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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

The END or AMBITION. The records
Of the ravages Of the yellow fever at New
Orleans the past few months presen, pic.
tore 10 dreadful not to call forth a tear from
the hardes, heart-2O, 80 and 40--falliny
in one day into the narrow house, to awake
no more till the universal dead shall b. start
led from their long slunber by the angel with
his trump sent forth from on high. Many
Of the victims Of this epidemic were from the
ranks of those who had not long since LEFT the
hills Of N. England. Their ambition to be-
come rich speedily was stronger than the at
tachments ofhome, and with a heavy heart,
perhaps, they said their last goodbye 10 pa.
rents and friends. And Of these young men
who have thus premasureIy fallen, we have
noticed the names Of quite number from
the Green Mountains of Vermont. But in.
stead Of finding riches there, they found an
early sepulchre far from kindred and friends.
As they extended the hand to grasp the "ap-
pie Of gold" disease palsied the out-streched
arm and they laied themselves down on the
bed of death. Rapid and unrelen,ing was its
progress;-the King Of terrors would not be
driven from his prcy;-and there, with no
dear mother or sister or friend to soo,he the
consuming fever, and nursed only by cold
hearted and careless strangers, they gave up
their life to Him who gave 1t. In a moment,
the already made coffin is brought in, g. 81
len,ly are they borne away by the " unatten.
ded hearsc" to the crowded charnel house
Here ends their fond hopes Of earthly splen.
dor. They were but dream. To clos.
their histories, their fathers receive a cole
and brief epistle announcing their demise
and the postscript mentions that their estate
barely pay the bill Of their last sickness an,
the funeral charges. Thus has the sun O
many sons of promise from Vermont gon
down at noon in New Orleans. Brief wa
their day, and as brief are their his,ovles.-
Caledonidn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

receive other religious celebrations which
they can understand.
We wish the good success to the coming
french Pastor which has attended the the la
bors of Father O'CalIaghAn with his Irish
Congregation, which IS how so distinguished
for Industry and sobriety, and to whom as
we'll as 10 our French brethren we heartily
II III
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

A WIFE WORTH HAvING.--We notice with
peculiar pleasure, the recent marriage Of Miss
Chariot Mitchell, OF Georgia, to WIN. Waiting.
ION, Esq.--1he lady appeared Oh her wedding
lay dressed entirely in silk of her own manu-.
| facture--cap, gloves, stockings and dress--equal
| to the best pongee.--Girls do you hear that
Such girl would be worth more to young
man just starting in the world. than thousand
dollar farm and half dozen pianos to boot
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

z-I-The Members of the Cabinet, with the Preslosn,
are now reassemb'e at Washington me fssnr
rlan will ~ prssen ed n duess"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

Resoired, That by the open thrcs, of repeal made
w the opposition in reference 10 the measures Of
Wing administration, we are forewnrnei; let us then
be iorcarmed, TO prevent the destruction Of all the
glorious fruits of the memorable victory Of ls4O ly
henceforth ever routing the Desiructires.
Resoired, That we commend TO the Wings Of YER
mont the full exercise # the spirit Of unon-,lnion ioI
the sake of their principles and Of their country ana
organization, as means of securing to Vermont
beyond all contingency. for the future her well earned
and honorable reputation among the Wing States
| the Union.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
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ADJOURNMENT.

FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER, 10, 1874,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-22
Ser 05aferlQnDe XreunD nu0 Y5eI1t Der 3elt

