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New-York tribune., 1841-10-15
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New-York tribune., 1841-10-15
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Ships Rochester, Woodhouss, Liverpool, Woodhul
Minturn So!on Buckn sn, N0rl,an., Dunham & Di.
mon; Oconec Jackson, Norleaus + h Collins Il Go;
kbes Preble hncklev. NOrlears, s Hooper; Saratoga
RUSSELL NOrlcans; " Nolsos; s. Lawrence, sgserdan
Nozzle, Elwell.
sRr-s Irwrence, Griffith, Charleston; Wallace, Berry
Warrington, Nc,mith & Leeds Mary, Bearse, - S w
Lewis,
scbr. Milcen,, Cole Baltimore; Tris, Nickerson, Bos
oa; sylph. McKenley Havana,W Und'rhilii South
sd Randall TobascO Bouchs5d H ns'Sa|S %,o, '''ep"
ARRIVED YESTERDAY:
Ship Ceylou Rand of Bosoo. I'm CroH,tadt Isl sept.
80 ElsinOr, llth Sep, mdze, Ne"6od " Cfu'@ S-"s1
'ncomesay with ssp Tlmor, for Nfork
:, Bark Ann Louisa, Clifford fun Vera Cruz md@e 10 "
H,rfoa.
Br bark cosmo ou,srbridge, Is dys fin Bristol mdze,
liz T Wiaslow
Brig Alien Burrows, cd DIS I'm cur,cO' goat skin to
Eouke & Son.
Bds Terra Nova percer, IL dys I'm 5, JOhas, NF with
sea- skins TO G Lawrenc,
= SSh' Edward Keuuedy, u dys fun Mirimichi' salmon
ba'eisy &c Livingston.
sehr konp, 80 dye I'm Curacoi
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

u Royal NniI from BostoH TO LI'er-
poOi-rne Letter Bags for me Acaiia are now oP;n Al
HiKNDEV & Co : No s Wall-sircet. aad will close
Friday the l5,n Al quarter past P. A. bag vii be
ssnt every d4y eutil FRIDAY. OH
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

To- TIE NEW WORLD Of this week well main
aims is reputation as the best and most comprehensive
newspaper in America See the contents for sstur1a.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

naEssiSG GOWNs-ia variety of ich
~ patti rs, or ale =29 Br.ai~ay, American Ho:el.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

u General Committee of Democratic
WIG YOUNG MEN.--Aa ADJOURNED meeting Of this
Gomutce wi be held National Hall, Canal rccs on
Frdav evening the 5th OF octohcr a halt pas clock
BENJAMIN DRAkE, Cnairmln.
Wlii.M 3 MARSH Secretaries o,,s,
GLss IL KILLER. Oh y
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

Hon. Rufus Choae (Un,lcd States Senator from Mas
sachusetts on The Literature o. the Sea-
Charles Eames, Esq on The ROmtucS OF the Times.
Henry il. Schoocrait, Esq, Qte United states indian
A gcut,l Indian Character Trait &C
Rev. Speneor II Cone, ON The Voluntary Principe.
Lowell Mason Esq (atc President of the uandci and
II ayin >ocIe y, boston) on Music
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15
NEW FAe,; HsHB0NS AND BONNE'

No 5il Gree ~tch IL
NOTICE-AI bils OF goods bought amounting to $50
AMI n.narl. B! NOR c.u I.cnunt allnNcL. o5 2.l.-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

