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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

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sding 10 Circuit Court. for
~ Iudielsi Circuits.
sd By Tho General Assembly
gRs, Tha. ihe Circuit Courts
yeral Judicial Circuits, shall
aach and every year, at the
>0ed.
e, That the Circnit Court
shall be held on the first
and august in the cons-
Mondays Of February and
h OK Conway in [on1 the
Suary and August; in the
= first Monday after the 9TH
Y and August in the county
hold on the first and second
md September; and the coun-
he tGird Mondays Of March
the county of Crawford, on
cf March and September, in
rfhcr cna,aed, That the Cir
fourth judicial Circuit, shall
the following times, in their
40 the county Of Washington,
dys in May and November ia
aon, on the third Mondays in
hbcr; in the county Of Madison:
Rtefs yeef Nav and Noyember j.
90 ~
Sn,1'ss 81 May and Ns'xenls,r
& N,Svios 1. fsshs b u kbpstr ~
|.srth judicial Ciscnit. 81 ~ ee-
FFs'fer tho fourth Mondays in May
"a the county % Scarcy, on the
-. ..hc fourth Mondays in May
a. the county Of Marion, Oh the
nftes the third Monday IN May
M ts fTt
& further caacicd, That the
Judicial Circuit, shall be hold.
Ia the county Of Lafa yette, on
a ip- AspcjL~ahd October in the
a ,hsssecond Mondays Of April
~ county Of Pike, on the fhird
d Octobers ! in the cousiy o.
~ 4 Mondays Of April and 0c'O'
.e Ouachita, on the first Mon
!, ..h Mondnys of April and DC
1 .aty Of Union. on Tho seeont
X fourth Mondays Of APrsA an'
# county Of Henlpstesd, on IN
4 jer tho fourth Mondays of Apr
,r,,a. Tbut she Circait Couf'
- r. "a f,;rc,,;, Of this State, BE- hok
3. living, iu tiseir resi,ecsive cou'
cour,v Of Greon, On the FIR
md scptember, 10 TIE eoun'
second Mondays in March o.
onnty Of ST. Frnncis, on !
srch and September 70 !
on tho fourth Mondays
.x; in tho county of Phil
after. the fourth Nondays
III The county of Crit
aav ofter tic fo6th Mond'
lcr and the county Of =
Mondays after DE fon
U, sssepicipber 8 each
bA.riter exnctcds Thes
At(e same il fereby,
ak rtlpf, the Thied Jsii
b hat tho seseral
lftl 10 be e.holden IN
rdIt. - f11lc~s, to
~ the 6ra Mcr
counfy II Inwr0
n ApwiI ard {
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

SCOTT, WHITE Il CO., have just received,
y per steamer Muskingum Valley, direct from
St. Louis. and for sale, low for cash,
20O0 lbs. bar lead.
30 bags shot. escorted size4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

4 1kc And fxetzsr .enaet.d. Tb,. 2,
Hocess tecognzate! Or I1bonS lnat g
noltofn Of SD Co,,i 4, alaii hs s..:st. g
{, {, 'ft "a affe9d BY this change. a. "a a. 4.
n sis ofhd terms, but thai al n,,..ss -
n "a 81. fall Be returf,abie Is the Con 4
'IIrE Is y oofo,ng p this act. ir tie same man:
ve full elct accordingly: ana flst -;
III III ln eiter Of said Courts. sb.n - -
~ E ss. sorm totho term appointed bv tb;s
4 -, e. = Eours, espectiyely. '
- =. fAne touts Of the Fifth Jntiie;nI r; Z
4 Il, CO.: .A noiaones hereinafter specified
i H. 1sarq NOT - o. February and AZ.
ts6 f4.Nl Mondays ia Februa ~
7H EI ~ lfst Mcndays of March
y hites ~ second Monday, III
sskis the last Mondays.
, 25sdJa al <s N II srtIsr sxusssd, That this act
kslI I & K ar1i :! 4 force from, and after
~ & l,3a ~ May nexs, SO far as relates 10 the
5syen{ judicial Circuit.
SEdil. Be IL enacted, That this act shall be
in fo4 from and after its passage; and oil acts
cona3ng with the meaning and purview of this
act, Nand the same are hereby, repealed.
w. s. OLDHAM, Speaker
r. Of tie House Of Representatives.
L. B. FULLY, President
Of the Senate, pro tempore.
Il AkovEb, the lst Feb'y, l643. A. YELL.
S&Nevs for England.-Wo lehrn; says the
PhiI3phia Ledger, by way of Mobile. Ala. that
Que4 icioria Is dead. Tne papers Of that city
receH the intelligence from New.York, and
verToperly remark that this fact will occasion
ssousensation in England" We shouldn't won
der It did. II is 10 be hoped however, that they
will jar the loss with becoming forttude and pi-
Gus Fignation. We think, however, that our
Soutrn contemporaries have COMPOUNDED the
factpnd that tine next news they hear, will, in
|steabf confirming The fact of the Queens death,
ihu&e royal progeny has increased, by the ad-
diii4of another prince.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

