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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

Of chronological Rooms-Fos the description
and for the sale Of BusS and Books IN tns SCI
/ STEsl SAsau.si in Clinton Hall. MeSsrs. FOWLER
ihAC HAN are prepared TO wait company al theIr
-s OF % visit families and parties. ~ 81
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+,.,,s,oy.-Durinp the recent.term

,cogTAsi ~ ..r;t Court, now in session, his honor
Madison did upon an exception taken to COM
.. he the complainant tha; the two'hird or
ls 9ss s s,a,e does not apply 10 the foreclosure
law o. o SS thus following the decision OF the
= s.lsge IN r,hs United States IN the OF kinzIe
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23
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rN7AT r. 8
rTIf HS~ aojns.. as.,L. ~ 4: &. ~
u. ~ Me- noaugy' enuol w suP's'p'R''es''s' s.
~, uHu Icls. - mi sN soou 4.
P9'0.Ou ~; 80 ~ la.9He y. 'as.'esr
W." y ~ S.;sna III pup ~ w
nrnuU, - shs ~, &.
nI;nS,or az rn5ers,.n.Fa ''s II
~. sc,Oa duties d ,,,,l,i LII
81 enovment go ~ '''T'''''''''
ii nv ny yu.."ns C,,.aa a.:,,
inn, wiring. SpeII;no TlaFnIss Xxx ,s.
nlss " Ari,6na,;c ISnal;ti y s. xxx :.
INV pSv and TIis,oyy' -7Hs''sn e''''''''' esos'a'
tInnior CI.ssy. TF;s.o,,. 81 It. r....a e.....
Arithmetic. Ceooroaby ga
Middle CIasss- Ns,,,sl rl,;lns,,... p..,.,.s
Chemistry Arb,sss;s Ii1,s,o,;e lIs;ssyssi -.
torv. Moral philososhs ''''s''''
Senior Glass. Iessllocs,sl r,S los,.,l.. 81 ss,o
nomv. Alpebra. Geomasro. AncIea. f.soosssb,
and. S alsSoas' ss0'9S' ee'''0' 0'gs''Rp'
ComDosition. Letter wfi,ino. DssW;po MINIS
Vocal Music. Sacred H;slorS, f.f,.ies f.ss.s.,.o
Orthoarapby and CalIstbencs e.,Il rs anon. e
the course.
Those who 90 Through tbe whole course 81 in>
strucon Win recsiss ce.,ificsle lso,n ths ,ssIi
tuition.
Each pupil will Be examined 81 entering ana
be cassed according lotha adqancemenl
Political Economys 11ineralogy. Geology, An
Gent and ModeFn Language can be studied az
the parent o. pupil may choose
The Academic year wil hereafter be divided
into two sessions q twenty weeks each. The
vacation will heveaiie boin lhe summer
The Trustees 81 ihe institution. l6i lhe more
general diffusion Or Education, have given the
Academy buildings free ftonrent.
The prices Of tuition have therefore been
reduced
The first session will commence October I2th
1912, and close in March.
TERMS
Tuition in English Bfanchos boz SEES
sion 81 twenty weeks. AS DO
Tuition IN Music, Piano. BET Session
oftwenty weeks, IS 90
Tuition ia Music, Guitar, PEI Session
oftwenty weeks. So 90
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23


