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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-27

FRoM HAyANA-The u. S. Mail brig Hayne, ar
rived at Charleston the morning Of the Dist inst,
bringing dates TO the Charleston Courier Of the 18th
with the following letter
HAVANA, December Is, lS43.
Gentlemen--I have been informed through an au-
thentc source, that there WILL in day or two, be
published, an official order greatly diminishing the
import duties imposed here on the incipal products
Of the Island. Aud that all vessels after the first
day of January next will have the tonnage duty re.
turned when they load with molasses and all vessels
taking more than one thousand boxes of sugar, will
have half of the tonnage duty returned. These arc
the most important items of intelligence that can
give you The brig New England, from Provi-
dcnce, Granger, MASTER driven yesterday
on the rocks at the Puenta, (the entrance Of
the harbor) the wind at the time blowing
very strongly and very heavy sea running -
The American Consul Immediately went on board
the United States ship Vandalia, and mentioned the
circumstance to Captain Chauncy, who instantly
proceeded with the Consul and some of the officers
of the Nandalia on board the New England About
fifty men of the Vandalia were sent to her in boats
and succeeded in saving the whole of her cargo con-
slsng OF onions, potatoes, &C., free from damage
The vessel has been the rocks about tbirty.sx
hours, but makes but little water II is probable she
will be got of without much damage to her The
officers and crew Of the Vandala are all we'll The
Falmouth is at Maanzas, and will be here in about
ten days. Officers and crew all we'll as stated I'm
letter received from Matanzas yesterday. The Som
ers is still on cruise, and will it is supposed be
here in month. A good many Americans have al
ready arrived FOR the benefit of their health The
principal boarding houses doing we'll
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POSTSCRIPT /!
.rian," 18th Dee.

BLAIR AND RlVES ELECTED PRINTERS
THE SHADS AND THE COONS "USED UP"
The Eastern mail which arrived at O'Clock to-
Jay, brought us the Washington Globe of the 7th in
slant, containing the proceedings Of Congress that
day, including the election Of Messrs. Blair & Riyes
publishers of that paper Printers TO the House Of
Representatives, by vote of l24 TO 62-just to l.
over Gales & Seaton. So much for the last years
labor Of IS. PENN, Jr." The resolution Of Mr.
Mckay, given in another column, was adopted, and
The amendment Of Mr.. GIlmer rejected.
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TrINrEr,S sArr

