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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-04

Leave Wsppslls svssy Friday Ass IN, arrive Al
NApoison sAnls day BY fpm
Lave Napoleon every Saturday At 4 nj arrive
at Wappslo same day BY 0pm
454I From Waubssepncon, by Camsnche, New
York, Lyons and Charleston 10 Bellevue, 81 miles
and back onse a week.
Leave Waubesepinicon every Thursday at "a nj
arrive at BELLEVUE next day by ~ noon.
Leave Bellevue every Friday al ] I'M arrive at
Waubesepinicon next day by SPIN
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QUILL PENS.
May 2O2aw3w

w FISCHER, importer, has just received ,Ooo
wv QUILL PENS, OF excellent quality, put up
in neat boxes containing Is each. For sale Only AZ
] s,stioper,' ITsll-prise so cents,
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rive at b. r. Wilson's same day by IL am
Leave b. F. Wilson's every "Wednesday at m.
arrive at keosauqua same day by pm
453t From Keossuqua by w Washington and Salem,
to Mount Pleasant, 80 miles and back once week
Leave keosauqua every Wednesday at m; ar
rive at Mount Pleasant same day by 6pm
Leave Mount Pleasant every Thursday at m;
arrive at Keosanqua same day by6pm
4535 From Marion to Pleasantville, II miles and
back once a week.
Leave Marion every Tuesday al a m; arrive at
Plea, an,ville same day by 10 noon
Leave Peasan,ve every Tuesday at . m; arrive
at Marion same day by 7pm
1886 From New Boston, III. by Black Hawk and
Wappello to Mount Pleasant 80 miles and back once
a week.
rive at Mount Pleasant same day by 6 pm
Leave Mount Pleasant every Friday at 6 m; arrive
at New Boston same day by SPIN
| Proposals to commence at w sppello instead Of New
Boston, ~ miles less distance, will be considered
4537 From Prairie La Porte by Montholon, to Prsi.
RE du Chen, Wis. Tel 40 miles and back once a
week.
Leave Prairie La Porte every Friday a, m; ar
| rive at Praifie du Chen same day by 7pm
| Leave Prairie du Chen every Saturday at 6 a m;
arrive at Prairie La Porte same day by pm
453S From Savannah, ILL., by Charleston, Goode-
noes mills, Burriston's Settlement, Edinburgh Tip-
ton and Washington Ferry to Iowa City, so miles
and back once week.
Leave Savannah every Monday at a m; arrive at
| Iowa City next Wednesday by 10 am
Leave Iowa CITY every Wednesday at IL noon; ar
rive a, Savannah next Friday by SPIN
1889 From Van Buren, by Fairfield h and w ash
ing,on to Iowa City, 20 miles and back once a
| week
| Leave Van Buren, every Monday al m; arrive
| at Iowa City next day by 6pm
Leave Iowa City every Wednesday at 6 m; arrive
at Var buren, next day by 6pm
45f0 From Wsppsllo by Cai,asss and si,sinsmo,
| to Napoleon, 40 mles and back once week.
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1929 From Augusta, by North Port wolcott's
mills, Whites Corners, Bloomfield and Ontario, TO
Lima, $50 miller and back, once a week.
Leave Augusta every Monday a, a m; arrive at
Lima next Thursday at IL
Leave Lima every Thur-day at m; arrive at Au.
gusta next Sunday at pm
39t0 From Carlisle by Pleasant, M. O. Haver's,
Aaron Hsgermsn'. Bogardsville and Scotland TO
SprnQvIlle, 80 miles and back, once week
Leave Carlisle every Thursday al 6 m; arrive al
SprngviIle next day by ii am
Leave SpringviIe every Friday at m; arrive at
Carlisle nextday by 6pm
39ti From Charlottesville, by Sugar Grove and
a week.
Leave Crsw ford.ville every Friday at 6 N; arrive
At Shawnee same day by pm
Leave Shawnee every Saturday al 6 m; arrive at
Worthwhile same day by pm
39%2 From d, erAeld, by R'dgeville, Fairview, Al
b.ny and Granville TO Wheeling, "a milss and back,
once svesk,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

