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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

NOTICE TO DEALERS AND CONNOISsEURS
~ IN MADEIRA WlNkS-WELLINGTONA A. CAR
TER, Commission and Wine Merchant No. New street
New York. Sole Agent in the United STATES for the celebrated
Sometime Madeira Wines offers for SALE phi
aud IN guantt please baye his ohe
40 haf and smaller casks lupder Cpom House ock
The Sometime ON the South Side; they have
high and peculiarly Ich faso! the from 1919
1884 aud justly ebrated Europe the East ladies
United states Another opportunity may many
years TO obtain old wines a, serv low prices.
w. A CARTkh soleiss The pubc and his friends
continuation Of ths hasrs srphcs Liquors
1mr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

NOTICE TO DEBTORS.-The late firm of JOHN
~ DELAPLAiNE co Of the city of New York,
chants TO close the hts bonds judgments
due them. will gladly receive full and in
compromise Tor much less than actually dse and they
their debtors kindly attend this notice
desire publicity their intention dispose public
aucont the Merchants Exchange of all debts
by payment or compromise previous TO the first day Of May
next.
list Of those that do will be published but as far
as convenient notice will be the gentle debtors
Apply to JOHN h. DELAPLAINE, SO w all 81
New YORK I'm Narci lS43 ml2 lmsgc
FRESH NEAT -Ihe Propnetor the estabIshme ut Cd
tho corner OF West and Warren Streets would inform his
customers and The puse general that owing the alepess
II tue has concluded Gloss place
will always be ready aud willing supply shop keeper, and
tailers with Beef Pork and Nation gu
qnentiy IRON his Slaughter House 26h Pc
sg 10 be thus supplied with ft article aud moder
ate prce requested TO make Application above the
PIPER Bol's Head, prner Sd avenue aud Gath ats
nil lmer JOHN w PRESTON.
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LIFE INSURED FOR TWO DOLLARS.


was afflicted wi snd .eveTe cou n for he
last years which first occas oned by bavg taken
cold. Ny ceugh that was fearful my
disc would terminate in ci ed con,umpti n ti~d
various lcines yEs drops &c., but without
ces until at length induced Of your Clair
lied Esserce un Candy wheo afte- but about
Two Dollars WORTH wa, fully stored to heal h. sti
RECOMMENDS it IN. est article for The Of
c. ughs, colds AMI all such complaints.
FRANCIS McDONALD, No. 90 Broome 1t.
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matter nio their own hands, and will carry il on IN
their own way Yet II Is not so much now contest
for john Tyler aud ths People against aso..&ptuss
aud party leaders, ~ Il iss tsl Of the stsngh o. ~
American Constitution The proud 4sds = rs
land have asserted fer yssD thsi onr fabslc = eau
government is TOO slight. aad hsss esedIc'ed We.
whenever a test Of Succession was made we ~oo'u
find our institution but frsii instru@enI -,
We are not Of those who would doubt inc ssrs"9sn
Of the people, but from this the edorts 10 A.s
that glorious scroll. Tho people have comPels.a =
Presidsnt Tyler 70 bs candidate even sganss Az
will, for the purpose Of testing that very Po,n'
They who are for ealarNing the reslrictoss o. inc
Constitution, and astonishing our Goysrnmsn. MORE
10 a monarchy, viii denouncej our rrcssoent- lce
+. resident but they who love that glorious ln.su
nent q il stands. and who have faith ne P..y -
our revolutionary ssgss will stand by JONI yer -
1894 and thus give the lie 10 all who would make .ns
Constitution of tho United States me'e dead iet-
ter We owe no apology for thus boldly taking
sides with the people. Their cause oui
cause their man our man their late our
fate The presses Of the whole country are speaking
out in lsngusge not 10 be misunderstood, and u u
time for every editor 10 consult the wishes Of tne
people before he gives expression 70 The mere d'c.
iatcs Of party leaders. In this communication we
have thrown together these remarks, and Tor We
purpose Of showing the PxorLE that we, ioo are on
their side. tf
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considered as perfect. and do not hesitate 70
place MI. Tyler's observations, on the occasion
d ~hicAl sow sp~sk. pids by side with 'hoAs
rsmsskshle naoao)ogsss.
The Isishman CerssinIy has cause 10 b Pfosd
OF seeing the cause Of his country 50 sSoquesslv
aud so justly vindica,ed by MIR. Tyler from the
assaults Of those who deny TO il the sympathy
of the American heart. Asss American, not
Of Irish descent, thank him for the happy ef-
fort. |, is worthy Of splace in every frsea,sn's
memory. Il should be read and cherished in
these sordid days, when patriotism is measured
by filthy dollars and cents. There 10 fresh
ness in the whole conception Of The thing that
makes the reader love the speaker, without
further delay, The soul Of poetry pervades H.,
and every idea speaks out the thought OF man
Nv intellect, Of q brave heart.
might run on, Mr. Editor, till ! tire you, in
the expressions Of my sincere opinions of this
speech, but must content myself with these
few and hasty remarks, lest may not find
room in your valuable columns. have per
formed, however, what conceived to be my
duty, to call the public attention especially to
Mr.. Tyler's defence of the cause of Irish Re
peal. hope and trust that he will find time 10
discuss the question on its merits. He would
do il more than justice. w.
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CHAsE's WRITING ACADEMY.

