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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

ePThe prospects which Mr. Calhoun may
have for ne vote # Georgia Is thus dweit upon
BY The Macon Georgia. Messenger.
"The friends Of At. Calhoun Aa,,er them
selves, that be is snre Of HE support Or Georgia
They are reckoning without lheiJ host An in-
dicalion was given BY The last Legislature aot
10 be mistaken, and pregnant, with me aning.-
The Hon. Mr. Lawson; Troup man and Null
lifet upon The high principles Of honor, IS an
old and respected friend Of ours used 10 observe!
bat nov 81 innocnlaied Democrat, introduced d
resolution in the Senate uominatug Mr. Calhoun
10 the Presidency--ihe resolution never reached
The House, and was rejected 10 The Senate, but
hy parry tick i was rtesasidered and laid upon
lheiaole, where u was suffered 10 SLEEP the sleep
ot-dea:h. 81 much for Georsia's support Of Mr..
Calhoun
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

1-The irrespoosibilIiy Of the Administra-
lioh and The want Of confidence or The people &C.
Hcfaliy 10 any acts that may characterize ii, was
'folcibly alluded 10 BY MI MrDufie, whilst dis
cussing The bill which has FOR lis object the i'm.
mediate occupation II Oregon, 10 the following
manner: E
SE,sThe Government was unable 10 support it.
sell, and yel was seekingto take military posses
sion Of distant territory. There were Two
great parties now in he country, said Ms.McD.
and The watchwoId Of each was economy aud
reuenchment. Ia ibis sign tue Wings conquer-
ed in ls4O. and The Republicans hoped logon
quer now. The stale Of finances were not such
10 warrant the expenditure. But there was
now no party responsible. He asked who rules'
Who Is responsible for measures now / Nob5-
dy--and therefore, said be, lei US postpone ques-
tions like this until espbnsiblc party is 10 pew
80, e these would be in isi4s Neither Of the
great parties had any synpaihy with The Admin
islraiion. The Democrats turned The Admins
ralion over 70 the Wings, and The Wings over
10 the Democrats
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

7-The Wings Of lndtana met in State Con
vention, il Indianapolis, on the l7th ult Sam
uel Bigger, the present worthy Governor, was
re-nominaled for the same Office, and John Brad
ley for Che bfiee Of Lienl. Governor, both Of
which nominations were Unanimous. Delegates
10 National Wing CONVENTION were appointed,
and resolutions we're offered insiructirg them
70 60 for HENRY CLAY, which were adopted
By accIam alton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

srPI will be Teceleeted that Washington
County. Md, instituted suit sgsiast the Balli-
more and Ohio Rail Road compsny. 10 recover
lie penalty or one million Of dosiars which iheJ
claimed 10 hare been forfei.ed, brcause ,he rad
vas DOT Constructed through certain points with
ii her limits. The suit ia his case came on be-
fore Inc Court Of Appeals sisling =, Annapolis,
on The 25,h ult-, apd resulted Il enanimoas
scouilai Of the Company,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

nFwe have observed f0F SONS time past,
a letter going the rou.ds Of the Loco press,
70 the effect, that Mr.. Clay bad written
letter 70 New York COMMITTEE, in which he
refuses 70 have his name brought before Ma.
tional Contention We consideted il from The
frs, base fabrication, nd as being The progeny
Of the plrty who published il, and are sustained
in our opinion upon A. want o. authenticity,
BY The Kentucky InlslrigeEcer.4 That paper
says, that they shave no authority, but desire
no Q.her than thsarticleisself for pronorncing
H. as we uuhesAatinglf DO, > false fabrication.
No sober sensible man would for a moment be-
lieve thatMr. Clay ever penned sach a letter
II bears upon lis face upequiyocaI marks of its
fAlsehoOd, and without .furthencommeDl, we
leave lis author TO all the eradication which
guilty conscience may stder him to derive from
the reflection that be has told lie that nobody
will believe" Mi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

hr7sFull returns afs IN frop Georgia, with
shs exception Of Two csnutiss- crawford (W)
received 1889, and MsDougsA III =. iss-
Crswford's majority 5. lss. All c. hes rsefis-
ID his crsdeutials- This result though q but
Iiitle practical nontni. nay belregs1dsd q
cheering sign Of encouragement and the open
ing or Z brighter day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

"a Massachusetts Toras-The town Of
Amherst, Mass, contains $3.50 inbabi-
tanLs. o. 400 families; SIS voters. Of
whom 1896 are married. IA are widowers,
aud 100 are bachelors. What Is most
remarkable. is The literary taste ofItliese
good people. There are among Them 636
subscribers % newspapers. 265 10 periodi-
calsa and $50 % religious publications.
The Total number Of papers received 10 tbs
Town Is s. 500 Of 81 to each family.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

