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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

~ AIIONAL PAlNTINCs.-The EMBAEhA
~ TION OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS from Delft
Haven painted by ROBT w WEIR for the Rotunda OF the
Capitol at Washington, will be 9iIR for eybtGn Oct a
DESIGN Broadway, corner OF LeOnard-street.
,imance IS cents Season Tickets so cents Catalogues
l2!
Onan from o , NJ nil 10 r. NJ $40 2,yls
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SrgalNc's CoEpiAL-To attempt raise the reputation
Of this well known medicine Tor the of Dyspepsia and
the variety Of Nervous Diseases Headache, Sea Sickness
Loss Of Appetite &c, by bringing forward testimony from
Shakespeare poet. Washington patriot, Henry Clay
wise statesman and lover of his country Yet the
present the wind the shape of cure-al that
r-qu'reS be the article good the assertion OF
ponsble person III of the humbuS description
give he doubqns public confidence IN II With tins view
Cory letter from Col F. H. Emore eNNlember of Con
ges aud actual President OF the Bank OF the State OF South
Cornlu al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

Published three elezan; vols. suo prics =, TALE
OF The VlLLAGE-By the Rev.Francis (, FACET, A NJ
Chaplain TO toe Bishop Of Oxford.
This work l. written very elegant and fascinating
STYLE The author apply illustrates the working OF ChGc
Principles opposed RomanSm and Dissent; Ia one OF
the volumes the difference Of character between the Christian
and lnfdei IS beautifully portrayed.2
d. APPLETON & CO. Publishers 2N0 Broadway:
D. ~ < GO have also Just published The DOT LIE VII
NESS OF HE CHuRCH-By the Rev. W, J. hp, NJ.
A. author OF Lentsn Fast. vol. I6mo. 81 IS.
Disco WHERE = LEARN TO LIVELY ChFlSto-
pher Sutton. D. D. one vol. l6mo. 81. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

STEALING SHoEs.-John Hagan was arrested and com
mi,,ed stealing pair of gaer boot. and pair Of shoes
worth So from the OF Amos pham No 22l Bleecker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

MANAGED GOODS-Erom the snip Vespas.an.
IL large lot will be offered for sale this morning BY
WILLIAM MATHEWS,
$50 3tis. No. 60 Chatham street.
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M I'm > Buy AMI St1ll-bilEN - 'IlIClil-
WI ING.-GEORGE T. GREEN, Nos. 10 CHAT.
HltM-STREEr and \ BOWERf, will keep constantly
hand, full and complete assortment of MEMS, BOYS
AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING, Of all descriptions
made the FASHIONABLE srtLE, TO which he would
respectfully invite the Of those want As he has
made arrangements 10 receive CLOTHS, CASSlMERES
services of experienced Cutters he pledges himself give
perfect satisfaction all who may purchase.
". B. Garments made 10 order al the shortest D!ice
and tciih N,lct punctudtiiy SIG fills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

As Ifa ape9s sur e
tain solicit attention an assortment scasonabe goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

mpns Consisting SurtOuts FrOcks Dress Costs Fanfa
loons Vests, Office Goats, Travelling Frocks, Dressing
Cows, SC.
choice selection of Silk and Satin Scar Cravats Hand,
kerchiefs Gloves Suspenders Hosiery Under Vests Draw
es Muslin Shirts, Collars &C., at prices which must ofe
Inducements to riITchasers. jvl5 iaG
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BEACON COURS E-TROTTING.

4 CADE&llCAL INSTITUTE, 359 Broome-
~ sreet.This lassica and English School will be
der the supern,endence Of the subscribers who have been
long nthe business and hay5 had much experience the
vii be spared to place this institution among the very best
ply the Rooms of the tiution. Circulars will b let
at Hlessrs Rayn9l's Bookstore, Bowery and Mr. Mazes
store Cana-street. JOHN CAUGHEY,
Teacher of the ENGLISH Department
Rev. WIN. HILL,
Teacher Of the Classics aud Mathematics. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

