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The Whig standard., 1843-12-01

nov fenn. aVenQos u9sW@pp Ssn ~AHS 4Ys3Aysse7ss
TITILLIAM THOMPSON, Justice Of Iths Isaee, Z
wv Police Magistrate. and Notary Fubiicj VIII ~
tend to Official business every day. Sundays
from 10 o'clock, A. M until 3 O'Clock, E. M.s H.s
once Is at the corner Of 9th street and aL0umise
avenue his dwelling is Oh the esst side of Oh
between T. and + sireefA The advertiser respset-e'
fully calls upon those defendants who desire nm 70
ACT officially in their cases, To- intimate this 70 thc
officer, and request him to leave the wsfra 1nsapl
served on them II The office of the 80
regret, TO have occasion for tlat ~
means which have been used W certaiH dalecFs =
pcrsuade and deter defendants againsx appeaSm9 y
bis Office, be has been deprived Of large amount q
corporation and civil businsss, which xss M iussndea
The Ne. advertiser Is bot 30 as Y sxSsst
the officer, when he arrests strdtg or sssssx =
whose promise to appear before justice OF his own
choice, no reliance can be placed, should indulge ne
defendant by taking his word But is hoped y ~
advertiser, teat no attempt will be ma0s
the officer to persuade influence or deter
either in corporation or ciyil cases from re
Justice before whom their cases shall bctfed as the
latter practice has always been the usage and ccar-
tesy Of the most experienced omcsre,
and Is considered areasonable privlege not lsges
right, which every respectable defendant may CLAM.
in the District Of Colulnbia. j a.I& .ts s.
NotarisL Agency, and Ccllectipg business WI g
faithfully attended ". tsa8u 4sa3.r. Hss 1nSsas
The Whig standard., 1843-12-01
WASHINGTON D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER l. iS4s

~ PARKER, importer of Paris Kid Gloves, and
~. dealer in French Fancy Articles generally,
also, fine Perfumery, from the houses Of Lubin,
Guerlaip, Provost, &c, Of Paris; Combs Brushes,
and Fancy Articles Pennsylvania Avenue, between
9th and 10Th streets ssMN}aa3 nov M
THE BOSTON SCHOOL SONG-BOOK, pub
J. lished under the sanction Of the Boston Academy
of Music, original and selected. by Lowell Mason,
price 81 cents; for sale at the book store Of I'M
n. FARNIIAM,
nov o. Corner of II street and Penn. av.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-01

TIME GOVERNMENTAL REGISTER AND
II WASHINGTON DIRECTORY. by A RksHr-
sxL This compilation contains every thing of ~
scntial utility that Is comprchcndcd In the Bus
Book - including the names Of al housekcepess in
tho city Of Washington, snd IN original Ohicisl d.
rectory, be-. ~ sHtsss9 slaft19g n
The trade abroad, or others, may he spPplisd by
communicating with the compiler, or Jse. r. Tow.
Eas, Publisher 1t the Office ofths Wig Standard.
nov 6-tf tgt6tfs .sag IT VI II sskss i tss,,a ss,{
The Whig standard., 1843-12-01
THE WONDERFUL CURES

