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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
L1RE INSURANCE at the lowest rates by the
Hartford Fire Insurance incorporated 1916
Charter peri'etual.)
This long established and we'll known Institution having
been in active operation upwards Of thirty Yeas continues TO
Houses Furniture Stores Merchandise and de-
scrpton of property agains, loss or damage by FIRE the
favorable terms. JOHN NELSON, Jr: Agent,
ie2O 3n 55 Wall street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

{TARM SALTWATER BATHS!-At Fulton
w Feuy. Brooklyn. Open for Ladies, and Gentlemen
ltoml " until IoP VI; Also, c9mmodious Swimming
n, and for Gentlemen al all other times. Also, Warm.
Cold and Trpd Shower Baths; and Medcaed Vapot Baths
be- had by Ladies and Gentlemen all times. Warm
Bah 2j cents tickets 81 90 tickets S. Cold Bath "!
cents Medcaied Vap0r Bath 50 ~ b. A soap
vide! with which tie BE- ceased w. with rain
y,,., Iyns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROTON Wa
TERRIFIC public are respectfully invited 10 examine the
article manufactured by the subscriber The superiority Of
India Rubber hose is already we'll known and while he does
uy equal aud 10 bear the Of the Croon Water It
much than the generality OF this kind OF hose aud
sold al low prices. a far discount made Plumbers
C.. L. ROSS. l2i Maiden Lane,
je1H wren Pearl and Waer-streets
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

MRS WILLIS, lady Of Iniornatlon Of iOfnre
1F aud what has passed learned in astroogy and
tronomy gives ladies' private lectures this science at her
rooms Elizabeth 10 doors Houston and Eleecke
and has constantly hand and cancer save and
TIE a-Ges aud any of her medicines purchased
-ivp <.infpru tinug jel9 n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

CORPORATION NOTICE.-ENGINE-HO
" SEES TO LET-Proposals viii be received at this office
until the of July renting the following buildings
formerly occupied Engine Houses for 10 months TO May
Isl Gi that lately occupied by Engine No. TO- on the
OF irsreet and Bowery: also, No ~ IN William
street Duane-Steet; a.o ChIystie-seet near
Stanton ALSO No. 81 on Christopher near Hudson-street;
also No 81. on Delancey Aensreet ALSO No Doy-
ALFRED A. SMITH, Comruolle- :.
Comptroller, Office,
8 Hall OF Records, June pod. 1873 je23 3t1yl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
~ removed from No o. John No. &c, Nassau ST.
with }. X Goodman. where he receiving his Spring and
Summer goods which he vii make up order in fshonab!s
STYLE (SutS furnished twelve hours notice Having greatly
reduced his ia will be cgabl.d TO sell at reduced
prices and liz nlctS the iavor OF his friends and the public
to whom he feels grateful for the liberal patronage he has here
oiore received. His good article runcuay IN
filling orders low nrccs and cash on delivery #.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

Address-RCHMoND, VIRGINIA.
The above referred Circular TO be had al this office,
grafs. ie2i iGWH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

TIKE IEAIkEKN 4 FIRE-W UtkS
E0R EXHIBITIONS AND RETAILING-of
i every description aud in any Guantty-or sale the
most reasonable terms by GAS,NER s YOUNG
e23tjyi l32 Chatham-st opposite Chatham Theatre.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30
cantinn.-rhe Tr.r.Inc Public arr c,n;i

Orders must be accompanied by the CASH aud addre ised
~ 10 GREELEY < McELRATI. Ney.Y orL.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

REFINED SUOAN.
. i. e a. STUART offer for sale the various
H. qualities OF their Refined Sugars quantities Of FIVE
packages aud upwards AT the following CASH PRICES:
STANDARD Double Loaf Sugar, II cents per ponnd
Ground Ut -
F.yra Double Loaf Sugar, l2
Crushed II
% Ground I2
The packed follows without charge for package:
Double Loaf Sugar, boxes about 300 pounds.
Crushed Sugar, in barrels 200 pounds
Ground Sugar, i'll barrels 80 pounds
Apply the Refinery, No. 29J Greenwich corner o ham
bers.stet Orders of the city be accompanied by
rom;tfauc- jel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
From the Frederick Herdla,
OBfTEARYg

