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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-22

Mr.. THADpEUs STEVENS, to whom the
Loco focos of the Pennsylvania Legislature
denied the seat TO which he had oeeh GUY
elected, has been sent back by the people OF
Adams county, by an overwhelming majority
The vote stood as follows:
Mr.. Stevens 1861
Mr.. McDiyi,t 1906
Stevens majority, 400
When will the Loco -focos learn to respect
the voice Of the people 7
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From The Charlottesville Va lJeGers0nian

There is nothing in the result Of the elections
in Virginia which much rejoice. tho
prostraton Of that system Of pariy DISCIPLINE which
has so long and dsgiacefuy prevailed il many parts
Of the Union. Of all the engines which ambition and
despotism have employed for the overthrow and
destruction Of republican institutions there are
formidable, and although slow, none more It's
effects History does not afford solitary example Of
free people, among whom this system prevailed that it
did not finally overthrow their free institutions aud
bsh frightul desposm on their ruins. Its very ma
ture and all its tendencies despoc az The control
of The many By the uiH Of The feio. We feel happy,
therefore, that Virginia, the very nursery OF freedom,
and the mother Of great and good meH should SO sig
naly have burst the letters which had been secretly
prepared and dexterousy thrown about her. by those
who throwing about them Republican mantle, attempt
ed clandestinely to bind her to the of despotsm
We do doubt that the glorious examples set by the
]. Old Dominion will exert most powerful and sau-
tay influence upon other States and lead to the
annhllaon Of system which was so nsdlonsiy steal
ing upon the country and charged with such destructive
elements to liberty and FREQ government We can say
the and irresponsible clique at Washington OF
which the "Globe is the organ, aud its auxiliary
Jun,o" Richmond, that the trident Of their power
is broken in their hands, and the days of their influence
and control are numbered with the thngs--not that
"are" but hare been"
They may fatter themselves that they have overaken
the object Of their vengeance and with keen
appetite and inexpresslble delight quatng the blood
warm flowing from his heart But they are deceived
they are deluded. The victim has only ceased to
treat-he has turned upon his pursuers, and will ere
long drive them back their kennels dishonored and
dsgraced The eyes Of the people opened,-lght
is bursting upon their vision, and they renewing their
confidence 10 the man, against whom their suspicious
and their prejudces have been so improperly excited
and will frown into contempt his vdclive and nsalia
BILE pursuers The big dogs of the Globe and the
Enquirer may snar and snap, and the little dogs al
ways to be found at their tails may yep, hut will all
be in vain" truth is mighty and tciH p,eraH" Rlves
still lives and will continue to rise in the confidence Of
his counrymen.
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IN THINGS WHICH AZ. r..asr,xL .sp n ALL
s - cHlerY.-Aagashn.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-22

JoHN C. CALHouN-A PortraH.-Mr ADAMS, in
his late letter to his constituents gives the following
off hand sketch of the I" honest nullfer."
Al the head Of the leading men Of South Caro-
lima is Mr.. John C, Calhoun, with his sanguine
temperament his dashing eloquence, and his never
doubling confidence in himself, his superficial &C
ouantance with human nature, and his no quaint
ance with human history; with his never hesilang
versatility of conduct, and bis ludicrously sincere
claims to consistency; with the memory of his pre-
mature advancement in early youth--o his grasp
| ing ambtion-of his blasted hopes and his morIiy-
ing disapponments. This is precisely the man to
| acquire, under the eherve>cence OF southern sun
the ascendency over the intellect Of his coempora-
ries which confers Pythagoran authority over his
| disciples, and settles every question among them by
| the simple formula Of " He said hr And such an
ascendency he has acquired, with the exception OF
| few intelligent men, unable TO keep pace with hm
in the suddenness and rapidly of his politica pr
! rouettes but who cannot sustain themselves long Ia
! opposition TO any of his circumvoutions.
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we understand that the President left the
city on Thursday for the North.
We perceive that the Common Council Of
the city OF New York have appropriated $1,000
towards paying the expenses Of his reception
in that city.
In answer TO a communication made to the
President in behalf Of the Loco-foco General
Committee Of New York, the following letter
was received from him:
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The following anecdole Of Or: Franklin Is mol
generally known. Being in England 10 iio, ne
Americansl He answered that 1t might be accom-
plshed by few rc-aSons-thus:
call your forces, s..
store Castle William,
heal your unconstitutional acts,
nounce your prctensions 10 taxes,
Tnnd the duties extorted after this,
.cciye payment for the destroyed tea, with
the voluntary grant OF the colonies, and
then
.joice in happy
Cancellation. ....
