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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-09

{. s-.er II POWELL " CO.'S LINE FOR
NEWBuRGH Landing -; at Ca!;sel!'fi s. WI WGii
LANDER, Capt r. @rrop viii leave The plefioo, OF War
relsreet every Monday ThgTsday and s9tnrday, at
Monday at 6! A. NJ, Tuesday ats P NJ, and Friday at
NJ. For sish; apply to the CAPTAIN on board
Baggage aud freight of ali descriptions, bGnk hs or specie
ou, on board must De the risk OF the owners thereof unless
\ hill of adng or receipts he signed for the JGli
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-09

- ga-oI -INDEPENDENT REGULAR OP
IPOSITION LINE FOR BOSTON via
ssTe.-.ss.Jss NFWPO ORT AND PROVIDENCE-Cabi
are 10 BOSTON So Deck fare Boston 81 5o CABIN lar
TO Newport and Providence ST. Deck fare TO Newport ana
Providence 50 cents. c,,nr,c
The new connodious and as,sallins steamboat
PECK Captan William H. Peck will leave pier east side
Csthsrne Market slip East ver Monday Wednesday and
Friday at five o'clock in the afternoon.
For passage Sc. apply 10 A D. Peck 2O5 South street Inp
stairs or on b0sTI, Jyh
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS,
FIRST SESSION. e3
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1843.
SENATE.

Mr.. BUCHANAN presented the petition Of the
widow of James Reesde, whose husband, in his
lifetime, recovered, at suit of law, $l88,OOO
against the Post Office Department; she asks that
Congress make provision for her payment. Laid
on the table.
Mr.. TAPPAN'S resolution for Joint Com
mittee on. the Library, with certain specified
powers, was taken up and passed. :
Mr.. WALKER gave notice that he should ask
leave 10 introduce bill TO reduce and graduate
the price Of public lands in favor of settlers.
Mr.. HENDERSON gave notice of his inten-
ton TO introduce bill 10 confirm the surveys Of
lands in Mississippi II
The Senate then adjourned.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

q PARKER'S FANCY STORE, Pennsylvania
y. apcnue bet,oeem 9th aud l0 streets, Washington.
GLOVES, COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFU.MERY SC.
S. PAnKER having just returned from the North
with complete and full assortment Of goods in his
line, consisting in part, as follows:
GLOVES.--Best Paris Kid Gloves, (sizes num-
bercd D for Ladies and Gcntlcmcn's wear
COMBS.-Shell, Buffalo, and English horn Dress
ing, Tuck, Twist, and Side Combs.
Y Ivory and Buffalo Fine-tooth Combs
HAIR BRUSHES. English, French, and Amcri-
can Hair Brushes, containing 500 different patterns
A large assortment Of Tooth and Nail Brushes
Badger hair Shaving Brushes
! 4PERFUMERY.--One case Of LUBIN'S fine ex-
tracts for the Handkerchief containing the extract
Of almost every fragrant flower G
One case of genuine German Cologne, (FIuina, no
mstake)
One case Of Hair Oil, Mnlle de BGuf and Poma-
t,m for the gro,cth, softcning and beautiying the
HUMAN HAIR
One case Of Fancy Soaps, an excellent article for
the toilet e
90 dozen large and small Jars Of genuine Guerlain's
Sharing Cream, to which would particularly call
the attention of those Gentlemen who shave Them
selves as assure those who do not use it that they
arc behind the times. a af
The above list comprises but a very small portion
of the Articles VIC have on hand, and shall continue
10 receive monthly all of which c are determined to
sell cheaper than the cheapest; and The Public may
rest assured that We shall endeavor 10 maintain the
reputation we have earned for keeping the VERY
BEST GOODS.p 1l k8 sNIFfE nov 26-Gtif
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07
A 1I.aLTER CLARKE 8. sONrcspoct-

