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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-17
THE PARTY MAN

"lti high time that the patry squabbles of per-
sons and parties should give way to the con-
sideration of the interests of the country. Par
ty spirit is the meanest form which low
selfshness can assume. The party man has not even
the merit of being devoted to his principles or his
associates for who does not know how often party
change both in the course of few years' He is
devoted to SELF alone and values his party only be-
il is his. lie point with malignant glee at
the difficulties rival encounters in striving to effect
ends which he has professed himself devoted to- His
love of country is of the kind that could perhaps die
70 attain its object, but could put that object to
cruel death rather than it prosper without him..
This is their temper who would turn the best actions
OF Minister against him. Nothing can be gained
for the country through such agency. 1t is of the
utmost consequence that the young politicians WHO
daily emerging into activity should be trained to
more useful and generous contests to the invesga-
ton of principles, and the love of truth-not the
fatery or abuse of persons-to inquiries how the
State may be best served not to unmeanng halloos
Of up with this party and down with the olhern
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-17

MARCUS MoHToS 1--WE see by the Intelgen-
cer) has been chosen Governor Of Massachu-
sets.
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The first nu nber Of the Army and Navy Chroiclo
has been issued. VIM. O. Force, Of this city. is the
PUBLISHER |be work viii doubtless succeed
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-17

the persons who now Lold pOwp2 Who but
the train bands OF party pretend TO think that,
by a change Of Administration, more good would
be wrought for the nation Suppose, ior IN
stance the President, ousted IN lsil, should Dc
restored, would that be an exchange oil those
who do less good for those who would do mofef
Or suppose the ultra Wings could elect their
leader and carry all bis schemes, is IL certain
lhat the interests of the public would be there
by promoted And even though II were true thai
the ultra Wings or the ultra Locofoeos could car
~ on the Government better if they were iH,does
il follow that the wheels Of Government must be
stopped-tba all the important measures which
have been proposed must be anested-that the
legislation Of Congress on the momentous ques-
lion Of the currency must be put of, in order TO
give some ultra Loco Foco, or some ultra w big,
Chance for place. The ouly interest the Pun
Lie has i TO get measures essential TO the com
mon welfare carried as soon as possible, and in
the mos advantageous form possible, whoever
may offer them
There ha, lately been paraded through the
press au extract from SWIFT, (who was, by the
by, never in high repute among rational men.
as a teacher Of political wisdom,) and it has
been made the text for several filings al those
moderate men, who, We trust, constitute a very
large proportion of every civilized community.
AS an offset, we beg leave TO introduce 10 our
readers the following passage from another
English writer, and which we might appropri-
ately head
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-17
ODD FELLOWS.

Mr.. II. w. THOMPSON presented a memorial
from The Grand Lodge Of Independent Order of
Odd Fellows OF the District OF Columbia, praying
for an act of Incorporation.
From the annual report Of the Grand Lodge Of the
United States, II appears that the eight subordinate
lodges Of this District, (Which are under the iuris
dction OF the Grand Lodge OF the disrict,) during
the year ending on the 30Ih Of June lss2 inclusive
relieved of their own lod es, 1913 visit ny stran-
gers, le; widowed families, brothers buried. + !:
educating orphans, 6. Amount paid for relief Of
brothers OF the District lodges, 296 "a for relief
OF brothers visiting, SIG ~ for relief of widowed
families, s26l II; for burying dead, s245 40.
Anount paid for educating orphans, s45 %. Total
amour, OF relief during the year. 81 ,965 OF. Amount
on hand for future application to the school fund al
l22 10, On hand for future application to general
fund, s2,531 81. To'al amount on hand 81 eco As ]
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-17
tue BANKRUPT LAW.

