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New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
S1YNPA THY.=Dcar Sir: have no

a. I AlPAl H1.-Dcar SIr: have no.
- ccd several OF your certificate, in the form Of
letter have adopted the method the better
% express Tnv feelings tiey and now. VS.
afflicted '.lth thc#Liycr Compliant f'r about
i-astAugu> was taken much worSe i was bought adj
visablc goin the country went, tut continued 10 ret
wor.eevsry dav Ny physicians. DrS Poamu> and B~r
TO. sir. I ha! the LIVER Cpupaiut aud Affection OF
the LunT- they pronounced cGsetncurah-; they or-
po>-d nyrctur1ng home A. they toust=l woni die on
the and only have 10 bt brought back 10 he buried.
siss family -urrinE plncs. In TIN, >tae returned
the CITY without hopes OF relief VI s symptoms
pain nv sides. shooting through the topp thu
shoulder blades, pam and antucS At The pit ,toni
aci. hacking cough great distress ira back h'cc. raised
considerable matter. tr-t very much swollen and indeed,
when my husband adterti>- u-nf IN the sun.
person cured under Your treatment then resolved To
,h reme@y. lat Effort. and mos; happy
snlt followed had only taken and half bottle when
most all he above alarming symptoms abated. continued
in he OF YOUR Carnlnanra until had taheR eight bot
tlc>. and e-ioy better health than have in many
before. This doctor ivc you. knowing there
large number OF females afflicted wi, diseases without
knowngof any remedy wsnit tbcy bear al any
pcrail 5ing cured. tey would hcinduce the
specific. II than serving the at humanity
let ever female know what benefit this medicine has
been me- restoring tohealtl which /. the greatet
blessing know very .eCate thing for any LADY
have her the public papers; but -raudca n, sy1l
suffering and gratitude to the doctor Tor the
relet received under j> treatment, Persons that
cre,iuou,, by calling my RESIDENCE viii find this
statement fully corrobnraed Your. with respect.
MRS. YOlTRN, IL Amos-st..N y. Y.
Dr. IL. C.'IhOrr, m Ml =
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
-TN PIRSIANCE of an Ordero The Sur

rogat.. Of the County New-York, Nouce 3 hcreby
gt.ento all persons having claims against hlchlfd f. al
e late OF The CIV OF York AGcuonerr deceased 20
pre with thereof 70 The SUBSCRIBER
her residence No 80 Spring street in the City OF New.
York, be!oxe the eighth day=o April next
Dated Srw-York the i6iatl 4ay OF Oct0ber,h. D. !i
o6 lawfm MARY IL,LSEY, Administrative
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
pOPIIAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

X a cnv passes without souir#uew cause. excite
nlen' The creates, anf mos lasting liz, been >iisSMiNS
NEDlCATED LOIENGr,S.| Nlca>>es lre loud IN tllslI
prli,s CLEEGNMEN=
hayerscommented then, rem heir puipt Parson Hel
has repeatedly po.rn nlhe hghe>, terms otthcno his
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
EDW. ". MARSH,
- 49, -.
DG ORDER Of the Honorable Dane

~ ngranm ASSOCIATE Judge OF tie Corr ot Con.eoo
!'i> and toT the Cty ans. County ot NeyF.lcrk Notc-
-ty given. pursuant 10 the prov SON 81 tae statute az
atthclir fl> issled against liz, esja- a tcor " Die4
and John IL beh nonyssd eut> ana r,>its 81 Pb5is4
IN The State OF PENNSYLVANIA ara a; -c >Nge n
discharge >uc attachment. according IN aEv within ms
month. rom The !r publication OF ms and ;h.i.
payment 81 any dc> due to them hsrt>dent> oihs St
and tire delivery 10 hem or Tor Their ue o, any nrope-+
ithu this state seiarging 10 ,her and the transfer o. am
,ic property by them are orbdnen iy law. ard yp
Dated The e5ih j1s. OF February, 1852
BUTLER 4 fNiRT>
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

