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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-31
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAlMAN 10
Every person claiming the right OF pre-emPuoh TO
land in any of the townships designated IN tins pro-
cama,ion in virtue of the provisions oil the act Oh
the 4th September lS4l, is requested TO prove 'he
to the satisfaction of the Register and RECEIVER
of the proper land office, and make payment thereor
pra iieable after seeing thus notice. ana pcioc
the day appointed for the commencement oil the pun
lie sale of the land above designated olherwse
such claims will be forfeited.
There may yet be outstanding claims under some
more of the presumption laws, PRIOR 10 niat q
4h September l84l where the entries have not peen
made for the want of the plats in the Registers OIL
flee. In those cases, where the year subsequent 10
such filing of the plats allowed by law TO such ciais
arts shall not have expired prior 10 the day fixed for
the commencement of the sale above mentioned, 'he
claims must in like manner be established PRIOR 10
the commencement of such sale, or they VIII also De
forfeited Where the year, above referred 10, shai
expire prerious TO the day fixed for the commence
ment OF such sale such claims will 5e iorieited II
no, proven up and paid for prior TO tho osP,ra'o"
such year. THO. H. na
Commissioner ofhe General Land oDi'e'
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-31

d ETERS' COUGH LOZENGES are now rapid
ly superseding all other preparations for the re-
lief of Coughs, Colds, Asthma Whooping cough,
Tightness of the Chest Bronchitis, and similar pull
monary affections
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-31

April EFF
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-03
for such sums of money as shall be required

for such sums of money us shall be required
for the education OF this child.
This, we repeat il, is substantial graft
tude. Ii is classical, ,oo,--and reminds us
of those noble eras in the history OF some
of the illusirious states of Greece, when the
offspring of those who had fallen for their
country, became the children C that coun-
Try whose cause had made them iaIhefless.
Il is 10 this way that our States may ae-
qure q sort If pareutal character, that vii
eudear them still more to The hearts Of The
ciiizsns; that will inspire fathers 10 die IN
defence of their country, aud mothers 10
educate their children TO follow the exam
pie. IL Is in this way too, that the diilet-
pnt members of the Union may molly IN
dulse their local feelings, and display their
honest homehrrd affections. Let them ex-
emplty their desire 10 appropriate to them
selves The fame of their distinguished cill
zens, by lhe,r peculiar care IN honoTlug
their memory, and cherishing their help
less orphans. II is thus that cur sister
States oush, ever TO display their rivalry
by beng as jealous to reward, as they
are 10 appropriate the achievements ol
( their sons
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-03
ROUNDING UP TO THUNDER.

An old tloosier in describing a thundes.
storm IN which he was once caught on a
large prairie, said, that becoming dosper-
ate, be round up to the thunder so as TO sec
The claps and dodge them as they came
Az Iowa paper says that certain officials
IN that territory, whose commissions have
not been revoked arc rounding themselves
up to Tyler thunder expecting every min
ute 10 catch peel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-03

properly fostered and protected, must do
as much more mag do ten times as much.
Why then should we not prolectl We
have every thing 10 make, nothing to lose.
But AT present, will not trouble you iarth-
err. Al another time, | will give you
statistical confirmation Ct what have here
asserted and argued, the question of pro-
lection, from facts, historical and docu-
meniary. Yours, l.. l..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-03
THE SMITH FAMILY.

A contemporary says, shat one Smith
probably John, as he is an old rogue and a
half Saint-undertook to account for the
immense number Of Smiths, by saying that
the original Saith family sustained so ex.
cellen, reputation that all the rascals IN
their neighborhood took their name in or
der TO perpe,rate vilIainy. 4 son Of Erin,
Who stood by semarked that he judged from
the big lie John had just told, shat he was
descended from Smith family that had
stolen the name.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-03

party, decide between them, taking nis
stand viii. one or the other, as he shall
earnestly believe 10 be most conducive 20
the perpetuiiy Of Freedom and the " clIare
of the Country. Whig Almanac.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-03
FROM ST. nOMINGO.

