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JOHN TYLER,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO me
that CpARLEs LOUIS kUsrER has been appointed Vce
Consul OF Russia for the port Of Baltimore, ! do
hereby recognise him such and declare him
free 10 exercise and enjoy such functions powers and
privileges allowed to the Vice Consuls of the
most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these Letters TO
be made Patent and the Seal OF the u nited States to
he heTeunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of w oshington
the 26th day of March A. ID. lS43, and OF
It's the Independence of the United States OF
America the sixty seventh.
JOHN TYLER.
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The Richmond Compiler says Z" Mr. Wise, in a
speech at Charles City Court House, called MIR Clay
ga sot and a liar. - Bali. Patio.
We did not see il in The Compiler VIII il
state whether it said SOL
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LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF MARTIN CHuzzLEwIr
No. /, price g. cents. This is the first number of
HarPers' edition Of this last of Dickens works and
the best we have seen. 1t may be had Of Franck
Taylor.
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A blue Meteor, described as being very brilliant
and beautiful, wa. seen by the Bostonians few
nights since,
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To the Hon. A. p. Ursuup,
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington.

SECRETARY Of the Nny Washington.
twill be perceived that he believed our i'm .
porance had been diminished in the opinion Of
the citizens Of Havana, by the visits of the
English steamships, and that we could not have
recovered IN their estimation ly any means but
by showing that we possessed and were capa-
bic Of exering the same power, and Of which they
considered the Missouri gave conclusive evidence.
Thus we see the importance of sendng steam
vessels foreign service, TO counteract the pre-
Judicial "A, cts which may have been made by
the English and French steamers-witness
Havana-and Place this country on par with
them, a, least in relation TO steam naval force
The Missouri affords the most ample means TO
do this. She Is pronounced by all as The most
splendid and powerful steamship that floats, and
her presence both al home and abroad has
caused the most unbour ,ded interest and admi-
ration. Her engines are entirely American,
both in construction and arrangement, and Their
performances are believ ed to have surpassed
any ever applied to sea steamers. Her hull is
Of The most perfect architecture; her sailing
qualities were fully tested, ON her late cruise in
the Gulf of Mexico, and her performance under
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BY the President
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State.
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err, therefore, are TO be the future own
ers of Oregon, its people will come from
Europe. The Americans have taken
up the question in earnest; their press
teens with writings on the subject; we
need only mention the able Memoir oil
Mr. Greenhowe, translator to the De-
partment OF state in which their claim
is historically deduced with much IN
genuity. French writers, as may be
supposed, are already advocating the
American view. Let US abandon ours,
from motives of justice, if the right be
proved sginst US; from motives OF pol
icy, If it be proved not worth contest
ing; but not in mere Incidence"
The bugbear story OF the Reviewers,
that Oregon cannot be colonIzed over
land from the States, has about as much
terror in its description to our settlers
who have made up their minds to 60
there, as morning ramble IS to hun
ter-snd as for the 'tormIdable preda-
tory cavalry" OF The Hudson Bay Com
pany, they are as little feared by the
Yankees or backwoodsmen as any 9TH
err class of men, whether savage or
civilized, that they hive had to contend
with in their commerce and enterprise.
With the savage tribes or with their
civilized abettors, either on land or
the great highwav of nations, the A
merican has no reason to be alarmed IN
a contest of enterprise, or in the manly
exercise of open warfare.
The American settlers have already
successfully crossed the Mountains
with case, which the reviewers con-
sidered as such insurmountable barri'
ers; and they will with the same ease
secure their own rights which may
come in competition with the mlnlon'
of the predatory Hudson Bay Compa'
nv, and their numbers will soon be SUI.
ficient 10 give law, where might al
well as right viii justly give them the
advantage IN the contest for power
and nothing 'ut the open interference
of the BRUSH Governnentcan preven
it--even If our own Government shall
continue as heretofore 10 prove recre
ant to its own interests in protecting
It's citizens in this Territory.
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GSS.AlsIsAIN9y MLAGAzzl1S2
OF LITERATURE AND ART.
PROSPECTUS OF A NEW VOLUME,
GEO. T. oKAHAn q. W. oal.~otD, rDrrO,s.


