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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

o TIE MsyoR of the City questioned carefully the PER
son swearing below before he would administer the OATH
III he was convinced they were facts.
Does require than we have already published about
ways keen in the house? III does the following sworn
% before the Mayor of this City, will compel all admit
IA, Will save life at least every of bum scald II
me yltals are unlestroyed.
My daughter drtadfully scaded with boiling hot water
almost all o,srs thighs legs and all over its feet The child
was III Dreadful agony Went 70 Comsock Co, 81 Court
land street and bought box Of Councils Magical Pain Ex
sSt9 young man from there and dressed it. II
a hen begun blister deadfiy the child screaming all
.e ,e and do that the instant relief that the salve
na De seen or felt appear all credible. And such
NE Perfect Ease that gave that the child iii
MTXlns after dressed This save undoubtedly saved
NE, ana my accommodation be of avail 10 induce
family TO keep this life pressryeI hand, shall tutdo
my aaty 10 my God and my fellow creatures Not blister
% e5 was spped and those that had already arisen
es almost instantly reduced, and the child almost well.
THOMAS HOGAN, 10 Moore st.
Pam witnesses TO The above wonderful cue BY COMETS
anu shall always keep this Salve on hand.
DANIEL kELLAHER,
NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

WANTED Immediately, four .IOUKNEYMEN
w 10 make French Chanal Boots As none but
first hands, will pay such p cents than the So
ciet for PAIR which SIS - Pair. and
steady seat of work.
would like be informed Of it through icer-and at the
We're last, and how loag-and await my answer.
JOSEPH KEESPE.
Under Exchange Hotel Richmond, Va.
HARD w ARE.
~ S. HUBBARD, No. ? Llberty-street. has IN
". store and now landing from ships Sharon and Hudson
the following assortment OF HARDWARE which he offer,
Tor sale 10 tie trade favorable terms:
AnY,is Of Wight, Wilkinson Fosters manufacture.
Bright and Cotter Vices, WllkInson's manufacture.
Atwoods biigh, steel face Hand and Sedge Hammers:
carolina Hoes, Japaned, half bright and bright Cast Steel
Timed Tea-Ketties, Sauce Pans and Round Pots.
books and Hinges black and bright edge and Plate Hinges
butt hinges, narrow and broad.
Do. Carks' and Baldwins patent
Ians-Coil, Trace Log and Halter.
Locks-Rm, Chest, Closet Plate and Pad
Screws-Wood and Square and Flat Bed
eutrl,C ombs--' VealS' patent all kinds.
Do tarTenter,s patent, ell kinds
Corn Mills; Square and Round Bolts
Gross-cut Saws; Bed.keys
Hat and Cloak Pins.
SSpooniglron, plated and German Silver
SIsuns Iistos Aluskets and Rifles
SaIaied ga, Trays and Biead-B skeis.
IRE ircns; Brass Candlesticks
Trunk Handles and Trunk Lock
Iron Axle PuIeys; Below, Pine.
so bags rose head Wrought Nails o,c ,rix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

CLEVELAND Oct, 5Ths canal receipts to-day are 1928
bbs Flour No Wheat So 80 is declined for Flour The
only o Of Northern Wheat offered to-day brought II cents
Oct 6The canal receipts to-day 1900 bushels Wheat
and 1862 bbls Flour. No sales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12
70 Wire Window snades-M,,

Ger Of any size, SHAPE or figure and handsomely fitted IN ma
htny frames TO raor basement, Office and other wmdews
na doors, screens Tor public rooms, sc "
LEE CO, IS Factory.strect
jhsse beautiful Shades unlike all others, admit all the ar
aad light INTO the and perfect into the str,st
The same ;ime they obsuct the view from the street into the
room and keep mosquitoes andAohs insects out are
Ieiv oIIe mental. iya, istf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

CINCINNATI, Oct. Sales Flour light at So Whisky
continues in fair demaad l7yc Wheat still continues
heavy at zoe, with large receipts Flaxseed still quote
al c at the mills, though it will really command rather
NOR In market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

