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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

NTANTED-A young man from eighteen TO
w twenty years of age, attend Lace Store, few
miles the city Satisfactory references required Apply
Canal between the hours Of and eight this Fr
6,v) NIL lts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

046 900. The is 81 a hundred dollars, and
amounts to S7l2379 including the poll Of 81 So The
foregoing shows increase within the year ending on the
first of May las, Of APT polls equal 2l35 populaton)
Sl4s 500 personal property s2l73 500 real estae5
S00 Of the and S4 600 81 ncreese in the to-
the tax, the total of the bsng nearly II per
greater than last year By computing the population
at five times greater than the number Of taxed polls (Which
deemed fair proportion) Boston numbered the first of
May last 100, ,3l5 inhabitants.
In Philadeph money continues superabundalt The ap-
pcaon to lend are far than those TO bor
row. The of the business community are too lin
tied employ any great amount OF capital and at the pres
en time large number Of merchants have unemployed
funds on hand and generally lenders than borrow
ers While this Of things continues and capitalists
unwilling to their funds of the city, stocks
continue be the natural channel for the employment Of
money! and necessary consequence continue TO advance
The receipts Of the Phade pha and Reading Railroad fo
the last week Sl3Sl5 To- the largest except which
reached Sl4 ,079 Of.
Government Skies have sold Baltimore 49, Elves
l06. In State Loans there much doing; Skies
held at "a 7ll Fives 65; Threes 40. City Skies
which touched ll0 have receded The market has closed
l09i, sellers There animated inquiry for Bank
shares aud transactions had in Bank OF Baltimore 252
254 in Union CO. Farmers and Planters at 22l Mechan
ics Is; Merchants 90 The Insurance and Road shares
quotations. SouptHs VI iSti a"u of~ ae
held IS. with little inquiry. Those of 1913 ale selling at
S2aS5.
There activity in Exchange at Mobile with more
buyers than sellers The Bank of Mobile purchases 90 day
bills the Eastern 81 per cent discount which Is
reduction of per Cent, and checks on New oTk per
cent discount. which is advance of per cent
The demand for Exchange New.Oreans has been act
i've and drawers succeeded establishing farther ad-
vance Sterling per cent prem; Francs S73 AZ;
Newfork 60 days p per discount aud some small
have been sold as low discounts sight checks a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

.U Boarding scnooipsIrving II Institute
| ivza 4mis WIN. P. LYON, A NJ, Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
nl7 iaw6m WILLIAM McGRATH, Administrator.

STATE OF NEW-YORk, ss-ln Chancey-
o. Aldermen Commonalty of the City of New
Henry Patio and otherS-Nlaster's Sale.
In pursuance of decree of heCourt o Chancery Of the
State of New will be sold al Public Auction under the
direction Of the undersigned OF the Masters of SAID Court
the Merchants Exchange in the city of New York by
Halliday Jenkins Auctonesrs the sixteenth ll6hl day
of November next "a D. 1881 at u O'Clock uoon OF that
day
All that certain lot piece and parcel Of grosnd with the
bindings thereon erected situate lying and being the First
Ward of the city Of NewYok and the southweserly
side of Wall street, aud known and distinguished
number Fourteen i) IN SAID Wall street, WHICH said lot
piece and parcel Of ground bounded and described fol
lows wit C commencing AT the north-weStsy OF
certain LOT Of land Wall aforesaid belonging to
and occupied by the President Directors and Company OF the
Mechanics Bank, the city of New-fork as banking
house and known number sixteen l6) IN all street
afoess thence running westerly along Wall afore
wall of the marble buildings recently erected by John
Nell thence south westerly through the centre of the said
wall and line drawn continuation thereof, hity
inches be the lesS thence south
eaSteTly along the ground late belonging the heirs
Pste Burse deceased feet eight inches thence
southwesey along said last mentioned ground fourteen
inches ground late belonging the estate
Char. Ludlow EsQuire, deceased thence utheaserly
along said last mentioned ground eleven feet four inches unn
il strikes the SAID lot ground ot the Mechanics Bank atoe
and thence north eaeIy along the SAID last mentioned
lot seventy feet nch-s Wall street aioesaid the
pace beginning Dated New York, October 18th A D.
1913. WILLIAM w, CANtBf.LL,
Master in Chancery.
d. liR,H.M Solicitor. o24 2,awts
The above sale postponed ia the tweny-thd (23dl day
of November instant the same hour and place Dated New
York November 10th, A d. l8i3.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
nr. EeltY Couraud,s Poudre Subtle,

