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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-18

CHARLES DICKENS (BOZ) WORKS.
All the works the will be published IN reeuM
rotation NOTES ON AMERICA, for general ecp,.,IGSn'
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PAPERa The CURIOSITY sHor BARNAB = NJ pUn..
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-18
LONDON AND MANChESTER INDIA RUB
fxDnDS

Der GOODS.
gHTHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. w all sueeL III
w subscriber received and Offers for sale large
ment ofimpered India Rubber WeteT Proof Goods, wig:
and Capes Lama Cashmere Lama ersian,
Nerno and Cotton, OF ali eoicrs and sizes
Clcthlndia Rubber Water Proof, Lama Lame FER
sisp aud Cotton, pre- psrcd for railcrs
India Rubber Weddings for sosPrnders, coyset., &C.
6mar CHAS. A.HAHAMSOE.
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REFERENCES.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-18

IA TO LET-From l.t May Dex,, rnt dem two story
"a Houses. Grand street, near wooster Also, th'
hiH Store No 80 Canal occupied as CHAIR store
could be made very convensn ,o.es Apn,yto
s,as,ur. GO Grand " n Wooster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-18

,-r. FAi1M AT AUCTlON.WilI he offered al oehc
yendc- The farm late Of Wism Cook dec,med in
sas. Hanover Morris County, ~ j. containing 100 acres
u,taby yded il meadow and povgn land. with
sse supply Of wood aid timber, eos ling house.
in rar the of w Mcfalan in Whippany on FIJI
ay the Path of March, instant, at clock p M Conditions
krrber, SILA5 TUTTLE
CALVIN HOWELL,
| ,.roscA E,a,ut,ra of said Deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-18

AmA TO LETTING two three story brick Dwelling
ia Houses 80 aud IS Front street rot thre.
m nu walk from the ferry we faI he'd IN every par
-;cn,sr Iuouire Of JOHN BENSON,
'""' S 81 FroLt st. Bfookly n,
49, % Water street, N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-18

PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1913
Correction ,.stom House OGcrs-ShoW storm IN
PHILADELPHIA -Business-Grand Jwy-Cowr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-18

0x2 TO LET-In Dean street Smith stree Brook
vu the three hou.e, finished IN the best
LIZ manner. with lot. OF ground attached Also, coach
house &C. variety of the most choice gare vines
Aa0 sewers, fruit trees with well and pump Of esceh emf
ling ON the This il we'll calculated
~ he Of family. whom Will
he lei for one wear or more terms by apply
III" JOSEPH McMURRAY,
p.ueet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-18
- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPk. RTY
50 "A M THE CITY OE NEW YORK-A va uable Farm
60 FOR SALE OR EXCHAN1}E- far pI.,luct,ye

s.sS FOR sALk OR EXCHANGE, for productive real
4pr p-ity in New forh Brc.kiyn valuable fam of
ao aerss, on the head Of Liule Meek ha,, Town q
,ushng, Lang Island, 10 miles from New York. On said
fam neat Two ,toy house with folding doors tchen aud
aitacheo Goa h, milk. kehouse, Sc also,
aae double nhouse, bsn sheds cribs &c in good order
abundance Of n wild fowl aud oher gam; in
we'll fenced. work
ICES pass daily and from new Yokisw farms many
|ipducr m EN- gcn,Ie men e Leisure.
Arly TO James Van Zlndt Myrtle avenue and
hood .r ct Brooklyn T. N. Van Beuren on the prcm-
InlG llxA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-18

SHEALHl va PAPkR-20 bales OF very supeuor gaal,y
suitable for roofs Of houses aud bottoms Tor sale by
mic u. *. COLLINS ]. co. 50 south SO
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gwa To LET-The store No 97k Nassau street. in the
f.: Herald Building Apply at the Herald Office cor Mas
I, Ia nd Erlt Ir1lr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-18

All Of Csopers Novels will be Published volumes Al
so cents each novel.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19
.Eor III e -T.e / Q 2 "a D b I.