The above Will be followed by others oil approved merit
onal gentleman requiring particular works not 10 oe
found in this country. have their orders forwarded by
Steamship and of the received IN SIX weeks
commission per only charged the cost OF mpor
tdton. " AfTbE' O-' y W. oo,
Importers and Publishers Is Little Britain London and 200
Broadway, n. Y. OH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12
Passengcrs Arrived

Passengers Arrived
10 the ship Emerald, FIN Havre-V alentine Luhrncer
Sutton, de BurgSrutf and servtSS steerAss
" 10 the packet ship Iowa, I'm HayreRev Andrew Stark
N New York Doct John Clark Paris; Dangay PhadA
ayJssret, Prussia-ll steersce.
w 10 the bark Josephine I'm S, Crox-MsJ Goodrich, of
s,i In the sehF Blazos, I'm Tsmpico-Mr George Van
Anna brisolau, Charley Brinchiere, Eli Bax, Ca
hssa Meger and child Julia La6stul.
,n tae org Acad'an Boston from HaaxMessrs Al.
wv n'fa, o. Noreans; WIN Chichester Philadelphia;
IoS0 Nlaihs VIM McApin and lady, of Nova Scotia;
Of f1n parry OF do Edw Allen of do Miss Sarah Amey
In The packet ship Msslss,ppi for Nes1,,e,,s-Mrsc,
D s Gene Mss Julia Barry Ne Chas Pratt Miss Caro-
Il NswYat S s Enna slydensargh. Daniel Bay!ey
esss1soa usA; Messss Jos Fa,zam Rob. Thorn Ia
Eta. ana servant Mrs VIM Baker and servt Messrs
dsn ESw UG o.a, Jas Morris Isaac savo Hensy Or
sstSsais Of n Orleans 80 1Aas'e' " amer saa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

GRAPES-All the ISABELLA and CA FAW-
~ BA GRAPES from UnderhiIl's. Vineyard. a. Crcson
P9,n near Sing Sing are received the General Depot No
,ties to suit purchasers They received daily IN
baskets with wooden lids. locks attached and Creton son.
This notice is hoped put stop TO the fraud t1t "
practced in all the Markets and in nnn5 other places "
selling very interior article for Unde1hdls s'sapss
OLE dtaHlm L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