u Medicines of Best Quality-ApProved
Popular Remedies Lsaches English Frsnch Periuni-
cry, Soaps, Brushes, &c, for sale by
J. |. CODDlNGToN, Druggists,
ol3 Inns 22I Haison 81, corner OF Spring.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22
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s!,.s,s Editors Ia the Herald u the 18th ult ,
there appeared a communication oscr the signature OF
a True Wing" in relation 10 Tie appointment Of
Judge up!ur, Secretary Of the Navy, referring TO
nomination uf The Judge Tor the Senate .! The United
s,o,es, made in the Richmond Wing, OF the ID March
ias and suggesting ,ha, you "woold do our cause ser
vice and rgh, The public mind in relation 10 this dis
,.nguished gentleman, by copying the article The
suggestion was taken, bat, III comparing the cofy with
,e original, in the Richmond Wing, tie following all
Important opnons Of Ike Jua;S as expressed b. the
write. in the Wing, were entirely omitted, viz:
ile is Of course strict Con>,ruc'i'nS aati- Bank,
azans, Protective TaI,iF. opposed 10 Internal Inn
urovrinsnt hy the Federal Government, and anti Dis
irihion % express 5r,as his c:ced, the resolutions
II ~ constitute hi- Il II book.
Perhaps this ou.;soina mere inalvc!tence; II
80 was Of vast consequence i" INC present state of
parties; and, instead Of ughng "iiie public mind, il
had lie i.isct Of misleading i, 10 the Secretary OPT
mons on these g,ea, ait; absorbing subjects Of the day
That these opinions still held by the Judge, there
.an be no doubt, ind justice 10 him requires tia, they
should be made known ., this time, and that Ike copy
IA The Herald lie corrected on this head.
have a high respect for Judge Cpshur, and pluc-
ing him fright before the public, have no otter Oh
,sc, than Justice m and other public servants who
think With him these subjects. WIG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

1'bs PHILADELPHIA Gazette Of yesterday quotes the
s,,lor,ng resolution which, on matinn Of JOSIAH Ran
dan WAS adopted By Wing meeting on The day betors
y, ,i,,f;oa. Oar coemporary then smilingy remarks
Tia, i w,ll now have al opportunity Of seeing whether
g..rd Thai Legislature nj Prnn lvana b eaneS, re-
ii !, rou,tc the bank 81 this cnrInnn calm forthwith Ia
resume -, IL payments o 10 60 inr ldati"h Tor e pay Ir'
e their d'ti- .. - -,
re STRONGLY incline 10 the belief that il was mere
.lectioneerng device on the par, Of the meeting. ~
certainly was cuiiou.ly treated, and l,s companion
recommending severe TAXATION, also offered hy Mir
Randall did appear ~ The regular proceedings, but
received separate and at.r publication. We should,
however be pleased find that Wing eilow-ciii-
zenS are sincere IN this matter. We therefore ASK thf
Gazette whether II and ~ political friends are really ID
favor Il forcing the banks 10 Observation-Disclosures II n'
ieyes ila, tie Wing menio'rs from the city are ~ -
yor cf that policy and whether Il suPposes 'hh' t''
Wing .renbers from Tie interior are Likely 10 or rs ~"
yocqtes -PeansY 'eantaa. .,,;
The Wig papers have not yet aIswer.a "ui '"iI IT,
r. whether ,hey are in favor al an investigation u Wv
,TTon.ac,ions oiihe L. : Bank We now pn' ano'hcf
o,.=nn 10 them: Are you favor Of prop'pt rfsump
ion of specie payments, as proposed IN ''e
adopted j, Wing meeting at the stare h""se Oe'''e
the election: yl -
M,nev i said 10 be very plenty in New YORK, not
ytIs,sndinr thai the Banks pay specie Snsrensions
seem IN inc end TO make money scarcer than II would
10 s,rc;e payn,ent were adhered to- FOR they produce
,..ni crconfdence and check imporia;ions Of specie
o either parts and increase nj paper brings no reei
far u falls in value i'll proportion TO its abundance, and
Genital !. no plen,ier than Il was bct"re.-lb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

Serious ClaryeS asainst E1-s'erst4ry L''as
Portsmouth Tin,es, q! last Monday rc.i,fa'r' ~
stance Of The following paragraph which We
from the New York Express
"rAe Norfolk Beacon has brief article lHPu- i
the veracify If Mr. Ewing, upon the au'hof'; ~,
Mallory Of Virginia. I'VE have been cai.ed Ia.
says, TO record a declaration made by the ii,h
Mallory, in an address delivered by han 81 Sl" i
Cour, House, 10 the citizens there asseinbi'o'
day last-,ha; Pres dent Tyler had AUTHORIZE
pronounce the statement Of Mr. Ewing, ,fet. !,
the connection Of the second Fiscal BILL ,sn.,
in every essential particular DR. VI. ia''"e, a.,
ed, thut full contradiction Of tina, s!a'e''," me
appear at the proper time When asked a. wDI Is,
would appear he replied that he did not ''''''''
but that it would appear. ..aa, ci1'
DIR. Mallory i. also said to have made anon ..od
again.; Mr.. Ewing which the Portsmouth sna,,,os
ininion, had previously announced as enia"'p p, 8
the bes, authority. The New York Evening tS hs.s
nay a,tiss of Monday last, thus notices c inF s
ali is stated in The Portsmouth, Virginia M. ii;
unquesonable authority, that the late IS h.
Treasury, Mr. Ewing, actually allowed one ear, - ~
a youth under age, the ENORMOUS sum o. "'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