NENTLEllEN'S CLOTHING CLEANED,
" Renovated and Re,acd reasonable terms, and with
despatch II. LE.VE.TT John ST. near Broadway.
CAST OFF CLOTHING taken IN pa yment or purchased
i,u,a
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sr1sz-sS.-J TOWN POINT. daily. (sendsys sree.set,
Ss.mer k0CKLAND, Cept Crawoia, VIII leaye Middle
Poia slonday., Tuesdays Wedbesaass rhnfs5ss
O'clock P. NJ Returning leave New Yorffoot of Robin
sonstre Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and III
DAYS O'Clock A 81, and Saturdays P 81. stags
viii be readiness the arrival of The boat convey s
companies or target excursions parties Of pleasure viii
be taken 70 and from Fort Hamilton Keypo at dds
rates. esTN~
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RosBING A SLEEPER.--A young man named Michael Do.
aoan Jr aged 10 Of Ireland butcher arrested
for having stolen is soveregns from In, antaoos pocket OF
Samuel Fuuna of s7h street. while the latter asleep IN
rope walk ,nidngh the o! 9th and i
avenue or the money SIS in silver found ON the
cued (Nho denied the above t.fl He SAID he took the
s3S from his fathers pantaioons hanging IN his ROOM and
Id
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

Gentlemen who contemplate rehnS ordterng the arrange
Of their wardrobe would 10 well CALL as our
the the CITY, various
the changes of fashion, embracing all the different style. Of
French Elastic Cassimees of The choicest Tor which
this establishment has become celebrated Srfapge and
Others visiting the city particularly invited IL call and
themselves and the above assertions By n'ron
zing exclusive cash house.
No deviation in prices and strict pnnGtuaiity obseI
filling nrdeIS j. q. ROOIH U 90. lY2i IStt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

A MEXICAN MUSEUM. 1ERLAL GARDENS
y AND r ,IR.-Cornsr of Broadway and Ann street l.
P banum, Manager.
DIR. VALENTINE,
The deiInto! OF d en chaactsr Is engaged ane
viii cts his aiee budget Of eomlcates, including the
DENIS E|iiCESTESNiAL CELEBRATION or
TIE SETTLEMENT OF URKEY TOWN
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!. Wire Nlndo,v shades-Mannraetnrsdt Z

der Of any size shape or figure and handsomely ;ed
hogany frames paor. basement Office and other windows
hall doors, screens for public rooms, &c
LEE. s. CO, 10 Eac,ory-strcet.
These beautiful Shades, unlike all others, admit all the ar
the same they ebstc the view from the street ato the
room and keep mosquitoes and other insects out and are
very ornamental. lVZ2 'stt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

uOBOKEN.-lucreased attracuons.-Free In.
strunenta Concerts, the Pavilion Of the kysau
Fields every afternoon A superb Brass Band viii be
tendance the lawn in front Of the Pavilion and perform
variety of and popular oyerures marches &c &c.
This additional novelty the farme beauty Of its
err cannot fail TO increase the pleasure derived from visit 10
this very 'avoritc resort.
IRE ferry boats ply Hobo!en from Barclay, Canal and
ChriS,nnher Sfr.ets. EAra only 81 cents. aN1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

L Lardner informs hepublc that injunction having been
served upon him. arising ont OF all aie'ssd clam existing
against the Late propristors of the Pasrlum The Lecture
announced for this etnn. must be postponed for few days.
until the legal proceedings necessary such can be TAX
Due will BE- given of the commencement OF the
Iactu iS,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

CaCy and Inspiration. y. Y American
A. APPLETON * co, Publishes, 200 Broadway,
D. A o. have Just published new elegant and portable
The complete Poe;ica Works Robert Burns with Life
Glossory, SC. by Dr.. Curls, ", Smo, plates; 81 25
The ompiete Poetica Works of John Milton with Life
BY DR.. SebbnGs. and Essay his Genius b. Dr. ChanGins
vol limo, llustrated s. ..
BY Dr. Schhiugs vol 6mo plates: 81 So or ", 81 IS
The Poetica Works Of Sir Walter Scott, with Life, &c;
vol 6Ino, iilustraed 81 25 o2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

rrv. ITr-N LfNt.N'.1 HAT0-FALL FASHIONS,
Ell for The Fall style Of Hats ready for IN
- pectioa and sale, at WATSON'S. l3a Chathatnst-
nor any manufactured at SAVING or per cent. ara par
,vbe,e WATSON, Halter, Isl Chatham street.
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Under assurance that the system Of small profits and
quick returns which has elected SO liberal patronage Will
be continued whilst such will ena bic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

ing 10 a gentlemans wardrobe.
This superiority they enabled maintain consequence
the general of tie cash principle 6y the public
resulting from past experience that the credit system necessa
ry imposed heavy the prompt paying customer to
supply the losses from that class OF the community which
necessarily be- excluded from this establishment, BY ad
herring strictly the enables fur
nsh their customers with garments o superior style and nah
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