Departed this life # Acadia, near FIeilerluk, MIDI
theresldeaee Of her father GrifHh Taylor, ESQ oil
Friday il Passsnweek. Miss VTnGsN1A TArL0n.
aged 6 years.
III the severe Bereavement with which Providence
visited this family, there is much 70 copsdle and as
snsge their griefs. Miss Ta5I lori daring severe
Illness of several months eyinced basifnce, par
tleMlafIs ia the lster part of the most edfynp and
hefoic kind-to sustain her 10 the eniih ali6se Dis
POSITIONS she solicited earnestly tie sasrameutz OF
the Church Of mhieh she had been las well al her
parenisJ but few years n1enher-her request be-
ing complied with, she reeeisedthe Holy C0mmn-
uion and Extreme Unction. with lively faith IN
their salutary effects and from that time resigned
herself more especially to the dislae will 10 The
family her beloved parents particularly she spoke
OF death with IS much eompostlre ss df ordinary
maters-rceofnpe to an, the importance Of
beahs prepared for lie awful sumfatans, sad sagr
geSted the means IF doing this eeetaslly.a Rarely
have we witAessed deMh so edifYigg Her NOR
tai remains were followed to ST. Jplins Ch1reh, N
Frederick, by very large and espfetstls 1uipesr
Of The citizens, on Palm Sunday IN The Eyepilg,
where The funeral service persormSa by the
Rev. MIR. McEiRax. and g. discourse p TIE sane
addressed 70 one Of the largest eoueE ever
assembled in that Church. From the lauren 2
procession vas formed 10 the esmesFy otlhe ola
Church, where The corpse wa Inferred MAJ No
resi- IN peace Amen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27

Wigs rasher than lose lie Bill entirely, gave
retneiant consent % It's introduction, Al the
next session ihat clause was repealed. and The
DlslIihuliun Law stripped Of all Gigs or impsdi-
Tnenis. which woald rEeyeng us free and FUN
exefcise, bat SIR. Tyler inlerpesed his veto and
lhwafleA consFsss N this measure. g
The rapid and al mang Increase of executive
power, and he NEAR proposition Ieslficting il,
Rere ably and sleQaea.ly meaisd 81 aed COM
yierionc l the necessity " iimnalcn'Sf The veto
power. re heleSe. was fastened upon every
Unprecedented mad A noTe flushed, eancln-
slye, irresistible aIgemsn; upon any subject, we
have never listeneafto.
Ia conclusion. MF Clay madelan eloquent APP
peal 10 the Wings % stand tirm IN detenee Of
their pfin ipses, and declare Cd his sincere aud M
wayeIing confidence ii the success Ct those
principles 10 lhe approaching contest Aud as
thar palfioi voice Which has last none Of its rich
fulpess and sweet melody sn1 TIA, has 50 ctteR
rallied The dropping spirits e his despondihg
c2fnfaass, and HeTXed l6sif arms 70 deeds nf daF-
M vaioT--leu upon the ear. ii seHl Al thrill Of
1eS and ho9e lhroqgh eyefy breast, and awaken
"a IN each heart ntp hopes and new resolves fer
the fuiufe Each Wig Backed Cd b. asmor
closer ard felt his stEergih re-inyigpfaisd, and
his eanGdence iA lae justice and success q The
cause ID which. DE; batisd, gFeslly inefeased1--
May the same Split animate eur friends eyefy
where, and may cahlihned, unInlerrupled health
and harpiResS De y5ucbkafed 70 The gallant chief,
upon rhrm the hfPes Dc Wings ef Amsrea aTe
now ceniered nail the consummatie1 pf that
victory, which viii asspredy creAn The etortsoi
the Whig party irlisii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
Az OLD cnukcH nENoyArED.