| 6AN The lei inst, A dark bay mare Mule about s
Nk years od-wel broke stout balt-aho 81
] hands hiah-has some whip marks on her ght Ada--
had onher neck aropeand tail and name we'll filled
VI busss ANY information respecting hof wiIl bs
thankfully receivedb II. j. BASS.
PeIcy's Creek, Dec: $, 1913: 5l-2-w.
Johnston, Garrad & CO.,
! fAUR friends and the public II general are in
formed that We have TeeeIReda general as
eoflmont Of Provisions direct from Cinoinnalib
land Groceries from New orleans, as We have
made Arrangements IN Cincinna we win receive
weekly the best articles that can be procured and
We are prepared to Sell al city prices freight exs
copied. 81 PARTICLES in our line Of Business will
Be Of The Best and freshest that can BE got IN
market, and we Invite the public to come and ex-
anime our Stock as we think We can give general
Satisfaction,
JOHNSTON, G ARRARD, q %.
y. B all Cash orders that We may Be laYor
Cd With viii Be promptly atlsndedlO.
April. Is, ls4s. ~
RICHARD ELWARD.
m00Ma11SlD4m NS9D 9HAT9DElABo
Mdine Street, aerl Guy Hotel.
sFIE subscriber has constantly on hand supply
Of STATIONERY q every description, iol
49, s.4sf Z. =. =. 60 C. . s..
FOLIO POST, CAP & Letter PAPER,
PLAIN Ruled;
QUILLSs STEEL PkN y :. fLUE BLACK
WRITING INK SEAIfNG-WAX,
Waters Sand Sc.
also. d supply Of bt0nk- BOOKS, Cie
Ledeers. Cotton.
Journals Record and
Invoices Day Books,
Cash.
rs sses. ses'' :. ~ ~ 1888 -
DouaY Bl1les quallo testament d Prayer Books
go'. endX2 mo. SIZES oi every descriptions
Thomas Of kemPl7, ne funepea OF Cath2
Ceremonies q the Mass 1css
Council Of Trent HlsIEs 70 the Blessed
Galfzen'a defence q Ca- eamepE
thoIic principles, Eaetca Reflections,
Cobbelts Reclamation Month Of Nay,
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23

last Alnotas and accounisI due to sadsHrms
prior 70 said third Jay of May, are transferred to
|, Fl slanwood. and an persons Indebted 10 then
are requested 70 make immediate payment
]. H. STANW
o. A. BULKLEY.
November q. ls43. al
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23

III r. n III 81
NV OOODo,
q y, z 4 /. Z. 4 1. x. f 4 4 Z 4 e
selected assortment y ry Goods. anoa MY wbis
are,
10 sss7 : muslin ', n lane sss y = oass
5 Bales bro. domestic,
Cases bleeehd dog
y 3s'ss L ss.sa,, = SS. Is
eais aod ge5 sass s,s ssns'',
says, " 8o all d which win b sold very Iow Il
cash CA. HUXLEY,
SEPT 'sas' poNSrrs
JUST received and Tor Saie. yerg low.
doz splendid silk bonnels,
me me. oaseen straw. 40
q I'm zlss4
4lso anassslI.sal.f of a,ber sfsIs lo.I;ss al M.
bonnets nfftIeisIs. &o c a pTIf 5Tf ~
san iszs
aR0nEp3is
lrIs4 ,sssssed
ri - ~. f,,e,. ~. 49,. -,
Ne 80 ~ ssopsg wee sasx eraP)
So, bssss III sIasses -
sssss feisssl.sd and fos,o Sail tc,...a .. 81,
immortal tea. In c;addiesL Sperm Candtss
Soap MOI Males assorted szes1
LANCASTER s. SIMS, gents iof j. IS. gvfne 6 ca.
Sept 30
q s
O(Lit3kUB4Sz
20 =, q. .. - =. 81 .. !.
tes'efts gu wy Co''RtSss0H h1sf0s'ant,
K00DKIILE, MISS.
Tur s.sf.ssz.fzss ses,e,ff,,iis af4eFe b;s or.
fss,'''' 80 ''is III 4,
s'ss9 " i''7 isis1ies al'e w ps9las Beneaeilys
iQf tlle Transaction 81 q GeaefQk Hgens 81 COM
MISSION business d WOodvllle, Miss, from
and afterfhe Isf dav az Ianuarv. 1919. and
N s! ~ = - *
s'tt isst1ssszss " INC seS " 81.
descriptions q rel handz e- would pc glad
10 receive co1lsI 4nneuls accompanied with a
memorandum. i Instructions Ffon. a.lono
= ~, 80 e''e''e
ns''''asS .sa9'a y 6sa,sitsa business,
ne Win confidence sollcits share Of public
ard pledges his best exeFtlons 10
aii0ul Satisfaction. II. SAUNDERS
RErERENCEs
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23
CLOTIlNG

n HAVE receivedsdifece from Now 1Fk
q part ofmy Fall and y inter cloltIns Iua So
daily expecting the balance ihe efs.cles 81
ceived are the neaIest and cheapest q me kiHa
that have had for mauy years. Also just re-
ceived from New Ofleans, candles soap lea
loaf sugar, segars, powder. shot, Nc
~ ~. T. C0LLIh
Sept. 81, 1870.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23
BOOTS e. NHOES.

