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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-13

The Petersburg Intelligencer starts difficulty
about the appointment OF Mr.. Gushing, as Commis-
soner to China, which appears to US to carry some
force wi il. The act Of Congress which places S4O-
900 at the disposal Of the President for that purpose,
provides that the annual compensation to any one
person employed under this act shall not exceed The
sum of nine thousand dollars, exclusive OF outht
lind provided further That agent shall be sent by
virtue of this act unless he shall have been appoint-
ed BY and with the advice and consent of the Senate
Now, how it possible for Mr. Gushing to go on that
mission without flying in the face of the law OF
the land We call for some explanation from the
Madisonian.--R Richmond Enquirer
In accordance with The proviso Of the law
creating the Mission, Mr. Everett was appoint
ed, aud so the Office was ftied. Alter Congress
adjourned, Mr.. Everett declined the Mission,
and thus pacancy occurred. The Constitution
allows the President to fill all rdcdncies during
the recess of Congress. If the appointment can
be con ,rued TO conflict with the propiso Of the
law, (Which we do not admiD it is unquesion-
ably according to the letter and the spirit Of the
Constilut on And besides, there is probabili
ty the object of the Mission would not have
been alta ned, if the appointment had been post
poned eight mon'hs.
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From the Vermont Gazette.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Considerable diversity Of opinion has been mani
Tested by the democratic party in regard to the pro-
per time of holding the next Democratic Nation,
Convention, for the nomination Of candidates for
President and Vice President; but are happy to
perceive that public opinion is daily becoming more
and more settled upon MAY, 1914, as the proper
time. We are decidedly of opinion that this wll
and ought to be the period fixed upon, and we beiee
that no true democrat, or one wishes well to the
success Of the democratic candidates will obJec,
to IL.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-13

We learn that the letter ofthe Washington cor
respondent Of he Boston Times, copedby US from
The Philadelphia American Sentnelis s.entially
incorrect The only foundation from which he
built up his fancy sketch is, that the Secretary of
War and his two brothers were the sons of a far
mer in Montgomery county, Pennsylvania, who
was Revolutionary officer; hat, like their neigh
bors they in the habit, some thiry-five years
since, Of carrying the produce of the farm to
the Philadelphia market; that The daughter of a
respectable inokeepcr on the road, at whose
house They often stopped became The wife Of
one of the weathiest merchants in Philadelphia
in nowisc, however, connected with the Porter
family hit one Of the brothers is Governor of
Pennsylvania, another was Governor of Mchi-
gan, aud the third is Secretary of War; and
that all the parties owe their elevation to the
fact that their parents carefully educated them.
The scene described in the letter is purely ideal.
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NAVY ORDERS.

Lieut.. Henry French, leave three months.
Assistant Surgeon John G. Whitte, order to
folk.
Assistant Surgeon A. F. Lawyer, detached
from the Levant, and TO The Brandywine.
Boa,swain John Morris, receiving ship at
Boston.
Masters Mate J. j. Power, detached from
North Carolina, and to the Lexington.
Passed MIdshpman w. Reid, acting master,
on board receiving ship, Baltimore.
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SLEEPING WITH THE VICE PRESIDENT.

We are told Mr. Bots makes oath that he
slept in The same bed with Mr.. Tyler the night
before the Inauguration of General Harrison,
and that they talked till after midnight. This
may be true. Every nook and corner in the
city wa, crammed at that time. Every bed
contained at least two sleepers. Strangers met
from all quarters. Under these circum-
stances, it may be true that MIR. Tyler per
mitted Mr.. Bots to share his bed, Mr.. Bots
being Virsinian. But is it not more than
probable that all the revelations said by Mr..
Bots 10 have be, made to him by Mr. Tyler,
were the mere phantasms of troubled brain 2
Had not Mr.. Bolts been taking wine during the
day Did he not have the head.ac at night 2
Many man will ponder over the things seen
and heard in dream, till at length he will
swear they were realities. We have seen men
rise from their beds with eyes wide staring, who
swore they were surrounded with deUiLs, not
withstanding the Doctors assertions to the con-
trary.
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a Revolutionary Soldier EiRed-The Pttsburg Sun
in East Deer township, in that county. lie was
killed by BULL who knocked him down and gorcd
him in shocking manner. MIR. II. was a native Of
Maryland, and wa, eighty -four wears Of age at tie
time ofhis death.
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ATTENrr TO POISON ON BOARD OF UNITED
STATES VESSEL NO cRrnE.-Judge Belts, Of New
York. has decided that there is no law TO punish
an individual who attempts 10 poison another on
board Of vessel Should person be actually
poisoned, then there are laws 10 reach the case.
II is IN this view Of the case, that tho fellow, John
Christian, lately sent home from Bahia, for an at
tempt TO poison Captain Stanhope is TO be dschare-
ed from custody, as there is no law 10 reach his case
- Bali Clipper
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-13