A MEXICAN MUSEUM, ERLAL GARDEN
\ AND FAIR.-Corner OF Broadway and Ann street T.
!, Da'na' RiETURN OF GEN. TOM THUMB: -,
This smallest Of all dwarS who is Eleven Years Old
Twenty five Inches hsh and weighs only IS POUNDS has
returned his old quarters and be day and
s'''''As '"'' DR. VALENTINE,
TIL. eccentric dsneaor Of dsren, character engaged and
will open his whole budget of whlms scraps cd
dities. SC.
N''0 shssa FsLE ri ID MOVING MOI DloRAMAs
coyFLaGR.asfT ITido51%s 81 Of MOSCOW.
the terrific grandeur of which be exceeded only b. the
Mr.; WI COLE, the wonderful Chinese Nendescrlpt
rstE Of e a y, which as'oni:h ey-Ty bfholdsE
NJ; i: g; SHERMAN. the popular Ballad Singer
CITY BRASS BAND, Of tSs!ys musicians = ~
70 t1pTy BSw1s The PERpEIuAh Eih open
Grand performances every evening ats O'Clock and We'd
Admission the whole Is csnts-chdren under ten wears
half price. %
pEALE'S NETWORK MUSEUM, AND Pic.
sps the w G B'
The most astounding Curosires the World, and une-
CASPER 5E one Wa sH B5y 6: w..sn
Man Half Monkeyhas -four feet, hands-po>sssses the
so s snsss s5dh *. SkfsS S s admired uo, Sing
DoIlsrs aud D.lnsa;or Of YANKEE chracSr nG,yaled
dacs Of iD We and original Songs Dae Re-
ain and Extra, accompanying themselves the
B.ne Cas,anets, Banjo, Iam,orne SC. Miss Adar the
The celebrated FUDGE MERMAD-and 100000 other Gu.
r0sitles
Afternoon entertainment SATURDAY at O'Clock %
NATIONAL PAINTING.-The EMBARKA-
ToS Of F. T RDb VIII 5 Il: % Pills
E'S ol as a at the ff sA
DESIGN, Broadway, corner Of Leonaristreet.
l2t cents. =,
Open from 9 "A. 81. I'LL lOr NJ. s29 2wls
Observation-Disclosures attractions In
- strumenta Concerts; at the PayiGn Of the Eysan
tendance the lawn front Of the Pavilion and perform
variety oHsw and popular airs b,"l 81 &c; &c ssn
cry fail to increase the pleasure derived from visit to
this very favorite resort.
Christopher streets Fare only St cents au7 is
T'ABER NACL E-Thursday, o'clock.-Doctor
LdneT b h paSe that sr
agains, the Late opre,os Of the Panetaum the Lecture
announced for this evening must be postponed for days
until the legal proceedings necessary in such can be TAX
en- Due will bs given of the commencement of the
Lectures. s 29 lstl
TAKE NOTICE.-Mrs WILLIS, the lady
that gives normotHn future events and what past
near Beeeker till the last of October only as then she will
A CARD.-The proprietor OF the Ahamra,"'
IA broadway below Pnnce,) while ACKNOWLEDGING WIN
gratitude the liberal patronage bestowed upon his establish
the past summer blythe fashionable pubc beg leave
ble still during the winter With tina
view he has converted the whole OF the Cd foo! INTO Grand
and furnished the ecsan, and costly with
Brussels Carpet French Sofas ottomans D,ans &c Mhe5e
10 serve up Oysters Sandwiches Coffee Chocolate and va
rey of other rehes style unequal led IN this clty while
the lower Saloon will be kept for Gentlemen only, after the
manner of Woods s Parkinson's. Philadelphia.
Having procured 1t great expense some Of the best Sonec
Balls Weddings, &c the shortest notice and in the best
manner. oil lwiS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12
MILLINERY GOODS,

CHEAP FOR CASH.
ne suusI Mna muuI n .es h .,oct Of Mil
nery Goods No IS Beaye.treet Zone door from Pearl
street and first stree, below Wdsteet He has taken great
lie and desirable styles and VERY CHEAP. He believes
his to be the best selected Of In the city, ana
he buys and sells for cash they help being CHEAPEST
The reputation he already has If selling Millinery Goods
CHEAPER than be bought elsewhere he must be an
ducemen for persons call before purchasing He attends
the auction sales daily avail himself of the bargains that
n'a' '-e'' L. NJ STEVENS,
N.u.yo,l, Senramh-r 10 1874 ole lmis
TRENCHLIGHT BLUE and DRAB CLOTHS,
for carriae. linucs Also WoIsted Damasks and Rattl.
nets for sale by W. NJ TITUS, 50 BeaTez-s ole znss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12
THE SLEEP-RIDER,

OR. THE OLD BOY IN THE OMNIBUS.
10 This work Will sensation The scene is land
in BROADWAY OMNIBUS where several honest citizens aen
troduced and undergo series of adventures
astonishing that strictly they would be incredi
be- The reader who fails weep the patho and ROAR at
the drollsry must be made of stuff than Price
q cents, book folm-Sl6 hundred.
It J, WINCHESTER Publisher
~ To the Clergy and Laity.-This day. pub
listed, ECCLESlASTES ANGLICANUS, A Treatise on
Preaching Series of Letters, BY the Rev w Gresley
NJ with supplementary notes, by the Rev Benz. j. Haght NJ
A. Rector OF all Saints Church. y. Y. handsome volume
l2mo-pnce 81 %.
Also. just published
The Double Witness of the Church, by the Rev w kIp
NJ A. author Of Lenton Fast l6mo-Sl 25
Disco ViveTe-Lean to Lively Christopher Sutton, ~
D. vol l6mo-Sl.
The Practical Christian, by r. Sherlock D. D. elegant
Tales Of the Village by the Rev Francis'E. Paset, A. NJ
Chaplain to the Bishop OF Oxford. yols-Sll5.
OF the Imitation Of Christi -four books by Thomas A hem
ps-first complete American editlou-Sl.
Nearly readyhe Unity of the Church, by Henry r. Man
nns A. NJ. Archleacon of Chichester, vol. 6mo
Portrait Of an English Churchman, by the Rev Gresey
A. NJ. vol l6mO-73 cents - ,,,,,, ,.,,,, n
TALES FOR THE PEOPLE AND THEIR CHILD
RENhe greatest has been taken III selecting the works
owhch this collection Is composed that nothing either me
docre t,ent immoral tendency admitted Each VOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