LETTER FROM Mr.. JOHN NJ. B0TTS.
From. the Richmond HAig, Nay 10

From the Richmond HAig, Nay TO-
MR. BOLTS. We publish this morning,
letter from this gentleman on the sobJac OF the
"quesion OF yeracity" raised by The liadisonian
between him and John Tyler, which we feel
perfect consciousness, will be entirely conclusive
with every man who reads il, we care not "ha'
his politics may be, Wing, Democrat, or tishy.-
Mr. Bo,ts will, after its perusal. stand highe'
than he already does, high that Is, IN the es-
TINA ton of the friends Of independent and l'b
e,,v loving course Of conduc,-John Tyler will
be damned lower than he is damned already, by
every man who respects not merely political IN
,egrity, but pirate honor.
II is a proof an additional fac, to the old stock,
that guilt will convict itself, that John Iy Ter
should have raised, through the ins'rumentality
Of his court Gazette, The EIadisonIan, question
of veracity, "A question OF personal honor, be-
tween himself and Mr.. Bolts; there no ne
cessity for the issue at all. He has raised II IN
the mere wanonness of Presidential power lie
Is President o: the United States: Mr. Bolts as
he conceves, has JUS, been rejected for a seat IN
Congress, and the (what shall call him. which
while ii Is respectful to The reader, viii convey
our sense Of the ineifabie and inexpressble base
ness Of that mani President Of the United
States bv accident, thought It a favorable moment
for extinguishing Mr.. Bolts, by raising question
OF veraciiy between Mr.. Bolts and him How
that question is likely to eventuate, nay, must G.
veniua,e, the public hereabou, well prepar.
ed TO say, before Mr. B,t,s' le,ter.--Iy'er a!rea-
dy condemned politician, will sink under that
letter still lower $ a gentleman.
We advise Mr.. Tyler and bis Court Gazette TO
observe q cautious silence, and to assaiI no man.
The case in Chancery with Lighifoot, with Leigh's
opinion upon its merits, with Chancellor Nelson's
Injunction, and With Judge Roberson's perpetual
ton Of that injunction, is perpetual ond imper.
ishabe memento TO that parsonage, to be cautious
how he throws stones, and not to suffer himself,
intoxicated by his Presidential luck, TO invade the
character Of others.
Mr.. Bolts letter will be read with great inter
est, expose carrying the truth on its face,
sd calculating many q fact connected with the
History Of the time.
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T.. Il. BENTLEY

Cotton Mann
W once on ifih street Tor the Goods mad.
% FACTORY formerly owned BY III" Rieh'ohJ
pany Cotton Narn-, Nos. and 80
Cotton Oznabunt-. Nos. anI2
khaIang- A and
laIIn HLl.LaIa LIN IL d. 49,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

bENkl' bfNIRlfcE-rhs srce - n tbs fo,ss ef, ..-i
pa'e pfg powder prepared urs Creates are d -.
cAaeious nnd agreeable dsnfce, having nm, asf,nsff -
am pHiihi e erldcaes ffutn ~ TEN ,-.,y.s
% or e Psni de1y poshes ari ~ easssi - hb
Hg'rfa leah We wntencs ai ari .eo,f ~ -.
'fns ~ rins 70 heay pfe-rv.. fss - al ,s
anl' -'f--fferarsd and ii whoi.ssts sn.i rsssH bv
~ $780, rft, a. . 80,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

~
ZEN co opening large ami .ut,,.ty 49,, l., -
- n Pants and Vests, for sale cheap cash
ALSO CITY nads Beaver Fock ust nm bed ~ IN. -. ~
cheap 'or cash. ~
bNo connection with other Store. and have he syr NJ
'a'n aofnZ Establishment on the Awning railing Mont
"' y KEEN co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
ENDRlS BERKELEY IL co. Main Stree

Killing, wedding and Erubbing
Hoes
Carpenters Patent and Scotch
spring Iron Rim Locks
Mil pit, hand, cross-cut and cir
cular saws
single AMI double barrel Guns
Shot Belt- aui Powder Fasks
AYES and IIatcbets made by
Collins, Simmons aud Others
Log. trace, halter ana other
Chains
Plated, brass ard steel Saddle
~, Of every quality
Cast shear ami German Steel
by the case. warranted
Shoyels. Spades, &c. OF Ames'
and other makers
Hollow War, Wagon BoIes,
patent lined Tea Kettles, sad
Irons, sc.
- Q-ta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