The Cabinet, as now formed, beyond the Navy De
partment, IS not one that commands enlarged conf
drnoe and this far less from the capacities and abi-
ties Of the members than from the exceedingly hete-
rogencous views Of the members.-U. S. Gazette
What has Judge Upshur done to offend the
Gazette
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From the Newport Republican Herald.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Pursuant to call of the committee appointed for
that purpose a Convention of the Democrats Of this
State was holden at the State House in Newport on
Tuesday evening, May 2, lS43 THos. BurruM, of
Smith6ed, was chosen President, and WM. SIMoss,
ir of Providence and GEo HowLANp, of Newport,
Secretaries.
The Convention was fully attended by delegates
and members of the Assembly, nearly all the towns
being represented.
The following resolutions were presented, and
passed unanimously
Whereas, one Of the principal objects in re organ
zing of the Democratic party to place il in posi-
ton 10 act in unison and consort with the great De-
mocratc party of the Union in the selection and
nation of candidates for the President and ice
President through the medium of q Democratic
Convention and whereas, diversity OF opinion ex-
lists in different States to the time when such a
Convention should be held, and to the manner in
which delegates are TO be chosen:
Therefore, ressIred, That we approve Of a Demo
cratic National Convention TO nominate candidates
for President ard Vice President Of the United
States
ResoIred That TO promote and preserve the har-
mony of the entire Democratic party Of the Union,
we are under all circumstances in favor of such a
Convention to be held at Baltimore in May, 1874
and that the State Central Committee be authorized
TO call State Convention at such tine and place as
they may deem proper, for the purpose Of electng
delegates TO said Convention
Resolved That the Convention deem it expedent
to refer the nomination Of candidates solely to the
decision of the National Convention-and that what
ever preference may entertain for any individual,
will cheerfully surrender them, AMI give UNI
divided support to the rominees Of the Convention.
Resoirtd, That the State Central Committee be au-
thorized 10 appoint committee TO collect all the ev-
dence Of prescription and improper influence,
ted TO defeat the full and free expression Of the pop
uar WILL at the late election in this State and that
the said committee, after procuring such evidence,
be authorized TO transmit the TO the next Con-
gress Of the United States, with a memorial praying
that full Investigation may be made Of the grievan-
ces complained Of
r. solved, That general committee be appointed
by the State Central Committee, 10 act on behalf OF
the Democracy Of this State in communication with
political friends elsewhere in the Union, and such
public functonaries as they may deem proper.
IL then voted that the proceedings Of the Con
vention be signed by the President and Secretaries
and published in the Republican Herald
THOMAS BUFFUM, President
WV. s,moss, jr., Secretaries.
Gro. HowLAsD, \
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From the Ptrtmoufh IVA.

I
The PpEHpENr THE UNITED STATES came
down in the Washing boat this morning, and proceed
ed up James River to Wyanoake. We hope on hi.
return he will visit and pass day with his fellow.
citizens Of Portsmouth.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-13

The following resolutions have been adopt
ed by Democratic Convention in Rhode Island
One of the Delegates present informs Us that a
resolution was offered nominating Mr.. Van Blu
rem, which was rejected by vote Of three to
one
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-13

clerk in Philadelphia has been arrested for steal
ing goods from his employer and then selling them to
hlm.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-13

IN moss rp,sas wHIoH AIRS ESSENTIAL LET THERE
~, uS,ry-,s soN-EssEsrIALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
r ,usss cHARrT.-Asgasfta.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-13

WE BELIEVE 1T WOULD BE BET
TER FOR THE DEMOCRATIC PAIR
TY, THAT A WING SHOULD BE
ELECTED THAN THAT A DEMO
GRAFT SHOULD BE ELECTED BY The
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON Globe.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-13

No BANK-A REVENUE TARFf-Ho DIsTRi-
nurioN--Ho ABoLIrioNIsM--A STRICT coSsTRuc-
TON or TIE CONSTITUTION, AS BY JEFFERSON
NO PUBLIC DEBr-AN ECONOMICAL ADMiSisrhA-
rioS OF PUBIC AFFAIRs-ANp UNIVERSAL SUP
rRAGg WITH UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-13
INDIA.

