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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24
CHAUNCEY.K KEEP, Trustees.
O'6 awtD2l- NOAH r. SMITH !

STATE OF NEW-IORK, SIN chancery-.
Ann 6outcn IS. George Smith, Z; al, Masters Sale
IL purSuance Of decree tn Court Of Charce!y Of the
State Of vii! be sold Public Auction, under tn
direction OF the undersigned OF tie Masters OF said Court
AZ the Slerchans Exchange in The Citr Of Ns:-ior hv
beeeke Yam d. AuctOn-ers the third {3d dav OF
November next "a D. 1879 10 oc!cck OF that day.
situate and 5=in in h- Twelfth Ward OF he City Of
New YORK known and distinguished certain map Of prop
ertv belonging D. " e. Sloaaao the Twelfth " ri
of te City o Nw York. and file In the office the Regis.
ter OF sad City lots numbers lS7 and 49, bounded fol-
lows Souey by i26-strsei, westery line drawn
parallel 20 t NiGihayenGe the westerly side thereof he
distance OF t hundred fifty feet thsreTom nortrriyb
the line between l26th and I2h streets, and easte-
line craSn parallel 10 the Nn,h-averGs, tie westery. De
thereof, rs distance Of three hundred feet terefrom
Also all that certain other piece parcel OF ground situat.
IN te tg and ard said teng north before men
toned lots bounded follows viz Beginning at point In
the corner OF ol number s running thence north
ery and parallel with the Nrhavnu the aort.,reserly
boundary land la-o AloAnao thence aloas
sad boundary the southsry line OF tset ence ea5
ely Twelve It three inches polr distant three hundred
!eet from s Nin-avenu- thence night angles 10 27t
street. south 10 the nohaster Corner OF lot No 89 ihenc-
westerly along ots numbers l87 and 88 fifty feer the place
OF beginning beng the premises conveyed 10 said Smith
b. Archibald Watt and "e by deed dated December l
1885, recorded IN The Office OF Register Aforesaid In Liber ;9
Of fcsnyevaHces, page i3Dated New York Ooober ltf
a. =. 1873. WILLIAM W CANPSFII
OIL 2awtN3 Master in Ch,nrsr-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24
- nNn 6a AGRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND

10 1NlI} ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND
l~S, OVC FOR SALE--Lying in Orange and Rock
lard M Goanties STATE Of New York s me9 from The city
l'anapo River running nearly through the it, t
We'll stocked with wood OF 25 years growth and UPWARDS;
considerable part of it might be made aabe There is
yeai ron mines, Of which has lately been opened and
proved be Of first quality There also very extensive
Tuxcto Lake miles ons and mile wide, lies in one
part of e the scenery which beautiful 1t il three
miles above Pierons " ois and known the Augusta
Tract Access be had in three four hours by the
:. Erie Railroad, in five sin hours by the way OF
Eackrnsac and Orange Turnpike, b. the of Nyack
or E2yerstr2w.
1t viii he sold in partif offer made for a considerable
Inquire at 70 Chatham street, whsge map he
ard other particulars ascer,are relative the above prem
7nA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given, that the sale
OF properly Tor unpaid assessments. advertised TO take
place on s 9TH of June last postponed 10 Friday the 2h
da: Of April S,t al IL O'Clock the City Hall
Street Commissioners ohce, Oct. 18th, 1873
ole 2aw ON JOHN EVEN, Street Commission
T AIDES, DON'T USE COMMON CHALK
IL L looks bad itniue the SKIN and makes i, look veo,r
Try b2uIaTd Spanish Lily White: gires the face or nt
pure feke, alsbassr whiteness Sod al The sien o
American Eagle &c N Y lae Fultonsrasr
BROOKLYN; 2s Broadstreet Newark S,ae,;reet Bos.a
Ledger Buildings Phaspha; 207 King-street Ch..sfo,.
:. OF In
FT1EAS-250 half chests Canton Young HvSon
80 thirteen p1uad boxes do,
For sale by w.
0l7aw GRlNNELL. MINTuRN s Co, 70 South st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24
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H5A BAL SAM OF LIVfRN OFT:
Ea9-tsA Mrs VI. y GARDNEE'S INDIAN
kT@P5 BALStM OF LIVGRWORl AD
AzsGNI II HOURlOUND has been IN eErn
~ size tOr the past u years, aud has sel
4Ts Nh, ID grter ye?utstiop ia aHy osr sil
HsfT? fIft2aN ,r IL use for The cure OF Coa.Lia
iKtfaI Il5tysS- Colds, ptich,c. Consumption, Ahaii
@~15!2Sft VbooWlg Coughs, Brorchs ant. 81
rEI: 7ulmon2ry Conp1inS, and y sa'es o. the
Lungs and elections Of the thflat LIs..
Complaints. SC No better evsGce wanting tosshow IL,
wonderful efficacy than that 10 OC0botes have os
SOLD III year And II is IL" The rz,ensHi use" ~, %
iavoc tGac Medicine .it}t has been introduced '
the nitei states. It Is now reconmcded bg 9me o. gu, a
most eminent physicians. For urrhe evidence ] la eics
cy, the numerous certificates t. accompany The aise
tIon lr sneor TO any ohe Cough remedy Low ~ US usT I
sOr .e:ui Sc thai Ire OUTSIDE wrapper sg.ed by ue
Prop5istor va baQN iso COY tish tas been ts e.
The year 1850, by VIM Brown 8; tie Jerks Office II the Di
tjct Court of Massachusetts,. Also The bottle stamped-
Mrs; G4rd4cs's latiau Dasa:n Of Lyewort AID iios'
hou.G.'
Eos sale b. Al he Druggists in Boston Deef, suppld
In Boston b. " Brown. Druggists and families b.llr
ste4 il Ne"Yor! by a. B. s. D Sands Druggists NO.a
Fulton y East Broadway, 273 Broadway. Psre 5oct'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