Brother Murray Il is trnly astonish
ing thatIhere are those a: his age Ct the
world who are willing TO acknowledge
that they are ia favor ofthe awful sin of
slavery. But such is the lamen>abLe fact.
Not l3ng since, was in conversation
with gentleman. in this village, (who
PROCESSES to be a Democrat, and is me,u-
Der Of the Baptist Caurch-professes to
be sane, while he declares that many
around him are insane, especially the ab-
oiiliorists)-tbis gentleman said that the
Bible from Genesis TO Regeiat!on sane.
lions slavery, and that man can bold
slaves and not sin against God. / DO no.
believe that you can find many schoo
boys, so void understanding as to cone
to this conclusion. l admit that there j:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19

For the Vermont Telegraph.
THE SECRET CHARM.
How many are the charms we view,
All charming mankind onward,
Eut who shall tell, and truly too,
The charms which lead US downward
Some charm themselves in fashions pride.
Others seek their charm in leisure
The charm for me is duleousnsss-
That charms oil toll to plcasure.
Yen, more than pleasure Ills to me,
# is a i0reiAy-seeiag
The presence OF the joyous Ono
That charms as into BEING.
Some count their charm in gold and stealth,
Anothel's charm is beauty
Give me the truth, that charming wealth,
Tint ever follows tFuty.
Uron their knees some ask charm
Another in attractions
An upright lie, steady arm
Fast holds all good in actions.
The charm for me is loveing all,
Earn'd telling on all living;
Aud after this we know no want,
For lfl is sure in giving.
rhecharm of charms is charming yet,
rs charm outlives false beauty;
This sweetest charm ever f1und,
ial in constant Duty.
so peace, and joy, are ever mine,
lol always with my duty,
God mingles in celestial thoughts,
That gives nv charm its beauty.
It's thousand charms we need not name,
But only need affirm IL;
That ioreiag fleeing purt, and true.
Will to ourselves confirm il. J. >. A.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19
For the Tele crap h.
GIVING THANKS AT MEALS.

Friend Dyer ~ am led to make this
a subject of discussion and inquiry at this
lime. By your closing remarks on I" -
cal Praying" (Tei. No. l6,l in which
you declare boldly, that asking bless.
ing, or praying over food, as now Prac-
iced, is in most cases ridiculous perfor-
nance. Ministers and people-as God 70
bless the flesh ofthe hog 10 their health
which would require a change of the
physical law; and then looking over the
table, they find nearly every part OF j
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19

Corros CRoP.-The cotton crop Of
Ae past year is estimated from apparently
Satisfactory dala, at from 100000 10 81
10000 bales; q great increase, but it is
.Onlectured that the consumption has KEEP.
pace with the production.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19

The following communication was received at
the Telegraph Office in my absence, and has been
out Of sight until now-or it would have appeared
sooner.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19
MIS- S o U r I.

TRUST that tie friends Of he slave III
rs State DO not forget, that Burr, Thomp-
"A ana Work, are still in the Missouri
aar prison and that they were sentcnc.
q d hat prison for twelve years, for no
var crime than that Of advising few Of
lrr lylow men TO escape from slavery.
Med, what a Christianity is that
b his guilty nation! Christianity,
tAicA IS 50 busy about banks, and tariffs,
ia sos tfeasurics, that it cannot spare a
hathl Tor such outraged sufferers, as
2fb Thompson, and Work-for such
tm-s. representatives. OF Jesus Chris, as
trse beloved brelhern are !
Many Of YOUR readers know that dear
nn, Rev. II. II. kellogg, President OF
y :ollrge ut Gliesburg, Illinois. The
lh yinr is an extract fro II a letter, which
Nccived from him, a few weeks ago.
Your friend,
GEERlT SMITH.
We have a greu, many fugitiyes pass
w through our State, AMI il is very rare.
Pat oae OF them Is taken. The slave
b.lers in Missouri admit, that they erred
.rptly, when they arrested aud impriSon-
y Barr, Thompson, and Work Tor that
mas served - spread among
be slaves the knowledge OF freedom,
6ghnay. Fugilives have multiplied ten
fA since this occurred. SIEVE al, whoH
have seen, informed me, that ii wa
toagh these men, that they receivcl
har information. These men are q:
much 10 favor with the keeper oithe pris
l as was Joseph. Mrs. Work, ant
enr other friends, lately visited lhem.-
Vie keeper treated them kindly, aud sen
hf tie men 10 visit in his parIor. Fl
@ss hem as captains Of convict gaag
bso VII rever business calls. God wi
make The wrath Of man TO praise him. =
Liberty Press.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19