The second seni-snnusl volume OF GIahsms
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10Th Of June The Publisher and Editors, shiie
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
BoRRID MURDER AND ROBBERY

Yesterday noon revolving murder
was committed in Westfield Society
Middletown, about four miles from
Meriden. Mr.. Bacon one OF the most
respectable and wealthy farmers IN that
region, went TO church in the morning
with all his lamily except his wife, and
did not return till after the evening SER
vices were over. When he returned,
he found his wife weltering in her
blood! She lay upon her back in the
centre Of the room, her skull crushed
in, her face horribly mutillated, her
throat cut and seven stahS in her breast!
BY her side lay butcher knife, sone
KEYS and three chairs, which were bro
ken and bloody. Two Of them were
covered with fragments of flesh and
hair, used in beatlngher over The head.
The walls and floor were covered with
blood, evidences Of frightful, desperate
ferocity, she in defending herself from
the assaults of her savage murderers,
and they in their dsboiicsl exer,ions
III over HldSAtb tiio HtiOiIg oQt III AahSu
woman.
Our informant, who reached this city
last eveaing near midnigh,, says ths
scene in the room was appalling and
frign,ful. 1t is supposed they found
her alone, and in attempting to rob the
house, she res listed them, and becom-
ing exaspera,ed, they committed the
diabolical aud most brutal murder
She was about IS years Of age
She is represented a. an estlmsble,
but courageous woman. of large frame
and just the person to resis, an attempt
al robbery She has three children
and was universally esteemed, the
whole family being members OF the
Presby terian Church. The house was
robbed of SIS, and when our inform
ant left, no further theft had been dis
covered.
The mur der is supposed TO have been
committed by couple Of foreigners,
who had been lurking in that region
some days, and who have suddenly
disappeared.
New Haven Courier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
A CAPITAL story !. told Of Judge Tap

A Capital story is told of Judge Tap
pan one of our Senators It, Congress,
who is unfortunately cross-eyed. A
number of wears ago he was Judge Of a
newly orga iz,d county court, ia the
eastern part Of this State.
In those days Of primitive simpI'ci-
" or perhaps poverty, the bar room Of
tavern Sas usei a. a court room, and
the statue = jas One day during
the session of the court. the judge had
occasion t. severely reprimand two
lawyers, who were wTangllng An
odd looking old customer who sat IN
one corner bstenlng apparently with
great satisfaction to the reprOot. and
presuming o. old acquaintance and the
Judges well known good humor, sung
out. Give II to'em old gimlet eye!'
WHO was thais" inquired the Judge.
alt was this ERE old hoss," answered
the -hsp. ra.siaS hinselfnp. sheriff, "
observed the Judge with great gravity,
.'taSe that old boss sld put him in the
stable "-Clev. Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
Important TO Purchasers.
$. N. & +. LANGwORTHY.


AZ. lately received, 5y the steamer. Nss
4 - BrsL,i, jasper, Otter, and Others. large and
-'.e' go s'-oTinen, Of staple and Fancy pry
Goods, Boots ard shoes, Qneensware,
rinSs arc, itard ~ are. Cutlery, CIoshing
iron. Steel, Nails, Mill-SssEs and Cast
ings, 0Sstner slth large quantity oi d groceries,
CONSISTING OF RIO, HAVANA Il Java Cesees; brown,
ia anaa, sii loaf SaSs~si imPensl, gunPo-ser,
and hYsoa Icls; sperm sui mould Can3.ef; James
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F50s, ~ hsueis Nnd hali-osrTeis. also, one OF the
sly oest loi OF biss,, Br1aiies, Gin, and War
co., e offered ~ this market
fon Tie csrr shica se have takeG N The seiee-
uoo q the seos. mentioned articles, we ale sha-
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Ne respectfully ari.s the public 10 call and en-
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'nAs az = 30 rEousLE TO SHOW Goonsn az lie
>to.e e 5 VI. 4 Z. LANGWORTHf.
Pesos, Sep, ID, 1873 II
- UttAR.-A god article Of New 0fieanI Sugsi
- 81 uisu BAIg1R & wAED'S,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
NOT IN WANT OF A WIFE.

Oh, why will you bother me, Kate,
With your ,niilcs Of good hsnor 90 Ir;
With your son gs.snd your Innocent prss
And that eloquent glance Of your sys'
I'm weary Of being in love
has long been the plague oil ny ne:
By all III. bright planets above,
Iwanl neither sweetheart nor ~iis'
usmbls TO sit BY your side
I'm fearful OF herring you sing;
have the sIperinsntusd,
And, BY Joye, it's dangerous shisE'
Aia,! that ever should more
B..nsasss BY a beauty and belle;
My hs,n, ever wounded aud sore,
Willusr 6nd time TO 60, veil.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR NOVEM-
BER.-A PARTICULAR NUMBER.

