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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-14
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STA TIES


TN pursuance Of law, JOHN TYLER, President of the
United States of America, DO hsreby declare and
known that pub ic will be held
La Office. in the State ct Michigan at the periods her.in
ter de siguated, to wit:
At aud Office at -n.se. commencing on Monday,
the dy OF Ocsbe the d. posa Of tc public
lands within he limits Of the unc ermenonsd townships and
fractional townships 10 wit: go
Townships thiryope, thirtytwo, three, and thirty
four ard fractional wnhp thyhvs bsr1e'ins on La ks
Hursu, Of range six -. -
81
fractional townships thy-one thirty thry.three and
th yfour, bordering Lake Huron and Thunder Bay of
range eight.
Fractions. townships tht thirty one thirtytw and thr
tythree, bordering on Lssr Huron, Of range nine.
fractional TOW nship u Irty Of raage teo
North Of the base line, and West ofthe meridian.
TOwnship thirty five, and ffseous townships thirty six
thu vsn, AID hiTtyeisht bordering Lake Huron and
Tospships lrt, five thrysx, and ihtyseven and fac-
tons to .nships thirty eight and ynine bordering
Lake Huron, Of range Two.
"'-- tlid oFce Detroit, commencing on Monday, the
day tf septe mbct for the dlsposs Of the pub
A thin the limits Of the following detached tracts
lot number sscton eight lot lumber nine 10
ton nlne lots three four and ve section and lot
ber in section eighteen which recently been
Lands appropriated by law the Of schools military
or other purposes, Will be excluded from sale.
The sseA will each be kept for weeks (uness the
lands sooner dposed and Ionger and private
alter the expiration OF the wo weeks. .
Given under hand tn, city Of Washington this eighth
day Of June, Ammo Domini ls43
By the President:
Tho n. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Lind Office
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TO THE LADTES.

ph, HULL'g UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS new nsumen for the radical Of Polapsus Utsr
or FALLING Of the Womb, by exrsna application, supensa
ING ths use Of the ohiecton. Pesssy conldeny recon-
ended 70 tho Alcted the Of perfect TO
health never having failed Of performing under
the most aggravated circumstances
The Supporter has attained very hgh character Europe
well as IN ie; country adopted the entire duse ri
snd painful surgical expsdients the Lying
rHmpitss Of London and Paris, and universally recon-
mended Europe oy medical men Of the highest rank In this
Coeses and Hospitals and By all the eminent private pss
f.ionen.
Rooms been fsrnrhsd exclusively for ladies' at No.
Veey street, having separate entrance from
whore lady Is in constant attendance, appy
Tyusxes and Supporters 10 female psnsnu.
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Tho IN. BLAKE,
Commissioner ef the General L1nd Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person coted to the gh lands
within the limits fthe above reqs
cd TO establish the same to the satisfaction OF the Register and
Receiver Of the proper land Office and make .reor
as soon az er this notice and before the
day appointed the Of the pubic sale 81
town'hip embracing the tract claimed, above designated
Otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO. II. BLAKE,
he
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BhIH HOUSE, LONG IsLAND--This sea bathing
- place - now pepi,d Cor ysner, This sns,on \. not
sops ~ sny on the Is and .i!ss nsvs scenery
dsa.ee from die cttgs The stage, ,aTt r., a. H.. Ev
M 'i0"'e az O'clock
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LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
"BATH BUILDINGS"