< The old Protestant Episcopal Church in Shep.
aetdsiown has been rebuilt dnking lhe past year,
and is now a neat and pleasant eaiice, with
bell and town clock On ils s,seple--lhe clock
present, We believe. from ar. Rein d. Shep,
herd. The pews are large and comfortable, aud
the pulp. alain bat Hastily arranged A choir
recently associated are eullivaling church music
with a cemmendabls zeal, and. viii .6ae- toned
orgaA, add much 10 The grandeur and solsmniit
0f The worship. rs MI
The Church is nov under charge or HE Rev.
/ Mr.. ASDsEws. as Rector geS1tleman whose
devotion ana fidelity 10 his ttus, have already
awakened a new interest in the commuqisy win
which be il Iaboring,
We were gra16ea 10 hear. on Sunday last, a
sound and practical sermon -ffom he Rev. Mr.
sHiSDLEn--a son cfouFezeeIlenl DID friend Mr.
confad shindler-and wsRrf equally grslidsd
+ro learn that the regular Psslpr isSmskiug him
telf highly acceptable and useful d bis eoDgre-
galioa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
THE TARTFF.


Some dious politicians are endetvstine 10 mi s
lead the unsupectirg, BY asserting DAG The Ameri-
can Tariff has esused retaliation oh The part d
Great Britains and that thereby our bFeal-s,us Az
denied admission iuio ihe British ports Nov, everY
man WHO KNOWS any hing The state Of our ofeirh
trade, knows thst American Flour has d uays only
been admit,rd when there was such > scarcity ID
Esgland as 10 run the price Of wheat npa certain
amount But, since the passage Of oaf last Tariff
bill. a modification Of The English GothSl@ws hss
been agitatdd. and IS daily gaining grqhnd-and i,
isnot II all improbable the high dutic heretofore
faid on American productions may be greatly rel
dueed 81
The practice noS Is, for the British Colonies To
send or their nqtirs Wheat and ptrclAst The Amer
lean Tor their own rse Of our erap Of is4i, Se
exported 10 England eos, 50 barrels Of Flour, and
II9, $50 bushels Of Wheat 70 the British West In
dies $40 46S barrels Of Flour, and S. bushels ii
Wheat; tolthe British American Celoiies s77. sos
barrels Of Flour and COS. $50 bushels Il Wheat
But even ID the greatest scarcity ii England, fin
which event only will she admit cur FIddrs We nee
er sent over 400 900 barrels; uhuts isifsg pros
peroas state Of our home manufactured ia single
year large manufacturing concern 4 The North
ussdup, for sizing, ens hHnded1ds,isdd barrels u
Fistr. A home market is our true poliy--a mar
ket that will NOT depend or The whir1s our ri vs
sbroad sndons shst viii secure an iade endeal aaa
prosperous employment for ,hcusands and tens If
thousands q our own people.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
ARRIVAL OF TIE BRITANNIA.