SINCE notice was given of Mr.. Chases intention to
~ close his school, many have applied for insiruc-
ton who could not be admitted in consequences Of the
large number now in attendance and his contempla-
ted short stay.
BY their urgent solicitations he has consented to
give another course Of lessons provided 10 shall en-
gage TO attend to commence on Monday, February
10th. No pupils will be rcceived unless they shall
apply previous to the commencement. Nor will MIR.
C. be induced to remain after the expiration Of his
present term unless the above number shall have
gagged. Arrangements will be made TO give private
lessons to those who shall make early application
~ Satisfaction given or no pay required. Acade-
my second door esst Of the Mad'sooisn Office
Feb. 9--t20th Feb
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ROBERT TYLER AND THE IRISH
REPEAL

Mr. EDITOR: There is no subject in which
thies so warmly engaged, as the attempt now
making by hishmen TO repeal the Union be-
tween Great Britain and Ireland, and establish
the relations OF the two countries to each other
on the basis Of those which subsist between the
American States.
In my zeal for the promotion Of this impor-
tant cause, and my anxiety TO see the object
contended for accomplished at an early day,
have watched, with more than ordinary care.
Ahe proceedings Of all the kepeal meetings in
the United States, and read, with eager plea
sure, the speeches and remarks of all those who
have spoken ard written upon the question.
The intention of this note is TO say TO you
and the readers Of your columns, that nowhere
since the subject has been agitated 10 this coun-
try, have seen more thorough, mastery e1-
position OF the reasons that GO to justify the
Americans in interfering in this question be-
tween Irisbmen and Enslishmen, than is eY-
hibited in the brief and felicitous remarks Of
Robert Tyler, Esq, delivered by him before
the late Repeal meeting held in this city
Those remarks stamp, at once, the author Of
Ahasuerus as man Of sound principles, of lof-
ty sympa'hies for the oppressed, and of fear
less heart Not only this. They establish for
him the character Of statesman, young as he
Is, for they evInce ep insight into the mo.
tives Of mems actions and skiIful management
Of those delicate instruments, which, when
pre-cminen'y possessed by any human being,
enliile him TO the name of statesman.
10 point Of style, Mr.. Tyler's remark
are fine specimen of the Xenophonian man
ner Of speaking manner that, it is well
known, combined strength with beauty. and
was never left unfinished. The speeches of the
actors in the Greek Generals great work are
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-13

Signor BLlTZ can create more laughter and
amusement, during his performance. than any other
Professor, He can produce, from a small quantity
Of Bird Seed the choicest Sugar Pums and Bon
Bons for the Ladies. He also obtain from
NOTHlNG-an abundance of the choicest Fruits,
&c. &c. for his Fair Vsiters.
THE DEcErrIoSs will defy the most penetrating
eye the hand in every instance will eude the cloa. st
observer and will afford convincing proof that the
Enchaniers Of old exercised powerful influence over
the people by the introduction Of their marvellous
experiments.
The AMusEsEsrs viii illustrate the Arts and Mys-
teries Of the Ancient Mag clans, Hindoo Brahmina,
Eg ptian Sorcer rs and Indian Jugglers.
The Stage will be decorated and resemble the
Mystic Halls of the Cabalistc Art, in which will be
displayed Sisnor Blitz's extensive Cabinet
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owed, February %th, l643.
PRtvATE-No. 22.1