A CARD.-U.aLTER CLARKE & SO.Nrespect-
n fully announce TO Members Of Congress, stran-
gers visiting the Metropolis, and citizens generally
that they have received general assortment Of ladies'
gcntlemens' misses, and childrens' shoes from the
most popular manufactures, as well as having in
store large and we'll assorted stock Of our own
make, and are prepared TO make to order at the
short st notice. every description OF Boots and Shoes
made in the District and at as low rates. They
hope, by the srictcst attention to busiaess, and firm
determination tb please, to receive due portion of
the public patronage Store south side Pennsylvania
Avenue, opposite Giman's drug store.
N. b. Cork-solc Boots made to order for w.
nov 2S-3teoif ss ~
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

II EEP YOUR FEET DRY.--Cork Sole Boots, of
IN my own make, cheap for cash, and no humbug !:
to my numerous customers and the public generally
invite them to call and examine my new style Of
Cork Sole Boots which for neatness and durability
challenge this or any other city to equal them, and
for the low price Of ~. Also, Ladies and Gentle
mems Boots and Shoes Of evory description of my
own make, extremely low for cash. As sell no
work but my own make, all those who purchase from
me may depend on getting the worth Of their money
Don't forget the store right the corner Of Penn
sylvania avenue and 10th street.
nov l4-eo6t JOHN MILLS.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07
,ARRIvALs AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
INpIAN QUEEN (BR0wN's)

n INDIAN QUEEN GROWN - HOTEL. .s.5.ss
Hon. A. Barrow, son, and servant Louisiana;
William % +. Mason, A. S. PEBBLES. q g Russell Va ~
S. J. Harris Md. ~. M. Michlin, VIM Il. Rodgers,
Jun, va; Il. w. Marriott Baltimore !. Wm, Il
Hatton, Md Fernando Wood New York ~ James g y
Cushing Boston Abraham Myers, Phila;; Wm r
Gardner r. r. Bayley, J. r. Strother, II: Itowistt'
Va; j. B. Ashc, Thomas Brown, Tenn; ?. - La
kin, lady, child, and servant New York; p 2 Donoso
Pa; Dr. W. Sweet; Calvin Mason, Phia. tion.
Wm. Woodbridge, Michigan.
CTR (rULLER's) HOTEL. H.
A. r. Brout and Lewis vatman, Phiisdeipgla, e ~ ~
john Nimmo, Canada; DR.. McClennehan, Y. =. ~.
j. j. Pfingle, US N. 5a "a Nh WAY
EUROPEAN (oALAsRuN's) HorEL.
E. U. Atchinson, Boston; B r. Dayy, Nav York
EXCHANGE (TrLER's) HOTEL. a.
Samuel Y. Harris aud r. w. Edelen, Md. = y.
Stacy, New York.
TEMPERANCE (bEERs's) HOTEL.
Isaac Straub, Cincinnati.
VIRGINIA (swEErINcs) HOTEL
Dr. Gibson, John R. Wilde and Richard y jones'
Virginia.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07
TOR REMIT win rent upon very modcrat

IHOR RENT will rent upon very moderate
J. terms the brick house which have nearly COM
pletcd the corner Of 9th street and Louisiana Ave
nue. II contains nine rooms, including garrets, with
kitchen. There is also store in front, with cell
raj beneath The store 10 arranged SO as TO be made
excellent stores for persons doing small business,
or the whole make an excellent grocery or confcc-
tonary. The store will bo rcntcd ate from, or
together with the dwelling Possession given in two
or three weeks. s. DREW,
nov l0-H or G s. T. Parker, op. Cen. Market.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

Aaaeif the extraordinary authority 10 sey. Ia lAa
ihoa Of tho certificate Of tho Governor Of New
Jersey, the officer whom the law OF that State
required to give the certificate of election to
members, that these men were not elected, but
that others were! and upon this act Of ahe
Clerk, the Locofocos persisted in their move
ment tending to confusion and anarchy with a
pertnacity characteristic OF their present disre-
gard of law and the preservation of the dignity
Of the House. We turn the language Of the
Globe home upon its own party; "they are
doubtless aware that the resistance then made
to the known will Of the majority ia will made
known by a six years condemnation by New
Jersey herself] had tended greatly 10 detract
from the dignity Of our national councils, and to
diminish the confidence Of the world abroad in
the successful operation Of representative gov
ernment." Never was language truer as appli.
cable to the Locofoco party than the above, and
we thank the Globe for putting it into our
mouths. ".
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

