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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-01

Fractional townships six, seven, eight and nine, OF
range tour
Fractional townships five aud SIX, townships seven
aud eight and fractional ownships nine, ten, eleven,
and twelve, of range five.
Fractional townships four and five, and townships
six to eleven, inclusive, and fractional township
twelve, of range SIX.
Fractional townships three and four, and townships
five to eleven, inclusive, and fractional township
twelve, of range seven.
the sixth day of February next for the disposal oil the
public lands within the limits of the aforementioned
townships and fractional townships, To wit
South Of The base line aud East Of the Huntsville ms't-
Fractional townships two and three, and 'own-
ships four to eleven inclusive and fractional township
twelve, of range eight. ,
Fractional townships one and two, and townships
three to twelve inclusive, and fractional township
thirteen, OF range nine.
Also at the same place, commencing on MONDAY
the twenty -seventh day Of February next, ios .he
disposal Of the public lands within the limits OF 'he
aforementioned townships and fractional townships
TO wit: ..H -, =,
South Of the base line and East q the H'''s0He "e-
ridian.
Fractional townships one, two, three, and iour'
bordering on the Georgia line, and townships hve 10
twelve Inclusive, and fractional township thirteeh,
of range ten.
Fractional townships five to ten, inclusive, border
twelve, and fractional township thirteen, OF range
eleven.
Fractional townships eleven and twelve, and the
fractional sections four, nine, twenty-one twenty
eight, thiry-three, and thiry-four, IN iractiohi'l
township thirteen, bordering the Georgia ine' oil
range twelve.
NoTE.-The southern part OF the last named
township is within the limits OF the Creek cess'on OF
l842 and has not heretofore bean offered at Pubic
sale
Lands appropriated by law, FOR the use Of schools
military other purposes, will De excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks
unless the lands are sooner disposed OF, and no
longer and private entries OF land IN the to"h-
ships offered will be admitted, until alter he ex
piration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city on Washing.
ton, this twelfth day of October, Ammo Dom'hl
lS42. JOHN llLEh.
BY the President:
Tho. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land D'ce.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-01

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the right OF Pre-emPtioh 10
land in any of the townships designated IN TINS pro-
clamaton, in virtue of the provisions oil the act OF
the 4th September, l64l is requested TO prove inc
same to the satisfaction of the Register ana teceNer
of the proper land office, and make payment thereior
soon practicable after seeing this notice, ana oe'o,e
the day appointed for the commencement oil ihe pup
lie sale of the land above designated o'herwse
such claims will be forfeited
There may yet be outstanding claims under some
one or more of the pre-emption laws prior 10 mdf o.
4h September l64l where the entries have not oeen
made for the want of the plats in the Registers OIL
flee. In those cases where the year subsequent. 10
such filing of the plats allowed by law TO such claim
aLts shall not have expired prior to the day hxeu Tor
the commencement of the sale above mentioned the
claims must in like manner be established prior 10
the commencement Of such sale, or they VIII also DC
forfeited Where the year, above referred 10, shah
expire previous to the day fixed for the commence
ment OF such sale, such claims will BE iorieited' IL
not proven up and paid for prior to the eNPua'o" VI
such wear. THO. II. BLAKE,
| Cop,,nis,ioner ofhe General Land ODh'e'
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-01
CORDIAL LOZENGES.

Peters Cordial Lozengcs are specific for the re-
lief Of nervous sick head che, owness Of spirits
or melancholy anguor and debility either from pre-
vious disease too free living, remors spasm of the
stomach rritability Of the nerves, hysterica afec-
ton drowsiness cholera morbus sense Of fatigue and
palptation of the heart From their efficacy in the
relief of headache they called by many the Head
ache Lozenges.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-01

DETERs' COUGH LOZENGEs are now rapid
i y superseding all other preparations for the re-
lief of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whoopng cough,
Tgbtncss of the Chest Bronchitis, and similar pull
monary affections.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-07
LEXINGTON, Sept. %, 1913