RTrUlrIOWN GLASS WrHES. &c
iiCT 'ANT 70 d",t % tru.t'. n
ltHIrCr " " he. AID vrt. a. tie o.. .'.r
ay"i N"'@u"uer 80 auG :rcl rt..In .'.... r>'1
nee "i NE county court f c. .ocav.'- 3D. 60 pee
~ ~ p, Z" a'71 s5'la-e .. vi. on thlaAN
re tFsliy htTa dgy Of .tgIs rert, AZ tine rom
door o. ue c0Urt house 81 srlu cornt,, So. At
'tO lC aEc'lgu iHc ltRi ,s'or, COZ ". ed 10 rse
by SAID cee-, with the fxtrr,s sipurisuarcea
aud Itupr ", tn'nts, that IL lD say
Squares numbered 80 and a.. THIRTY three nd
'or'y onr.) ln iGc aGCril'n to oUrh Ntu'U-.
ana -Gt by samuel Sgr-g and Joir Rt;ch.s
Sh'ch addition - commonly called rch'e town.
.,acn If said squares contains s'st'Ci lets Rim
htred from ono tn SIX cen inclusive.
'Osi lot UWi6ertC . two. End The tCr'h hcT
{ coal lot nun. bCysd thee, IN The same aGGl-
non. viii the uUyiic-e f uinin4 ior C,gl - tar
%. - The eastern baUudnry Oft Bum 'rru,
number two, and said half cf OIL lot ruInb,r
three.
Lots numbers ed and 10 mime md ten in
4uare numbered "a Twenty iOUII IN the same
The properly viii be offered in parcels or tog'-
ther Hs may sui tii"CTs.
TERMS OF : II. $50 much Of TIC nui chas.
money vii be required IN hand as will he sufF~I-
ent 10 relrrJ Tho expenses and commission pro
ylded tor ~ said cCeu Cf trust ioge her with he
hfsi insia mCni therein men toned CT thirteen
hundred and tlr.n'y nine GOljdrs md eirhfy g
cents, with interest from November ~. iS4i , ow
que hy soid NIl.cr and tho residue The purchase
money viii be required To he raid as follows. VIE:
fourteen hundred and eighty nine dollars and
i"rtv cents on the nth NOVEMBER 1898; ittetp
hundred and sixty nine dollars and tWtnty cents
on the I lth day Of November "a; and ihe resi-
que on the lt4 day ot Nov ember lS45-'hs defer
red ;ayu,"ntS 10 b. satisfactorily secured.
The nile - believed tu be unques' OnaDlC-hUt
sell nc trustee. I undertake ONLY - convey
such uie AZ - vested in me by saif decd OF trust
may II IS DANIEL. LAMB Trustee.
III" snle ct tho ah've property - rr>',sucd. uRtH
FRIDAY, he s'r'H'h day n July 1913. commcn-
eng eleven n'cl"ck \ NJ at the front door Of the
Count mousse Of Ono county
je2l DANIEL LAMB. Trustee.
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VIZ rROPER RENFDY -Au all-l, n

NlE PROPER REMEDY All a.l. b. u.a,u
4 the hr.lIh r,u hr ,ur,J HruEi Ird SO kuHW
"hrrh remedy Go ap "a. TIE urgu nI rI. .r.rn.
arises ir'u the c.suIt..Hr ui be- -rHr1fr 1HI rild.
Not tower. priir hti,sifs. issri ff Hu' srr-,-
here. 80 600 tr't 90 s,l uIup.a- Ib- 81 900 .. . IHr
ge"tri.iNe "rgnE uidisgfse as NaH - 20 .,l s " bel.
Is ihr rruel. o., s.ss.f i.. irgprr1rr,rs . ...,.
10 "Eriili'i 900 ius vegetable urriHrIYrs uf IHr
eIi"ts y" surica ul th- ,.ir o.. hrf-. bore ONLY
is iouud remedy &c disease Q 600 mineral plr
'ni'' but lu iuro snIrurItpI- iuu utfHro's l.rHsI
AHsGo.n. he sad SrltuIlr.'s Veg table Irr1ri
Pdis. prepared irum vegetable m4ffrs urfr. frsr.
hom Tee g''Ssues- Uh..H ruHrU coz less o. boz uHJ
90 p.Ii' iurm'd 81 similar suhstIucts. arr fHc reel
remedy Tor general hraI'h BE- fuul iu thr r,im.
muu"y a every "ne prtuuuare- them 900 ruu
III" nh'Se neiI,JHe O.. too sale nc p cts per IoI
~ NE office 23S BrrndNav
For sale By JOHN ~ THOMPSON
81 the bJak.fur of WIN KHHn.
AI~' FOR sale ny 4 " BAS>GTT.
~ S.lIIH ~ boo .Fug.
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TENRUsTEE's SALE OF PERSONA

FENRUSTEE'S SALE or PERSONAL
H PROPERTY BY vIuuo OF decd pi 'rru-i
executed from james Smuh. - the l.. Ga. 90
y 'v-maer 1871 SRI ct r,curI Iu tlr C.yrh', HI e
Ut OHIO cuuuty. deed h,k 80 2j mage 81 .
shalt un St'urd1y the 18Th in-i 90 Brent iusrr g.
Shnllcrosss Au"'Iou house u he c.iy ui Wbesi.ug
pnIceed Q" sell 90 public suDriaI l1r ready mprcy
The Pefsonst property ruu,e - eel uIe %, sad Iced
10 wil. household iurr,iIure, c,siug utensils &C.
&C. Selling Trustee ! make such ulIe % b. gwen
10 me iu the decd cot Trust
W4 WA MCCONNELL Trssr.o
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FOUNTAIN INN,