.0yHOICE MADEIRA WlNE.--The subscriber has
~ for sale, at moderate prices, at the Exchange
Hotel on G street, wines of the following celebrated
imporations:
Ccylon, imported in 1884, in the ship Henry Clay
Black Warrior also via India, in 1910 sj. IS
4 Reserve, from the Parish of San Martin direct.
All from the House of Messrs. J.. Howard March s,
Co. of Madeira, and in bottles 4s
dec 5-eom THOMPSON TYLER. n
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07
W A IS H | N G T 0 N. /.
THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. I, ls4s.

THE HOUSE will probably adjourn over to-day
till Monday, to give the Speaker an opportunity
to arrange the standing committees. Where
there are SO many new members, this task must
be a somewhat difficult as well as dangerous
one. ,A
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

From Gi6raltar-The barque Pons, at Phil
adelphia from Gibraltar, has on board the an
chors, chains, cables, and other materials saved
from the wreck Of that noble but al-fated steam
frigate Missouri. The Pons has also brought as
passengers Lieutenant Blunt, Midshipman Prin-
gle, DR.. McLanahan, engineer Davis, and twen-
ty-elght seamen, all lately attached to the Mis-
souri,.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07
A CARD TO THE sLADIEN

"A CHRU- TO THE LHD7EN. "
MISS M J. ASHWOOD, Pennsylvania avenue,
Nl between 9th and 10th streets, has just opened
splendid assortment Of WINTER MILLINERY.
She hopes her old customers will give her call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. dec 6-1w
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07
g 0. FISH q co.
HATTERS, Nos. / AND 2 BROWNS HOTEL,

~ ManuJdcturers and Importers.
Will offer for sale and exhibition this day an as
sortment Of Hats from Laville & Poumeroux, Rue
Simon-le-France. dec Stiff
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

REPEAL MEETING The Repealers Of this CITY.
met on Tuesday evening in great numbers at the
Assembly Rooms, TO listen to addresses from
Col. r.. M. johnson and Robert Tyler, ESQ. we
were NOT present, but learn that all was enthusi-
asnl, and that evry thing passed Oft in the hnest
style. @
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

THE TEMPERANCE FAIR is going on finely; great
crowds are nightly in attendance 10 purchase the
articles and nick nacks there for sale. We are
pleased TO see the young men turn out so strong;
but we rather suspect some go there more 70
see the bright eyes and pretty faces, than 10
spend their money. The Post Office still re-
mains open there are many letters YET unde-
livered; call for them at once, and hear the
news.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

INDIAN AFFAIRs.--Capt William Armstrong,
acting Superintendent Of the Western Territory,
passed through Van Buren, Ark, on the 3Oth
nt., on his return from Washington city, with
checks and funds to pay off the Indian annuites,
and other claims in the Territory.
Gov. 2. NJ Butler, u. S. agent for the Chero-
KEGS, passed through Fort Smith on the Sd inst,
on his way to his agency. He was to depart on
or about the 10Th inst. on his mission in the
Council OF Prairie Indians at Cash creek, on Red
river.
The annuities for the Senecas, Quapaws, and
mixed bands Of Senecas and Shawnees, were to
be paid about the present time.
John West has been pardoned.
Alberty, the murderer of Long, a citizen Of the
United States, was arrested by the Cherokee
Patrol, in the extreme northern part of the Ma
tion. He made defence, and was shot down
by the patrol. He will be sent down TO Arkan-
sas for trial, under the Intercourse Law.
The Van Buren Intelligencer, from which we
much pleasure to be able to state that the Che
rokee authorities are using all their exertions tc
carry out the treaty stipulations on their part
and if we do our duty, the peace Of the country
will be preserved; and we will be acting in good
faith with our neighbors." ,4s
The Creeks were the cause of the Witchitaws
not attending the Council on the Sabine, las,
winter. Peace, plenty, and content prevail among
the Chickasaws.
MILITARY Y-AFFAIRs.--Lieut. Col. r. B. Mason
passed through Van Buren, Ark, on the 22d ult
eatward, on furlough Capt. Boon, U. S. ORA
goons, is now in command Of Fort Gibson.
We learn that Capt. J. P. Davis, A. @. M.
has been ordered to Fort Smith to relieve Capt
E. B. Alexander, who is ordered to Washing
ton city. sss}- IN an
Company E, Brevet Major Saunders, trans
ferred from Houlton to Fort Sullivan, Eastport
Maine; and company G, Captain ]. H. Winder
from Fort Sullivan to Houlton.
A rumor has just reached us, says the Arkan-
sas Intelligencer, that the intrepid Colonel
Twiggs, Of the rifle, late second dragons, will
be ordered, in course of the winter, to take COM
mand at Fort Gibson, in anticipation Of the re-
mounting Of that invaluable regiment. We can
not trace it to reliable source, but we pray for
its consummation.- 0. Pic.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