4a aI 3es7
precedented One among \ .f.,s. \,
the many certificates a ..;s.5. l
tf may be seen ft t4s
below. .tts III 3rs.a
m sas CINCINNATI, Feb. Is, 1910.
Dr. aSwAYNE-Dear Sir:
DERMIT me to take the liberty Of writing to you
u at this time to express my appreciation, and to
recommend to the attention Of heads Of families and
Others your invaluable medicinc-the Compound
Syrup Of fr,nus Virginiana, or Wild Cherry Bark
IN my travels Of late, have seen, in great many
instances, the wonderful effects Of your medicine
relieving children Of very obstinate complaints such
as Coughing Wheezing, Choking Of Phlegm, Asth-
matte attacks, &c, &c. should not have written
this letter however, at present. although have felt
It my duty to add my testimony to it for some time
had 1t not been for late instance where the medi
cine above alluded to was instrumental in restoring
to perfect health an only child" whose case was
almost hopeless In family Of my acquaintance, ~
thank Heaven" said the doatlng mother, my child
is saved from the jaws Of dcatl!' and now say and
believe that, beyond all doubt DR. Swayne's Com
pound Syrupof Wild Cherry is the most valuable
medicine IN thas or any other country. am certain
have witnessed more than one hundred cases where
it has been attended with complete success / am
using It myself in obstinate attack of Bronchitis in
which 1t proved effectual in an exceedingly short
time, considering the severity Of the case. can re-
commend in the fullest confidence or its superior
virtues would advise that no family should be
- ~ pioooaus GIN q" ~ = UOlciiCial
worth double, and often ten times ns price The
public are assured there is quackery about it.
n. JACKSON, DID.
24 7.4f Formerly Pastor
OF the First Presbyterian Church, NY e
In districts where Calomel and Quinine have been
too freely made use Of in bilious complaints, &c., DR.
Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, will pre-
vent their evil effects on the system, and act as
strengthening Alternative and improve the Bilious
functions. 8as@ f21geA : 2@@ Tt}t} s'&ea <lsNl a
CAUlION.-.all preparations from this valuable
tree, except the original Dr. S,rawies Compound Syrup
Of Wid Cherry, are fictitious and counterfeit Prepares
only by Dr. Sray,e. whose Office is now removed v
N w corner Of Eighth aud Race Streets philadelphia
Sold by VIM. Stabler & Co, in Alexandria u. M.
Sothoron in Georgetown; John Ham, Point Of Rocks,
Md the Rev. Isaac r. Cook, No. So, Baltimore st,
and J. w. s. r. w. d. avis, Baltimore, Md E. J.
Stansbury, Annapolis, Md. and BY
nov 24-6m r. FARNHAM, Washington.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-01

DLCKWHEAT FLOUR. Ths euhsosihss has iueG
1 received choice lot of Buck NJ tlnrs Sk;cA
viii be sold BY the bag or pousd a1Ge sAcipe ~
Of q Moores Hams, At bis yarily 0roeel3 toDss,
nearly opposite the Patriotic Bank q 1! ytSS = =
nov Civ N, e 49, & Nc, W wv - AoezloIA z
life AND SPEECHEs o. HEN ~ cIsIYs, u
1.-two volumes, handsomsly lopDA, eAheDiaAeA
with view OF the statue on Cppbsrlapd roed, apae
facsimile Of letter from Mr. Clay rW ~ ty
nov 6 corner lith street. ard fenn. ~.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-01

NTANESCA's FRENCH COURSE IN Oral 6ys-
Ul lem Of Teaching Living Language, nhrtratsd
BY practical course Of lessons 10 Tie french through
the medium of the English, BY jean MsNesea, fourth
edition, revised. For sale BY r. tARNt3AMs g
~ tir corner llsh street and Penn. ~.
Where may be found al the French School beoln
now in uss, and sold u very low prices. Bov6 Il
NANCY NOTE PAPERS, ENVELOPES kc.s
gilt embossed and lace bordered; do d. snvvs
Of numerous sixes and pattsrns; pearl and \ u
carved folder of rchest passerns; sis ~ sas 2
ivory and glass, plain end with nosless of ~,
pressions ladies' work boxes, Sancy ssaissg wsx !,
motto waters In boxes assorted nsssess cafd cess.
patterns; cards for hasksis psyforstsd md Hrslal
boards, and plain and embossed yislsisg casds; for
sale by s.1 's.8 WM, u. bAYLy.
/ bs. 81, .agsni for Hssr;ek loseG
nov &6m Penn. AZ. between lin and l1sh ~.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-01

CUG AR, TEA, COFFEE, GI.ADEs BlrTER,
~ HAMS FLt)UR. AND BUt KWHEAT.--Ih

~ HAMS, FLOUR, AND BUt KWHEAT--ih me
subscriber respectfully returns than1g tq m
and offers . complets assortment Of EeM|yy Grosc-
ries Of the beat quality and perfectly ylnx
heen purchased Al the kgst establishments ,Hp wtu
b constantly receiving new goods, which, together
with his present stock, will be sold Ct the yss
nov 6 Penn. avenue, hstweep 9th and lgtA ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