Gin 9fpBer llebeltdn6 ;est 1d bel Der bsber u6liden
GDlbsdblMns Der SIrmee: QSegen Der 9rcBen Cutter
nue ueler Staticnrn tontmen bic @eGetraNSporte tn
III Lan9en 3lpiIhenrdumen AIT. Der Sccat bat unterS
Segen bei oem Marteencer cen gr6Bten Thetl tetner
G6bnun9 1T Soraus oerSebrt Nno Der Geit tpIro ant
eiuma periube(t. Truntenbeit uno Srafen flno oann
fir elite fure 3et an Der Cages Bis treoer etu
ianacS Darben eintrtt. Str5ere 3ablun9sern1tue uo
8crbot bes Scrgens bel ben Martetenoer rereen ais
8ortehrun9smittel bage9en anempfcblen. -.
le6er Al 900 nbdner (lno inter Der 9e9entDdrtt9en
standardization, uno 5000 pdbrenb ces lestDerfe6enen
e5abres aus bem Sunern Der Staaten nno Terrttcren
mad, ibreu neuen BcbnIBem tUeitlid pom MtBtBapt
9etra,t rucrben rpu e d Derbdltniemdet9 ucbler be-
n6en a!s int Ger oen.ordlirenben llmgebung Der Sct
Ben. 9lber lire 9lnhduung an Der 1retliden @rdnse
matt auf Der anbern Sette erbsere Sdusmd 1sre9eln
acaen e ncrbpenoie Die 3tpiiafeit suiIden ten dcn
friber aneeTcbetenunb ben tir3id eu btnan9etcnmes
men gberofee nbiauern it 9ndltd beigele9t sucrben
sic 1freiten tu a9emeiuen tn Soiltfattcn unter allen
cSuoamern ant meiiten ocripdrts. G5 percen feltlt
Ser1ade 9erlaht, augcmeinen Sdulunterrtd,t ltuter
ibneu ein;nfiibren in bent DerlaBenen Sort @ofee IL
cine ber1rtioe Slntat bercts in Strfamtett. Nu Der
metbcbitifben sln(e9ung einer anoar6etS>S >Sdule u'
tier ben Sharpnees 1T nit COB ut geeentet.
Die militdrte penflcnsliite, fir welde III bieicm
Sabre beSumn,e BON 81, 663 aus Der Ne9ierunass
Ease Der Ser ct. sescscu suurbe, be9unt Gd utdta
lIia III rerminbern.
Sde6ld, rpirb 9epiiniht baB bic gum Srteasbepare
tement 9ebtrt9en, met ebr bIcs9elteaen Slrdiue in
5eBsre, feuerfelte 9errahrun9 9ebradt pereen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-22

@tlt9e aenate 9tuaen pcrlber uno o1s TbaL Ut pel>
DIES rer 2edb d69eaBen nOdr, unb ruter obne YSsrtb
m1r, tlt9 at oen SpetulInten lit bic 9ugen SIT tlHen
Muo Die Jabarn lieBen I perlauten, baB oaS NblaB'
en- baS Teid5 ces Ointee 98irtbs @t]entbn, 'retdem
Der Ibe OcS Eb1les suseb0rte, 6sSe"te"O 9erbebsrt
babe.
9ern fir bic Gntbaauns oes Furdtbaren Sebctntnt@
Bes Sin Streit entitluo ;pi1bcn oem cben9enanntcH
Wsi6e unb bent Btrtb i'm Gb1lc. Sn threr lSutb ent1
blllte 1e einen Gbe( Der cben anaefuhrten redlthe
ano in 9ebemniB ein9ebhGten Ncrbtbnt rocbnrd Die
stl,9en be5 auuenoen ublifumS auf etnmal 9eoffnet
It. entIheiert tpufben. Gin plan fam an oenIag, nell
der MIR Ypn ene tp1bren unb ourftrtebenen Yintee
ansgebritet iperben fpnute Der IBtrb Deran9te etn
ean5 ner6sBert su baben, no ben Gei au oaBebe 9ez
laBen sn 1eSen lno rieth auf oeenan un es mb4ltbf
pobfeil getb1n Su betomn,en. Drei Gddte badbte er
itber ben plln n1 as er nit Der armen Srau fir $50
i6rreinfam bn aus;uflhren nit SoIfe i6rer flaueh
t[einenG Gober. Se fladtete Elm Sdmetn, beId)nerte
etn MeBer II. etnen Dab( nit 8ut lebrte ibrem &in6e
bic eu9e, Die ibrer eebrern Ghre muehte. Der 8rth
hItte Die oreB9 Ibaler beS ermcrosen WanncS oUr9es
freft aein fo6alo 1en 1nbspef errc,t mar ipeiger>
te er d1 bic Ueriproeucn "fnf,s 2baler" Su be5ats
len, b1 eS tbm einerci mar ob lie bic Sae entpedte
Doer nht. go fam burd einen3 CANT ole 9ebeimnBoo0e
Chat ali ben Gag, nelde nhtS mebr urb nihts tuenis
ger mar ais eu foohl erbahter-
mg-Ydnte esStreid,.-AG
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-22
Turbtbare Mager1utb III NenulDlpanieu.