A CARD.-The subscriber has taken much pains
n during the past season to procure large ana
large portion Of them has been bought much below
the importation cost and will be sold accordingly low
Champagne Wine Of the various brands will be sold
hereafter at the New York wholesale prices The
most approved brands Of Cigars always kept on hand
amongst them are Woodville prime Cigars.
dec 7-3t n EDW. SIMMS, Nc. 3 P,nn. av. 4
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

TO THE CITIZENS OF WAsHlN ~ Ma
The ladies' of the Agatha Marshall Society nsen1
holding Fair on Monday next, the 4sn DsSe - IA
at Car,,s saloon. to assist in the erection O. ~
= Hail They respectfully invite ~ thoss
friendly to the cause oftemperance 70 a'd mem .
her effrfs fcr the nromoton Of this noble work.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07
ROOTS AND SHOES.

sell at COST, but will be satisfied with small profit
Repairing, &C., shall receive prompt attention
MOORE TURPIN, 4,
Ono door from the corner of 10th street and
dec 7-n Penn. avenue, uortn sac.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

DERMUED MATCHES, made without sulphur,
i and produce no unpleasant smell wnne Surnlng s
for sale by the groce or single Dox. ~
~ :. 'o'0 r. X . i.', - = R CILMAN,S
sSs Drug Store.
CFA7INc WAX which burns without light.
10 justsreceived at S5i11SaAS r.I1.la go. ~
4 dec Dlu6 S'VAs' S'VSAAs'... u
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

Schr. Amanda, Gillchrest, Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

And shall this insolent demand be complied with, Ne
no. boDsr forbid. bcseect the Huuse consider whai IS
cue TO Themselves On this point all party aniozly rH
party pride, dies wita apore the majority Of this
House. brothers, OF This Doe Stale, whose tonot Is
our honor; whose disgrace disgrace-nos 10 as:en
beish her fair escuicheon which sle Will not rcnoye
There be bat party IN this House vtcc the honor
of The State csncerped. And wiH my honorable Ian
tell that repeal law wkes The demand comes
froal Virginia accompanied with hrea, know thai
party makes The deiaud-I know the strung temptation
Virginia powerful State. She coqrertiEg between tie
NoTtlers with Southern feelings, and the SextcT
With Southern ieclngs--Eer support essential 10
Nr Van Buren, II viii turn Tie scaie-and il be had
The price OF degradation and nothing less The
have been puktshed in the leading Of Virginia
cal upon TIE majority Of this House 10 the Infamous
proposal And warn them that ii they consamaa,e this
dishororable arrangement and sacrifice NewTork 70 rur
chase Virginia the people wil not raty The contract
When, SIR shz New York cea,e 10 bs tender OF Virg
nla When Shall she cease 10 initiate her In all things bu
one-tbat OF union of all parties IN The defence asd ad
vsnceeHt Of her staenteress against the conflicting
and hostile interests OF other States. When shall pre-
undivided from The attacks of jeaoss rivalry
shackEes narrow, miserable Soathern policy. Then
VIII EewYork take that place IN Inc Union which her
pa Dulaton and Character entities her.
The majority OF this House have now noble opportu-
nifty presesied them etecag this glornns object Let
:his show that the guiding OF their
poSy the honor and interest OF the State, and they Will
establish themselves in the just confidence OF the people
and permanent political asccndancy Euies thea
carry the suservieal atiNrr-fork doctrines of the
message, and the places that know them will soon
" know them more for ever"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01
Cir suteiIfaenee.
lDeferred.I- -MoSD!