n-7- tn. S.v.Yotk Tribune is long and pointess
saalt on Mr. W.osef commits the following jct1 pas:
His houseorran t.s- Sindisonan edited 81 inPI- ~
The ns5 OF dtg iatercJsrse With him had r-eetedg pro
cairsei that ke (TTef, was genuine ''e 1.N
Saw r !, be no, an an unusIabIe and tnenaof,
.,rss n, ,ruv y. might the EGItor of the oans
long after III, Bark yetoes psec,y wlos 70 become
SUD or cs,:stun, PuPp-t A4soi''
NV dear John, your memory serves you
wickedlv, or rather, it has nothing TO do Win re
matter-for how should ii have never spoke
the first word with you on Politics or Business
why should dealt entirely with your masters
and went to Washington at the time you are
thinking OF by express and urgent request ou'
neper consented TO become either suo' or as
sistant pupper-never agreed 10 touch 'ne Mad
;son;an except on condition that should have
fn, control of it, and that it was 10 be decidedly
Whig paper. There lives not the man on earth
who can say he ever knew, or heard, or believed,
that ever in my life offered or agreed to be any
thing else than Wing for all the gold of Ophr.
But, understanding that our John c. Spencer had
gone to Washington Wing, to effect reconcile
alton between John Tyler and the Wing party, |
did entertain hopes that such reconciliation might
be effected and was willing to do my best to pro-
mote it. With this view, | offered, being urged
to make proposition, to edit The Madlsonlan
two months without fee or reward. provided l
could have command of it, and upon the under
standing that it was to be devoted to the recon-
cillaton have spoken Of. | withdrew the offer
very promptly, before 1t had been acted on, upon
becoming satisfied that the views Of your superb
ors were such as | could not promote, and came
home, against the earnest rernonstrances OF those
who had invited me to Washington. These are
the facts Suppose you stir. up your memory
again, and see how it serves you respecting this
business. II. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28
MAYORS OfrrcE,
Ne*.York, August II, lsi3
BY ELIJAH F. PURDY. Acting Mayor.
In, n,

Whereas at special of The Board Of Health
formation was received naisoa 0ver prevailing at
the villages Rondout and Kingston ts county of u
appears BY the report Of the Resident Physician usually
good and in order that it may remain unmpairrd, Now
PURSUANT to direction Of the Board OF Health
do hereby d-cIare and maxi known that all Intercourse IS
lases OF Kondout the County of lter from
the date of this Proclamation until Wednesday, the 30t OF
August at Il o'clock noon In order that may be afford
Resident Physician tho has been d~pued To- visit the
abov. for that purpose obtain information
ON the subject DO therefore, rely zach and
every person that they viii be liable TO fine and mponmeu
they volae the provisions Of the law eati,
and peseta And all persons here
By required aid and the execution and enforcement
the conformity with the and Of this
Proclamation b. every means IN their power
Witness my hand and seal This 2th day of August l8i3
ELIJAH +. PURDY Acting Mayor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

NEWSPAPERS WITH LETTER PosrAGE-The Postmaster
General directs that newspapers which after the regular
bills inserted shall pay letter postage If the baodbil
the regular edition Of the paper, would only be tased
with newspaper postage Phils. Ledger.
a most absurd distinction. How is a Postnas.
ter to tell whether an advertisement which reaches
him in a newspaper has appeared in the regular
he know The effects OF this regulation will be
twoiod-l. TO thwart the convenience of the
public; ,. to diminish the revenue of the Post
Office
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

~ The cars from Philadelphia this morur,
were DELAYED by the occurrence OF an accident
near Princeton to one OF the passengers, "a MID
shipman, we understand, on his way TO je!n h,
ship at this port who, IN passing from one G.:
to another, was badly but no, dangerously injured
His name. well as our informant could say, was
Ridseley
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28
FROM THE RIVER OF PLArE.-We get the fol-
loving from the correspondence of the Boston Ad-
,.or,;cor darcd Ruenos Avrec limo % lSi3.