UNIVERSAL ILLUSTRATED ATLAS, OK
u hibtng Geographical Statistical and Historical view
Of the World Edited by T. G. Bradford aud S. c. Goodrich
The above work contains the latest additions and improve
m,nts and will be sold AT low price.
oil 2tis NJ. II. NEWMAN, 100 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

~. Mendi Mission.-The Rev. William RAYMOND d
his wife and female companion, expect 10 sail Tor Sierra
Leone West Africa, from this Port Wednesday October
St aud to leave that place after Their WIN I'M o ons
ton Of the Nend Mission Contributions IN aid OF this MIS-
SION FOUNDED on any Slavery are fa,nsp So
OLE II. Treasurer of the Union Missionary Society
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

NATIONAL PAINTING-The EMBARK
~ TION OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS from Delft
Haven painted By ROBT w WEIR for the Rotunta of the
Capitol at Washington Will Be TGsn for e.G ng JS
DESIGN, Broadway, corner of Leonarl.street.
Adm,tanc cents; Season Tickets so cents Catalogues
l2t
Open from 4. 81. till 10 s29 2wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

CENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING CLEANED,
VI Renovated aud Repaired reasonable and with
despatch II. LEVETr, S John 81. near BROADWAY.
CAST OFF CLOTHING taken IN payment or purchased
cS.n.L - SGT Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

VIM. ". Shirley, -
CHINA. GLASS, EARTHEN WARE, LAMPS,
u Sc-Thursday Oct. l2,h 10 O'Clock, at the auction
ROOM No. II sala Of large and sener.l
and fancy dinner coffee and toilet ware stone Jugs;
French china cut PLAIN pressed and fancy glass ware astral
goods sold in trade Lots on credit of four months ol0,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

BRITANNIA WARE, BRITANNIA WARE.
TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE-A COM
j plete Of Dixon Son Britannia IN sets
also variety of Hardware of all descriptions For sale at
2a5t Greenwich ST. JOHN JAMESON OLE 3us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

DRlVATE SCHOOL FOR BUYS-Under The
neor WaveIley Place-The Fall term will commence
Monday design Of ,hs School ans to give
shed education preparatory College bus under
The personal instruction Of the Principal Circulars contain
ing terms, references, &c can be had al the house
1me0dlse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

BANDS COPY BOOKS, and various works on
II PENNIANSHIP for sale wholesale and retail, at Pub
fishers prices. BY J. c. BARNET * 20;
olO Sis I67 Broadway few doors below COurand ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

nANCINCi AND WALKING ACADEMY at
~ C1oon Hall, No 4 Bowery J. L. Garrett announces to
h friends and the public that his School for the abova arr
viii commence on tuesday October 10Th st3 Days Of Tt
ton Tuesdays and FRIDAYS, from I'LL ?. NJ: Tor Ladies'
n B.-Mr g. Will form class for young Ladies IRONS til
for those that attend from I'LL Terms reasonable
ow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

TAKE NOTICE.-Mrs WILLIS, the lady
that gives informonon future events and what past
be No 2b5 Elizabeth ST ten doors from Houson
near Blocker till the last of October only, then she will
leave the City $50 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

