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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

PoysRrr IN THE CRY OF Nnw YoRx-A sta,s,;.
cal account of the applications for aims at the Com
mss'oners' office in New York, between the LIST Of
January and the LIST Of April last gives the number
at s9S5 On examining the situation Of these appli-
cants It appeared that they represented an average
Of four and one half making total Of 40 432 persons
who were compelled to lay their wants before the
doors Of public charity
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20
YosK County,, Va, May Is, lS43.

YoRK COUNTY, Va, May ID, 1919
! take pleasure in communicating to you the sal
arrival of General Tyler in Virginia He Passe
ND James river on Wednesday last, and is now
doub, recreating on his beautiful farm in ChaRe
Cit, county, the place of his nativity .Ydent on
Washington steamer Osceola. with tChickahominy
board, was nearing tho NOUN OF Captain Smith IN
r;ver-so famed Or thesage up, the steamer Thorn
former 1sys-on~' number Of passengers, was pass
20 Jefersosod as the two boats approached each
iny : the sky, which had been previously clouded
over with rain, frightened up, seemingly to smile
upon this meeting Of the representative by name OF
Monticeilo's sage, and his exalted disciple Cordial
salutations were given and received by the respective
personages on the Steamers the boats passed rap
idly by each other, and every thing seemed to be
pleasant One old gentleman on board the Jefferson
waved his hat so high and joyousy as to be near To-
sing it overheard. The manly form of the recently
appointed Secretary TO China was plainly seen near
The wheel-house on the upper deck Of the Osceola,
and recognised with pleasure.
In October last, when the President, was soiourp-
ing at the Rip Raps, the venerable Governor T,ze.
well, the Oldest native nonresident of Wiamsburg
went from Norfolk TO see him and he had left the
fortress only few hour, before Major Robert An
derson, the now resident Patriarch OF that ancient
city, reached II on a similar Grand These visits n
hme-honored men were noticed as remarkable. and
commented upon by the newspapers of the day. On
wednesday last these two aged citizens met At
the Grove landing in Jane. City county. from nj.
grimages somewhat similar: the former was return
ing from Williamsburg, where be had been. /, the
expectation of meeting the President, who was .,.
pscted there, and the latter was on his w,y bom.
from washington where he had just been to see the
General ut the White House. Had the Prcs;den,
oeen an hour later on his passage up the river the
'nree would have met at the Grove, where the O.ce
ola had not long before stopped TO land some ladies
from Alexandria, and they would have had no dorb,
cordial meeting; possibly they might have zone
together at once to the old city and there recev.a
The warm gratolations which ever attend them on
their return TO it Indeed the General ha. been and
Is now daily expected there, where among tho ma
ny open manifestations of welcome which await h;s
arrive, public dinner is generally spoken Of 70 h,
gwen IN The Apollo Of the Raleigh Tavern. wberein
The Declaration OF vigina's Independence was frs,
promulgated on this very day in May, I776. Amo,g
'ose OF more private description will be the heart
'en reception OF many old and valued friends and ,h
sun more thrilling and enduring smiles of a Lowell,
and afectiona'e daughter, with cber,b;c vr,na.or
"hom the President has not yet seen, in her arms
Ita (t,ll. - m
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

PRESIDENT TYLER-We observe with plea
sure, that the Councils Of the city of New ork
are taking steps, for a proper reception of Presi.
den, Tyler, on his journey 10 The Bunker Hi
Gel, baton. The Chief Magistrate Of the Ma
ton, is eatitled 10 the civitles of the public au
lhorlies, oS the different cities through which
he may pss0, ir l. 10y L---- - a'-;---
.nd receive ,hem.-Americdn Sentinel
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20
/ EXTRACT FROM MR. wEBsTER's GREAT
! BALTIMORE SPEECH-THE TARIFF