FROM THE RIVER OF PLATE.-We get the fol-
lowing from the correspondence of the Boston Ad
vertiser dated Buenos Ayres, June %, 1913:
Monievd-o continues TO hold o. much against The
of those who have favored the Of the River
sta Government; The besiegng army represented be
inc very de,titu,e condition The authorities here have
chartered and despatched with supplies several vessels
the r por, of Bucco the possession OF Onb. forces
and lying about mile of Mon,esideo The American
big Trafalgar and schooner Caolinar took down iTeghs
The first has returned safety the last has been captured by
Commodore Garabad, and with her cargo taken Mon
ievideo This VIII make question for Capt Conover, Of
the John Adams, who Is there protect
Admiral Brown WIKI his squadron sailed from this -w
days since FOR Montevdro, and by supposed that
the British Commodore will allow him cooperate
by with General 0rbe the land effort take
the town This, however very doubtful the immense
sacrifice which would from bombardmept aud gen
era attack must fall chiefly upon innocent and unofendug
foreigners,
The besiegsd greatly Of funds and efforts
being made TO obtain loan OF $500 900 which II
cessful, will enable them hold Ii they
ia IN this they viii emit paper money which will prove
runou the foreigners who have large debts outstanding
The enlistment of from three thousand French and
Italians defend the town spite th. proclamation Of
their Consuls has great strength the place. The
Government finds much fault this taking sides by foreign
residents. but un.bls with wha, proprirv,
the whole Argentine squadron commanded BY British Off
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

u 1t is stated in letter of recent date from
Galveston TO gentleman OF this city, that an ar
mistice has been entered ints between this coun-
try and Mexico, and but little doubt is entertained
of getting truce OF from four to fre years, which
would avail every purpose.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

u Our reporter was yesterday informed bv
NJ. Smith gentleman who passenger IN the s!oop
Washington 10 the Baze from Galveston that fCom,ni-
sionr the part Of Mexico had atyed Galveston for
the purpose of treating with he Government Of Te,4s
the boundary line between the countries He proceeded
immediately 10 the of Goyerun-n. have interview
WIKI President Houston. y. o. Pcayune
FATAL AccIpENr.-As the tram of cars were
returning from the Lake las, evening on the Poncaraia
Railroad they passed hose head ay ,h
track seyeIng from his body Il believed that he we
overcome with liquor when he lay down there.
n. q. picayurs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

u" TIE DEArn OF Gen. JACKSON was reported
in this city on Saturday evening, on the strength
of an endorsement near Wheeling on Cincinnati
way.bll. 1t was doubtless lie made out OF
whole cloth. We have papers one day later from
Cincinnati, which say nothing of such an oc-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

GREEcE.-By the recent foreign arrivals, it
appears important changes have taken place in
the political economy Of this small kingdom con-
sequent upon the determination of the representa-
tves Of the three great powers by their protocol,
to see the loan OF sixty millions of francs paid.
\ letter dated Athens. June 20, says:
ltis ss,led that 1000 goo annually shall be paid;
and TO effect this the economy necessary Ia
department Of the Government the salary The employees
reduced IN the anyn the (so caed naey,ie ba-sa-
dors recalled from London ard Paris-the consular
tablishment Of Psvesa and Saoaca aboshsdthe Ba-
varians ousted from all posts OF
he Council of State reduced 10 twelve persons and
the old OF beng guided By projects and ubefecs
under serious consideration. These 10 have moderate
salaries no; to exceed 500 drachms per month.
As be readily supposed the economical system pur
sued by the Government but ;te palatasle the
who already in'nhciently paid begin cry loudly
agaIns' The Injustice practic-d upon them
o;hng can ee than the OF country and
Is descending hourly from is glory ILL., finally il mus,
10 better Advantage
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28
Currence.

NEW Z. s. sExA4oa-Gov. Ford has appoint
81 uo, J,uys SEMpLE Locol of that State
u. s. Senator pro tenn. in place of Hon. S. Nc
70 .Lo,., Gocc,scd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

% The cooFed child who 3 years old and weighs i05
goGnt' has attracted thousands visitors Pcs MUSEUM
she undoubtedly the greatest country
Produced Some slight idea nay be formed Of neuos
hen II Is announced that she measures w f-r round
h- t-s across the shoulders and h-r feet
eI7cum-fence ne idea OF putting your around IT, he
Great W-stsn whose urriralIed limitations OF locomotive
une9usied Ethiopian oatons and admirable DANCING
end-!ed him so celebrated engaged addition 10
weeks company, attractive bill truly for Que shilling
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

