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STRATTON'S OFFICE,

STATIONS OFFICE,
FOURTEENTH STREET NEAR MAIN.
$1,000, 5 Of 1000.
Va. Leesburg, o27 Extra, for Friday At the Exchapgs
Capitals $1,000, Of 1000, Of 300 Of 900 Of $50
20 Of l0O &c. 90 IL drawn Whoes 25O;halves I25;
qs. 625.
$4,000, 5 of 1000.
Grand Consolidated No. % Extra for Monday No,n;ng
Capitals Sl0,O0U Of 900, Of 500 Of 200 Of IS6
20 OF 100, &c. &c - drawn. Woles 4; halves y
qrs. l.. -
$4,000, 500.
Alexandra Lottery, No. 80, Tor Monday morning G,
pals-S3O,O00, $780, 5000. 1000 1000 D 500 so Of
1000 so Of 400, &c, IS Noe. 10 drawn Wholes $40
halves D. qs 80. Let drawn No. gig; 3D. 3D. 4th or
on drawn $40 9th Ith' sh, 9th or lOh S. llh, l2h
" Tickets in al the Lotteries, and the lucky Nos for
sale at STATIONS LIiCKY 9FFTCF
~ seven three number Prize. paid In five days and
twenty three from May June ION snonrt then, one -
$4,000 $1,000 ono q siioo one OF 500 All In 90
ones-an sold and paid IN one month BY sTRVrToN
~ The AnPrire Seller.
w EsrERN SHOULDERS, gs hid. ofdry. vy.,i ,,,,,I
issl JAMEs WINSTON.
PHlLOTOKEN, OR FEMALES FRIEND.
INHlS Medicine has been in use for a number
Of years past and wherever introduced has gained fr ,,f
lasting reputation with have become Acquainted win w
happy effects The Which accompany Il, IN ,s,s,., c.
aebascd upon the experience and observation many Of ne %
respectable and intelligent Nations Midvives and P1, -,
- universally fl ADD decided has evidence Of h. %
that e proprietor feels no oBe VIII be- ai.,ppir,. o.
giving u a hrtriai The above Medicine fbg lie by
y GS-eooW ,. u. EUsrACE 4 SON
SEASONED WHITE OAK PLANK 10000 fee, s.,.o,.i c,,
- Plank for Tobacco Botcs. fof saio By
ie 10 tsq ,s-,Ns.r,,.,
kLEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY ONE bushels pris c,,,. i
- Store fof sas on consignment Apply to r. = KrIHY
- 20 On the Deck
no my Ola Friends aud Customers.
LAVE receivcd portion of my Spring Of extra quality
- white Lead' Gass ser with Few Mountain on All
OF winch Wih work up s' prices 10 suittle times
spis p,i,,., Co. 80.
ANpiNG IN IN Dock, fn EHza 20 900 1set and
- " inch Pine Roari- for BY LEWIS wEaP
D. 90 ""
EfRENCH RRANDY--A few half pines warranted y,,,i,.
- Imitation DO IN half pipes and Eirhih casks
For saic BY j. 81 WIfIIAus a uAx.tr
To the Receivers OF Upland Tobacco.
M can store FEW hunifes horshead Of Tobacco noe n
W Andersons Ware iioue can be taken in dire,
rom ne boats ifee ofdfayagc. FRED. ANDERSON 90
su"o o. 'ots eG
WHlSKEY
SUPPLY o. Oh and common Whiskcy hst received h p
"e' UeNol WILLIAMS a HAXALt.
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THE pEBT oF MEXICO.

According TO the Baltimore American late Mexican pa
per states that the Secretary Of the Treasury Of Mexico has
published Decree by which the President directs that
cent Of a the receipts nj the custom houses
OF the Republic shall be set apart sinking fund pay
the public debt This fund Is to be nvioabe for any other
purpose The decree goes provide for conso
dating and funding the internal debt the Of per
cent stock for which will be exchanged by such choose
Those who do not embrace this arrangement with the Gov
eminent will have their stock qudsted only when Of
the sinking fund created. those shsl have first been
paid who accede to this exchange Of stock.-Pkil Tnq
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INOBACCO-Jus opened first rate assert
- meni Of prime smoking and chewing Tobacco Northern
he cut which wiz be sold low AT the Drug Store
opposite :! x a. Goodies by JOHN J. CRAWFORD
ju7-H Ano,hee, ~ ana n,,...,
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N. Y. MARKET. Jnlv 3d-aP NJ