THIS weIl-knowp and delightful bathing establishment
will be opened for the reception OF visitors and after
18th June inst The buildings undergone complete and
thorough repair and efforts will be spared maintain the
de.ervedy high reputation which this establishment has here
tofore acquired.
The price for boarding will he 81 per week. instead of the
former price OF SIC children and servants half price Young
people, not requiring much room, will find accommodating
terms
The ,ecmer Orns CAPTAIN kllsYe, from the Fulton
get eno the steamer Shrewsbury CAPTAIN CoIlies from the
v,oi st. will each make daily trip between New
o a9 oDs Branch Stages WILL br 10 readiness upon the
arrival OF either 1.-THE above the Ocesp House,
yey passengers TO Long Branch Fare r. IN New
j on 10 Long Branch 81. JANES GREEN
Long Bfaoch, Jane ~, lets. M imsy
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H0DGEs, CELEBRATED LoNDoN BITTERs-
IL These bers highly nded by the medical f
Guilty of Europe restorative for the Appetite and also
POSITIVE for fever and and obtained all the
principal hotels in the United States.
Sold, who esae only, at No ia Fulton st. door Com
Dutch St Price 81 per gallon.
p s. Country merchants requested call and examine
for themselves.
Agents for Boston, Mas, Messrs. Blake Tumbull,
Milk and federal sts Tor Providence, L. MI T. Spen-
ear No. West Water st Tor Salem Nass MIR. o. futI,am
M. 80 Fss~r at III tosts
THE TRUE EXTRACT Or SARSArARILLA from
81 C9uItlaod suee gaining popularity never before
known, fact it sold reasonable and made Of
good materials any other One trial will convince the
sceptica 70 be had only above 50
bottle; 81 per Dozen. ioSv
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EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT
sahscrber will send through from this city,
90 the above remed and intermediate places the
Of the s inst for the transportation OF specie bank
bundles and packages OF Goods collection daf Bills
snd all such other business. be entrusted
them. POMEROY Co,
avail At, NY
N B. linn aely the opening OF lake navigation. the
ebove Inns will be extended Chicago CINCINNATI
Bet and continued throughout the entIe connexion
wi her New York. Albany, Troy, and Buffalo daily
ms
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A MIRACULOUS INVENTION

THE astonishing powels Of this remedy nuit surprise all
THAT beautiful piece If SOAP should ptions
and clear dark yellow sunburnt skim for which the most
leader Il us, as make II 10 that share any other
The Italian Chemical Soap has been found infahpe the fol
Iheu scurvy eryspelas BARRIERS itch, heat spots mophew
e. It. ,ss Iee.eS the mos, un, from the
and blessing" I. gives the skin youthful. healthy bloom
bed bugs, gall hppen, &c. Sold fifty cake by T.
Jones' his Wholesale perfumsy Of the American
PhiladePhe BY ZistsI corner Third and Doc. streets OF
State street, Chailsston, c. 81 KING streets in Albany
81 State streets Brooklyn, l3s Fuon street. Agents wanted
mall other cities. jela Imsec
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bottle; - per dozss i7Sv
CHEAr STOkH-IO COUNTRY AND CiIr DEAL
" EHS.-J e. MORRISON, 1879 Greenwich street, be-
Sutton aud Vessy the North River side Ct
the city of New York; offers for sale
GroceSs' Articles, Drugs and Medicines,
Goniec ioncrs' do, Patent Medieiaes,
Dye Woods, Paper Maken,
Dyers' Articles, Ha.ters' sud
Paints aud Calico Printers Articles,
Painters' Articles, koot Beer Makers,
0ROCERy ARTICLEsl
Spanish Segns Snuff, Mscaeoy,
Pot and Pearl A.hcs, . do scotch
Starch. Stoughton's Bitter.
Oil Peppermint, Mace,
JiruO I1diRo,
Batn Back, Casie Soap,
Saierhtus, Corks,
Fig Blue, cloves,
pi,9Mdeed Ginger and Roo, Castor Oil. ia bottles.
White Lead dry and IN oil, Alcohol.
Alum, gopperas,
Olive Oil, 10 BEETLES, 80 ca EPSON Salts,
I,ingiass, kunia, our Suphur,
NptmsgS, Cinnamon,
SaltpetIe, Friction aud Loco Foeo
Pepper Sau:e, Matches
sreim Tartar, CaIb Amnonio,
Masnesa BRUSH Lustrc,
canihL, Olive Oh, IN bk,s, i2 each.
arrow Root, toda, for washing,
IauewAy SesG Mustard, London,
Lemon Syrup, cayenne Ps ppsr,
Turkey Opiom Va lila Bcins,
HeIs, &C. Tonca Be. ms.
- OILS.
Winter strained sperm, Linseed,
Fall do DO Neatsfoot,
hummer do do Olive, or Sweet,
Whale and refined Whale, Spirits Turpentine'
jyI2Wsec
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= ELLOW CITIZEN,i