The schooner Topic, arrived at n. York,
left St. Domingo on the LIST ultimo. Cap
tain Smith states that Gen. Rvere left St.
Domingo August 18th with 5000 troops
for Por, au Prince, having been to all the
principal towns, appointing officers, and cs.
tablishing new laws. The people appear
quiet and tranquil at present. Markets for
all kinds of American produce dull.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-03

W.Assorted Marriages. Life has no
wretchedness equal to IN lIl-assorted mar
rlage--lt is the sepulchrc Of the heart,
haunted by the ghost of pas; affections
1nd hopes gone forever.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-03

Shocking nfair.--1'he Brooklyn News
say that air. Woodman married Miss Tree
aud notwithstanding t3e advice Of tie poet,
" HoodGan spare that Tree" btually
whipped her tho third day after marriage
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-03
INSTRUCTION AT MANILA.

The Boston Transcrip, publishes the FOL
lowing extract OF a private letter received
by gentleman in Boston, dated
MANILA, Arm ;, 1919.
During the last month there was an in.
surrectIoH at this place, caused principally
BY one of the old Catholic Priests, Who
altered his belief, and began to prcuoh ~
Manila city, but VAS soon banshed from
that place under penalty Of death should
he cutter It again. Thence he went 10 the
native villages, where there was quarlcred
a regiment OF soldiers, AID began to preach,
and soon obtained many followers. Tho
Governor Of Manila forthwith sent 70.
glment TO destroy the ioau and people
(Fhls regiment was composed mostly Of
soldiers draughlcd from The ciiy.) The
moment they arrived they turned to and
killed all their officers, and, with the assis.
lance Of the old Priests followers, march.
ed to Manila, and during tho night scaled
the wallis Of ono Of the largest forts, SC.
cured all that were IN it, aud then blew up
one end Of It. After that they proceeded
TO the magazine, which had but one en-.
france, and tina, was secured BY seven iron
doors. They succeeded in forcing three
OF them, when, much to their surprise, tho
fort was retaken by the Governors troops,
who marched into the fort, and, after a
little sklrnishing, took them all prisoners.
few days since sixiy.iwo of them were
shot and forty eight strangled to death.
Last Saturday there was tremendous
fire at this place, which consumed about
two thousand buildings, and came near de-
stroylng the whole city. Ii is painful TO
60 on shore and see The people some
have lost their children and some their
parents by the flames. You cannot 20
ten PAGES amongst the ruins without com.
Ing III contact with a corpse
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Passengers Arrived

la the ship Ionnguer from Livepool-Iienry Miller Of
NewYork; Mr. and Mrs WIN Murdock six children and two
servants Monaghan Ireland; Thomas Casson, Penne Rc
ardscn, Wakefield, Eng Edward Lloyd, Birmingham; Miss
Wagsta Market Ross: Miss Maria Stnbbs, Litchleld
Or John Kirk Mrs Kirk Miss Kirk, Moulton, Upper Cana
dr-975 in seerage
In the ship Liberty, from Lverpool-Alrs Clark and 50
in Storage.
Ia the ship Arkansas, from New orleans-Dunbar Dry
son ard lady; Mrs Aaron children and servant; Master
Benjamin Peters; Miss Adelaide Field and servant! Mrs
oer, Copeland. four children and servant Mrs Fuller
Martin Field; G. Kusheedt three children and servant Mrs
Beniamin Florence three children AID servant Mr. and Mrs
CASTELAR,; Mr. aud Mrs Champieho A Lebe!t: Mrs VIM
Russell, child and servant; % in the steerage.
In bark Sir Isaac Newton. from Hamburg-hlr Lassen,
Mrs Lassen, Canylla Lascn Joseph Lassen Emily Lassen
Charlotte Lassc William Lasse Mrs Vanuse Mrs Gaiez
Agnes Raven, Mr. HedenanD NJ enards, Mr. Firth aad
50 III the steerage.
Passengers Sailed
Iae ship Snlly for laweAir Rousseau lady and child
Miss Rousseau Mr.. Chegui!lluae, Farsans T Bou
da r Layerrier, P Davis N0reans; Miss Goderoy, New
York sir Audry or, an Prince; Autoine Rate Madame
Rate, Mexico; \ judith, Baltimore.
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DI ED.