by. Though lie was : decided Wing, we gar, vi,,
NJ Biacktord with Tie ,adcs, feelings and The h.,
wishes Tie profession loses IN lin enc Of the be-.
gentlemen, in belonged 10 Inlay hrs .rccesso,
luhcri, his merits ~ well as his dnties,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

"ExAsrMors ISpIGNATioS.-The public Al large
are frequently imposed upon by the publication oil the
proceedings Of Indignation meetings They appear
,ery large md terrifying on paper many of them
when in truth, they often the Prodrc, Of only han
dozen disconten,ed and fac.ious persons. Y! th's
character are the proceedings nj meeting IN Charles
CITY county Virginia, published in the Richmond
Whiy One would BE- LED 10 suppose from The tact o.
large committee Of - being appointed 70 dfast 'es'
i.,ions expressive Of their indignation al Ire course ~
,he President that The assembly vas unanimous Whr
~ understand the fact be that tbs great conven'
I.n consisted OF unlY q persons, all told. let SUCH
Are the pcnp and circumstance Win "hich 'heif re-
.n,ions, &c, pu, forth! :ka Eiany would be very un-
;us,,. lured into the belief that he Wing voters OF
Charles CITY county are unanimously opposed 10 lie
President Ire Ia bagatefe -.'faa'sonta".
The following paragraph in Mr. Bolts speech Of
September lu recently published, SO far as II undeS-
,akss fact in its latter c!anse We ieei aniho
rized 10 contradict peFemp,of'iy:-b
"Nr b. admitted IL is broadcast sense, that iron
,, Ty!crs first entrance public lie 10 the datr -"
h, arponn,an: 10 ihc liarrisbuf. Convention every
sentiment of hix mind lad been hostile 10 bank; but
when lie went there had no, the public reason nj'e
j,eve that his sentiments had undergone CHANG
Certainly they had. Dut further than that. Mr., i.
E, aid he knew such 10 he the fuct tie had travelled
ril!, him on beard Steamboat, and had heard him
more than twenty tunes o,care ila! his opinion had
ebsoged 10 this cx.cut-,hat National Bark va. ne
c.ssary 10 the welfare and prosperity the country,
End HAT We could not get on without H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

"itappears, Sir from the minutes Of tn" Cir'"' .
Mr.. " the aggregate number VI Wing speech
those measures were one hnndaed, and The ayr
number Of Democratic iiftynine: nearly Us" 10 -,
favor of the Why's. Yet We have heard asse'',e =
and seen il published throughout the country, -
i. again, that the Democratic party upon ih'' ~,
been aud are iartiously delaying the public oH>''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22
.AnrclSs IN Ire PrtS.

