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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12
Interference on The part Of the members O

pertinent interference on the part OF the members
the Legislature.
A Convention, fresh from the People. am cont
dent will not endorse the recommendation OF bir'
Van Buren,, no than they will say the National
Convention must be, ought 10 be, held M Novem-
Der next and this last recommendation has already
become an obsolete idea aud the friends OF Van
Buren, have not the hardihood to insist upon IT, The
People will not be hurried in the matter Of choosing
a candidate-they desire time Cor reflection, so that,
in the end they may act soberly discreety aud we'll
in the premises. Ohe good will grow out Of the Le-
gislaliye moyement--it will show TO the wire-puers,
who managed the affair tina, there is an Omnipoieni
power beyond them, which they can no longer con
troll but which, with a noble, independent action will
tear the machinery TO atoms The politician may
pull the wires, but the People will not dancethey
| have had enough Of mere puppet-playing. ] give
John Tyler great praise IN this respecfe has made
sad havoc the political chess board upset many of
the men, ungeared the machinery Of party, and by
setting the example, awakened noble spirit Of indie
pendence, which is causing the mere party machinist
to stare with wonder and TO mourn his glory departed
without hope.
1t is a glorious thle--the Peoples President and
well deserving is John Tyler TO have it, Let him go
1
on in well doing; he i'll not be forgotten Not alone
his own conscience but the voice Of the strong Peo-
! pie will applaud him With such men Spencer,
Wicklie Legare and others TO advise him. the great
mass feel that they have nothing to fear John G..
Spencer is host of himself lie is known to us all
| in New Xork, and admired for his fearless ndepen-
dence his discriminating intellect and his stern in
tegrty. With % honest John Tyler" at the head,
and with such patriot band to sustain him, the
country is safe aud oil is well. Neither Harry Of
the West any Of his aids, either out in office,
can make head against such an administration.
We have just learned of the reelection by strong
vote of that noble son Of Virginia, Henry A. Wise.
cutting rebuke that, to the Senate, for their
temptible game t. destroy him, and through him, TO
stab the Administration. The People will, in the
end cure all the wounds inflicted from mean vim
dictve spirit upon John Tyler and his friends by the
last Congress. Quit gratifying is it to learn that
| John Minor Bolts has been headed by the people Of
his own district, who best knew him. He has been
mpeaehsd tried and condemned, and most richly did he
deserve his fate. Now let him dfe according to pro-
mise A DEMOCRAT.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

The Montreal Courier, publishes an order from
the Lord Commissioners Of Her Msjesty's Treasury,
the effect that salt provisions which had undergone
in Canada, all the processes Of curing may he re-
garded colonial produce, and be exported as such
but that sa ted provisions, the produce Of the United
States, imported into Canada by inland navigation,
and repacked and sailed there cannot be exported as
COLONIAL produce and that 10 avoid tho duty il must
be declared in the Custom House entry, that the ar
ucles we're wholly cured and salt d IN Canada
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

The Supreme Judicial Cour, Of Massachusetts has
recently made decision Of considerable interest and
importance. The case arose upon petition Of the
town Of Worcester against the Western Rail Road
Company, and was argued by Mr.. Merrick for the
petitioners, and Mr.. Washburn for the respondents
and the court held that the lands within the limits Of
the location Of tho road aud the buildings erected by
the company thereon, necessary for the use and ao-
commodaion of the road, were not subject to taxa
ton as real estate by the towns in which they are ST.
tIated.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12
from he MO''ai Holly (.N j. Hagg
VIRGINIA ELECTION

From the returns, the Democrats will have s 7..
iority IN the Senate, and from IL 10 Is mai1r',
the House Of Delegates Of the State
The majority for Mr. Wise Is about 500 NJ
Wise Is pledged 10 support the Democratic uoH,.r..
for the Presidency. 10 lS4l, the Wings had a u,..
rity Of about 500 in Wise's district
The usual cry Of fraud, sc. is raised by the Coon.
palliative for their defeat Had they succeed.
We would have been told that they gained the dan
the fairness OF the election. They AWAY, strlu'
their conscience 10 suit the case.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