On Sunday, 18th Isaac B. Jr Of Isaac B. and Eli
N Smith aged years.
Tie friends and relatives of the family are respectfully in
vi,ed attend his funeral Monday (hi) afternoon FIVE
o'clock without further invitation from the residence Of his
father, No. 673 Greenwich st.
On the 18th June suddenly, Mrs. Jane E. wife of Mr.. T.
A. Howe. in the Goth year Of her age.
Her relatives and friends invited to attend her funeral
this afternoon at o'clock, from her late residence, 46 Sd
Avenue near 3lst street.
On Saturday, 18th inst Lucy Ann wife of Henry H. Pen
niman aged IS years.
Her remains viii be removed to Springfield, Mass for in
terment
On the Nth INST Col Asa B. Gowen the 9th year Of
his age.
On Friday evening, 10Th inst Mr. George Nixon in his
Gath year
On Friday, 10th inst. of lingering illness, Margaret An
arse wife of the late John indariese in the list year Of
her age.
June lG Matilda daughter of Truman and Doriantha P
Richards, aged months.
On 10th inst on board ship Hottinguer, of consumption
John Browne, seaman OF Otahelte in the 23d
of his
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday evening, by the Rev. j. B Hardenbergb,
D. D. John j. Storm Frances May eldest daughter Of
Stephen Putnam, Esq. all Of this CITY.
On Thursday 18th inst. By the Rev Dr.. Ferris Richard
A. Tooher, Elizabeth Francis daughter of the late Thos
McCready, al! Of this city.
AT New Britain, CT 18th by the Rev. c. s. Lyman,
Mr.. George S. Coe Of New York Miss Alna Stanley
Of the former place.
Al Clinton ~ Y on the 18th inst. BY Rev Samuel VIVA
ley f. D. Thomas, Esq. formerly of New Haven CT. to
Miss Julia NJ Barnes, of the former place.
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
MRS. ELLiS:S NEW WORK,
VOICE FROM THE VINTAGE

OR THE FORCE OF EXAMPLE;
a'tdrssse'! 70 lhose yio think and feel
w Hssso Sos E4 y f; G@ 2e Sf &; sale
TO BE PUBLsH 81 f5o11s Mo SRIRc5 y 'n" ST
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Conc caIcnao,.-rhis Dny.

c,c,r Ccrgr-Nos s., DC, q, 200, O., l0l, To-, 81
:, 81 50 81. ll6 H. los, ll3, 49, 1873.
Coun7Nos7 10 lo9 o., lo2, %, 10 g. ee
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comNoS PLsAs.-The tenn opens this morning, but
1I probably be little or nothing done besides enpan
ssn Jury as the County Court L.. 40 caen
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~ sebring's -DySpeptic and Resto-
ratve Cordial, soyereT' Remedy for Dy;pepsia and
physicians and By persons who have been beneed b. it.
Office No. Murray street. Broadway Price 81 per bot
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

u Mr.. William McCarty on the 9Th inst.
left home on hunting excursion. While load
ing his rifle, by some means 1t went oil, the ball
entering his left side near the heart He was
shortly afterward found dead. Milton Ledger.
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THE SONrRS NIITTINY.


