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CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND DROPSY
Er hkLLI-D-,r Sill have been afflicted 8 OF years
with distressing pain IN stomach, eos;se seness my
bowels, ms E5S mach swollen After eating my meals
was - sTsat distress o short time and ;hen ihl-r u
VIA: ad eaJr. u short have scarcely ioaad ssi or
comfort dnriny that have tred all kinds of m!cne
that codlG think Of little advantage aud had slnos
-I'tE NJ Ill hops of -ttln. relief beng cS
yelTs OF ase the advertisement OF your Double tn
tact OF Slss aE!a andy, aGd tko.st Id try moe
nave aksn II Uont6 weeks, and has completely
su.t-r system any thin: that before
az an have not been sex since commenced tlkins IL
sincerely and heartily thaHS God, aud render my good will
sad 4aaiSS 20 for be-v- Candy has been tie
mems IF giving health and comfort iny old You
welcome 10 maxi any of this yon may h,aS proper.
JOHN JACKSON, Williamsburg, l.. l.
Stat Of Mac York Kings County,
Jon jlcASon, with y hoT personally acquainted, ap
ge9Ted before t 5h day Of May 1873, and hein BY
iuY says tn. Ill he has stated above subsAn.Ily
and correct, every particular. Subscribed and ,v ON
before G.e, thIS jh dav of May. lGi5.
NATHANIEL PARISH, Justice of the Peace
JOIN JACKSON.
SOLD IN packages = cents each or Ii, Tor dollar
To b. had al J. ". kE.LLY'S Gotham toaiertioB-r,
w'c-s1e and r-tlII 2ti Bload04y;N y. W B4rau m Boy,
,ty. and g. FondeisGili lsl Seeuwis.,lee;, New.
Benjamin H,ndly, IS HiS-stee, Brooklyn; l. r. tarsw
LccArort, y y; d. Smith, 10 Broad-strert, Newark y
suI2 SIN ~ -
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Landing each way Sandy Hook whsrr theTe good
boa,diIShouse fishing, iowlrg. and bathing au2s QI
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CORPORATION NOTICE Public Notice ]

