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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

IMPROVED NAPIER PaEss-PRaTISc OFFICE OF THE
TR,srxE-Tbs large edition Of the DAILY "he'
we have printed for the last year compelled us 70 put ou
paper press one hours eaer than most oil me morn
papers in c,y order be able 10 keep our col
rnns open longer and still furnish our suoscr'
bers with ,heis paper early hour, we have obtained
new and improved double cylinder Napier Printing Press
from the mandatory Of Mr. a. B. TAYLOR of this city
This press combines greater strength beauty and speed than
ay one which has heretofore been manufactured in the Uni
Ted States ard able furnish readers with
The news up the latest and yet pspefn
all parts Of the city before o'clock the morning
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE is printed large double CYL
nder Napier built By Mesers R. Hoe S Co. and is pro.
nounced Of the best machines turned by that
celebrated establishment, When this Press engaged
The Weekly Tribune, we keep it in motion the "LJrr
AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY" performing every
hour about the ofpresswor that be accom-.
pllshed by the most approved hand.piesses in day
Both these presses propelled by superior Steam En-
gine, built by JAss p ALLAisE, while whole press.
is furnished with all necessary appliances and
fences for despatching the business Of Office the
est and most expeditions manner.
The Tribune Buildings having been erected with view
the accommodation OF our business in all its branches our
composngroom especially convenient and airy and at all
times, at almost minutes warming can forty com.
posors work. each provided with brilliant gas light
with sticks stands aleys and all other conyeniences which
have az any time suggested themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13
Distress In Florida,
The following comprehensive exhibition OF the
real state OF things IN Florida is in letter. pub
l;sned in the Savannah Republican, dated
JACKSONVILLE, Z r,
Trc-,r.I pIa,, 0tirs S.pr :


JACKSONVILLE, Z. F.,
Tropical Plant Office, Sept. !. )
tenileaer The schr. Ellen arrived few days back
from Nassau Indian River she b:ongh passengers ~
Of m engr2uts hst country They aPsak the highest
srs OF climate and soil they have abundance OF corn
and vegetables aud the country studded s deer and the
rers abound with the most delicate m and oysters They
hare nearly all planted tropical fruits which Will arrive az
maturity in he course of year So and havng turned
he attention this kind produce preference TO the
more heavy ard laborous growth they caano: out succeed
and rep copious and rich harvest foI their labos
while the southern portion OF peninsula, say all that
y,sge tract Of country lying the St Johns
plet with richness no, Only regards genial cline and
e1ubs SOIL butts waters eemng wiki sh and ti woods
Astounding with game and lis heathness undouoted pos
sessn- ALL with the smallest toll that man could want OF
wish forum the Interior Of Florida the west OF the
s. Johns east of SuwanEee and hear the distressing &C.
couats that reach daily from those who have settled IN
and about the great lakes and hammocks of that region
have accounts up date from the Nutkalga hammock and
Orange lake of the AFFECT poverty and wrechedness
existing among the settlers The land is rich, rich beyond
exPsca.ionand in some places the crops VIII De pFoduc
i've in the ex.emeyet there health, and strange 20
saw the people absolutely starving, and upward OF 5O
permits have been returned the land Office a, Newman5
Vile b. persons who had hasty visit chosen lands
there.
This intelligence NAV appear astounding but iii correct
and have the names esteemed friends and respectable and
wealthy citizens VINO have lately returned from Middle
Florida vouchers TO my statement And now snail! en-
drayor auatiou OF This misery and want fooT farmers
men without slaves have chosen these rich lands Tor
settlement ard have occupied them with large families un
able themselves quickly land sufficient fer the main
t4aace themselves aud consequent sickness attending
lhsir wives and Children calling ali their efforts al home
and finally they getting sckneglectinC every thing they
took such pleasure in cu!,vatng in the first nstanceeayes
them en- recovery they the! are crops
orergrown with weeds and all half OF ihei.
families dead and broken 4own-dped in heart and feel
ug ready in moment damn the country and sorry IN
soul that they connected with H. Let poor men
settle the east OF our territory, and rich NEIL or en run
,lrryg In The middle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