EXTRACT FROM MIR. WEBS EhS o"hhi
BALTIMORE sPEECH-THE TARIFF
We understand that Mr. Webslers great
speech at Baltimore will be VII ten out oy h'u'-
self for publication. itis 2nx'ousiy iooAsu 'o'
by the whole coualry. In the meantime we
make the following extract from the report VI 'hs
Baltimore Sun:
- The honorable gentleman then discussed, al some
length the results OF various ueaues u '''o 49,
day' especially those Of England with other nations
especially that regulating her intercourse win
The unfay orable nature of this treaty IN It's eHoc''
upon the policy and commerce OF The United o'"us,
was strongly contrasted with the advantages
herefrom TO England. In touching upon TINS supJee'
Of treaties Mr.. W. was far from wing II sanction OH
the part of the United States, 10 general extent
arding encroaching upon the duties OF inc hoas
Of representatives, the Constitution laying WIN INA
body the subjects of duty and revenue. Inns oran."
OF his discourse was enlarged upon To cohsoe'ao''
extent and embraced general reyiew oil various oo'
sequences and results of diversified character
The present depressed condition OF the interests VI
every quarter of the Union, was considered as sus-
costing the necessity for some propositions 'or uoa
~ with En- land reciprocaliy iavorao.e W 'ho oo'
meroial interests of both countries Inc aa'n'ss'o,
To English consumption on more iaVoiaoio tei'hs' VI
various agricultural products, was suggested as
mutual advantage; a reduction OF The duty on 'opao-
CO. on rice, maize or Indian corn the immense P'o-
duction OF the latter in our country, demands some
outlet for the consumption Of the vast surplus That Is
not required for own The Undue ment or equ'-
yalent to England be only in modlhca'ion o.
the tariff of the United States. This subject opens
many questions, in regard to which the speaker was
ndisposed to refer particularly, and on The me-
rl,s Of which he could now express no confidence au
entertained no settled conviction. lie observed that
unity Of opinion throughout all parts oil the coun
try, could be effected in regard to The permahshcy %
legislation and its important results, we could pace
America, by industry and labor in FAR better posi-
lion than could be effected by the boaslsd pro-
lection of tariff 1t is change that unnerVes The arm
Of labor change felt feared IS The bane oil industry
and happiness. Mr.. w alluded to his visits TO the
East, and his personal intercourse with the neghooi
Of his homestead they ask what they are 10 expec'
they bid him lay down the law, prescribe the RUE .a'
they may apply their industry, devote their capital
ana adapt their means and circumstances to kno"-
ledge Of the established course Of the aw-ourn Us
say they scorch us If you WILL but let us know VIVA,
YOU intend to do and stick to it ; if we could but
stamp the figure Of permanence, an endurance Of ~
years. upon The enactments of the day. we should en-
JOY better state of things at once, than we have
known for many years p ST."
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

FrRrrTusL Monos.-The nearest approach which
man can make 70 the perpetual motion Of the planets
Us, IN our opinion, the construction of a macb;nn
WHICH when SET IN motion, will continue until the
such piece Of mechanism il now being m,Jo {; ~
city, with conhdent expectations Of success If ;s !,
seh-wInding clock and from the ingenuity and skI
oi The artist, Mr.. Henry ysiho) we shall moi bo
surprscd AZ his accomplishing the object. IIe ba.
abiSh constructed clock with only three wheels
INC days OF The month and week in alaiiio, g., ~
hGurs and secondhand it is wound up without a..
snghtest loss OF time. IL is a beautiful ,n,oe
sno not SO liable to get out Of order a, orI;nas,
clocks-Boh. Clipper. 90 o'''ns'y
Professor Durbm may b, e,nec,.Js
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

"As for Mr. Tyler's being forlorn and destitute
this question is yet to be tried The race is not al
ways to the swift the battle to the srong.-nadi-
sonian.
That's true for you, friend Madsonian and with
the alteration Of single word, you might have con-
tinued the quotation with wonderful aptness, nor
Office 10 men Of understanding ~ S. Gazette.
But would it not exclude the "Mill Boy OF
The Slashes 2"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20
COMPLEMENTARY BALL TO THE OF
FICERS OF THE MISSOURI.

fTNHE Ball will take place at the Washington n.
4 sembly Room. on Tuesday evening the 23d Of
May
Subscribers will procure their tickets nj w, Fis-
chors Staoner's Hall, or at Gadsbys hotel, where
they will please pay their subscriptions Strangers
or residents, not subscribers wishing tickets must
have an order from Of the managers 10 that e(-
feet.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

The city Of Phtsburg now furnshe, large sum
p"e' Oh manufactured articles to the Lake country
10 'aree days OF last week, upwards Of two hundred
tons oil fitt'burg manufactures were sent to Cleye-
land by the Pennsylvania and Ohio canal.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

"Thomas J. Whitemore has been appointed Post
master at Cambridge. u Post Of yesterday
OF Friday, April %, the Hon. Caleb Cushing IN
formed US, that, on the Monday preceding, he was
assured by both the President and the Postmaster
Gen raj, that William J. Whipple, Esq had been
or was to be appointed Postmaster at Cambridge, and
he expressed his firm belief that Mr.. WhipPe Gem
mission would be Immediately transmitted 10 him. II
he had not then received 1t.
Put tha and this together, and make your own
comments.--.N. Y american.
We ask the edi or Of the American if it was
proper to publish what Mr.. Gushing said 10
him.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20
MANAGERS.
CANTON CHINA.