/ have received your note in behalf DC
Of the Holmes county Washington rem T.
oeranco Society, requesting copy OF an
address delivered before them by me- on
the in inst, for publication, Hay l,,g
M mn rratensions TO literary attainments, ana
HAVING never before attempted any , thing
Of the 'kinl,I well know that t1e few i9eo is
ar and Id desuitory REMARKS | then made IN
behalf b,'b Of Temperance, are not worthy Q!
9 that Greatand Glorious cause. Butily you
s g'',in degree, cheerfuIIy yield them
~ ' 2onr control, to use them as you may
.hlnk proper. .cu,.
J. S. THOMPSON.
In, s. MIrcurLL, R. l.. YATES an'
w. A. PuRDOM
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-07

d. -tA-l4 SxM
they can govern themselves. M
spected, it does them no h,rm are re-
m, IN as we'll as them, can sn,a. nave
SELL and consequently they do eD nsr,a, my.
a social glass. But,the next nI,pp' al'aKe Of
mem, they are whirling in the dis, re ma
vortex OF intemperance, until tbas Si 1i y
drnnkards death and are seen No nue. ule 'As
ask you, moderate drinkers, So U'e,
you expect to stand before YOUR Cow G"d can !
mat great day, when He viii ;n aOu IN
living and the dead; when NOT o "Ise INC
but perhaps hundreds of poor b Sny one
soal !, doomed to eternal mise rsu asa
death, brought about by crimes ron,,,., and
when under the dominion Of iniemns.
ancc' and all brought about ifn6t IL Toa.
precepts at least by your example, '0pF
ID There are very few men thai l;ro
hemselves, or belong to themselyas e o.i io'
lsome insulated individuals like sooo yai!'
the great ocean of life, are 50 barren n' ~ y
aught that is good, as to exemnt H.. VI
from this general remark. But W. s' ~
long to our families, 10 neighborbooJ, O :.
countess to states, 10 nations, and to H. !
: world, according to our abilities IA se wy
the human race, hardly any mans cbar,e,
) ter or talents are entirely his own, ,ba,
are the property of the circle within wEi,,
} he moves, and every one may be resnss ",
. lively called upon to exert them foy 4,
. common benefit. Wy
+, Impressed with these sentiments !,
: vlte! appeal! to all who have not n V,
: Joined US, TO come forward and aid ms !.
$ this great and laudahle undertaking M
e your sholders to the wheel, and helm F =,
!, onward with the cause of Temperance !,
II til there is not in the whole eangtb ,J
n breadth Of our land, one sp5. left for hi
If fend King Alcohol to reign over, Asvm
, value and'love your county and vs5n
II see 1t prosperous andhappy, as yoar
your pdstsrlly and wish 10 pF6moetg
is welfare both in tits world and in them
e. come forward and join us, as YOU ri
i. for the smiles ofan approving cons.iaa,
Or as you wish to be loved and respected
to you wish to be abepeiactor 10 yOmse
IN cies; aid us in exteFminating this mon
r. ster King Alcohol.
b. You will never repent It and the hear.
c, felt prayers of mothersaal daughters, Of
sisters and wives, will assend to heaven
y in your favour, Iheayu aid in Danish.
btI ing for ever from our beloved country
en- this odious vice of Rlempsrance.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-07
ENg- The address delivered by Mr..
NERY NAUGHTY.

Under law of the Colony of Connec-
,icut, relating to "youns men u 1mndeas"
ut court held May l, 1860, Jacob
MurIin and Sarah futile we're prescott ID
for sitting down on chest together, his
arme about her waste, and her armo upon
his shooldersor about his neck, aud con-
tinuing 10 that sinful posture about hal
an hour, in which time he kyssed her and
she kissed HIM or they kissed one another
rs ye witnesses testified" Sarah and ia.
cob were each of them sentenced to pay
2O5 to the treasurer for not keeping fwihir
the statute" IN. York Amer.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-07
LEXINGTON, SEP. %, 1913