,iats Bsi,Loor,,s,! IlGur 81. BALTIMORE
W W BIN.
ARTHUR FOSG. f''Pf's''f'.
II ANING leased tHi- extensive and fsysrIre IS.
1 lah'isum, CO., and entirely tcuu,dfrd nrU o.
fitted % uughuu'. so that % con rmplfe afy1ufa-
gepusly with amy similar establishment 900 IHe I4ilI.
have no hesitation 900 eudeayufiug 90 sIra.i Ha
auenirn "i the travelling pubic o. Us isyu.l o
Hotel u the urst strenuous sIeuluus. TrrusH iu
every prs,ibe cIuouge Go De- f.sud rse,, D.. 70
can insure surces-. they pledge fHsuseItrs rbI iI-
"rmer well earned reputation shall not uuIy b.
m,rilcd hut .urplssed
lH accordance WIth the dni,u'li-s of the times.
they have determined io fe.Iuce their charges o.
'oresp,nd. PDce ~ 25 per day.
u tlrrrnnre Iuiv g. l-IY l.
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L = \ z
oi Jaw 1ud chonccry tor ohr! county.
The Merchants aud Mechanics Bank ( Vince
buE complainant.
HHn Clarke and Rcbecc1 Clarke his wife, Job
StFUhtry AMI DHr-t- - his wife, Samuel Il
Er1raUu.rr and S1rsh h hl- wife, John +
Clarke. tsruCysr T. Clarke, DayIi Hull and
Ella lhCfh 4 Hf- wife. Daniel Lamb Sud Mana
NJ hIs wife. Alexander SULLIVAN and Helen !.
hi' iie' uhh C3fSc kesycca larNe tho
N1ung.T, Jp-r.h Gil, Francis K Armstrong,
adm. uI-rrnrtr &C. hTurz mon. with the will an
urNsr, 90 Nuar L1uc t-rcasHt. Fly Dorsey an D.
Nav T. ufs wife, Ebeuezcr ZIne, WI.uam VI
t.ran aud NarE uIS IA iis. planii enc, Namp-
urE ur. " r.'am pEfts and EHz1ueth hi-
Su', 1o-n.l Zue, James = Johnston aud
Parsu trt ro me dar--- malr iu us cau.c bv
slIl r.u-ir u1 fIr lgth I7E of Jure 1913, the IN.
drr.i1urt Will ou abe 2it1 iav of Juiv l7i3.
a"d thereafter UY uGIruruu, nts from time 20
time H- shall rr -ct~s1ry. 90 tur office Of M,SsT~
jacob t'.1 1uzH. iu tre cry 20 wheeling, VIZ
~laI WIY br lur 40 on tlr decree mentioned Iu
Zoe bon Hl complaint, MA fc hy 1hIS court on The
-tIh G1F 20 o. o'"I l7a5 .Y re cause bStwten
li,s'rf Woods aUI och %. com p'Iluan'S, ard
DANIEL Zane and offers. defendants, AID 90 what
persons rF~perUNr'g the nru.uat due may be
u1~ owing, with tHc TrsHcCtyr sums due 10 each;
asn ul-o 90 take anu state "a aCco mo ui the 10
gHu1u, guarfF uuf value of the real estate, per-
sunuI uuH mixed, of the said Noah Zone, constr
iuHlg fur ed ar fluid NhIch bs tus will of the
sa.l Noah o. charged with me payment OF las
rrHf- aua the IT-f charges uf us administration;
ANr uIsT 90 rEkr AMI state au account OF ihr
HvH 3. .i 1uF. uf TIr SAID Np1n. or 80 chdF-Cs Of
BIS administration o. naming uu1ard and To-
whom fUr same ore uuN NI fh the Terppr-
i've amounts due 90 each; AND also tu take and
slate au nccuruf of che property, moneys auf
effects o. hI"h have c.uif fu the hands of The de
teuuauf tr8nr- r. Armstrong, us administrator
ni t.t said Moab, 90 90 che hands ul any person,
o. His order ur iur h.s u-rr and Tu what manner
the sHm~ has hcgn s.Is. rI-uU--t of or paid aY.
uuI whether any. aud % Hur. "a hat part ul The
personal estate ID me sad Noah remains In the
HN damn - u" I" ri On
Sims 60 editors UI fHt sa. NuliI. fHlr-u,T vIIh
Hny'H.Ul rH EufTrG by tHc parties 90 deemed per-
IIHrII NE u|.t.f.
AUD uHrre Del hereby given flr he CREDl
TORS u| fIF Fl.I Nn.H - Fr.. .srrnGtH % rHuTt
Iu cod u uNe tHtT debt. before HI .Hu q ir.fu fu.
sur. "ffH UHs .I IH.. I.I". Huf. 1..H Hr.r fH. f.
COS u' Hu.uaf I.sE 1u. fHsf eHru rH s.IH .IrI-
tHTs aa sIz.. HHf como .H and prove fUJf trH..
w... Del excluded .Tau trr benefit of fHs decree I.
Js.s csuse. 30 Do. FITLITEH.
Ut Tsrrr iuUm.H-I BuHr.
Lauu & Russrtt. f1r a. mn'l yea
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FERGUssON's SURGERY.