Within the four days ending May 7, there have
been SIX arrivals in the United States, from China
viz ships Akbar, Mantle, Probu', Mary Ellen 'n'
barque Oscar, at New York aud ship Caroline al
Boston Another is daily expected Of Philadelphia
and four or FIVE others will probably arrive 10 The
course Of six weeks
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

DJaIc itiO's-lt appears by the ST. Johns New
Bruuswcker Of The ID instant, that the Teller Of the
Bank Of the British North America, in that city, has
recently been discovered to be dcfaulter TO the
amount Of about f60O the Teller Of the Bank Of
New Brunswick, to the amount Of fl,2l7 LIS. Cd.
and the Cashier Of the Commonwealth Bank, to the
quite respectable amount Of f4325
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

Proposed 7boiiiion If Slavery in The French Colonies.
The Courier des Etats Unis, the French paper IN
this city upon the authority Of letter from Paris,
saws that the Commissioners appointed TO investigate
the subject Of slavery in the French Colonies go
ing TO propose its abolition They have two plans in
view The first fixes the cessation Of slavery in 1853
the indemnity to the Colonies is $50 900 600 francs
The second plan proposes freedom TO children born
since 1888 NJ VI. DE Broglie, Passey, de Tracy,
Tocque,ille, and ether phlosophic Liberals arc on
this commission ~ y EJprss
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

WE BELIEVE 1T WOULD BE BET
TER FOR THE DEMOCRATIC PAR
TY, THAT A WING SHOULD BE
ELECTED THAN THAT A DEMO
GRAFT SHOULD BE ELECTED BY The
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, '-
WASHINGTON Globe.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

Francis !. being DESTROYS to raise one Of the most
learned men Of the age to the highest dgnes Of the
church. asked him il he was Of noble des emit ',Your
majesty, answered the abbot, there was three
brothers in Noahs ark, and cannot tell positively
from which am descended.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

Ssv.sNhu RrvrR PIRkrrs-PRo1rcrIoN TO rur
SHrrrSG INTEREST We understand the Collector
Of the Port received instructions from the Secretary
Of the Treasury, TO order the revenue cutter Craw-
ford, Capt. Day, whenever she may be in port TO
the assistance Of any vessels that may hereafter be
attacked, for the purpose Of stealing sailors. Saran-
nah Reptbiran.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

Hon J. II. Dhwsos--lt Is with great pleasure
that learn Of the appointment Of this dstlngui'1-
ed democrat, TO the office Of Postmaster Of New Or
leans II an excellent appointment ard will mnc'
increase the good feeling toward, The Executive 30
generally existing among the democratic party Of le
State. Mr.. Dawson has been ardent and inilhlu,
representa- i've and by his congressional lsbors con-
tributed much 10 the character and standing OF lou
isans We wish him every prosperity ~ hrs ne"
Office -.Na'ehiloohes Democratic Herald
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12
Urn YEAR LOCUSTS.

II IS said there will be dense swarms Of locusts
this year throughout all parts Of the country Il has
been II years since they inundated the land, and ev-
cry II years they pay us a visit
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

The n. Y. Express says 49," There Is great 'PH'
1t Of speculation in the street OHIO ''oe' Pa'''".
larry have run up within very few weeks lro'" 20
10 81 rise Of nearly 20 per cent--an advance P''"
unparalleled IN the history Of that stock
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

Marriage Extraordinary. In this city, on the eve
ming Of lth instant, by the Rev T. Watkins, Fran
CTS Boston, IN his Goth year, and after widowhood
Of weeks, T. Mrs Nancy Jones, aged 80, each
wearing the bloom Of the black rose Of findostan
Ball Sun
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

The New Orleans Courier states that sl47 900 were
coined at the Mint at that place during the month Of
April. or this amount $3.50 600 were in gold
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

~ We understand that the Richmond Wing
day or two ago contained something from the
pen of Mr.. Bolts, The " hig not having come
TO hand for sev}1 DAYS, we will thank some
Virginia friend - furnish US with a copy con
tanning the Bolts
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12
@arr(rn.

