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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13
Auftion 5alrs.
FUTURE DAYS.
Hy InIo.- a Hro,hrY.


REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
VIE subscriber will offer for sale nr;vatel,
=, . "'iis .iay thu ieth January rs. ami eo,
hs"snl II not dsJo-edof before thai ,,y !, ,i H. -,
' al Iibhe sa- at 5oeIock 2. ", preui-.. a. a.,
% ." US next hir day tlserFaner) dwelling b,s-. cos
's w" ifge rooms AMI
'' On each 81 lc floors four good s.i,,
are aso on tn premises brek Kitchen an5 Gal
'r' Wen OF asgooi water IN IA. civ
j. ~ :. sspp ~
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
hi-dney Thereafter premises b- n,v an
'.isnae tr ~-fl vaualss Ground foot,ny Ga 80 80
wv oaes 100
Also one hail on ~ Peter stree, tn. ,,, =, ~,
TEHH--on- iafcasir the baL.bee !, c,i,, az 49,, , =,
gwen for approved paper. ' VIII u
%' INLoEs q BROTHER Ane,.
9T REGULAR SALE DAYs-Tue.dn,. rnu,..
aho Nihrdnys Cash advances made on .v.Tv d
'e'''H''" Of goods Consigned for pubic
On SATURDAY MORNING J,py Ia,, .o,,,.. -, al
oeoeh IN front of store h. variety Of sr,L ,,o
hni Furniture, Consisting IN pan Of 's'
WOOD SEAT 'itaifs of J.stC ify max.
Beds b''iiins anil beisieads
Mahogany BureauI, sid"hoards, &c.
ALSO,
Mountain Butter n drkinS
o. Brandy Wines u. Gin &C an ,.D,,o,,.
Sugar COFFEE. &c &c
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.
Several lo- q Dry Cook oTp,hing Ae
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
10 cover advances ami eonsi.nnut. go. CT, -
SILVER Watches which fine Coli ami sI,. 49, ~
HORSES.
Al 10! o'clock precisely ". will sel ..ver,I goo, . and 49,,
IL iIps--s ' s'' ""'A anu Sau
P'< iNLOEs BROTHER Auets
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PIANOS! PIANOSt
FEMALE SCHOOL.


Wiz subscriber having engaged Miss ToIE an accom-
Pi.'d lady ot" Philadelphia. his i,uyb
'sr- Wal, be pleased In receive amy young hd.
who van b. instructed IN all hc Of
finished eaal education Mis- To selected AMI engage. for
The sneefiher by the Rev Dr John TN, Rev M
haehhshi- oi Philadelphia W unou.
testimony ~ hf moral wei ,vosb anil c
mei her a- Young lady well qualified every t.set A. NJ, In
sfueof III" School VIII OF J,na, Isla ,,l
Close on thu 10th Of nrc-mtT-h- month Of August y,r,o,
~ the chirt object of The School my
the number Of pupils win BE- limited 10 "a ~
TtkMS-slOO boau aud tuition In all or nny of the English
Blanche. including bed washing. fueI lights Se.
~ :. $500
, ~, -. 10
he location - immediately the rad from rapr,hannock
The neiFhboflooi gcneci situation ,ark,
eniion will be- bsow" with chang, na for
professional services, should any be rendered
An advance o 20 OF $40 wl half of IA. res.
due To- b" PAID the rt of Juy balance az end Of the wear
As '- teacher engaged for the scholastic year high price ai
III" number Of upi hmri be for les than ten
"U..- JEFFERSON MINOR.
Midway Essex county. Va.
0JReieIrnees made John Nctuir Rev Pbn,
Montague and Nit James NJ Garnet Oliver WIN.
aud John w Dew, King Pollard anil Dt ,u
Ming Wlhani Mr. Morton T. Luther A.
Toln"' William ". Taylpe. Hichitind county.
" Addfcts the subscriber MIXERS Tavern. Esser
sept 10 ewI5w
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IL CHNNCERY.-h Chesterfield county cour,