The SPEAKER called the States for resolutions
commencing with that Of Maine.
Mr.. CLIFFORD submitted r. solution instruct
ing the Committee on the Judiciary 10 report firth
rih, bill to repeal the Bankrupt law approved
August -, lsil. And be moved the . eyious qucs.
ton.
Mr. BRIGGS moved to Law the resolution on the
table wbereupon
Mr. CLIFFORD called for the yeas and nav.
which were ordered.
Mr.. WINTHROP wished to ak whether i, was IN
order TO introduce resolution instr,ictnr the Com
mIttee on The Judiciary to bring 10 bill similar to
the one already before the House
Mr.. CLIFFORD said that the bills were entirely
different one from the other
The SPEAKER overruled the point Of order. and
also remarked that there was ruvteri,l diG,r,rcc
between the two bills.
The question was taken, and the House refused 10
lay The resolution on The table, by vote of-yeas
81 nays 10.
The qucs ion ten REQUIRED on sccond<sr ,be do.
mnnd for the previous question and II was derded in
the a1irmatTe-syrs 81, noes 49,
And on the question, Shall the main question be
now putt w
Mr.. BARNARD called for the yea, and nav,
which were ordered and, being taken, resulted2I
yeas lie, nays SO.
The SPEAKER So IN. House doodc. Tho, A..
main question shall be now put
Mr.. WISE called for the reading of the resolution
md II was read, viz
Resolved, That the Committee on the Judiciary no
Instructed u report forthwith the following bill to
epeal the Bankrupt law
Be enacted bp Tie Serat, and House Reprs,,ria.
tpes n the Unisd States Of 8rnsrioa in Congre. asvp
td, That the act entitled IAN act to establish uni
orm system Of bankruptcy throughout the United
states approved August -, 1871, be aod the same
hereby repealed
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rnE LXcnEarrR.

Mr.. WISE asked leave TO present two memorial.
- ne from Baltimore, and tie other from PhiIsdeI
phia city and county asking Congress. to pass into
law the plan Tor Board Of Exchcquor aud h,
moved that II be referred TO the Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union
Mr. ARNOLD objected to the presentation OF tins
memorial, as he should 10 all Others not in order
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. EVERETT inquired what was the first BUSH
ness m order:
The SPEAKER informed him resolutions from the
several States.
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Two communications were laid before the 5, nate
rom the War Department, in answer to resolutions
IF the Senate in relation TO the progress Of the public
works at Fort Leayenworth, and upon the Upper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-29
SANDS SARSAPARJLLA,
E'AClS III relation 10 important cures effected
Il by the use Of Sands sarsapar!s
From he Netr JerSsv JouruoI d,r,J ~ ISta

HNAIlS III relation 10 important cures effected
u by the use OF Sands Sar~pauls
From he Mem Jersey Journal April % 1913
sANDs's sARsAPARILLA-Ihe letter Of Mr. David ,yb,,
Dead OF tins town. furnishes unoubicd testimony the value Of
This medicine Mr. w great sufferer for many v-a.
A. Is wen known to mo,t Of highly respectable
mainland his statement fully credit The benefit ne
mas derived from the use Of SaHs sirsapara indeed aoni
ing.
EizABErnrowN NV JgRsEY. April II. lsIl
With the heartfelt gratitude would take tin. method nj STAT
ing To YOU land wish world the great beneh,
derived from the of SarSpar which Il could have had
I'VE years ago confidently believe should now be well
man have been afflicted with for uuyans
OF twenty YEAR, which has spread FROM that time nm
TO within some Two three have been
much more rapid within the last five years. that period
nave made ~" OF various remedies but all failed About
I'VE years myself under treatment the celebrated
Dr. Dawson Of Albany, remaining with hun being i
uucei 70 do 10 by h waTratns eft when
went in1Snuei a vet had when went part nne
but returned without any From that months
have used various advertised medicines which promised cures but
without avail year upper Jaw upper teeth
Were lnTey gone which almost taking what
Tie food months AGO
commenced taking your invaluable Saaprl the
eee To restore my appetite las stopped hc cancer
which now healing fast and general health better than
has been In several and has the mean.
OF oiongng my life until and will under
"ods blessing, einTe entirely benefit of
Others wish YOU 10 make tI public and glad 10 have
any afflicted IN similar upon IN Eizabehovn
IN "faer 10 witness tie Truth OF the foregoing
ing 10 other instances where highly successful Uo
also mention that have subject attacks or winch
has entirely ieit me ours with esteem
DAVID NuTTYUEA
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TRIMS SYSTEMATICALLY Cny Subscribers 81 90 per wear
and for shorter period when by mail sIo-payab In
oil cases, in advance.
ADvrRrisisofor heen lines nSrrton rs cents
two insertions 81 ie three insertions 81 every
ing insertion, u cents.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance
The number OF insertions of Advertisements on the
Ms they will be be- stopped and
ed accordingly Or Orders To stop also be writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 lines and In that
for advertisements of greater enst and $40 for ~
ine' except Aueuoneers and Lottery dealers who ar, charged
800. paper ineludcdl
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hrs'Rs SANDS s'SsAr'RriLAo oil the diseases which
human frame Is subject frequent or more distress.
ng man eutancous disorders ScTofuo diseases
and ie salt rheum and similar affections from pa
rents TO children through successive generations These
feos not only exceedingly troublesome
selves but have hitherto been ncurabc
OF treatment lis true, have been found alleviate seemingly
partial cure and with violence
therefore, prepared TO subject the SarSapau
u 10 severe scrutiny We have carefully
claims OF the PROJECTORS and
ents IN" shcaey oie Sarsapaa pearcdby Mers Sands
N " proved by satisfactory respectable
auIhoies Hcones recommended hy authority and
cases recorded in which radical cure Of pa
uents who have suffered for without
cry The medicine prepared by elaborate process
by winch the curative properties Of the Saapaua
ana hNed and these then strengthened
mixture with other efficient remedies The discovery
ed by thousands IN all the large cities o the Union.
Sands S1rsapara viii also permanently cure
eases having te origin IN impure the blood and dcIa
we'd condition Of the general
~ us various forms, rheumatism obstinate erpons
holch's biIes' pinpes pusues
eyes rngworm or tcer scad head pain
the bones ana Joints stubborn ulcers yph symptoms,
hg from an iudcious use OF mercury, arrangements
and other similar complaints.
The public requested IN remember lint II s,nl.
sarapaula that las and constantly achieving such remarkable
cures OF the most difficult class which the human
frame subject and ASK for san satapar and take no other
Prepared and sold wholesale eNportation by
A. H. Sands 60, No ga Broadway Granite Buidnrs corner
OF Chambers street New York and by Druggists generally
out the United States Price 81 per for 81
NOrE-he may seen by calling n our
store, No ga Broadway
ALEXANDER DUVAL A. CO.
Agents by special appointment for the PROJECTORS Richmond
aud vicinity 4-dnGciaf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-29
DAVID WHITEHEAD.