On Thursday, the In inst, by the Rev CpArtt.
JANE OWEN SMITH, Of Washington City
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

The Presbyterian Church at Norristown Pa. Wa'
robbed few nights since Of bible from the pulpit
and carpet from the pulpit stairs
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

No BANK-A REVENUE TARWF-No DIsTRl'
BurIoS-No ABoLITioNlsM-A STRICT coNsTRUo-
Tlos OF THE Constitution, AS BY JEFFERSON
no PUBLIC DEBr-AS ECONOMICAL ADMisIsrRA-
TioN OF PUBLIc AFFAIRs-AND UNIVERSAL SUI
fRAoE WITH UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12
From The Baltimore Rep,,Jlien.
A BEAUTIFUL SPEECH.

The Natchez Free Trader contains a report OF .
speech of Col. Cobb, the celebrated half breed cine
Of the Chocktaws, N. de in reply to J. J. McRae
Esq, the agent for enrolling and emgraing the In.
dams to the west af the Mississippi, who had ma it
speech TO the Indians, about thousand in num-
Der, assembled at Hopahka, informing them thai
" their council fires could no more be kndled here
that their warriors have field for their glory
and that their spirits will decay within them unl
they should take The hand of their great fathcr
the President, which is offered TO them to then
western home, then will their hopes e CHER, Their
destInes brighter
The Natchez Courier appropriately says Of TIN
bit Of eloquence, that for com prehensiyeness az.
bresi,y; for beauty of dlciion and force for of
ing sublimity and propriety Of sentiment, we hsv
never seen any production TO excel it We pualnr
It as composition worthy 10 be preserved
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

Ia rHosK THINGS WHICH ARh ESSENTIAL LET THERE
81 uNIrr-ls Sos-EssEHrIALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALI
ratSss Akur.--AusIs ia-
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

brg-of-war called the P,rry, +" was launched
at the Norfolk Navy Yard on Tuesday after IN
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-12

'William Tyler, Of Virginia brother to the Prcsi-
dent o? the United States recently appointed one Of
the Choctaw commissioner.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
&c Paris Hat.-A new style, just introduced by tn.
neat and beautiful.
AMIDON, Fashionable Halter,
o2 2w's- Wall-street, corner Nassau.
NJ MARRIED
o2l 2w!s-

On "Wednesday. 18th inst. By Mayor Robert H Morris
daughter Of the late VIM. Frazer Esq all Of this city.
On the evening Of 25th BY the Rev. S. H Cone VI!
William Robinson, to Miss sophrona Hoyt. both of this
city.
oa "Wednesday evening, 18th inst. BY the Rev Dr. Mar
seus Nh R. T. Mafvne Of Carbondale Pa. Miss Sarah
Ann Paine, Of New York.
On the 23d inst by the Rev john Lille, Mr. James At
Gibson to Miss Regina Maria Pulls, all of this city.
the r Rev M james M H.. Hodge wn coon TO Hannah
VI. daughter of the late Mr.. William Owen.
AT Yonkers oath inst By Rev. Henry L. Stors David
A Post Mary Jane daughter Of James Valentine, Esq
all of Yonksrs.
At Greenfield Mass "Wednesday morning, 18th inst by
Rev L. l.. Langstroth, Aureus B Hull Of tins city 10 ea
rah y. Tucker OF The former place.
On Tuesday evening, cath inst by the Rev. Joseph Law
Mr.. Frederick n Singer Mss Ellen Jane daughter OF
John Evans, Esq all Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
EXCLUSIVELY
PRINTED CALICOES.