For TIE ENQUIRER.
Permit me through the columns Of the Enquirer, TO
congratulate the public upon the information in regard
to Judge fuckers health communicated in late
Charlottesville paper. In his decline, had already be-
walled viginias loss His recovery not only dispels
these feelings hut raises antcipaons OF efficient
service to the State at his hands lis present
ton doubt congenial 10 his feelings, and
beneficial 10 the couniry-oui, in short time, II has
health be fully restored the State viii need his abors
in ano'hsr service and will, hope, call him TO new
honors Mr.. Rves, it generally understood, ret'fes
at the expiration Of his term, and VII, not be candI-
date for The Senate The selection OF his successor de-
mands ccumspection in those upon whom the duty d.
wolves. The stlnding Of State very much depends
upon the character Of those whom she places in poml-
ncnt public stations. The high sanding which VITgI-
MIA has held in the Union is in great degree owing
to the high order of tel and character which has ge-
nerally distinguished those to whom her high Offices
have been entrusted. Is not every Vrgnian ANXIOUS,
that the influence of the Old Dominion should be sus-
tanned Let then the old practice be revived, and let
the bes. ien be called the highest stations Let US
nj last endsnvor that in tataugust assemblge where
the Stcs utis great Ua;on meet in conference Virg-
MIA may not appear dwndied from her ancient form and
y,aor Oar representa- on in the Senate, though now
nsde respectable by the presence of Nlr k'yts, VIII
not when that gentleman retires, be such az becomes
Virginia Oar great are not yet extinct. Firgl-
mia sill, has those who worthy sustain her ancient
fame Prominent. among these we can point 10 H. ST.
Grorcr TrcrrR. A YlRGINlAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16
CRATulToUs ApyIcE,

The Wing presses must have finger in the pie
They are always attempting to blow up The flame Of
dscord in ranks They affect sympathy for those
who appear 10 be in the mnority-feel for their def a
-ntdress their pride-tell them that their candidate is
worthy Of better fatethat they have been cheated
out Of the election-that Tiny grossly nsued by
their rivasthat they will be entirely crushed, unless
they turn upon the majority they Should scorn
any uaion with the friends OF Mr. V. Buren-wi,h other
slang, Of similar character Among the most promi-
nent of these slangwhangers IS The New Yurk Courier,
which, under the head Of mir Calhoun has devoted
pretty long article TO his praise to pour forth its
pa ny and to minister its advice to his friends. Never
there more ridiculous and mrddesome intrusion II
is Insult 10 the good sense of the friends of Mr.
Calhoun. And yet after this impairment lecture, the
New York Courier turns off, with the remark that he
positions intentions Of Mr.. Calhoun, is mater with
which the Wings have concern"-and with the st'll
more bold and mpudent declaration, that "Me. Clay
beet them ALL whether they decide to separate
ly, or to unite under single Banner-and while We
rejoice to perceive, shat The honest and honorable
among opponents oath the idea of being again COM
PEELED to support Mr. Van Buren, it is to matter OF
perfect Indifference, how they arrange among them
selves their family ars"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16
The .Mad;sonign and III. GioJe.

The Madisonian devn,es nearly two columns TO ''he
attack of the Globe on Mr. Robert Tyler" Gas he terms
t) and the Globe gives tejoinder of two and a
half columns by way of reply The Globe heads this
article with 1.-The Last Word" and concludes it with
the vsedct,ry remark awe have done with the sub
ect" We glad TO see ,hia iais. We shall publish
the substance Of the two articles, if possibly do
justice to The two parties, by COMPRISING summary
uf both into nutshell. The Madisonan admits tina,
MIR. II Tyler, against the wishes and advice of the
President did attempt to defeat The election Of The
Editors the Globe-that he did hold conversation
with Mr.. Buchanan-and processes t, give the heads
Of his objections to Mr. Bar and of the plan of opera
tons against him-but contends, that the Globe has
msre presented part of his remarks. II denies, fol
instance, tina, Mr. R. Tyler did Surge opposition Mr.
Blair on the ground Off coalition between tn minority
Democrats aud the Wings in Congress TO defeat him.
expressed, it wasimped, &c. We shall make extracts
from both articles, with the sincere hope that the whole
controversy has been concluded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16
Mr.. Clans Route