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r w. COLLENS

F'aii,d Stutes' C0mmigx1Oarr.
Appointed hv the Federal Court ut New Orleans
OFFICE No. 100 COMMON STREET,
tExt hnngr Hotel I'udny<)
& AID cOmnl-Dnrr takes nlllayi,s under md hv
.Sv,rrur niii" Acts of Congress- va.$rtl ! III FcIru
airy. 1924, lst March 1917 HE Judiciary Act of 1879
and other acts Of Congress, in such natie and
provided.
Said Commits has considerable cxp.rence
and uses { ms ut cniun and certificate Which il'vt
stood III" s,vrrrsl scrutiny vi the abc.l l.nwl crs>
ur t..
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EOIuer II 81 Charles {. CnMn,nn SLt1f

FXcH AGE no Ell.
ptSII & ALLAN would Respectfully call the at
eutinn Of citizens and Strangers tutlcirruln ri.
assortment ri Grurnlcn'- linen hrts. do rnIbr C.
with llIrn FASHIONABLE linen iruut< linen clio,
hrs silk, cotton and ucrIno under sr,S and draw
nl,rlc and silk unkrrrri>: blac~ and fancy cru
watts in great VARIETY SwkS OF every descriptions: gnnr
elastic am! cotton Su>l'rnier: silk cotton aud thread
ginve>: GENTS hoskin gloves, umbrellas and gold
mounted.
Asn-Splrnhih assortment Of ladies' and gents vii
ting desks Dire cases. port olios. peliuner,, cut
'ery, ani rich tit:'cv goods
novl /;
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Justin Cas,anic, in actual custody vs. his Creditors
y I'd the Creditors of j. Castanie Il Co. Nc. 1881.
lStTATE OF LOUISIANA-Commor Court
~ Of New Orlcans-By order of the Honorable
Charles Watts, Judge Of said Court notice is
hsreby published Of an order, citing all the crcIi-
tors Of Justin Sastanic, an iusovent debtor, petit
tioRing for the benefit of the laws made for the
relief OF nso vent debtors in actual custody, to
appear in open Court on Thursday the l4,h day OF
November next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to
S.ew cause, if any tcy can, why tho prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted.
Il. Kennicott Esquire is appointed to represent
the absent creditors.
New Orleans, Clerks Office, Octobrr %, 1899,
o24 Ct L. GARDERE, elk.
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"'A' ~ '','.''.' ''' corner ct '''''- 7,5o,
LIST, cd ,nd il,h.
a te l"r3'5 tickets i. the two million ~,
La ',' "a I "" Ia, ' cit v;,o,v :, s,u
heS n rcm '.,""r corner of D'En.,
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SCttINE.
CAMP st lIIEATEE Axn GROUND,
" .j;', + u, ia '.e holder orrIe Is. t-,n 3D.
That t" .o" """r'; ,,r ~,pr~ a us S''""O'
allied A"r-J 'r.r hotel tra.ot- .., er
,. t3r p. j \U'-'rz -lnat4 4o,00t
Trs, q ith, di d li,
' '', "a ,T, o.c"r" E NJ. H., by
pri.,.,, ,!..-rr. 8.,un. u, ''''
that o.. 90. j'-''nH Hru.c ~v| l1, wa
Enu. ... r5 orrapI.t Nv q " ,.u..cn 25,00(
ty y.t.. l0,n, 80 IL. ,2'I
Frat two stgi 'Ju.e dwelling aud double lot
80 ID ". occupied by J NJ Hall l3OO
Przs to the LIST, ID and 4h.
An entire square of ground in fuuhourg Annun-
citation, I'd NJ. hounded by Liberty, Benton,
Melpomene and Terpsichore SITS. ll,00(
Prize to LIST, ID and 9Th.
That one story store and lot corner Camp and
Julia street, occupied by Mr.. NJ. Lauher for
dry goods. l2,O0l
That one story store and lot of st Mary
and Julia StS. l0U0
Prize to LIST, ID and 7tl,.