INHOS. PURSELL has just received and opened.
at his store, on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
Browns Hotel fourteen cases Of tho above articles
such as Dinner sets, Plates, Dishes Salads, Bowls,
soolloped Pudding Dishes, &c, wh.cE will be sold
low Tor cash, or TO punctusl customers
THO PuRPEiL
May 90 -so1t
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

hoRRInLE.-Richarj Johncs, young man. aged
sixteen years, lately died in Northeach House Of
Correction IN England The coroner's jury returned
verdict of DIED Of hard labor aud for rasf NJ food
and from no other oaus,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

Archdeacon Psley, speaking OF his lady and daugh-
ter used to say, g never let my women when they
shop, take credit always make them pay up rea.
dy money, SIR ready money is such check upon
The Imagination. "
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

Ool ~ W. johnson arrived IN 81, Louis IN ,hs
9Th INST where he wss received with much .n,h,,.
sissm
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

Moro than eight hundred steerseo pa,s.nger. A.
rWeo az New York This week in tho Oxford and
OHIO from Liverpool, and The Oneida from Hsyr-
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

me barqus Sharon, which cleared at Boston on
saturday 'cr london, Mad on board 20 tons Of ice
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

The Collector of Boston, lately received ,...,
through the Post Office, without signature ir.o.ia.
twenty dollars which the writer states belongs to the
Government as he defauded The revenue out Of tina,
amount some time ago
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

May 90 -so3t
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

r'or'''of Durb'n may be expected home In JuI,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20
Correspondence Of the Madisoniah'

.nd receive rhem.-American Sentinel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
CORNs, COKNsu CORNS,,,

4 NCltED by the IiblOn corn plaster! In afo,d.
~ immediate relief aud Is a sure cure for
the foot with ease and expedition without IN.
least pam. Prom among the many cases of
cures, read the following extract of letter from
the Rev EhcneZer Ncwhall of LiAculu Mass
i cannot neglect To state. that feel great con
hdence IN the ALBION corn plaster, a. one of the
sutesi remedies; have tued IT'S efficacy aod la
four successive Applications according IN he a..
rcctious, ~ eiiectt Il q cure 0U'
In proof Of which, read the following c,ses,-
a iadl!-lO whom reference can be mad. ,ft.,
suffering g'eat paln, an lncunvealsnc. tor 80.
rom cOrus, and who m the mean ti.ps Nros mn
Hlhs use Ut vano highly celebrated rem dies
ou' 10 10 pLfpuse, anu had IA Cuus,otI, nee of
these repeated dlsa?puln tments. nearly d,spair-
ed OF reIci, most happily met with the AIbIop
corn plaster, one box OF " hch (,t n q, - -
Oilly ." cenis,) mas entire cured her cornsi So
astonishing vas this Cuis as TO induce ssye,,t oC
tue iuends aud neishbors of The lady TO nse he
same remedy, aud vi h the same good succe.s
KAN Ola Gtnt eman! informed an ayent
thot after suffering Unccas,iunabfe pain and
lSahIe Tor ea's rom corn, which had resist
~ 81, ,rern a''eihpt 10 d.s'r'y, was cured by tins
ptrsVI SO ,rppi,d with corns for lopg
ilihe as 10 be unable To walk had To cut holes n
past. D.! - '"iS
Pric cents ahox.
~ T. Each fthe articles will be slsyed w L
hlouer on the outside wTal FtT,
- lOHSUu pfi0H. No ptrs n can have AIDE
| quatc lea of the astp uishirg r.ii.f winch DR.
| Reile nlghiy celebrated thmatic or consume.
I rplht III 'bllSf ilNlluu COu snS, coils,
/ d mcul'y ct hrelth.aS, vince: ing. tiuhtncss o.
I Tie chest. ram n the side, splitting OF blood dc
far tia. only Is necessary f,I vf-,c, ers ans
| Suuerlng rom these complaints that this is on,
/ II the most valuable medicines ever giscov cred
/ lvr complaints OF the lungs gent raily Common
/ "Clds are removed IN a few hours Price Is els
| SIepartd from the original NJ = Recipe of Dl
/ 1 Conway, by W l. kIddcr, Inun late SUI.
ccslOr 10 the late L Kldder. By whom they ar,
| Tor sale at hls Counting room, No So State 81
/ corner "i Merchants row, Boston, and hy hi.
! special appointment by JAS BAKER.
! ueS wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
ITCH CIREn,,