CORPORATION NOTICE Pubic Notice Is
~ hereby given the owners occupant occu
pant, all houses aud lots improved unimprov-d LaHd
affected thereby ,h7, the 1!lo%,a Assssmeis a' been
completed By thu Assessor and lodged the Street
Commissioners Office ior examination b; al Fon5 lntI
es;ed, VIZ
dale 3aed and ,r tagging rortheriy sidewalks bet"esn
4th los lg.i between 1iH
ayenu. Eoom.ngdalc Ro4d the j east SIDE
between aud 10th ard the northwest corner o e
ith and l9til street
ALSO for setting curb and gutter stor il sd street b.
5t and 6h embracing lots Esd street
between 3rh and 5th avenues.
ALSO, Cor bpding sewer il 2Oh street erbrae;rg lots
2O;h between 18th avenue ard B0amu.-d!e Road
the ;th side, AID Bloominsdale Road eas, sdr
between l9th aud 20t st.et;S.
ALSO for paving l7th street between lie m ayeane sld
Bloomincdale Road and for assig the not= ,.arsahs
between the W aud j AVENUES embracing lots lI street
between the h aud 5l avenues ad on 81. ayls SIDE
between 10th ana !eit STREET.
All Itrscn whos- Interests effected b} te above
ssinenis, and who opnosa - Lie -r o;
them, es;'d 10 present tho 'r !"
the uude.nrd AZ t,i- Street 'ni aT cif,", 'I,t.!g
thirty DAYS from the y oi =! ; I aln.issI
rT's Oihc-, August -, 1913. JOIN E.,.t-E
Street toimis.io'-1 ~ 9i';ttt-Il II r. tsss
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ITO AIASONS-Sealed i'r,pn-as. ui b r..
L ceiyed al t!le StIett cel.u,s.a - us Z. 81
frou ts Sever The -cDad srue To iy; iogr !u .ru
feet west Of the Second 0yenI'
The d:ain To bs o cir ullr io oae back ar .s inches
thick, llIoe ia5 III {, Lie tir,; Id 4i'
the middle OF thu agd b. l.I tl,.t
tom iuve.ted arch shall - lhiii-u below i
ation.
The brcs used must l. OF s iaEi hack I'D and in
line and sand mortar. p tn lower h=ls which snIll II
aid dry and On narrow "t an! ar;sr inch rle or -r-
lock plank for foundation II e tha-
o, Of The arch be keyed sl.t sud luuird. ihe
e-Tth eScaTsted =Scr so niuc5 as y rar 70 h he
trench b. ncmoTeG by The Contractor after he completion
the work. The earth b. flied Eqi around
De- well and iAi'hiuy rlmmed aud he street
D. rendered oi tbs work o.
rr-payed ia tbs best
The whole be subject the Inspection and direction of
TIE Superintendent OF Pafements, suc. person Street
Commissioner shall appoint 10 insect the same
Contractors viii the p:s rruUans foot Tor building
the drain INCLUDING all the work connected herewith.
and the Uater Is except the plank, and E thousand
feet Tor hr plank, ay should b. required No e>a qcr
will bs paid faI Isri pan 4uckSanG.
Payment be made money shall BE- cCllacp the
assessment be laid for tina, purpose.
JOHN kWE.N, Street Commission
Street Commissioners Ot;icr, August 2l 1873. au25
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THE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
csr,si Sqa eS2. Ofice No s. WsIl ST. THIS ConspaET
.1a< 70 as nsu..cs .gsiHs; loss damage ~ t.e, s
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!, / .-~IIl-''I ~ TlI4l-NI ~ T'TV w TaII-I
ccpToiuJ. - Natur-s God 'ls s,c.e'sd 10 Ire
t2hle k1-ion. saf sureaGd sty remedies for I'll ds.,
10 search COR 81 discover these, ) part % ma s..
tg b. well known assertion % Descoyts. g., -s
pr7f1uni ot the ftl.sJ .aflIE
14ni=r-r5a-- ~ - tEth ,sl r 10. tt.cayery ~
Jta - ,7I :i;:s, l-1. many Fgl,S may ,,
.sits o. 'i4 -.rl .tIsoily Esccsslr tus-v
iiE ua. bot ,I-ila> cIa s:est ITS 5!nto.'
tiiGfg -hiy ,tfii. f.at eraOt ali
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FfyEa s, ,ND .GJ E,-ta i:E5zii zion EliSr is squ,I.
n..fraOss n. bt,nlesy, Wolms and Dysirlsia The
" W.,.efon hstr eia@ ecapo'et entirely OF fesrt,be
ubsta 81 cuuI,e geIe ectiy simple aud harmless,
'ousn uueguailei Tor lie Tagi!t aE vyor ysiih hch
tom. liz stomach q perform tEs peculiar functions n
lsr Ia -ttiaa radical care OF tie above entone, DIS
desc having. not ul:clusat. caused permanent
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IS s@czrl aFOR HUDSON.-'rh Steamboat, U'rl-
rIssS.-I G. A. CarJ. Baine viii leave the foot Of Ce-
S.-ISEG.dar-> every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
O'Clock, landing all the intermediate places. The Inca
furnished with superior starOomS, aud otherwise unSu
' ~, ns % 80 ar J,s,.Ir s1rl- an hoard ,n22tr
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iEIAlc HLFIEa-iVu
! PsiIiIrs Ph9oIy william Couch, Nicah Baldwin,
Jabn Morrison B. l. Woollvy, Nathaniel "e>t,
IoSsrS 3 VArnurn Eannius c Tucksr,John Rankin,
Dsyid Lee NeiyS .Beg!amln.John D. Wohe
,S,I.b q Eas;sd William w Todd Ferdinand SuydsE.
t;ency o. Thoaison, Il nav f-.>S' iiVs'eses
I.sSHIs F,i,LLlFN cseretsrv @
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500; IT. POWELL g cos Line FOR
tez,S1txS--j NEWBURGH Landing 4; Cadwells; Wet
.zEaks3 Pon, and Geld SPnng-Ihe steamboat HIGH
ftsee;, sysfy Monday, Thgsday and SATURDAY, at
Mondsy al tl A. NJ Tuesday at P NJ, and Friday al;
For freight Or psssa%s apply TO the Calian on board
put board must b. the risk Of thereof unless
oil of ading receipts BE- signed for ;he Jyl
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81 1e1 FOR hEYPORT AND MIDDLE
cszs=ll4--1 TOWN POINT, daily Sundays ereepsd)
.s.--z-.. touching at S-cunes Dock, Staten i:land
Steamer ROCKLAND, Capt Crawford, Will eays Aldde
Town Point on Mondays Tuesdays, Wednesdays; IhursdyS
and Fldy O'clock tde emiIiing) and x ks}r9rt iT an, at
Tst on Tue.days Wednesdays Thursdays and FnddyS al
o'clock A. NJ and SATURDAYS At M Stages VIII b IN
lnId or spy part OF the county Uniform companies OF
-arg- parties of pleasure &c VIII be taken 70 ana
from Fort Hamilton or keyport reasonable rates Jy29 I'm
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PfTEs Or MUSQUlTOES, Bugs, &c. are = ea1ss ao,s
Bsn !sw minutes by cake OF the Italian Chefa'ea
Soda the sn of TIE American Eagle, 81 Chatham ia
F..o1 rs Eplton-ssrcet- Brooklyn. ea's -
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ga-r -EVENING LINE AT SEVEN
- O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY ny ASD PIN If4i ~,
pressure steamboat SWALLOW, tsgL 4. NJ Lam, VIII
-tye The foot OF Couand'treet every Tuesday nusoay
- The Swallow has large number OF elegant state
rooms aud for speed and accommodations IS not surpassed on
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30