A certificate for 800 tickets in the two million
lottery, at $50 each lOrO
The fortunate holder of this ,rise may realize
the hnppv destiny to obtain posses ion through
their medium, Of the principle portion of
the various splendid prizes in the two million
lottery, will be a
Prize TO I>t, I'd and 9Th.
lIhat large building and extensive lot in the
' city Of .nfl :rttc, tluhnu,s I.ivnudais corner
Washington ind CIHpp',wn SITS. 100 by 200
'cct "UN
Prize to Ist, % and OH.
A ,rii, ate of I25 tickets IN the two million
j. lottery, $2n each 5UA
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LEGAL NOTICES.,

STATE OF LOUIS IANA-Fir-t Judicial Dis.
~ trict Court--Friday the lllh day of October,
lS39.-Prescnt the Honorable Charles Mauriun,
Judge,
Louis F. Canongc VS. his Creditors. No. 1898,
On motion Of L, W. Goons Esq Counsel for
james Il. Caldwell, Syndic Of tile lnsolvcnls
tate and on filing tabcau of distribution herein,
it is ordered by the Curt that the creditors, and
all othcss Interested slew cause it any they have,
within ton days from the publication of this rule,
why said tablcau slou d not be CONFIRMED and
hOmologated, tho funds distributed accordingly,
and said Syndc discharged f.om any further liza
bilitiy in I'll premises.
Extract from tho Minutes.
AID SIDNEY LEWIS,
n2-3t Deputy Clerk.
l1NTAT DE LA l.OULSlANE-Cour Au prem.
- icr Distict judiciarc, Vendredi II Octobrc,
l839-Pscscnt rhopara,c A " Buchanan, Jugc,
Louis Francois Canonge cuntrc scs Creanccrs-
No. 1898.
Sur motion dc r. w, Collons, Avocat dc James
II, Caldwell, Syndic dc la ia,Iii,c dc insovabIe
ct 10 tab eau dc di trlhution ayant etc dcposG Ell
COur, il ost ortent,G par la Cour, que los crGans
ciers du dit insolvate tou,cs autros pcrsonncs
intGrcsseos, aicni dGduire les raisons, sill cx-
iste, dams les dix jonrs q.i aavrcnt la publication
do co rule pour esq.elIcs 10 dit tablcau scrait
pas conirlnG ct ,omologu6. les fonds dis rbu6s, ct
ct c dit Syndc dcchargt de toutcs responsibilities
Extrait dos Minutes.
h Il AID. SIDNEY LEWIS,
30 raft
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81. LOUIS STREE nE>r NE'tAr, OPPOSITE

| l Nv I..\',iiA Nif
FENiIE Subs ri'er has the lnnr IN inform his friends
h aud the public in raj that he will open, ,ln
l'Ih lsa' IA H"@'nn'n where persons will he served
n,c"rline to the iIi of fare, regular prizes. VIZ:
FIFTY cents fr hcnSt>t. aud >cy"iit, five cents for
Dinner. n hr nktl<t viii insist 'it'" hl@,"S II
"ptn''ne cup ct C. hr"Ith nj *, hnttn bottle OF vine
and brad at discretion .l' DINNER vii, consist of
1ni"" dishes At "iiur soup ha'ia I Tile ct e and
| bral at '!i-,-lir.
4 great nlnler of persons have cun,IainIc for
Il long time Of the Inconvenience III il tables dnuleS
where they obliged 70 be at regular hours. The
subscriber has the hope Of having "I.inicl that inro-
vrnrnrc in ~raii>ng his Rc>rnurn, ruar prices
and where persons i'll b. attended To hour Of
the day, u c"n,"r rate tlan at III" tHhI" d'hotos.
The subscribe has also elegant SnIoons for private
o5-aw NlCHt:l. DOUAgS.
1 AYrON & co, M. 81 Old }.rvee street, in iii,
i 4 ton their olucr stock have received from Eng
laIC per ships Chester, E,lwnt and \";,rum, aud by
arrivals from tho norhtra cities, the following
Of Hardware, lrou, Steel, Nails Anchors.
Chains, Iurdngc, lrnlhrr tFlS. &c. which they offer
for sa It on accommodating tenns:-
! HARDWARE.