"ENTLEaEN-AHhough be considered
To add another proof 10 The justly deserved celebrity your nvaI
liable PREPARATIONS Of Sarslpaa my fellow
men, ieel bound o proclaim the help
less cripple with disease eXtTemties which spread
over the legs nsep and feet distressing much rs render
iie almost miserable am quite
the use OF your SaTsapana For years unable wear
shoe and the right foot and very swollen
which a times discharged " t
violent itching and burning deprive nv of all rest
gave up in despair and supposed ampuaon necessary
but hearing OF great made Saapara. resolved
make another effort regain my hea-anI now under the
blessing Of kind Providence say an well With
feelings OF gratitude hankGrss To the gver of an
good, for thus blessing the means
JAMES MCCONNELL. No 400 Greenwich 81
Tins io certify that T. james Mcconnell eH
mbed is foot aud leg and stated BY eleven bot
ties Of sans sarsapar perfect With
feelings OF the wanesi Mess being in
sunenial under Divine Providence. curing hun
healii requests me- 10 give this certificate. RO. JONES
Alderman 9Th Ward OF City Of New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-29
FOR RENT,

TUN
~ Mr.. Pollock's three story brick Dwelling
LIZ House with LOT and attached on l. street near
the residences Of " Mills Esd James r. Heath. ESD Conway
hnson. Esd Possession gwen June Property good r.
pair Refer 70 Samuel Reeve Esq ma 93-f
~ FOR RENT-1hc dwelling at the upper
RlA end occupied By Read Esq
and adjoining the residence OF Richd VI. Crump.
in CAPERTON 4 CRUMP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-29

~ THE MANSION HOUSE FOR RENT.
sA Tins and well established boarding house present
The occupancy of Mr. William Hewlett loca
ton of tins House beng almost the of strong
accommodation its favor Some occupants
done fine business and there doubt
pant VIII Keep really good house, good profitable
sin lie done There little doubt OF board
be obtained te house opened
be had the LIT day Of October Apply Judah NV
eTs l. Co or au DAVID BURLINGTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-29

DHIWE HACON.-SO hbis Western Sides superior qua ty
Is bids wcSiern Shoulders superior quality
~ Barrels Jolcs--For sale by
aus WILLIAMS 4 HAXAIL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-29
VOLUME 30. NUMBER 50.
From the Petersburg Repu5liean.
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.

nN heaven we are not where some people thought u.s.
oui here at our post ready catch this ball at its first
jump Read this "Cncular" fellowcitizens read every
word OF IT. we shall upon freely bu, we hone
with as much moderation Outrageous proposition will
allow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-29
SECOND sUPPLY or
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.