~ Cheap! CheaP!! Cheap!!:
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS Se.-IlHOLES1LE &
RETAIL.
II bhNID bILLlNGTON would call the
ensloners and buyers generally stock NJ Roots.
SHOES, Irunks- Sc., which lic low fT
cash OF To prompt paying lie from whole,
sale ana retail purchasers, before elsewhere strong in
Northern and EasicTn Manufacturer supplies OF such
goods as VIII render his stock worthy
al Times aud r assures them that evcr low
he quality considered by other city. The
'nlS 81 uc late firm OF D. Burlington invited To give
m"a ''| DAVID BURLINGTON,
DC w successor To ID Huntingdon Co. Mansion House.
Tons Plaster SOU prime Potaioes Just ara
" we'd per sehr Shetland which VIII vessel
Appg TO Zoe lei RANKIN wHTTIOCK.
Bcil-ucuie Kettles.
'sT received fine lot of Bell Mctte Preserving Kettles Call
a. al the slgn Of the Mil Saw" Main
&c RICHARDS GARDNER.
ANTHRACITE COAL.
GEA TONS broken and screened Red Ash
d W Coal llnding from sehr. Palestine sale by
- BOYD EDMOND A DAVENPORT.
Brass and Iron Footmen.
ZINE assortment OF BTas and Of superior quail
4 = " lot sale eheapby RICHARDS & GARDNER.
% ~ sign Of the Mil saw, Main
INV CARPET ROOM pircrs scotch Carpets 10 10
suEerhne o, do T. Venetian do Coi sta u
Linen colored hnen hoor enmb C, gug- IN Va
rey The above goods have been bought most aiyana
grous terms and wall be sold very cheap BY
oe IL W. MEREDITH.
ELEGANT walters Ten Trays, ac.-wr have
H Onrd lot elegant Trys IN sets also WALTERS
assorted all siAes-inIortri direct manufacturer in I'm
gland and Tor sale low by RICHARDS 4 GARDNER,
% ~ Sign OF the Mil Saw. Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TrHss or srrscnirrosro City subscribers per year
AMI o' shorter psrio when by mail siO-payab
ell cases, ana advance.
Aovssussa-for haesn lines Zoe us-r,iou
~o n-'ions ~ ~. thr-. every
ing in-rItion. ~ cents.
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
The number nj n-stion- of
hs they will he inserted orrrd stopped
ed accordingly Dy- ord-rs stop aiso H. wunk.
hnnaal Advertisers charged $50 10 thai
proportion Tor Advertisements OF $50 for s
hhs'; sreep Aaeon~-r aud Lottery -ar- changed
eiO0, (pap@r inrlnd~dl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

HoNEY a good au,cis Honey suttls TO-, T,y.,, u.s..
" ~ 's pet gshon 10 Ls hsdst IOHNsToNs
wv Ncd.1a Emporium
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28
r.. N. HUDSON

DENTIST,
once o" Main MTeef. Square aIore the Bsaks.
Performs all "i"ai"n the Teeth beauty ps-erva
hoi AMI inserts il- e Mud of ncorupabls sngy
'u Ss on IN" ,so-t appf"vsd plans Refer
ms hesd Dr. i'~. Hubbard GaTn-t Co lion. a. a. BaLiMin
p'' hamb"Iiayn' Df " e. Cab-h ahi1rorg- Watson. NJ
II-Igu
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NEW BOOKS.
Received November tst-Hy
DRINkER a. MORRIS.

EREDERICk THE GREAT and his Go u
- and Times edited with Introduction by Thos Campbell
bsq author Of the fca'urcs n Hope Second vols
Life Of Andrew jackson. Pfyae Military and Civil with fi,
tons ny Amos Kendall BE- cornpcJ Nos-Pau IL To-
hand "
charge Delivered Clergy ofthe Diocese OF Ohio in Sen
teuber lFiJ Nv q. p Mvaine ~ Hshop NJ the Uio-r.e
Gibbons ROM Decline and Pan Roman En,pre with
note ~ he Rev w. w. Mifan with Maps; completed n
Is Nos-Fau ~ received.
Georgia Scenes ny native Georgian new clifton y, IN te
The Complete Cook plsn and practical for Coos me
Hosekecing with upwards of zoo fccspts with additions All AT
'tonS w > " Sandcrsnn ~ me Fnktn Hotel rhisi
Hook " the Church ny " souiry D. g. u ,b,.tg.J ,r.t
adapted % the Young and f,r sun.i,y schools
hoores fociicai Works. complete ,o beautiful Nina
iure edition.
Mmfay's Geography No g.
Hannah Moorc's Wurks No 8
hCulochs Univcfsai Cagstter ~, S
pmwing Room Annual for vah IS beautiful Illustrations
Laws ~ Eqn-tte Short Hur R,fctons Tor rnt in
Society BY gentleman.
Etiquette for ladies' The prescvat,ors inpo,,
mett, and display ~ femais Hesuy Received flt ie by
no DINNER MORRIS.
& 'oACHuEN~ COATS.-N few NJ ti,r ab,yc of ,,rv
- good quality, and superior siy with clpes. for
mol KEEN 60
Oh Hiis Porto sugar O., a. Moiisscs- i, ,.eev
IOflN n rRtPttsr-r a snN
IDproMAC HERRINGs i-For .ah NJ reduced p,,es to
eo-e invoice BY NJ i' DAVENPORT ALLEN.
M ALAGA WINE and Peppermint CORDIAt-go bbi. " Wine
~ 20 btis y ~ Cordial, Coz saie BY
10 ~ JAS. WINSTON.
lDn SACHS Marshais Fsctory aai SAN hourly rvpce D.,
N~SO packet Henry Cay low fr, yess.
N poeh' NppB - ioe EEL RNNKiN wHrrfOCK.
E'AAn.Y HAMS MERCER PUTNruEs-Ioa GOOD eoun,,y
emsd hsms 100 tushe' enc Msfss, Potatoes fof W
SS w " HARRISON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28
REMOVED.