o.rcsSS The Press.
We have received .OEe Cent Daily from y. York
which has Just been established under the name Of
1.-The Evening Mail. II is edited by young VIZ
cuian, with whom we are intimately hcqnainted-Mr.
Richard b. Coach and it gives US sincere pleasure to
pas our tribute to his talents has virtues, and his rn
cplcs. lie is young, but stndious and improving :;
and besides, he is no tyro 10 the use of the pen. We
ha vc seen and have published, several able compo
si.ions from Mr. Gooch but his article IN Libraries,
which appeared in the fifth number Of the Even
inr Mail bears sufficient testimony TO the cearness Of
his conceptions and the vgor o! his pen. Ii can
find roum for it, We shall De happy 10 publish it. Tie
"sIa is intended TO be an impartial, neutral paper.
We wish han prosperous voyage, hrig,, skies and
favnring brte2es
The New York Evening Post, edited bv the ce!ebra.
ted VIM c. Bryant, has established in addition TO its
daily, weekly paper, called "The New York Weekly
Evening Post 1t is unnecessary to say that, in poll
tics, il is decidedly Democratic but it is to be
devoted 10 the diffusion Of '.sonnd political principles
than the support .: party II will take in all the in
teresting Of the day. large proportion Of misce
ancous and literary matter, and department, o. com
mcrcial iniurpatloa embracing price current oi the
New York Market, atS2 year-Ycry cheap
Col Harold Smytn has Discontinued the estates
Rinhisman ii .tbnndon-and III lieu Of H. the "B.n
ncr' is 10 be uniurled under the auspices of Robert
Latham, ESQ gentleman Of fine talents, Of great ac
accomplishments, aud Of some experience in The Edto
rial Chair. Upon his floating banner, lie has inscribed
his noble creed: ~ pun all these topics which have
SO long absorbed the fixed attention of The American
peope VIZ: the questions Of National Bank Protec
tive Tariff, Internal improvements by the General Go
vernnen', and every other subordinate measure oil
kindred origin, he has ever had decided opinions; ant
his convictions against that broad uerpre alton Of ,hf
Constitution, through which these measures have a
time another been established and defended,
main sill. mistaken. No hard alternative, pressing
party frfgency has coerced the REIMBURSEMENT .
po!i,ica! faith, upon which depends, in ms opinion
the presersa,o o the Constitution in its true intent
the safety Of the South and the duration Of the Union
| Our ancient Cnmrad-, =" m. NJ. Bachord, Esq, ha
withdrawn from the Editorial Chair Of the Fredercks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22
i r-o,y m, ~ T. Cra,isy and .journci .; GomHtrts.
MEN1l'lI


Rerclt of Santa INA against The Government
The bark Ann Louisa Captain Clifford arrived yes.
terday from Vera Cruz having sailed on the lih Sep
temhar. We are indebted TO the Captain Tor HES 10
The l4th Sept.
Our previous accounts had prepared us for the iuel-
lioeucc we now receive. Communications from Ge-
neral Paredrs who already know was IN array
against the Government in Guadalara, were received
by the Chamber of Deputies the list August and
from General Santa Ana and the Governor o! Vera
Cruz The reading Of which caused great excitement
and on the Ist September part Of the garrison rose III
arms and obtained possession OF various points oil lie
Capital The Chambers, in this emergency, invested
the President Bustamente with extraordinary power,
who had declared the city in state of siege and
called upon the military chiefs 10 support hln At the
last the city Of Mexico partly IN possess
sion Of the insurgents and partly IN that oil the troops
of the Government.
Vera Cruz had recommended The establishment OF
unia whose first duty should be "o designate the m
diyidual whose well known and heroic services 10 his
country rendered him worthy o! exercising the Ike
cn,iy. power The choice will doubt full on Santa
Ana The insurgents forces were advancing on the
capital and il would appear that the odds are greatly
against the President Bns,alncntr, and the regularly
established Government.
The Censor of the 10Th contains spirited commu-
from Gen Santa Ana, dated the 9Th, to the CO.
OF The Department, III the nature OF manifesto,
in which he denounces the acts OF President Bnsta-
menie and declares his cordial adhesion To the plan
OF Gen. Poreies and Valencia
| The Censor of Tie 18th contains still longer com.
municaton from Gen. Santa Ana 10 Gen. Almone,
(Bcstan,entes right hand man, dated Fort Peroe,
Sept oh, complaining particularly oil the course OF the
President in declaring The capital in stage Of siege,
placing himself personally at the head Of The army and
suhjec,ing the civil power to the military lie con.
cudes by saying, Il accuse you and HIS Ex-Genera
Busamene, of having violated the Constitution IN the
matters spoken ol, aud in consequence thereof, nc
longer acknowledge lie authority of said General, e
thcr as the Head Of the Armyor as President Of the
Republic, nor do acknowledge you as the Legitimate
organ Of the government for communications relative
TO the ministry Of war"
The "plan Of Paredes' az il is called &c. the revo
iutonary project boached BY that General in the lat
ter part of August, finds many adlerens. The depar,
uen,s Of Vera Cruz, Guanaxua.o, Qneretaro, In
Gates &c, are represented to have pronounced il
favor OF the movement. General Paredes, b. the l.s
accounts, in Guana1uato, at the hea Of 40J'
men in connex;on with General Cortazar. There wer
rumofs tina, Tampco had pronounced bu, this is doubt
!! full
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