70 n,nv the CITY and Interior Trade by the piece package
By confning their attention entirely and exclusively to '
ono T,;cs t. g. are enabled only exhibit more e1-
and than De found
thee being no similar establishment ioT Prints IN the
Staes) but 10 sell always al prices as low and se1tr O.
loper than houses whose attention and means are o
among a large variety of articles n:s, Par
terms aud Colorngs comprises all the latest ano
syls; 10 which will be constantly added all new anu u
he ,attems they appear the market, besides many ~
Will be got up exclusively for their own sales. -,
Purchasers of this art will find i 10 'heI + bev do
na purchase they will least have the advantage OF seems "
the new styles and Learning the Lowest maIks. oi
he Market are placed in the hands OF Buyers Al
will receive the best attention au1'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
DIED,

On THURSDAY, the 26hinst. after short aud painful i'll
Adene Aevina, laughter of Joseph B. and AdelnP
FIandrow, aged S years and months.
The friends and acquan,ances OF the family respect
fny invited attend the funeral tomorrow Frday alter
d; half past o'clock.
On 10th Caroline Isabella daughter Of John G. and
Isabella Henry aged years.
On Wednesday evening, 25,h inst. William Hamilton, in
his 32d year.
On Wednesday 25th Helen Maria Ferale in the 32d
year of her age
On Wednesday morning. 25th inst. john Masteson aged
l9 years.
On Tuesday evening, oath inst Mrs Eleanor Brewer 81
years Of age.
Al Brooklyn Thursday, Goth inst. a, o'clock, A. NJ
Mary Hopkins infant daughter Of James F. and Adellne
Robinson aged months and 10 days.
AT LUDLOW, Vermont the 18th Mrs Lydia Spear
mother OF Nh Ava Spear of this city, aged 50 years and
81 days
Boston and Baltimore papers please copy.
AT the residence of his father in Geneva, Oct H. MI
Abraham Mcdowell, merchant Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

Passengers Arrived
In the ship Ocean fm Havrelr Aston, lady and child,
G Debuc, 3 McGersh-4 steerage.
Passengers Sailed
In the ship Lorena for Moblle-Alr W Crawford, lad!
child and servant jones' lady five children and servant,
Marsh, lady, child and servant, Mrs Tlotson, Two
children and servant Mrs Bartlett Misses Proctor Rich and
Jacobson, Messrs RapeIye, c D 7 White A Horn, +
Leavns, BoardmAn, lie Roy Redwood, + Loudon "
II Kelley, II Stevenson, Cullen w Egser { f Frary,
:! S Weeks aud Weeks.
in the brig New Jersey for Sayannah-Dr Benard lady
and three children Mrs Lyon and childen Mrs
Wing Miss Wing, Mrs Votee, Miss Knapp, Mlessrs a
Woodwork, David Neer, w K Daiin, Benz Dewey, " II
Bray Diable, Lewis Dickenson W H Shaw, E Root, y
E Graves, F Hale, HOdkss, H Scranton, a Lock
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
~ The Invisible wig 50 CT,

0--T The Invisible wig so closely resembles tie
real head o hair that sceptic and connosseurs have pro
n5uuced the perfect and extraordinary invent9n OF lie
beng made without sewing or weaving, which it a
aances so closely resemble the natural hair both IN lct
being beautiful and fee M that tn in all cases I Of Of
perspiraton evaporation unlmHeed ana me sea' evs m
dixie invited inspect this novel and Seaaiiin M' and t
G. Barry l6 B,oalway corner Of Liberty street, upstalrs
nt l,nt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
&c 1yhie Conyention-rHIRp coNGREs