Mr.. Clay hiss addressed letter 10 Wing Com
mitlee of inv taton from Greene county, Tennes
see on the 18Th utm,, in which he says 81 shall
go TO n. Orleans next month"; and towards the Spring
proceed through Alabama, Georgia, and s Carolina, &c
~ Carolina, thus traversing an interesting portion o.
our Union which have seen. You will perceive
that this of my journey will take far away
from Greenville."
Virginia, Of course, will be within the line of his tour
Of exporal,on-and shall speeches. loas;s, &c
enough showered upon him. The object of this visit
so plain, that fail t, through it, It is
for eec,oneerng. 1t is not to "ntersstins
portion of the Union which he has SEEM; but te
the people, and TO csjole the voters. That the
highest Office in the world is thas to be wooed anc
thus TO be won,' is really contempt upon the good
sense Of free people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

We have been informed by Rev. X Willie. OF Granville
ha th- communication which Appeared in the "Richmond En-
0uer" relative cultivation Tea in that county, all a
hoax Raie,gh Register.
1t may be n quiz-but it is very inferior one,
indeed-yery far short Of the Volcano, which was
said many years ago t, have burst forth in Bancombe
county, in the same State
What has become OF Mr. John Plat of Marietta, who
informed The public in 1884, that che had for ten years
past successfully cultivated the tea plant OF China,
and discovered the art of drying aud manufacturing
the leaves go TO produce tea equal to the imported
Young Hyson."-Wns that too a hoax-or has it proved
b. failure in consequence of Tie climate. tea
can flourish in the U. is it not most suitable to Flo
rida-and will not our increased intercourse with Chi
enable 10 understand its cultivation better and I"
introduce it more successfully into Southern coun-
trp,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

COMMUNICATED.
To the Democrats Of the City Of RichmOnd and OF The
Counties Of Louisa Goochtand Hanover, and Henrtto
Fellow. citizens The time for holding District Con
venton to be held in h, city the lh day OF Janu
ary 1874 is near at hand The counties OF Powhatan
and Cheseri, Id have slfeady appointed their delegates
t, said Convention, aud The City Of Richmond will
take ton on on Tuesday evening next the 18th inst
sustain the noble forts Of their Democratic friends
in those counties which have already acted en- this sub
iect Democratic Republicans OF the counties OF LouI-
sa Goochland, Hanover and Henrco we call upon you
10 assemble your respective Court Houses al Decem
her and January Cours TO appoint delegates, good and
true men, 10 meet their Democratic friends in The Con-
yention which is TO assemble in the city OF Richmond
on the llth day Of January, 1874 We call upon yon
TO meet each other in The spirit of Union harmony and
concesson every thing for The cause, nothing Tor men
You already find powerful opposition in the Wing par:
~ or the present day. strong numbers and in wealth.
led on by one Of the most ambitious asprants that has
ever been before the American people for the
Presidential Chair-whose principles are ultra fede.
raj Of the most odous siamp-who has advocated all
the ultra measures Of the Hamtonian school OF poi'-
tics-such as great National Bank high Prot ,cye
Tariff of the most abemnabe character, the decided i'd
vocste Of making Railroads and Canals by the aid OF
the Federal government within the jurisdiction OF the
States Of this Union--and the ultra advocate OF The
distribution OF the Putlc Land amongst the States OF
the Unon-one Of the most dangerous schemes that
has been brought forward since the foundation OF
Government.
We call upon you. in the name Of the Democratic
party. to rouse up, aud attend the meeting. You,
youthful sons of honored sres, visit every section Of
YOUR country-ca upon the old and the young, one
and all, 10 attend the meeting. Gather together the
true and good men in behalf Of our Curious cause
Let no man al,er He thattikes action against US on
This subject is an enemy to the Democratic party Let
YOUR motto be, she thai is not for u.s. is against
Send from your counties good and true men OF The De-
mocra,ic stamp-nen, who have borne themselves in
The front rank of our glorious Democracy, and all will
be veil. JAMES nifkh.
Richmond, Dec. Is, 1S43
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