VIII eompsely and permanently eradicate supeIuous hu,
man hair from females upper lips the halI concsang sroaG
and foad the stubborn beard OF man or any Snd
of sueruous Be get the genuine al the original
ofice g. Walker ST. one door from Broadway.
81 per bortle-Directions + reach and English
Haven Brown IS Chestnut Philadelphia ordan
MIX street Boston; Cray Poughkeepse Green Worcester
Norwich; Tonsey Rochester, \. Y; Guild Bangor White
C be seen tested before buying proof positive this and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

~ Peale,s Museum is doing good business with the
ra-,yn,s Teller Grea, Western, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

U- Special Orders for English Books
Ltaary and Professional gentlemen requiring any particular
works be found this country, have their orders
forwarded by steamship and returns OF the same received
weeks commission Of 10 cent only charged on the
cost Of Importation. D. APPLETON co.
importers and Publishers, 10 Little Britain London and 200
Broadway. ~ Y nl6 3t3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

STATE OF NEW-YORk, ss-ln Chancery.-
CBefor the Vice Chancellor of The first CrcuThe May
Aldermen aud Commonalty of the City Of NewYork
EIsnry Par md 0rhsrS-taSrerS Sale
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

BOARDING DOWN TOWN.-A Gentleman
ID and his WIFE three suge Gentlemen may have
desirable Rooms and Board where there ew board
ers at No. Geenwich-stree The house has just been
newly fitted up and boarders will be accommodated mode
nd 1Iyis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

seq SDepo, for w Ayres' superior black blue red and
copvng inks wholesale ard retail at ' Nassa"street
.S.SfaaU York
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

Ship Meta, Meyer, Bremen, Oelrcks Kruger
Bng Sophia, Kenny Norfolk, Nesmith, Leeds Co; 5
MargSret Powers Johns NF Tampa, Laul Angoshera;
l. Baldwin, Thompson, Savannah
Schrs Virginia Bedel for Norfolk, sturges C.earman;
Alexandria, Lewis, Alexandra, do
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

ANOTHER NEW NOVEL.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
FrIany' NOV. 18th. Price 12 I-2 Cen -.
THE GENTLEMAN'S DAUGHTER,
OR, 4 GREAT cIrY's TEMPTATIONS
TALE or ACTUAL LIFE
x Dreaui--a speT-doubts-suspicion-sh
And ahuddering virtue wept DER Agnes namei1
This Is Tale of The deepest interest. written
pressive moral Although no personal an sfands and M I'M
reader Will be frequently reminded circumstances thst
Ihia read the first chapter without beng led r
on 70 ths close OF the work The type this
Published and for sale by
BURGESS * sTRINGER,
M. Iomer OF Broadway and Ann street.
NED MYERS,
OR, LIFE BEFORE THE MAST:
By J. fenlmor= Cooper, Esq. In one volume
OR sale, wholesale and rzt,il, BY .m.
Mi 222 Broadway, corner of Ann street, New York
BEST FAMILY PAPER
IN THE UNION.
I We beg the attention cf the public the following
Ich and varied Table of Contents winch IS contained
THE NEW WORLD
For Saturday, Nov.1s.
lANOTHER PULASKI SUFFERER-A thrilling
Original Tale Of Piracy, Shpwreck, and Suffering
H. WIDOWS, or Random Thoughts on Human Nature
in general-an Original Sketch.
III THE FORGERY-au Original Tale
" AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ORPHAN GIRL
several new chapters.
VA MORNING AT ROME-By James AldTich.
vi THE PRAYER OF a BEREAYED MOTHER
BY Park Benjamin.
VII THE EA1IGRANT'S SABBATH-By H. H Weld
VIII THE DAUGHTER OF JAIRUS-By H. W Her
bert.
TX HISTORY AND ANECDOTES OF THE DOG
-Vicssitudes in the Lives Of Royal niants-Sun-
day IN London.
y NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY-OtHcial
Proceedings of the Stated Meeting for November
XI. ORIGINAL POETRY-Beware OF Witches-The
Spoiler fragment, by w Gilmore Smms-Son-
nets, BY w B. HrstTo Helen on immortality in
Life
XII. EDITORIAL-Nlore Falsehoods Exposed One of
Mr. Towns Omissions-Post-O Office Reform in the
British Coones-A Gem for the Brothers Low
ell Offering-The Flower Vase-Nlusical World
Religious and Politica elligence-Do Sum.
nary-Varety, SC.
TERMs-Three dollars year; single numbers
new Volume will the lst OF January, and all
new subscribers paying for year will have copy
Of the MYSTERIES OF PARIS GRATIS
ljT Subscriptions received 10 BLACKWOOD'S MAGA.
ZINE the cheapest monthly in The wod-S2 year. also 10
the SERIAL SUPPLEMENT, price 81 year
Address, post paid or free
nil J. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann-street
Cr Education.-There al present vacan-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

