteful or pointed as it might have been,
and ought to have been. 1t contrasts strange
ly with the clear, business-like and enlighten-
ed document from the Lieut.. Governor of Up
per Canada. We do not think we are hyper
critical. But the Public Honor and the Law
of Nations certainly open field for the exh-
biion of the sublimest moral dignity. We do
not think it is exhibited in this brief but invo-
lu,ed and inexplicit definition Of neutral du-
ties. "
When the European powers were combined
against France in 1893, Washington issued
Proclamation, in which, after stating in eight
lines substantially all that is proclaimed now,
he also made known that all citizens who
should carry articles to either ofthe powers at
war, which are deemed contraband by the
modern usage of nations, would be liable to
punishment and forfeiture-and further, that
he had instructed those officers, to whom i be-
longs, to cause prosecutions to be instit, ted
against all persons who should within the cog
nizance of the United State Courts, violate the
la,os Of nations, with respect to the powers at
war. Nor did he, in his Proclamation con-
corning the instructions in Pennsylvania, say
to the insurrectionists or the sympathizers,
that their plans were impraetcable acithout
foreign aid, which they could not nationally
hope to receive" y
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-24
PROFOUND DIALECTICs.

A paper in the West, infers that the result
of the Ohio election in favor of the admins
tratlon was the consequence Of Mr.. Clay's
unpopularity, but proof Of the potency Of
General Harrison's name, when the former
had nothing to do with that election, and the
latter great deal to do with it
What is to be the inference from the result
in New York, where Mr.. Clay's name was d.
rectly before the people! Let us hear from
the same exquisite logicians.