TOYS Anti-Dyspeptic =Elixir.-This Ell
% 1ir medicinal aud vegetable Compound. warranted
ai, and cectua remedy not only for The PERSIA bute
whole train OF diseases resulting from and connected with,
tor!ered condition Ohe stomach and liver. derange
Of thu digestive functions. such general debility
weakness los OF appetite, cosiiyeness. headache BILIOUS
colo &c. Prepared by w w Clark, Philadelphia for sale
bv a. g. SASDS X CO., rs Broadway.
I'm aud II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
DYER \. BuENliAN
- laivlia Attorney TOR Aii.e,3Ng Crg,ior
spY. ORDER of Charles i. Hubert. Esq

SI'FINIJ Z II vi VI IIC'' q II1VI'IE' q I'cV
I Surycm. Court Commissioners nnltci =, lsrt,y ..lven
pursuant 30 lhcproN,on OF the statute authorship attach
-n,a AGAINST nonresident debtors ilat att1chNsu las
,,Ga,I against the estate John Bueu j. resident o
S6-ihpor, in Territory OF Wisconsin SAID that the
viii be- sold Ton the payment ot hS cl> unless he aPrri
and discharge such attachments according 70 law, "lthg
nine month, aoni The first publication this notice. AMI
a, the payment debts due INN by rc.fcAs s'
Iris .'ta. and delivery BIN FOR hi> ' ~ any ,o
,tv within ms STATE, hciorsin" TO Inn nu9 esd,ci :"
improperly rs hnarc orhd,lrn b. law, apd are voni
Dated tse Gath day OF November lGll. d. IL. MARSH,
dG ia,y9m Attorney Tor Attachus, Creditor.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
NR.TAYLORS BALSAM OLIVER

I Az. TAf LOR'S BALSANl OF LIVEK
y WGRT.-Icertify that have been compelled by
ircne bad health make OF Dr. Tavlor> Baam ot
Livcrwor many years, and that the medicine now
lencnllv the that formerly obtained and that
made By the same 2il Sprlng-St. who
formerly made il S75 rowerv.
JONAS BEEKMAN. 5sl Pearl-st-
SOLD only 2il Sprngs, 70 and laj tulton.st Brook
lvn lie and 24S Broai->t Newark. Price, large bottles p
next + sInall., 80 f2l Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
, ED or Gray Hair may be changed TO q

NE GLECT not your Coughs.--Ou
L greatest suffering and caamtis often grow out Of
our negiects man has cough--he n"glecs shortly
he has pain IN the 'it or chest-e ne"lcc IL; bye ard
bye III raises hloode serd for physicians the doctor
ell. him BE- n consumption One bottle of Dr. Aef',
BaIsan WOE ID have saved all this train Of eY,. Le
ahoriug nnder coughs get ths medicine ,iout sieiav
+. CON>tMPl ION CURED.-I certify that DE- Aliens
Balsam has cured me oil this disease.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

Leave Elzabcl-Por al O'Clock, a. NJ and at q J VI.
Leave Ne,vYork 10 O'clock a. NJ AID AT O'Clock. r. VI.
~ b-Pas>engcr, Tor We,lfcld Scotch Plains, tainicl
Bound-Brook, Sonevllr Ea,tol &c, by the E2aheili
and Somervle Railroad Cars. will leave New York
IN the O'Clock boat in the morning, and in the and o.
clock boat in the afternoon.
The Horse Car will leave the front Of the Union Hotel,
quarter OF an hour previous the departure OF each boat
Al bamGage at the risk Of lis OMnHr. ms Y
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
DY ORDER of John NJ. IIollcv, ESQ,

y I
Supreme Court Commissioner IN and Tor the County
WAYNE, notice hereby glysr, pursuant To the pro'
ions OF the statute authorizing smCntS against nou
dent debtors, that attachment has issued against The
ofPhp Slack, Jr., rcsn, OF the State OF ono and
les, h, appt ar and discharge such attachment according
law within nine months from the first publication OF Tn,
notice and that the payment OF any debt and the dercryO
any property belonging SAID debtor him for his
and the transfer OF any property by him for any purpose
whatever, are forbidden by Ia" and are void.
Dated June % 1911. WILLIAM CLARK. Jr.,
~ awgn Attorney Tor Attaching Creditors
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
pATENT CHEMICAL Oil LAiiPss,