IN CHANCERl.-IH Chesicrfed county court
y December ~ 1912
Wm ~p~1rs Plaintiff
AGAINST
J1n ~ Spears ant T01 4 Spears ctrcuars John Spears
deceased AMI their right ao. Ssr. ~ said
l0lr sfr1r- dccc7-l t- Austin SPEARS Essr Co- sally
DE- wife 'uHftb Sally Srclrs WIN g.. Butler lnd Folly
FORMERLY F1y Spears lrlrrr Chra1u mi Martha wife i
u.rN MHril sIalrs. T1s o. Nancy his wife fuef
b Nancy Spears Peter g. Wit. formerly s
SrHr C1rrs Srrar John si-ar. UuslvIs ucppa ma
Pony w. Die wife WnHou and Ehfltetl hs John
Chatham VIM rurr Edmund ruric Richard Gate tui Hannah
h. wife Thomas ruir Nlf1n rurle .ckeu ant M,rh,
Ann h wife Judith rHie llu "a sally purir ami Mary
rurist'r. four ht ty Jaflrs tI Spears their GUARDIAN
psrts
Ihs dry came Or plinff hy c0nc ari fcf
fn1nts tlvnr Go Hr s1ny bic wife VIM. uliirr Ind rly
be- wife WIN Fuoe ln Edmund furis thsrr
appearance anil security according Assembly,
tc rs 81 this Court and Appearing by satisfactory
ny are not inhabitants oft THIS cfuny u orcrgi THAT e aid
d,luts Do appear Tho DIV a uct March rcf
aui answer to hn o thc T,nn art copy II th
forthwith iuscrt, n uewsTapcr published cr
nt for nnnth posted
a. Uouu Hou-c ~ ths county. \ Copy-Tcsc,
ht2-wsw y. ppINpFNrER C1~rk
SJSQI EuANNA Hoard- and scsnuinS and
/ - Anthracite Coal:--
n 600 feet 81 Suaquoianna uaaris
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lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY 4 co, MANAGERS

J. u. GREGORY Il CO, MANAGERS.
Riehuoad, Va.
Capital S2J,OOOl
va Lcc~burg Lottery, Gins. A. for i.ta ,o,. 49,,
AZ Nhaisira Va ssfuriay thu Jannar, Is,a ~
drawn Nunit-fs 80 -
Pfizcs-s25, 900. 10000 1000 300 1900 10 n,
<ooo ID OF 500. 10 OF 3O0 &c. &c Tickets sIO b,lv
o quarters so. " '"
ceh'lea'ss Of packages OF - wlsI- Ticket. suo
hah d.
Do. do Quarter Do "a IN
10000 DOLLARS,
Alexandria Lottery. Glass n, ef Isll Ca IA. J,,u,
~ M"iirf'a - g. SATURDAY Of Januar, I-tI 80
No Lottery. ~ drawn baiot.- " 80
Splendid Scbemo-S 20 900. III, 900 5000 3155 oo1o
2OoO 1890 1900, 1900. lGO0, IN OF 1000 10 of sun M
wv ID OF 200, 400 OF $50, &c. Tickets SlO; b,y,, Is
quarters 30. '' -
'"rheaies OF Packages of &c wbsse Ticket. steo
ID do 81 Half do Ca
Do. Il, Do ou,,., - "o
S30,0OOi % Prizes of 50. OOOl
s"'"n Lottery, CInss No 0, for Ist1 10 d. drawn =,
''AiHnfli ID g. on Saturday the s-h January. Isg1
Gr"nd Capitals $4,000. 10 900 6iOO 5000 5000 o,Oo
tiers 50 7 % guar
'"n'heaies OF packages OF % wboe Tickets sIao
- nan dp 65
" For Tickets and slar-s CERTIFICATES Of Packages IN 81.
above splendid lot-Tcs-aicssJ J. q. Gregory g., w,n,,
p'"ngS sent Immediately aneT they al who oc.,
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WILLIAMS & HAXAIL.