&C. Whig Conyention-THlRD CONGRESS
SIONAL D1S1RlCT.-The Delegates from the lst 2d, Sd,
18th and 5h Wards composing the Third Congressional Ds-
rct met III Convention at Jones's Second Wsrd Hotel on
Monday Evening 18th inst. FREDERICK PENIZ, ESQ
appointed President. and THoMAs NJ. ApRIAScE ana
HENRY SUDAN, JR. Secretaries.
CandJaes represent the District IN the Wing National
Convention be held Baltimore IN May next were put III
nominations and on motion,
Resoed iTha votes should be necessary 10 con-
s.Itue choice
Tellers were appointed and after several baotings with
out a choice, the Convention adjourned
AT subsequent meeting held at the place, the ConreI
lion again proceeded ballot which resulted in the choice
by the required number Of of JAMES VAN NOS
TRAND, Esq, whereupon ii was unanimously
Reso1red: That JAMES Van n MNoS,TRAND, , Esq X; be
,r;cr IN the Wing National Convention be held at Ba
Nay 9gst TO eapadass oF the Presidency
The Convention then balloed for Substitute which
suited in the choice of DAVID GRAHAM, Esq who was
on motion, unanimously elected
Committees appointed 10 wait upon the gentlemen
elect and TO draft Resolutions
The following Resolutions, reported BY the Special Com
ni,,ec through their Chairman, Calvin Balls Esq were
adopted unanimously:
Resoired, That in the approaching election, the past
las proved to be wse:-A sound Nationa! Curency
equal distribution Of the proceeds from the Public Lands
pause of the Government shall be framed encourage
protect American Labor and such administration
O. its nstitutiOn-the general wela:e.
ReSoireG, That to HENRY CLAY the able colssrn,
uswcrving advocate OF these measures tried iaitii
and patriotic statesman, eloquent and thorough
whoie,arled WhIg, look "ith undouD confidence
leader with whom these Will triumph at the cleo
ton OF 1911.
ResOlred That tlr Office OF Vice President is too lofty aud
responsible TO be lightly nconsdeatey bestowed and
that whe leaving with cheerfuness the National C0nvcL
designation OF the indivdua and TO immediate
representative there, whom poSe entire confidence
fettead liberty choice yet desire and trust that nation
reputation and national services, be deemed essential
qualifications in the candidate.
On motion, it
Resoied That the proceedings Of the Convention oa pub
lsie under the direction Of is officers; aud the CONVENTION
adourne 10 NEE, at the National Convention 10 be held III
Baltimore May unless called together 5y the President
at earlier day Fhf-Dt-ltiIh Ten M, Ieslue"t'
THOMAS NJ ADRlAseE' secls,ares. oo,,,
~ Senatorial Convention-First Dis
frict.At Meeting of the Delegates the Democratic
Wig Convention for this DsTsi, held Broadway House
on the l2th the Hon. NJ OlRlS FRANKLIN unan-
By order Of the Convention.
OLIVER +. HEWLETT, Chairman
DAVID A. BoKEE, Sec'y. o253t
~ Unionists, Attention!-A Special Meeting of
The Unionlsts Association Will h. held National Hall This
Friay) Evening Oct 27th at u o'c!ort. By order Of
SILAS CHI CKER1NG, President.
aAmsS apa.,,.mR Us1aAV w Drpzvr Vice Presidents.
G. w. FIERCE, Secretaries
l. 'No'o''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

u references given hundreds who viii state
iact: just as they are, and feel the public will have
cohence IN our llcopheIous person who buys
accommodated by those who have used il
AT % CENTS PER BoTrLE--The chief virtues of this Tr
cor1erous or mtdicated compound are-
1. lis btacng strengthening and clarifying Qualities.
2. Is gently stimulating the action Of the skim
Is producing ana encouraging reaction the bulb
oot and particularly IN te pulp, which the vessels
md nerve, giving life and Figor to the hair;
A. It's equalizing the circulation Of the fluids;
It's freeing the skin from the effects of perspiraou scur
md daadrf and disposiug the hair TO curl;
G. And lis frequent will preserve the hair in beauty and
health 10 the latest period of life.
rauitou advice given all diseases connected with the
hair Al lhe Han Cutting Rooms.
o2s His ls Broadway, of Libertyst, up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

u DR.. Felix Gourar:i's Poudrc Subtitle,
Will completely permanently eradicate supeuous human
naiT from females upper lips the hai concealns broad "a aud 10
elevated forehead the stubborn beard OF man, or any kna o
Office, 81 Wqlker,stprt, one door from Broadway.
slper bott!e-0irectons French and English:
AsentS-Guthrie, Maidcnane, Abanv Myers New
Haven; Brown, IS Chesnu,.stree Philadelphia; jordan
er Carleton, Lowell; c. Dyer, j., Providence
Can be Tested before buying proof positive this, and
mistake. s2S I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