Calcutta papers TO the 9Th ult, inclusive, brought
TO Alexandra by the steam. Tennssserim, TO Malta
by the Cycops and thence TO Marseiles by the Ach-
eron have been received.
The papers thus received almost destitute Of
political intelligence. The successor Of the late Ma
haraah Of Gauoc was TO be installed the goth
ut and opposition to his accession to be APP
pretended. Lord Marlborough still at Agra,
whittier he had proceeded from Delhi, receipt Of
the intelligence Of the late Maharajahs dccease. No
Of later date than that received by the ordl-
nary mail had been received IN Calcutta either from
Scindo or Csbul.
A Calcutta circular, Of March 4lh, gives tho fol-
lowing business details
In our circular Of the 10th ult we said that our
money market bad become exceedingly tight and
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-13

Posr Orrtcr DEPARTMENT,
May 18th l7ij
May ~ lsw4w
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-13
TURKEY.

letter from Con -tantnople, Of the 9TH ultimo
says Russia has at length declared openly. The
mystery that enveloped her projects has been diss
pated. No doubt now remains that she Is determined
TO ride rough-sbod over the Porte and to impose her
conditions the Sultan, If the Emperor were al
ready undisputed master of all the Christian pro-
vinoes upon the right Danube bank and the Porte
mere Subordinate-without other power or will in
its European districts than that in which IT may be
permitted to exercise in the name and by consent Of
the Gar
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RICHMOND, VA, JULY IA ls4s.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERMS ~ srsscnrrosro Cly Subscribers $500 Der Yea,
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two Insertions isl three Insertions ~ SO; and
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The number Of Insertions of Advertisements on th-
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Annual Advertisers charged $50 hne- in that
proportion for advertisements Of IS
Ines ereept Aueonee and Lottery dealers are charged
si0o paper neluded)
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A CARD.
e8sh Way, fss3.

10 those IN trdn Of bargains in Ner and Fa-
shionabte DRY GOODS, Of superior quality,
W AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. IN
,ROUCH, BROOKS d HUDSON have lust
- received their SECOND SUPPLY OF STAPLE AND
FANCY Dry GOODS soasg- purchased " ahin The la ,e,
days the tsr. in The Northern ar..,. nod
many n prices boiop rAa sys S,fr, S,. sea
% es=siy they are DESTROYS OF ren,a,,on
those who favor They earnestly sieit an
Of Their stock by those in Of Dry Goods believing
e"niaenuy that Tor ar
eg-aLa) by the city they Sstsrissd and pSr.
eHs"r 20 eel as CHEAP FOR CASH any regular house in
virginia The following list comprises part the Goods now on
hasd viz - ~ NV ~
BLkAchED AND BROWN DoMEsTics. DRILLINGs AND
COTTON oZNABURCs
loo bales and
Northern and Virginia faeiores-al Widths. from - inebe. TO
ysnd prices from cents yard to the best quality
ENGLISH, FRENCH. SWISS and AMERICAN PRINTs-,soo
pieces upwards Of $4,000 yar embracing all the newest t
use, o. 10, ~ and Is finer
SILK GOODS.
No Black Gro De Rhnes Matieoni sss rich h.,rr ra
very heavy quality rom to 20 inches wide
Superior plain ribbed and stripe silks "a inches
Rich ombre stripes plaid figured and change soie
slks-rare and beautiful patterns
Striped and figured white saiins
Rich printed Bal1ofnes Baorine Muns Fourd and print
Ell ChuLans-new patterns
Black and white -ilk iio-iery-par rnusuany Aoa.y
Rich neck, cap Ribbons
Superior used and plain for rye
assortment and many patterns
Plain aud figured Satin vesnss serge- Sewing Silks
Embroidered Silks Cardinals, Fringes for do
Bonbaznes Black Caes hPaeha Lures Cloths
for mourning
LACE Goops
Lisle and Thread Isees Inserting. and Etyinys
Maltese and other style white and black Capes
CLOTHS. CAssINEREs AND GAMBRooNs
veioris Grel and IRA d Eta. for do
Medium and pnee black drab and invisible green Cts
s,k warp Cashinareu, very fine qualify
Ganbroons from Joe to 81 25 per yari
Superior unres~ed Irish Linens Barney sheetngs yards wa
Diapers and DamasSs Linen Dnlngs and Linen Lawns. luck
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NEW AND CHEAP BOOKS,
Received 18th May by
SMITH. DRINkER & MORRIS