PON reading the foregoing petition. it is ordered
~ by the Court, that notice thereof be published in
the Arkansas Inelgeneer, newspaper printed in the
District mt least twenty days before the first Monday
petition, at the District Court room. the city of Lit
tie Rock within tho said District, at 10 oceck in the
forenoon that persons interested may appear at the
said time and place, and show cause any thcy have
why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted. WIN. FIELB, Clerk,
= By A. H RUTHERFORD, D. C.
GfLcnRIsr & Evans, Solicitors.
February 4, l643-3-tw
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

GDEN,
FIELD. AMI L o WEIR SEEDS,
rusT 3r.o.;v.d Ee choicest American and i'm
ported var;etic The seeds are OF the finest quail
" and sucb a. 10 Vconmcnd themselves; their vi
taiitv and therefore expressly guaranted.
whnI, -" .aa"r. rietics of each, viz
Esrlv III IL Jhbiage. cauliAowcr, celery, crcss;
carrot hean. Zs. radish, peas, parsnip, pumpkin,
~ rse,, rsnn dvc, sage, spnage Brussels sprouts,
salsfv tprpyme marjorum. kail okra, onion. let
tnce siin ydive nasturtuIn, squash, rhabarb, to-
ms,,o rucu, %s,,0 csn so. &c.
FIELD SEEDS.
Rod he clover. blue. herds, timot6y, and orch.
ard grass, Asx seed, &c. &c..
PLowER SEEDS,
| r.. hing an extensive i'd very rare collection.
| DAHLIA Ro0Ts,
! ar double varieties, viz: PooIes White, Mariah
WsJer. Maid of Bath. Rufus Blanca, Victoria, Ca
M; Albion, Nonparie. Nimrod, Coronation, and Lu-
Falker. ~. s5 \ 81 =
hree volumes of the q Young Gsrdeser's Assis.
r." contaning catalogue of Garden and Flower
cds with practical directions under each head for the
'itivation OF culinary vegetables and dowersaso d.
ctions for eultiyatng Frqit pe vins &e
which 10 added calendaf. shewihg fhe work ncces-
~ 70 be done IN tho various departments Of garden
g in every month OF the year.
J All orders for the above will be promptly cxecut-
!. Please address NJ MAYERS,
Fort smith, Ark, Feb,y ~, l045 Druggist.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

A NDREW CAMPBELL AND ALFRED w. Ar.
IA RINGTON, have this day formed : partnorsb;n =,
in the Practice Of Lam. They il attend a the cours
and collect money in the districts bcrstoforo ATTENDED
BY Paschal g. Campbell Persons ha wing business Win
Paschai Campbell. will please sddress Campbell e
Arrngton, one of whom may ut all tmes be consut-
ed at the old Office of the late frm =
Van Buren,. Ark's, Jan'y 8, lS43.--9-&f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

~ lLltC tH Il
70 all o.Ises S!a
easust npon iEe
pg. luke thes
Is thc sun necus y
,per day 10 pay tbd IA
ses Of thss Genera A.
b 25th day or Decd Stef
for specie a. aii1w BY
oihe Treasury. AtksAsas
be dsawn for thai equy,lent,
aeris now rnnrina5 Nos
for one below paJ. Hence
shalFOo taken instesA bf the sps
frog forty to fortJ. J.fve<tiJ6n
sPGlic funds TO- 1y ~ III
fsemPy. instead AZ flnua !, u
thetfore, ferdl s n coarIu
injtlcus u ~ pcy, ant
-, and,has tts it 6sId iliten.
sESefs Y it. MI vipIl ~ n the 2 Is
hRrti of' the lution.
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