GO VAs LoAs has returned again TO New Yo.k .nd Is
busy engaged in taxing Photographic Lkeneses by the Da
-ursoype process his rooms 26 Broadway coruer of
PARK Place His this beautiful truly 4s.o-
aishog The beauty and accuracy Of his keuesse think
unsurpassed By aay produced either France or the
Tinted States
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

II FREEMAN II. MoRsE, OF Bath, is the Wing
candidate for Congress in the IVth District
Maine, composed of Lincoln Co. joined TO half OF
Oxford BY one town in kennebec-two hundred
miles long, and of no particular width His
election is hoped for.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

F>tt FAsHIoS Fos GEsLEME>s' H.rs.-Wm. Robertson
Co. No. ao Broadway Will Saturday th- 18th of AM
3= FOR sale teE style Tor Geu.roens Hats 10 Which
,e 9Itsntoe Of the Hat wearing public requested WI
hooEhl Sun, Co., 303 Broadway, doors above Duane.
street. t2) sua s-is-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

c57- For Communications WIZ. comments on Moncy,
Ufury the Remedy Iyrlgasion Engine sAd lot
of Tetrs Items see FIRST Page.
fg3- For Poem by Snodgrcss; The Tariff Strong
<,asr ss-e Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28
FRoM TogAsco AND LAGrN,.-Rr the schooner

Rom IoBAsco AND LAGuNA.-Bv the schooner
blow captain Neil arrived Yesterday we have recei,e
intelligence from these ports the 18th 5th inst
ampudia with fe" hundred left TO preserve order
IA the se OF Tooasco Both Tobasco and Laguna are sy
rseaed l. De very scsy and quite orersocked with plo-
yors the remnants OF cagoes for the M-1can army The
How We regret 10 learn, grounded on sand island or
OF TIE Mexican coast aaccusaely laid down IL the charts
but WAS got on wthou, suffering material d.n.-s Il
general belief IN uGa hat the operation, ,sns, Yuca-
would De renewed In the fall scale thar should
ii.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

~ City Subscriber, who prefer no, being called upon
.eaky th pay for this paper gay adsaace ioi 'ih
months ear the Desk Of the yubiishng crce dno usj
.ul have il served pron. Pity and Al an eafiS hour
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

BUFF.Lo HUrI-The nd chase ef wild buFalo-s and
throwing OF the asso will off Hoboken within iew
rods OF he ferry Thursday viii be Ie all and
probably hf,y thousand persons will Dc present. We shall
be surprised If etsons tty miles witns.s tins novel
sport. Full particulars will be given tomorrow.
- Gen. Tom Thumb the Diorsrnas Miss Adair Mr.
Cole Gr-at We5,sTp, Celeste, Nh Booth SC wil surely
draw fall houses AT the American Museum this week. Mag
1lnc-nt every afternoon and .nug through
The WEEK [ and O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

wing MAJ wing maJ....7o
One Delegate doubtful; one Loco Senator
pledged to vote Wing; he seat Of another con.
tested by Whig. A decided Wing gain from
last year, although several Locos have slipped in
between two Wings.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

INTERESTING REMAISs.-The editor of the
Warsaw Mo- Yeoman is his last paper, gives
an account ofa visit, in company with Col Ben
ton and others, to the place where Mr.. Bryant
Is rIhumug the OF animal, unknown TO the
among which those Of animal which he styles
Nissourum. Il is nea. the Pomme de T.rre and about
mile and half from where M Koch obtained skeleton,
ie'r days These found embedded in e
quseAsand from t"O 10 feet under ground Within the
OF twenty feet square bones and hundreds
teeth OF various shapes aGd kinds and e.dently belonging
10 different species o animals have been found Frequently
presenting the appearance el having been buried there But
the most remarkable them the bone, Of the aoc-
sad stssoufinm We saw. says the editor, and mra-
sured thsh bone which perfect and excellent pre-
srrvaon which three feet and half inches in
lsash l3! inches diameter the head ard incses in
diameter smallest part W. also feet of cusk
broken off y
Amous the great variety Of teeth one which weighed
10! lbs Several pieces OF rlb bones found vhich
about inch snd half thick and three and half vide aud
instead OF being curred ,;"lse like the nbs o = err
curved edgewJ- The bores the best
ton yet discovered the ysItebfe Of the back Six Of
these ound hole about three Zee, square and are
perfectly sound the obque process u which measures two
feet the CAVITY for containing the spinal about
three inches in diameter.
From rhe fac. Of the remains of so many dferen, animals
being found together and also chaed wood beng found
them the opinion seems very naturally n nrsy.I
they collected and buried there BY race Of
since -Xtiact- AT all would seem TO b. subject
unworthy the Of the naturas, and g-oIogis
The writer Pecuates as follows Concerning this wonder
Can II De that Of existed in agea long lone
buried the deepest oblivion who held these animals in
such md thai they took the same mains IN
collect and bury heir bones that they did those Of their "a.
teTs Nor Tar from where these bones found is mound
about oo -et hig, with very top This j.
called sa Indians grave. This whole mound NAV b. on
vast sepulchFe Of mighty people built in close eou,ioi
20 h- rana oil those animals they probably worshpTed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