TkNlE Lawyer his character and rule of Holy Life by Edward
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The Neigllbors every life; Bremer-tansa
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The Zineal account Of the Gypses Spain
gina collection OF their and by George
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The Bible in SPAN The Joprneys
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the Peninsula by Geo
History OF the Great Reformation sixteenth century in
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Mrs Washington Potts and Mrs Smith by Leslie
Military operations at Cabul which ended
the British Army January 1872 Journal Of Imprisonment
IN Anghanistan, by Lieut. V. Eyre
Poetcal Remains Of Luerea Davidson collected and
arranged BY her mother with biography by sedgwiek the
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The Adventures Of Sir Iauneeot Graves cheap edition Of
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BOLTON & HARRISON.

BOLTON q HARRISON,
Druggists s. ApothccaricS. corner of Main and
GoUeTnOr Streets, (belOio the Eagle Ruins.)
WE Subscribers having opened Store respectfully
II offer TO country merchants and others,
meni Of Drugs, Chemicals Paints Wall colours SC which
they will sell on the
EPSON salts, Flour sulphur Camphor, Magnesa, senna,
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Potash and Pearash, Salaratus,
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Yellow Oehre, Ross Pink. Indian Red Imperial Green
Chinese Blue, Sap Green Drop Lake article
for waIs)
Sulph Qunne, Morphine, full supply Of SCARS chew
ing and smoking tobacco, snuh snuff boxes, &C. mh7
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LEWIS WEBB OFFERS FOR SALE,
900 HHDS. n. o. Sugar, part prime
AOO 80 do Porto Rico do pan superior
20 boxes Loaf and Lump Sugar
- hbds Trinidad
~ do New Orleans 40, ,s,.s
do Porto Rico
do MatanEas
$50 bags Prime Iaguira
PC do Old Government Java
GO do Cuba e--
$50 Do Porto Rico '''fHh'
$50 do African
IS do Manoaibo
~ do st. Domingo
500 SIDES Sole Leather. Hemlock and OAK Tanned
Shoe Thread and Irvine
Bags Pepper do Pimcnto
200 kegs Nails and Hfads
tons American Bli-tcrrd Steel
tons Virginia Barlron
as taics Virginia and Ceurga Cotton
so iierces prime Rice
Sacks sait English Refined Tabs salt
i20 boxes sElO anil i0ris Window Cas
10 bales son shcn Almonds
22o hotes Bunch Rasins
Drums Pigs
i65 nests Wood Ware
30 DOZEN Painted Bucscts
20 Do Corn nrooms
o bales Hops
bushels Clover seed
Imperial AMI GuupowierTei. Rsek Tea
Hemp and Manila BED Conis
Hemp and Cotton Plough Lanes
~ bogs Wool-i9 bags Fcafhers-Coton Vans
s'o hags shot-Kess pupours Gunp0wdsr
Sporting Powder clnisiers
Writing, Letter and Wmppinr Paper
hoSes Soap Hfown, Varieraed White SCENTED Ae
50 ~ Huus Patent Candies
DO Talow 10
DO Sperm DO
sherry Pos. Nuscat and Champagne Wines
Lonion feuer
s,h Petite, Alum, Copperas Nader and Indigo
Tar Fitch Naehefel Stone Ware, Se &C.
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SPRING AND SIMMER HATS
Madeira, sherry and Port wines.