a Pamphlet continuing all the Testimony, Documents Mar,
ratyes and Particulars Of the Tragedy on board ths Ug'te
Hszfs fac-simile Of srencers Greek Programme
Iate Drawing Of the Somer she sits on the water with me
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~ We say the truth when say. thai tiiere
medicine mpou which public rel mlh more certainty,
than Or GoyERT's BALM LIFE for lSFLu ENzAs COUGHS,
hvprp.IA, AsrfI,i, CRoUP WHodPIvG, lHplcEsTroy,
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new testimonials Of lis good effects old list
Of certificates yet tina, which affords the satisfac
I recommendation Of those WHO have used the article aud
know lis virtues. the following from NJ Derby % Spriag
Rr j. Covert Dear sir-n May isi1 ,sas severely at
tackled with inflammation IN right lung, aud was con-
,eed much pain thai nag, attended with difficult breathing
an, severe coughing. during which raised deal
ton. attended By different Physicians but ali to
purpose. About six weeks ago got bottle Of your BAs,
am entirely relieved 81 cough and with the exception of
weakness feel well rs ever lid. have great confidence
y, with this letter as you peass NJ DERBY = sprias
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Cossrt's Office, 10 Nassau ST. y. Y. jel9 X
~ The season for Diarrhca has already come,
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people continue suffer with the distressing disease
wien remedy at hand cheap that all may ne It. snd 50
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P.s. This Candy IS made ftom the Quaker Balm and IS
for sale h2tzsas and retail It rs Nassau ST. n y a6sG
article os destruction worms; both these candies are as
pleasant Us peppermint candy "
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~ Particular Noiice.-Th"sr persons h fr.nE
Furniture escriion 70 dispose o nf w . a notion or
all Of their goods by sending their address or eais
The subscriber Goods 10 any amount purchased.
: Al plyste sale-rwo Piano-F ortes., -
F. COTTON CO., III Fal,on'st s. :, ana
mysa tt u Ahh-'ass'
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CLEARED
liam Badger Coin Cowes and market Il sise Norma
johnson Lowdei
Barks Vrow Gelie Qi9al Wyckmaa4 Amsterdam, Bur
laga Huiter; Ananac WilSon era oruA haIsous pro
Tiers Co; Casto, Hopkins Barbados Ne5n:th Leeds
Co; Globe, DfidHwater ficto0 No, !" DeioEeS' q 10
Hortensia, Lambert, Baltimore oeltchs 8 Kruger MaIlo-
~, Brown, Ihomasion, Me, Nesmith Leeds 60: =.
Drigs Emily Wilder Brown Gibraltar, john Wallis, Jr;
Emerald, Snow, North OF Europe, w Welssef FLORIDA
Croker WIndies, Post Phillips Adams Scott Ha.
vana Brett Vose Ocean, (Brl Lcanerton windsor y
Vanguard DD Card Pelou, Ms Moses Loyeiand Charles
ton, G Bulkey D'mon Robinson do. D"nham . Dimon;
Clinton Lyoa, Savannah, siurseS Chairman; Harriet
Pote Portland, Nesmh, Leeds Co. Aideharoh, C"mef!'
Boston, do.
Briggs Baltimore, & Briggs; Maria, Hopkins do John
DRESDEN Dr., stsalns Boston, Nesmth, Leeds s Co
60 ,,,,.. rur., a". e.oa ;v.o, Ma, ,,5,. 10
WsdhnIl y; : M"t%r ,.,a w., ,,..,,
p, las, oyerho,yd PETE Norris. sea-
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~ 81 49, Dennis Ii ds fra SC)rIeans COTTON to w
N.lS,,
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T AW BOOKS.-A supply received this day,
Lamong which are Story on B,ilmens; do on Constitu.
Just, series 10 vols Massachusetts Reports II vols;
Angel Water Courses. &C.; Curtss Admiralty Digest;
Reports trcenl-ai's Evidence; Pe,ers Digest Sc. Sc.
For sale b. MARK II. NEWMAN. 1879 Broadway:
i,ITD DroS
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Public Stock Exchange, June IL.
Commercsal and nIoney NEatters.

S,rURDAY--P.M
To-day the Stock Market was rather quiet and in
Island !; Canton CO. i Illinois But little done a, the
New Beard with Slight charge in prices
Co,tou-Demand light Sales 2,l5o bales, comprising
200 Upland aud Florida at 81 s 600 of Mobile at 81
81 aud loo New Orleans 81 cents. Prices about
oae quarter Of lower than Saturday Lasts quota
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IN PRESS.
IN hI>'I'1s
No. III. of the Series of
IT, WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE.