IN, s,.rit IN hfntaehy- large ard respectable
meeting OF Tie citizens OF Mason county, keH'uc"s
cnnvened at the Courthouse thereof, IN the Town VI
Washington, on Saturday, Tie "a day OF ot'"eef'
Col james Drunu,ond called the m.s ing 10 oiaei'
ard u,on his motion, Major John - f.a"afes I'd. ap
y~n,rd Chairman, aud Thcoph'lus IiaInes oscfc'a'y'
TIE Chairman briefly stated 'i'f "'rc' o me 1nse.,
;,r and p,on notion a committee consisting OF James
W. Th,,c,er, Jones Helm, Oliver 7 Dnngl'son' ana
Thomas Lcavsnwor,h, were appointed 10 ofai' ''s'
l,;on. 4yorc.siye Of the sense Il hs meeting "h"'
,s,a- sbort absence reported through Their Chairman
las W. Thatcher, the following
RssO,r.d. That We look upon !, as deep and damn
mo stain upon the escu,cheon Of America, thai lohn
Tier Las tccn permitted 10 occupy the sea, ct wash
,nu,op. Jefferson, and Madison, aud that 1t behoares
:he frseuen Of this Republic rse en- mn>Se as Inc
son7ce If all power and instruct the trator n" longer
10 dis humanity Itself by ltng an office ioT ths
faithful d,scharge Of which y" know lie IS unqua'heo
tY capaci,y virtue, or honesty.
After the reading 81 The r solution the Bon 1nusf
Josepi Doan arose and add'e--ed The meeting IN =
strain q. mnassioncd vloeuen.e Tor an hnnr aud hh
which we have never heard surpassed lie approved
cordially Of the resolution ard branded on The
of John T gler, in letters Of fire, The wnro "Tn"or
The resolution was then carried by acrian'a'ion
rpon motion Of James j. Lighter, Il vas ordered .',a'
co,y of the proceedings OF this meeting ne signed Dy
the Presdrn, and Secretary, and forwarded TO hs acr
cency John Tyler
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

COMMERCIAL Bank TIE transaction eompirte-When
announced that the Commercial Bank had failed,
on the part of any of the Officers The public could hard
Iy be satisfied II evidently an incomplete trans.
action-the mere outlines Of picture not yet filled
up. 1t like the play of Hamlet with the character oil
Hamlet lei, out II in short altogether in viola.
ton Of the spirit of The nge, and the prevailing fashion
among distinguished inanciers. But now the mystery
is removed and we find that the transaction is coin
plete. The Cashier, Mr. Rediels, turns au: 10 be a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

More DrAooRs1ic SnowxRs PROM MA,Sr.-"me
understand, says the Portland Argus, ''tha Dr. a.
Cony, (Dem.l vas chosen R,Preseniat've from au-
pusta, on the 9Th trial, last Monday Well done, Au-
rus.a -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22
From FLORIDA.

S,,4xx,m. Oct. 10 by the l > steamer .N'endh'
received The following from their attentive Correspond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

VERMONT EhEcrloS.-The Montpelier Wntchman
of the 4h, gives the official canvass for Senators IN
that State =
Highest Wing vote, 100
Highest Opposition vote, IT'D
Highest Abolition vote 1'2o?
Scattering, l4u
The Van Buren, vote at the Presidential Election last
November, was ls G:,. More now. $685.. The " h'g
vote last November was 49, l7. Less now, ISL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