FHiNATE-No. ~.
AN ACT for the payment Of seven companies Of
Georgia militia, for services rendered in the year
eighteen hundred and oity and eighteen hundred
and forty-one.
Be enacted by The Senate and House Of Represent
tipss u the United States Of .9merca in Congress ast.
Aed That the Secretary Of War TO be paid The
companies of Captains Johnston, Henderson, Knight
Jones' and North, for services rendered in the year
eighteen hundred and forty, according to the muster
rolls Of said companies, on file in the War DE.
Partment, made out and verified by Captain Brown,
ot the United States army and that he TO be
paid, also, the companies Of Captains Jernigan and
Sweat, for services rendered in the year eighteen
hundred and forty-one according to the muster rolls
Of said companies now on file in the War Depart
ment, as verified by Assistant Adjutant General W.
w. 8. Bliss, OF the United States army and that the
laws and regulations applicable to the payment Of
the volunteers and militia Of the United States govern
in the payment of these companies and that the
Of nineL en- thousand three hundred and ninety-nin
dollars and eighty cents be, and ereby is, ap
propriated for the purpose Of making said payments
out OF any money in the Treasury not otherwise ap
propriated.
Approved, February 4,h, ls43.
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LEGERDEMAIN.

S,GsoR BIr III will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns will entertain the citizens Of
Washington with number Of extraordinary feats
that are not even attempted by Others. He is The
Prince Of Necromancers, and shose fond Of such
amusemcnts should not fail to call and seo him. He
performs At Caruss Saloon every evening this week
except Tuesday.
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Adm ssion so ccnts-Children half price. A tskct
to admit two Ladies and Gentleman 81.
To commence at half past O'Clock, and conclude
at half past o.
Tickets may be obtained al the DO ,kstorcs q
Messr. Fisher, Taylor, and Farnham.
NJ Private Performances and Lessons given to
parties at their houses, on application TO Sgpor b.,
from whom may be purchased variety o. Family
Amusements, also instructions in Vcttrloquism.
feb list
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-13

ON the petition Of Calvin Emmons, executor OF
" Uri Emmons, Of New York city, praying for the
extension of patent granted TO Ur Emmons for i'm
provement in the mode Of planning floor plank, &c,
called the cylindrical planing machine, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 25,h day Of April next
II is ordered, that the said petition be heard a the
Patent Office on the first Monday in April me- at
~ o'cock, NJ; and all persons notified to appear
and show cause, if any they have, why said petition
ought not 10 be granted.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Madisonan and National Intelligencer, printed at
Washington, ID. c.; the Baltimore Sun, printed a,
Baltimore the Journal Of Commerce, printed at
New York; the American Sentinel and Mercantile
Advertiser printed al Philadelphia and the Times,
printed al Boston-once well for three weeks pre-
vious to the first Monday in April.
w. HAND
Acting Commissioner.
p 8 Editors Of the abovenamsd papers will
please copy, and send their bills to the Patent Oce
with paper containing the notice,
feb I3-lsv3w
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GRAND EXHIBITION
FOR FIVE NIGHTS.
Commencing Monday, Feb. 18th, and every evenn,
except Tuesday,
AT CARUsI's SALOON.

AZ SIGNOR BLITZ, Professor Of Thaumatur-
GIGS, has the hnor TO inform the ladies and gentle.
men of Washington and its vicinity that he will give
an Entertainment above stated and he trusts that
from the unanimous appreciation conferred on his
per ormances in twcny-four States Of the Union by
all classes Of society that he will merit continuance
Of that patronage which it has been his pride to ac-
and his study to deserve.
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(,LOAk LOST.-Tsken in all probability by mis-
~ take from Mr. W,ckIlfe's, on Tuesday the 3lst,
full circle blue broad cloth CLOAK, OF the finest
quality, with green cross-barred lining, without cape
and without tassals attached 10 the collar The own
err will regard IT as an especial favor IL IL be imnc
diately returned, either to Governor Reynolds, at
MIR. Scots Pennsylvania avenue, or to Governor
Dodge, at Mrs. Fletcher's Missouri avenue.
feb 6-dIw
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lrRivArk-No. 20 I
AN ACT for the relief of John p Skinner and tn,
legal representatives Of Isaac Green