There is little or nothing doing Cotton Flour is not
at at enquired Tor and quotation at which il would SELL
must be something below the prices of Saturday: 1000 bu
N hem Corn sold at 5sc, Rye selling at 69c; Oats 29a
5Oc Pork seems to be firm 80 so and Sl so for Ohio
rot Ashes OF fair rates, are taken at S4,69
Money Stocks rather tend upwards still
r. b Evening-There has been just about nothing nj all
done in Hour and the general feeling among oil men seems
10 DC mat prices have run too high Cotton has also been
quite unmoved
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By 10. IL. Dickinson a Rrother
Trust sale Of m Negro Wan
Rf virtue of a deed of trust from IA W
Preston To the SUBSCRIBER certain purpose. VIII ell n,
u auction store Of r. H. Dickinson Brother on SATURDAY.
tn 18th instant, at 10 O'clock Likely negro Man
H RHODES Trustee
!" "-o-a"th X H. DIcEISsoS & Brother. Aucts
- Two Negroes Al Auction.
~ MONDAY the 10Th oeLDck will BE- so,l i'm S,on, NJ
e sen Tavern likely Negroes belonging TO the estate OF
JAMES iAhsey decd SAID slaves purpose OF d
m "A PHI 80, " w
ius-4d. T. R. GOODMAN tcommi-.oner-
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A pIsAsrRoIis rInon

weleafa from the Gaena Advertiser that the food coca
stoned by tho late rains caused immense damsge in
That neighhohocd. Vast quantities Of lumber WOOD shin
ge &c were swept from tho city and carried down the
ser The slaughter house Of Mr. Young above town.
IVES thrown and about 30 hogs drowned Tho people
residing further he river IL Is said suffered snl greater
losses BY the destruction Of their fences &C. On Apple
hve houses. barns mill dams fences and every thing else
an The way OF the flood swept of. SO disastrous
Hood has not before occurred here sin the memory Of the
oldest inha Pail Ina =
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hFehanges ineluding certifeaies and Cheeks.

Boston par !; Philadelphia par 4; Baltimore baI dise
Washington o. CO dis; Richmond IA; Raleigh ia q
wilmington OOi Charleston J; Augusta iaI Macon /; Co
lumbus 1; Savannah iu5; Mobile I3nII dis; n
Pm 81 Louis 5a2i Louisville 5a2; Cincinnati 2a4 Nash
VILE 35ai; Apaachcoa 5a2 Treasury Notes par isI PREM
Bills on London 55ai prem Do. France st. 2Sla275 Dol
Dou6Oons, Spanish l6 Is 10; Doubloons, Patriot 1850
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FOUNTAIN INN

LIGHT.ST., BALTIMORE, (late Belfrhoopey,sO
WIS well known and establishment familiar TO
the travelling community Of the Union has been
subscribers who have completely reted
ana embeihed IL throughout Every comfort aud
a any hotel can boast Of they have bestowed
Vore house. and without
e various provisions for the comfort Of their guests they
neniy assert that no establishment can surpass them.
The Pfopreors accordance spirit the times have
resolved TO reduce their charges from the former high
therefore state that SlsS day well compensaes
ied contiguous To all the steamboat landings
me various rail roads no house affords the greater
dueements than the Fountain
w. w. DIX. D.
m6-Im ARTHUR L. FOGC fropretor
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CIGARS.

GENUINE Principe and prime lot Of fine Regalias.
" ~ the New Drug Store on Main Street, opposite J.
Goodies by JOHN J. CRAwFoRD
u -fpothneary and DrHRRist.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

hANE TINS day associated with me, in the Boot
PAGE Jr - '' '''' '-'O'O -
The business will hereafter under the firm of K
IS'PeeuV solicit for the eopartnehp Of the
liberal patronage hitherto eIienied To myself
Richmond lst July 1913 p X WHITE
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SALE OF NEGRnES

MILL be sold public auction for cash n the Rovving
Green Caroline County the 10Th day July that being
CouH day. fifteen likely belonging the estate NJ J
Mason decd pay Robert b Corin for which The
sad Mason stands bound security. Iard hard - hantO
Anes VIII 90 wei to attend this sale
~ young and likely. j. r. A. W. NJ Mason r,s,s
jc 3O-clt&dtd ~ III -
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rIARRIED,

On tho night OF the eth Point BIZ T. T. sum,,,
~. THOMAS T. CHANDLER. Of Caroline TO Mis-. RDyyINA
WILLIAMSON daughter OF Capt Dabney williamson
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0rust saIes.