Rh u ever sOlnVcterate, Ia one hours app,ica-
- lon, aud no danger from taking cold-hy
using DU frieS' Hch Ointment So great a nd
cNtended here has become ITS reputation thai
dealers are ordering II from all parts OF the coun.
highcs satisfaction.
A student, connected with one efour I.itera,,
institutions, where this loathsome disease had
appeared, observes, that Dumfrtps' lion Ornt-
mCnt eNtermlnated IT, after yatiaus oth.r anti
cations had failed TO do So, ana l. Aat in con.r.
qaence gained reputation IN that seminary. and
vicinity, as the best remedy kno IN for In. itrL
Name can be given If ous.T,d
- rms preparation, for p.essantness. safety
eAPediuSn' ease aud certainty, Is uusurpasscd n
Cqual,eu. l.Goes not COptaln the least tig ricl.
OF mercury, or other dangerous lnuredi,nt aud
may be applied with perfect ssfety by preguanr
females, or TO children at the breast, aud h
cures however luveterate, IN one hours anil,
cabin only, and 40 danger from taking cold
lesiiinoHy IN wool OF the high character OF
this arlcle as fDllOws-
A distant dealer IN ordering gross, observes
- II ~ universally prom Iuuced the b, 81 Tened,
yet used lu these paTIsr'
/ Another writes iron a distant city: is a
valuable atucle, asd fully worth the prce sci
upon TIT has no equal M tins market
/ ply lCIdu % the first tmInence, IN ryscribna
n SPOKE of Il IN the u CHEST terms, as most com
pletely answering the purpose, aud to use hi.
own words, pronounced n Just the thing
It's also one of the best application for M,
BARRIERS Itch. ffmPlrs aud diseases Of tie skin
generally
Price With full directions - cents
"tfDr Rc.fy's As;umaiic or ConSump i've nil F.,
this has b en- pronounced among al the cougl
DCdiCIn,s 10 be had, one of the most yaluaDl,
ever yet Discovered, which lrial will prove.
Price p cents.
\ q. Each article will b signed by W I
kidder on the outside WRAPPER.
PREPARED from tue original vi : Recipe OF ID
w r Conway, 10y w l. Kidder, immediate success
sor To the late y KIdder, by who they are 10
sale at his counting TO, m, No sc = ate stree
conner # Merchants row, Boston aud by hI
special appointment by JAS BAKER
dec " hpellng, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
important ATriVaE.
MORRISON,S PILLS,

OF NE uHft rSft gttdbte medicine ~ The Rri'iA
cDTcge If Haih- l., Hdon
yENliESE Medicines cure every disease which
admits Of cure.
I They remove from the stomach, liver and
Intestnes-the binoi making orgaus-the ub.
structons TO she aue performance OF tuei. healthy
functions.
They purify the blood by increasing the vari-
aus secretlOus, and prevent disease 10y enabling
the body successfully To resist the prCdIspOsln
and exciting causes 10 dlsea Sc.
lney increase the action of the ahsorbcUis, by
winch all moToId grOwIhs AIKEN lnIu cIrcu-
,atiou aud afterwards eXrel led from the bod,
4 They restore the regularity of those process
- upon which the tUTmatIJn anu erred ,ltUu OF
blood depends.
These are the only medicines known in which
sH all doses have 20 Nerul and beneficial effect;
aud yet, Of which IN extreme cases; such very
large doses may be ADMINISTERED icaTcssly anu
with greatly nCI easSd advantages to the patent.
Tue British college OF health nav NJ revoked,
annulled and made void the appointment Of Or
Ho-auO SheI heard MOat, he has ceased to be in
any manner Connesttd with or agent Of the col
lege of u ealth.
George Taylor, being now and from henc forth
the sole general age1tIn the Unite states. Of
BRUSH college OF heal IN, for the sale Of Morn ,On
p lis. or the Vegetable universal medicines of The
college of health; no other person bat The said
George Taylor has any lISat OF authority 10 IA ,tu-
mate or appoint general agGlts TOR the sale OF
the above IN etilCnes
GEO TAYLOR, l3 Chambe E sole z. raj az {
JOHN FISHER, agent, wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30