CouGus lsD CoLDs shoud be mbereI hat eoof n
Is always evidenc. thai mpHnig IS LODGED ,ho
urg', "hich, If speedily removed Will 90 irfl.ts lis
denctte organs rsoiuae Inflammation Of The ghSs
eaS- which We no. is the Oh roed colsumg 20 ,l
WriEht'S Indian Vegetable Pills Az ulos IT, as
cine Tor carrying of cold because they cxle! l:o End
TN ali morbid and corrupt humoss THE ease o. ss5
81 ds}'el IN SO and raarai msrler that ihe p'
tyed OF IT, suiferin-s ~ If BIZ magic. -,;eht
Four or i've Of said Indian Vegetable Pills st,
or oing to bed vii! in short time remove the fhos 10
c9i et the iil- time the digestive or4hs w y ~, IN.
Ahea!tag tone and tie blood 50 completely puned I'm, Of
Elimination OF the uggs, consumption or any o'he' w.
disease "ill BE- absolutely Impossible. ,-aint
BecGre II CounisJeIle pgoit ere csulofra as
the man; spurious medicines which ofe' 70 G sboss
maie m outward sPTssriace, closely 10 feseHiO'e ~
sh2gd aforementioned j equine nciee has -, - sIss
ihGi.G Ftrta5ie Pill E-ty printed on i cs9 ~ IL posi-
lively wong i;.ip,
Offices devoted exciu.iyely 10 lie sale of The me9 ye
wno!eSals and retlNcs. &3G Grce1 zen st;ert We. ", Phi
No; 1873 TFenoatstrset. Dostoa. and No 6s h1e'''''
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4 NovEr. ApopG.-A friend invited us the 9TH

4 NOVEL ABoDE.-A friend invited us the other
d,y 10 accompany him the residence Ola family Wh
key Hollow The inmates happening TO be when ".
arTiy ed could take very thorough examination Of
the premises The building erected for and until re-
Gently has been used Pic Psy Il IS about FIVE feet
sgu,rs and some four FIVE high. The floor looked
though had been oyeIaXed by the broom the mop
or even the shovel and the fragrance emitted pecG
a.ly rich. The furniture consisted of bag of straw
old coyerle two chairs Zone with three legs and the other
with half bacl) old lea pot howl broken kettle
knife two forks and the half of spoon. The table
pied commanding place pile OF manure, shOr, dts
lance from the house Aud this the abode and this the
furniture Of mother and her two children0ne gil Of
some II and the other boy Of about years The gill
formed that her mother had sold her bedstead for three
shngs and received in payment wtlsEEY 10 that amount
The family viii probably be in the Poor House before they
are many days older. Rochester Democrat
More INcENDnR 'sM.--Early yesterday morn.
ing stable and cluster Of carpenters shops covering lie
square between Por,anl, Merrmac and Causeway.step
were DESTROYED By fire, undoubtedly set by yian
about O'clock. The stable was leased by Mr. Robinson
fortunately there horses in IL The shops Of The
following persons were stotaly desrroyed:The Mein
Washburn Messrs Carhe Davis, George Pike, MI Hill
and Mr. jenkins The fire set in the yard IN the rear Of
the Messrs 1Vashburns shop With the exception Of Nj
Hits the tools generally saved The stable was To-
ured at the Mechanics Mutual Office for $500 The o'' Of
carpenters viii average about $500 enoo insurance
Boston Post
The INrERroR.-The Montreal Herald says,
Sir George Simpson, Of he HUDSON Bay Company. accom-
panied BY Private Secretary Mr Hopkins aud Mr. Keith
arrived IN town on Saturday, from the interior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