u Cen Tow THvMB, the incompatible Dwarf,
has arrived, and will remain this week only at the
American Museum
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

u A half witted creature, named FRED Rrr.
FIN, was stabbed in Raleigh, n. c. on Saturday
last, 18th, BY deafand dumb man. named MIKE
HUNTER, which caused his speedy death Hunter
escaped, and has not been taken
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

% TIE CHRISTIAN REVIEW for September
contains papers on Voluntary Societies, The Je-
suits, Tappan on the VIII, DR.. Olin's Travels,
Alison's History, The Psalmist, &c. &c. We
believe this work is edited by Baptsts, but it is
well worthy the patronage of the entire Orthodox
public. III. & S. Raynor, 76 Bowery.)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

NORTH CARoLINA.-The vote for Congress in
the lst District is, for Gen. Edmund Deberry
2,043 Geo. c. Mendcnhall ,S50-Gen. Deberrv
reelected By 1873 votes Both candidates Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

G RHODE ISLAND holds an Election to-nor-
row for two Members of Congress. The Law
and Order candidates, Messrs. CRANsroy and
POTTER, are eminently worthy OF support, and We
hope no true man now here who is entitled to
vote there will fail to take the boat home this
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28
Tyler Victories.

T0,cns. Whis Posfmastsrs Rencred Locos appointed
Lynn, Mass .Tho< 8. Newha Benjamin Mutss
Listle,on, " H. Guy Ely. IS. 3. Johnson
Sandwich, do ,Jrre. Furber Jos. Wentworth.
Epson. do -. Robert Knox. 5. L, Locke.
Canaan, do. IS Sareean, -. iona K,;;ridge
Sprnrvlle, y. Y. Samae Lake
s5 Bradford Ms .Jere. Spafford. :. George Savory
Grafton, Mass Samuel Wood OTIS Adams
Chari-s,owr do. .Johc Harris, William SAWYER.
Harrington. Me-. Hiram stoyell .Chas. E Johason
Utica y Y. Abel Wilder. Alden 5. Stevens.
Silver Creek y. E. Ward. .....C. c. Swift
Wes, Troy n. Y. j. NJ. Barnard . Edw Learned, Jr
u John Fleming, free negro, living in al.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

JosEPH MoRRIs of Monroe Co. is the Loco
candidate in the XIVth District
The Abolitionists of Cincinnati have nomina-
ted Samuel Lewis for Congress and Hon. Thomas
Morris (ormeriy Loco L. S. SENATOR for the State
Senate.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

u John Fleming, free negro, living in al
giers opposite New Orleans arrested charge OF
outrage on white woman on The l7,h
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

KENrucKy.-The Frankfort Commonwealth of
the 22d states that Henry Grder, regular Whig
and not ]. w. Irwin, his Tylsrish opponent, is
elected to Congress from the Hid District. We
know not what to believe, as the Kentucky pa.
pers have way of stopping the publication Of
their Election returns so soon as they become Of
any value. We must presume the latest story
true till we hear another. Orders majority, 2l4.
The new kentuckY Legislature divides
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

u JOHN l. VASMErRE of Ross Co. Ohio is the
Wing candidate for Congress in the With Dis.