HEATENT" CHEMICAL Oil LNNlTE,
Il CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FLUIB-'rhe sub
scrier would the attentions of the public to his stock
nf ';REENOUGIrS PATENT LAMPS which from tleir
beauty and superior qualities destined Supersede all
OTHERS now in The oil which burned i'll them is
chemical preparations very cqan in It's properties and gives
very brilliant and economical light. The Burning Fluid
portable light, free from all smoke smell grease ans
vii! neither soil Common Lamps be altered
III tritng expense burn the find. The subscriber
kindly permitted refer OF most respectable.
it1ni,s, who are Using the article.
J. C. HOOKER, $50 Broadway,
F,B-There is danger of explosion in either one ol
ilipsp articles OBJ If
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

ERENCH POLISHING PASTE-This

aZarc- combination elementary Substance. hav-
ny strong affinity for each other. which unl' and form
and durability the ;1ali>h upart, lie delicate
Arcl OF FURNITURE, ,nc!! mahogany, rosewood. ebnny
Italian marble ai-o 10 carriages patent leather, military
caps & ! iIsur II, application ea>r, requiring
very Little labor 70 restore th. article 10 ~ original beauty
For sale bg A. 3. Sands = Co. Granite Bui!jnes,y 10
Broadway, corner CbamberS-.rret: alup, hy 4. g. & D.
SanhS, y and loo Futont D. Sand, x Co II East Broad.
10
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
IN BANKRTPTCY.-On the application

z Of samuel 4, Sergeant merchant OF NOr"ak, Huron
COUNTY Ohio The above having been referred
Il. CornrG of Bank-pts for Huron county, OEo, 81
IN. Hon District Court L. $, o. D., prepared TO take
proof claims ofcrelio and ofle The sanea
Office IN NorVak. Ohio rn,il the eighth day of Aprntat
March (, l2i2-mlT 81 - JAIRES KEENAN,.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
10y ORDER of Nathan X. Hall, Esq

, First Judge of Erie Comfy Courts, notice Is hereby
,vcn TINT an attachment La, issued against The estate OF
George Miles, Jr. and Arthur Edw ards nonresident debtors
ard that The, .ue Ill b. Solo. for tbs payment 81 tcirdeb,
unless they appear and discharge Su attachment Accord
inr 10 law within n;nr month, the fret publication OF
this notice: and that the paymctc any debt, due 10 Item
by residents OF this State and the delivery 10 them Tor heif
u.s.. 81 any property within this State belonging 10 heII
and the transfer any such proper. hy them are lorhc
den by law and are void. SETH &. IIAWLEf,
AMI layyorn a,iornrg Tor Watching Creditor
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
MY ORDER of Hon Frederick P. Ste

10y ORDER Of Hon. Frederick T. Sic
1 = vets, Judge OF the Erie County Courts Counseorni
the supreme Court Notice i hereby given that attack
len has issued against the Ira johnson, non-res
dent debtor and that tie VIII be >ot for he, payment
o hi, debts nnl.ss c appear and DISCHARGE such attach
fncn according law. within nine month, rom TIE rst
publication this notice; and that the payment OF aGy
cbt and the delivery OF any property belonging TO such
debtor to him 10 his and the transfer 81 any property
y him for any purpose whatever are forbidden By law AMI
are void. Dated the 2lst LAY o December, 81.
SETH r.. SILL,
for, 81 cIiiu,,{ red
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
= AFECPLE' S LINE from Rev
y e. sELTZABETH-PORT AND