Ergl trace chains and log do; carrier chains,
and chains for mills hreh, Carolina hacs Nv ooc~'
and vndon'>; bright cast steel hoes, and shnyeiS and
spades; bright l."u>ltna hoes; sruhb,g Hoes; black
Carolina hoes; best 'Arnitage anv> blacksmilhS bel
lows, hammers and tonge files, assorted, of all kinds,
lbiiuison's make; socker spades, assorted kinds;
Rowland's ana Hoes mill saws; cast steel whip and
cross saws; hand saws; copper skiners and !ndies
| plantation bells Indian corn mills: curry cnn,bs wood
screws; leg locks; Amr,ca door locks; radock cabin
houk steel yards; cash u'd paper xes;angers chScs;
carpenters and <m,s' tools generally; bright staple Vi
ccs and general assortment ii table cutlery and shelf
| goods\-
Hunts s,e La, tom patten Hunts broad
and hard h ,tnenl of Hunts tools; Co
Inns axe; aud $50 dozen cast steel axes, made by other
, good makers.
To-" '"Hs hN'. "cuHrn and round ror Baltimore boiler
''',t" .. h, So. '" Il. ~" '"sS'' sheet iron:
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II Each day 5 dr. wing under the Of Judges
Of Court, in New Orleans, and the Wheels opened and
Scnci by thrm.
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THE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF THE TWO MIL.
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.

}, LION LOTTERY,
ma MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.
II Each days dr. wing under the super. two
OJ Of Court, in New Orleans, and the wheels open,
Scnlci by them.
o, 10000 PRIZES.
wv |. The VERAND,II aud ground, valued Mt s.:
THIS valuable and sprnll eLrr is q stories
OO Eigh, and presents II front of l45 feet Saint
Charles street, and 1913 feet on Common street.
The princi portion Of the front Of the base
MN tnent story comprises la,ge bar coil house
and eight stores, 'n'l two grand entries To the
hotel, for which the remainder Of this splendid
edilice is designed, and sSuch is now occupi-
100 cd by Mrssrs. King " Mrek<, in sly lie which
renders it the In"st fashionable hotel of the
south; 800 persons eau ut one time he convcn-
ienty accommodated with drawing rooms, par.
100 lourS and bed rooms The present rent
ses S"O,n'o Wrhnnum, and becomes increased
by provisions in the leases to $:}",5O0. The
,Oo stores the hasrnsn renders il s,,SC rptble of
augmentation to So 900 to the fortunate holder
otlhs prize.
ou ,. THr: ST. CHARLES THEATRE AND
GROUND, with the scenery, machinery,
wardrobe, music, &c. complete 81
THIS mag nl'lccnt structure has n front of 80
feet ON st Charles street, with a depth Il front
of l7l fleet on ST Charles Arcade. The cnpnci-
~ and recommendations within correspond
with the magnitude OF its exterior. The
grand saloon is % by I19 feet. The fnur tiers
~ boxes hf' Sni'h"nhted WIN extensive gale
W.T. '''S; ~ OF me boxes nave honlo'fS "fr"tirnS
rooms III tnc centre OF me dnie Is st'~prn.
. ~" ,n"s'I'cle c'''n''el'er '!h'r IN h,'ght'
JtO s., eci III circumference, weighing l,3Gn \
'iluncd with l7G gus lights, and cost SiU,75O
ne Scenrry and machinery are nnrquailed on
we c"pFnehl' ana tue wardrobe is magnificent
800 '"' "h"h"S''"l's,'iuelt could no" 'e leased
for Years @, i,nGH per unnn,n.
3. the ;cat"iES ARCADE hutL.
500 = DING eATtlS, MD H';N' " 'ai'
aea az
beanl' nj W." u vi TIE "r't, -, ''.!"r 4
feet front -" ia" y w. 49, Nv
'hh ON ''"' 81 N"'i',t'A '''" '.-- '".