TPON reading the foregoing petition II is ordered
~ by the Court, y ! notice thereof be published in
the Artonsas Ineligeaeer newspaper printed in the
District ~ least twenty days before the FIRST Monday
Of March next, when hearing will be had the said
petion at the District Court room in the city Of Lit
tie Rock within the said District, 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon that interested may appear at the
said time and place, and show cause il any they have
why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted. WM FIELD, Clerk
BY A. H. RUTHERFORD, D. C.
GILcuRIsr & EyANs, Solicitors.
Eehrtrsrv 4. 1Sd3 --a-Hw raff
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

SCOTT. WHITE, s. CO., have just reed direct
~ from Cincinnati, per steam boat Mariettn
40 boxes 10 by IL glass,
20 do 8 by 10, do,
2 barrels linseed oil,
/ do whiting,
do spanish brown,
80 kegs white lead.
Feb. IL, l643. n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

!, BY p'suiajos ef 4 pasf 3.
'ctef Of fundskso bs psid lila
hS been seiiIed and 6eii,r-
as9Pl and ineviiahlc cs,Saue,
fhh3 State mus b paid frusn
~ id in no other war>--
= gat the pseinbeta of tbe
nqy are bound 10 raeeive
sas INK paper, and tias as,y
q ~ iereby lii4y ahall reo6ive
su slbcie, inst a Dc fbur DOL
ansas Bank pallp s:uill b such
F rgtepf compensation % will
brosisioas Sf lhc Consti-
enI but .siis equivalent. =
then ben : e re- Rss !ag;sg
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
FOR RENT.

WILL hENI my dwelling house, situatcd in the
IL upper end Of Main street. 1t is rood and convo-
nent dweihng house, having all necessary outbuld-
ings, such rs kitchen, smoke house, &c together
with two excellent and lots we'll enclosed
For further Information enquire at this olicc
Van Buren. January 90, 1s43-2-3t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
DISSOLUTION.

TIME LAW PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
n between the undersigned. has been dissolved BY
The uniiigated business in their hands will be closed
BY A. Campbell the litigated business will receive
the joint attention Of Mr.. G: and AtSarp w. AKRIno-
ros, Esq. GEUfW. PA;3-iII IIf.--s-
January 9Th, fs4S. A. CAMPBELL,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

D'S11,cT S;oCsT ovTHE Uns7xp srxrx,. ~ 81 n
Fe' "s Ossf'iet cf Arkessss. - ihnkruptsy.
Ioh. p.,.- Jsftasy slss. 1855
His credilou. r.
II TPoN reading ~. for...,. Z
by The conrt G Gsorseo'ng Petitieo, Il Il ordered
tho Arfanses nsssee thertof - published Ia
District, at least - newsPaies printed In he
Of March next when Say. peiefe tne oist Monday
petition al he Dissrct r wiz Pc bad on tho said
tie Rock within th - =; Y. .oom 10 Tie city Of Lit
forenoon 20 tint nerson. ;ct. ~ ~ >'eock in the
said time and pace al hse'csteo nlsy appear at the
why the prsver of hs ;S sa9w cause any they hAss
granted. - ''' sS'o Resit'oINr .shonld moi Be-
y. r. IN. flElD. Clerk,
GIicifsssr l. Ev.ss e s.i.:.l Z. - iHEkFORD, &c.
February 4. le43.-3-4w 80
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
DisraIcr CouRr or THE UHrED STATES, - - s.a..-
For tie District Of Atkansas. ~ DankTuPtcy.
January 21st. ls4s
John N. spauiding, }
vs.. Petition Rr PARfE.<
IIis Creditors.