AN ACT for the relief of John P. Skinner and the
legal representatives Of Isaac Green
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-.
tipes Of the United States Of qnerca in Congess assem-
bed That John p. Skinner and the legal representa-
tives Of Isaac Green be- and they hereby are, re-
leased from the payment of the balance of five thou
sand three hundred and fortyone dollars and seven
tyfve cents, remaining unpaid on judgment recov-
cred at the May term eighteen hundred and thirty
nine of the circuit court of the United States for the
Vermont district, by the United States against Tho
mas Emmerson, and the said John T. Skinner, and
Isaac Green, sureties, on the Official bond of the said
Emmerson, late pension agent, for the sum of thir
teen thousand six hundred and ninety dollars and
ninety-one cents. appearing that the amount due
to the United States by said Emmerson might have
been obtained from him without rcsorting to said
sureties, if legal proceedings had been adopted
against him by the proper officers of the United
States, and that said officers, tough requested by
said sureties to commence and prosecute such pro-
ceedings, neglected and refused so 10 do Provided
That nothing in this act shall be construed to dis.
charge the said Emmcrson from liability under said
judgment.
Approved, February 4th, Ie4a.
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ANOTHER INFRINGEMENT!

The House, on Saturday, SO far a. II was concern
Cd, abolished the Office Of Secretary to sign Land
Patents and threw that duty on the Register of the
Land Office. Mr.. RosEsr TYLsa, the son Of the
President is the present Secretary; and this may ac
count for the proceeding
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
SATURDAY, February IL, ls43

SArrRpAr, February I, lS43.
Present as yesterday.
j. w. Hamersley, Esq, Of New York, and Con-
slant Guillou OF Pennsylvana, were admitted as al
tornes and counscllors of this court
No. 81. J. s. Bowman, ct al, appellants. ~. A,
Wathen and the city of Jacksonville. The argu-
ment Of this cause was commenced by MIR. Critten-
den for the appellants, and continued by Messrs
Berrien and Legare for the appcllecs.
Adjourned till Monday, III O'Clock, A, M.
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PRivATE-NO. 1871


AN ACT for the relief Of J. r. Vienne
BE ENACTED BY tie Senate and House Of Rsprs,enis
t'ves q the United Stuies Of fserieo IN Csngres assem-
Died, That the Secretary Of State pay 10 J. r. Vi
enne, OF Louisiana, of the assistant marsals en-
Ploycd in taking the recent Of the inhabitants
Of the parish Of Orleans, and city of New Orleans,
the sum Of four hundred and eighteen dollars and
nine cents that being the balance due to him for said
service, according to the account certified by the
district judge Of Louisiana, but which was withheld
on settlement al the State Department for want of
proof that any portion Of the inhabitants enumerated
by him resided in the country.
Approved, February 9Th, l6i3.
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February 4th, i6Aa.
PRivATE-NO. 2l.1
AN ACT for the relief Of Barent Stryker.