j
$3.50 NEW-YORK FERRY COMPANY.
he;r 4 rrangrucnt.-Fnrc u. Cents
The Steamboats, wATER-wl'rcII and CINDERELLA
ply tiaiiyirm Elzabc.Por,o NewYork. touching New
brighton and Port Richmond each irIPa, follows: On and
after the 7ih day OF February. l&;,,
Leave E7ahc,I.Pri, Leave \. York, pier !, ~ Il.
N8and II O'Clock, A. " and Al and 10: oc'k. A. II. and
At | aud O'Clock. F. VI. At and o'clock. F. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
T O'DGINGS Lodgings No. 80 Yves
NFFICE 426 BROADWAY-Tht. na

tent. ard friends OF Dr. Kelly land all other, are r.
eciuIiy ntorne that the Doctor viii arrive in this cltg
m SUNDAY "ehlc tine and throughout The week
ia consulted -rntuo1siy his r.sdca ntce Us
Broadway on t>ease Of the Liver Lungs and Kidney
The Doc;o:. Office Is No. lS Broadway between Canal
and Howard streets. mig
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11
THE PRESIDENT.

The situation of the President of the United
States, at this time, is an enviable one, whate
yer political brawlers may say to the contrary.
The continual bowling OF such prints as the
New York American, can but serve to make
his position more conspicuous and this being
accomplished, his friends need no other aid to
obtain for him the good feeling OF the People.
Perfectly unknown to Mr.. Tyler, we can look
upon his deeds with an impartial eye, and view
ing them in that light, no one can refuse him
the award Of being HONEST. With the father
of the Republican party, the only questions sub
united in the claim for support of candidate,
were SIS he honest ?-is he capable ?" AS to
the latter qualification, all know that the
President has displayed his cal ability by relus-
ing the dictation Of interested politicians 10
ry instance where his conscience directed him
to waver. The gulding-star of principle has
pointed out his way, and nobly has he followed
its direction, Notwithstanding the sneers and
taunts of open enemies and treacherous friends.
1t is true that the great dictator of the univer-
sal Wing party has termed the President "weak
and imbece" in the usual decIamatory way
:,
which he has not the means of proving
charges that carry The lie on their face !!
Where is the . weakness"-where the s'imbe-
cty" in Mr.. Tyler's conduct? Has he ever
faltered in the sacrifice of personal interest to
the shrine of principle? If he has, we ask for
the documents-we ask for his words and his
works, during long political life, in which he
was engaged in the most arduous duties of d
statesman for the State which has justly been
termed, 8" the mother of statesmen
Was there weakness"-was there vaca-
ton" in the exercise of the Veto power2 Has
he not, in the face of decided partisan force
in both Houses of Congress, stood up and de-
Tended THE RIGHT Has he not, spite of the
| alurements held out to him to desert long che
rlshed principles held on to them, while taper
lasted to guide the beacon of freedom? And
yet he is "weak and vacilating." But how
can we marvel at any thing which comes from
the Federal party-an aag,l of light that might
appear before Us in seraphic beauty would be
represented by them as demon of darkness.
1t needs no word of mine to defend the Rep
resentatiee Of the People. The Judge of his
own privileges, every freeman can tell the right
from the wrong. If the latter prevail, he has a
resort in the first law of nature if the former
his wish is grati6ed, and he can safely depend
own. PHoCIoN.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11
From the Erening Express
A " THIRD PARTY.