|1TPON reading the foregoing petitios tits ordered
" by she Court, that notice thereof be publshe4 ~
|Ehe Ark9asss Iatsagenes~. Newspaper Psut 4. de
Xpofit3o6 s& tho Disfstof soom - ~ &i1v - Tfe4
i|I|ii IS & ~ 9 ! : :;
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

lust receiwd ,-per Steamer Maricttn,
bo1cs Wcstcrn Reserve cfec1e,
4 bo1<s Virginia tobeeco,
3 kegl Kentucky tohacco,
l6 III. dried peaches,
hcxes soap,
bokes onion occdo,
! z &c lI'|||l| W
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

The Preparatory Department will embrace Spelling,
Rending. Pronunciation, Defining, Writing, and the
Rudments of Arithmetic.
TERMS IL PER SESSION.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

sffh JudicinI CIfcniIs} 81
s'ter tho fourth Mondays in May
IS Tho county % Scarcy, on she
- ,.ho fourth Mondays in May
Ia the county of Marion, Oh the
|nfses the third Monday IN May
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Nem Fork Correspondence.

New YoRk, Feb. 10, ls43
The passage Of Mr.. Garrett Davis bill, aiming at
the Custom House in this city, has not created the
sensation that that very distinguished citizen, and
most subtitle and puere of all Mr.. Clay's mousers,
anticipated. he vote on the bill was large and q
very decided one and, Mr.. Davis has pr badly been
satisfied by il that he is not in fact and in power the
Hercules he had imagined.
If be the policy Of Congress TO let the revenue
service suffer, and justify the business Of smuggling,
why then, the passage of Mr. Davis bill is right and
no exceptions can be taken.
II is little singular however, that this system Of
rerenchment was not thought of by the Wings when
they first went into power, and were exceedingly
anxious to relieve the burdens Of The people
Mr. Garrett Davis is undoubtedly Of opinion that
neither he nor his party will be able to do aoything
after this day and date, and therefore he aims at the
New York Custom House.
Reircnchment and reform now being the order OF
the day, it hoped that Mr. Amolds bill will be Ia
ken up and pushed through Congress and in its rush,
reduce the pcrdiem and mileage Of member, of the
National Councils. We shall then see II the patriot.
ic Mr.. Davis will vote 10 reduce his own salary II
retrenchmept and reform to be had let IT 20 on
let II 60 the whole figure" the saying is and dc
not e, Mr.. Garrett Davis suck the teats OF the Trea
sury, and all others 20 half fed.
As for the Custom House service, know nothing
about H. IL too many persons are here employed in
collecting the revenue, let the number be reduced
But IL is very queer that IL not sscertsincd I'LL
this late day. that thers was a supcrabundance Of
help in the New York Customs
The New York Tribune, and several other paper,
the New York Express among the rcst-sre groap.
ing most Justify about the New Post Office bill. A.
the Express has reduced itself TO the penny list, the
bill will affect il, and prevent it, smuggling '-and
hence iu uproar.
The Tribune" another OF Mr. Clsy's penny whis
ties, edited by HoRsor C.L.rox, Esq, and Mr.
jeremiah Didier, takes great exception to the law
and whilst 1t admits the importance OF a high protec
tive tariff on everything that eat and wear rebel
most confoundedly at the idea Of tariff on newspa
! pers.
The prevailing topic Of excitement among us, al
th, moment, Is he abduction Of Mrs Mrregr1t
by her husband The lady had separated from her
husband, in consequence Of family quarrel and wa,
living under the protection OF her friends The b,s
band seized her few weeks since, and forcby tore
her away. The affair swakes great deal of feeling
here but do not know enough OF its merits 70 in
duoe me TO participate in its
Business remains exceedingly dull and rents n
real estate are necessarily declip g. In proof OF the
fact, have ,nly say that there are many dwelling
houses and hoiss In this city that are leased 10 good
tenant" 700, free" for the purpose Of keeping them
oecpiisd and projected.
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Competent TO form intsllgsnt optnieus such sub
jects saw The propise Of naet future successes In
this.
The style In which the Constitution had been hand
led the deliberate and yet earnest usnner IN which
she had been carried into battle, the extraordinary
execution that had been made in 80 short time b,
her hre, the readiness aud gaiIanry with which she
had cleared fos the action soon aiier destroying
one British irigae, IN which manifested dispo-
siton To meet another united to pr, duce deep con
yicton OF seiirelIanae, GOODNESS and skill that
of infinitely weight that the transient feeling
which might result from any accidental triumph.
ain this combat the Constitution suffered good
deal Ia her rigging and sails but very little in her
hull. Her loss was killed and seven wounded
As soon she had rove rigging applied the ne
cessary shoppers, and bent few sails, has been
seen, she was ready 10 engage another irigato."
Since that time he has commanded in the Pacific
and Mediterranean, aud at shore stations 10 the
United States.
He has been captain in the Navy Of the United
States thirty seven years. but had he served England
Ia the circumstances he served his coun-
try, he would have been peer of the realm, al
least admiral.
His mind was clear 10 the last. He was cheerful
and resigned because, he declared not very many
hours since, ~ have never knowingly wronged hui
man being-and Ia the best Of my ability have al
ways obeyed my God, and served my country"
Few servants Of the Republic have rendered more
faithful better services let his course serve as an
example to those who follow in his track X.
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ARTIFICIAL LIGHT.