IRA 4 BLOSSOM, Recover of the Bank .f BpfTuc
I.xr: f,EocxyR Master IN GhSucrrv rnhll d:Sig
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:; aos; .FOR NEWBURGH-Land at
ssse1AHHsa- Caldwen's West Point, Cold swlns, ans
2sT.Z2ss1r:L tishkl Landing.
TIE steamboa; JAS NJ -ADlSON, Capt. Chas Eastsad'
viii i-sre Naren-seet pier every TUESDAY and snaj after
noon O'Clock.
All Baggage Packages Parcels Bank Bills Specie put
board this host without being entered the book or ~
c.ieL for he the rlsk oi the thereof Az
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CrTATE OF NEW-YORK, SIN Chancery-
B.Core ne Vice Chancellor of the Firs, Circuit-Tl.
Wa.hiacton Mutual Insurance Company " Jacob Wesur.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-15
From the Richmond Enquirer.
TAPPABAsSocK, April 8, l6i3.

had the pleasure of hearing Mr.. Wise address the
people of Northumberland at their Court House ON
Monday last. He kept the attentive and listening
crowd hanging upon his lips, delighted and instructed
for nearly five hours The thunder Of Demosthenes
nor the corruscations Of Cicero ever made deeper
and lasting impression, than did his manly bold
and unaffected eoquence. No Federalist or Federal
Wing compete with Mr. Wise at the polls of
Republican Northumberland Mr.. Wise made an
impression on Monday last, that must / think secure
him the united votes Of the Democrats and the Re-
publican Wigs at least And why should any man.
IN the whole district, vote against HIM He is an no.
nest, bold, independent, candid and able politician
and every thing as man, that virtue and honor
could require, and must like our departed and Ia
mented Randolph, he always invaluable in the coun-
cis Of the nation Is the demon Of pp TO be IN yoked
TO check In his onward course 10 usefulness and a
distinction that but few aspire to- this ornament
of Virginia-this son Of the Old Dominion whom She
should delight TO fondle and honori Is persecution
though commenced by as elevated a body az the Sc
nate Of the U. s., to make him lis vctimi No. sirs
no Distinguished merit will ever rise superior to
oppression, and wi draw lustre from reproach-
"ihe vspors, which gather round the rising sun and
follow in It's course, seldom fail, at the close of IT, to
form a magnificent theatre for its reception and In
invest with ,sregated tnts, and with softcned ef
fugence, the umlnary which they cannot hide"
The Honorable Henry A. Wise was craJIed in
that wave-girdled spot, the Eastern Shore of yrg.
MIA, where the of the waters Of the Chesapeake
and Atlantic was his lullaby-and his towering mind
splendid talents and elevated principles are emble.
matte Of the grand and sublime scenery which sur
rounds tho spot OF his nativity do not doubt that
Mr.. Wise holds place in the hearts Of the people
the whole peope-of Accomac and NORTHAMPTON
ami indeed the entire District he has long and 60
ably served that no considerations land especially
not party humbugs) can disturb. ] would say, then
to the Seventh Congressional District march in solid
pbalsnx to the polls, and, without distinction of par
ties, feel proud TO sustain your highly gifted son.
April b, 1S43 r.
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"THOsE WHO KNOW HIM."