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notifies do co'npata'tre par devant la Cour' Mard'
10 IL NoVemofc ptocha't', ~ heufcS "u "a,l'''
pour dednlrc les rnsons' sIs en- ont pour nsquclies
70 dit rclil'onnarc ne "u'ra'' pas ou hcnehce des
Clos passGe pour lc soLagcmcnt dos dcblicurs in~
solwabe Gu arresatlon. -.,,
" iemon 'honorane a. NJ buchanan J'igc DC
q la dlte C"ur, &c ~ oc'oor' 49, ,,,,,,s 4
o. s,Ene' 'No' l. LENlS'
- "ctI@ot III ~ t"Iotol,
Bk,,rAri, OF II = sIaN !, 2(somn,.raial Court
- pf New OrEAc..s. E*a G&
| The State Of Louisiaua1-. NJ wluu, hese pre-
outs shalt come, rrec,sf = Nhere,s NnI ew ) Bur
ler, hayins purchased n ,llr mad the sheriff
il-ue punish. :. ~ W., Q s a., q t "9
ayr4ksal'e,mI, f. Az ~ - - ~,
H., M n,,,,,,o - n I83I,n. i, unni,tuN
uy Edye,nsementl yconlcrn rrr LrgsIn-
: 7 lure Of the >,aic-A Louis ruuti~. Cor the
lir,hrr assny gee htiso pl,rms at jud.ciu i
y >'nisS;' ar,E "a the s"'h de- ' "'f'" ~; ,.4
=, Nv, VIZ" Ii,, .s Sin . 1 @t 'nSs
d q; = a. W. " Of on sh s, ,iIs e Or u5 n
and To tlleseon ~ te,4lo.f -t-ecaed55i rsea
Icacc Of aiftiaI cay u, ic. al e. eeyee 80, -
alpf ihfNsta isr ."''h a. ,.D' vas 3. te, q /
~ treE"t''l#,2 "'s9ht> 10 t'~ }t'asenh 10 "hd
Nerl i.Ss% ~ !. - ' ' ,i5I i,
~ f,un, te IaF.I ii ali,.a l.. Pa. ms'.ls,' ,Ihy
'o9!i, paprr. NJ afts ."'o.. ID rot '" eo'-
T. suid1rops5 5ss,!' 70 she. The par
safSsSesaa '4i1' ,"aal-' i.y j"'p a D.
~ S3,,,'.s "tF re A. or, "n5+' , a" NE
: IEGY. y r. as ~ r. ,,Il En,a mad
T,nam, r. ,,3IiT, I'm, c; SAINT. r.Tr NV
,',mTa " B5i. Il he j.. b f. . u.. al
which sale 4!s1-v tuScr j. a. MfF- ,.-ar ff
Il ne price q styenlnahaatN.iu ad'c5 Nd IL i'I"
i1rs. psyaAa i o.
D-s".ir ~ q p'Of'nys d .'''' .h'J "','i m,
'Ascy,nce. it. FER
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-. The portion Of square If ground on
ihalla alr ct, I'd III. OF IL lots bounded bv
"auns and CiUa streets, aud other pro
petty
- Al. I he lot Of g,uun' forming the corner r.
."s Apollo and Tar~l''ore streets, ID III. oi3a by
nd III feet
" A.. The square of ground ON rhali, street,
- "a M OILS ot>, ho"nded by Muunsel, Cluruu AID
Felicity str.c
-. The Two stony brick house and Ia, o,
0t Washington 81 Get, ely "i i.nn, cite, being luu
feet tioIu Chippewa street, aud la, M 40 eet
front, by 2O) feet in depth
49. The square Of groun,l in Ihalia street.
"a N. OF l"lotS' bounded by Martin and Meipo-
md streets and Eagle nue.
81. The one story building aud lot Of grouud
On Nuyndrs street, being the 3D. lot iioui Tern.
sicllorr street, having - by Ia feet
d. the square Of ground in Errato street, ID
IN. OF is lots, bounded by Martin and Thulin
liza streets, and Eu2 lie avenue
D. The lot of ground on Apollo street, Cd M
Copr">it" tn" residence Of } Field ESq.y being
the ID I" from Terpsich"re street, and having
3d. The square of ground on Errato street. 81
M of Is lets bounded by Eagle avenue, Thaliu
and Walnut streets
81. A 10, of ground on A polio street, 81 IN.
being the 81 let from Ierpsichurc street, having
Oh 3! by l!7 feet !
50. A lot of ground on Apollo street, Cd m.
heins the It'll tr.m rerp'ict'ors street, having 8!
56. A Iot ofsround on Victory street, I'd NJ
having 26 by ~! tcvt, adjoining the lot olning
the corner ofd'Engh,"n street :,
81 a LOT OF ground - by ~ feet, being the q
18th lot from that which forms the corner of
Ierpsichore street .oa..4@
So A lot of gtpund;on Apollo. street, 80 BY ,,
27 'eet,brng ltss 2nd lottrom tina. viii. forms 49,
the corner of NlePOmeue greet, I'd m.
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