LAND FOR SALE.
"Ewm - SATURDAY. ~. tssh a. ,r-l h. v,,t,. a.
w i've dreds q Trust. hy F.xn- al ~
reood IN IN. '-rks odce - .srin~ .f. ~
ocoeer rf AMI .sth hy 81 March ~s.lt ilA
ih- Following tnaets of Land uhlsn al
raSpe hNes IN AID eooniy snnr
haff sn1 CONTAINING ahf 81
dfani containing sss lea acre. "a N.
county 81 Ahsmarie nie- ms ns-s of
these tracts - Que % s best highland vrhia WIN
eniort1hb npruNeusenti tlnher IA.
above ale viii take Place the dra tract
l day of October when po-.ion VIII - rvrn and -.
unrin equal paynsns- la osob.r n~,,
GEO ~. MATTHEW'S.
John n. HART. Trustees.
GEO. r. PAYNE \
% The above sale again unavaably postponed willie rns
ON SATURDAY, the sth day of July
Ju 6-wfw
virtue OF Deed Of Trust BY hsaa. 1shs. 10
- the Undersigned dated the 18th and v
recorded the Cerks iInsnr- co OF rl e,v ~
win the sh day July a., a.,
thereafter ell at public auction. premises. Ilo~ ,t
Lot situated the intersection b.ne u ~
o No $40 and now occupied fiurhes
The ute to the above believed unqsesonah
but selling as Trustees viii convey in
US oy the sad deed of sale place ochek
p. NJ - " $500
TERMs-s2ooo with executing de-i cash IN h,
anee ai g. ~ an ~ months thu eri,
payments ~
cHAs PALMER rursse--
ma :" COW WILLIAMS a HsxsIl, Aucts.
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Anrtion 5ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
Ny DunIep, moneure A Co.
De-IrasIc Iaoa.e and 10, r.r mi.

FUTURE DAYS.
Ny Dunlop, Moneure a Co.
Desirable Eseuse and 10, For sai~.
wa he -od al ihhe MONDAY the 10Th Instant M
,"eheh NJ tbs i~osofy Brick HOUSE Lot nov IN ti-
spany o. The subscriber Of street mar Ia
M i~t fronts - feet on running hack Gg feet The
contains good ftned % places viii,
kitchen BRICK smoke house. &c ai an exesen, 4: adm
Containing choice fruh Trees &C &c
hiineaey amer. the Lot Ground ADJOINING the ahoy. ,n,
ing W i'e AMI running back i6s fret large stable
hsaiy new fine spring Of wafer improvements
The terms % easl the lalane. IN q nm. 10
months e purchaser giving notes. aud deed
o ""' upon The property TO secure the credit payments
49,, LANES GUEST.
hr Sale conducted BY DUNLOP. MoNcuRE a co A.et.
4-dnz - - '''S'e-
by Inlocs a brother.
PERSONAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
NDEk he povisionsofa Tru-, ads and .,ee.,.i m
"emafino Persieo and Elizabeth wifi 20 the une,gn.d
for the purpose Of securing the payment IN Richard
ven sums OF money a. therein provided which DEED
bears e on he 18th December 1873 recorded in the oa.
ibe Hastings Court of the City Richmond we The
Trustees viii proceed Public Auction Tor ,.,sv ~
on wednesday the 18th OF July. house. oeepied bv n
Aforesaid u rer-ieo situated streets the fowns Per
snai stae deserbed IN the ad to say an the r,
Of the said g. Perseo. consisting 500 10 1000 voI.
and valuable Maps. Pbyo-ophieal and
and al tbe Household Furniture other ane. named r a.
sn oeed OF which schedule furnished az n can h. oh
ained on The day Of saieor s, be a,
an costs expenses and charges Of the the prnei
tbe aforesaid deed o f'
The Se VIII commence precisely N , d,v - e
AMI II no'-u'en or the fair day, Sunday excepted
FREDERICK ANDERSON.
WIN. ANDERSON. Jr.
.. NICHOLAS MILLS.
Sale conducted by In,oes A. BROTHER Amer. a, =, -.
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THE COOK advertised few days ago has
Il arrived, and will be disposed OF today. privately
RO HILL.
Wa Main
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OST, between the Fredericks hall Depot,
- Louisa and Richmond Negotiable favor Of VIM
Pendleton EKr p. dec months from % January
is43 An forwaed from trading above note
as payment has been stopped
mG-hs i pPNDI E-rON
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lREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF BOOTS
VALUABLE SCOTTSVILLE
PROPERTY, For sale.