By ihrst nship Barr i Nj AZ y fsch II.
rived atBoston. Cd. .Ila 18th. ~ kavn nv.
erpool dates downllo lhs 4lh Instant INA
Lone testhe evening a he 8
CommQdofe Dam R6RrEH who has
for some years pas beess chasfs d JAf.
fares At Gonsian,i6opfeAd died Ii Il pIaee
an the Sd OF Marct. ~
The steamer GRElTi IN RsrERit aTfived
Il Liverpool On the lst mSlapt The ID.
.selligencs carried out By her. including
the inal proceedings Of Congress. excited
some attention. and especially he Mes.
sage 81 President TYLga on the .subiactog
the Right Of Search and Eisitations-
This message was made the subject ofin.
.qaiFg in The House Of Commons On The
81 instant by Lord loHN RussnLL. d
I which Sit RoBERT PgsL replieS That he1
had received a copy 81 the Nisssaee, 6
well al the con4nunicstioa Of Mr. RB.
sTER, and that be would layIlHenl beFcFe
the House The GoserbHsg al haa moi
given any Instructions to Lord iAsHBuR-
ToN that modified Lord Aberdeen,s des.
patch Of December. 1871; 10 sts princi.
Plies they wete determinedto adhere.
The longse expected debales1oRghe Ash
burton treaty came oa 40. Me House. 81
Commons on the 2Ist Of Marsh, Lord
PALNIERsToNmade a lGng and'aSle speech,
to which Sir RoBERT pEEL made airium,
plant reply. MIR. Macaulay and Others
followed, until the dlscussien was pre-
maturely ended on tile second day Tor
want 81 a qqordm. The Liverpool Times
says, that, Notwithstanding the ability
with which il was marked. il fell lifaless
on the House aud. the country.
The Britannia brought 10 this country
a large arno,lnt Of specie, stated At The
valueIof g2I3, 600, besides several boxes
OF goId and silver, the amount OF which is
nofspecited.
Business had-somewha revived in the
manufacturing districts of EnslPnd. !.
ROBERT ISoUTHEY the poet laureate
of England. died % the 2lst Of March.
He left a.property Of ebout. $50. COOS
Tie rati6ca.ions OF a. convention 5e :
tween GJeat Britain and France, for the.
mutual snrfender Of criminals and fugi,
tives from Justice, were exchanged in
Londdn on The 18th uflimo.
intelligence from Florence announces
ihe death % Nine. YILLRNEuvE.. sister
Of the QuEEN oFSWedfn, andsof the wife
Of JOSEPH BoNApART'E, after painful i'll
ness of several months
In the House Of Lords. March 2lststhe
Dgke Of WELLrN sroN. Ia. reply "a Lord
BEAUMONT. said that it was The intention
of the Government TO bring I'M a bill 10
give effect 10 The act Of the Canadian Leg
stature with respect to the Introduction
Of American grain, though Canada, at
fixed duty ofthree shlllines; aud into the
mot her country as colonial produce,
or. Webster The New York Tribune
says: Mr., Webster has gone 10 Marsh
field. II appears 10 be generally under,
stood that be will not return 70 Washing
ton as a Secretary Of the States but
that his resignation is already in the
hands ofthe President. The late chan
ges ia the. Custom house strengthen this
opinion.
1Erssacbusetts Congressional Districts.
The FIRST Monday in June has been fixed
/ BY the Governor Of Massachusetts,. for ano-
Their trial 10 elect members Of Congress in
1those districts where vacancies exists.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
THE NATInNAL nERr.

Ia answer 10 the Loco Focn ira l.tis- si--L. r.
fr----~- " fIs sNaiionai Debt LEI IL be borne in
mind that Var Barren. finding he was 10 go out
Of Office, postponed appropriation, nads b. his own
Congress, uphill after tie Wings came into power.
These appropriations amounted to about t,cslrs
millions Besides this amount, there were sums
due the Navy Peasion Fund--to indian tribes
to Post Once and 1oiher con,ractors- land 10 the
Maine, Geofgia Fad Florida militia for services
rendered. These last Items, Eilh he Treasury
notes outst4ndingi made ireI5e millions more
and The whole amounted to more than TWENTY
-FOUR MILLIONS, This is clearly sci forth in
report made BY Mr.. Merriwethef Of Georgia,
chairman If the iCommittee on Public. Expendi-
laTes-and Mr. NJ. challenged contradiction Of
the siaemegi, iferroneops NH suth contrasdc-
lion has BEEN attempted 10 Congress. where The
documents we're at hand-and yet Y stump poll
iician will have she eiI'fonlery, now and then, ID
say that the Wings have run up the public debt
from fire to itceniy.ivs millions Of doiIa,s,
Yes, the Wings had the courage ID assume the
debt which their predecessors had dsdges. and
this honesty was.a little zoo much for The Locos
They have endeaYored to persert The facts, bui
the documents STARE them id lie face. and defy
contradiction.
The hscal year has been changed, and the
Wing Congress which closed on The 4th ofMarch
appropriated forthe six months ending 3o.hJune
next, and 70: year ahead, ahodt twenty four
millions, being al the rate Of only sirtsen mid
lions a year--about one-balf Of the anonnt re-.
CURED under The Var Buren, Administrator.
Who can Justly say, then, that the Wings did
not, as far As John Tgier's ifeachefylwould peri
nit them, redeem their promises Of Reform and
Economy; :,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
THE MARKETS.
orFIcE % rHE BaALrImoRe AMERIeANt D