JosEPE C. Mai, ESQ, author Of ;hs" Chsreoal
Ske.ches,' Sc, will contibuts ons Of his bes, ar
ticles for the November No. of Goksy's Lady's
Book. 1t unnecessary for us TO 90 into detail
touching the meriw OF this gentleman. There has,
perhaps no work ever been published in this coun-
try, from whinh extracts have heen so faquenil,
made, a. ths fsr-lsm.d Charcoal Sketches.
The proprietor OF the Lndy's Book was the o
zig nal publisher OF these sketches, and can voach
ior their popularity. Besides Mr.. Neal, arrange
menls have been waads with all the contributors Of
.ay gepuis in this country, whose contribution
viii regularly appear in the Book.
The embellishments Of the number will Do nu-
merous, at lesa
SEVEN ENGR.3 VLFGS
of diHsren, kinds. Ons particularly, noysty-
a steel ..sraving with an srnbesqus Border, never
b. fore attempted in this country, and which gave so
much eelst 10 Lockhart's Spanish Ballads.
Tvs PLArE OF FASHIONS,
Anticipates all others, a. We have received from
Paris and London the plates containing the latest
fashions for winter cloaks, besatiuil5 cci0ted.--
This alone for tho ladies makes tina number inVal-
liable. Are tho public aware that we never omit
our fashion plates This should be looked to when
subscribing for fashionable magazine. They
are in svsry number and colored at \ great e.
penss.
IL is pleasant to look back upon oar long career,
and resact upon tho millions that have received
instruction aud aHusement from our wos-it Is
sso gratifying to know that we have IN no instance
ever puoli shed line that would give offence, and
hat. never excited the ire Of our brethren of the
prsas Th. shall be our future courss.
Ths Embellishments of Gotey's Lady's Boob
are OF The first class, both er selection OF subject
and Kill ia engraving Tney eens,n Of Memo
tiut, line, aud Siipple, sNd always engraved BY
the hrss artists We conuaue TO have tbs largest
circulation OF any magazine ever published, and
We y essme the course We havs slwsys followed i,
tho sson.
rr,IaE Al
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OUR TERMS

An, p.rson formlnsa club shall receive for eve
nv subscriber sent Novel. "Godsy's Genre Ia
Ole Ornoment," will b seat 10 any. pssoh sssdinS
a single subscriber.
Address L. A. Cooley.
Publi.bsr's Hail, Philadelphia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
POTO>I
SADDLE q HARNESS MlNuFAcI0hY.

FySiiE subscriber would respectfully inform his
Il friends and the public, ihs, he has commen-
eed mandatory of the above mentioned articles,
sad that cosplete assortment Of all that appsr-
tsias to bis line, will be found good and cheap foI
cash Repairing OF al kinds promptly and res
sonably done, oy o. l.. STONE.
Poios. Nav Dc IS43 IL
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POT0SI EXCHANGE
AND BILLIARD SALOON
II nor or.n for TIA reception 81 usifc-,.
eYl. s. BUCHANAN.

10 rosr ersn for fhs reception 81 usifv,.
TIME Subscriber having q5,aiasd one Of the
most beautiful Billiard Tables 10 Il I.oui,
snd supplied himself with large assortment of
n, very best quality OF " ines and Liquors ofsH
sscriP,ioa-Fespecsfuly requests share Of public
patronage.
hrAttaehed TO this es;ablishmsnt ifa Superior
SOFA Water Fountsia-
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE SECOND VOLUME -
ENl u N a q ~ Il p.
DsUoted to The hre,hgstion Of
II UM IAN PHYS o0Y.

Cspholosy, Phrsnology, Pathology, Physiogns-
my, Psychology, Neurology, Electricity, Gal
vanisn, Magnetism, Light, Calofic, Life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28

SUGAR-A sod article Of New Oflssn. Sug'
- - ussi BAGBHR & wAEDrs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
SEVEN ENGRAYLrGS

of different kinds. Ons particularly, novelty
a steel ..sravng with an srabssqus border, neve
b. fore attempted in thi. country, and which gave
sluch eclat TO Lockhart's Spanish Ballads.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28

Government CCRkESer.-
learn from a slip from Thomson's Re-
porter, that the SECRETARY Of the Treas
uty has maIured his plsns for gov
ernment circulating medium, sod that
fifty dollar notes made payable 10 or
der, and bearing an interest Of one
tenth oil one per cent. per hundred dol
lars, are ready TO be issued They
will be filed TO one uniform endorser,
and viii be made payable 10 the ~ rer
in specie on demand.-Roeheser Re
pusliean.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-11
Tavern Notice.