Madeira, sherry and Port Wines.
VIE subscribers take pleasure call ade
and their friends gene-y to with
e hessrs blackburn TO genuine Wines
qualities Of Madea Sherry and Port place which they can
with confidence and pleasure and most
Peeahe Standing Of the Me Blackburn guaranfee that any
ordr TOT their Wines viii be met
mcnt The subscribers solicit orders the
ton OF Messr George and Robert Blackburn MADEIRA
me OBJ Reserve LONDON Particular choice old London Particular
Serea Bual Mansey and nta Sheues and Port from
Mercy and opouo selected by Messrs saDdeuan
e fond OF sherrie- and Port have opportunity
10 command the table OF the different
qualities and priees can be seen application
NH - DUNLOP, MoNCURE e. CO. Agents.
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Agency at Hichnond, virgins


Agency af Hichmond, Virginia.
WIS Company was Incorporated in the year
sle with perpetual charter and Capital Of $500, 900,
manufacturing ealhnents seholi furniture. and .s,eI,,
dzs in general, on the most favorable terms.
Any "-~r- which the Company n-que- at
th. agency will be adjusted promp,utds hberaty
ApI,es att, for n.nne. Q, The renewal Of poeie. may
H. BALDWIN, Agent.
no 20 Under the Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS, &c. &c.
WhoicsnIc and Retail.
n WE take this occasion again remind ends
=: u = i:1s e our much ca
reduce fast as possible We nyi, COUNTRY MrR
CHANIs and purchasers generally they buy
'hen IN all respects Amongst Offer follow
ng,viE-
FOR LADIES.
Ladies' very superior French Morocco Slippers. part Me-
Curdys
Ladies die very ups,o, French Morocco Walking Shoes,
DO fine French Morocco and Kid Bu.kin-
DO 90 cs',.. 90 DO Slippers beautiful at 81
do eooured Morocco Slippers white white saiin do
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Gcniemens superior Dres. Roots Nes
do Calfskin Boot. %. 5rd and 9Th qualities
DO low priced Pegged and sewed Boots
do very superior cafskn and Morocco Brogans Miles
Do fine caf Kiplin Brosans and Shoes ,o a.orsi
DO fine Buekskn Shoes and slippers
Misses very French Morocco and Kid Slipper.
DO 90 do do do Walking Shoes
DO do do do and seaiskin Boosee-
DO do do seal-kin and Leather Walking shoes
BOYS.
Boys very fine CafskR Broganz Shoes
DO do do Kipskin do do
do lined and bound. Pegged and sewed Brogans
DO thick unbound pegged and do
WOMEN.
Womens leather perged md sewed wells assorted
DO do do do Boots do
DO do Kid and Morocco slippers do
MEMS.
Mems lined and bound pegred and sewed Kip Brogans
DO do do do Shoes
DO thick unbound peggcd nj sewed Brogans
do thick pegged and -ewed Boots
ALSO,
general assortment of Chens Shoes AT all prices
ALSO,
superior Hard Leather and Wood Frame Travelling Trunks m
eor Carpet Travelling Bags vaee Cap and Letter Pape
wrapping Paper ShUe Thread Shoe Brushes
Hair Trunks, all sizes &c. d. BURLINGTON A. 90
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Boots Shoes &c
aP -
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EcEIVED and opening this day Misses beautiful q
" lored Caters and alf Caters They are indeed ra. M
beautiful J. E WATKINS A. co Mar .,rs.,
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.
AMES b. CUNNINGHAM. intend;ns

AMES b. CUNNINGHAM, intending TO
remove on the LIST Of Hin will in or
der 70 reduce his Stock great barvain s,ns "a r.
ey Dry Goods Persons IL
give MN n cal; among his Stock be bound
beautiful French Lawns andB alzorine Lawns
French, English and American Calico
Muslns I-aces, Edgings and InsertnRs
Cause, silk and Worsfed Hdks and Scare
Linen Cambria, and Lawn
Irish Linens, kentings, Diapers
Beaehed and Brown Cotton Shrtinys and sheetny.
SILK and Cotton Pocket Hdks
Gambroons, Dnilings m Nanke
Cloths, Cassinere- and VestinRs
hatapangs Cotton Osnaburgs and Burlaps
With fun supply Of Goods which will be sold verv chez,
je2l - N'' S''e1p-