NPIIiHIhIS~IOh Wcrchants,
N'HNpND VA
Il EEP constantly on hanI = cu -
IN GROCERIES. LIQUORS, WINES. SGs5s',. ''i'inN VI
ct all grades which they oIcr hoale LUX
Liberal advances made Foreign Does,
Produce
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES,


y pursuance of decd of trust executed to the
subscribers trustees. by Joseph Cleaiham Ch-stencd
dated rih september. iSi5 AMI
Chesterfield County Court shall proceed TIT HSDAN
18th inst o. sel thu lands AMI tie said deed
t Of the sad Joseph, the hBi-
estate being 80 subject the life
III aeTesanotr parcel Of 1901
G"oiontWo other I0rce, $40 purchased
Nancy Tbwears trustee al lying the sid and the f1l
lowing slaves Lacy ai child, Eliza, William MARY, Dutoy
Nnney and their Il the
The sale VIII h. made 1t h place "Robeu
hoi 4 @of'e nov rsdeS being tn last mentioned above
u any cause should render OF thu sli-
eNtefient D. adjourned
~ cash 10 the o the debt mentioned deed
s25s5 ~ with The interest charse
and the AMI SAX
Co the residue the said Joseph direct default of
direction ihen credit II AMI equal
AMI well -curi-an much AMI ch OF property
L. pd shall b. sufficient satisfy deed
rN-cnt We believe the title perfect but selling
~. RHODES go
n etts los MAYO, '''N''N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13
DHILIP sTURDIvANT, Of tho civ Of Rich
NOTICE
OLD VIRGINIA HARD no BEAT!

OLD VIRGINIA HARD TO BEAT!
AAT wouil csntfo attention of i rors or Atcs
w made which t superior Il,
Ave made Connecticut wrr olr We selling
~ q, c1r md exchange every pfovcs had
WHO ti4 We irui ANc sohi his
factory prefer they uuh te returned when such
aud farmers drepy Interested sustaining
factory
wtaisd hefc. Can for ia rgnins aiso Grorerc-
gRETTEn PEAKE
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NOTlCE.
IsIssIE uIOguAPuy.

BtBHE uiOtHApIHN.
Nt md 'haracters ot the principal pcrs1rarc-
- The SACRED Wtnrs practically 3pfci instruction OF
youth and private families. ap,enit CONTAINING 20
dissertations Che evidences " Divine Revelation bn- ei
plcc summary NJ biblical kn1wier carefully consuae ,ff com
pii from Scott nirtrc, Gill Patrick Adam Clarke Pool 10th
Horne Wal stowe Robinson aud eminent winters 1r te
Scupurc~ tcd by Rubyr Scars crhcnshcd with several hun
drc engraving IN WOOL Illustrative 0f scripture manner
customs &cfnh edition further spuI, rs-ri,
81 by ulO SMITH DINNER A. MORRIS
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,ETfs FoR NV NoRK.-Thc regular packet
- s-hr NASSAU. Capt Samuel prarhom. rrldy on
Saturday Co. freight anil greater Jlr engaged
VIII fnvy immediate Dispatch For freight passage Apply
hoaria tuiiam's
bie J. FISHER son
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13

10 "-enb"f = prepared tn furnish wrouci Iron Ionr. and
''i's 'rf Book Safes "a -ciuen Of which seen a, ~.
Once ct Iudm Preston q 60 III" sustained NV m. ,,
ne. ought IT, induce Merchant proLr gter .c,, co.
h,' Books and Accounts Nj .If,tIt ~
- blacksmith, opposite Steam Boat Wharf Rockets
VJt advertiser l. ato prepared all kind. OF sn
No'A Sioh a. making Boilers Tor Steam Engines. Bans for Fa,
&c. $500
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13

% r'-rni and Directors of this have d-clar.ia div
"ii :" " pef cent of the profits last ~, ,nor
Wh'eh '' diueins thu bonus OF l. state tai of win
." H 10 III" Stockholders at the Bank Bmnch on the ts,
instant - div ". y. sTRDTuI.k
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no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

A LII persons having claims against the late
Mrs Sarah Price OF this City. requested present
for before day February
TO ere her ami hberae the BY
CHAS PALMER Executor
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ss25 REWARD