THE undersigned have Just received
general assortment Of BOOTS & SHOES of
every description, ior Ladies, Gentlemen and
Cmldrens which they will sell 1T The lowest
prices for CASH.
They also MANUFAcTURE all kinds Of Boots
& Shoes, to order
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23

TIN-WAREl NdANUFACTORY.
THE undersigned having bought out the
interest Of Robert Miller, Of the finn of Miller
& Barkdul, will 10 future carry on The above
business on his own account All Jobs left
with him WILDE executed with promptness
and III a workman-ike style
Cotton brands and bath-tubs made 10 OF.
der.
JESSE BARKDULL.
Aug. 10. 1S4S
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23
FREsII GRodER -

EEE177EI III y II7I g L.
SUGAR brown soap and claIifada Haisias. eur.
~ runls. elIonss brandy lfill calaap. IHsl6ea wine
aud bipeFa' assoflea ground spices saFHIHes salmon
andcod Hsl la|IPHtIs sAaratua aIsHiea labi1 salt,
white wine vinegar goshen butlef eheess pilot bread
bufaloe louguess heuings. holland ein b ass 117el
Scoded family hams. bacon SIDES hlaaHsIs bIushos
bfogans tHbs buckets, bfooms Just FaaaVed and
81 sqleb y LANCASTER SIMS Asanis
Dee g le43
JUST RECEIVER.
white khntlnllQ Linanr.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23
: 81 board and luiIi0n only; one yeaF


TIME subscriber viii carry on the following Branches
4 Of Business as naualinthe Blacksmith Shop oppoS
site the post Office The carriage business e be done
in the house occupied heretofore theatre Rlaek.
smthing, painting, trimming and repairing of
Wagon Making ofevefy description. &c N|l| e done
on the shortest notice. will nlao attend 70 he sun-
smthing business. The aane woElsnen vii continue
that have been heretofore employed, and shall keep
the best Of mechanics. Superior timber and oil other
materials necessary 10 carry the above branches Of
business will be kept constantly hand. Tbs strict
est attention will be paid aud the work will be NaEan
to give satisfaction.
J. I.ENNEx Co.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23

L0McasLer q 6sNss.

(Agents Got ], B. Byfne. CO., New Ogleaas
~ Lii Keep on hand general assortment o.
PLANTATION SUPPLIES, GRO.
eefies Ssc., which They vii sell low for cash. ot
On time to Planters who vii consign their er0ns
10 the House Warehouse adjoining The Vest
Felciana Rail Road Bank.
Woodyille June %, 1543.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23

T1ETTTT0 9T 7TTTTT TT-7V77= ~
fNNEE undersigned, residing miles SoaH q Hhiles.
u Vile carrying % the above HasI9 He
viii sell harness and en leather; manulaeInfe Shoes
ana boots Of the materials and Of any quality, hnr
no obtained Tie services Of FIRST rate wofkmen,
also buy green hides Al cents perth. deliy-
cred ~ a TanyaFa payable 10 any q the above aili
XXI GEORGE CONFER.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23

* J. FOSTER respectfully informs lhe Pabll shal
". he has resumed the business ofcollectina those
who wish to save time and trouble, can do 90 BY pac-
inc their claims in his handsas he will give the strict
EST attention to all business entrusted to Lie eefe and
he will also act as agent for newspaper sent e hP
post Office
TERMs-All sums under 100, ten peg cent Ahless
nv speoia conract--All sums over 500 undoE %
Eve Der cent--all sums over $500 three per centae
counts closed by note ~ per cent,
NJ BAH monies Transmitted by mail q otherwise
70 be al the risk the ownels Office west end Of gona
mercial Row.
Woodville, Sept 2, 1913.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23

Juvenile Story b
French; and many other b
ton
Also Episcopal prayer
hymns
Blank Books made 10 ord
be required Gid books, ii
carefully febouni
Amy orders from The coun
VIII be pune HaIly attended
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23

y
Old Covert Java Coffee. Rice (new crop9
Mackrelin half Baifels No new
Sugar house Molasses
Sugar clarified and loaf salt coarse g fnel
Imperial tea IN Caddes Sperm Candies.
Soap y Males assorted sizesj
LANCASTER SIMS Agents lof ]. B. Byfne & Co,
SepL so
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23


nfIN|U
HHq N't
Io1 oa Comm. .1|aI .o.. M
No'#'0|
~ If'c'e attention e |N
Ne eaHts|ad Ia has ta|6 0II0s oU
NtHMotciaI 8E.
IS 'HIi |S's.,s|' s sri -. s. .|N
Tors q &a1
ED 00nsf|l ~ 1I .I|.
HaH 11 4HI0I IS 81. ..a|..sior.
7Ns4s't ~ 'ae management N|1
'tQ'49lHesa aHH aesp Nt1. Once o. e6Mna
+ 8N todF|'|e q BE
''a al
,'9nN' oae'es ~ '' 'I'fe oN
COMMERCIAL t8 N4Q10
September 941
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23