EaT.sE. FARM FOR SALE.-Twelve hundred and
sixty excellent lan is offered for sale By
.&.the subscriber This land is known the ashland
!n > and situated in ;he town of Lyme Jefferson County
ed The esidne heavily ,imhered The land Of great
fertility. and Is situated excellent wheatgrowng section
Gone o most wealthy andpopulous Cou ties Of the Star
The arm buildings are numerous extensive aud eommodious
anu te location of the property such offer aG
yaataTeous Investment Of capital for individual As
sociato disposed 10 enter into the farming bu
siaess. cor further particulars inquire O.
JOS. =. PHILLIPS,3 Mile Bav, Jefferson Co. y. Y.
Refers to Marsh Willis, lOl PcarLSt New-YorE City.
Seniemher 10. 18;2 s2I 2taMtf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

TN NCHANCERY-Betore the Chancellor
President. Dirsctor and Company othe Bank Auburn
vs. Solomon Allen, Moses Allen and George H. Paddock
Crrii;oTs Bill aud TO set aside assignment John C. Beach,
Of Skaneae.es Ouond2ga County, Compartments Solicitor
SOLOMON ALLEN whose place residence in Phil.
aielph IN the State of ennsy lyana required TO appear in
tls by the Sd day Of January, 1914 or the b filed
therein "lil De taken As confessed by him. ole aw3ws
NOTICE.-In the mater Of StiIlrnan Knight. a
- nonresident debor-Noce hereby given 10 all cred
tors OF Slman knight nonresident debtor to NEE, al the
Office of E {. Rcd Homer the day of Decembe.
next AT o'clock NJ which time and place all accounts
and demands for and against the of the said deor N
be adjusted and dividend Observation-Disclosures 70. si3
n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

IMPORTANT CAUTION-The Public should
l. bear in MUD ,ha, it * DR.. WISTARS GALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY that performs those remarkable cures
which are published every Of the country ard the
articles Of similar that occasionally pulled into
rorary notice. Those be goodbuJ know nothing
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

TO MERCHANTS. LADIES Nc-aTTFN,.
SPLENDID CATER BOOTS. nueonaal in the c;,y
oI sale or made 10 order his establishment No 10 Lispe
S;seeI: one street below Canal ST. near Broadway
ieieI trench Shoes Of all descriptions quite superior
"nEsa t aud tor exporation. (plces low) ~ ALLEN
e4o SA"u lsts with LANE. retired
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