TX ANYWAY ifp,a Lp~ss brarshon. Tuesday hss a usgu
40 nan sah'n hh'hhN lie hte5 u.Ero a-a i've l-.,
=" :" ~ hcie- Ia beghi dark With l,us e,,,, ~, a.,
i "a MehiF'ni a. eaf-nisf during 90 AMI f,
- '' ~, e"hf "Ash H. went on probable To- has
s- use Ih- above f"wani 10 any On. oh, u
u'h'r han 10 IA" IN Richmond Me- " n Isrf-n a, R,,
MM. HARRISON.
TX AN AWAY from the subscriber ON Satur
- d'S tir l'th Of n"ceber lsIR Negro Man no. yrIi
49,, as'" ai'" h Nv" of fony i've eleven inches OF
hsh nav hnn-i than vi-agod. 81 light comma, ,,.,
~ --i'r AMI hi- Forehead giving mo, t. b,, n
alt'' " -iE hali-Voic", HUSKY, d.por,. at AMI
"ls u,h ut 81 Nsgto-s Hi.ed thu Bis Rrir. No
"'- eaff"l away with him rlrnin.i st.t., ~,
@ S,h AMI his arms powerfully Developed No n,rk.
" - q" any Ami known A Lheai b. pai E,f M.
apprehension oi rctl"n. ~ L-.l IN ,h si.uh.,,
brought from hr Alnarlr AM - probably r., %
". 81. AMBI.ER
n - N1Nu Anblcfs hiI-, LOUISA CO., Va
" AD-i wish To hire pf present hrs, RAJ. gard
h-f 81 sober steady tlbi--Of wouLl Lke 10 n,k. an a,
WIN Nhi" nnh OF Eoal character, who understands
sns !" ase charge Of hgc Eanin upon terms. Nom.
"'' appS Who cannot rr-uc. COOL f,csnule ndaiion-
~ WILLIAM ANDERSON, Jr
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YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.

Charlotte Court House.
Rev. MICHAEL. OSBORNE, PEiNoPAL-
TNNHE 10Th Of ia
II nlry, and viii close the day o June.
FKEScH and Muso hitherto, instruction Will be
IN Vocal Muse suitable
The Principal woull pleased family
young ladies, whose detoTtnsn and reI
culture faithful paid
OSbome.
TERNs-The summer additional charge
for full 81 dollar day scholars ami boarding
scholars.
Charlotte G. H. Va Dec 80 1912 lr 10 rEd-tp
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(tIENING TOMACCo-rram b. N.nrf,,ln
NUUN % N T0T Vrni SiUck-lI--
stUek
IAMEs 10 LYNCH
BEAUTIFUL BOOTS.

SSTPEWFINE FLOIH.-go hrs srpstan, r,1u, MONT,
- cello hrant f1t sac hy ns W NJ UARRtspN
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL.

IHNHE pTopTictors of this establishment return
4 grateful ACCOMPLISHMENTS very liberal patronage
wch has been extended them, respectfully from the
public generally especially ZselaTaIi
Brooks. 4 continuance q favour.
Tn of Nj Brooks interruption tn.
general management Of establishments and even
e1teni. % Recent
Iarr N, VIII contribute
In consequence % the reduction many sup
Plies the charges Tor buani hrst day January,
reducv,lt tire f1Il,wnE IsN rates
Board Ter year sI6O Oh
Board per day,
Single meals
Lodging
Horre perday,
de ~ 2audGclnn
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-29
As the Removal Question has again

As the Removal Question has again
been de(ea,ed in the Scna.e by the ,reacbery
Of our Senator, lis friends must now again
buckle on their armour, and sound The bu.
gle Of way, for ano'her contest. Mr.. Sny-
der has twice procured the passage Of he
removal bill through ihe house, and bolh
lines, had our senator fulfilled his soIebn
pledges and sustained what he knew 10 he
The requirements Of his constituents; it
would have passed The senate. He has no
longer vote in that body, and being con-
necled, as we are with Luserne for senator,
we shall hereafter have a friend there
Then all tina, is required,is for The friends Of
removal 10 stick together as par.y,wilhous
regard 10 pol ticsI associa,ien, and victory
will soon crown our efforts. Our enemies,
will a,iemptto sow ihe seeds OF copten-
ZION among ps.by crealing jealous feeling
here, and a Jealous. feeling there; well
knowing that il the friends Of removal are
unied, that they must sooner or later sue
ceed in ,heir righteous cause. Then lie! no
consideration divide us. So faT as we had
representative who was ifue 10 us, we
have been heard. ffust no man then,
hereafter, unless you know him 20 be ,rue
10 your isieres. The DanviIIe faction wils
bring out their candidates, and they will be
men whom thew can nse mona othpr n in
they touch. Let the the friends Of removal!
profit by their example, those
achom you k,'o,c will sustain your cause,
and all will be we'll.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-29