- Gc-The subscriber offers for sale very superior Port
Wine. glass and draft-also old pale Cog, Brandy
n n Hoek Cae and santeue. IN cases
one dozen each Apply TO GILBERT DAVIS,
s4 istf As Pine street. corner Of William.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

ETemperance.-Mr. ELLIS, of Boston, an able
and eloquent advocate of Temperance, will deliver Temper
address before the Parent Washington emrelansss a.
ciety Of the City OF Brooklyn their uiid
nss corner of Cranberry and Fulton streets, This Ihurs
day. Evening, commencing o'clock Seats reserved Tor
the Ladies. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

70 Published This Day, at this Office. the LIZ +
OF HENRY CLAY being the fourth Of the series of Tracts
by JUsus Price single So so per hundred, or $50
nor thousand ol0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

NTOTlCE.-The Exempt Flremen's Association
will meet Monroe Hall, corner Of Centre and Pearl
streets on Friday Evening the 18th inst u O'Clock The
Committee Rules aud Regulations will then report. EN-
empt Firemen generally respectfully invited attend
UZZlAH WENMAN President.
JAMES GULIcK. Vice President
JOHN RYKER Jr. I'd Vice President.
Ca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

PLANT STANDS-PLANT STANDS
OF ALL PATTERNS-Wir Plant Stands for
Windows square and half circle ali sizes For sale by
o2 3tis JOHN JAMESON. 2a5! Greenwich st.
CHAKER HOSIERY-kn and Flannel Under
y Shirts and Drawers Manufactured By the SHAKERS Of
Nsrmack County " H. Persons wishing superior article
Of unde clothing suitable for the coming season. combining
durability with warmth either wholesale retail! are IN
ved 10 call the Agent where they will be certain OF get
ting the genuine articles where also be found Shirts
Stocks Caps. Linen Collars and Bosons, Cap Trimmings
Pstsnt EnaIneed and Top Leather Umbrellas, PeHumery
&c &c &c G.. w. GORUM, Agent
)s,W Maiden bety Pearl S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

GALE FOR ASSESSMENTS.-Ihe sale I'll "a
Opropey for unpaid assessments will be continue ah ~
Day (Thursday October i2h inst att o'clockn ooc, "
the City Hall. JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner;
Street Commissioners Office. October 18TH l@3, OF
IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the Surrogate u
persons having claims against David sherwood late Of
gentleman deceased to pb sI .sdaes No
80 Spring in the city of New York befors sns III
day Of April Ds,ed New; YORK ahe llsh dIy
lS43 ELIZABETH SHERWOOD. b1eea''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

FURNITURE NOTICE-S0ta BedSteads, &c
Il COTTON would inform all who are in want OF Fur
ntu of any description tina. he is prepared to umh and
Eanes Patent Sofa Bedstead which for simplicity durs
by and economy without their equal The pqehs arc
invited call and examine tem-slso. all other KINDS OF
Sofas always on hand
Those breaking housekeeping wishing 70 sell all q
ing a line or calling upon the subscriber.
Sales by Auction faithfully attended TO-
au1istf F. COTTON, lt3 Fulton and 81 Ann sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

T'ABER MAC LE-Thursday, o'clock.-Doctor
Ladner informs the public that injunction having been
served upon him. arising of aledged claim existing
announced for this enng be postponed for few days
until the legal proceedings necessary such can be tax
en- Due notice will bs given of the of the
,,,n,.s qiStf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

CECOND ADVENT Professor n n WHIT
lCSEY will commence a COURSE OF LECTuLES on ths
Second Coming OF Christ lS3 Sabbath 18th
al Constitution Hail. ESQ Broadway, between Blocker and
BondstIssts Service 10 commence at the usual hours,
morning afternoon and evening.
There vii! BE- Bible Class at Q A. NJ, and at 2 P NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