ORiNto LCI
WILL BIZ SPEEDILY PUBLISHED.
A Popular Treatise on the CULTURE OF SILK. with
Directions for hs of the Silk Worm, the Manage
ent of the Nursery the Manufacture OF Raw Silk the Ma
chnery the Expenses Ouays, sc. SC. &c. Prepared from
the Jes authorities. illustrated by numerous Enerayings.
The above wor; will be printed uniformly with the Series
OF Useful Works the beautiful clear type, and sold
a. the low pdce oil % cents, or i've copies for ST.
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B O O K
ANUIHER
REVOLUTION IN ROOLs

f-ftItN-NIU-bIN-aJE
The Publisher of The New World announces thu, he has
compliance with the wishes ohis agents and the rub sea,i
rnen changed the of his Books FOX ts- Peope- 70 an
elegant octave size. which now renders it
THE HARDSOMEST BOOK FORM
OF any publishing house America The volumes are pu,
up covers half bound and trimmed In r, splendid
style have just issued the first work OF the New Series
the greatest book OF the day-entitled
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ALSO N PRESS.

AND WILL BE PUBLISHED IN a SHORT TIME.
NO. vi. of the Series OF
USEFUL WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE,
Being Course of POPULAR LECTURES ON AS
TRONONIY, delivered the Royal Observatory Of Paris
by NJ. ARAGo, Member of the Institute of France, &c
Translated, with Notes, b. WALTER r. KELLEY, ESQ., oil
Trinity College, Dublin. With numerous Engravlnss
The above work vii! be unorn with the preceding numbers
of the Series aud sold the low price viz Is cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

~ Leary 81 Co.-GenOa Hats.-A fur fabric OF
suerne and delicate hue expressly adapted 10 Cen
temcns Summer by of their exceeding tneSs,
beauty elasticity durability ready and for sale by
LEAl}Y & co. No, and Aston House
Also, choice selection of the elegant Rocky Mountain
Beaver Hal for Summer use jel7 wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

months
Provisions Ohio pork there speculative enquiry,
sso Oh 10 81 for mess, and IS 62 5 - for
PINE; 800 bbs. old Ohio prime sold Yesterday al
-; and $50 old Duchess county at s. BIZ Prime Ohio
la'd has been sold at 81 but few Reg, hege 81
,etees and 800 bbs. picked hams sold at cents G5
es on private terms ii0o picked shoulders, Loose 81
essts; and coo smoked hams g. Butter is without
ehange-aew cheese sells at 81 cents
BcEyALo, jane l-four gocs off very readily to-day;
SOFAS 600 bbs have hesn sold ST S7 GOO bts Cleveland
ei'y Mill, sold at 10; 200 bbls Monroe Mills Michigan,
at o 223 b6is Aerroe Ohio, 80. We hear Of no sales
Of Wheat, lot OF 200 bushels per schr Grant was held
Yo,k
Alonnr June loo forsiign ports no cargo engage,
aeis during the weekc0asise, especially New York
lave been rtle. animated British vessels berth ot
Liverpool received lots IN filing al 3.lsd previous to
engaged 400 500 bncs early ia the week 10 complete
20 il32d coasise current rates, s. per bale with
eel engagements Masters OF The few dsepgaged vessels in
por, refuse less than l6d eommeaee loading for Liver
pool oueof,fe ships ,odays s,, II Is understood gos
QUAD New Orleans ,,ndc charter 70 load for port ia
ne Mediterranean Another ship cleared for New Orleans
u ballast early the week Since writing the above, w
near Of British ship getting ia for 200 bales 20 MI up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

II Edwin A. Philed, of Rock Island county
was shot on the lst of June, while standing in
his garden at Port Byron. The Upper Mississip-
plan says that this is the second if not the third
time that he has been shot at-at one time there
was seven balls or slugs entered his body-threc
were extracted from his person by Dr. Sford,
about year since. Suspicion is said to rest upon
an individual of the ncighborhood with whom
there had been some difficulty in regard to a land
claim st. Louis New Era.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

Harrington. Sig Francisco, Nh Sherman and La le.
Seiito with the 500 Ca cuelositIes
Nc, make the attractions Of the American hoisuu
s,s4s ih1n those of other place this city IL yoa As'
soy doubts 20 and see for yourself.