The Honorable JAMES M. PORTER, who had been
the President of the Fire Insurance Company Of
Northampton county, at Easton, from the time of its
organization, period Of about fifteen years. resigned
his Presidency on the Sd inst; when the Board Of
Managers adopted The following resolutions:
Resolved, That in the resignation of the honorable
JAMES M. PORTER, President of the Board of Mana
gers Of this Company from its organization down 10
the present time, the Board feel that the Institution
has sustained loss Of of its earliest and most
devoted friends and members Associated with him
we have been, deem 1t fit occasion TO bear
testimony to the faithful discharge of the duties of
his station, and his active useful, and important
vices in the formation of this Company and the
agement Of its affairs since its creation.
Resolved, That in taking official leave Of our late
President we tender him our best wishes for his flu
ture welfare, satisfied that the ent rprise intelligence
and industry which have characterized his long life
Of usefulness among US, win continue to sustain him
in whatever station he may be called upon 10 occupy
Extract from The minutes.
II. D. MAXWELL, Secretary & Treasurer.
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THE CAMPAIGN VIRGINIA

Is certainly prosecuted with great vgor and
animation. We trust, nay We are quite sure
it will result in signal triumph of Republican
principles.
The Richmond Wing has been pouring a
daily broadsde al Mr.. Wise for the last month
indeed oil the leading Wing presses in the Uni
on have been, and are, pointing there artillery al
the indomitable Virginia ator, as if the fate o.
Mr.. Clay depended upon the issue in his Dis
uict. Tha, our readers may know something
of Mr. WIS whereabouts, we copy several com
munications referring 10 him, from The Rich
mond Enquirer
Hunter, Gilmer, Jones, indeed all the Re
publican candidates, are fighting the good fight
Subscriptions success TO them all, is tn,
sincere desire of our heart
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-15
.ALL THE DECENCYu

Mr.. spsckmsn, Wing seps,os from Phha
delphia in the Legislature Of Pennsylvania, 10
reported TO have aua,iagly sa'd. 10 the ,wo
Houses assembled ia cooves,.oa tcs she porposs
Of elecing STATE psia,er something like this,
in reply to Senator PeeaImsn, who had been
abusing Governor Porter, II tell YOU what, Mr.,
President. the bara- baraers may attempt 10
head the Governor II they please, bu, they can't
succeed. he can beat them aud give them
three in the game They may fare up as they
like, but he viii make them do his work whether
they will or no. He is too old tar them. They
are but puppets in his hands, aud let tn IN twis,
aud turn aud grumble aud growl, he'll bring
them to il. As for myself, If had the choice
Of plsyings game with the devil or David II.
Porter, would Try his satanic majesty, Tor then
nigh, possibly have some chance Of winning,
but with the latter | know | should always
lose"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-15
MEETING IN NEW ORLEANS