The State Debt Of Massachusetts,. on
which interest lis paid BY the Common
wealth. Is SI.2O7 .09l. II addition 10
this the Stale has issued and loaned 10
railroad companies. scrip 10 The amount Of
S.. 05O.0OO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

4 ns-A Court Marital has Ieen ordered 70
convene at BrooKlyn, n. Ytsior the trial Of
Capt Mackenzie ane tb= oficsrs Of The Somers,
Eor The execution Of Spencer Cromwell and
Small. TWAS appointed in compliance with the
request Of Mackenzie and his b1plher officers -
The Secretary Of the Navy has appPointed VIM.
hi Norris, Esq of Baltimore, Judge Advocate.
tbs slated that the Court will consist Of len cap
tains and three commanders.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

IsrQalte Revival u Religion has been GO
ins On i Lsesburg; IL ne Meihhdist Episcopal
Church. fsr he last wsek 81 il. Ths' es.n;.s
states lhas e'shs altar has been surrounded with
nep. and he iron. benches with femaIe- ,na
hat about 6liy persons have profess.d eonv.,-
sion.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

e5Lseyersl destructive fires bare lately oc-
CURED in this State. One inE Petersburg, on
Monday week. which destroyed The lumber
houses OF B. Boissean, Charles Krnir Roper 3
Noble, and Burton& Marsh beng all wooden
buildings, they were rapidly consumed.
The besutifullittle village 81 Charlotte Court
House has been almost laid ia ruins. All the
buildings from Capt. Smiths tavern to Mr. Du-
puy's store, with the exception of one building,
we're destroyed.
The fine family mansion a. '.Elk Island, " on
The James River, in this Slaie. belonging 10
Randolph Harrison, Esq was consumed By frs
Oh Tuesday week. II cost seue $40 600, and
Was insured for so 900.
The beautiful ,own At cuiPePer conrt House,
vas afflicted with ades.Eueliys IRE on Tuesday
ueek. The Bell Tavern, Mrs. Rossins, Mrs.
ThOmpsOns. and Mr.. Ffcklen's houses, were laid
IL smouldering ruins.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

g5-Mr. Lea, i hog drover from Kentucky,
was shockingly murdered on his return home, a
few days ago, il lie mountain region Of Virginia,
BY two men who travelled with him The. princi-
pal part Or the day On which he was murdered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

Messrs. Gales& Seaton propose to pub
Iish The History and Debates OF Congress,
from 1889 10 1924, work much wanting.
and which could not better be performed
than BY The gentlemen who have under
taken it.-BeH. PAT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

rr5esamuei Marx, Ess. 81 Richmond. was
an Tuessay week elected CASHIER Of the Bank
af Virginia, ID place 81 Gen. Psksau. Who vas
recently elected President.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

give see !, slated ia the Richmond WING
that lhe Literary Messenger will noble dis
continued in consequence Oflhe death Cf Mr. T.
". Waite; but that the trustees Of lha, gentle
man are making arrangements to continue lis
publication under The most favorable auspices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

s9sThe PhiladeipHia Gazsae says: aIt At
fords us much pleasure 10 ba Enabled 10 stat
that Capt. Mackenzie has been Dian imously an,
trium phantIy justified from blame, BY TIL
Cour, OF Inquiry. This resuk nusi have beef
anticipated BY every one who !hs given a can
did attention 10 the ,estimonysf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

e7Frnm the statements that have been re-
ceived at the Treasury Department thus far, for
the fourth quarter Of the year, il appears tha.
The cash receipts d the several ports returned,
amonnt ID S4,552,T35 o. The cash duties were
s3dl6,370 IS. From bonds, S4,436, 565 % -
The partial returns Of The land revenue amount
$254b5l3 49, The estimated amount Of what
has %, been received, Is sllO, 426 SO. Total
1864, s4o35. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

Small Pox is prevailing with great ma
lightly in New Orleans, and numbers have fall
Ter IvicIims.E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

IEThe lcommunicaIion IN answer 10 that
Of Mechanic, published in our last shall have
place next week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
the honor 10 Be, wilHgreak respect,
Youf ucs' ehsdien, sstysnl.