DIRECT from. S Louis, quantity Of Cast
y u ings and Squirrel Shot. for sale by
WI, COLLINS.
ALSO
RECEIYED on consignment, collection Of
- BOOKS, from The Book concern, Cincin,
,nalll, which will be sold al the invoice prices.
ALSO
WILL keep constantly on hand supply Of
Baggiug, Rope and Tonne. Cor sale. on con-
signmenl W. T.. COLLINS
July b. 1874
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23

Ltut4tE
Journals,
Invoices
Cash.
4log slisr .piith a garieiy
Douay Bibles. quaflo 3
eo.. and w mo. sizesi
Thomas Of Kempis,
Ceremonies Of the Mass
Council 81 Trent,
GalllEzensa defence Of Ca
tholic principles
Cobhell's Reformation,
Winners End Of Controyer-
sey
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-23

oks translated from lhe
oka too numerous 10 men-
book Watts and select
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-18

T The paragraph in car ye.asday,s paper in relation
II lac is>aips OF Coopsfs LIE Mouchor by the Brother
jonathan publishers ntencea by ms 10 CHARGE s
with robbery be the meaning oftse villa, il
The facts that Mr.. Graham had purchased this s,o
paid amply H. known TO thai be had NO.
yet issued the whole of H. nor authorized Else TO do
thu pubsher-had snr.epscasiyeb obtained copy from Mr.
Grahams printers and the Brother jonathan ok
the Inquirers paragraph imports II there be other
explanation OF the circumstances already known, shall
be happy TO give 1t TO the public.
s We are informed by Messrs Wilson Co. that they
obsaioed copy OF Grskam April from OF the Agea
Of that work We sill think the Publishing il by another
hsase in anticipation Of the ha,d case; but with
the prevalent notions respecting Copyright suppose
must be regarded fair business transaction Aay other
than Literary property entitled The protection Of Law
but you only have protected by taking roabe and
paying cash for Il. This Is az odd verdi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-18

A, very large public uaee,ing Of colored CHI.
zens. held on Monday evening, February q, lS4s
at the Philona;hean Hall, i6l puane.s,ree,. e,
the purpose of expressing sentiment. of condo
lence with the fasi. end friends Of the lalnea,ed
Philanthropist. PETER AUGUSTUS JAY, Esq, Gs.
VIM A. Tyson was called 10 the chair, and Jcbs
J. Zuille appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Es,eYca That III the deii:e Of Peter augustus Jaw "a,
society has los, invaluable member, humanity an und
yaiing advocate, he OF color fa and ,ried rpY5
his country uae patriot and the world philanthropy
Resolved That when lock at the public tie ,
Hon P A. Jay-Ss sincere aud phianhcopc u,snieraue,
ofour political rights bis early and uaremied ,Iescs,
Manumsson Society biz Interest In cur educational sss
religious advancementws feel OF tlanktuoes, !,
Almighty God the gin and The he OF sreA great sni
ppou nan-such factor OF our despsed Tace-cca
sincere and impartial republican, and thai be d.
ps,ted from the CT mortal existence esteem Il,
privilege 10 lnger gratefully and mourGiuy around bis
fresh tuned sod and breathe our blessing bis koror,J
P..atsd. Tba, we sincerely condoe with the family and
friends of The amenied Peter Jay in their severe BE-
reavemept and tender then Ibis numoie soSsno oar
TEEN. /, sasz
nell and p a Bell &c Committee 70 transmit 70 the family
OF The deceased the above tribute OF respect
Reiotred That the prceesdpgs OIL La. sieetDs 9 Pub
Adjourned. VIVA TYSON, Chairman.
john }. ZuILLE, Secretary.
AlExico.-The Houston Star, Of The 2Sd Feb,
saws that MtNasarro, BROKER to the prisoner, las
arrived ct Bear from Mexico, and states that the
Congress recently broken up by order of Santa
Ana, has re-sssemb,ed at Jalappa, aud resumed
business, having formed a new Constitution, cor.
aining articles declaring that neither Yucatan nor
| Texas shall be invaded, but that nesotiasicp,
should be commenced for the purpose of inducing
them peaceably to return to the eontederacy.
900 soldiers and Ia. 900 citizens had assembled
to protect the Congress from the Central troops,
which latter ere greatly diminished in Numbers;
from desestons resulting from the want of pay sai
provisions. The influence of Santa Ana is said to
be greatly impaired, the country in disturbed
state, and strong Indications of another revolution
Mr.. Navarro srgs thst there no, in the Eat,
! err provinces 1900 central troops, of whom only
| 200 are fit for service.
| The same paper, of the 23th, says that Msxi
can has arrived at Bexar, who reports that Artists
has declared in favor Of the Congress, sns that be
will be supporsea by majority Of the people Of
| the Northern provinces. NO. Bulletin 9Th.
" The Philadelphia mail due on Thursday
night, did not reach this city till last evening q, S
o'clock.
| ----<zSas-.----I-
IT. J.pnsre IL lecf,,fins al New rlesns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-18