" IRGlNlA-Ohiol Superior Court-In;erae-
date Term, February 9Th. Is43
Jch' Goshoru aud the heirs OF
Marcus Wilson, decreased
against IN ShANCERf'
james w Clemens and others
This cause came mp on this 9th day Of Fcbru-
ary, 1913, 10 be heard u7on the bill and exhibits
the answers If Thomas Il Raw the infant chilli
zen ana heirs OF sand Raw, by Mailman II Willie.
their guardian al Item, the infant heirs of Nm
Hdrklns, deceased, toy Elizabeth Harkins Their
guardian I'D litem of r tsy:h McN,rTv ans:
keefe and tnat 81 Robert Morrow Daniel
Murray, Moses w Chtphu- aud James " Glenn
ems, aud the orders of publication, as 10 The az
sent u"iendaUts, al they still falling 10 apprar
and answer. the bill, a. to them. is taken for
cOuirS scd. AND was argued bv roups.l VSk.r. :
upOn n Is adild.vd, ordered and decr,.d tba1
james AClarNc, who * hereby appointed a spe-
ciul cOmmissl Toner for the lurrose TO ascertain
ahd report 10 tins Court who ere the PARTIES
having ANY Interest IN the subject or the bill
mentioned, and To what ex ent they are int,rest
ed, what l. due 10 any If the shareholders in the
ASSOCIATION IN The bili mentioned, what mOaies
hs'e been advanced by any person or pe-s ms
Tor the purposes of said association, what Is due
from the association or from any Individual on lis
account int deb contracted for any of he pur-
poses OF sat- association; also VIII At is dine Ia q
sad "a Oc Silon, or holders "f the shares Tor and
on recount Of rents and profits ano from whom
together with all alatter> deemed pertinent by
sa.I cShllnssl0u'r, "r specially required by tho
parucs SvihS dnc notice g. the parties with leave
To proceed expaItu { they or any of them being
So h'jiheL d." not att nj. A tao cause j. con.
unuei Tor such rrnOrt. 4 copy teste,
\ TX T .AIDLEG, Clerk.
The deft dant, IN he above case will take no.
ice thar o. SUNDAY the Sth dar OF Anil next
at my Office ~ TIE city If wheeling, | sha pro-
Gee. IL take the accounts and ascertain In. Slcts
mar JAS 4 CLARKE.
The above mentioned account a I'd proc cdings
are adj burned ur al Monday the 20 n day of June
m'yIors JAS X7LARKE, Ca.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
CABINET WARE ROOMS,
MoxRoE STREET.

I'IINNIF
JEREMIAH CLEMENS. respectfully informs
- his friends and the public that he has re sumed
business as agent. hi, old stand ON Monroe street,
where he will "anulaclnrs ms formerly ang keep on
hand an assortment of CABINET FURNITURE
equal IA Workmanship and material b. any Hi.red
Q" 'his ciiy or the wcsi, which he offers at very
rcdured prices. Among his sock will ne found
sofas. bureaus Dining and Parlor Tables. ToilelIcs
Nafdrnhes, RorkIEg Chairs BeJsleads Of all kinds
Desks. Wa-h Stands, &c, &c Every article in his
line made TO order, ordgrs thankfully rrreIved aud
promptly attended TO- Ms 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30

FO[ approved paper Tor months, or a IN CT
less for cash,
Wood Type, Printing Ink, Pr, ssss, Casss,
Galleys, Brass Rules, Composing Sticks, Cha ses
and other materials furnished the 10 vest pa
ces.
SS'PTntCrs OF newspapers who publish IN 3
adyIsement three times before the first of July
1913, and send one of the papers 20 he FrunnTy,
Will be entitled to payment Of their bill on bu ing
three times the amount Of II, NAV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
TAKE NOTICE.
TulT NN.i,sI..,,

| HAT WlnslOw 1. X oder has succeeded to
i ktdder ~ the preparation of the Conway
Ned CIuCs aud Wit hereafter give particular al
fJrtlpd 10 the preparation of the fOiip wing
established articles, The celebrity Of which pre-
cludts the necessity Of a lie publication of the
numerous crriIGcatCs now la the hands of The
proprietor.