~ uuffs Muffs, nEuffs-Of very superior quahty.
,n ybcb s,, some of the finest Natural and Black Lynx
altont al t S,i ' ~ th. c,r,-for sale at WATSON'S,
| ~ " ~ " Hat and Fur Store 81 Chatham 81.
Ladies would do well call and examine previous to
rcasing elsewhere Taped Mus OF every description
n3is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
y
NIL lwlss % VILLAIN, corner Ctud

TUlTION IN THE HEBREW LANGUAGE
Whereas several Ministers. Gentlemen and Ladies have
requested the subscriber teach them the above Language
h. has resolved spend months Class or Classes can
be formed Tuesday 9th of December next
The crher has been the habit Of teaching this angu
for more than fifty years and has many favor of
his qualifications and success Besides well known that
Bibe and that has publsheda ebew Grammar. the tenth
odton which has appeared and asoa Hebrew atm
and English Dictionary styled by reviewers Hercuean
work -atey repubshed in large volume without the
Latin. o,,,u,o>,c
l. The subscriber engages 10 make his students so perfect
that they win need no farther Instructions.
He gives "a lessons hours each either weeks,
lessons per day. weeks lesson days. or III two
months l lesson every other day.
g. He charges as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

= The InvisibIe Wig so closely resembles the
real head of hair that acepcs and connoIssu have pro
nounced the perfect and extraordinary o te
day The grea. advantage of this novel and unique It's
being made without weaving which causes It's
closely resemble the natural har both In hight
being SO beautiful porous and free that In all cases OF
perspraton evaporation IS unpeded ana e grea Vi
other Wigs entirely avoided scep,c and connolseuT are
alike invited this novel and BEAUTIFUL VIZ apd tae
e. barry 6 Broadway of Liberty street up stars
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17


Western n. Y. (Safe,y-Fu
and Free Banks -. / d
Albany, Troy, Scheuec-
tady, SC = 6
Eastern (bankable in Bos-
tom :. -. 49,. j q
New-jerSey -. ..... :: Z"
Philadelphia, Baltimore
aud Delaware f"
Virginia and District of
Columbia - "
North Carolina III "
South Carolina Il F"
Georgia. IL -
Ohio, Kentucky, India
ma and Missouri, H
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

VET BUTTONS. assorted sizes, suitable for
u trimming bonnets dresses Sc. Also Mode Coors and
Changeabe Marcelnes and Floences, for linnes Also.
Embroidered Muslin Trimmings, comprising full assort-
msnt of edgings nserngs and beautiful patterns
Also Cmpel Satin Ribbons, Nos La g sc; Orange Naz
blue dark green and other desirable colo OF Taeta Ribbons
superior quality in all the numbers from No l6 inclu
sve Just received and for sale by
'''' WILLIAMS, RANKIN & PENNIMAN,
nl7 lwis. 63 William corner Cedar.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

u POstponement.-Mr BROWNS first Lecture
on Slavery related Association will be postponed TO
week day evening of which due notice will be given IN the
nnhl,c nrn,s ul7 It
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

C. TEducation.-There are al present THREE vacan-
for BOARDERS in the School Of the undersigned Pa
rents Guardians desous OF information as TO Terms
Plans Of Education, Sc time obtain Circular,
with full particulars application the establishment ,22
Houston-street, corner of Crosby.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

Also, Jewely Counter Cases, with plated bars
y g. the Watches will be sold at IL O'Clock precisely
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-18
No !.
BIG / AND LITTLE Il.