VALUABLE SCOTTSVHIE
PROPERTY, For sale.
WILL be offered for sale on FRIDAY. the
sls' day Of July neIt fair the day there
herr staples Tyler Co and fronting GO Main street
and running go feet back
This building well private resdenee md to
as has AZ comfortable department and
good Store house aud Lumber all under the sane roof t
the necessary out bouses-all OF which are brick
TEhSS-One tTt cash; balance in siN and twelve months
i purchaser giving bond and approved security and hen un
ue proper! 10 secure the purchase money.
The Charlottesville Advocate please copy ms and rni
ths'' account 70 H. PITTS, Richmond.
by williams q HaxaII.
SUGARS, COFFEE, BACON; LARD. &c.
on WEDNESDAY the 18th 10 O'Clock WILDE
sold in front arg, assortment OF rocer W.,
p hhds superior quality Porto Rico Sugars
10 do Cuba Clarified DO
DO New Orleans DO
90 boxes Woosey's double loaf do
$50 Bags prime green Laguyra Coffee
100 do do Do 81 Jago %
100 do MaracSibo do
100 do -. Domingo ID
so DO oh Angosura d.
100 do prime Rio d.
10000 lbs Bacon Sides prime quality
5000 do do Shoulder do do
Is bbs Old MoDongaheia Whiskey
100 Do Kentucky reeuhed
20 DO Baltimore Howard street whiskey
, half pipes Otard. Dupuy 4 Co Brandy
: do DO segnette do
$50 Salt
half chests Extra fine g. Tea
do do do do Young Hyson Tea
do do do do do do
so - pound boxes fine G Plea
30 do do do Imperial d.
so do do common do do
100 half boxes sXIO Glass
IS Kegs No. I Lard
TERMS-Undet $780, cash. 500 over months-f,r an
proved paper Ju WILLIAMS a HAXALI. Auets.
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q NRUsHED sUGARs-JO bbIs for sale by
~ JUG DAVENPORT q ALLEN.
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% u a w 0 ~ G .

beautiful style OF Landscape Drawing-Aso Pencil sketehnr
py he way side &c taught from Mrs Gooiwane
Academy Main Street VIM Mteh-ls Jewellery
Store A. on ,s,.
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NRAss SKIRTS Silk Umbrellas Cotton Do IisIe Thread
" aees blk English Hose-reeeived and cash. by
W w. MEREDITH.
fAMILY BAcoN-loOOO lbs smihGeli, and Mountain
IL Bacon, hog round, for by
JUL PEAKR JONRs a. wJNsroS
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.rfNo's Nan.
From the N. " Ezprsss
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA

The splendid steamer Hbernis. Capt Judkins arrived al
her wharf ut East Boston, yesterday morning. nj o'clock
making the passage in less Than 10 days. She brings Liv
efpoo' his' TO the 10th uli and London to the I9h.
Inc news BY the Hberna necessarily presents less than
is usua vaey consequence Of the Crcs, Western having
50 recently arrived.
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Inc subscriber would respectfully request of
ose indebted TO him TO make payment respective dues
H'Aoa ay being very desirable that individual bust
meas should be closed possible whom he is
hleoed Miu please present their for settlement
Ju f-du ~ yyurrp
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Co-PARTNERSHIP.