PESSsYLvANIA.-The Harrisburg "Democrstic UNI
on of the l3th pays Just tribute TO the talents, ser
vices and virtues of Mr. Buchanan. 1t says, that the
Republicans Of the Keystone State will send delega-
ton ..to Baltimore, who will spare honorable exsr-
ton TO consummae his elevation TO the first Office OF
the Republic, which he is so abundanily qualified 10
fll-But if they should fail in this object, the Coons
are mistaken in their calculations about her
The Coons consoing themselves with the empty
phantom, "that the Democracy of Pennsylvania have
it 10 contemplation 10 refuse acquescence in the deci-
sion of the Baltimore National Convention, in case
their distinguished avo'ite Mr.. Buchanan, should
not prove the nominee of the pary!'-No such thing!
"Pennyyirania VIII not only freely and fully participant.
in the holding of National Convention, but she will
also cheerfuly abide by lis deesion-and what is OF
still greater Importance, giro htr tcsny-st1 electoral
rotes 10 The regular NOMINEE Of The party"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

~ The Democracy of the city of Richmond
the Exchange Hotel, on TUESDAY EVENING,
the 10Th OF December, at seven O'Clock, to ap-
point Delegates to The District Convention, which IS TO
assemble in The city of Richmond on the II III day OF
January, 1884, TO select Delegates 10 The Democratic
Convention, which is 10 assemble al Baltimore IN MAY,
atI for the purpose Of nominating Democratic cand;-
Il $ for President and Vice President of The u $
At the same tn.e and place, the Repub cans Of III ;
city will ain appoin, Delegates u represent them
in the STATE Convention, which s to assemble in THIS
city in February next.
Many Democrats IF Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

NJ We have received the proceedings of the Re
publcans OF Buckingham county They have appoint.
ed delegates 10 the District Convention, 10 be held a
Curdsyle, on the Is, February for appointing dele
rates 10 the Baltimore Convention. They have Misc
appointed delegates to the State Convention. They
ayow as their opinion, "ttat Martin Van Bnen should
be nominated as the Democratic candidate for The Pre-
sidency bu, pledge themselves to abide the decision
of the Baltimore Convention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

this neutral course and who serve the enemy by re.
fusing to oppose him. will hencefor be cut off from
all the honors Of the Republic The scorn of every
honest Republican, and the contempt of the people
will be the lot Of every man, who will indulge his
own passions, at the risk Of saddling the country
with such President as II. Clay. Such a politician
will deserve the contempt-and never again The conf
dence Of the people,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

The Richmond Wing is pleased to say, that Mr.
Stevenson is about to exhibit at the Exchange To
night, with flourish OF lrumpets. sc. We under
stand that Mr.. S. has idea OF being OF the Demo
cratic Association this Evening The situation of his
family has hitherto detained him from the Association
although he is most cordially with them, and he will be
ready TO do service when he can.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

NJ, GoocuLAsp CouyTY The Democrats Of GoocE
l. nd county are requested to meet the Sd Monday in
December, tia, being Cour, day, at Gcocllnd Court
house. 10 appoint Delegates I, the Convention which
is to be held in the city Of Richmond on the In day
Of January nrx. for the purpose ct selecting four Dc"
lseates to repro this Congessiona! District IN The
RsItimore Convention SEVERAL VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16
nENocRATlc RALLY.

The Democratic Association of The city oil Richmond
wall hold their regular meeting a: The Exchange Con
Ger, Room, on Saturday evening, the 10th instant
at 7oclock 1T hoped every Democrat"'l be at his
pos. The members Of the Legislature are respectfully
requested to attend. Come one come all, come every
body o. course our Wing friends are welcome.
DEC. 16 MANY DEMOCRATS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

The "aIartnsburg Re publican Of the 18th, contains
the proceedings Of the Republicans of Morgan county
They appointed 10 delegates 10 the District
of W,nchester-and declare their preference for Mr.
Van Buren,; but their determination cheerfuly to sup
port The nominee Of the Baltimore Convention.
A meeting of the Democrats at lla'pers' Ferry ap-
pointed 10 Delegates TO the Winchester Con vention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

We confess we misook the Editor OF The Washing
ton s.Sppctalor achOse article we noticed few days
ago Had we known the real author should scarcely
have noticed it all The one to whom we attributed
il, we know to be geat'cman-wor Of attention,
from his manners and accomplishments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

BANK or VIRGINIA, AT DASviLLE.-Dr. Atkinson,
The tor of The Danvilie Reporter, has been unani-
mousy elected Prcsiden; Of the Bank OF Virgins, al
DanvlIle, in The place Of Col Townes resigned.
LPttersbnrg Iateiiigfney.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

The Calhoun paper recently establ shed in New
York. und The tile of The ssNew York Gazette, has
ceased % be published, for want of support
Baltimore 3aertfaH.