81 have 10 return you many thanks" SC
81 very heartily concur with you" &c.
al have long followed the rule" &C.
81 will do what Icln 10 bring forward Mr.. Van
Buren," &c.
~ have not thought il proper 10 interfere with pub
lie opinion" SC.
81 have so long followed this rule, nSc.
al see the name Of "Mr Buchanan" in the st OF
candidates, sc.
81 feel and profess both personal and political
friendship" sc.
81 cannot support him" however, &c.
81 feel too much good viii to go into his own
State to operate" sc.
81 received an Invita- ion from Philadelphia six
years ago." &c.
81 took occasion to indulge my feelings towards
Mr.. Van Buren, them" &c.
~ have shown, on many occasions, that personal
feeling" sc.
~ separated from Mr.. Clay, in 2i-5, who was my
personal friend, &c.
81 supported Gen. jackson with whom had q
personal difference" Sc
"Iexpressed the opinion six years ago." &C.
81 knew Mr.. Van Buren, well, and believed him, -
sc.
81 believe that second term of four years, SC
~ believe that the wisdom and patriotism, Sc
~ am proud to say my convictions have been =" sc
~ feel authorized to say that two parts out of the
three" &c.
81 have 10 add the approving address," &c.
~ do not speak of the Manner SC.
81 am friend to the form of government" SC.
he lev in he ity IF Ia. (,
II greved over the election of lS4O,m SC
grieyed over the injury which the great cause, "
&c.
"Iwould instantly do So" if ut were in my pow
err" &c.
81 will not repeat by what MEANS" sc.
81 was in the capitol of the State of Missouri" &c
81 then heard of the result of the election of lS4O "
&c
81 instantly proclaimed the settled convictions, y
81 have the happiness to believe that my opinions, -
&c.
81 repeat it, personal feelings do not govern my
course &c.
81 esteem him. sc.
81 am proud to be ranked among his friends" sc.
81 am not governed by personal regard for him, +"
sc
81 feel, however, that something is personally due
him." sc.
~ am happy TO say" &c.
81 am, myself, for him." Sc
81 cheerfully in your proposition" Sc
~ see no other means TO harmonic opinions, /" Sc
81 trust it will be much longer" &c.
81 am, respectfully" THE GREAT BALL ROLLER
IRON Missouri, AM,--DAm ME :" and u should do
whatever ] command
ONLY AZ TINES.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

MIR. Burton, we understand, has reached Washing
ton and is playing at the National Theatre. An
accident the railroad prevented his appearance on
Monday evening, according to announcement
We predict that Mr.. Burton will fill the theatre
with the beauty aud fashion of the city. II is often
remarked by the many thousand strangers visiting
our city during the sitting of Congress, that there
is no adequate place Of amusement in Washington.
This remark will not apply, during Mr.. Burton's en-
gagement. There is no man living who amuse
his audience more heartily than MIR. b. We re-
gard him as the very representation aud mbodi-
ment of mrthiulness.n
Among the series of humorous pieces to be per-
formed, we il stated that "JouN JONES" will be
produced. Guy Goodluck, IN this piece, is one OF
the characters which has contributed no little TO Mr.
Burton's professional reputation.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-18
From The .Nei1 England Puritan
CLOSE OF THE YEAR.

We take no note of time but from its loss-T Young
Standing amid the closing hours Of another year Of
probation IL becomes us to review the past with that
impartial and solemn scrutiny with which IL will be
rec xamined at the great Day. With respect TO our
own country, TO say nothing of Others the past
year has been repee with incident of the deepest in
terest TO every rejecting mind.
has been year Of peace. II, al the commence
ment of the year there any serious prospect Of
a rupture with Great Britain, the clouds which low
cred in our political horizon have been dspelIed and
relations 10 our fatherland have been placed up-
on an amicable footing, by the Cancellation the be-
nevoence, and the wisdom Of Webster and .3shburion
two names, which will be ustrous in all future
time. II Meternch and Talleyrand had been in their
places, TIE two most enlightened and Christian ma
tons of the earth might be shedding each Others
blood by land and But higher measure of
gratitude is due to that Invisible, Pacific power
which controls the counscls Of plomacy and mpsrts
wisdom TO the wisest.
has been year Of plenty. Never probably has
there been year when the earth has Welded her in
crease more abundanty. The early and the latter
rains, and the warm sunshine Of heaven have been
literally bestowed. Thousands in Europe are suffer-
ing with want, but here, with vast increase of pop.
ulation the means Of subsistence outrun the demand
and prices arc low, almost without parallel.
II has been year when sorder rie,rs of he soure,,
Of indirdua and national ueai have begun TO obtain
Within the last six eight years the most extraya-
prosperity have extensively pervaded the public mind
Riches were expected to come without labor. and
fortunes TO be made in a month. Men were so in
fatuaed TO believe that an All wise God had re-
peaied The ao1ding iao under which be placed Adam
and all his posterity, when he elected him from Eden
"ln the sweat Of thy face shall thou bread Till
thou return unto the ground" Severe dscpline
has, IN some degree think, restored reason 10 her
throne. South Sea Bubbles, and speculation in wild
lands city lots and mulberry trees are diseases 10
which men are periodically exposed, and which no
ordinary means will cure. The prodigious wreck of
apparent fictitious wealth, which the last few wears
have witnessed, has resulted in diausing through all
the departments Of enterprise personal state and ma
tonal, uster views Of the necessity Of industry and
economy as the means Of pecunary prosperity
new and more rational standard Of wealth is obtain
ing, and the v'Juc Of property is being placed on
new and more enduring basis.
has been year Of health. Very few districts of
the country have suffered by wasting disease. The
bills OF mortality have been unusually small mer-
ciful Providence has saved u.s. in an uncommon de-
gree, from the "pestilcncc' which walketh in dark.
ness and from the destruction which wastcth at noon
I.vW
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-18
From the Charleston Courier
NIX CALiolN'S SPEECH ON THE TREATY
WITH GREAT BRITAIN