SOUTHERN PosTAGE.-Did you know
aN South Of the Potomac, the people
ever pay a cent Of postage on newspa.
Fsl Mr. Sewer, Of Arkansas, said ia the
Soale, when the Post Office bill was IN
ny consideration that the Southern peo-
'ewould mol put up .cih Post Matter
'So Should attempt TO make them pay for
Vrspqpers. LoweiL Journal.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19

We refused, with insurrection and NV
'rs Of blood. to pay pence unde: COM
arativeIy triaing usurpaton Of authority,
and we pay pogads 10 support the cruelst
and most sanguinary despOtism that exist
within the circuit Of the sun !-Moraing
Sar.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19

A Coop HIST.-ln correspondence
Awern AR. Webster aud Nj. Cass, the
0rmer intmates that there is more Ct
ecluaI way TO put stop to the slave trade
aan looking after the slave vessels, and
lat is to destroy the market for slaves,
Nd then the traffic Will cease, which,
'pOn the whole, is an excellent idea.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19

CuBA.-It appears from statistical ac
count Of tbs population Of. the Island of
Cuba, 10 the Madrid Gazette, that there
ne 4is,20l whites. SS.054 mulauoes.
1924 muio,lo slaves. 64,7S4 free blacks,
nod 425 .52l black slaves making TO-
al Of ,0o7 GA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

6EK- FOR SAVANNAH-Frst Regular Packet with
MEI despatchrhs first class fast sailing ship LANCA-
SHIRE Capt Lyoas, burthen $50 tons, will sail
above regular day.
Having superior accommodations for cabin
bin and passengers those intending embark should
make immediate application board foot of Dover
JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine street.
olr of South,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

They are questions affecting the property and the lives
of our hardy salors and OF them almost exclusively He
knows he ought to know that there ia great -
fear that England will yield her GLAZING and We
certainly will not renqush our ghts in the Pacific
to have war with England, it will be because we
have first permitted her to reestablsh herself in Texas
TO have converted tina. Republic into refuge robbers
and runaway slaves and because she will believe that
upon the institutions and property of the SOUTH and thus
accomplish her great purpose OF universal dominion
the white man. under the pretence OF emancipatng
black.
woud call the attention ofthe American people to the
fact that the parties in England which entertain these
views standing with folded arms looking at the
progress Of events-tha no one knows what day may
bring orh and will add my earnest belief, that there
time when the condition OF things In the old
world much deserved the attention Of all those who
wish to perpeuae the institutions and the liberty Of the
We should remember that England is governed by her
Interest," that all parties here in the opinion ths
the restoration OF her prosperity depends upon
the consumption OF her manufactures. That while the
Duke OF Wellington and the Tory party believe that the
sures and best means of doing this to increase her
onal possessions and the lite-
raj and free trade party who Disguised with the whigs
put the Tories into power, believe that es
absh free trade and then will be for the interest of
Eng that the colonies shall become independent ma
tons as soon as they are competent to govern them
selves That this party desire to all other nations
prosperous, because in proportion to their wealth
prosperity will be their ability the products
OF British industry Let US be true to ourseveset
demonstrate that there is foundation for Sir Robert
Pees belief that Mr. Adams and his can
dissolve the Union abolish slavery and the good
of this great people will coerce this government into
making arrangements with us, that will so much identify
their interests with as to terminate forever the in
trigues which now threaten to disturb peace. What
would England about occupation OF the Oregon,
il she had free trade with us But let her believe that
to betorn by Internal abolition
lists about destroy the value Of slaves and that
they may expect to substitute the products Of India
for those of America audit will be the interest OF Eng
land to aid them even by war IN the accomplishments Of
that object. She has too much diplomatic tact to
knowledge her real purpose because that might alarm
the other European powers who are to be the victims of
her policy; and hence she will keep the Oregon question
10 be used the preence which hostties are
to commence And this will be whenever their Ameri-
allies John Quincy Adams Co., satisfy them
that their object the abolition American slavery can
DUFF GREEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

ENGLISH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES visiting the city
II call CT Canal street, few doors
Broadway south side where they will find Of the largest
collections scrap and other engavngs the United States
prices than offered The trade supplied Ii
bera Engayings by the old and books,
tandgo stat all Inn ere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