.eEsa. FOR SALE-One half OF the Farm occu-
sG pied by the subscriber beautifully situated in the
Of Scarsdale, Wechester County, about IS mile from
New-York and miles from White Plains. The whole Farm
contains about IS0 acres and has Of Long
Island Sound THOMAS |. CORNELL,
10th mo. 10TH [oll lnn On the Farm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

100 000ACRES OF LAND-For sale in
IOO.OOOWayne County: Pennsy syvania-IOO miles
northwest from New-York city The subscriber who is the
Wayne County, offers for sale quantities to sult purcha
sers 600 Of unmproved land prices varying from
81 TO s. per The title TO which is indispuabe
hemlock white ash lynn &c and IS well wate!ed by
falling streams which also furnish abundance Of water pow
for machinery The soil produces good crops Of heat
Rye Indian Com Buckwheat Oats Potatoes, &c and
ceedGgy productive OF grass, winch renders very desirable
grazing The conyeences for market are good by the
Delaware and Hudson Canal whch from Honesdale
and will be increased by the completion Of the NewYo and
Erie Railroad which viii pass along III entire eastern border
GELS Of from 1000 5000 EACH which will be sold
low cash credit close the which they
belong and well worthy of the consideration of emgans
Persons wishing 10 Tlsit this County TO for themselves
will 20 from New-York BY the E,ie Railroad line Middle
town, where they Will find two lines ofdaily Homes
dale and those wishing TO remove their goods and furniture
from New ork Hon-sdae The advantages Of this Coun
~ zen desirable location for farmers, manufacturers
and mechanics
budias lots the Borough Of Eonesa, also sale
very favorable terms. JOHN TORREY.
Eoaesdae. September 25 1913. sl6 eodtDecl-
EXTENSIVE WATER POWER FOR SALE,
IA adjoining the Ncw-York and Ere Railroad on the
Rtnapo River 3j miles from the City of New York, capable
c; driving Machinery TO almost any there four
five falls and great holy Of SaeT, together with the
whole part OF lGGO acres of aud heavily tmbered with
wood oF D 10 30 years go'Sh There also the tract
extensive iron mines quality limestone possessing great
vaed. and there might b. made excellent Farms By
clearing Tuxedo Lake, Two miles long and one mile wide
lies part of The tract the scenery which beautiful
The piace Is remarkably healthy known the Au
gusta tract, and is three miles above Persons Works
Access can De had 70 ~ three or four hours from the city
of Newfork by the New York and Erie Railroad
or By the OF Mack Haversta the EuCson River
Inquire at No. % Chatham $50 3ms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

THIS IMPORTANT INVENTION comprises
every convenience thar BE- applied cooking stove
X Is so constructed that with fu used m
the ordinary stove, viii do nearly double the cooking with
much less ou Die and perfect satisfaction. Thedifcu
ties OF boiling for washing and doing the general cooking
the sar Tune which have been SO great objection in he
rsngeneut Of the by which each boiler has our ir,
nosltlens The peculiar application of the the oven and
the facility for roasting all Of which are con
dIc;ed with mutual benefit instead Of detrnent 10 each
othe render Tins store susceptible Of no Improvement
VIII COOK al one and The e SIX varieties of meat cb
O. Vegetables and fou! dessert e.ch the oba
o. ny she Of the Top will admit any size bosi
ID e measuring from gallons 70 TWO hsr1s,
y needs only TO be examined convince sny one Of W
sa hand,s9 s9e Of those who them
may De seen az the store. 2Os Water street EyerS
refunded. FISK & Eisv ~ u,e money Will be
osi.efs IN stoves o! every variety drums cnnTsr and
@ nrl iIon wares at the lowest posi- rates m yat |
oeswesn bseku1an and Fulton stleet, 80 y 1 Stee'-
ne roor Mans stove suitable for small families
on mana and the cheapest in the ciry 81 sneod
~ g gMEKCHANTS, LADIES, &c-ALLEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

-ses THREE FARMS for sale, in the town OF
Fs Beecknan Duchess Co-The said farms are sd dolaips
fist contains about one hundred and sixty acres with house
barn @ The second contains ebout ore hundred and thirty
one hundred acres without buildings. All good repair
well wateTed and well pIoroftionsd with plough mTaioW
II not previously disposed Of they will be sold at Public
Aacton the !ih Of Nov next at y qe9ck on the nIe
misses. For particulars inquire of II. DENTON: on the
premises; WHEELER GLE ERI Beekrrar; WRIGHT
LNSt.E {: CO. % NoOre.st.. NswYOrk sl4 MI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