At regular meeting Of 1.-THE New Orleap, T,.
Ter Club ~ held on the evening of the 3lst March.
ls43-tbe following resolutions we're introduced and
unanimously adopted;
Resored; That the thanks OF the friends of the Ad.
minstration in this City justly due to the Hon.
Caleb Gushing of Massachusetts, and the Hon. Henry
A. Wise OF Virginia, for their patriotic and enlishi.
ensd efforts to sustain the Administration of President
'yer while assailed by the ultras Of both political
parties hat the conduct Of these distinguished cit,
hens, on 'hs hoor OF the House of Representative,
demonstrates that they have risen superior to party
d'ctation, and have only considered the true inter-
ests oil the American people.
h'oirtd, That the unquestioped integrity and dis.
tnguished abilities Of The Hon Caleb Cushing and
the Hon Henry A. Wise eminently qualified them
for the important official positions to which thew
recently nominated by the President of the United
States That IN their rejection BY majority of the
msmbers OF the Senate, see verified the predic
ton Of the President when he stated 10 his Inaugural
Address" For the first time in our history the n. r
son elected to the Vice Presidency of the IT, State.
oy the happening of q contingency provided for by
oe Const totion has had devolyed upon him the Pre-.
sden'laI ohce The pirii Of faction which is oppos-
% 10 The pirit OF lofty patriotism, may find in This
occasion Tor assaults upon my Administration
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-15

Nav Yosk, April Is, ls%3.
The elections and all the events connected with IT,
hssng even Al this early day. been waited down the
tide Of time, the city Is more freed from extra
ordinary excitement, and our citizens arc again
pesmiitcd indulge In the VI natural rcpose
The Wings, il Ia true. still keep up something Of a
clamor among themselves, because OF their defeat,
and Tor the purpose of mitigating their fall abroad
are manufacturing doleu tales Of" fraud and corrup
ton" All this will not do however. They have been
defeated fairly, houorabIy, and oonclisveIy, in an
election that was conducted with signal regard Of
high aud honorable designs. Their dirge has been
chimed-they have fallen never TO rise again, and Il
ia vain that they resort to lalsehood and Niunchau
senisms, to break the severity Of their fall They
s,aked every thing
"On the hazard Of a de-"
and they have lost the Desperate and mad and une-
quail game they played. The tales they tell about
the assembling Of mobs at the polls to deprive Wing
electors Of the right Of suagehe goblin and bloody
bones stories they retail about broken heads and blud
geons--all, all false and there is not a man in
this city who does not know that the utmost order
regned throughout the city the whole day of cleo
ton.
The Wings staked their all, party, on the is
sue Of Tuesday. Nor that all. They risked and
staked what left of their expiring hopes and for
tunes of Mr.. Henry Clay; and they sacrificed them
selves and all that their political idol held dear They
satisfied that their idol must be cast aside,
that their affairs must be abolished and is il singular
that they like mad men' Mr. Clay and Mr..
Clays friends now that there is no hope for him.
To-day the anniversary of the birth Of that Illus
trious philosopher, statesman and patriot, Thomas
Jefferson. The American Flag waves from the dem
ocra.ic stores of the city, and many of the ships in
the harbor, are decorated IN honor of the day. Ma
onal salutes were fred this morning. and will be
peated tonight. Homage will be done by the Democra-
cy, to the memory Of Jefferson, and the thousands
who will offer the incense of gratitude at his shrine
will not fail recollect that the President of the
United States has from his youth uniformly, faithfully
and successfully adhered to the Democratic prnci-
pies of Thomas Jefierson-tha his administration is
precisely such one, the ustrious Jefferson, if
he were alive, would applaud and honor.
Albany has gone for the Wings by small MAORI
,y, as you will see by the Argus.
The North river is once more open, and steamers
ply between New York and Albany. The breaking
up of this ice embargo, and the re-opening Of the
great horoughfares to the interior has already had
tendency to give an imietus to the business Of the
city Some thousands of strangers have arrived since
yesterday morning, and all is hustle and animation at
the hotels.
Spring is at last in our midst and wears smiling
countenance. The rays of the and in
vgorating and hope and joy more animate the
bosoms Of our citizens
Yours, &c.,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-15