Tns Rock RIVER TKAoEpY.-A letter from Jnd
Ford, dated Oregon city, Illinois, Sept 2'ih 70 the
Editor Of the Peoria Register, says persons
who had a hand in the Drisca murder immer
have been indicted and tried al the recen m oil The
circuit cour, Of ogle county One hundred and TWEEN.
" persons were indicted, and all acquitted by the Jury
Wisconsin, x- Governor Dodge has been eiected
tn CONGRESS over Arnold the Wing candidate His son.
Augustus c. Dodge, recently elected IN Iowa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

17F7VDt'@r@'
Fairfield,
Knox,
Hamilton, gan
Hooking, Ross, Pike and Jackson, gam
Delaware, Marion and Crawford, gam
Licking,
Butler,
RichIand,
Belmont, gam
Seneca, Sandnshy, Hancock, &c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

We las various details Of lie recent Election III our
nrrvions columns before readers. lie precise re-
suit is not ascertained The Columbus Statesman vi
the 10TH presents the following summary
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-16
We had neither army 10 provide for nor country 70

IL we had neither army provide for nor country to
defend.
While on thu point, may add also, that Colonel
Henderson, colnaandant OF Marines, thinks also thai
certain barracks quite Indispensable for the iorce
und.r his command which ii would require Si5O,ooo
10 construct lie gets $4,000 in the estimates as
special favor The work, of course, is TO be done AZ
halves. az,
Among other objects not of the highest magnitude,
mentioned by Mr.. Poinsett, requiring attention.
reference is made the importance OF continuing the
surveys Of our rivers and great lakes for military pur-
poses; the want Of new barracks At West Point The
War Depar,ment and the proprieiy at least Of paying
for the si,es which have been selected and contracted
for for marine hospitals the western waters. Il
any notice taken Of these modest suggestions by
no means The estimates maintain dead silence on
the whole subject.
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-16
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY %

@ ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY -By
- virtue OF a deed of trust recorded in liber w X
No CO. folios 2l6 2i7 2is, $40, Of the land record.
for Washington county, in the District Of COLUMBIA
and for the purposes mentioned IN the said deed
shall ON Saturday the 9th day OF February next. b.
coed TO SELL at public auction, TO the highest bidder
for cash one full undivided third part OF lots MN
bered T. 2, 7,s, ., ~ and 10, in square 29 as NM
down and distinguished on the plan Of the Gus Of
Washington.
This valuable property rs in the neighborhood If
st. Johns Church, the Presidents House and the
Executive Offices. A plat Of il is left with the Aur
tonecrs The title is believed to he unqueslions6e
bat such only will be conveyed TO the purchaser Or
purchasers as is vested in the Trustee
Sale TO be made AT O'Clock, at the auction rooms d,
f. Dyer & Co Terms at sale.
PHILIP X. FENDALL, Trustee
EDWARD DYER 4 co
Jan OTIS Auconeers.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-16
n ENUINE MADEIRA wlNE-The subscu

n ENUINE MADEIRA WlNE.-The subscr
VI beers prepared TO receive and execute orders for
genuine south side Madeira Wine, under the brand Of
Symington X Co. From the connection Of this house
with HEsRY vEITcH, Esq ill lately and for many
years English Consul General at Madeira, and sole re-
preventative of the old and substantial firm Of Scott
Prnge, Vctch & Co, perfect reliance may he placed
on all orders being faithfully executed The late cargo
per Julia, from Madeira, consisting of $50 pipes hogs
heads and quarter casks of wine, the whole being i'm.
ponedfor orders, is referred to sample Of the qua
hties and prices from this house.
GRANVILLE S. OLDFIELD,
Lombard street, Baltimore.
SEAdMES & MURRAY,
jan Off Washington,
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Umemtp= Strth Congress.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, Feb. IL, ls4i.
IN Continuation.

A great number Of reports from Committees Were
made which occupied the time of the House dnrng
the day, among which the following bills were read
third time and passed
An ACT supplementary to the act, entitled " an act
TO the introduction and promote the cult
walton Of tropical plants" approved July 7 1888
The Bill from the Senate for the relief OF Gurdon
s. Hubbard, Robert A. Kenzie, and others
The bill further TO continue in force the act for the
payment of horses and other property lost in the mill
tary service