TO the Honorable C. G. DonpeL Esq., Pres;Hcnt,
and his Associates, Judges of Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions, IF Tie rounfy Of Northumberland: !:
YNHE petition Of Jacob Krom, Of Shamokn-
l. town. in said county, huInhy represents That
he continues 10 keep house of public entertain
meh a his old stand, in Shamokintown, and is well
prepared for the accommodation Of travellers, &c.
He therefore prays your Honors to grant him H.
cense to keep tavern during the eBsurg yes,
and he will gray, &c. JACOB KRAM.
To 'rhx JUnass Anovx MxsrloSsn:--1hc sub
sribers, residents o Goal fsbp, hcrcly certify, that
Jacob Kran, the applicant for me icense is man
of good relrtc fr honesty and Tempernuce, and rs
well provided with house-,ocm sud converfences
for the hedging and sccomm odston of strangers and
travellers and ths syublic house There is necesssry
they therefore recommend him rs proper per
son to he hrcnced 10 keen n public house.
John r, Robins, Daniel christian,
Jacob Bsir, VIM Faeeiy,
Rerten fagcfy, John II. Renyan
SoI0man Marts, Samuel G. Schn,ick,
James Il. farsef, John Thompson.
James Wallis. Stephen kisenhart.
Daniel Ever, ....
Feb. 4tb, ls43.-3t
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PRICE CURRENT.
Tavern Notlcc,

70 the Honorable C. G. Donnei, Esq, President,
and his Associates, Judges offhr Couri of Quar-.
ter Sessions. .f the county Of Northumberland, ,
VUVHE peitioa Of Franklin A. Clark, of Shamo-
l. kin, IN said county. humhiy represents, tha,
he continues to keep a pubic housc ~ entertain
mem at his old stand, in SAsm c&iu,cwr and is we'll
prepared fr the accommodation Of travellers. &c.
He therefore prays ycW Hcnors - grsul him II
censo 10 keep tavern during tie ensaing year, and
he Will pray, &c.
FRANKLIN A. CLARK,
To rWE JUpeEs inpvE NENrfoSxb THE sut-
scribers, residents Of Shsmokin, hereby certify that
Franklin A. CLARK. the applicant for The license. is
man Of good repule for honesty and Temperance,
and is well provided with house.ro and convent
ences for the idging and accommodation Of stran.
gers and travellers, and lhs, public house there is
necessary they therefcrc recommend him as q
proper person he licensed to keep pubic house.
Joseph Allison, George Armstrong, jr,
John n. Robins, Joseph Dimmich,
Jacob Bair, Benjumin T. Ronuy,
William Fageiy, William Giroy,
John Thompson, Joseph Zurn,
John n. Runyan, Daniel Evert,
Feb. lth lSia.-S
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Tavern Notice.

To The Honorable C. G. Donnri Esp, President,
and his Associates, Judges pfihe Court 81 Quar-
TER Sessions, IF The county Of NorfhumberIaad>
VV&HE petition Of James Shor,el, Of Coal town.
IL ship. in said county, humhly represents, that
he continues to ke' pa public house of entertain.
nrous, al tss old stand, in Shamokinfown, and is
we'll prepared fR i've accommodation of travellers,
&c He therefore pra,s yoar Honors to gran, HIM
license to keep tavern during the ensoing year,
and he will pray, Soc. JAMES SHORTE1..
No Twe SCne RS AHovE MENTIONED The sub
.cribes, residents Of Coal tshp hereby certify, ha,
James Shcrtel the applicant fsr the l'cense, is
MAN Of good teprte for honesty and temperance,
and is we'll provided for hcase-eocm add couveaien-
fr the lodging and accommodation Of strangers
and travellers, snd that public house there is
cesssry they ihcreEre recommend him pro-
per person to I've licensed 70 keep pubic house.
Joseph Zehner, Jacob Bair,
James b. Painter, F. A. CLARK.
Danid Christian, kimher Cleavcs,
Jacob Mowry, Casper Shuii.
Peter Zimmerman, George SMPe, ,.-
Michael t;srhan. John Bent
FEB. liih. ls43-3t