ITO FEMALES WHO WUkk FUIL ALlF INU
The undersigned knowing that there many worthy
persons both male and female wo for the want OF nean
under the necessity Of witnessing the decay ana oss o.
tons they may need onehalf his usual prices. The work
shall be done just well az done for hp;e who are wealthy
crate By this Distinction the lowuess of price on the one
part by what paid hs other sM MT5K fha
list us Chambers St. few doors below Churchst ol0 3tH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

4 MEXICAN REPUBLICANS,-Th Amer.
a Republicans Of this city requested TO meet at h
nth instant o'clock for the purpose Of proceeding TO the
Eleventh Ward meeting The Eighth Ward will assemble
streets the Ninth ard the old Watch House. the
Of Hudson and Christopher Streets the Fifteenth Ward
the American Star House corner Of Barrow and McDouGa
streets One of the best bands of the city will b
engaged for the OCCASION and all Americans desrous Of the
honor of walking American Procession invited &c al
olo 6tis- r. DE LIE Rec. Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-23
LATER FROM YrCATAN.

NEW ORLEANS, Hlay is
We have conyersed with gentleman irom Cam
peachy By way of Merida and S'sa!, who came pessen
ger in the schr Henry Clay, tour days from the latter
port which touched at the Balize, bound to New York
Our informant states, when he lett Campeachy the
Mexican fleet of sailing vessels were lying at Lerma-
The Mexican army of 400 men std 10 possession
of the Emnencas. A few days previous, flag OF
truce was despatched by the Mexcans TO the garrison at
Campeachy, and the Mexican General, Ampudia, met
3endez the house of the French Consul at San no
,aan Ampudia proposed at this interview, that Yucca
tan should join Mexico against Texas and offered on
the part Of Mexico the most advantageous terms =
eadez thereupon agreed to suspend operation Until he
could confer with The acting Governor BarbachEo, at
Merida When the propositions oil the slexcans reached
Barbachioo the Mexican troops had already capra'ed
and Barbachino's only reply was-"Give them battle
instantly"
Before the Henry Clay left Ssal, express had ar
rived, stating, that Naval combat had been Tough,
between Commodore Moore and two Mexican armed
steamers, who, it appears, had been ordered oy Gene
raj Ampuda from Lerma to Tschal, for the purpose
conveying the troops that had capituased at Merida
Moore was al anchor at The time, and perfectly b.
Gained The engagement lasted three hours. Of
board the brig Wharton, two men were Killed, anc
four wounded The loss o. tie hlex'eans was not as
cerained TIE steamers, after fighting shy, ana al long
distances seemed to have haJ quite enough, aud re
treated.
Commodore Boylan, Of the Iucatapese Navy, wa
AZ Campeachy brsily employed in Citing out ten CUR
are from 30 TO 80 each and csry each one or w'
Com Moore, and act together against the Mex.sans
TBss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-23

DEMOCRATIC SrATE.-Every one knows tina.
New Hampshire is thoroughly Democratic State,
and stands amongst the frs, rank her pary but every
one does NO. know that she stands equally we'll
CARDS her pecuniafy condition. The Bay State Demo
crat has the following among other remarks upon the
old Granite State - Baltimore Republican.
NEW HAaPsHIHE.-This State presents most re-
markab- spectacle when coBrasled with many others
OF the Uninn She is one Of the few tina. owes no pub
lie debt With population larger, bv some seventy
thousand, than Michigan, and nearly three times a,
large Arkansas she is yet free from debt, while tie
former owes between five and elk millions and the
latter three millions
Unlike many others of the States, New Hampshire
holds Stoke, and has interest in any railroad
canal other corporation Of business nature The
true purposes of government have IN that State been
faithfully observed, and therefore the affairs Of the
State and is public have been mixed up
with the business OF individuals. The object with hei
has been, no, 10 build UP the prosperity OF portion
q! the people al the expense OF another but 10 proec
tie rights and liberties OF ALL and secure each the
tree and uninterrupted exercise OF ms honest labor and
the enjoymen, OF the iruia thereof So the lus
ends o. Government best subserved, the prosperity
OF Stale promoted, and the happiness of lis people
secured.