" City Subscribers, who prefer being called upon
weekly Tor pay FOX this paper may pay in adj for Sly
months or year the Desk Of ,e publishing oice ana te'
viii have i, served promptly and AT IN early hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

SAcEmrGE.-Night before last, st. Joseptl's
church, on the corner of Barrow-street and
Sixth avenue, was entered and robbed Of a Silver
Ciborlnm Or vase, washed with gold it had over
1t coverleg of silver cloth. Also gold ring
about half an inch IN diameter. Fifteen dollars
reward IS offered for the recovery of the goods.
Eve. Post.
LlGHT ARTILLERY.-The company OF U. S.
Light Artillery from Newport, whose arrival a, Hartford
and New Haven we recently chroricled reached For, Ham
iton at The NarEows l. /, on Sunday afternoon. They
were formerly stationed Fort Hamilton but were
70 Rhode Island during the Doric rebellion.
U We learn with regret that Aroostook Co.
has been visited with frost cutting down potatoes
corn and Vegetation generally The potato and corn crop
have been almost entirely cuso Thus far there ha, been
no f0s' IL this vicinity to aRtc segetatioa 'A' 'e'
Bangor Wing.
. Dr.. Jefries Wigman, OF Boston, has been
Appointed Professor Of Anatomy and Physioogyi the Rich
moId, Fa) Medical College
ss1zar'---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

Dr. KoHLsrocxs VERMIFUGE.TbI'a ar. Gle Is l.o coo
safe srfdiclior of Wo-m IN hI!ren - i-l r.rscty
plain that any vegetable ingredient c.ruo be mixed NJ ba
Ca d. 70 be in the eas; cfc2cio removing ses The
SIS mus be Colonel. And t.ree ies our o. nth III.
utmost ety b. given 70 the tender MIAMI e
there be worms, but would be beneficial IN r. Cor
bowels. Psice Is cents per bottle To Dc hal ohiS
lani.-,rr5at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

FIRE At WHIrEnALL.-We learn that fire
occurred Whitehall or Saturday evening The Phoenix
Hotel occupied BY P Johnson s Son. known as the Ten
peaacs House IN thai village together with thu brick
adjoining owned and occupied by Thomas Paige aud
o;he. buildings, burnt the ground A part the
furniture in The Hotel was saved The OF Nh Paige
eeeatly built, and supplied with stock Of
goods His loss mast be Considerable The above nfcma
on Is derived from endorsement the way bill Of the
Whitehall stage and from passengers who arrived in this cy
last evening. Troy Wing
u SINGULAR PHENOMENAL we'll situated Oh
the beautiful grounds OF James { Church. Esq Tort Ham
ion Nsrrows. L. |. sunk Sunday morning last L, had
been bulk about eighteen months was Is feet deep, well
walled up wi,h stone. and strange TO relate, disappeared
pepeadcuar line about fifteen fee: below the surface car
wing with III the wellhouse. a umbng heard
by the OF the house few minutes previous to It's
downward A person who leaning against it at
the tine sprang Tor the fence and there held on thinking the
Miller prophecy being fulfilled. [Courie7.
u \ negro woman, nearly % years Of age
belonging 10 Creole fami!y the parish OF Landry
had tirfyre children Her first child born When she
tn of IS. She gave birth TO twins five times 10
tfipets three times Twenty Of her children arr present
Iying These facts stated the authority Of al Ope
lousaS paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

C To Shave EAsr.-A celebrated writer has defined
man to be sharing animal This doubtless true so far
as relates 10 civilized but civilized cannot shave
without razor ard he keep has rzo in good order
waout soP We would therefore just hin, read
that Saunders Metallic Tablet and Razor Srop with
four sides has wthsood the Of lime having been be-
fore the public than quarter Of century and it pro-
baby has 10 superior IL giving that desirable keen edge TO
good RACER which renders shaving an operation that may be
patiently endured Boston Mercantile Journal
RouSss! Almond Cream for Shaving, Very superior art
Gle Just received and for sale G. SAUNDERS inventor
and manufacturer of The Metallic Table, Razor strop, l6a
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