Us. DIsTg1cr CouRT-Before Judge Belts
On Saturday evening J. B. Seoles, ESQ., counsel for Mrs
Cromwell renewed his application for the arrest e Com
ander Mackenzie Lieui GansereoFt, on charge Oh
murder, KS. Application Tor the arrests denied
CoxMos PLEAs.-Before Judge Inglis.
AbieI B. Marts 81. Hm. r yea 4mSHTgh-uscrS.-
Mezs. Scadder, Wilcox Co., IS Cedarsreei- bsrloTed
of plaiaf lone Of the irrn Of Taylork Marks, William
.tree Sooo which they gave their own note
securea By collateral Among the later was one
stgned By Mr Van Aburgh, merchant tailor IN Green
wich-street Messrs 81 w. Co proved unfortunate In
business and demand made upon the securities Ihe
presen; action sEG Mr. Van \. resists pay.
ment en- ground of usury con,endng that M Marks
besides receiving per cent made qe that his
brother Henry Marks should be employed as clerk By
s., Co. The latter, however, appeared TO have re-
ceived than far equivalent for his services sei-
DICT for plaintiff.
POLICE OEFIcE.-LARc cESIEs.-WiilisIn Leon
ard and William Wadsworih Caught AID committed
for stealing wooden trunk, containing papers valuabs 10
the owner Isaiah BraiDard, No. g Ceutrestreet
CoRosER's OFgIcE.-DEATH FROM EPILEPSY.
The Coroner being ILL., Justice Stevens held inquest on
the body James Robinson, aged 80 cars native OF this
city By trade glider. The deceased had been man OF
incorporate habits but having aery refored, enjoyed
good health Ou Sunday night be was attacked suddenly
had succession OF hs predicted his DEATH and died al
O'Clock this morning. Verdict, died Of pilepsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01
positive CURE FOB CORNs.-

Sir Asiiy Cooper's celebrated Corn Saive has now
been before .ha citizens of New Ysrk for sufficient length
of time test ts virtues, and happy .Eat
fabie eure. is has beEe7e been attended with
perfect success; the following certificates viii show:
This may certify fha; application Of Dr. Coopers
Corn Salve han perfectly cEred my corns and from
ects my and thai OF many Others which have
within NY kncwledge disposed 10 regard il as spe-
eihe. Fl. Fl SHERWOOD, IL D. SIS Broadway.
have used Dr. Cospers Corn Save with perfect sreeess
My Ccrps OF long Standing and The sz
50 bad thai considered them incurs5Ie bat one or ap
ulications OF the above named szlye entirely removed them
without pain. WYMAND BRADBURY,
Publisher OF the Boston Miscellany &c l27 Nassau St
Sold wholesale ssd retail al l55 Nassau aud retaed az
James r Chilros's u. D. 3 Broatway 4essrs. Sands
rs Broadway Mrs Rarpera s7t Bowery, l5e Frltor st.,
Brookyn and al james b Harris csrner Chambers St aud
E-rsiwaT. lis 1uI~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

% Some twenty or thirty men at Savannah,
ee., few days since, repaired to vessel lying IN
the harbor for the purpose Of enticsns away some
OF taecrew The commander opposed them and
genera! riot ensued in which, however, 20 seri-
GUS injury was effected.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

EgO THE POOR-Inserting and filing
of Teeth on reasonable terms, by g. SMsLLIE. IS
Ch.mbcrs.ssrees, corner c! Broadway.
NB.-Teeih extracted, free Of charge, every day be-
Peep hs heprs OF ten ssd four, 30 iur
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01
R ARE OPPORTUNITY for person,

hultted means. 1-1SAs' Wan
palens havng beea secured :aing Piuubes ceorea
DagEeireoype LkeresseS and also for PIus,te,a
Gliding and Plating Apparatus The pas.Diee vii; @
OF Apparatus aud instruction. on the most fayssbe
The superiority and simplicity 81 ,I,ss An,,-,..
gIes .nsi ay oce wtth few dayy prac.;ce Nonid ne
.oea % commence business and make money The so,r.
space Of srcat Two cubic feet 1-s P&lAso In
Au post paid letters promptly attended IA AsS,.ss
s!aaes oasaerau Gallery 81 Broadway, N. 7, III Izs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