Y NfNNNH y I"I7NV-N y ~ ~ III IT
a SYSTEM or PRACTICAL SURGERY. H
n William Ferguson, Prui, s=Ur ui suEe.y boz
kmgs College. London, With 80 illustrators. fr.H
drawings by BIgg, engraved by GIbcr; UuH uHfr.
1ni additional illustrations. by Do Norris oI IHs
PenusJ lysuia Hospital For s1Ic by
STEPHENSON a UASWELL.
- ~ TIlaI Sf
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HEALTH OFFICE.

Nvrn wales. sarr iruirics. . 80 not tsls,-trd
9wI.ir, = u' .rszI
vsssr q 90 ra1r. I "a, srsH 10.
de- - 10 I SO n.f rep .rtrd.
d. - 80 4 wrto taiaBt.
d. % a.
Phys.riaus ani uinsr, WHO iurursh he ser'un wirh
refh ui-s 900 p.cHss DO - uur- TarirI1r ,ii,.
r'yHg ttb Ire rr,iiHanrrs hg i1srring ssr. 80
AID uIsrssE r. 40 tcrrss1ei
J.y 3 o. UNRDINs. Sec
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


~ EEAi. ES'TA ~ AND PERSONAL PRO.
" rEkTY
Porter Il Wagner
Isaac STUn ger and UrutIs,
In CnanCrIy By virtue uG the 81, ,IsC rruno..u-
ced IN this cause, on the 10Th dny of NrN.utb..r
lsl2, the undersiC n'd, will offer 'cr ale. at The
resIccuCe of said SrrIHFCr, - nj - ,ust st
Wheeling on the Rational road. ~ .'aturray il.a
thTd dsY Of June next. the following PERSONAL
property, belonging TO the defendant Isaac
Springer, 10 VII. ono horse, . cow, Gather
beds bcdsi. ads and hcddiugs, hurrru . TITLES
doZ chairs, large copper kerIle. aud hu=s.
Also, one lot OF Ia nd containing one q, re- SIM
ated on the National road, tour aud Z half miles
east of Nnec.ng, being the residence 81 saii
NpTl ger, together with the ImprOS MS lhtre-
on
TermS-Cash. for the purchase OF u 2 personal
property on all sums 10 the amount $40; over
that sum, % day~ crcGit wl.l ba gwen, hearIa.
Ints-e~t from The dlv of sale For the real estate
credit ofsIN. twelve and eighteen months with
lntersStihe purc' ase or purchasers giving hp Us
with 80 i security. fSr the payment Of The rur-
charC money, iyr said personal property ard real
estate, and the rItle 10 SAID taud re aimed uut.l
tue sumo Is paid,
w MITCHELL, n 8. Tor
Arch'd Woods, Sheriff Ohio O.
may and Com IN bis behalf
The sale or to above property is postponed
until Saturday. July slh, ls42.
" MTG H ELL. y : for
Arch d Woods, Shrue Ohio 90
Jue7 and COm'r IN his behalf
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DEAFNESS CTRED.