MIR. ]. S. Thompson
The undersigned, comm'''S y,..' ar
oo;r,ed by the ,siIolmes county wash
Ineton Temperance Society," Tor me Put-
pose of requesting of you, copy OF your ,l
late address, for publication ~ inc as,
charge of that duty, beg leave 10, 70 ' ,,;.h.
YOU, that your compliance with the w's .,,
cs Of the society, will not oniy promo,
the cause of temperance, and eylnee your
devotion to its principles but |Ill '0'9
much oblige,
Yours, Respectfully.
IRA S. MITCHELL"
r. l.. YATES,
w. A. PURDOM,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-07

A remedy.--A correspondent of the
London Spectator suggests the following
plan to ouppraso duelIlng:
"Let seconds be appointed, as now: let
them choose an umpire: let the seconds,
ifthey can agree-or, if not, the umpire
dictate the aPolog 60 or explanations prop.
er to the offending party, or by both par
lies, ifboth are 10 fault Should party
refuse to obey thel award so made, let his
refusal be published in the newspapers,
and he himself be cut in decent society.
And whether he gives or refuses the apol.
ogy required OF him, let the honor of the
other party be considered as satisfied by
the Proceeding"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-07
THE LANTERN OF THE CAS-
TIE.

In a very wild and remote region oil
Scotch HIGHLANDS, here 'a'~fon REV
ne,gln an oId'fOnress, O'e s.~"F en-
ming ~ harves, Nslord 'OoN'A Won 0s
window mo the darAness, oyrl We We"
Guarded court Of the CASTE, 'oWHfus va
opposite h.ll where iae lop'o NO '''es'
s,,,I visible, rus,led aod waved % 'He ooN
bI,e henyens. Tqc tVuIei TIE 'a"s'
sen, for h a wlId AMI strange ''u''' ~'o ~
creaklds wea,hyrcoch'c IaoG'd''o
ed as il ending the sIor@'
The scene and The Oolr "e'' 'UOS'' ~,
to the mind ofrne lordoi me castle. Ut
was no longer tho mild and 9 |. .',
master. HIS only daughter had a'a u a1 y.
the fortress viii, a Oa"d"'H' YOU" =
,nfe,,or to her in butn but a ss't'oI 'ago |,
The vide highlands; and soon 'l,' l,, Y,
f the liver was ouDd dashed no. 70 P; ~
=" ,hs 'I bottom Of a rocky valley '1 !.
which, in the darkness Of '''' ... a'.'' I
had fallen Thereupoa INC u Isos, Oh
an unknown pilgrim, sent a s e's' ~, N
father, saying that night '' r.Is ~,
her Of her lover, her eyeS WV" ,,,.J
10 her iaut-,hat she had re, ,s,'' s.g
~ we 10 do The most severe ~
and that her father wou'u T." I,,tlb
more. = From This event. wv :, onds
castle had become ANUS "A 0osp!s
! the surrounding rocks, =. ana "a "G f+rs
III, the g staay pavement Of b. 90 ~ '., ,rls
'"' A. No now looked from 'n ne, pra
:. As IS, ~ r. the, the castle yard ,o,'" Z. ~
p ps, k ~ and forwards, as ,o, = y. y
Of some one, who WIN .a,:I, bcS'
stole " aSto,s GOES is there" oT BIZ ,o oe
!hs d, e'nss '"S ss's !. e, '
'S"s, ed, !, seemed g g i w.,
| ,lana 4 veil within. ..me a =
4'" To the lord of,he castle e' ",it "
s soIos' food, noble NIGH. l B"' e.
demo cd was lmpetu0us'y, ~ nppehf'
S EHyl., s1s' "pon The begsA,i 40 3D. \
she s, d 10, pot ne'i'on sitha is \. rir,
weak voice, the nls" ~ bIoodhopssa
/ his wrath, called On ~, =, asay. w
Eun: the beggar gTCn M, rush fofl
did the lerocious Ossntoached w.
| IEHTCBtH hUN nd ltlG 81 "a
woman, when sho ,oasr'V p 40 Is ss
fierc est with a slender % at, especI' y,
meslics who had co'" J, ,eor her % pg
Line raging dog wou an,oed, aoI % "a
bot howIing he relufn vhiaips be'', !,
laid themselves co., ~ lord d ~ "A, ,
peggar. Again !, 'n e, nIyAoaI.'l,, Il
: %:::..: .: M y. l.
deriug seized which I 'S' Isalsrp ?. ,' 7,
s saa s Ne; s.s wi, VII. &,
ia u'I lho storm, while ~,'r Drb'7 7
ninr voice ,hc cAc'''"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-07