We have been repeatedly asked, what is the OBJ
iect intended by the establishment of the Evening
Express-f it is expected to build up Tyler, or a
third party in this community and also If we intend
to support the candidate nominated by the Democratic
Conferees
In answer to the first question, say that the pa
per shall be bold and faithful exponent of Demo
cratic principles and the sovereignty Of the people.
We shall act freely and independently, without regard
to tme-serving expediency. We seek Democratic
Reform and will be actuated solely by love of truth
and justice.
We do not know what the friends of President Ty-
ler intend to do-whether they will form a separate
ticket from the other parties or otherwise. They,
however, number at least fifteen hundred uoters and
per consequence able to turn the political scale
as they please. They may form ticket, or they may
not That will depend upon circumstances In nc
case, however, will they vote the Clay Wing ticket
They are determined, we understand, that chang
shall take place in the City Councils at the fall cleo
ton As TO ourself, shall support DemOcraii
men and measures" and in doing so, shall exercise
the privilege of thinking, a freeman should think
for himself We shall not be ashamed TO defend anC
support the administration of President Tyler, Sc
long his acts essentially democratic and IN ac
cordance with the Constitution of his country. W.
do not wish to be prejudged Let our paper sho"
its distinctive character in good time, and be approx
ed or condemned, accordingly.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

| Ii has been repeatedly proclaimed, during the
present and the extra session, that John Quincy
Adams is the original Wing, and that the prin-
ciples of the Ma ional Republicans have been,
and are. the only Wing principles. 1t is need
| less now 10 show that this assertion is of a
piece with the shameless pretences and hum
bugs by which the present reckless majority in
Congress have attempted to impose on the Peo-
ple The result of the elections since the close
of the extra session shows that the People un
derstand the difference between the professions
of 1910 and the performances of lS4l, AZ
There is something udcrous, however, in the
idea that the superannuated ex-Presldent Is the
beau ideal of political orthodoxy, and we
leave to him and Mr. Clay the task OF
| controver.ing their respective claims TO the
paternity and consequent rig ht TO control the
Wing party in 1912. They may settle this
point of political pedigree when they adjust that
deferred question of veracity which has been
pending since 1929. Itmay occur to both these
gentlemen that they and the National Republi-
cans, or advocates of National Bank, &C.,
&C., who rallied under their lead have been In
variably discarded by the People whenever they
dared to avow thei. principles. They may re-
member that il was not TO maintain these prn-
ciples that the secessons from the old Jackson
party came to their aid-and they will find that
equals that of 1929. MIR. Adams seems not at
present to be aware Of his position before the
country. He endeavoIs, in vain, to forget the
past, with its bitter associations, and he is, In
his dotage, evidently ambitious TO be the admin
istrator de bonis non of what remains OF the
Nationals, and to be again candidate for the
Presidency While he descants, with charac-
teristic delicacy and dignity, on the various per-
sons spoken of for the Presidency, he might as
well include himself He has only been reject
ed twice by the People, while Mr.. Clay has
been rejected three times. tie has (with The
| aid of Mr.. Clay) once succeeded against the
will of majority of the People, in being shufed
into the Presidency by Congressional log-roll-
ing. We predict that he will again aspire 10
lead those who will follow him to defeat. We
only desire that the history Of what he has been,
and what he is, may be inscribed on the banner
of those who now boast of him as their leader
We commend his opinions, often declared
on our foreign and domestic relations, as TO the
powers and duties of the Federal Government
| in case If instructions, &C., and the becoming
| manner in which this political dia6le boiteu.r
is closing life, which, if it leaves no remorse
with him, will leave blush on the cheek OF
many an Amercan-we commend the man,
as he is, to those who are now so ready to
boast him as their leader He has failed as a
statesman-he has failed as demagogue, and
he now seems disposed to play the military
| chiefain, and proclaims revolution and civi
war What leaderl What revolution l.
| Fit leader for such revolution
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11

of the witnesses, but does that justify Cor
miHee OF Congress in publishing it 10 the
worldF Can It be any qualification 10 a con
gressional committee to publish Cat the expense
oil GovernmenDt to the world the pecunary EN-
barrassmenls and misiortunes of political enc
my? Is IT crime in the eyes of the People Tor
member OF the Cabinet TO be poor2 II the
Lord of Ashland thinks so, he has woiully mis-
taken the People whom he is endeavorlng 10
win by series of tricks
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11