. .H=-, -. WI. ~ .-I "a "a s. olO meotDAN
T AIlEo WITH HAIRY LIPS OR FACE
- Use Boarards uproons Powder L takes ever, nsr
really improves The SKIN leaving smooth sof and white
Sold al ne sign OF The American Easa So Chafham street
Be careful Ssd also State-srret Boston Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia 2Q7 KlgstEoet Charleston, S C.
oTIa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24
TfSM.--Miss MARY MAT

!. NlNfAL NAGNETISM.--Miss MARY MAT
A -, 49, ma ucs,ionably established by pub
N {o Mesg q + ,n NOW ss!9os
lsl IetuliA r. rg,qbrltsd Drlenze} 30 The e1arp.
o ard cure Her saces' ate. ;ts'te % b. Gy hr most
f.e.Ibe persons his asd otef G''fs u 's ea0aiI
calculated 10 convince the most sceEtca!. :,
Physicirns as well as Ie public ~ are
invited TO III aI her residences oo DeNer sGee'' Lie
ilpors ffnn The Bowery, Moth SIDE on .es
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

~ tok LlV LlVERPO0L-Packet of November
sSs-I Ith-The packet ship PATRICK HENRY e
asDe!sno master, viii sail above, her esuiar day
F9Flrei.ht or pasSse having superior accommodations
ippl: on board, foot OF MAIDEN Ia, or 70 '
GRlNNELL, MlNTURN x co. 7S South street
Pnce Of passass SfS, az
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

JOHN H. KEYSER, No. 2334 Water-steet,
s28 3m door; from Be4knanstreet New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

ssz TO LET FOR A DRUG STORE, or Fancy
r. business the new Store and Dwelling on 9Th Avenue
s!- between 18th and 2Gth streets, Chelse SluaTe
The StGe has very large plate elSs show window; and II
let on lease for OF years the interior VIII be elegantly
finished with marble Top counters, sc. 10 suit the tenants
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

tt- NEW LlNt. OF PACkkTS FOR LV-
ttISgi ERPoOL.-Packct OF the 18th October he new
and elegant packet ship GAkR!CK (i,ooO bar
then, Capt w Skiddy will sail on "Wednesday, Octo-
e her regular day SHIPS Of this line oens all COO
nd upwGrS persons about embark for the Old Country
NIL ant ii 10 the advantages De derived from selecting
ns ne IN preference 10 other their great
e!s them every comfortable and u than
, 81 smaller class Those wishing 20 secae bert aould
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

g, 4.Fss: IT POWELL u CO.'S LINE FOR
SEWBURGR. Landing at Caldwes West
LANDER, Cart r. Wsrdrop viii leave the psrfo of War
en;seet every Monday, Thursday and Saturday, at
loaday at g 4. M Tuesday, at5 P NJ and Friday at s
70. freight Or psssaSe arp: TO the CapeIn on board
on board be the risk of TIE thereof unless
bill Of iad!ng receipts be sigred for ;he yls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

DOLlSH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES
Every hody in Boston polishing their stoves and CRATES
with VIM Browns Pencil Paste No better evidence OF neat
aad rates are well polished We would for this
purpose WM BROWNS PENCIL PASTE. lis ntup
in rolls which but 2t cents and has advantages
over the British Lustre and Black Lead as its ustTe IS
brighter lasts longer aud is used with mach less dust and
a brush Won set a beautiful polish. For SAFE at WM.
BROWNS. 4Sl Washiugton-street Retailed By all the
Druggist and Grocery Stores Boston, Salem, Lowell,
Worcester Portland. Springfield.
Dealers and Families be supplied Of A d. Sands
Druggists No. 10 Ful,on-sueet; 33 Broadway n East
Broadway olG i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

". < J. 7. TAPSCOI T,
Al their Genera! Passage Oc - Peek Slip cor South.s
me GARRlth wall sail from Liverpool oa the l3th Of
hm brought oat IN rst class SHIPS, sailing weekly on avo
oe Sens Drafts !Gr any amount payable dem,ad with!
Sco,'and o: Wales. Constantly Tor sale S aboys
lhe h0IIlNGuE Err viii succeed the Garrick, and sa
Nu tIS IO.Ll VI tNNNSlOSE. nl2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

III REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS for Lon.
&+SW don.-Pecket Of ls oyeiaber.The splendid we'll
Known fast sailing and tavorte packet ship VlCT0
Ria, Capt. Morsan vii sail positively above her regular
day his packetha accommodations for Cabin,
Necessary comfort end those about visiting the 0 Country
o2l W. &I. Il. VAPSsOTF, As Peck Sin cor Souths ;,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

EI,y
ffslhs given such universal satisfaction in their London
nG !ne oi Packets, the subscribers Will endeavcr
% MAKE ina present undertaking equally deserving OF public
The tten;ion Of Emigrauts and Others Is invited 70 bs fol-
o"lAs oT IAfs OF Passage 20 few Of the most important
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

I'D A HOUSE of moderate SIZE. or part OF a
.s.9 house wanted either furnished unfurSshsd ron d
November I'LL May the upper part OF the CITY su
less " H {, No. 3 East FLlternth St. Err oz3 9!-
~ TO LEI-Thr second story OF the Tribune
~ Buildings. Possession gwen Immediately. snt Een'
- r McELRATH Tribune Office,
-; TO LET-The nea; two story House No.
-f rs WaTerly Place, contiguous the squire The
.. -. small Store No. 81: B-eknanst.ee well suited for
~ rgsel retail trade Rent of each nn the first Of MAJ,
sol For farther particulars apply Il q Beekman-st. o2l 81
ri a FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-To a
S:e small family wi:hou; chid-sn. Two Iecsoas Will
e. toagd ont the rent. The house situated in pleasant
part OF The cft the Washington Parade Gfoand tot
tar-r particulars, inquire al 20 Touon sceet. rom 10
5P. VI. o20 81
ws FOR SALE-At WilIlamsburgn, L. /. two
neat story brick FROM Houses and Lots situated on
aorh ith street between Sd and Lths'Fest7 and not over
five minutes walk from GEaGdseet Ferry Lots 25 by leo
Houses 70 by g.; feet. Each house contains rooms with
ire-racs BEDROOMS ali we'll finished and IL good order
ey iil be sold bargain and part of the purchase money
can remain on bond and mortgage For terms, apply 10
=. PETTY, 255 CentTe-s,rest, y. I.
$3.50 wanted, IN to at Per cent for three
o. Y eaIs rne-ccrtsed resi- estate worth doub bic
;se amount. Apply rs above. SIS In
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-20
Election bU the House.

The Globe and Enquirer have been indulging
in speculations upon the probability of carrying
the Presidential election to the House of Repre-.
sentatives. Ii will be recolectcd that Gen. Jack
son entered the House in 1925 with a plurality of
votes, and that because the vote of the House was
given TO MIR. Adams, cry of bargain, intrigue
and corruption, was raised. The Editors of the
two papers above named. were as loud in condcm.
nation of the gentlemen who voted for Mr.. Ad.
ans, as any person in this Union. They could
not conceive, pure, innocent creatures as they were
how members of Congress could be so base. so
corrupt. so lost 10 all of proprety to vote
for any one who had not the plurality.
Now, just by way of gratifying our curiosity, we
almost wish this election could be brought into the
House. Not that it can ever by any possibility be
carried there but If it could we should like to see
it. Suppose Mr.. Clay to go in by the largest PHI
ralhy he could possibly get, and Van Buren,, Just
TO save his skirts Whom would Messrs Blair
and Richie recommend their Democratic friends
in this Loco FOco Congress 10 support The pu-
raity man or the minority man! Come out gen.
tlemen and say whom YOU would advise your
friends TO vote for in this state of affairs
But we are SuPpoSing case that can never hap
pen. Mr.. Clay will never leave these gentlemen
in such a quandary; for he will beat the united
vote OF his competitors, by at least 100000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-20
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Tire Democrats n,rnLc ,
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 20. is,:

We caution our Wing friends against reposing
on their arms. under the belief that the Democrats
are asleep. We hear, from various sources, that,
as the 23rd approaches, they are rcdoubling their
activity. They do not say much about what they
are doing, but they are not the less busily enga.
ged. The insidious paragraph which we yester-
day copied from the Enquirer. and which was turn.
ed so successfully against it, by correspondent,
was designed to misead our Wing friends The
Wings have all made up their minds long since,
and wish to be placed in situation to give efec,
to their wishes. The Locos do the same precise.
~. They too. it is to be presumed, have made
mp their minds, and preparing to give evidence
OF it.
Let no act, or device of the enemy, prevail over
the minds of our friends, to warp them from the
path they are pursuing-let them 90 straight
ahead, as they are going now, and they will go
right. The Locos are moving in precisely the
same path, but they wish to disguise and conceal
the fact. 1t will all be as plain as day Light, how
ever, on the day of election and then we shall see
who have made the best use of their time. they or
we
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-20
The Medical CoIIege.

The Lectures in this Institution commencing
IN week or two. have every prospect of being
fully attended. Many Students are already in
town. and from many quarters we hear cheering
reports.
The new Professor of Anatomy, Dr. WYM,y.
brings with him high reputation for talent and
requirements in his department, and we have full
confidence will more than realize the high expec
tations that have been formed of him.
We cannot but wonder, that with such means Of
acquiring thorough knowledge Of the healing art
here at our own doors, a single Student should 20
beyond the limits of Virginia for Medical instruc
ton. With Professors of approved ability, who
from long practice have acquired experimental
knowledge of disease, in all the aspects which il
presents in our climate with the most ample means
of Clinical instruction. and unrvalled facilities for
the cultivation Of Anatomical Science. we have
here school which, to us, presents advantages
rarely to be met with. In addition to all this. il is
here at home in the centre of old Virginia, God
bless herb and patriotism should induce u.s. in this
as in all other things, to give the preference to the
home article when it is good as can he gotten
else where.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-20
y our friend &c,
THOMAS w. GILMER

CARTETING.-The first Wooden Factory erected in the
United States was Hartford in $780, and it il said that
Washington delivered his Inaugural Address Congress
in a suit of brOadcoth from that factory
The example by the Father OF his country good
one, and ought be followed whenever can. Yet the
last Congress does be all mindful 1t; for
IL sent Europe for carpeting, when quality good,
cheaper and home made could have been obtained from
American Factories.
We have alluded already the great improvements
which have been made in country in this article. Yes.
erdny, passing 10y the Carpet Store Of c. Rngwa
~ opposite TO office, induced look in and
really struck with the superiority in all respects of the
American the Foreign fabrics. They finer in f..
CURE, stronger, cheaper. And yet when in the Of
fhe West this result Of American enterprise
the late Congress either ignorant OF it, unwilling
encourage it,
Let hope. in all OF this kind no such rcmiss.
will be practsed hereafter and that the example by
Washington will be earnestly followed by all good and true
AmeTicans.-CiRcinndfi Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-20
MR.. CHARLES J. SOIL.
The National Inteligencer speaking Of the rumored
feat of Mr.. Charles j. lngers D., says:

The National Inteigencer speaking Of the rumored de-
feat of Mr. Charles !. Ingers1,', says:
"Reying verbal GiJfmation II was even believed
here during part Of Thursday Inst that the Wbp candi
date IN district adjoining the city Of Phiudep ha had bea
ten his Iocoioco opponent Mr. lngersol Such q result
was, W. thought highly improbable, but u wns stated by
two gentlemen on wednesday night, direct from Phiadei
phia-pn" Of them Jackson Van Buren, man-and we gavo
asa report That 1t proved incorrect we certainly re-.
get not that we have any objection 10 Mr. Inqerso save
on te score d his politics. The we may say of the
result IN the Pusburg district which We deeply regret 10
geo become LocofOCo; but i Loco1co politics must prc
vail n the Pusburg district and the Northern Liberties
district we repce that bad principles should be represented
~ such individuals as Mr. wilkins and Mr.. fngefso who
are liberal men IN public and gentlemen in private
ony when acobins 90 principle rufans in person
nat hey excite unmugaed adherence"
" VI ingsroi 10 "prisate life" We know nothing, but
really DsWst3 70 hear that he is "bcral" in "pubic
s" We had siwsys thought that II there was jooGfsieal
poiue'n IN his county this Mr. Charles j. IngersoI was
as man The opinion expressed his famous Letter. that
TIE Legislators agh 81 pleasure revoke charters is a. thor