.&&k BERRY < SMITH, EMIuRANT AGENTS.
NAA from from Lancashire aud Yorkshire, England have esta
an office No 60 South street. New York for
'hIs e On Packet Ships sailing weekly
pool or their order Bank England Ireland Scotland
o, wales A spe dy conveyance part of the States is
,ohx A BERRY, ,t,.f
oj0uFr THOS SMITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

Sax FOR LIVERPOOL-The New Line-Regul,,
EE$lb Packet 10th Of October-The fine New York bui
5aa 6paSke ship ROCHESTER,, John Britton, maste.
freight or passage hav ing superior
apply to the Ca2tan On boad at west side Bung slip
Price of passage, S75 ~
The fine packet ship Hottnguer Ira Bursley master 1850
tons Will succeed the Rochester and sail her regular da
n1Qr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

6&6 FOR NEW ORLEANS-To sail positively on
MEA he I'm Octobe-The first class elegant packet shin
h6116Llb t;hIf Capt Norton, will be despatched as
ABOVE her regular Day She has unsurpassed
Tor cabin second cabin and passengers who will be
~ r. r., or to ' " "
81 Str JOHN HERDMAN. 81 South At near Wall AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

BUSINESS IS BUSINESS.-Thsrefore if you wish share
To do this in an economical way call on FOLGER SUT
TON. the office of the Locomotive Printing Engine us
John Pearl where can have all kinds OF JOB
Printing done the s style at the lowest cash prices, ana no
Cards printed at hours notice if required o. lmsr
VALENTINE has removed his Engraving aud Printing
ESTABLISHMENTS from John street 70 NO Beskman street.
Wedding Visiting, Invitation, and Professional Cards
style of the art regards the superiority Of
brncy Of cards. Persons furnishing their card
plates have them printed the most approved and fashion
able style q cards a prices 70 sgis ,s Rss and h
adjoining cities and respectfully invited to call and
the specimen books and from variety OF pattern cards
select To their taste s@ m~r
T. are 10 be had genuine only at 81 Walker street. door
from the corner Of Broadway
Ciourud's Poudre subtle-For safely, quickly and perma-
frame THIS prove beyond all doubt to purchas
requesting proof Beware of counere containing dele
erous properties and utterly necacious No agent IN Brook
Couraud's Eau de Beaute-For thoroughly extermnang
tan, pimples botches morphew &c elicng delicate white
datng properties preventing the formation Of wrinkles and
banshing them when present, r ,. .,;, I,.
ing tnge the cheeks mnovable by rubbing with handker
chief Or cloth. - ,,r.
comp sIion pure lle.lke aabaser wheness In elegant
boxes, Is cents each.
otyauds Gecian Hair DyeFor colorng red grey hair,
Eye Brow aud Whisker Dye, IS cents per bottle ,
Cream of Les-For removing psndrh making the hair
rich silky and glossy and gradually changing 1t to dark
O %ss sv NIX IS Phdph
Poughkeepsie Guthrie Albany Myers New Haven; Wells
& Co. Worcester; Carleton Go Lowell; Hodge Newbufy-
port; Preston Portsmouth; Paten orand Guild, Bangor
Fm nESo KY; s. Tousey Rochester hand Bs
more " sl3 imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12
NEW YORK & & BOSTON

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilots, takes charge as master and
~ pilot of vessels bound to New Bedford over Nantucket
Shoals Boston, Portsmouth, Portland Kenrebeck and 9TH
Err PORTS Office at Frye s shaws Nautical store. a22
chants Insurance Companies in this city Bos.
ton. and Portland ivIa ymsr
CORN-sOO bushels, Tor sale by
~ o2N be- X COLL Ms u CO, H South ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12
LADIES' AND MISSES SHOES.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
. - =, III >rr,ER ROOTS- Is ner cent
40 .B9QTE AND SHOE STORE; !. 81.