S"ncnater, eS1llnar IL, 1911.
N'dbens a'r 9teujabretas tefer Sdacs aefaasn,
teIte fld rcnAe Gdltc cin, Ao Der barauf fclacnre
Scnnta9 uuo Meuta9 frlen bic sYe tltctcn IaSe felt
uelen S 'brcn 9eWeien icDn. Sim DtentaS mcertc {Id
bic lStttcrun9, uuo am Dicua9 uuo Otitt,pcd reaete
c6 Mnltnterbrcdlen. NudD Der SIucc }dnrls ub Dies
oerur lad,tc ein iduellcs Steiseu Der Uepdfer Das
@iS auf Der Scneltcgd nurce ort9ctriebcn, oartc {
an einigeu Steaen lno Idpeltc oas Baper su u,,ae,
nDhnltdlcr Nobe 8ro6er Sd)aocn tpuree peruriad)t
Die Srilde BEL 5ouber6 Mlbe Wurbe ipea9eGbuciun,t
unc Die BET SdnctlD5 @able fsbr bcihloigt. @rp6e
Sudntitdten Sops uuo Ten}e tpurbcn fort0efdperult
9!uS bcn pbilaoetpbia Seitun9cn er1eben irtr, cag
bur ben 9tc9en ue oas et9etretene Sbau,petter Die
Dela,pare nno SduDltaSltB e6cnfallS III elmer arc,
Ben O5be gelttc9cn maret uno niel Sdaben per fuht
mcrben. 3tpiIden @dffDn Ybilabclphta nb ccBrilfs
fen BET Tephcpe, GaDlOrsoiQe unb areleypilc iped)e
aber bic Delararc fnbrten, aae tre99eTdpemmt. C8E
9ieacina, g':rfs 60. San. IL:
ShGn Dcri3e Wttttpodbs 9taht brebte fld5 Der Wiub
bon Sltben ber uno tpar nit Neeen9useu be9lcitet.-
Der Sd,nee uno alles mas burd ben Srelt fecnfcif
semad,t su fepn fden, l'ste i pl6slt ouf, poe urd
eine Nlutb 1T Der SduDfa oeruraot purbe, bic icucr
oom Sftcber 1886 betaabe gletd fam. Der Tug ltieo
bel Neabn9 10 Sub II 3ef ilter bas YHe6er,paBers
3eihen. cu 1856 ipar bas 9SaSer nod IL TuB b6ber.
Die jeBt bidt bemcbnte riebre Nldte bel 9feaoina,
an tem uer Der SduDfta, tpar bis se9en 6rn 0auerS
0raueret bnanf uberf fdtpemmt rlo nielc Der Gircbs
ner puroen in eebenSsefabr perfest, audi bleb linen
MIR tpens @eegenbeit, epas bon ttren Sabfeltgteen
III reten. Die 9atse ldd1e 9etpdbrt 1T Get Chat cine
raurige Nnd)t. Su oielen Scbnun9en tpar bas gEofs
fer Bis nddt an ben spcten ioDr 9eftteqem u,,b hat
nidt muir alleS pas fld i'm 6eaer ttno in BENT untern
Stcd befaftb, befhdbigt Cber perntet fp1tbern oud
n,ante berSduer oerfest Die8ride il6er tengd,upl>
ttH Canal bei Der 0ancaer Shnpfi6rude btlbete cine
rt pea Saltplae, po nen 10 bio IS Ganalt0te, 9au,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-22
ID E splO ante II.