nv THE IMPROVEMENTS IN ASRtcULroAS,
,Ir .Rrs &c. in the Uai,ed States; being an aceo'as
:. seen, aod important discoveries and inprs'eH'7
,hs mode of building Houses, making fehe's ass
c,,i, making PORK, ti.posing OF Hogs making Lara o
raising Silk with engravngs OF inpio -e,,,s. 90
.cp,cTJr,-p.y GEOLOGY, viii be published at the
Mrs pAY-pice % cents FIVE copies for
pos,nasters and otherwise are solicited
81 o'oe'' ''io's GREELEY Il McELRATH,
oy l6o Nassau street, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-18

Northampton Bank notes selling at SO discount; sas
quehannah Bank These Banks have both been marked
doubtful for time past in Thompsons Bank Note Re-
porter, which is excellent index Of the character o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-18

tv.,tisers will bear in mind that advertisements IN
o. sts,says paper must We sent in by 10 O'Clock
sssnine as our publication oce is not open on sun
s,ys The rates for advertising, in view OF the extensive
ep,.,ioa Of this paper very reasonable and IN a
-es-s are pa yahle III advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-18

~ MARX A. COOPER, say most of the papers,
has been nominated by the Loeo-F ocos of Georgia
for next Governor of that State. This is mis-
take; ali anonymous writer has suggested his name,
but the Nominating Convention has not yet been
held However, we make To objection to Marx.
He was State Rights Wing Memberof Congress,
until Gen. Harrison nominated for President,
when he turned Loco, accusing Gen. Il. CT Fed
eralism and Abolition. He is now strong Cal
noun man. The Locos ran him and his two CO.
apostates for Congress in 1910, asd broke down
in 1871, they ran them all in to fill vacancies
They have since elected Colquitt u. S. Senator
for SIX years; and now if they make Mark Gov
ernor-beg pardon: if they nominate him for Gov.
ernor--we think their pay will be prompt and am
pie, considering it comes from the party which is
always INVITING the Wings with giving their best
offices to new converts.
90 SARGENr's MAGAZINE for April is pub
lished to-day. Its leading article is said be an
| authentic account Of some personal incidents in
| the Life of Lady BuLwER. 1t is deeply interest
ing and will excite attention. This is followed by
great number of agreeable and attractive papers
| including biographical sketch of Sir Thomas
Lawrence, the distinguished Portrait Painter, one
of whose pictures copied for the present number.
D The BrccklyR News states that an Irishman
named Dougherty, supposed to be insane, on
Thursday night attacked a Mr.. Hutton, who hsd
charged him q. the Police with ilue.tment of his
wife, and wounded him by firing pistol at him.
He afterward attempted to shoot himself, but will
probably recover.
U Yesterday, being St. Ps.rick's day. was
celebrated BY the Irish Associations of our city
with great spiri, and propriety. The money usu-
ally devoted to dinners, public meetings, sc. on
this occasion, was this year given to the Half Or:
pban Asylum.
% Quite rio. was created yesterday morning
at the Eastern Market, Brooklyn, by On eihgy,
supposed to be that of St. Patrick. placed upon
the cupola. The building yves somewhat Injured.
bur ne great harm done. The ng-eaders were
ARRESTED.
U The ship Rosalind arrived in Newburyport,
from Havre for Charleston. S. c., was wrecked on
Stone Breakers, near the latter city, on the night
of the 10th. She viii probably be total loss.
She was in ballast and her crew had been taken
of.
70 The friends of Do-HuM-MEE, the Indian
girl so suddenly and sadly cut of in this city of
strangers, are anxious that neat and modest
Monument to her memory be erected over her
ashes in Greenwood Cemetery. Any one disposed
,e aid in the work are requested to communicate,
BY note or otherwise, with Rev. T. J. SAWYER,
a4e East Broadway.
~ ihe snow storm of Thursday nigh, was by
'ss ehs most violent of the season. The streets
Yesterday morning vera completely blocked up,
ana sa0osn much Of il disappeared during the day,
snow at night to the depth Of more than foo, lsy
upon the ground. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-18