This Is an admirable and statesmanlike production.
lucid IN statement and demonstralve IN reasoning
settling conclusively the expediency propriety and
wisdom Of the late treaty with Great Britain The
insane fury OF MIR Benton and the Globe against IL !.
measure to The contrary notwithstanding Messrs.
Calhoun and Riycs have sbewn beyond all oontro.
veEy that II IS the best possible adjustment Of our
difficulties with Great Britain that could have been
etiected and that, from discovery OF re sent docu-
ments, ono probably map Of the disputed territory
by DR. Franklin, with the boundary line marked red
adverse to our claimany further delay Of the matter
would have rendered almost hopeless any accommoda-
ton as satisfactory that which American diplomacy
and British good feeling have Just accomplished so hap
PLY for both countries Weregrct our inability TO pub
lish MIR CALuouNs able speech at present IN full
we give however, such extracts from H. with an ac-
comparing commentary from the .Nadi,onion, as
will put our readers in possession Of its chief points
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-18
DR. BROCKENBoRouGH.

We are very sorry to fad thatDr. Brockenbor-
ough, for many years the faithful, competent
and popular President Of the Bank Of Virginia,
has been removed, and removed, as far as we
can see, without cause Those who have known
the gentleman can bear witness 10 his great
without intending any disparagemenl 10 his sue
cessor, we think ourselves justified in saying
that nowhere in the State could have been found
man 50 distinguished for the rare qualities
which adorn the gentleman and constitute The
man of business.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-18
IMpEAcHMENr ot THE pREsIpENr.

The proceedings of the House Of Representatives
in relation TO the ridiculous attempt OF Mr Bolts TO
impeaeh the President for high crimes and INSIDE
meanors were described in the letter published yes
terday from our Washington correspondent Inc
following are the specifications Of the charges!
II Mr.. Bolts, and some other IN mbers OF Congress
whom could name, were employed IN clearing up
the wild lands in the west or in digging clans along
shore, they might render good service TO heir eoun-
try instead Of impeding the transaction OF business,
and inheting disgrace ON the National Government
The above remarks are from the Boston Mer-
camille Journal, strong Wing paper, whose
course in regard TO the Presiden', has not been
always very friendly. But even that journal
cannot stand the ridiculous and absurd conduc,
of such men as Bolts, Arnold, Rayner, &c.
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COL. BENroN's LETTER.
10 The Editor Of Me Madisoaian:

This morning read, for the first time, Col. Ben
tons letter TO the late Van Buren, meeting in Phlla-
dephia. There is contesting the fact, that he is
the most vain, egotistica dietatorial, staggering
humbugger in the United States. Have you ever OBJ.
served how often the personal pronoun al" appears
in all his speeches and writings As you perhaps
have not the time to spare with your other
duties, 10 Gull out The beauties Of Benion from the
many pompous efusons of his brain, propose to do
that little job for you, and only ask that you insert
them in one corner of your paper. | begin with
the above named letter, which is dated, Washington
city, January 4, lS43.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We have letters from various sections Of the
Union, informing us that the PEOPLE are organ.
izing clubs "for the salvation of the country 81
The ultra leaders Of both parties have at last
lost the confidence Of the People, who are al
length resolved to take matters in their own
hands. The country wants relief and must and
piH have il-and not by reputation, which
plan seems to be preferred by the Globe MIA.
suREs for the benefit Of the country are de.
mdHded-not mdnGurres Tor the sole good Of
aspirants.
Let the good work go on Letrhe PEOPI Il
rise in their majesty and demand back the sa-
cred trusts so long abused by "party hacks. D.
Let them meet in the townships and counties.
and make known to the President what they
desire to he done. lie is their friend and will
obey their voice. Let them purge the public
offices Of rabid party men, and substitute their
frends-the true friends Of the country-in their
places.