We were amused with remark that
we heard in The street last night. "Hal-
loo, Bill" said a fellow to one Of his Iipsy
companions who was standing against a
lamp post, sis that yoar Poslg' "Not ex-
aciIy.n said the iipsy one, but have
a lean upon IT,"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-07

APPoLoGEmc.-We are utterly ayerse
to apologies in any shape; believe many,
very many Of them are imposlilons upon
the reading public, and as for oursell'
never should offer one, Tor at least IN this
case were it not owing to the fact, OF al
continued press OF. job work; ard OWING
to the fact, that tire Temperance Address
ofMr. Thompson has consumed much Of
our time and space; and owing to the TACT
that our sub-deyil can't set manuscript; |
and owing to the fact, that we are DIS
ciple of Mr.. Ganuss, the dancing-master,
under whom, learning the polite art, oil
throwing ourselfinto the poetry olmouon'i
Exercising the human fr2me--convlncmgI
the world that ge,lus ,eiH s,tsplre,) we
lost one day; and owing to the fact, that
we are necessarily compelled TO attend
the Campmeeting, and deliver our paper
day in advance; and owing to the fact,
that there has been, and still is, a great
deal of sickness on the premises; and ow-
ing to the fact that the b0Ssee, has not yet
made his appearance; and owing to the
iact--thatthe black monkey are lame,
are the facts owing to which, we are UNI
able to appear with our usual quantity o.
home manufacture. And owing to these
facts, we hope our readers will pardon the
meagre appearance of to-day's paper
sD- The address delivered by Mr.. J
S. Thompson, CT this place, on the | d
inst, on the subject of Temperance, wi
be found in to-day's paper, 1t is polnte
and calculated to rescue many from tn
miserable sequel, which is the ineyitabl
reward of those who are SO fond, as
take little too much of the oyerjoytu
We commend it to our readers, as beln
calculated to amply repay an attenti'
perusa.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

Jealous LocoFo oco OF the Radical School: Ed
where am I to Go3'
To the Editor Of the Tribune
little thought when the Massachusetts, Sena-
tor made the inquiry "Where am I to go 2" that
so many of his fellow citizens would so soon have
occasion to ask themselves the same question:
Mr.. Webster might we'll make the inquiry, stand
ing as he did in very questionable position
at the time, and not knowing exactly what way
to shape his course-but that myself and hun
drcds of others in the Democratic party, should
have to ask this question, IS strange indeed. /
know not whether you will publish this commu-
ncaton, but | entreat you to do so, as there re-
mains open no avenue to myself and those who
are prescribed with me by which our wrongs may
be made public. My chief object in writing is to
dcnouncc the proscriptive policy Of those who
claim to exercise dominion over the Democratic
party. The everlasting boast of being governed
bv liberal principles which these men always lay
claim to, is pretty satisfactorily falsiied IN the
teeth Of these latter day saints Of ST. Tammany.
No man now who will not acknowledge Martin
Van Buren, as the very incarnation of the prlncl-
pies Of Democracy, and IS not ready to yield all
preference for better men, is tolerated. What
Democrat al a public meeting in our city
mean the Usual Ward mcetings-dare speak freely
on such men or measures as the party may not
have declared legitimate, without being put down
instantly by the Jackalls of the Sage of Linden
void.
know not what that wise mans Democracy
would end in, but if may be allowed to Judge
from what it is on the way, it would end IN some
thing the very contrary to what the simple and
kccn.minded among its supporters expect.
am willing to admit that partisan weakens
his cause by admitting the weakness of the chief
under whom he fights. But how shall he escape
the charge of cowardice, if he suffer himself to be
silenced in his choice Of the man whom he
deems most fit to lead him forth to battle and to
victory? There are thousands of freemen who
are determined not to support Mr. Van Buren,,
solely on account ofthe bad company he has chosen
to identify himself with. What monstrous
anomaly, that such men should be popular with
the true friends of the largest liberty The light
in which these men appear, is not their own light
TO use mctaphor) reflected on them by the prln-
ciples winch they profess Nothing but mere
phantasy has led them to suppose themselves
Democrats, and nothing but an opportunity to
reveal Their true character is needed to dlspcl the
illusion by which they have deceived the people
BRIAREUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