IT 7 II 7 =
COMPOUND KRECSOFE ACOUSTIC OH.
INOR the cure Of DEAFNESS. rars and he
4 discharge OF matter from the ears a 50 MI 'hnsO
dr-ogreeabe n"ises, like The brzzing OF i.,ccis.
failing Of wafer. whIzzrng Of steam. &c. &c. which
are symptoms Of approaching deafness and alsn
generally attendant with The disease. For sole by
DIR } CRUMBACKER. No li3. Main 81.
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A SUPERIOR ara#s 90 AIraHa. rsfr.srs. 1u
" HaHd aHd iafsa.s - 81 REILLY.
Jau ls
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TIRST COMPLETE AMERICAN Ed TON
Tho F"ruues OF CALEB 81 AKELEY, by
The nurhur &c day Of London PhyScra"." &c
Just received and Tor sale nj MELLORS,
lc2l 26 Uniru S..
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SCHOOL nooAs.

SCHOOL HOBhs.
ME- hsf, Il.s dFF f,rrIfrf H rrrI IfHm pIII
w aHrIlHlf. IIT II .IHs. .Hs ~eHsl. 3d. 49,
Al ...as...s Gees ra...F 80 AIDES.
o. IrmHrF d.
UIHsfs uH
pu.rI's HH
r. Il....4.s Drrrl aIHHr.rHT.
AH.rsa, o. 600 -.a.#..a.s I.... gHrmsF
OBJ. o. Breeder.
GO #H fHHHH.a
UI..... .a Nf..#r-r..H. UH..r.s al. ..a.f..r.
Wa#s H.. ... fI#.|
p4f#..s -#.# Men. SECS a. g.
N..H aF #IH a"" # s...... sFr.H.#r.. ..
strrt.lH. .I ..F ..H... b IA. ..... .. r... ...-s
SIEHIEErHE al uEeHEII.
De- % |.
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ruE LADIES MUSICAL LIBRARY.

EMBRACING rhe m .sr popular uud FashrUua.
a 1H.r music uI doe urv
l.I- wu.h Is intended ru present Co he public az au
rt.rur.F 'Hy ura. 1II me upgy-sr MUSIC, Irmpdr.
lIry aiIrr Is appearance Boo Europe. rrgcIhcr with
IIf u...f HHHu.sr American c1mpusrIiprs. S.bsrup.
.11s fersosvI, nud single numbers lrr sale by
5 MELIOR.
Do Dc I'ur4u o.
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DRANDES ENCYCI OPEDIA ct l. rerarurc,
- S fence aud Art, comprising The History, de-
scupiiUi. and Sc,ruuGc PRINCIPLES ui every branch
Of llumau Kn,Wicdge, WIih the dCrNatIuu and
definition Of al The Terms Iu use, illustrated b.
suEriyIn4s wonu. ru he completed 10 = paris "i
ll2 pages each. Prire 25 rrs yer NJ. Jr,I reed
and Tor stle al MELLDRS 20 Union ST.
lr 30
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OBLIGATION.