YUcArAS.-The Captain of the schooner VIM.
Penn arrived yesterday from Ssa informs tina, he
Merida the 10th u he heard that but little disposition
existed the part Of the Yucaaa authorities accep, the
Is outbreak hostil.tie troops already collecting
Nerldl and the neghbo.hood AID the Government vas
mahin purchases OF other and other provisions with
view OF preparing itself for the emergency n. o. Bee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

u A special election for Mayor came off in
Springfield Illinois, on Monday, the 2Sth ult.
Capt. Mccormick, the Wing candidate, was
elected b. majority Of I'D votes-a larger ma
jorty, by half, than any Wing Mayor ever before
received IN that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

r. The most ceItan remedy for Worms - ~
Mrdcaed Worm Candy Il has be-n universally he sst
thus far when uied according directions Z ~ br ch
rem His Diahoa Candy decidedly the most CRAM n n.y.
for Darhoa and Bowel Complaints OF any thing n1 soes,.
1t also vegetable and safe Thee andes are soy ., Clinton
Hali also by E. Chastsny 80 Bowery D. Sands III "a
Broadway; !. Coddngcon, 227 Hudson ST L sonef
Greenwich ST.; Wendoyers, III 9Th avenue; 99e Jsr.
Of l2lst street aud 30 avenue, Harlem; and Of E.
ser-C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

MI WEBsrER.-The friends of the late Secre-
tary OF State have been expecting him in this
city for several days past, on his way to PhiIa-
delphia and Baltimore We learn that the de-
lay has been caused by a severe "spell" OF the
influenza but as he is recovering, it is presumed
he Will be in town toward the end of the week
at the Astor, of course. Com. ADV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13
CITY INTELLIGENc

CorRr CALEspAR.-This day-Superior Court
TO- 81 81 49, 2s, &C. 3d. 49, g. 49, So, 81, IS, 80
~ Common Psss-Nos So "a. IL, 6s, -. IS, 70,
40 - 20 IS Sc al 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

u GONE HUNDRED RoMANcEs OF REAL LIFE"
is the title of new work by LEIGH Hunt, just
published by ]. Winchester. 1t is made up from
various sources, and the author himself, in his
preface, gives the following account of its con-
tents Crimes, virtues, humors, plots, agonies,
heroical sacrifices, mysteries of the most extraor-
binary description, though taking place in the
most ordinary walks OF life, are the staple CON-
modify of this book-all true, and for the most
part wctold and over the greater portion OF
them hangs tie greatest of all lnterests-domestic
interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

q The kanhawa VA Republican comes 10
US dressed in mourning, for the death OF the Hon.
Lewis Summers, one of the Judges of the Gene
raj Court of that State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

Splendid Performances o'clock to-dayat the Amer,
Saa nseun by the Ethiopian Serenaders Sc The real
Mermaid great curiosity is 10 be seen without extra charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

u Mr. RUSSELL had full house at his Con-
cert Monday evening lie sang some of his best songs
aud received loud applause HIS Concer; is be
Thursday evening when he will present novel
enr namely the Ten, Scene in Richard the Third which
he has music. indeed somewhat hazardous
pertinent but in Mr. Rasses hands ii will doubtless prove
successful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

H. The discovery of the circulation Of the blood By II,r
vey and the laws that govern gIaytaton Ay Newton TWO
prominent facts, which viii remain Tor imperihab!t
monuments 70 the enduring fame OF these great men, Ba an
other aud 70 the mass of mankind much more valuable di
covey has recently been made having forts object the Tec
al Of differing, disease and pain.
meTous, aud comparatively bu little understood The blood
is fluid Sn geaeis and enters through the eli
cua;on aordng nourshmen every texture and the
OF each Secretion When therefore it is impure disease
carried to the bres Of the animal frame In
stance causing osscaon OF the arteries OK turning them into
bone in another white swelling disease of the joints also
scr9iua swelling Of The glands IN various parts Of he
body; rheumatism attended with Tapation and disease
the heart gout affections and cutaneous eruption also result
from the cause, and variety Of other maadles, which
hurries the victim to his grave. Sands S4rsaala
vegctsble medicine which the result OF years OF labor and
ION viii arrest AID If timely administered perfectly cure
disel'es By purifying the vital fluid eseneratns TIE con
tuition tsPeng diseased action giving tone TO The general
freely and bringing with health aud renewed vgor BY It's
the pahd cheek Will lose us G4snes and III. s1nkra eye
hons 2,, and the limbs heir accustomed elastciry
For conclusive evidence Of lis superior value and ecseY
see certificates published in ,s and other ci;y papers
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail aud erpoao
b. 4. b. SANDS * Co, Druggists, (Grani,e buildingSi
also By 4 g. D. SANDS. 7s Fnton.strsrt and Ea
Broadway. Of Naket-streyt Price 81 bottle. 81
bottles for 50 Original d2com-ntg mag oeen seen at oa'0T
L. It's but short time there was quite alarm
circulated thai there yellow yer IN
and III city Strange indeed The inatu4tion OF may
persons The Yellow fryerlt :ed may b. curG'
and frequently cured aad hazard nothing IL saylns,
tha i much easier yellow fever than cue coz
SUMPTION and yet consumption does not 10 oceasiSa
alarm though at the time II Is disease which peVhn
among 70 considerable and fom the report o. "a.
week tler. u PERSONS vino died wil nmption du
IN the ~ -k C-rr,miy If that Of als had oser.
red oi Yellow fever the y would have been rms vow
say all persons afflicted yitlr CorGH4 CoLD. 10Y
suNiPrIoS, DY,FEP.l,, LIVER OMFLAINr, BRonehlIt',
AsTHMA; { aorP, WHoorIyG CouGH 81. Dr. Co'ssii
Balm OF Llt If Jss! season IS perfect PIE a
our clIcnlas aud ltsl yourselves rs ea meht''
Sold wholesale t .gta, Dr.. CcyeI l9J Nassau .Neri'
Clinton Hall; also 10 Bowey 227 Hsoa E1s; Bio,a
way; 2Ua Ggcwich y ~ Es ayenli-' co.. Oh izis' -
and 81 az Harlem. and f.. Rai.dtii jersey CIty.
:. Cn,srE>EY's AEoW,rI. aad SIE.,i LiyIaESl,t
sovereign remedy tor inilnmaor and Chronic krteb
Tts'f, FIXED TkiTs, III G-cks pans bai 4ene " VI
face, Tunors Glauhuias ,w-ugs yt1k4ess the mosm
chndrrn tIoa' nc olours TX, tooth re. ne'Itehs SS
s. lhrost, 81. mn
Fgirsa!e Dr Covert. Office Il, Nlsau m Clinton ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13
THE EVENING TRIBUNE

THE EVENING TRIBUNE
VIII he published This Day at O'Clock
Il viii in addition the Of the Morning paper
l. The NEws received by the Morning Mails;
q summary report OF the MARKETS, including STOCKS
from the ia! sales up to o'clock P NJ
3. The AnaIyALs a, our Hotels for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

CoRoNER,s OFFICE. ForND DROWNED. The
Coroner held inquest Monday evening at 800 West
street on the body OF uaknown aged from 90 30
years who found the water at The American pier
foot OF Spring street having been only few days in the
satcr He without coat but was dressed in course
dfab pants striped Shirt shoes stockings. Verdict found
drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

u Mrs. BAILEY, the well.known vocalist, has
been giving concerts with Signor De BEGINS at
Quebec, Montreal, Toronto and Kingston. We
understand that they have been very literally pa
ronized and have met with abundant success.
They will probably ere long return to this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

CLAY AND Co"-This firm is the bugbear
with which our venerable contemporary at Rich
mond tries to frightcn the bays; for in that light
he is entitled to regard the present generation of
LocoF oco Virginians He warns them against
divisions lest they should become the victims
Of Clay 4 CO.
Ii isa singularly extensive firm this. Wehear
OF its operations every where. The person whose
name il bears has carried the fame Of an Ameri-
can orator and statesman to the farthest limits OF
the world. identified, too, in peace and war; with
the glory Of his country. The Co." comprises
an overwhelming majority Of the people OF the
United States. They are his company now, in
all his aspirations for pure, enlightened and be-
neiicent administration OF the Government, ard
in lS44 will bear him on to the accomplishment
of that great purpose. Nashville Banner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

BLAcKwELl's IsL,yp.-According 10 the report
of the Deputy Keeper, there arc remaining on
Blackwcll's Island 80 white males, black males
10, white females 435, black females 5O-total
Sl4, beng an increase of Is on the last week S
report IS have been discharged and II received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13
some ofthe Erects ofthe Tariff.

We invite the attention Of all who are tlnctured
with the Revenue Tariff or Free Trade doctrine
to the following notice of the practical effects OF
the Tariff, taken from the Georgia Journal. his
plain statement of facts is worth more than
dozen columns of the windy speculation and day
dreams of dcnlagogues
" At retail in this place cery good COFFEE Is
selling at ten pounds for one dollar, and SUGAR
eIecea pounds for one dollar
. Not more than eight months ago. COFFEE
was selling fire pounds for one dollar, and ST.
GAR SIR pounds for one dollar
g In the consumption of these two articles, we
ask the Loco-F ocos wherein does the Wing Tariff
inIure the people
u LOAF SUGAR, that used to sell in this place at
% cents pound, can now be bought at | l cents
a pound y
= Does the awful Wing Tariff prove disadvan-
tageous here
in the same proportion is the reduction of price
on other necessares. Now, when We compare
the effects OF the Wing Tariff with the effects of
the Tariff when Van Buren, was President, on
which side is the result most favorable?
These are facts for the people! They all know
them to be so And one fact. with them, should
outweigh an hundred assertions that cannot be
proven true.
those Loco Focos have to say now, who de-
nounced the Wing Tariff in consequence Of the
duty it imposed on coffee and sugar do you have
to pay any more pound for tea, coffee, or sugar,
aO,o than you did before the Black Wing Tariff
was passed? We recollect Of hearing Loco
Foco farmer arguing against the Tariff for this
very thing, and even cyphered up how much
more it would cost him for his tea, coffee and
sugar every year which, we believe, amounted to
about three dollars a. which he had got to be
taxed in consequence Of that abominabIe Wing
measure" the Tariff! This same Loco Foco has
received SIX cents more a pound for his lot OF
wool this year than he did last-making for the
lot Of seven hundred pounds-torty-tlco dollars
while that same Wing Tariff that was going to
take from his purse three dollars for his tea, coffee
and sugar,--has put into his pocket torty.t~o
dollars. And he has not paid one cent more for
his tea, coffee or sugar either. Further comment
is unnecessary. Washington County Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

omo.-Thc Wings OF the Nineteenth Cor
gressional District in Ohio have nominate
DANIEL r. TILDEN, Esq, of Ravenna, Portag
County, as their candidate. The election in tn,
State occurs on the second Tuesday in Octobe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

u TlE CARTER TRIAL is rapidly drawing to
close. The correspondent of the Newark Daily
says that Mr. Sherreed on behalf of the Prosecu-
ton summed up on Saturday, and his argument
is said to have been very clear and able Mr..
Wurts was TO speak on Monday, and to be follow.
cd by MIR. NIllcr-both for the prisoner, when the
Attorney General will sum up the case for the
State.