HHNNNN 4 'OS OLi Ihniinlnn tlting 'iorr 10 Tho np
" Es ~de of the Fuankn ot-l tIobn
teys 'A stand rsh IIo-c ffon t.oy.tu,t
-
w" ""ni embrace opportunity AMI n-thasl of ng
Known Z" the ctk-n- Richmond vicinity that
W. constantly Keep On hand Cothng 81 all e-p.e
any 70" The eurr-nt AMI approaching will at
ueed prices for cash We respectfully
81, our stock whether they tho good.
oh by d. pl-a~- every respect NAV y, returned an
h~ money refunded e-y-An Eo-.i- warranted ar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

s.ohs, eh>>ftners ana 6eaNcr Cloths.
/ w r. are prepared To exhibit large and SPLEEN
u'i lot ot uS above iood, and very low ptie~--n
'"- We haV" blacks blues AMI invisible greens an quat.--
IN Cassnere- English ami American IN ys,t y.r-,,
Consisting ot Iweec- Buckskn-. Do-kin-, BLack,
h- ana pa French PaH Dap de from soc To tb.
hnest Hanuiaetured-h Beaver Cloths Double . Black Blue
pfab rig and Pain BsaveSuperor Drab and lae
hpiahhn chais-ll-avy Plot and Forrest Cloth. &C Se Our
stock o these Goods BY any house in this country
Purchasers are invited
KENT EFSn.rr 4. ,r,,y ,1.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

ivory, stag and buffalo Tahl.
Cutlery, Of rv-y description
Rodgers & sons, MO>tenholm's
ani Crooke's sup. Pocket Cut
Lry
Carving, cooks and butchers
Knives
AnVilS, Vices. Bellows. sledre
ani hand llammcrs, Screw
Plates, Sc.
Ilorse Rasps fat and half round.
mill pit, cross cut. hand saw
aEd all other Flies
Clark aud kenrick's Parliament.
broad and narrow Bun Hinges
Miilwrght's, Carpenters ami ca.
binet Makers ChiSels, Gouges
and Augurs
Drawing Knives, Plane Irons
and an other Tools, OF Butch
cr's Cams and American ma
nutacture
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

A CARD.
WE have the pleasure to inform our friends and
customers that the repairs house having been CON,
Pee We are again 10 be found stand where u s he
ou1 rs fashionable aud good assortment ofAS and APPS
a. " KEEP, IN any hat establishment or any other state
we pledge ourselves 10 sc accommodating uns as ,py Other
house In the city. wy ''"'
Thankful for past avor continuance Of the s,me
de ~ 1rttnNpy,,,,
IBORFO RICO sugar and y. q. HoIasscs:-
10 hhds p Y. sugar Of good quality
do " %. Mol1sses of prime quality for sale Low, D.,
oc INV JOHN TRIrLETr n son.
HAVE IN store, 800 sacks Ashtons Salt. LARGE
Will sell INV. De n WILLIAM ,,npf,'s,
RAcoN slbis-3O0Oo To- prmc Flron sic. in store c,,
- sale by ,de li-lw) }. X. TGIPLETT q son
FOUNTAIN BUTTER
A'h goo kegs good Mountain Butter
- packages fine Roll DO. f,t s,is bv
del PARRISH L BEAZLEY Cary Street
Wears aud TOBACCO-iOOOO Havana and Prorirr i,,.
- IT The nos approved htanis boxes chewing Trt,,ro ~
superior qualify iof sale by de ALIEN. ut'VALG 60
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