= ~ II -, y Aszi'Afs ,
CATTLE. -There were only Il4head of Beef
Cattle offered for sale. ibis morning, bfg which
lo2I wefe sold al. prices ranging from ~ so q
So per 100 lbs. or the hoof, which is equal 10 vs.
s5,75net, as in quality. e
FLOUR We note sales Of Two or three
hundred barrels Of Howard slreeI Flour DC good
mixed brands from store to-day al S4,lHa, which
IS a slishl decline. Some holders araofferibg 10.
selrat The same price now, while others conAn-
ue 70 ask S4325 There is no fixed receipt price
Sales Of Rye Flour at S2s75.
GRA4N.-There is no change 10 lhe price o.
Wheat A few lots Of common 10 fair Nd, reds
were sold to-day ATS a 92cts. and one parcel
OF prime at 50 cts.-Sales Of yellowx Corn 81 So
cts. and Of white at SO SO cts.i A Sale pf Fast
ern shore Of Md Rye on Saturday at As cts.
Sales Of Md Oats al 81 a % cts. 1<sE III.
sPROVISIONs.--Th demandEfor Bacon con
tinues good. enote sale Of $50 Keatucky
Hams today at cents full,
WHISKEY--Continues very scarce and the
price has advanced. Hhds. sell readily al 81
cts. and bbls at 22a a 80 cts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27

Mr.. clay's speseli az LsxIngto1,. l<entuslsy.
The Lexinslon Inleslirsnrer publishes short
abstract Of The speech Or Mr. Clay Il Lexington,
tKy.l cn the ION ins,. Ehieh te copy The
speech hasioa be1n delivered entirely extern
pore, np full reporsIof il can Be giveh.. I,must
have beer, accOrdspe 10 ali accotnts. one Of the
mosi effective aud kIxouens speeches ever dsiiy.
cred by ths great EEsnluckiau. The assemblat e
or ihs occasion Of The address was one Of the
largest which haveever esskeIed ID he Court
yard u Lexington. lhe prSpis hsyins.teea drawn
from far and mead By he desire " bearing n,
speech.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
ALEXANDRIA, April 90, f843

AHA ANDftAf = pm <Sf 4f241
FKOUR-Tbe MARKETS less active. Wagon
price SO, 8T1 for common brands "a Rer extra,
Sales from stores since our last Of 400 barrels
at s4yl2, and 200a 800 barrels at SIS Is
GRAIN--Sales of four cargoes white. Corn
at SO cents; one cargo yellow toNbe aken from
a landing on the Potomac al 48 cents, equal 10
50 cents here. Sales Of. one cargo red wheat at
rs cents, for Inferior, and SIS cents foF good -
Sales Of White Beans at "a cents
FISH-T The market is well supplied with
Shad. Psice IS, 50a Sc per hundred Herring
are moi SO plenty, and are selling at 50 25aS2 rs
persthousand. The weathernow being fine, we
may ia i day or two, expect large supplies and
lower Prices Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
FRIfIIT -lTONnTE.

sCTs See The qualifications Of yulers IN ano-
ther-cSlumnl Intreference 10 what Is commonly
called Pocket Deeds" the Commissioners are
NOT authorized toilet any one vole upon Them,
unless he can sh bw saeh,a payment IS would
entitle him, ID a Court Of Chancerys ID enforce a
title II will bsfeasyfo any one claiming to
vote ia such dase, 10 produce his redeiptor other
evidence efpaymeut.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
a c3Mslox SENSE vInwl