Jouy TYLER IN THE D1srRcT.--A friend,
writing to us from Washington, relates the fol-
lowing amusing incident:
have this moment returned from the Commencement ut
Exercises of Columbia College of this CITY, The Gradu-
ang Glass numbered only nine 1t is Baptist Institution
Three or four Of the performances very credltabe the
best beyond compare by Fankee-.Hunti"cton Of Yer
mont Ar incident occurred while the Masters Grafton
(by candidate for A. NJ being delivered rather sig
nican, of the popular feeling in the District toward the
Administration. The subject was Olirer CromweH and
he speaker alludinC his constitutions characterized
very moderate in the Of the powers il conferred
him ss Protector Of the Realm which Limited
than those Of Dutch Stakeholder American
not even reservng himself the power OF peo The ap'
p,anse which followed agreeable to the speaker VINO
certainly personal retiectons bCi II
less t from tiatering Mr. Tyle who upon the stage,
and almost within arms reach Of the orator.
lSnlnm Rerisier
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

The Four Gospels Harmonized with Questions for Bible
Class, Sunday School, and Family Instruction: the
whole accompanied bya Map of Palestine on steel and
Key TO the Explanations By B. BAKER. Q44 PIP.
24,no.) Boston A. Tompkins.
The author of this little work is Universalist
CLERGYMAN, and Of course has made his work &C
cord with his own creed To the believers in
that creed, it will of course be acceptable, as it
evinces industry and decided ability
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19
A C.sr OF CoSsc1RNcE.-Thete is an ac

A CASE OF CoNsCIENcE.-Thefe is IA account
IN IN, efersonisn (ndans) Of Jonathan Swain,
who refused % testify the Union County Circuit Court
~ ,eear 70 harborng aud aiding runaway slaves He wou
o;tr ,trm nor he had scruples
,o,, de;pp either Jonathan Of remanded 10
;n ,yb.r. he remains with his Bible and crowd of visit
w. suspec Jonanans scruplas referred TO the subjects
,bout which he was to testify rather than the tes'yng itself
n The Office OF the Illinois Insurance and
Tust Co at Cairo Illinois, entered IN the night of the
,sh nit ard robbed Of about $4,000 notes OF the CAIRO
Bank $50 in Kentucky several drafts and considerable
sw.ry reward is offered for the apprehension OF the
thieves.
DRowxED-Betsey Winthrop, girl OF Eng
lisb parents fell into the Canal Lower Lockpoit n \.
on the a, inst while attempting to draw pail OF wats'
and was drowned.
u Mr.. Frederick Tudor sent from boston
last week hundred dozen peaches to Calcutta packed III
ice.
SALE OF LANDs.-Thc Government sales OF
l7nds in about Chicago have just taken place Dus
the two first days the bids amounted to S2oo ooo NJ XVI
which the Catholic Church that place wish Tor he &c"
eaihce Vas struck of its appraised vane 9o Ahoes
lou upon which favorte vocalist lives struck OH 70
him Al ITS appraised value wishing 10 compete WIZ"
MN. lie was thereupon called for song and respondso
most Joyousy This may be down by the lucky singer
spoonful of molssses in his vinegar of life
! Rochester Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

C. Health, Q,siet, and Comsors,1hs fort ara.
10 strangers Stopping days weeks in the CITY, such as
ae are offered / esby located ted on sG clean and nd 1,
mediate vicinity Of the principal steamboat antings It's
convenient and neat Will l Its Fable al
eludng entirely Animal Food ard stmnlants Of all kinds
CHARGES rsodere and every effort made to render BoaTers
,, eo.,o' ' jv25tf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