TENE subscribers have received by road aud steamboat
rect from New York, variety and desirable Goods ~
the latest mporaions from England aud France purchased
the cash and offered unusually prices by Wholesale
retail They part. follows
Rich striped. plaid and other figured roui de Soi
foul1rd, rekn Ashhurton and Gacc silks
BallouncS Batornc Muslns and Lawns
Painted Musins, J1conets. and Linen Lawns
super French Pants, Ghrpms and Canibucs
Ladies Revere borered, hemstce and plain Cambria
handkerchief
Rich ombc striped plaid embroidered srar shaws and
Cardinals figured anil open work
Shk Ffures. Bonnet cap hat neck and other Rihhands
Ladies silk, do cotton ami Lisle thread iiofs
French worked Capes Collars, Dmty and sin
Size and thread Iaces, Eiriugs AMI lnscitugs
Cauhric AMI Muslin do do
Ladies' nett embroidered and PLAIN Gloves and M.us
Ladies and gcnlcmcns KID islc thread AMI do
IRISH Linens Lawns Linen Cambfics and Diaper
Table DaHask, Dntvi. Table Cloths ant Napkins
Towels Bird Eye Diaper irish Sheenrs and Pillow Css. Linen
Habit and Furniture Diuuy and GAS Cloth
Plain and figured Swiss Muslns, Jacnuets
Gentcmons spItllfeh PonRre mi Haniaunl HING
Super wool black Clnihs Casaucrcs AMI Clsirnersts
Fancy Cassimercs, Plain and ribbed Gnmhroons
Cape Canhes Alpaca Lustrc', and cod Drnngs
With choice assortment Staple Goods AMI Douccs
viii be found cheapat
VALENTINE, BREEDEN a co.'s.
miia Sweet slockoe hin
DHINtE HACON.-SO hbds Western Sides superior quality
- rs hhds Western Shoulders superior qualify
n.rr Lob
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For RENT.

TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT
~ The spacious Factory on 10th street.
LIZ known Barclays Factory the appurcuances re-
CURED fortic NJ Tobacco extensive sca
for cent fottcrms which exceedingly npcratc enquire
ju 1S-u PFAkE JONES & WINSTON
"a FOR RENT-The house Immediately OPP
LII poc The Ruins Of the Eagle Hotel formerly occupan
cy the Subscribers Shoe desirable stand
business AMI early application bc made
Apply J. T.. WATKINS s 60. or to
jus GEORGE W. TOIER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-29
ROBERT MOTT,
House, Sign Painter and CInz,c,

NcIt door 10 the ErohaHge Bank Richmond pTrgfria,
AZ received further supply Of Paints CopeI an! other
Nafnisha with Painters Brushes blenders An a.-nu
eni OF French and American Window sizes from 1IO 10
SuSEo inches all OF which he DESTROYS up the
B-A large supply of Soap Stone Paint for sale low a su
Peros paint for Tin shingIed Roofs. r. n
de ~ Az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-20
Priss vws Cents.
CITY IntelIlRenca-

DEATH FROM BEING RUN ovER-The Coroner held
an inquest yesterday at the Bellevue Hospital on
the body OF an Irlshman, named VIM. McKelIum
about 30 years old, who was run over yesterday NOR
ming about o'clock by the train of cars coming
from Wiamsbridge, near the corner of Twenty
ninth street and Fourth Avenue. He had been
carng sod ia the morning and had left his horse
and cart standing near the railroad track while he
went into porter house. Hearing the cars coming
he attempted to the track and quiet the horse
but was run over by the cars in making the attempt
He was considerably mangled and taken imme-
dately to the City Hospital, but before he could be
addressed he died. The jury returned veidict in
accordance with the facts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-20
General Sessions.

Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen Purdy and
Leonard
APRIL l9.-AssAULr AND Battery wITHA FELoNrous
lNrLNT-Ths occupied the attention Of the ell
day. The jury retired at O'clock and late hour In
the evening had net agreed. Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-20
Musical.