ANiLIIAN TkAY, eulrlrc. ths rppBruuI.g
w oi returning hIs sIuretc tbsu.s f1 IHr
citizens ct Whe-Ius. and iu b, ireuJs boo rtrIruar
To- Their long rouiIuurt patronage. uud fr-..IIuI.t
announces hint Ms srHulI c.auHurHga, NIYuIsy iIr
lOh jolly. tie be, 80 prepared his raom FOL rH Hr
cUumpialc rliSs ui young HIdfrs. uI ,Hf.se iul.
pfpvcmeut pIuIcu1r attention s'fr'l it- pfHH A. 10
i"ir"Is 0" am h1l % small uum1or uI p1piIs ssf.g
application will bp urrss-aty. v3 80
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ktAMTEL NEET. has jusi received eoud
~ s,utment uC ANVIIS ....d VICES It rr" rur.'
,rnrnvcd stamps: al>a SMITHS BELLOWS jo
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g. SUBSCRIPTIONS received fur The Ola Conn.
- irymtn Chambers Edruburgn journal, Plus
burgh Iron CiIy 81 Morning Chronicle.
Pcrs Us desiruus of subscribing Ur any Of The
aboye papers, will please call 90 NELL OKS.
10 80 Periodical Office, % UuIJu 81.
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II CUNNCESG-ln the Circuit superior
,uHrf oil a. aud ChanCCTy for ONO county.
Noes Suor-s, complainant
Az ri5alI U"ods, Sheuf Of Ohia county, end
us gtru ltuIu. siratuI OF john NOcN Hth Tie
C-1ssd. Henry o. ~urk nan, Isaac l. Er 'wn &
IUzIurtu bis ~ &C.. ~h,Cn tiDury auJ EuZ lb,th
are children and her, al law OF inc SAINT Juuu
Sockwau deceased, Jesse Wnelt aud AleNan-
der henderson, dfcHddHfs.
Pursusn 10 The deere m ads IN ms cius. ~
sa.d court on the l2th day of June t~iJ
/ vii On che gath day OF July isi3
and thereafter by auJJurnments fro time q"
time ~ snail De necessary, at any oltce IN 'he
tI'y pi NNCr.iuE, Virginia, proceed 10 lake an
ar,"Yut OF and report Whai - dug,O the plalnuu
aH1 fur a, t-Itlut Henderson, for ne matters
rg.t 200 the IIl, what a~s..Is u Iny, % tVc cpfHv
fH tHr hands OF tUr zaId aluitntS rtiOr T. be az
m.u-s'rr.c. and Wha part thereof 4 any, mans
mad T.f .I-t"rpfs what effects OF the sa'i John
~ No. 900 tHCra-H II If any, have been taken pos
session Of hy rhr Si'd Henry or have come u MS
hIuUs, NueIhgr nr has wasted or rtstc' win the
snTus. what o. o.. from sut Henry "a eNrcu'"t
ne son tort hy ctSun there 81; what real estate OF
said Henry and T. ZIheth. and the annual value
thrrCBt, what DENTS of sad JVhI SOrkm1n re-
ufntu UNPAID, iTSfIu gushing such ~ aie binding
uu has htI frrfu such are urt, and -uch D hcr
ma it,rsa- sad uc,Tyc uIrcti :, or a. sha deem
&C.. tIu Hnf or the paTii-, specially require. -
Ard notice NJ hereby gIVtu 90 the JNEDl iOtS
Of the srId John Socknau decreased, 10 appear
b. fore me aud prove their demands, on or b-tO'e
my Once aforesaid a.d deposit OF Sc
cure their reasonable share ui the costs of this
cont sud that sucn of them shall not 50 app. ar
40 prove tf'fi de naUrs, atu dspusIi uT secure
thtir rc SOU b.c SnHry ot the rusls OF lhs suit,
Nil De- excluded from the heuefJ vi sad drcree,
and ut puy tner decree or -cIe.s TO Ue made IN
ALEX. WILSON, Commissioner.
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MANILA AND MS SOUhI HEMP
50 % bales Manila
5 tons Missouri Hemp. For sale Y
n,~v n r aI'KEE & co
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- ME ENCYCLOPEDIA Or GEOGRAPHY.
comprising cpmI'"re Description of the
Earth Physical. Statistical. CIVIL aud PolmcaL eI
hIuIuug rs rcla Iru rp ue Heavenly brdi,s, u.s.
IhysIrh structure. The Nlruml History Of each
cuun'y. and Industry. Commsfcc, Political Iustfn.
uHr... aud Civil and SrriH State of all Nations. by
Hugh Nluuy, 3 r s O.. Just received md iDr saIe
MELLOyS Periodical Office
Union 81
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ALEN- WILSON, Commissioner.
iAAB & Recess fur cump'v j. p