Thanks 10 Col. Wright, of Luzerne, and
our Representative, Mr.. Snyder, the bill
erecting The new county Of Madison has
been defeated in the house of Represents.
live. On Friday the l3lh inst. a molloh
was mode 10 proceed 10 its consideration
which was defeated by vote Of 26 10 49,
On Monday following, another upsuccess'
ful attempt was made, the vote being 20 10
81. Thus has been consigned TO the tomb
OF tie capulels This monster, in the shape
oil new county, conceived in sin, brought
forth in iniquity, and sustained during is
shor' exIs'ence,by treachery and inyfdehiy
LIE. It's authors be long remembered by @
citizens Of Columbia county.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-29
SENATOR S. F. HEADLEY,

With The late term of the Legislature
expires The senatorial duties of Samuel F.
Headley. He procured his election through
deception and false hearted promises, and
his whole course in the senate. has been
that of a treacherous and ungra.elul officer
10 his constituents. In every instance
where they were concerned he has allowed
self 10 control all his actions, without any'
regard 10 their interests, as expressed or
implied. He has opposed removal and ad-
vccaied division-He has opposed such
senatorial and congressional districts, as
were asked Tor by nine-ien,hs Of his consl-
uens-He has opposed and defeated every
local bill that was moi asked for by The Dan'
vile factions or thai was not for The 5enefit of
Berwick viilage-even descending 10 defeat
The erection of election districts, and hills
creating, streams public highways, TO the
passage Of which there was no opposition
from those interested, but were intended
wholly for public benefit. BY these, and
othef s,he has forfeited all the confidence
that was reposed in him, by those who sus-
taned bis elections; and he re,ires liom the
senale,as politically dlsgrsced for his neach
cry. as ever Benedict Arnold was by his
lrailorism 10 The American cause. He will
hereallec be heard Of, and remembered as
poliiicisu, only 10 be Stunned and avoided
as an objeci neither 10 be lasted or touched
Sic transit gloria mundi.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-29
For PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
(Sutject 10 fhe decision of a Nmional
Couueniion.)
PAY THE PRINTER,

We have large sum due us for papers,
advertising and job work, and we would
lake ii as grea, favor if those who owe
il would give us grain aud paper, OF some
thing 10 buy them with. We could make
use of a few bushels Of potatoes. LIE, US
hear from you.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-29


A Proper hveSiigaiioa.-A resolution
authorizing the Governor to employ George
NJ. Dallas and William NJ. Meredith. as
counsel for the of investigation 'lhe Brod
head corrup'ions Of 1910. passed both
houses of the legislature on The last day of
The session. Ia The House, where il origin
a'ed, by large majoity-and in The
Senate by an unanimous vote. With
counsel as able as The gentleman authorized
10 ne employed by this resolution, there
may exist some degree ofprobabilily, that
The deceived and piundered people of Penn
sylvania will now have This matter fully,
impariislly and satisfactorily Investigated
in defiance of conversations IN The In
dian language or arguments ofany soft.
from persons high in political or financial
Office, or any Of their corrupt employees.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

We alluded some days since 20 misunder''A'',
ing which had arisen between the diplomatic agen'I
Great Britain and the Mexican Government; but D'
not deemed it subject of serious consequence ''s
yesterday, when were kindly allowed 10 t,E
an extract of letter received in this city, dated ~"
leo. Sept. goth, and forwarded via Havana " "
British steam ship Severen. II communicates '"o
lowing intelligence Of startling import--N u d."
"Mexico, Sept. 10th, ls4S
p. S.-We regret to inform you that iro" :, A
misunderstanding, which has arisen between ~, a.,
M. Mission and the Government, Mr. Doyle, lIb ~
Charge d'Afaires, has suspended all DIPLOMAT -,
tercourse with Mexico, until he receives lns'ru''
from his Government
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-06