~ Wire Window Shndes-Almuiacmred to or
lei of any >z. shape car and handsomely fitted
hogany frames 70 paror basement Office and other window"
LEE CO. lS Eactory-stTeet.
These beautiful Shades, unlike all others admit all the air
ana light into the and perfect the
the ame ms they olst7uc the view from the street luo TIE
room and Keep inusQuoes aud Other insects out nt
vsr,, ornaperfal iv22 's,f
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
PRINT WAREHOUSE
IN SEW-YORK

d +. LEE, formerly OF the firm of Lord Il Lees,
D. Lee & Babcock, SC. and U. B. BREWSTER, under
fh4 firm of LEE & BREWSTER, have established al ll3
PEARL STREET, Hanover SQuaJe,) New-York ware-
i'0's' EXCLUSIVELY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

Posr-OFFlcE, NEw-YoRK, Oct &c, Si3.,
L'NGLlSH MAlL.-Letter bags per n oyal Mali
il Steamer HiberTG, which leaves Boston the Isl No
yember next will be closed at the Cppsr and Lower Post
Offices IN tins cr on Iuesdey next 3st instant t. at 40
each single letter be paid The Postmaster desires TO
cali the OF merchants and others 10 rdns letters TO
Europe BY this mail the fact OF hundred and si1ty
letters having been seized by the Admiralty Agent on DO rd
the Steamer Caledonia her last trip from Boston, ami re-
turned to the ostOce consequence OF the laland postage
on said letters not being pad to the Post-Ofice
The letters referred supposed 70 have been sent from
this city o27 III JOHN LOEIMER CIR aHAM, 7. VI.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
MILLINERY GOODS,
CHEAP For CASH

THE subscriber would respectfully invite Mer-
chants and Mners call and examine his stock of Mil
lnery Goods No IS Beaver street. Zone door from Pearl
street and first street below stee He has taken great
bic and desirable styles and VERY CHEAP. He believes
his assortment TO be the best selected a.y in the c and
he buys aud sells for cash they help beng cheap+.,
The reputation he already has o selling Mill cry Goods
ducement for persons call before purchasing He attends
the auction sales daily 10 avail himself Of the Bargains that
may ofer and in turu TO give them TO his customers.
l.. NJ. STEVENS,
New Y Ork. SeDtpmhrr u lHi1. q Irnia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

CtARD.-DR. LARDNtR will please accept our
~ thanks for his public exhibition aud strong r-commsnda
tion of our e. Vales) Globe end Transparent Celestial
Sphere Monday evening (his presumed last lecture IN
New-Y oTk) 23d instant, HIS public recommendation Is the
more valuable from his competency as udge
and from his we'll earned and established fame scholar
and a man ci science. e. VALE,
Nautical Academy, 81 Roserelt.st., New. y ork,
where the above Instrument is for soe (See adyeTenent)
n3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

&3-D. 4. FlSNrY, Attorney and Counselor al Mead
vile Pa being about make tour OF business through tho
States of Ohio Michigan and Illinois pVotsrs MS services
to 10y business OF NewYork who may see iii employ
him Charges modeage and emil;ances prompt lie refers
10 the t4itor of The Tribune and his testimonials from
some Of the best citizens of Western nsyvania He
vii, ba ., the Pearstree House from II A, NJ and
from 4 10 6 P. NJ. OF to-day and tomonow. o2I 1t