.TOHN WRIGHT has Just received. and will
- receive BY each packet, choice assortment of
DRY GOODS.
recently purchased BY himself The Northern markets. amongst
Them VIII BE- found In
Dress Goods
sins 81 the ami richest STYLES
\ FEW DRESSES lcN % the richest imported
Caehmerc BE- Fmncat. Cachnirrc de Eco-.-
,lameion Hfo-sir. Mou-clrs from u o. 20 ss p-ryi
\ lew pieces bllot.ues Tor evening Dresses.
Family Mourning.
hLich and blue black bnniuagine from is 80 i1 fno.t
Black and blue black Aracta Lustre
sipeffDe rannsua C-ths
Haes and blue black Crp~s an wiis
Hick and blue black
Black aud blue hacs Mo,iseinrs
Black and blue Gladys
Mourning hall Mourning Nou-rrnr.
mourning aad hair Mourning Csiirss-
Back si1vis. s,atF AMI lianhsfsh,ef
ElicS Hosr Gloves. Crmpug. Musius s.
Embroidcric~ and IHccs.
French work collars, trimmed and uui,,nf,si
DO DO do with in.sic Hdr
Thread Lace AMI Gupcrc Collars
b'mb CcF1r' and DO with inside Hd.
led'- Dress Csr., &C. Thread anil Li.l. Thread Il..s
Thread Eusinrs IN great variety
S,wci Muslin Erinr. ani In.ertinrs
,@'i,on Naleneenne' Iaees sni Eisioss
'hiniiIa Wells ffuiu o. upwards
uhud iaces ard Ouirngs gack nris.sist1ees
r',,' sn', cotton ',o''. oc'' :, to @. y,,p,S
~ nat,ca,,ed cotton na as AZ au,i,..
10 .air ani MIXED d. 81
t0 bhcka white rtbd AMI pil.n s.n o,
- hset and white INV sR
~ t1 DO . Hoe
u" Neuno Caehmerr ils''e wor.,,d and Lambs wool
Hoe great v1rey
Gents uuh'elched MIXED and white cotton Hl,-
~ Menno and Angola Hosr
~ White and black sh tias-
thhfrns Hose snd Hose
fanuehs ~ every tind Plaris for C1asks
Linen CaHhtic Hdkf., Gloves q every kini
Dones''es Of every description. &C sc des
HoNEY n good auicis II Honey .ut.bl. 10, T,,,. 49,.
" IS cs Pef ssaon 70 ts had st IoHNsToN's
Medal Emporium.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
nJSA SIE gS

The ship Sylyanu jenkins. Eyeeigh from New Sr for
ApalacicoIa put Baltimore distress leaking U
strokes per hour She sailed hence the 9Th nst and the
h LAT So long 3 experienced severe gale from the W and
~ materially On The 9th the gale ireshenlng and having
haued round TO the NV heavy sea struck ths ship when
wise damaged her Having been defeated BY sudden and ad
winds from putting back 10 New or getting INTO
Chaeston eight days took Baltimore pilot ana arr
we'd there on the night OF the 25th.
schr Lucy and Margaret Of aud lr2m York for Boson
ashore ChaIeGuidlc, the night oi I'D; would
have discharge III part 10 get OF
Bris Adams, Gay from Providence for Belfast took hre
on the evening tie th esboro, and became total loss
The A was ned in Belfast, Camden and lslesboro
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
III.
SEARS,S RIFLE BIOGHAP PH i

From The Nelc- York PougAkeepSle IslegTdph.
Among the multitude OF Books, various IN their chtrac
ter as in their external appearance which constantly issue
from the press pleasant point 70 one OF real Uae ano
know that W. are calling public attention work not only
uneyceptonabe in its letter and spirit but sautaEy IN ITS
tendenc aud influence Suoh the book TO which would
ian parsnfs and guardians who are soc,ous for the moral
wetars their children and wards This Work contains
mentioned in tn Scriptures from Adam John the Baptist,
with sketch of the human e OF the Redfemer and dssr
,aors on the fulfilled prophecies. other matters highly
interesting the Christian: the whole nTaisd BY about
m handsomely bound csth aud gilt and sold at the low
price OF 81 So
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
SEARS, NEW AND COMPLETE HIS
TORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE.