An exhibition of novel character took place
nj the Executive Mansion, on Sa urday evening
last. under the direct permission and auspices
Of the President Of the United States. This
was practical illustration Of the various forms
of artificial light applicable TO lighthouse iumi.
nation, accompanied with apparatus OF the mo :,
costly and perfect description now known and
used for such purposes. Several forms Of Catop-
uic apparatus with suitable lights were sbewn.
and also Dioptric light formed by a large car.
Gel lamp placed in he focus Of superb Polyso-
nal lena thirty inches in diameter. The Bude
ligh, and the celebrated Drummund light were
also exhibited 10 the astonishment and admira-
lion Of tn large party of ladies and gentlemen
who graced the occasion with their presence.
II was most gratifying, however, to see the
President, unbending from the toll, and cares o,
Office, thus step forward and interest himself in
a su ject so intimately connected with the safe
ty Of navigation and the commerce of our coun-
try. Such scene has never before occurred
within the walls Of the White House.
The exhibition was prepared and personally
conducted by Mr.. j. w. P. Lewis, Civil Engi-
neer; and VIC are grat6ed to learn that he in.
tends giving the public an opportunity of wit.
Messing the surprising blliancy and splendor of
these lights, BY displaying them from the Capi-
io some evening next week, Of which we shall
give due notice in our columns.
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ToR THE MADIsoSIAN.
TVh TIE MADIsONTANs
NATIONAL THEATRE-MRS. MCLEAN.

NATIONAL THEATRE-MRS. MCLEAN.
As an admirer OF the Drama, IL is with gre salts
faction that Lave found the Theatre in this city
more opened and, as it would appear, under most
favorable auspic I, The Theatre appears to have
been refted and rendered more comfortable 10 the
audience. The company engaged possess much me-
rt, and the play-gong portion Of the community
likely to find their taste grahed by excellent and
ried performances.
IL Is a matter Of much regret however, 10 those
who have been in tho habit Of attending the Theatre
under It's recent management, that Of the most
accomplished actresses Of the former corps, Mrs.
McLrAS, has not been engaged under the present,
theatrical administration.
Without having the pleasure Of ape sonal ac,usin-
lance with the lady above mentioned, we have been
much and favorsbly impressed with the excellent
style Of her acting, and the fine powers she displays
for the higher order Of Comedy. II Mrs. Mclean
be, as we are told still in thi, city and without en-
gagement, would not the manager at once confer a
favor on the public, and consult his own interest in
making engagement soon as possible with this
accomplished lady H.
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MUNICATED.
THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.