RoErkz Born. ESQ candidate forlt6eIf.esis.
iR1uFsna Rasssseceunty, lakes Flaih cd8mOn
sense sle~.os he qaeyuons Il issue whiEA arc
nov llpPqIaantlo all classes of people, bis re-
marks IN rsfefenee 10 HE Land Find lis geiec-
wen of which reqpireiI saxslfon. IA aat aseoun,.
and six weeks labor ii $1,000 sav losossS.g ID
vacuum are 50 insksad foFcibFe shat III sake
pleasure ID traksaF me thsm Mt b. sgxs.
I'll IS peeuiafiy pferer hal vsrkiaia. Mo
gave The largest part ~ the Public Lands. should
when TIE money arising from tlie sales Is Is be
nor rgslbfe Il 10 She General Govern aSSai bat
leaves j Idle in tie Bank But If il Il nncon-
stiiulisqa. iaF rs 70 taks this money, sRsa he
same pfineipIe line dominant party. Ii !thsy nc
enly eb0tn1ed il power, ATE equally Sound Ia
restore 10 the Ge6eral Government ahe money
which was dsiri4piFd hy The act of 1895 OF
that mcneyywhioh was mainly lhe pfsnPsds oi
the sales Of The Public Lands, Viieiaa; received
more than a MILLION and a half &c dolfefs, Are
gae prepafed'to W taxed - that immeass ahebnt,
fdr the pufpose Of fepaying it' Snrelygwe are
MT. Aud vet DO feasonieaa he asSigne,fger NOT
yseeirings which does not apply viii dhs same
f6lee, 10 aver q rtfsyiags Il IS loH eltnr lnen
for denial that We are unnecessarily taxed to
he extent q ehis s37,0oosn sa
Yes, vlrriafH rEceised tarte inssallnesss under
JAekson's Distribution Law, amounting ii AL 10
s2, los. 1877 80 And yet, The modern 5tsocrats,
who assume ssainfy chastity, preleni lhat s37.-
900 will corrupt The people Of virgfnfa, simply
because il Il offered under mir. clays sthems Of
Distribution Faush
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27


The Globe end Isaac Hill The Ma3iseuian. Al
MONDAY cbngsins an article si1 cblnmns Ions
signed Isaac Hill, and ID reply 70 attacks upon
shalindividual which appeared in The Ncolumn,
Of The Globe Abiding Particularly % M ma,
Isaac says:
"While in state Of peuIufyhere wb;Ia
obliged 10 rely on The sens,os,tv Of REM.
upon>this ground for your ds;Iv s.hs;sI
|tence, the Globe stood g. gnrs,s-5 49, :.
stand, as the true repressntai;vs - ~ =
Democracy; since It's annual Moons f, ~
the public printing has Z exceeded oas ~ ~.
drea thousand dollars. aud ths lsrsess MI 81
has been clear Proils. The begkar ID horse
back has assumed airs. 10 the namslol he
Democracy. WHICH oaiy Needle seen 10
be faihemed. and when fuI:YIu1 derstood.
viii be 40 equal object Of deiesialioa and
abhoffence. AS The worst Hartford Conven-
ton Federalism H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
Died.

III SfepherdstawD, on the 9Th uisa of pro-
lracted disease 81 something like years conlin
nance, Miss MONICA Busy, aged about so years
The deceased was formerly Of Montgomery co J,
Md, and had been for many yeats an exempla
nv member of the Methodist Episcopal Church..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27

Gov. Porter is likely 10 have 4 rissl 10
fhe gardening business in Gov. Mou,on.
If Louisiana. who has recently patdoned
eleven Peniieniiary consiets 6esides a
lolorious counterieiter. who was senien-
ted 10 the Stale Prison for several years,
and who has since his Liberation been De.
tec.ed Ia stealing negroes. He has also
tommuled the sentence Of convicted
murderer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27

4 Personal Feneoatre occurred Al Sltnnion Cd
tuesday wsek, between Gov. MeD6ls Of viz
glnla and Gov Thomas Of Maryland. The lat
ger, 4 will Pc Tsle|lsrss he sanAin| or he
former. Iiwss fssfsi i,','st aiisca||x wo.ld
snsre - .''' ' , : wv :