a few days since lhr Globe contained a long
list of appointments said TO be made by lhe Pres
denl, aud proc ed,d 10 assail each OF tbs gen
emen named aud the President for appointing
them. The list was faSTioaiion-but Il an
swered the Globes purpose. In relation TO
lhis subject we find he following in the Phil
adelphia Mercury, Democratic paper;
MR. TYSON.
Judging from the numerous paragraphs on the sui :
ect which We find in the Wing papers, much interest,"
appears 10 be felt by the adherenis Of Mr. Clay, IN
regard to the particular post TO which this gentleman
may be called by the government The wonder 49,
that the public should regard a matter OF course
the employment in IT'S service Of gentleman, VINO,
though young has ready held with distinction,
many important political stations obtained as wei
from the voluntary and fatterng suffrage OF ms TEL
low citizens, the preference II the President OF
the United States. We were not, however, prepared
for the evidence which each succeeding day accu-
mulates Of the itching anxiety for information res
pecng his intentions, entertained 10y his political en-
emes who bow to Harry Of the West. he u
known, therefore, oh enyious tribe Of literary !"
and political gabblers who surround the Forum"
and the " Chronicle, +" and who have often sued,
hat in hand for his endorsement of your characters
Washington, but in yain that the hect OF your lear
aud jealousy is not either applicant for the Post
Office as you allege, the enemy of Mr.. Mont
gomery--that he would not under any circumstances,
accept the station f rendered him, and deems the
present Postmaster abundantly equal to the discharge
Of all lis duties. MIR. Crawford, the head OF the In
dian Department, has not been removed, nor has
Mr. Tyson, Of course, been appointed The conn
dence with which the opposite Of these facts have
been affirmed by Wing scribes shows acquaintance
with the intentions of the President which neither
Mr.. Crawford nor Mr.. Tyson has been SO fortunate
as to attain.
We doubt not that we address men who are inca
pable of approaching his motive, when we further
inform them that Mr. Tyson was offered the Asss-
Ia Postmaster Generalship, and that he could have
taken The station without undergoing the inqulslion
OF the Senate, it is not subject to ITS ratification,
Immediately after the CommiSsary Generalship was
abolished--that the day of his rejection by the
Senate, being in Washington, Mr. Forward, the late
Secretary Of the Treasury, sent a mutual friend TO
him. rendering the post Of lst Auditor of that De
partmeDt-thal the President offered him successive
ly the Coector,hip and the Naval Oficershp OF this
Portland that Mr.. Tyson declined them all. From
these facts the worthless refer to- may be able to
derive additional cause for their malignant crusade
against gentleman whom they hate Tor the qualities
OF his heart ard fear for his talents energy and per-
severance. Trouble not yourselves therefore in re-
gard to his intentions for If his pain you, the
long future, we opne, is pregnant with cause OF cha
grin and modification.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-06
+, ON the NJ Y. aurora and Union.

go. p. Q"ASD TIE GLOBE On the fir-t page Of
this days paper will be found the triumphant answer
OF our Washington correspondent, " O. p. q " to
recent attack in the Globe upon Mr.. Secretary Spen-
GER We have copied the letter from the Madison-
an, where 1t was published being the spot, and
best calculated to neutraze the calculated venom of
the Globe, in It's Washington city circulation. We
regret being compelled TO place able an article on
the first page OF our paper; but the overcrowded
state OF our inner pages has left alternative
We hope its location will prevent of friends
from giving II a careful and candid perusal.
We think the staggering bully of the Globe
whose weapon, like that Of a celebrated quadruped
Is chiefly dangerous on account Of its strong often
sire character, Ito the nose) will discover before he
gets from under the hands Of our correspondent so
+. o." that he has emphatically walked up the
wrong passenger! We have seldom witnessed a
heater hsgellatlon, more deity or skfuy laid on
than that under which the lacerattd shoulders of
poor Blair are now quivering. That osseous indvi-
dual, and The adipose deposit who goes by the
of his partner have too long been suffered to insult
the country by their gross aud lioentous defamation
OF some of the purest patriots and most brilliant in
ieiiects in the land and congratulate all true
friends OF deceDcy and responsibility upon the praise
worthy labors OF our correspondent, who, we as
sure them, will abae the nuisance in the qetest and
most efectua manner