Tn, r1rtps . the gb.ye cause ale hereby no.
It"., mat zoe druosIttou~ # Ju,cph Gill and
others, viii b. taken the rrsItFure OF SAID GILL
fU Che town uf ,iuuut q .stsiuf. J'n ron county,
u f..- state ui Dh ID, on Npud ~ t.g .4ln d y ct
JH'F go D. bet ~rn me HDuts ul two AM seven
ed. r.uCS T. ~, 60 % real 60 evidence ga the above
named Clure. on behalf uf san pitInuH and said
hsrfr. 'ru And 70 from any cause the taxing
ui tb" rnmr rhsli not be commenced, or ben :
commenced, shall not be con-, ltt,C on that day,
che tUkrH1 Thyr'Ht a., luH al ourutd from uue To
Ilur, IuUl The SANE shall d. e. tu3lrtrJ.
MOSES RHODES,
% ALEX ANDEN HENDERSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06
JUST RECEIVED,

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n NIudIcnuun 81 he Apust,IcIty and Indie
pence ut rhe Holy CpihpIi" Church boo Eng 0nus nud
ihr United States boy Rev WH u Odeuheimer
Rector Of 81 Peters Church. PbIudelpkfa
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-12-28
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

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aielpha, are creating great excemer': hcr
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est satisfaction to our numerous readers
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The celebrated contributor TO G0dey'S Lady's
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-12-28
Tie Policy of Protection.

Ii is highly gratifying 10 perceive the firm
bold which The patriotic doctrine of protecting
the products and the labour of eur country, by
the means OF Tariff regulation, has taken III the
minds of our brethren of the West. This sound
and true policy has now no firmer or more in.
telIigeu, advocates than are TO be found among
the gallant Wings of the West. All The Wing
papers, and we believe all The Whig people, Of
the Western States, now right upon this
great quesiion-and we frequently notice very
able articles in the papers from that section Of
the country, asserting and strongly defending
the principles OF Protection. If those IN the
North who have heretofore profes>ed 10 be
friendly TO a protective Tariff, and vino have
openly and boldly advocated il, will only lei the
present Tariff alone, we see no difficulty in
preventing It's repeal.
The following article is from late number
Of the Indiana State Journal
THE POLICY OF THE TARIFF.
VIII the People 20 ruth The Wings for G TGri6
or shall u be abandoned 10 tie L0cofocoS? Il
short summary Of facts
For some time past we have directed much
of our space 10 the dissemination of facts, as
connected with The policy OF a Tariff. Those
( facts have established the following truths viz:
! FIRST Without an adequate Tariff. bv which
TO create a Revenue, lie support OF The Federal
/ Government must come IN The shape of DI.
RECT TAX llom the POCKETS OF THE PEOPLE
What this amount would be for Indiana, we
/ have shown IN another column
Secondly. Wrh"ur an adequate Tariff, The
goods OF Europe brought here as they will be
free OF duty. viii be sold freely As British
Restrictions prereni the sale Of our products il