VENHE subscriber associated in business on the
LIST instant his brother Thomas p Butler the dm OF
VIM r. Butler 4 Co. A continuance public patronage
Is respectfully solicited jus WIN r. BUTLER
A YOUNG gentleman who has had considera.
bic experience in the Cultivation OF Land wishes engage
services manager for resident River
lie has been raised in Maryland and all
the crops adapted to her so-beng well educated he
service in than The ample testimonials in
his favour can be given Address G. G. p Mddebrook
la
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TWENrX naIIans nE,r,.n-

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
- AN AWAY from the subscriber on WED.
~ nesiay night 2eth June negro men, Phil and
Cyrus. Phil about - years old but
not black thickness in his front very short Jaw
teeth mostly defective pleasing
when spoken TO- Cyrus - Old tawny with but one
eye and sps much and meek in aboys
reward win be paid for BOTH dollars delivered
confined in jail that get again or delivered
10 Messrs r. II. DICKINSON A. BROTHER, in Richmond Va
ia 7-ciwf NM MtrRRAY
GEuro p Office, Powhatan County Va
r. They have acquainanees Richmond at Judge Jno
Robeuson's and Mr.. Ed Gays in Petersburg w
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Dressed Henri Cypress Shingles, 22 by . Inch.
SNTYTHREE THOUSAND Of the above for sale by
~ JUG JAMES WINSTON.
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POUND LUMP TOBACCO.
a FEW Hah Boscs Browns sutsror Pound L,snp ro.eso
n toT saie BY F27 IgtyIs Nges
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SHIELDS & SOMERVILLE

COMMISSION MERCHANTS
e1 Once on Cary Street. near the Rasin noa -
AooN-oO hhds prime Cincinnati Cured
Baeon-Shoalders just receiving per sehr Iag,D, "a -
- JOHN r. TRTPLETT 4 SON
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.
VHNHE President and Directors OF the Bank of
Virginia have declared Dividend from the profits the
last six months, Of Two and capital
stock Of the Bank Of which per
to the Commonwealth and the remaining per viii be
paid to the stockholders on and ater the 18th
iu 4-2awfw SAINT. MARX Cashier.
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FOR RENT
80 The three story brick Building on Main
or street next door Mr. Lewis Webs s,ors
and recently vacated by Mr. Joseph n Col1t with ar I'm
auaehsd This stand for an Auetionr
OF Soee or almost other business AMI To rol t.
aux wiz De rented on very reasonable terms Apply 10
PHILIP VI. TABB SON
one on Main or the Grocery Store Of VIM NJ
Harnson. Esq. an is :"
soDEYs LADYs BooK-Tbe July number received for sub
je2I SMITH nprcrpp 4, ,,onn,.
& soLD LEAF. "A supply just received and for
- safe BY s3-n J. a. EUsTACE 4 SON
- ARATOGA WATER from the Union Sori,,S-
~ received and for sale BY rS'
JeES-u J. a. EUsTACE 4 SON
Il AMP OIL.-Just received by the subsc Tibcrs
supply OF Refined Winnie. and Bleaehed soem OH dr.,
foin te FACTORY s3-u J. II. EUsTACE 4 SON
WlLLARDs UNITED STATEs-Abraiged Bis,org 81 ,h n
staie-or Republic Of America. Eninl win,rd oini,,
oi Troy seminary being revised improved edition Of 6rr
Noik with appropriate questions Chapter brought ~ 10
the Death ofGenera iiauison-Ius published for sae bv
je "a SMITH DRINKER a xoppts
toffEE-A large supply hand Of various kinda for s,1e
~ low by PEAKE LONGS = yyISs-rr,Ss ~''
geIs doors below the Bell
III AHYs PLAsrER-A supply Of the genuine artieIe for
~ Se BY BOLTON HARRISON
Je6 Corner Of Main AMI Governor sts
@ FOR RENT.-The wooden tenement
IL on Street Nc Daniel = MCauhy's lately in the
occupancy Of Mrs Iaekand Possession given immediate
y. Appp W apo ELLIS Elicit
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G.7g FUH KENT-The house Immediately op-
Psite the Ruins Of the Eagle Hotel formerly in the oeuuau
ey OF the subscribers Shoe yery desirable stand
or any business and early application made viii be rented low
nppS '" J. f. WATKINS 4 co, or TO
u
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-06
From the .Nortoieh { c. ks,rs.
THD GREAT BALL IN MOTION.