We
are bound TO
believe IT, tr.m the very
crrumstansc, that all who take
Dr. swAysEs Comp uzd ~ q of Wild
CheIr', do say, tpa' Il far excels all other Me-
defines, for Coughs, Coils Sp ting Blood, tickling
OF rising sensation IN he thr ,at, bronchi is,
whoopina cough, ssthms, weakness Of
the nervous system, or i'm ered
constitution, from any use,
and to 7. event persons
from falling iLtoa
decline, TIL
dlGine has
equal.
CAUTION.A preparations frem this yalu bic tree,
c.pt the above, Dr. Goa syrup Of Wild Cher
I are fictitious and eouateeit Iensred only D. swayne
whose office removed TO N W. corner OF Eighth and
Race streets Phadepha, and for only in New York
Mnors Dug l92 Broa iway Of John Get.
81 lmk
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BOOKKEEPING.
MR. w. X: BARLOW respectfully announces that he has |
AA succeeded
N9R MhpSu


in his business Accountant and Teacher Of Book keeping
IN THIS cilv al his 80 Cedar where he will continue
the thorough Of instruction and practice
cessltv lowed by his Predecessor MIR B. soics the
on Of the community and respectfully ask ,heiI
erteI lon the following card -
&C. &. MARSH, Accountant, his ge,s'ul scknow
ledger mis- trends thsu To- continued
ponsge. lie hes discontinue his business IN this
aud j. succeeded in the By Nh w. Baow. whom he
coAd nty commend TO the avnr OF tbs mercantile nj
VISA suslem Of sxeeen e,racte thu oushly acquainted
wilh the science of EooKseSug end EN- Quale
lie respectfully bespsks for
Toe public favor TO which he himself has been aI.!y in
debtcc &c. g. MARSH"
Hs redaccd srI the tins, SO which will
s sn1, t.. e. pupil to 5ssSe until he thoroughly
w. T. BARLOW, Accountant,
10 u,sr 80 Cedar street.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-19

We invite the attention Of our readers to
the article signed Turnbull, from the Ala
bama Tribune, on the first page Of our pa
per- This is the tenth number Of the Sc
ries; they are written with so much good
sense, elcquence, and thorough acqnaint-
ance with the science Of political como
my, that We regret that we cannotlay them
all before our readers. This number is de.
voted particularly to the balance trade,
an item in political economy, on which
much ignorance, and misconception has
been evinced by politicians, and the news
paper press. 1t clearly demonstrates, that.
an excess ofimports over exports, as shown
at the custom house, does not prove US to
be engaged in losing trade, and does not
entail upon US the payment Of Debt in
specie. This upon a slight examination
is so obvious, that we should have thought
every tyro, conyersant with the A, B, G.,
Of the science, would have known it, had
no, some political doctors essayed to teach
the contrary.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-19

that gentleman have long been aware 4.
such was not the case, and have rene,,'s
ly asserted the Contrary, yet the wbi1
pers continued to reiterate the cb,,,,
This letter of course puts an eud to h
FoRr Hill, July 9Th, ls4s
Dear Sir was absent from To-
when your letter arrived, which Will; "Oa
plain why it has not been acknow,d'mu,A
an earlier period.
fou are in the opinion which Won :,
tribute to me on the subject of free ,rat a.
so far from desiring or aiming =, sri, rsoe
tuung system of direct, or internal ,,s.1
Tor duties on imports, as means Of 'a s"s
porting the government, my Object T.,
oeeh The very reverse, as | have of,sn a ~
pressed in debate. One of the obiec,ie'
l have urged against high protective G Ja'
les 49, that it would hasten the perio
wnen resort TO system of internal t,S
alton would become necessary a uS
ana have always been OF the opio ion ,ha,
.he duties on imposts and the proceeds NJ
the sales of the public land, are the Ia
gltImate sources Of the revenue Off.
Union, and that it will prove severe t;r
al OF the federal government whenc,er !,
shall be forced 10 resort to internal ,ava,
to meet its ordinary expenditures; und,s
'hls impression, as we'll as for other DOW.
eriul reasons. have steadily opposed
all schemes of alier ating the reyenus
rom the lands, or that were Calculated ;,
impair the source of revenue from H..
imports. '
With great respect,
am 3d., &c,
~ &c. CALHOUN.
To EDWARD DELoNY, Clinton, La.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-19
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arriralof the acadia.