Coon GovERNMESr.-Tbe best tanner Of colt. that
ever known in Massachusetts never allowed
whip or spur to be used and the horses he trained
never needed the whip. Their spirits were unbrokcn
by severity, and they obeycd the slightest impulse of
the voice the ren with the most animated prompti-
tude but rendered obcd'cnt TO affection their viva
city was always restrained by graceful docilty He
said il with horses il with children. il ac-
customed 10 beating they would not obey without il ;
but II managed with un,irng genteness united with
consistent and very equsble hrmpess the victory once
gained over them gained forever.
In the face of all these facts, the world goes on
manufacturing whips, spurs, gallops, and chains
while each one carries within his own soul divine
substitute for these DEVILS Inventions with which he
might work miracles, inward and outward, il he
would.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-15

SLreuse IN LouIsiASs.-Tbey have fairl, had a
fall Of snow and sleigh ride at shreeyepori In inns
State The Caddo Gazette of the god instant state.
that commenced sieetng early in the forenoon at
rapid rate this was soon accom-, anied nv .rovr
which would have done honor 10 more portbrrp
latitude il lasted for nearly the whole Of the dav.
and covered the ground in many places to the depth
Of two inches" A batch Of Southern bows of ibe
neghborhood resolved not TO let the chance sim and
'hcy htied up crockery crate on runners IN tie
evening, starting oil for touch Of regular kamsk IT.
han amusement, though with neither bell, nor bellies
to render the sport complete.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-15

FOREIGN CoIS.-We understand that at several
places in the city, the fractions of dollar in foreign
coin are either refused entirely, for taken only
certain value Our banks generally, il not wholly,
have for some time past refused to receive this sort
of currency from a quarter Of dollar, down. The
custom house has, learn, also declined il T; and
yesterday we were informed that the money for IL
censes is also required to be paid in Baltimore paper
or American coin. II the foreign or Spanish none
is received at ALL is at % cents for the quarter dol
lar; 10 cents for the twelve and half cent piece
and or cents for the fp.-Bah Sun.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-15

We learn, that the Convention Of the Democratic
friends of President Tyler, representing the several
wards and districts Of the city and county Of Pha-
deiphs, met yesterday afternoon, al the Assembl,
Buildings at the corner of Chestnut and Tenth streets
and was organized by appointing William Strickland
Esq. as President
A preamble, resolutions, and addresses, were re.
ported by a committee, and the whole proceeding
were characterized by good feeling, enthusiasm, and
determination 10 promote sincere and cordia
union OF all good Democrats, without reference TO for
mer feuds or chickering's. -Phiiad .8mericnn Sentinel
IAN April
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-15
From The Richmond Enquirer
LANCASTER, April 3. Isa3

LANcAsIEh, HprII 8, Ib4J
Mr. Wise addressed the people OF this county tbr, q
hours and half on Monday last, (be,ng our Superior
Court day. with great power and effect He has
hardly left guard for his competitor. Indeed. MIR.
Carer is laid the shelf and 1t will be wonder il
there should be aristocrscy sufficient found 10 let
him down gently MIR. WISE addresses the people of
Northumberland Chat old Republican county, to-day.
and she will tell her weight on the 4,h Thursday
This little Northern Neck fragment will be felt With
vengeance too. Wise will take a clear majority
across the Rsppabannock Of $50 votes. Marx that
So much for Aristocracy on our side of the water
Ian. DrNocp.r
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-15

lRos CAsTmes.-Nr. Elbrdge Josselyp, who We
believe was formerly engaged in the foundry in th,
town, but IS now IN Lowell Massachusetts, has IA.
vored US with specimen Of handy -work in his line
which IS worth looking at II is fruit dish or fruit
basket in the form Of vase, and highly ornamcnted
with branches, fruits and flowers not indented IN A
solid plate of the metal, but each leaf and branch
standing separate by itself in the natural form and
yet all one entire casting Of melted iron. II must
nave been no LITTLE work TO make The mould, but the
incest part Of the op, ration we should tbnk would be
TO get Il out OF the sand and leave the spaces unbro
ken Then again, the iron must have been Of the
purest Kidd TO hll so many little cavities a email
flaw in any part would spoil the whole Looking at
ms, we 90 not see why almost any article Of orna-
kenneb,ok Journal.