On the 18th ult. convention Of upwards of seven
hundred of the electors of New Jersey, in which
nearly every county in the State represented,
was held at Trenton, at which JOHN TYLER WAS
UNANIMOUSLY RECOMMENDED FOR THE
NEXT TERM OF THE PRESIDENCY. Resolu-
tons were also adopted, approving in warm terms
the conduct OF the man woo overthrow the insdious
ntrgues of designing men TO subvert the interests of
the people, and condemning the pursued by
the wing party in its attempts to curta the pow Of
the Executive by assailing the Constitution.
&c. the work goes bravely on. From evely quar-
ter we hear Of similar uprsngs of the people, whose
united is for the man-the patriot and the
staesman-wbo so well and so faithfully pre-
sides over the destnies of the country. We'll may
politicians-tbe wirepullers, and schemers, and
ney-changers and political mountebanks of every
caste and caber, stand back astounded at these open
denunciatons Of their vile traffic. In this great cri-
SIS OF the political affairs OF the country there has
been opportunely eogendered, a PEOPLES PAR
TY, which every hour Is acoumuatng democracy
OF numbers, and is moving on steadily, but rresisti-
bly, as an Alpine avalanche. This great movement
is not the work of forming Of the wire-pullers and
hurra drummers of ultraismt is NOT .the mere fam
tastc patchwork dream of federal demagogusm,
based on nothingness-but II is the result of sober
second thought of the people, who Simultaneous
ly and mpusyely drawn together by the solemn con-
yctions that TO preserve their dearest interests from
the riot of party they must longer place implicit
confidence where promises can be easily forgotten
aud the violation Of sacred pledges are sanctioned by
long practice.
Then, hurrs for the PEOPLES PARTY--the true
democracy of the nation This is a new era in the
political history of our country men awaken
ing TO their senses and we trust and hope that they
have been led into pools and mires for the last time
by the eeryesceDt Hastings OF the ignisiauus Of po-
litica chicanery. Let the PEOPLE unite and with
their end and aim, great and good, they and
WILL triumph The schisms and anmosties of part-
sanship will be getaway like chat, in IA, before
the whilwind Of the popular voice.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-06
From the Nec York Standard
TREATY WITH ENGLAND.

The Message Of President Tyler in reference to
the despatch received from his Government by Mr.
Fox, and read BY him TO Mr.. Webster is one OF the
most manly and truly American papers which our
relations with Great Britain have called FORTH
Whatever Sir Robert Peel may have chosen TO say in
Parliament, neither his Government, nor any of its
ministers ever believed that the right Of search
would ever be submitted TO by the American people
and still less that such right would be assented
to in any treaty with our Government The treaty
a Client, II IS true, after war avowedly carried
part for "ree trade aud sailors Iights, y
lcit the subject of mprossment unsd justcd thanks
TO the vigilance Of Henry Clay; but silence was not
construed either by US or by Great Britain, into an
admission Of the right Of search, or Of such vista
ton" would or might be followed by the Impress
men OF our seamen on preience Of their being Brit
ish born, and of having never ceased to owe alleg-
apce to the British Crown. The President rightly
thinks that the language Of the eighth article OF The
Ashburton treaty is perverted IL II is supposed to
mean any admission OF the right Of search. Both
Governments are bound, or are permitted by tina,
article TO enforce all the LAWS, rights and obi
cations Of the oo countries for The suppression of M,
Stare trade and for no other purpose Enforcing
the right Of search could not have been ooniempla-
ted, for no such right was claimed and therefore
was not pretended on the one part nor admitted on
the other TO have any existence. The President in
The sincerity AID candor which characterized his con
duct in the whole Of tho negotiation of the late treaty
utimatcs the possibility and even probability that
The difference now existing may be ono Of dehniion
rather than principle" In charity towards the Brit
ish Government, and for the honor Of her good
faith, we hope this may prove to be true but If on
the other baud, the arrangement for cightygpn
force, for tie suppression OF the slave trade, was
intended as trick, the President will find the
American people ready 10 e. with him any lengths
which may be necessary to undeceiye the British
Government We shall look with deep interes, to
the promised despatch which is 10 be sent to Great
Britain to be read 10 Her Majesiys principal Secre-
sry Of State for Foreign Affairs, but in the me an
early opportunity to vindicate the rig hts Of til.
Americsn people