Mr. Smith Of Ha:riso9 moved 4 reference OF
this documen nj and vari9hs memorials on thesub-
ject 10 seiec, commJAea. This committee has
been al work. and s{bilI has been prepared, pro-
yiling for iaking6he sease Of the people al The
spring elections an the question u amending the
Constitution of The State. In the present stage
Of The proceedings, We can form no opinion as 10
The fate oC1he measure but the co operation Of
the Goygfhor will unqueslenably give seine
weishtfo the cause.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

FThe Office Of The GeOrestown Advocate
We regret 10 hear, was totally destroyed with
III lis printing material BY ere, on Saturday
aight last Its proprieiors howkter ara deter
mined to recommends the Publteatousof their
paper without delay. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

GteaI frauds have just been discovered ia The
Canadian Custofn-houses. II is asserted that
three quarters Of The revenue has never reach.
ed, the Government One collector returned ess
revenue for one quarter Than was known 10 have
been received in a single importation, within
The knowledge Of The inspector.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

j viii b seen lhsl Cry. Mcdowell has aIrea-
81 throw. bis weight iaIo thescaIs q thOse ap-
plying for ! Convention ro amendihe slate Con.
Aiiulion. on The 10Th January, he sent ID he
foIlnuing message -
10 &c HOUSE ~ DslsgaIss:
GeIalem=a--The enclosed n copy Of the
pfetsedipes of cDnrfnlion. xhich was held Al
Lswisburg IN Aogasl last. and uhich, in p1.su-
snce 81 that body, | have now The honor 10 lay
before you for the infornaiion Of the Genera As
Fsemhiy. The widety-feII anxieiies from which
these proceedings spring no less than the grave
cOnsideraiions=of Constitutional requirement and
political justice BY which they are supported,
will doubtless secure Iof them, without any re-
comnendation uf lninei your early and careful
deliberations. And whatever that delibefaiion
may resultin Tor the present, il will lead, Lnpe,
to The satisfactory and sFeedy-relisf OF the Con,
sli,ulisn from lis expsiiehced defects, and ul,i-
matey. untie lhe grea: geographical divisions Of
the State 10 some mode. better fitted fhan The ex.
isling one, for the promSticn Of their practical
good. and more consistent With ;h6 unity Of their
political rights IF III
hare the honor 10 Be, wilHgreaE respect,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

We learn from The Frederick tMd.)
Examiner that two weeks since 4 letter
was received BY one Of The Banks in that
place. from . firm Of Eugrasefsin PhiIa-
delphia, stating that an order had beer re-.
ceived for the engraving and printing Of
notes To- the amount Of Ten thousand dol
lars. payable at :he Bank referred 10. and
that the letter BY which this order was
transmitted 10 Philadelphia was signed
James Rafferty, The Engravers were
Immediately requested blythe Bank off.
GERS 10 answer the letter Of Rafferty,, that
SONG trace might be obtained Of the su.
thor 81 the fraudthus contemplated The
letter was accordingly answered. and call
ed for by q person now in Frederick.
whose name IS Jacob W. Gish.
Al similar application was made TO a
company Of Engravers in New York. by a
le:tet from Frederick. signed James Rafs
fsrfy
GA town meeting was held, and commit
toe appointed, who waited upon Mr.. Gisb, and
politely requested him % leave the place
we find the following going the rounds Of The
papers, bpt are inclned 10 doubt its correctness,
as We notice nothing Of the kind in The mouth
Pieceloi Miller, The "Midnigh. Cry:"
THETIME PRoLoScEp. 1t is under
stood that Miller and bis associates have
recently carefully revie we'd the calcuTa-
lion upon which they found The prophecy
o. the nea. sporosca O: The end Of the
world. ,chen on error UGs discovered in the
footing of one Of The columns ofa thousand
years. This is ! very important discove-
~ Just nov h will dispel the uneasi.
ness about so sudden . 60 off. ard give
promise that We are yet 10 witness the
filing Of many q bubble. and realize the
enjoyment Of many a panic before The
end OF all things. TIE ascension robes
with which many Of the Milleriies on
Long Island have provided themselves
are not likely TO- be ed."-Jounal ef
Commerce.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

IMPORTANT RUMoR. The Mobile Her
aid Or The 2oih ipstAn, mentions rumor tha;
the Mexicins had captured the body or Texans
who had crossed Ihe Rio Grande unde: General
somervlle, and were marching them Of 10
Mexico.
The New Orleans papers Of the 2oth nll make
no mention Of the rnmor. The papers Of The
l9Ihhave not been received
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