JOHN TYLER,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
TO ALL WHOM mr. NAY coNcsRN.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
t t IhEoDoRE A. PMKSEY has been appointed
wee consul OF Belgium, for the port Of Key West,
IN the Territory of FLORIDA do hereby recognise him
De and declare him free exercise and enjoy such
functions powers, and privileges are allowed to
the wee Consuls of the most favored nations In the
United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these Letters to
be made Patent and the Seal of the United States
he hereunto affixed
Given under my hand at the city of w ashngton
the 4th day of August A ID. 1912, and OF
LIS. the Independence of the United States OF
America, the sixty-seventh
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of STATE.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11

The Madison Ondiana) Courier says :-"Our
Mayor is a abnet maker, our Marshal blacksmith
the City Attorney plasterer the Secretary carpcn-
TEL the Assessor attern maker, the Collector a to-
two are carpenters, one machnist, a wagon
maker, one mwright, one a finmill maker Let
any other city in the United States beat us if they
can. Who viii say are not working men ~
We should like to know how many of them
are Clay Wings.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11
CONTRADICTION.

In one column of yesterdays Intelligencer the edi-
tors as much as declared that they had no idea thai
the President would veto the Tariff bill while, il
another column they declared that Congress inuoksd
a Veto and received it,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11
LOUISIANA.

Mouton's maj ority is about 1903 1t appears that
the Wings have carried their two present members OF
Congress, Cheating Bryce about GO majority --aso
meJorites IN both Houses of the Legislature, though
the seats of 10 Wing Representatives from New
Orleans will be warmly contested on account of the
glazing frauds which are charged on the election.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11

QuERE.-How did the Intelligencer procure
from the Department the Consular advertise
ment, published in that paper yesterday morn
ing?
GER" or, /" For the Madisonian ?" If for the
latter, how was its contents reached by the dig
nifed editors2
We assert on good authority that it was ad
dressed, :" For the Madisonian, +" but we wait the
reply of the Inegencer
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11

The Belgian steamer, British Queen, sailed from
New York on Sunday morning for Southampton and
Antwerp She took out about forty passengers, and
full and valuable freight consisting of cotton, pot
ashes, haxseed, Sc.
The Great Western will leave New Yors Cor Liv-
erpool on Thursday next upon her ftieth trip
the Atlantic.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11
HYPOCRISY.

The lntegencer affects surprise at the veto when
it is well known the bill would not have furnished su
hcient revenue TO meet the annual expenses of the
Government 10y fifty per cent and when it knew it
would be vetoed
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11
THE ELECTIONS

Convinced that General Apathy has over
thrown the Clay Wing party in al the States,
excepting, perhaps, Kentucky,) we shall adopt
the Intelligencer's plan and wait for more COM
plete returns before we give particulars.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11
L,rnm The q S Ga,eftse

p. S. | hope the Editor Of the Madsonan will an
aver NV interroratories at his earliest convenience
There are many here who are anxious to know some
thing about this L. of Kentucky o. o.
Rely upon it we viii, if we do not forget it
Remind US of 1t occasionally. Oliver has be
come quite civil.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11
LACHRYMONIUMS.

The Intelligencer is waiting for &" Ineligible re-
turns" from the North Carolina election.
Their brothers letter would, probably, have been
quite intellibe were not for the tears shed while
reading it, For shame neighbours you should not
have confessed your weakness
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11
INTEREST ON THE LOA N

We are authorized TO state, that the interest
which has accrued to the lst Of July, ut, upon
stock issued under the last Loan, will be paid
at the different agencies of the Department. IN
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-11

SPEECH OF MIR. HASTINGS, OF OHIO.
friends, we re-publish the remarks of Mr.. Has
tings, of Ohio on the Tariff bill. We com
mend its perusal TO our readers.