From the Southern Quarterly Reriew for Octoter.
We hail the appearance % this WORK auSclous event
work excellent in style rich in material elegant IL eA
terror and ouy but exceedingly fascinating IN
rs contents We have reai t-amos every one must read
-with deep and kindng interest equal to that inspired
bv hig-wrouCht works OF fiction IL not Intended solely
for schoarsa seec, r-hut for whole addresses
itself TO the great heart of humanity; and It's touching records
of OF the deepest importance-!n
hrnc response in the breasts Of all classes OF h%h
and low ch and learned ana ilnteLae Young ana a
We cannot prase il Is do works which admire SIMPLY
for their profound Earning, and high Literary excellence vi
these claims enduring popularity, II is not however
destitute The most iasdiouS ]Ste OF the most caPtions
critic find rOthn- IN IL pages which To caVl v"
have been surprised find yOumnous work, snch
uniform purity beauty, simplicity. and almost perfection
running trCuL the whole and mrartng grace ana
attraction to every narrative The highest recommendation
of this noble work however remains 10 be Wentionel
moral attrlctIOnSs power the affections ol '
heart whcae made to cling the book to dear friend
The feelings with which take II IN Etare OIL owe
and reverence Ii made pous by reading WORK
OF such elevated tender they taught al least 10
respect Religion and NIe as illustrated III me il'e oil the
Pararcs the Prophets the Apostles and the Divine Founder
of the CiStim Faith They may and lee the h'ariaee
and autary CONSEQUENCES which flow from obedience 70 the
Divine avs exempi-d the history OF nd yldaiS ad
Nations through the lapse of centuries W are saiiS.
fed that the lsa and study OF this and weitmed
work i'll do confirm the doubtful and waF-rinS III
the truth Of Divine Revelations than all the eaTntt dsiecss
of bv Christian writers their controversies WIN htsS
sncs The introduction ChStIanity lis pictorial Illus
tations throw additional light the scripture hisore9
mpart peculiar the work IN many respects and
o the art o American en-
craving. The cheapness OF the WORK VT oeag
the low price connected with IT'S intrinsic value om
nends IL persons moderate circumstances anu e SPLEEN
dor of lis exterior and numerous iShnents render
ornament the centret1bie OF the wealthy II Is
Of more real value, literary point OF view thdh many
whole Libraries and beautiful and exceedingly interesting
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
CITY INTELLIGEN NCE.
THURSDAY

MATHEWS THE PIRATE.-1'he trial Of George
Mathews implsaled with Babe for Piracy and Murder
board The Schooner Sarah Lana called or al ts L. 5
Circuit Court this morning. and the prisoner placed the
box The Cierl. proceeded call yie Jury, but the panei
soon b came exhausted Ar. Nash counsel for tie prisoner
solicited the trial should be postponed Tuesday
which was unwiilngly acceded number witnesses
are in attendance. The Marshal directed IS
Jurors for that day and the prisoner was r5nanled.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29
SOUTHPORT. CIV. T.) Dec. 9.

A New plER.--Arrangement have been made TO
pnl out a new pier AT this place, 10 be completed
previous TO the opening OF navigation in the Spring;
Preparations are now making, and the work will
commence in few days, il the weather continues
favorable 1t will extend from the foot OF Pearl
streel, few rods north of the old pier. Nlessrs:
Lake. Fisk and Law are, we learn, the principal
nronriators American.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

HE SLAVE TRADE IN CUBA.-A Havana cor
Nspondent of the Journal of Commerce, under date
.. Dec. 18th, says
there is no hope at present that the slave trade
VIII cease. New arrivals continue, and more are
expected. thought the - New Sultan possessed
more humanity; but am convinced lie cannot tor
gel coming from "Old Spain and that the policy
o That nation is TO live upon the gronHS OF r'ctt"'S
allowing their own subjects to murder each other at
nome, and capture and traffic in these hpless A-
means Every day are these unhappy beings, as II
Dy enchantment offered at public sale in this city.
without regard 10 law and ;s il there were no au-
hofllieS to execute il Ga the contrary, the agent
commissioned 10 collcc, the hult jouhooupc head,
well known and ,ndlsgtlised Ny wishes are 10
make known TO the world these transactions, and 10
s'a3d all implicated with the mos, ignominous aud
public disgrace