II i amusing 20 read he essays Of lie CHARLES
son Mercury, The organ q sir. Calhoun, aelin-
eating he beauties Of lhs Ore Term principle.
sudden eonversion Is is-wojdsr iflhe Msrcury
viewed ihs matter through .hs sane oP,ieks.
when, il lis srdori 10 support Mr.. Van Buren for
4 sst3nd term, il denounced this important fea-
ture In Whig doctrine. merehunbagl But we
are pretty well satisfied thai i is not 50 much
The justice Of ibis doctrine. IS The sbnsepienre
OF is cpsratien. that has Onihe Merear5 10
is support. For, taking this principle Is Tie
basis upon which he Loco Foeo candidate for
ihe Rrssideney ID lstl. shall receive his.pemi-
nation, itwouId 81 course shut out entirely Mr.,
caIRpun's open end asowed rival, Martin Van
Barep. This. however, j. only one orths many
schemes which we see daily resortsd 10. in Or
DIR thatone portion of the "Democfscyr may
cheatlhe other Il j no use for either section
or lhsm 10 attempt 10 conirOtert The fact. for
every day makes i clearly manifest, that all
confidence 10 each Others intentions, other than
The separate advancement Of each, j. entirely
gone, and they are probably Al this moment S
hostile % one snolhsr % either IS towards The
wings. Some Preisnd, says the Baltimore A.
msriesn, that these discussions are trivial. and
that Convention will settle every thing harmo
uiously Il IS now beginning to be doubted whe-
Their Convention will be held. correspon-
den. Or the Rich. Eng, writing from Washing
ton, ssys-ssWe 81 agree in Convention 10 con-
cenifats and hsrmonize the Democratic party.
BID Iris contsniion eannoi DO. ssifhost Il D. or
gsnissd ii nanatF 10 nmmand tas yabiie conf
denes." How i hat To- be dones Intrigue and
management will prevail and lei either OF the
two candidates., OF any one Of the six, be nomi-
mated and lbe disappointed ones will be Persuad-
ed lhallhere vas unfair work. There can be
90 harmony in The midst OF so n any iisco.dsn,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20
MIR. TYLER's REPLY TO MR. Bolts.

The reply of the President in another co
hmm. which we copy from the Richmond En-
ouirer. will doubtless command the attention oil
the public. AL houeh The President OF The
United States was not expected TO notice any
assaults Of p ltical character made upon hun
by MIR. Bolts, YET, as an American citizen, he
has deemed il incumbent Oh him TO repel most
hagitious attack on his private conduct, hal
he has done so, ,Geclu lily, we think will be
admitted by both Wing and Democrat.
While upon this subject, We would respect
fully remark, that according to our view oil the
proprieties of political warfare, no one. under
any circumstances, is jus,i6ab!e in huIl'ng una
lignant shafts at The private character oil an OPP
poneni. If political adversary so assa'led
should even be guilty Of the act charged against
him, he may still have father, mother sister,
brother child, who are innocent, and yet they
must necessarily suffer. Surely no political ad-
vantage can be reaped by assaulting women and
children.
But when, as in the case of MIR. Bolts, the
charge against private character is without
foundation, the recoil against the one making
il is not only annihilang, but franght with meal
culabIe injury TO all those who may have en-
dorsed il.
We trust the baltimore Patriot, and the
other Clay journals (and to their honor be II
said a majority of the Wing papers did not
copy it) that inserted the attack OF Bots, will
now publish Mr.. Tyer's reply.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20
MUSIC AUXILIARY TO BUSINESS IN THE
STREETS OF PARIS

There is also the music of the show wagons play
ed by way of attracting the public to these exhb-
tons. Enormous paintings, coarsely daubed, give
the gazers an idea of the cuiosities they may witness
for the small sum Of twopence, penny, or even a
half penny a piece. Here we have an Albino there
giant, dwarf, learned dog, woman with a
beard like pioneer, grand show of living wild
beasts, three-iourths of which stuffed 10 short
all sorts Of curious and interesting phenomena. \,
the great point is TO assemble sufficient crowd be-
fore, the spokesman begins TO bavl himself hoas
in convincing his audience of the indispensable re-
cesslty OF" walking in TIN. is done by band con
ssting Of clarionet and fife, always accompanied
BY great drum. Sometimes, instead of a clafionet
and fife, there is violin and horn. This music J.,
often not amiss the orchestra pretty well in tune
and PLAYS in time. As soon some fifty amateig,
are got together the musicians lay aside Their
ments, and begin an exhibition Of Harequinades aud
bufiooneries which seem nightly 10 amuse the spec.
tators Then the spokesman OF the company, after
long and pompous enumeration If the wonders TO be
seen ytes you 10 walk Ia, The ambuating orches-
tras of the vendors of drigs aa ,aaL
Iops me same category. | have seen seller of
Eau de Cologne dressed in magnificent scarlet coat
covered with embroidery, IolIing at his ease on the
cushions OF IN elegant tlbury, and followed by two
open carriages, containing full orchestra. When
ever they stopped the proceeding began by a brilliant
nsorceau very toerably executed the man in tn scar
let coat rising and turning up his sleeves to show 10
the best advantage his fine white rutfies delivered
Pompous speech on the superior qualities OF his wa
"r, anu '"e tnuess isl OF lis properties; then 10
prove his words, uncorked one Of bis bottles poured
drop OF The precious liquid into glass Of pure wa
ter, which instantly assumed the color and consisiep
cy OF milk AT the same instant cymbal and great
drum horn and trombone, fife and ciarionet struck
up grand ,r'umPhai march, to raise to the highest
pt-h the enthusiasm Of the crowd. The sale of the
bottles was prodgious but would never swear hat
there was any difference between their content, and
the water in the glass used in exhibiting their won
deriu virtues have also seen of late, in the outer
puaa,
sound Of drum, was lecturinu in a mono,o,C,,.
voice on the excellences Of certain little books con-
tanning The knowledge of the past, present. and rl
,ure IS generally the drum assisted by the clar
one. winch attracts the cockneys to the wonderful
fynnasuc exercises OF The rope dancers, the female
Hercules, &c. who exhibit, under the canony of
Heaven and whose only stage is an old carpet spread
on The public street-IMan-er's lhisical y im,,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