The public that he has commenced business in the above
line AZ No Nassau street. where he will thankfully eceye
faithfully all orders he BE- favored win on she
fIost reasonable terms for cash V~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

kG& FOR LIXERPOQL-Regular packet of the 18th
kTTEH October-The first class fast sailing ship UNITED
as above being her regular day.
Her accommodations for cabin second cabin and steeage
passengers too well known require comment as
number of her berts already persons intending
embark should make immediate application ON board foot OF
Maiden lane, TO the subscriber,
20, JOS. McMURRAY, 100 Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

k&x NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
Packs, Of Sth Hst9ber and elegant packet
Bton will sail Monday 10th October her regular day
he ships OF this line being all 1000 and persons
about to embark for the old country will fail see the ad
vantsses to be derived from selecting this line preference
any other as their great capacity renders them
comfortable and convenient than ships smer class
Those wishing TO- berhs this magnificent ship
should not fail to make early application to
w. & J. T. TAPSCOTT,
AT their General Passage Office, 43 Peck slip,
~, q, go corner of South st.
The Rochester will sail from Liverpool the 5th December
Persons wishing send for their friends can have them brought
out in first class ships sailing weekly, nsvorabe terms.
Drafts for amount payable demand without discount
IN all the principal TOWNS of England Ireland Scotland or
Wales, constantly for sale above
18th October. - ~ Va '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

.kE& PASSAGE FROM CORK-Vtia Eivcrpcoi-Tr
MTH% the first spring shps-We beg inform friends
i.hat during the coming spring, 1874 shall have
regular succession OF first class American ships sailing from
manner Tor second cabin and Storage passengers fail
70 ensure them every comfort One of firm Mr. James D.
hoche resides there who will personally The forwarding
OF all and will spare neither pains expense
Those sending for their friends will the advantage
letter post paid, ROCHE BROTHERS & co.
IS Fulton street. door to the Fulton Bank or to
JAMES D. ROCHE,
IA Goree Piazzas, Liverpool.
SPassage certificates drafts can be sent from his bv
the regular packet ships the ist 7th 3h 10th and 2 d
Ith also by the Boston LIST and 10th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

kHK SPRING ARRANGEMENTS FOR iSc...-P,s-
sage tIHm Dublin Belfast Newry Londonderry, Sill
can nov be engaged for the first spring ships sailing
from Liverpool by weekly opportunities Such as NAV he
sending for their relatives will fluid their advantage by making
win tne Drafts payable sight for
ROCHE, BROTHERS & Co, "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-15
ASsssssssssS
M L-4sr .xfoRrs .nfI.

In the scnate Monday. Mr. MeDuie spoke large upon
his resoluton--Pab,le few days since lie argued in
favor OF Tree trade and lie oriy. bale tcorysnd pressed
mat az the greet aud dividing qucs-n This accors with
what We have heard be Mr. Calhouns policy ard il
The secret c that geneman dse postpone the National
Convention, until after the session OF ongr,ss Tn.
Iar u 10 be made tho testand If Mr. Van Bureus friend.
do not toe the mark, they to be ruled cut
Mr.. Med. referred the embarrassed condition of The
nanees OF the Government the nkering with the
rcncy, aud the citsyagan issues BY the State Bank -
quired by the Jackson administration This il v., ala;
niicant fact! The Globe thinks Mr. McDufie WINS v.,
unkind in his illusions.
In the House, letter was received from Tho p,;d,
calling upon Congress To grant more supplies to keen the
government moving during the year His Exceencv and
ms secretary OF the Treasury at points The latter
hihAs mat authority is given reissue Treasury notes
he resources are sufficient for the year Not 80 the P,cs
dent. He wants still more
Discussion followed between Mr. Wise and N, FIJI
more, IN reference the condition of the Treasuri,
ability to hold out during the year-and the necessity nj
an extra sessionand whose the responsibility If ON,
should be called We rather infer from NJ, wi..,
remarks that an Extra Session is resolved on. and
the enJrt - making TO throw tine responsibility of ON
the Wings Mr.. Fillmore showed that the resource. arc
abundant well husbanGed, prevent resort 10 an E.,ro
Session. and he nlso showed that the Executive b
ing the means at his DISPOSAL might make an Extra Session
indispensable.
An Extra Session the last strong etrd which Cap,ain
Tyler has left is by of il alone that he can nv
possibility, stand chance control his Locotoco allies
lie knows this, and he proposes at the same time he
strengthens himself with 1t, TO throw the odium of il upon
the Wings.