Arrival of the acadia.
By the arrival of the steamship Acadia,
Liverpool and London papers have been
received up TO the 18th and 10Th Of July.
The House of Commons was taken up
with the Irish repeal agitation. The mo.
ton of S. O'Brien was lost by majority
offs. The minister admitted that he had
no remedy 10 propose for the evil, but
merely contemplated some temporary
measure for the suppression of rebellion
should it take place.
A new iron steamer called the "Great
Britain" was about to be launched at Lii
verpool. Dispatches have been sent 10
Lord George Pau'et, of the Carysfort fri
gaze, acknowledging the independence Of
the Sandwich Islands, from England or
any other country.
The weather mas been very favorable
and promises an abundant and early har
vest. In the present condition of the
country, this will prove peculiarly accep-
table.
. Esparte@o, the adventurous Regent of
Spain, worn down by disease and age, is
said to be rapidly sinking under the weight
of accumulated misfortunes, engendered
by domestic and foreign fees.
The papers speak tavorobly Of the con.
dition of the cotton marke', a good amount
of business has been done, the demand
has been steady and prices firmer. On
lower qualities there has has been an I'D,
vance Of Id. per ID.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-19
A HORRIBLE MURDER.

The Washington Geo. News publishes
the following extract ola letter, and vouch-
es for the respectabiity ofthe writer. The
letter is dated
COLUMBUS, GA.,) July IL, lS43.
| believe have room to give you the
DarticuIars Of one Of the INST shocking
murd srs have ever heard Of, committed
IN Barbour county, Alabama, a few days
ago. AIRS. Gachet pronounced GHshal
and her two daughters were visited on the
day Of The murder by Mr.. Brown and his
wife. They took dinner, and renamed
until late in the evening with the old lady
and her daughters. When hey were about
leaving, they insisted that the old lazy
should go home " it'll them and spend inc
night. She refused; giving, as a reason;
that her daughters would be left alonei anu
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-19

more profit 10 themselves, aud 10 The eoun-
try in general? One election is no sooner
over, than bit or ana fevered struggle
commences for the succession. II is a
Sisyphean labor which never ends. When
it seems TO be finished, it is only in stu
alton to be recommended with greater vi.
gor. This is an importance which those
who created the Office never intended
should be attached to it. Principle is for
gotten in idoatrous devotion to men, and
many persons seem TO have accustomed
themselves to think, that the President en-
bodies in his single person, the whole fed
eral government. II is a matter which
should be calmly and soberly discussed,
and an individual selected. with great con-
sideration, but we have not not yet lived
to learn, that the very existence of the re-
public depends on who that individual may
he. though fittings progress in the dlrec.
ton they have done, in regard to the Pre-.
sidency, the country may become, what
ancient Rome was,
"When it had in it, but one only man -
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-19
PERIODICALS.

DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE. The
July number has arrived, Of thi, work of
never failing interest. The leading arli.
Gle, the Loiterngs Of O'Leary," is con.
cluded. The remaining articles are:-
Traits Of Sarlcenic ChivaIry, BY William
Coke TayIor.--Arrah Neil: Cr, times OF
old. This is the commencement Of ro-
nance by G. P. r. James, written ex-
presSy for this work ,-Propagandsm in
the Pacifc.-French Literature, including
sketch of Count Alfred De V.gny, the
most correct and tasteful writer of his
country. The Stranger: tale of the
Sea.--Wilde's Austria, being review Of
a work entitled: Austria, its Literary, Sci
cntic and Medical Institutions, by w. R.
Wilde .--Wordsworth's Greece, review
Of Greece, Pictorial, Descriptive, and His
tori al, BY Christopher Wordsworth. AN
article on the Repeal Agitalion-ant,
English notions of Irish affairs.
BLAcKwooD's MAGAzINE--The present
number OF this standard periodical, issued
for July, contains the following articles:
A continuation of, Marston; or the me-
moirs ofa Statesman.-English Music and
English Musicians. Philhc!lenic drinking
song, by 3. Simmons. The Prairie and
Swamp, an adventure in Louisiana. This
by the way, is mere fancy sketch, as the
writer knew much less Of pralries ant
Louisiana, than many US nearer home
The Aristocracy of England.--Jack Stu
arts's bet on the Derby, AMI how ne Paid
his Io<ses.-Scrope on Salmon Fi,hng.-
The Whippiad, a satirical poem, by the
lite Reginald Heber, Bishop of Calcutta.
Charles Edward at Versailles, on the an
niverary of CulIoden.-Early Greek Ro-
mances, the Et1iopics of Heliodorus--
Past and present, by Thomas Carlyle. In
a former number Of our paper we noticed
a cri icism of this work in the Democratic
Review. On a comparison of the Two, 1t
will be found that n very different estlm'
tie is placed upon the writings OF Mr.
Carlyle, bv the reviewers.
The LOWELL OFFERING.-We have
received the June number Of this neat lit
tie Magazine. Ii is written and edited by
Factory Operatives, and the present num-
her speaks wen for their industry and ale
tIinments.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-19
JOHN C. CALHOUN,
Or SoUTE CARROLL:

"Nor is our Government to be maintain
ed, or eur Union preserved by invasions Of
the rights and powers of the several States.
In thus attempting to make our General
Government strong, we make it weak
Its true strength consists in leaving irdi-
viduals and States, as much as possible to
themselves in making itself felt, not in
its power, but in lis benifcence, not in its
control, but in its protection, not i'll bind
ing the States more closely to the centre,
out leaving each to move unrestricted in
IS proper orbit. "-Jacksoa.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-19
INCIDENTAL PROTECTION.

Having been driven from every position
which they have hitherto assumed, the pro-
tectionisis now rally under the inscription,
ga tariff for revenue, with fair protection
to American Industry" The outwUrks
all being forced, this is the citadel to which
they have retired. The proper and legiti
mate function Of government to collect re-.
venue, they expect 10 use for the purpose
of perpetua,ing system of plumber, which
had become too bare faced, to remain
longer unsheltered by some more plausible
and specious name. The scheme is to
discriminate in The rate Of duties upon i'm
ports, between such as come into compe-
tition with the manufactures Of this coun.
try and those which do not. A little ex.
animation will show that great injustice
may he done, and consequent injury to
the country, although no greater amount
of revenue should be collected, than what
IS absolutely necessary TO meet The ordI'
nary wants Of the government. Upon all
articles not produced in the United States,
a low, or nominal duty is to be laid, while
the grealer part of the revenue will be col.
Iected of those which have rival produc
,ions in this country. This nigh, al FIRST
seem fair enough, and very patriotic, but
it has the effect 10 make one CLASP conlrl-
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-19

mailer of interest or principle so nearly
concerns Us this; ii, therefore, becomes US
kaenly TO scrJIinize who shall lie the rep
resenlatve of our rights and feelings in
this matter, and TO see that he is one whose
interests, whose feelings, whose assoc ia.
tons, and whose position render HIM indis-
solubIy one with Us. We would ask those
who desert the south, and go into anti
slavery regions in search of presidential
candidate, what interest so nearly con.
Germs us as this, and if they are not rebu-
king their best friends, and giving and
comfort" TO the enemies Of the south. We
throw out these crude remarks for the con-
sideralon of our readers we hope thai
some further reflections may be eici-
ted upon the subject. 1t is one upon which
we Of the south should be entirely united.
and if we wish that our undoubted rights
should be fully admitted, now is the most
favorable time to enforce the recogni-
ton.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-19

Mr.. Calhoun has written a letter to the
Editors Of the National Inteligencer, on
the subject of the "Suppressed Speeches"
He shows conclusively,-what waa before
obvious TO all persons ofcandid minds
that there was nc attempt at fraud or i'm.
position upon the public, but that on the
contrary, Mr., Calhoun had more right to
complain, than any one else. The letter
is written with some warmth, and shows
the indignant scorn felt by a generous mind
when meanly and iliberally accused Of an
attempt to deceive. We will publish the
letter in our next: