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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21

The Tyler Papers are now earnestly
laborng to show that Mr.. Webster exerts
no influence at WashIngton--and, as an
evidence OF il refer to the fact that his
intimate personal friends are among those
recently removed. Tie ASS having pre-
vailed on the Lion 10 fetter himsl IL, now
bravely kicks him.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21
BRU SHE'S.

a LARGE assortment Of Paint Brushes; Sash
N Iool,; Teeth Brushes Cloth Brushes; Hair
brushes. for sale cheap by WM, DORSEY.
July 10, ls43.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21
P.1Ev'TS, OEES. sc.

500 lbs. White Lead in Oil, No. /;
100 do Dry White Lead
80 do Red Lead, Painters;
200 do Spanish Brown;
$50 do Venetian Red;
400 do Spanish Whiting; so do Litharge;
80 gals. Linseed Oil;
80 do Spirits Turpentine;
IS do Copal Varnish; 10 do Japan Vsrnish
10 lbs Lamp Black.
Forsa by WILLIAM DORSEY,
June |, Is43 DRUeoisT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21

The ScoTcnMAH' PRAYER. Keep my
purse from the larger and my body from
the doctor--and my soul from the derH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21

Coon HUHoUR. Good humour is the
clear blue skye of the soul, on which
every star Of talent will shine more clear
ly, and the sun of genius will encounter
no vapours on his passage. IT'S the
most exquisite beauty Of fine face, a re-
deeming grace in homely one. 1t is
like the green on a landscape, harmoni.
zing with every colour, mellowing the
glories of The bright, soltening the hue of
the dark; or, like flute in a room full of
instruments, a sound not al first discover.
ed by the ear, yet filling up the breaks
in the chord by its bewitchlng melody.
FATHER MATHEW London Cor.
respondent OF the Journal OF Commerce
SAYS:
The effect of Father Mathews address
ses is said to be- beyond all conception,
singularly insinuaiing, seductive, convinc-
ing, and overpowerng; and We all know
that his manners are gentle, mild and
endearing, whilst his object is so great,
glorious and ennobling He is certainly
the Lion OF London at present, and draws
around him the good OF all ranks and
conditions Of men, and those who wish 10
become So"
81. Johns Church at Hampton-ore OF
oldest ProsIesiapt Episcopal churches in
Virginia has been recently repaired and
placed in suitable condition for Divine
worship.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21
200 Sugar Cured Hams,

lust received Gin canvass) and for sale by
ID JOHN JAMESON,
july 10. I843.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21
PO2lNceNS.

SWAlMS and Houcks, fresh and genuine ar
~ tele ofhoth kinds Just received and for sale by
July 49, 1913 WIN. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21
IL o n + Y.

nAFE Just received quantity Of CLARIFIED
II HONEY, which will be sold low
July 8. GEO. RAFNuAI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21
SYRUP OF IPECAC.

YNHlS Syrup is prepared with particular refe-
l. renee TO children, and is recommended where
sntmonial wine is proper combining qualities
much better suited 10 the young. IL is also
nended as superior general remedy for coughs
and colds, with all cases of Bronchial affections
Particular directions will be given to all who
may want either of the above and sold in quaint
ties to suit purchasers
Prepared and for sale by
VIM. DORSEY, Druggist.
June 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21
A Fine 0uaIiiy Of Hats.

(WHICH ~ill be. sold at Baltimore prices, at
w the store Of S. & A. X PElSER,
June Is.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21

fthpiNlA.-in the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County: July
Rules, l843
John HORNE, phG
John McP Brlen, surviving partner OF John McP
Brien and Henry A. Biien, late trading under
the firm OF John NcP. Brien & Co, Robert Gil.
NOR, Richard Bodine and oibers, dfdts.
In CHANCERY.
VvNfiE defendants John Mop. Bren and Robert
l. Gmor, not having entered their appearance
and given security, according to the act OF assem-
bly, and the rules Of this court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidences that they are Of this Com.
monwealth; IL 10 ordered, that the said defendants
do enter their appearance to this suit tue first
day Of the next term, the bill of the plain
tia, and give security for performing the decree.
and that copy of this order be forthwith publish.
ed in any newspaper within this county, and con-
inucd for two months SUCCESSFULLY; and another co.
py thereof POSTED the front door of the Court
House OF said county. Copy.-Iesie,
JOHN STROIHER.
July 10, l843.-om.
vIRGINIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County July
Rules 1913.
Silas Harlan Admir- of John French, decd. ptf
against.
Henry Hout and Peter II. Cookus dfdts
IN CHANCERY.
TgNHE defendant Henry Hout, not having enter.
Il ed his appearance and given security, accor-
ding to the act of assembly and the rules Of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is out of this Commonwealth: il is ordered
that the said defendant do enter his appearance to
this suit on the first day of Tie next term, answer
the bill Of the plaintiff, and give security for per.
forming the decree: and that copy be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper within this county, and
continued for two months successfully and anoth-
er copy thereof posted at the front door of the
e ~ IA
JOHN STROLLER.
JulY I3. I243-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21

VlRGlNlA:-In the Circuit Superior Court oil
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County: July
Rules, 1913.
John HORNE, pbf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-21
General Miscellany.

ELLIooTT's MiLLs, Maryland.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-01

Durh enen fletnen llufaa, Der ld auf unererJtltd"
relle Don Der 5teu neutIden @rnuenttpn nit nnlerm
QGa9en erc'9nete purcen mir Uerbnpert euen' @rom'
Ell Der 3o8lln9e pe6 Ybtljpp5bnrSCr Scnnars bc'3u'
WChnen 1Ntr 9eben Deebab bic Q5eulerfun9en unlcrcS
oerr Seaeseu bent ,Yttstur9er @cnrlcr' uber rtcen
9e9enano H. peroeu lp1ter oucb Die o1rn rerlprodes
ne lNttbetluu9 unern 4eIern ncht ucreuthalten. Sb
9le mir herSIld beoaucr1, oaB mir Dem@ramen n'ct
bepcbnen frnnte 70 9eben ltne bod cte duBerit 9un
tSen Sentertun9en mebrcrer 9e9enlpart9 9emelener,
urtbetletdGt9er WIuncr uhcr bic fat n9lahlttN d)nc
e Scrfbrtte her Sduer cine retcbld1e @nt'tap19uI9
uno su9cld oud} Gle ernun9, oaBotc quite Sad,e Der
ocu0ben @pnOenton trrb alter 9nttd)tun9, am Gnpe
Opll Dem Splfe ncd) aR9cmeln aNertul1rt n!ro.-Sle
mir hOren perben ndthtcs SSahr mehrcre Snn9l'll}e
aus Ntblano eeuntp, wpucn 5tpet ilo ccm HebreraeA
ptcnleu DcDeu, Die 9ut1lt be(ue)en-
[Nus rsm ,,ptst"r8er Gruritr."]
QEir batteu lcbtc QSpde oas Serenu9en, ei1en1 Gr
amen Der 309In9e cee pbiIipfebur9er Seuliuar5 bCi
Supcbnen nno mlen befcnnell, o0B Die SUrtiHrlttc,
peCbe Die Sd)Wer lit rer oeutIt)en unO en3lt|cen
Spracbe, Neobuen, Scbrclbeu uuo Geographic 9emaot
baben, ae6 lltertrft mas III Der tur5en 3clt bon cln
Yen Necnoteu pureb el lnen SsHrer 9ee'Itst merocu
FOnnte, unO uu6 Sn Ger |drnen \orffuuu9 bered)t9t
caB co6 Sultitut nunmcbr auf Gdernl 6ube ebt
"a mir i'll &ilrSe ene WtittbcluuS ilber rb9en Sc.
9entao Don etuem ccmrctcutern 9tltbter, al5 mir o
erparen, 10 mpuen mir nur nrd ctt QSuRb beIfu9en,
Oab ATE Nejeugen, trelde tbetl6 aus Srrurtbe tbce
aus nnfenutnB Ger Gaoe4 9c9cn ce slnltalt ilno, bc
udbiter Yrlfuu9 III Yerlcn beirpAnen mtdcn Tim lIct
perbnIld) bon Der 8rrtre lfct tereIben 3U berelt:
gen. Dteient9en, mclde aus . 0 ut c1n 9ute5
llnterncbmcn, 9leidpeI peldc5, aneiucen ro Su uns
terDrden lude iIuO DOR ben 9lu9n cines eoen 02eos
ic3oentenoen nierertrddti9e Gdufte, tt mb9cn nun
int @bcrrpd pber Sittel elnberSeben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-01
9emofrattI1e 9auolun9Slpei)e.

Die rpahre Dempfratilde oanolun9swelle beitebt tm
Nehttbuu cbne auf Die Yol9en Gudi'eht gu nebmcn
Sie bleibt au alen 3elten Muo nnter allen umtdnoen
ibren 9runodscn 9etren nnO 'pe1t nnter fener BE-
olnaung bon DEM aoe pe5 Heote, Der 0erecbtl9telt,
9Sabrbett uno @brlld)tett.
Sine .petterwauoilhe fQnu feline oentofratilde ano.
lunaswele 1eiu, cbsleiob @t9e, bic Ile Dempfraten
neuneu, Elm lolhes @erfabren bt9en ooer etu)ba9cn
mC9en
Sic oe1cfratilde artei fanu nieu'als Ie9reid fei,
unb foute es aRdD tile Ien tbnnen, 70 lau9e e bren
arcSen 9ebrlisen, bic (le Su befennen o 5u lebren
Yprqiebt untreu piro. QSenn Sle. Die Dempfrden su
fetn ppr9eben, es pirtleb Aoer5en ,paren, oann
piste man niet6 bon etner 9ieoerase Der oemofrat,
ild1en partei Ite muBte in jeoem eanoe berrIdeuo
nereen, po Die SepOlferun9 70 auf9efldrt 1T ais bel
Mn6.
Dem Ncrtfd,reiten BET Mabrheit pirb oft Sd1aben
aetban cHrd bic eauhett ibrer Serbcoiser Ireuclg,
Felt ibrer snbdnser uno Die 8errGbere aI1der Sreus
be. Ge bat ebDeD trtunlpbtr, nno fann uno miro lber
ale be(e Stnbernie trlunpbiren, uno Qiht uno 9uf.
fldruns une 0rebet lber bic 9an5e 9Selt oerbreten
llne 70 1T CO NIT Der SadDe Der Denlpfratte. Die
06lfer no in fuberen 3etaltern uno in oerhteoenen
Gbeen Der gSelt BON perfappten 8errdtbern berpqeu
pDreeE, NIB pentpbn9eadtet 1T Die @iolll1aon fortaez
idritten une bic 9ebe CUR Srehet ebt iinmer nod in
ben Sersen Don aiener nuo miro fruber poer lpdter
Die @rnieor9teu 81 ibrer 9ebort9en pobe erbeben
@s fino ntd,t ale Die DemDfraten, pelde fId) Demo-
fraten nenncn, ebenlo uent9 as oe Ole Soceralilfeu
iInb Delde llh iSbLs nennneu IS 9tebt pbne 3,peiz
eI maud,c ,pahre Den,efrateu inter cen qBbi9s unp
ipieber giebt es 10 etfesrtcfratea ais ur raeuo.
lpc nccr1 flirlt Die ld) DeMofraten ueunen ,o NIT
Der Denlpfratilden partet S9aHp in Soano su geben
fheinen.
m fat alleu ydllsn no Die bemofrati}e Nartei be-
dfe1t nurbe, aiparen Die 2reulcil9fe uno Nalfhbct
beifIerilder Hreunee ole Saupturne oey Jleoerlaae
Disfelbea no lnHer oie 6reiltee elmer nad9iebi9en,
10
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-01
Ser YattrlonDs SreunD un6 geii Ser 3eif

n'ofraten unb g8tigs lit ben Gcn9reB er,pdbtt.
81 "a m a. 8sn oiefem Stdat lauten bic Tad3s
rttten 9uniti9 fir bic Den'Ofrati1he Sad)e.
+. SlltnDts s. Gcn hieiem Gta1t lInD nur nrd ,pes
nt9e Serte erbaIten, auten cbctb 9uu9 fir bic 9s
te Sa6ge.
9tor Gar / II a. 9ou ben 9 @cnqreRG RGliebern
S'elee Staots> luo Den1ofroteu uuo 4 4Sbi95 err
mlblt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-01

c. gSir baben bic ger4anbluu9eu Der 5. oeutIdea
ecuventtc nebt ocr periprod,eueu lRttbeiluns nber
Oas nit renStulern c.Semtnare ob9ebalteuegramen
erbaten uno peroen ('e ndbite 4Bcde nnlern oere3r
ten Ge(ern ntlttbecn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-01
,Burum fabren sic NIT Der locomotive e.
/SEpiI ift feir1 sNctipe babe in QCCD IN b(eibpn

,gSurunt fobren sic NIT Der 4pconlotipe 2" 81
'QSeiL ieb fein Olctoe babe in Coco sn bleben !
Mild be Der Bu1 IL I. Gin Brief rneItf,er
in elmer 3eian9 III WIiIppt befannt 9emadbt puroe,
fagt, baB bei Der Obndn9 o1fetlt 9ebaenen Gebauss
teIuug cine Sub 9e5et9t wuree, rte cbcn Sag cine
@ufdel -unb SrpeD Quart Wild liefere. Cas modte
pieleieht bo9 yono le, roeIthe6 NIT Wtild unb ouie
lieBt no Die Wlleb p hd11f9 1T oab man e bet Der
Suldet mebt.
9 d} ~ NJ men oe6 8 be a ter Gin Ghci( Der
bc bent 9laf9clcltcn pttebur9er Sbeaer befbdftiat
9erclenen .Sdoulpleler uno Sd3aupieerinncn bateu
sn )pgenanutes 8latbcct al d Gebradt nub 9eoenfeu
nit cemleben ben Sbic uno WliIipp berunterSugebeu
Auf cem Spote elb 1T ein Sbeater crbaut uno ibre
Slbl)t, bel alien tlelnen Stdoten uno edeu, an bes
en- le ocrtctcn1mcn, Gcrtelun9eu ju 9eben. Gin ueuz
er aBe9 ben &cpf nber'm QSafer Sn baGteu.'
Babrb bafte 3etd,en bes Q8eltuns
ter9an9s. lSenn Die Iie6e Otcnfhheit unb belDns
ocrs DIE 5uten Wllleren fO9enre 3etden unolSuneer
Ieben werDen, Dann 6nuen {le NIT Der gr0Btcn 3uoer
dbt 9auben, oaB Der ebte Ger Sage erbetueu pirb ::
,,0Senn ndmltd Die COME bes 96enos ltatt peS Wor'
8enS auf9ebt wenn eSun9fern beratAsldcu werben,
wenn jun9e Wtdodeu IS rtd1t mcbr 9erue iebeu, oaB
Idn1ude Surlde lbuen nahlaufen penn bic Deutfd3en
wctnhen, Die 9lmerifaner 9elbid1eu, bic Srrldnber
mbtSfeYlheu uno Die Stld9e tpuferdeu weroen, wenn
man Sd]petierfdlc aus Srfusnii1en mad1t uno Bein
aus Sadltetnen preBt:
Daun muB mabrldb slCes 9lauben,
OaB pie @rce miro Sertauben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-01

ben TGhter BON Srau @5adet, bic III oen SIdttern b.
llnicn Die 02unoe madteu, lit nttS meter ais eilt
MdDrdben. Scr Grquirer, cine 81 Solumbus III @eors
glen eretnenre 3eitun9 meloet, onG Die beicenHdter
Der @aoet beren Seeben III enem Sriefe BON @olunt,
bus 70 srauom lo?nrd9ei4nlten tpuroen nctb am &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21
Things In Philadelphia.
| Correspondence OF Ihe y. 7. T.ihrs.
puor,,

PHrLAoELYHrA, Nov 2Q-ae,
The confession Of the German, Jacob, abou, y. -.
Of the Cas,ner and P,rke family, turns out to Be-
He denies all knowledge OF the affair, and say, h.
times, under species Of insanity thought nrrs
the commencement
FROM PoRr Az PRiScE.-By the arrival of h. b.;,,.
ria Captain S,etson, this port, We have date, :
inst Captain S,etson informs me that no rs,.r, !.
had taken place in the political affairs Of the ccqpv
Delegates had all been Chosen for the purpose of ,
President and il was believed would be cS6t.
mouth. The market abundan,y stocked with Az
produce and business OF all kinds wa, in mos, w..
condition The election of President, it hocsd ~,
have tendency restore peace aud prosperity to Il.
try.
DEArHs.-During the week ending on Saturday, \,
were Ill deaths in the city and districts which is a.
crease over the preceding week.
BUSINESS Our wharves to-day present an .sinu.
pearauce The large number Of foreign vessels has nv,
air Of unusual activity.
SrocK SALEs.-There much bette. iesi., ~
in our stock market, and prices tended upward Su
sold at SOL and firm; State Skies al AZ Reading s,s
Bonds u; Camden aud Amboy Bonds O.; Gerard r. !
United States Bank 81; Vicksburg a; Wilminro, D
road ISL About $4,000 OF Loans and State Sr,S. y.
were sold Some heavy transactions occurred IN. =
Board.
No alteration in Exchanges.
We are anxiously awaiting the arrival CT the s,e.n,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21
BY THIS MORNINGS M.u
NIisaissippl E.lectin.

The Election IN this State took place -, a.
and 7th inst. The result was no, pos;,;.-a uis
certained on the llth, but the lates, nan. 4
no means hat,ering either to the Who ,.a . T
to the country. at large. 'F
The Vlcksburg Whig of the sth saws.
The fate Of Mississippi is now decided b,,
yet say who elected One thing j, eertsi, "t "a a.
County ha, ne, done her duts Though 1t !. 80 Wis
bopdpsying ticks; il elected we do no, bj'R Il
majority i, whs: it should be Many c.a.., IA .
produce this effect. We may De disappopr.S Peai
majority s& "a
The Memphis Enquirer of the llth inc,
We understand that The rrpudiators have 'ii
whole tiske fos Governor aud Legislature, both Is s
and Desoto Countes Al In: last election Ms,s,1
sent two bond-payers and two repudiator.o 'aai
The officers OF the Diadem report that !,
thought in Vicksburg the Loco-ioco csnS;t,.''9 Is
Governor is elected. Phil, O.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

S4Sps's sSARsAPARlLLA-Leprosy il most formidable and
fatal disease and times battles the best medical .kil II
commences with eruption Of light coppercoored sDot
on yaTlous parts OF tha Dod accompanied with roughes
Of The kn Of the obes Of the ears hoasene.s
the voice and falling off Of the hair AZ the disease
es subsIses 1 are formed The ness become name neeT
rate and the members fall Off The breath then becomss f.
sve sores are found the body causing continua
Eulated suderings -'e''I ms aceu-
II proper medicine administered while there i. strength
left IN the constitution the disease NAV be subdned and G
patient restored 70 health Sands sarsapaa viii aIr b 'ne ne
curative powers dispIaee diseased action enab rho Us
70 the vital by which means health vii be rslaIsa
,nd ms obsl Jna % sal yz Salt Rheum Tet,e
BY its AsA eiiecIGaily cured
For conc' usiTe evidence of Its sunsr;o- v,I,o
see 4s ses published this city papers
r6I pa ana 500 whessale and retail and for
S1sr 9 ssso@sdhsy and sod Sa s.s
East eo!,l- IS ru,os as Of
Pc a0sf'e-si9 bottles for IS. rtce' d
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21
MFR. Adams In Kentucky.

t.OT
No III. MAYsvILLE, KY Nov H. i74S'
This morning, at an early hour, MI ADAMS
arrived at this place. amid bon-fres and the roar
Of cannon. The occasion has been one OF the
liyeliest interest All classes have joned' WIN
the utmost enthusiasm, in manifestations ~
spect to the venerable patriot iifIneoia'eiy
after breakfast MIR. ADAMS repaired to the ffes-
bytcrian Church, followed by numerous w pio-
cession Of the citizens OF tins place anu I.s
rounding country. Notwltnslaholhe 'ne &c cue
unreasonable hour, the building was lilieu ~
80, af whom were ladies. Here he was ad-
G.assad m behalf Of the citizens of Maysvllle, by
Con CorI1,s in brief but eloquent Speech, the
t.n;cs of which were chosen with singular felicity,
and during the delivery OF which the speaker was
repeatedly interrupted with spontaneous bursts OF
applause. When Mr.. ADAMS rose to reply, the
multitude was hushed to the profoundest silence
and attention. No language of mine can convey
anv adequate idea Of that reply. There was no
study no effort none of the hacknied arts ospeech-
making but the effect upon the audience was SOL
emn and thrilling beyond description. When the
orator came to speak of his official connection
with Mr.. CLAY; when he touched upon ms VIM
dication Of the character of that lilustrous man
at the close Of his Administration, IN his letter
to a committee of the citizens Of New Jersey !;
when he invoked the name of his God, before
whose judgment seat he expected soon to appear
in once more attesting the innocence of Mr. Clay
from the imputations which his enemies had
sought to cast upon him, the heart of every one
present appeared to be touched, and after few
moments of reverential silence the entire assem-
bIage burst forth in the warmest demonstrations
of satisfaction.
His speech being concluded, a large number OF
ladies and gentlemen exchanged salutations with
Mr.. Adams after which he was conducted to the
boat and placed in the hands of the committee of
the citizens of Portsmouth, who had come down
to this place to receive him. AS the gallant steam
er Ben Franklin rounded out into the stream, Mr..
Adams made his appearance again upon the hurrl-
thunder of cannon and three hearty cheers from
those with whom he had Just parted.
Thus terminated q ceremonial which time can
never efface from the remembrance of those who
had the good fortune to participate in it.
What a source of qualification and pride must
such scenes as that which he has Just witnessed,
be to the venerable Patriot Statesman and Sage.
The envenomed tongue of calumny once SO busy
in the work of detraction is hushed; and men Of
every name and creed vie with each other in do
ing him reverence With no storm or cloud to
dalken his horizon, his life may be likened to the
serene glory of the setting SUM- iSerus in celum
redeat' In haste. AMERIcUs.
- For Mr. Adam, Fittsbug see letter the outside.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21
~ The meeting OF the NEw-Yoak BrsIE So.

u The meeting OF the NEw-Yoak bIsLE so,
clErY, last evening, at the Tabernacle was wen
attended. After the usual Introductory exercises
and the reading of long report, Rev. John N
Macauley, of this city, offered resolution Tue
purport OF which was, that we ought to be thank
full 10 the Almighty for preserving to US the 6lo.e
through so many dispensations and changes he
followed the resolution in forcible and appro-
pirate speech after which, DR.. Bethune, OF Phlla-
delphia, addressed the audience. We have not
time to give any just idea OF his speech he re-
ferred to the Bible as the great invaluable bless
ing to man-of its power to teach aad instruct
him in his duty to Heaven. The Bible, without
note or comment, would guide him arlght' he
said he had respect for age, wisdom and expert
ence, and could defer to them in earthly things !;
bat the Bible alone could teach him how to wor-
ship God.
He spoke also of its being the very foundation
on which every thing valuable IN life rested-of
its being the only means, under God, OF re-
storing man to his primal happiness and purity,
and said that if every book was destroyed, and
only one bible left on the earth, on this alone ne
would rebuild the church and elevate man to ul-
innate perfection.
In speaking of the apparent slight encroach-
ments it had as yet made on error IN the world,
he remarked that the present efforts were but the
preparation for grand and sudden result. We
cannot better give an idea Of his views on this
point than by using his own forclble illustration.
He described the slow undermining OF a city,
while every thing above ground remained the
same. The excavations would all be made, and
the explosive material deposited in every secret
chamber while tower and battlement stood firm
as ever-the train might all be laid and the mine
complete for firing, yet the surface remain un-
changed, and the great city rest like rock on Its
foundations;-but, firm as it appeared, 1t needed
but a farthing rush-Hght and an infants hand
to send tower, battlement and city in scattered
fragments through the heavens. Thus he said,
if MIGHT be in the moral world.-Ihe NINE was
now being dug and the train laid, and at some
future time slight cause might overthrow the
whole structure of error. He then spoke OF the
necessity of giving this Bible to the Sailor that
he might be to uncivilized nations what they
already considered him--a representative of the
Christian Religion. He closed with reference
10 the beauty and blessedness of the Bible IN Its
associations with our childhood and parents--and
its power to cheer us in life and sustain US IN the
hour of death.
The Doxology was 'inen sung by the audience,
and the Benedicton pronounced.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21
T The Montreal Times savs

U The Montreal Times says that the mint
which has been in operation for time at Fanham
making counterfeit Mexican dollars has been seized and
four of the peron5 concerned the manuactory have been
arrested and now lodged in the Montreal goal Their
names are William H. Chreigh, John McCaIty Charles
Ja.nn and William Trivant. The mint was also brought
TO Montreal great number of individuals it is SAID are
concerned in This nefarious trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

APPRENTICES LIsRARY-By reference to an advertise.
ment In another column, II will be ha, the Managers
of this useful institution have enlarged operations
allow others besides apprentices share in its benefits
We trust this aErangsment will be extensively useful
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

u! The MECHANICAL FIGURES, GREAT WEsrERy
the Misses Shaw &c. at the American Museum; and
their names alone will nsuIe full houses quatern 70
say nothing Of the thousands Of other attractions
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

j writes Us gain, begging the very question
which differ from him. and which cannot argue in
these columns Tot he does accept Or. Paleys
viii, regard the obligation Of sahbathkeeping already
understand hs, do have tried make him compre
hend Ofcourse until differently hi, e,hoFtaon
entirely of PLACES is all controversy the subject
here.