10 THE EDITOR THE HERALD
and several of my friends were al Mr.. H. c.
Ilmms Concert, at the Apollo Saloon Last Tues day
cannot !orbear to express NJ opinion publicly In
regard to Mr., Henry Reicbard new piano, who has
indeed lmmortallsed himself by this invention. and
think all present were of the same opinion IL
combines the strength of the organ with the sweet
hess OF the piano. Its outward construction ia
rich treat--still think that Mr. Timn did not dis
play the full powers of the piano, probably not be-
ing used to the instrument. But his next Concert
will, am sure fully repay this. lam told that Mr. H.
keIchard Is first rate rate tuner and piano manu-
acturer, and any body that wishes to secnrc good
instrument, may do so by calling at his E. Glory No.
25l East Broadway Patronise him-he des. rves it.
A SuRsCR,Prp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-20

RIGHTS OF WOMEN The Legislature Of Mary
land, have passed law enabling married women.
after coverture, to hold in their RICH, real pro-
perry or slaves, ormoney of their own earning. to
the amount of one thousand dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-20

CONVICTED OF MANsLAUeHrER Louis Bourgeois,
indicted at the Albany Circuit for the murder of
James Kennedy on board canal boat at Water.
vliet, has been found guilty OF manslaughter in the
third degree, and sent to the state prison for tour
years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-20

PAsTrME IN New ORLEANS Fighting duels. The
last was between La Sere, Sheriff of the Parish
Court, and osseaud, Mayors Clerk Weapons
small swords. Ross-aud was slightly wounded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-20
Court Calendar.

SUPERIOR CoUnr Nos. 81 49, II, a. a. Al, o. s5 o.
81 ST. 49, s., 49, a. 49, 49, H. 49, TO- %, a. 49, 81 w. 0s
80, AZ, 81. 40. .'
Common PLEAa-Nos 40, A. a., 49, lO4 a, as A. 49,,
49, l02.
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Te the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub-
shed every day Of the year excep New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor 81 10 per an
nrm-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD published every Saturday
nomirgprice st cents per copy, or s. II per annum
hostages paid-cnsh in advance. t.a q
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst Hhas the largest circulation Of any paper in this city
the wo,i1 and is therefore the best channel business
N. city OF country. Prices moderate-cash in 3D.
vance.
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRopRrEroR THE HERALD EsTABBfsHnrNr,
North vyes. Of Fulton and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-20

MELANCHOLY DEATH OF Mrs. SHELTON We take
the following announcement of the death of Mrs
Shelton, wife of the late President of the Brandon
Bank, who recently drowned himself, from the
Vicksburg Sentinel of the 4th instant:-
1t is our painful duty to the sudden death
of Mrs Shelton. She had suffered the most acute
mental torment from the moment she was Informed
of the melancholy end of her husband, and she
never permitted TO be alone. Her physical organi-
ton sunk under the moral torture, and she expired
in spasms on Sunday last. II is long before the
blight of hopes and happiness, the black and bloody
path OF the "credlt system"-shall have disappeared
forever. Would to Sod that its obituary could be
written butso long as the organized money power
of England has the means Of purchasing the minds
of such yenal orators Volney Howard, of corrupt
presses, and OF procaImlpg the morality OF paying
public debts--so long will the trail Of the ser
pent" be overthe flowers OF all that pure and love-
ly in humanity.
AnrorpNpn The pennsv lvania Iecsla ture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-20

Cool. weather in this city.
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE GOVERNOR. Arm. .
cou,, - ,hn c;,v of Rroo u r e
odore Eames, term expired
APRIL l3.-MILTrARY NoMINATIoNs-Edwin Rose,
Of Blnghamp,on, brigade Inspector 33d brigade in
tantry, vice Felix Downing, resigned. A. Kirltzpg
Post, New York, brigade Inspector 10th brigade in.
tantry, vice John McVlcar jr., resigned. Edward
Hartman, New York, brigade inspector Of the 45th
brigade OF infantry, vice VIM. Moore, resigned.
John McEwen, Of Albany, brigade inspector Of the
Henry Sanford, Of Blenheim, brigade Inspector 2sth
brigade of infantry, vice Peter l. Borst, resigned.
CASTOR g. Curtiss, Of Hastings, brigade Inspector of
the 9th brigade of rlfemen, vice VIM. F. Allen, re-
signed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-20

AGnr Nkvr. WANIeU-Ua- OF Two o.kss waited,
22t that will carry from $50 tons, for which eouofy
Gs OF good mprot ed city property will be sIchan,e cd
The boats must be sound and in perfect order address
Bage,' % this ofhee, stating and full parensr wsh
will be regularly attended to. m"~'m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-20

ApJoURNED.--Th Pennsylvania Legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-20

NuEAIulNG PAPhH--20 bales OF very superior quaint
W suitable for roofs OF houses bottoms for NV
MIC X COLLINS co. 50. South A.,