IoMMUNiCAIED.
THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.
The summary manner in which the bill for the re-
ducton of the number Of persons and compensation
Of the officers employed at the port Of New York,
accompanied with its preamble carries on its very
features direct differences, that wastefu and unne-
cessary expenditures have been sanctioned by the De.
Partment. Comparing their preamble with the re-
port OF The committee sent to investigate the subject
very imperfect statement is de out liz support
its adoption, although by the influence of caucus ii
was forced out Of the ordinary way of proceeding,
by suspension OF the rule prevent it being com.
mitted to the House. and enabling an ex osition Of
facts to place the thing in its proper light In the
preamble, its orgnators have carefully avoided any
reference 10 the of the increased expenditure
and the falling of Of the revenue they must have
been aware to have done would have defeated the
object they had in view. The additional numbers
necessary TO perform the duties Of the Department is
justified by the Increase Of foreign and domestic ves
sci, arriving and departing from that pot added TO
which, is the extension of the distance where the du-
ties are to be performed, VIII Oh now embrace several
miles, but was formerly confined to limited distance
in comparison with that now occupied by the ship
ping; and although the amount OF revenue is not
great in consequence Of the variations Of the tariff yet
from the increased bulk in quantity necessary to make
equal amount in value, the labor is augmented in
corresponding ratio in receiving, passing delivering,
&c. That some sautary alterations may be made al
the custom house at New York does not admit
of doubt, but it cannot be accomplished in the
way attempted--its importance in the proper
discharge Of the immense duties d,volving upon it
require iierent speci Of legislation and
only be effected in business manner-the wisdom
Of the Senate will doubt be brought TO bear upon
its merits, and it is 10 be hoped that ia affair Of
much importance, they will not allow themselves
TO be drawn into hasty conclusions by the pitu par
ty policy that appears to have actuated the House in
its decision. II Congress will only attend passing
the law authorizing the adoption Of the warehousng
system they will find that in less than three months
they will have an increase of mercantile business
that will justify continuance Of the present and pro-
badly require additional strength in that Deps tmeni
ID.
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OFFICIAL.
NAVAL GENERAL ORDER.
NAVY DErARrmEsT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
18th February, lS43.
AS mark of respect to the memory of Commo-
dore ISAAC HULL, a distinguished officer of the
United States Navy, who died in Philadelphia on the
18th instant the flags of the navy yards stations and
vessels of the United States Navy will be hosted at
half-mast, and thirteen minute guns fired at noon on
the day after the receipt of this order.
Officers Of the Navy and Marine Corps will wear
Grape on the left arm for thirty days.
A. Z. UPSHUR.
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
WEDNESDAY,, February Is, Is43.
Present as yesterday

WEDNESDAY,, February Is, 1s4J.
Present as yesterday.
No. 80. +. X. Cartwright Is. Alexander T. Howe
Fl a. In error TO the Circuit Court u. s. for Wash.
mgton, ID. G.
The matters in controversy IN thi. having
been settled, this writ Of error dismissed with
costs.
No. 80. NJ. A. Conner plaintiff in error II, lily
Bradley Il ur.
The argument Of this cause was continued by Mr..
Brent for the plaintiff IN error.
No. 26. Charles Moknigh, appellant rs. l.. b.
Taylor.
This cause was argued by Messrs. SHINES and
Jones for the appellant, and by MIR. Bradley for the
appellee.
Adjourned till to-morrow at IL O'Clock
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THE BROOKLYN DAILY NEWS.
This Clay Wing journal has ceased to exist a,

This Clay Wing journal has ceased to exist a, a
daily paper. Itsays;
"The experiment of publi.hing morning paper
in the city OF Brooklyn has most sgnslly failed We
have the satisfaction Of having increased our sspen-
ses, curtailed our comforts, incurred Anxiety Of
mind, and been repaid by tie loss Of number Of
subscribers, and numbcrless complaints from those
who have adhered to US III far through good and
evil report Tomorrow we shall return 70 our old
track and endeavor 10 egain Lost ground by noress.
exsrtion TO make our paper more interesting than
formerly
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Money h most abundant. and can b ootsinsd BY
any one, At the lowest possible rates. whS can give
good and satisfactory security.
Tomorrow, Tyler mass meeting is to DO hold In
this city. Il will, believe, be very numerousy at
tended and cannot doubt that much honest zeal
aud spirit will be manifested on the occasion.
Yours, sc.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-16
DEATH OF COMMODORE HULL.

The rumor of the death of the hero of the
Coostil ution fr'gate, is confirmed by the Phha
JslphIa papers. He died 10 that city on Mon.
day, IN the sixty eighth year Of hi. age.