AN Charlottesville Vicksburg Sentinel of the
5th instant, says We regret to learn that the wa.
Ter IS coming on us in torrents from all directions -
Inc ohio' Missouri, Upper Mississippi, Tennessee,
Cumberland Arkansas, aud all the tributaries above
ths' are full to overlooking, and coming down toge-
'heri there rs every prospect Of an overflow far
greater than that which inundated the country in
1898. We advise our friends on the river TO get
their houses in order, Cor fear they will have TO
take up their abodes on the hillsp
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20
HOMO.
FrOm the Cons iiutionai Democrat.
The SECRETARY OF WAR

we nave been no Indifferent spectators If tho mn,
hoiy warfare mat ruthless faction has been W og;no
against The Hon. James NJ. Porter. Secro,ars 20
war II has seemed pa ssing strange 10 ,,s ,b,,
grave charges OF Inconsistency, incompetencv ~.
| honesty and want Of influence should now no nrrea
80 Peruoac,ousiy against the Secretary of War
! VII oh heretofore during the course III a L. nc
have never been heard Of The en-, m nv
lr'ot OF the revolution, and himself the gallant a.
lenoer oil his countrys rights and honor in the las,
contest WIN Great Britain, the learned Iawxcr anJ
eloquent advocate, the upright and mpartiai Jud,
'nu me honest independent and influential Dcmo
GRAFT, his reputation has hitherto been Tho ia, ~
hs ielow-cltizens and the boast Of his NATIVE s,,,s
WIN 'uh knowledge of his high character and nrc
eminent qualifications, our Republican Presiden, In.
hno suoge Iorters acceptance of the vacant sc.Js
" '"e war ounce HIS frank and considerable oconi
escence, was signal for the base,t and No, 49,
Jusuhable assaults upon his public and n,;va, u,
'auon, That have ever disgraced the annals n -.
warfare. The enemies Of Gov Porter of pnra.3
wanna, united with the Federal Wing assa,I.n,. 70
inc PRESIDENT IN g" holy aliancer for tbe d.s,
uon OF The new Secretary OF War with 81 |
perseverance, well worthy Of boiler cans. pa.u
species OF misrepresentation was resort,d 10 ~
n,'n'est missiles were employed in the at,,rL h,,,
n'pP',y without the least effect Judge Porter bas
R ;s eloogn me ordeal unscsthed and in triumph
~. s i'enos ana neigh5ors have bad the wished r =
opportunity OF expressing their high regard for NJ;
character as man and as public of;ce, 81 t n
oorne united testimony to his welearned renu,a,;o
lor honesty, integrity and competency In the yarioms
Posiuons IN which he has been placed n, bis 49,,
merits and The partiality Of his fe1ow-citi, III
's'ehs and requirements will no doubt nrove a.
cho'ce OF The President to have been ominsntv idi
e'ous, and conduce to the proper and efficient, ,a,ai
nsfauoh Of ihe War Department
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-20

The Rev. DR.. MscL.r, Of New York. will pre,cb
on Sabbath morning in the Baptist church on 10Th
suee'' service TO commence at II O'Clock In the
afternoon, at 81 O'Clock, in the Baptist church at
The navy yard and at before O'Clock in the eve
n'ng' Tor the ID Baptist church in the City Hall 80
AT each Of thc above places a collection will be
made for the benefit Of the Bible Society, auxiliary
TO The American and Foreign Billie Society.