Martha Conlip has lived my family the last Is years,
and hereby certify the foregoing made by her.
self correct Mrs. MARY 3. LLOYD,
No. GO4 Broad 81. Newark, NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

JusT REFLECTIONS. Governor Roman, in his
message 10 the Legislature of Louisiana, now in
session, in speaking of the troubles that have
upon the people, the prossration ofcommerce and
the destruction of credit, very justly attributes
them to the multiplication of State banks with
almostas a n ecessary consequence, the extinction
of the Uuted States Bank. In treating of the evils
that act society, it is necessary to examine into
the causes of them, that remedy may be devised ;
and the Governor, in tracing the present gloom to
the excuses that followed the abandonment by the
General Government of its duty to regulate COM
merce and furnish sound national convertible
currency but initiates the prudence of the mariner
who ascertains the precise position of his ship by
computing her distances from the point OF depar-
tnre Forgefalness of the lessons taught by expert
eHce is feature of the times, and public func-
tionary does well who keeps before the eyes of the
people the real source whence their misfortunes
flow. We are apt to attribute to present and
proximate causes the disasters which have their
origin in remote ones. The disturbances in our
banking institutions have not produced the evils
that are upon Us; these are rather tho signs and
tokens of fdissemperature than the disease ITSELF
The real nalady is the failure of the United States
Government to fulfil an important function neces-
sary to the life oftrade-,hat OF furnishing cur
rency every where of equal value with specie; and
It Is ht that the people be reminded of it often that
they may no, lose sight OF it by regarding too in
tently some of its symptoms.
Governor Romans suggestions respecting the
protection of domestic industry are based, In our
opinion, upon the widest views os American poll
cy. We hope to see the day when the doctrines Of
home protection" will settle into axoras of Gov.
ernment; when the Congress of the United States
will nor consider j, duty to egisla.e for the bene-
fit of every people on the glo5e but our own; wbeu
the American farmer, the American manufactur-
er, the American merchant, and ,he American Is
borer will occupy, exclusively, the consideration
and care OF the American Legislature.
New-0rleans Bee.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01
u7I1 NEW-YORk to EASTON pa
Szf-SSr&rk PEnpI E,S TlNr - -

" 4.
szaass& Leave pier No. l. North riAer al 81 O'Clock
NJ daily (Sundays exceptedl oy steamboat 10 g!i,an
Port or leave the ootof Courtandts,ceet O'Clock
by NJ Jersey Railroad Ezabethown there cornec; MA
the train Of cars for Somervie; coaches thence iorr -
iles arriving Easton Al cclocs P NJ. For scas On
ply 10 A. d. Hope, Merchants Hetel, II Co,iland,a
NJ 3. This route, account OF the shsct dstsnss M
coaches, comnlends itself 70 the pubic.
Office removed from 7S 10 IL Corisandt street sass
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

know Martha Conlin and have known of her Suffering
illness. iJ0HN DUBOIS, Bishop OF New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

place full confidence in the statement made by Martha
Conln, having known her the past twenty years will
;beeruy give any particulars in relation 10 her case TO
hose who may wish further Information
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

SEAL 0lL--10D gals. Winrsr-bleacnet
~ Sea! Oil far sale low for cash by
JIG F.R. EDDT, n Old shp'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

have confidence In The representations made by Martha
Conlin and have fall knowledge OF her case.
ELIJAH z. PURDY,
Alderman l0,h Ward OF the City OF New-Yerh.
n.- 4
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01
'iSH OF '''e'' 'i' 01' ''i''''' MARTHA CoNLIN.

know Martha Conin and believe what she states in This
document 10 be perfectly true. JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF SEW-YoRs,
Rector OF ST. Peters Church.
Given at New York this l4h day of December, 1872.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan asylum, Prince
street, N. 7. Dec. Ia, 1872