AN ACT for the relief Of Barent Stryker
Be enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rsprsxnts
tires ofhe United States Of america in Coneres assem-
Bed That the Postmaster General be, and he is here
by authorized to pay to Barent tryker at and after
the rate OF four hundred and ninety Ave dollars a
year. for carrying the mail on route number nine
hundred and twen,ythree, in the State Of New York
for the time that said Barent Stryker has carried or
may hereafter cary the mail said route under his
present contract and that the Postmaster General
be further authorized TO relet the said route number
nine hundred and wenty-three, at any time before
the expiration OF the contract of the said Baren,
Stryker
Approved, February 4th, l643.
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The Evenings Entertainments will conclude withhe
celebrated
DANCE OF DINNER PLATES ON A TABLE
Accompanied by Music.
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PROPOSALS Tor carrying the Mail. Of the Uni.
Il ted States from the Lot Of July, lSt3, to the 3Dh
Of June, 1916, on the following Post rout 10 MAINE
New Hampshire, Vermont, Ma.sschu.c,rr and Rhode
Island, will be received At the Department until
ocloch, p. NJ on the 18th Of April, 1873 be- de-
e,ded by the 18th Of May
MAINE
III From BowJoiDhsm 10 BowJoin Centre, I
miles snd bach, once weck,
Leave Bowdonbam every Thursday at ! p m; ar
rive At Bo- dom Centre same day by 2pm.
Leave Rowdon Centre every Thursday at . m,
arrive Al Bowdoinhsm same day Ivy 4pm
Ii8 From Bath, by Merry meeting BiJge and
Richmond, to Gardiner % miles and back once
week.
Leave Bath every Thursday At 10 8 m; arrive al
Gardiner same day by pm.
Leave Gardiner every Friday Al 70 m; arrive at
Bath same day by 6 pm.
b Proposals TO carry three times week will DO
console red; also to carry in two horse coaches.
II9 From Dennysvile, by Edmonds 10 Whiting
10 miles and back, once a week
Leave Denpysville every Thursday at 0 M srrye
Al Whiting same dsy by II m.
Leave Whiting every Thursday a, | p m; arrive At
Dsnny.ville same day by fpm.
10 + ON Houvo TO Fort Fairfield, IL mill, ana
back, ono. a week
Leave Houlton every Saturday al a m; arrive At
Fort Fairfield same day by m
Leave Fort Fairfield ev,ry Monday al 6 M o.
rive at Hooon same day by pm.
1911 Tfom Lov.lto Usher, 9 miles and hack once,
week.
Leave Loy.l every Wednesday si9s m; arrive ~
U.hsr zane day by ~ m
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PsA,suI Hsvs.--Thc New ORLEANS Picsyune state
that thsn two Thousand grouse or prairie hens
have been brought to that city from St Louis, with
IN the last two or three days,
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rRlyATE---NO. ~.

AN ACT for the relief Of Samuel Dizzy
BE u enacted by The Senate end House Of Rewexnis
pes Of the United States Of america in Congress assem-
bisd, That the Secretary Of War be, and he here
BY, required to place the of Samuel of Samuel
Dizzy, Of the State of Hampshire, on the roll ofnva
lid pensioners and pay him at the rate of six dollars
per month to commence on the twcnty-n day of
June, eighteen hundred and forty-two, and during
his natural life.
Approved, February 4th, lol3.
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rs DAY PERFORMANCE, on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, AT 3o'clock, for the accommodation
Of Families.
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During the Evening Signor BiIrz will introduce
VENTRILOOUISM.
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THIRD SESSION.


Tnx SENATE did no, sit to-day, having adjourned
over TO Monday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-30

others to remove out Of Tho Stale, II they 90 "''
come within the terms required for the license an
exception is mnde in favor Of "Me ctfSenS' OF u"S
othoI State who shall come here
Judge VI. decided tina, the word "c'f'Sen' ns useu
in the Constitution of the United States, and III our
laws, is equivalen. to "suject' as used under '"e
British Constitution, and includes all persons VINO
were born in the United States, II will be seen 'hat
il the decision stands it strikes death blow ut once
to the contemplated laws prohibiting free blacks rom
entering or residing in the State, and grants free nc
cess into our State to all persons born in the United
States, no matter what their complexion. Tire Judge
may be wrong, but we do not see how 1t possible TO
limit the Specification Of the word to more restricted
sense than that given it. Judge NJ. we are told, will
publish his opinion at lcngh .''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-30
THE DOUBLE DEA LER.

Last week we gave extracts from Van Buren's Let
ter to the Indiana Committee, touching the Tariff
and which showed his mode Of tactics upon this ques
tion-tha s,by saying all of thngs-yet say
inp them as to remain in fact uncommitted upon the
subject-designing all the while to please the free
trade folks and the tariff folks a: the north The
locoocos at the North no meant they should, be-
gin to call him tariff man, and his friends, at the
South, think him right down free trade democrat
He thus hindy answered the question and there is
now and then locofoco paper, however, that looks
at him rightly. For instance, the Charleston Mercu-
~ thus notices this part of his letter:
GAS to the precise effect Of whole we cannot