'lHsoNs RoME.-Messrs. Harper & Brothers
a'ead to publish in fifteen numbers, at twenty
I'VE Nv cents each, Gibbons splendid History OF the
Dsclae and Fall of the Roman Empire, with the
'aiuaoie Annotations of Nhman, Guizot, and
ssess' We have no doubt that this edition will
ssu ssa with very large sale, as Gibbon stands lm-
ss.ea among historians of the first ten centuries
l.. doa'istendom, and his infdcl sneers, which rem
D. ms Is work 50 Objectionable, are oyerruled by
AeS. Dr.. Miman's notes.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

ROARD-A family or few single gentlemen Of
- good morals have Board md spacious room. In pr
ale aml! "A very desirable locanon-l0l East Broadway
iouse a, apartments unusually pleasant and able.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19
VIA SACRA.

Slowly along the crowded street 90
ssst;ns ,n n". ,s'sfsnS look each passer's face
That primal soul whereof he is the show
For here still move, by many ewes uuses,
The blessed gods that srs, Olympus Kept,
Through every suise these Lofty forms serene
Declare the all-holdns Life hath never s,sn,
but known each thrill that in Mans hear, hath bssn
And every tear that his sad eyes have wep,.
A'as for us. the heayenly visitauts-
wegreet them still as most unwelcome guests,
Answering their smile with hateful looks sskapca
Their sacred sreech with foolish, bitter tests;
Ba, oh. what is TO imperial Jove
fha, this poor world refuses all his love- c. n.
The Dial is still sold, we believe, by C. S.
n francis, 252 Broadway. Published by James
Aunroe & Co. Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

JEACHING IN MUSIC, &c-A younT Isdy
long accustomed 70 Teaching especially Music, wishes
obtain Bnad Fire &c agreeable alnly for her .r.
ices Teacher, and wi cheeruly reuder service enough
he pLofers un.Ace tionabe references. Address g. A.
Sis office. olS uf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

\ I lO2 Chalnbersstreet. near Broadway, a few
Aeenme he accommodated with pleasant room, and
oard where there children. Reference, exchanged
Mrs. JANE HAIGHT
OILS lw- Widow Of Capt James Haieht
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

c,;a, ouaiosITy.-The Boston Post states that
WIN i'uF legs was walking around the Market on
SEQ !, attracting much attention The owner refused
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

a NEWSPAPAR ESTABLISHMENT, doing
- spUi Jooeing business IN Connecticut having Week
q t., % ot nearly 1000 copies offered for sale 10 any
Whs capable OF editing the same on reasonable As
e m PopeIof conemplates different arrangement IN
laIhsr particulars enquire within tyee days the Uni
yea al IN 1ts ety. between the hours Of and A
vi, z ana ) |. W. .ulQ . and r NJ olS 2ts
(HROTON WATER.-The ssuhscriber is pre-
Spared put down the best quality of Tnnea ,pe
into dwellings offices and stores lowest prices and upon
their houses will please call and examine for
Baths co:e and every thing the attended to and
performed In tiy" nea!est manner. T.NAYLOR&CO. i.
oi In T08 Broadway,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

IlARilNG-,s 8 ntl man anG dy, o, Two or
hne single gentlemen .ds gous Of obsinu good board for
pymg No. 10 Park Place few day boaIdet, eau also
accommodated ola Ius
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

GOOD BOARD with pleasant Rooms can be
VI obtained az 26 Cliff street ol7 2s.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

to The followingis from the pen of prominent ant
Jealous Loco-Foco OF the Radical School Ed.
Where am to COT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

RARE CHANCE-The Stock and Fixtures
n oC the Grocery Store 81 Hudson yo sale An OF.
pounity here offered any wishing TO avail themselves OF
its dva.tages The propetors having other business 10 al
fond 70 are thus pubcy ndu make their want Of cash
customer known as none Others need apply ol8 4t-
V1EAS-25O half chests Canton Young Hyson
80 thirteen pound boxes DO
oil 2w GRINNELL, MINTURN & Co IS South ST.
WHALE UlL-2OO0 gallons rejected-and 81 .
w gallons Norn West Coast vary superior, light color
ed just landed, and for sale BY Q. r. 20