Ben II " Z H.
Die g @eIe,BAebunq beS Staots 9cnnpluauIen
fam am Stem Sannor ~ Darrtebur9 Sn'ammsn. S :'m
Oauie tpurcc lurl. a. &:abbe Ucn pbiIabelphior Mno
in Senat jer. penrcie BON Cumberland S1unf9 gum
Spred,er ecwdblt 9Im 6en iberianote 9oHoernOrFOrs
ter feline SCtbida #, ocreH "h1it inr tsrS i"lan'
msusiebsu spie fcl9t.
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Iait Slrd M,o Iaqt er babe jest MIR Oenl) nter cae
1srteBrm9swejen iiter StautSl ldulo uno Santretcrm
erd1 bsnnoers binl1dti ces esteren
Gsocuf1moc6 bdbc ce Grfd'run1 ce5 oerHHSentn J1h'
res fcne fribcre Oeeinuuo bet1ti9 uno er enpRtbIt
oaber nChndls erntlid, cine &efUrm i'm Vanspefen.
Cann ptro tber Bic Suipsnl1cn Ger Sanr5a.tl'loe"
eer B1nfen 9eIprOen, ME audi corMber. Dag cteeloen
nun balo 1T iablcn anf1ngen uno oaB ao audi Ole tc'7
ncn Nrten bulo perIt.pincen tpercen Der @oloer.
nor lit aeqen cine 8er3r0Berung ce5 SnnttaptaS, unc
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eintcaen piroe, ibr Trebref lc0led, oeruirft irDn
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riibrt Der Giouuernor pG, oaB man eeM Nus9aben fit
Meue Wsrte @inb1t thue. fcreert aber @eIoosrp!Il'
aunaeu fir bic 8ccnoi9un9 onQeian9euer Berte.
Oann lperoen bic StaatslulogM 0naef.lhrt, pc rlet
psrmanente sIneihen su pro5snt $3S,Os6,0l3 80
cc. b. a 30. 100000 Oo
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llntelabte 8ertuQi9ur9rn 622,247 %
0efau,mte Sd,ulo penufp!uaricus Sc, ,79O,7 IT'S 81
4lsoanu Uirb cas cffrRstte 8trmS9en nes Staats
I1MycSdblt. ndntltt) Sdnttrd 32lOS,7OO, &HrHfcIt;
uno Srldeufrd 2,83O349, @anullfrt 645, ,269 9ite,
aelbabucd 335, ,546, 9Msteheno fir Q1no NRillsou,
lDcr:b Der 6fentlideu Berte 90 SIS, ,506 - Ncs 3us
iammcn S36, $40.
G5rup. pcrtcr bebou7tst, bic 0uf5aueAen ces eou'
res eicn arce isord, ndt 1t9leh a,Ucupbor. ST dgt
trnsr, bas bic GsErer Wele fur 5ahIunN Der im 8et>
ruar fiu gen 5MtreBen brtmmt tu1ren, fir 0ncere @ez
aeutduce vsrpsncet mprosn Inc, u"o raher miete tc
Gelrs9sbune Mittcl ubeu, erl1gte Sntre6en (sOOO0O
Ihasr) gu bcsahcn oaB oer mathematician $500 600
heragen pirr, welGcs, NIT in;Ufiqun9 nce anrerer
Neitte funftia tela9te ntcreeeu be6en wsroe, audi,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-22

Ser % dflbert Lat S,errn geni. 6. 6pmarh
BON Marplanb. a(s @eianbten mad, Ben er,tonnf: an
bic Steae bes Srn Mnblenber9, reder nit tey @reef
Meferu surIdaefommen III.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-22

Sedrrtfcn frdete einen fetner Guusfnedte: Ggarum
er ,pohl saabe, bag i'm est 70 riele eeute befen
eas 1T 1eldt sn peen 100 elm slas 1T, ba per1mnell,
d Die aoler erpieoerte oer Gjeraate. 0arriipn biz
f tn oie eirre, nnb badte an iciue friberen 9eben
Hber Gonernment patrcnaoe. (gcftsbL
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-22

Grceer 9foub.-Gin Iauicnb Ghaler geIcb,
be Der Stcbr ces eerrn Gentcu in Ghartouoe @onmtv
JenDcrt erbrrden unb baraus $4,000 in gactem 0nf
9temycrfer ganfen qeftetlen.-S Sed,,a Gpten sr,,
500 ebe auf bic Commercial 8anf tpareu botei Ne
Gererer bieten $1,000 Belcbnun9 fit getb uuS niet
cber $500 fir bas Yelb. r;k
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-18
FOR THE MADIsoNIAN

Ma EDITOR 1t is not my intention to enter into
aclose analysis of the speech delivered few days ago
by the Hon Mr.. Bolts but merely in justice to my
feelings which have been so much excited by gross
and papabe Misrepresentation and with view of
setting public opinion right in the matter, that ven
submit to you the fact in relation point
Of the gentlemans speech in which he quotes the Ian
guage held by Mr. Tyler at the time he spoke to the
citizens Of Wheeling.
MIR. Bolts represents Mr.. Tyler as as shaking an
empty purse the occasion, ridicung the hard-mo-
ney currency and declaring that he preferred good
United States Bank bills to gold and siirer." Now,
sir, was an eye and an car witness. certainly saw
Mr. Tyler take out his purse and shake it before the
crowd there assembcd-but deny that it was accom-
panied by the expression, either direct TO be infer
red, that he preferred United States Bank bill to
gold and silver for from the whole tenor of lis speech
he holding up to the people the absurdities of a
totally metallic currency, and it was in exempli
fcaton of this that he held up his purse apparently
empty hut which, at the time, believed to have con.
tanned shin plasters) and ], as well as my friends
near me, understood him wishing merely to
convey his disapprobaton ofthe shinpaser currency
He may have meant this indirect expression of
dsapprobation of the Sub-Treasury system; but he
certainly did not say that :" he preferred United
States Bank bill 10 gold or silver coin"
Now, cir am not the only one in this city who was
present the time Mr.. Tylers speech was delivered
and have doubt that when this meets their eye,
they will recolect the fact have stated IL and that
they will not hesitate TO corroboratc the truth of my
statement.
So muCh present from your aprvapt
"FlAT JUSTICIA &C."
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-18

The statement respecting this transmission OF tho
last Veto message TO the New York Herald copied
into the Courier & Enquirer, from Philadelphia pa
per incorrect in all its parts Not copy Of the mes
sage carried from this city until after was sent
to the House of Representatives. The cars VIII Oh
left IA past twelve, took al least dozen copies that
had been printed at Office. Any advantage enjoy
ed by the Herald its contemporaries was derived
from the enterprise Of its proprietor in running an en-
press from Philadelphia and thus anticipating the mail
We understand that the correspondent of that paper.
who is charged with Boosting and swaggering on tho
boat between Baltimore and Philadelphia, did not 70
to Philadelphia at all.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-18
TO CORRESPONDENTS

Distant subscribers are respectfully informed that
we de not take letters from the post office in relation
to their papers unless The postage is prepaid
We feel constrained also TO inform correspondents
that the power OF appointment to office does in no
manner lie with us, dove choose to be considered
as an agent, at the seat Of Government to advance
the interests OF applicants If we were to attend to
all the requests made of us in this behalf we could
perform no other business and therefore, as general
rule, we decline interfering.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-18

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BIZ and 1rith the adrice and consent Of tho Senate.
J..C. BRowN, Surveyor of Public Lands for
Illinois and Missouri
DEPUTY PosTMAsTERs.
ANDREW ScoTT, at Erie, Penn.
JOSEPH c. CoLE at Monroe Michigan.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS
WILLIAM II. WARE, Collector, st. Marks,
Florida.
WILLIAM p BRIGGS, Collector, Vermont.
ALEXANDER FERGUSON, Naval Officer, Phila-
delpha
LAND OFFICERS,
HARDY Holmes, Receiver, Ouachita, La.
HENRY O'McENERY, Register, Ouachita, La.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-18

Mr. II. Clays letter to his Baltimore friends
will be found in another column. II is decla.
ration Of war against the Veto power, which will
excite comment hereafter There is a para
graph in the letter addressed to Mr.. Clay by the
Baltimore Committee, which would furnish a
text for history. II is this:
Whatever mny be the issue of the extraordinary
occurrences which have lately transpired at Washing
tom yeur friends, ioho recognise you The Lead
and chief instruments Of recent political tri-
umph, enjoy The proud and sincere consoiation Of
knowing that you at least, haze done nothing 10
der ils ruition doubtful uncertain, TO dim, in
ne slightest degree the glorious anticpations which
the country had justly formed of the results to which
il calculated to lead"
Thereby hangs tale a tale too, that must
soon be unfolded. Shall the task be yours,
F." Aristides," or ours2
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-18
L III + M A DISONIAN
WAsHISGTo CITY.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, ls4l.

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
De UNITY IN soS-EssEsrALs, LBERrY AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARlTY-Augustin
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-18

SARAroai SPRINGs--Wc learn that the season
Saratoga has been gay one, and is likely to continue
later than usual. Those who have been deprived Of
their usual summer trips by their engagements in
Washington will doubtless be glad to learn that the
United States Hotel at that place is To be kept open
until sometime in October letter, from friend, of
the 9th states that the weather and the society at that
time were delightful.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-18

APPROACHING ELEcTIoNs.-The annual election IN
New jersey and Ohio takes place. commences, on
the 18th Of next month. In Maryland on the 9th.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-18

CHERokEEs AND SEMrNoIEs-We refer the reader
TO able and interesting article in relation to these
Indian tribes prepared by Col. RArSEs of Arkansas,
and handed 10 us FOL publication His suggestions
worthy Of much consideration. There are few men
better acquainted with the Western and Southwestern
Indians than Col r. He has travelled amongst them
from ST Louis to the Columbia--from thence by land
TO California and thence to ST. Louis and along the
whole border, upon which he dwcs.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-18
OFFICIAL.

The New York Mirror for to-day is embeshed by
a beautiful engraving called ",he wood cutter"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-18

| We publish the communication Of member Of the
9Th Congress in relation to Fiscal Agent" for
what il is worth not wishing however, to be under
stood as endorsing it's pracicability or soundness
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-18

AT CARUSrS SALOON.

X RAND VOCAL CONCERT, on Monday and
NJ Tuesday evening next-conssting of the won
derful and extraordinary performances of
THE FOUR HUNGARIAN SINGERS,
MEssRs. RosEN, KAHN LElBENsTlEN AND REICH,
whose peculiar style of singing has generally been
greeted with the most unbounded applause in the
principal cities Of America; besides which they have
had the honor Of performing before several OF The
Crowned Heads of Europe, including their late Ma
bilitys Concerts the Hanover Square Concert Rooms,
the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane Dublin, Edinburgh,
Bath Brighton, Bristol, &c, &c, &C.
Concert to commence at o'clock
IL is expected that the President Of the United
States and family will be present the occasion.
Tickets so cents each to be had Of Mr. Fischer, at
the principal hotels, and at the door, sept. IL
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-18

nOTOMAC BRIDGE.-Thc subscriber will
ceiye proposals until the 18th Of October next, for
the supply OF 446 100 feet Of pine timber the growth
OF Virginia or Maryland, l2 900 feet to be delivered
this fall The dimensions Of the timber will vary
from IA by IA TO - by IL, and of various lengths,
particular bills of which will be furnished the
tractor it mus, be of the best quality, hewn sawed
square, and delivered at the bridge, at such places
in its vicinity the Engineer may direct, and be sub
ect 10 his inspection.
Twenty per cent. will be retained Of the value Of
such portion Of the timber shall have been deliver
ed, which per centsge shall be paid the fulhlment
Of the contract, forfeited failure of the con
tractors
Persons offering for the above will address the IN
dersqned endorse their bids Proposals for Pine Tim
Der ;" and enclose them to Colonel J J. Albert Iopo'
MM TURNBULL,
Major Typographical Engineers
sept ls-tOct25.
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THE WING ADDRESS.

Our correspondent has relieved us from the
task Of reviewing this document farther to-day.
Since our last publication, we have received au-
thentic information, that this address goes forth
with no authoritativeness as an emanation Of
the united voice of the Wings of Congress-
When the names of members absent from the
meeting are published, it will be seen that the
number Of those present was less than fifty. 1t
has been stated to US that not solitary member
OF either branch Of Congress from Massachu-
sets was present. We mention this as an ex-
ample.
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MOST VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE
ltl To be sold public auction, in front of the pre-
misses on Saturday the 18th instant at o'clock P M.
lot No. 49, in square reservation B fronting 25 feet
on Pennsylva avenue, and running with that width
I26 10 feet Deep TO alley Is 80 fee, wide in the
rear. This is decidedly the most valuable vacant lot
on Pennsylvania avenue 1t lies adjoining the three
story brick house Of Mr. Raphael Semmes now occu-
pied by MIR. SUITE small distance west OF the dying
establishment, and nearly opposite the Athensum-
The terms of sale will be liberal to be announced at
tho sale JOHN p. VAN NESS.
f. DYER Auctioneer.
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MAINE ELECTION.

MAINE ELECTION.
We have returns for Governor from ll6 townships
Of which the annexed is a summary
IS4I 1910.
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assent Of Congress" We make this quotation
from Senate Doc. No. IL, page IL, 9th Con-
gress, LIST session, being Mr. Ewing's report of
"a plan of Bank and Fiscal Agent of the
Government"
When Mr.. Clays bill was before the Senate
Mr.. Rives moved as an amendment TO that bill
the precise language employed in Mr.. Ewing's
10th fundamental rule, and il was rejected. The
defence of the National Gazette, therefore, on
this point, falls to the ground, and Mr.. Ewing's
accuracy, not to say veracity, to this extent at
least stands impeached before the country