FAIOAYt WdICu To
The sales this utasnins wsrsto moderate extent ei
cept Mohawk and Harlem Railroad, which were large
Prices generally firm. Government Skies sold Is;
prem Ohio up i Mohawk fell of ); Stan!ng:eni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-18

MP For Notice OF Grascn's Magas'ae for 4pr't' GAP
;s1 pn;.s, Leci.u,ire Instability &c. sec First
" For Poem BY R. H. Hisae and very interesting
r,,c, Of Letter from President Dsrb'n, see Last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-18

% The worth OF the steamboats, owned in Gin
einaasi Is stated to be nearly sl,aoo0oO. They
employ 1873 hands and their united tonnage is
1e,48S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-18

G Under the Commercial head will be found
very interesting letter from our Springfield cor
respondent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-18

viEe isIA-The Annual Election IN this sta'e
takes place an Thursday, april gun. Inc oe'as
OF The Congressional Apporriontnent mas sep h1''
tiers ouie, till now, but as Members OF congress as
well as of the Legislature are 70 oe cnoseh' 'h'
contes. will doubtless be spirited. The wings are
broken. dissrganized and Gerrymandered, but we
trust they will nevertheless make an effort worthy
re their csuse We shall keep an eye on the Con-
s;onal canvass The following is the substance
Of our latest advices:
La the Accouac District, HILL CARTER, present
Senator, offers as Wing candidate IN opposition
to Henry A. WISE. We hope he will have a
clear field, and conses. it with energy.
Ia the Richmond District, Hon. JOHN w. JosEs
{who is thrown into the DISTRICT is out as the
Loco-Foco candidate. We hops ne will be vigoi-
ously opposed probably By JoHs M. BORIS
though the District has been so Gerrymandered as
to leave next TO no chance for any Wing.
In the Albemarle District, Hon. THOMAS ".
GlLMER (Tyler man at presently is in the field.
We rejoice to state that the iniquity displayed IN
cutting out this District, has induced Hen VII
LIAM Goce1s of Bedford to ofer for reelection as
q Wing Candidate, tnougn ie haa piosioue'J NC
chned We have hopes of his success.
Hoa. R. Nj. T. HUNTER, calhoun Loco,] is
again a candidate for reelection. The Clay Clut
Of Frederick ssurg have called Wing Conven
ton TO meat at that place on the 9th to bring on
an opponent.
In tn. Buckingham District, the Loccs appear
anxious TO get lid of their present Member, Hon
E. w. HUBARD, but may no; succeed. ias
| Wings hold Convention at farmyille on the 22d
JOHN HILL, the former Wing Member, is proPosed
We are glad to hear that Hon. GEo. ". Sum
mERs has been induced to reconsider his decision
and will very likely be persuaded to offer reelec
ton 10 the kepawha District, If he does he vii
! be elected, and We fear no other Wig can be.
We hope to hear that Hoa. ALEX. 4. Il
STUART will again contest the Augusta District
| With Shenandoah ard Rockingham on his back
no Wing can succeed here except through divi
| sion in the adverse ranks bu. Mr.. Stuart coule
do much for the Cause in a canvass, and ought tt
| make the sacrifice.
In the Loudoun District, JEREMIAH MoHTos
is proposed for the Wing support. We have MOI
heard whether Hon. CU7HBERT POWELL chooses
TO be considered candidate.
OHIo.-The long agony is oyer-the Gerryman
dering of the State completed. Ohio has been Sc
Dissricted for Members of Congress to give the
WIKI, ~, q; ,be r oco Focoa ffeep nm on ever