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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31
LATEST FROM YUCATAy

The Schooner Columbia, Captain Repallle, arrived
on Sunday, from Lerma, one league from Campeachy.
BY this arrival we have dates from Campeachy to the
10th inst.
We learn from this source that the Mexicans are
concentrating their forces at Lerma and have already
assembled two thousand men at that point. They are
only waiting the arrival OF the Guadaloupe from Vera
Cruz for additional renforcements, when they will
make concerted and desperate attack on the beleu
guered city.
The Nle1cans, by the latest accounts, still kent pos.
session of the heights surrounding Campeachy, and
were continually throwing shells in the place No re-
gular engagement, however, had taken place since our
last adpces.
MExIco.-The schooner Brnzos, Captain Lincoln.
arrived last evening from Tampco having performed
her trip in ten days. She had board Sl06 BAG in
specie, consigned to several mercantile houses of this
city.
The Texan prisoners, taken at Myer, whilst march.
ing TO Mexico under escort, surprised during the
night their guards, took possession their arms killed
great number Of them, and effected their escape
AS soon the Mexican Government learned the
news, body of four five thousand men were DIES
patched in pursuit of the Texans, with orders to in
crcept every passage leading TO the frontier and to
give quarter. 1t thought however, that the
Texans had had time TO reach the frontiers of Texas
and were safe.-[N Orleans Bee, MAJ oh 90.
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Hhiaeeru in 1910 and 1913.

The Wings have lately held Convention in Rich
mond, and sent forth Address to the People of Viz
giniu, containing declaration Of principles This is
a very different from that pursued by them in
1870 Non commtlasm then the order OF the
day. They had declaration Of principles, for The
public eye then. Their candidate was either Bank or
anti-Bank Tariff or anti-Tarf best suited their in.
terests We rejoice, that upon "a sober second
thought they have changed their policy, and now
go before the people with open declaration of their
creed.
They now come out openly for National Bank and
urge upon the consideration Of the American people
the necessity of such institution TO regulate the
changes, and restore the prosperity of the nation
These and many other advantages, are promised, as
the legitimate results of the adoption of this "obsote
idea but We rather imagine, after the experience Of
the last two years, it will be difficult matter for them
TO credence in their promises. We here invite
the readers attention to couple of extracts which
place in parallel columns-the first taken from their
late address-and the latter from their address of $40
The reader will perceive that the Address of l43
tains views differing very widely from those contained
in the Address of 1910.
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not TO the satisfaction of all We have, however, the
consolation, that the taxes imposed will be ample 10
maintain the honor and credit of the State, and show
TO our sister States, and to the world, condemna
ton of State reputation
indulge the hope, that shall all, without regard
10 party return to our constituents, and use our IN
fuence 10 reconcile them to this necessary measure.
Gen,lemen-l thank you fer the respect and kind
ness you have shown me, as your presiding officer
and for the appreciation you have expressed by your
Resolution part with you a-those who are pre-
sent, and those that have left for their homes with
kind feelings which will be long chershed-and bid
you an afectonae farewell.
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TO THE EDIToRS OF THE EfeUiRER.

Gentlemen: In your note of my remarks in this
mornings paper, you mistake my views. certainly
did no, know the particular nature OF the objections
of the maiortv in the Senate the proposition to tax
State bonds and of could not have go asserted
i merely inferred the nature Of the objections, ana
upon that inference founded my argument. need not
trouble you with the for my inference, which
it appears was incorrect. Bat did not intend 10 De
supposed TO assert that the majority in the Senate con.
cured in opinion, that the proposition was liable to
constitutional objections, would involve breach OF
faith. DO me the favor tom1ke the correction.
am, Sirs, very respectfully,
ROBERT E. TAYLOR
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Tyssdau. March 2s, IS43.

message from the Senate by their clerk, that they
had passed the bills
"Appropria,ing the public revenue; :.
aTo authorize separate election at ioisoh nun i"
uAn,horizing the trustees of Rappahannock Aca-
dsmv 10 sell portion of the land of said academy;
Incorporating the trustees Of Brandon Academy
ITO establish the town of Flint Hill in the county OF
TO provide for the payment of the temporary loan of
the Common wealth.
Providnr for the correction of an error in the assess
ment Of certain tract Of land in the county OF Lou
doun;' -,:,,...
"Authorzing the raising OF company OF Ar'iiiery
IN The counties of Campbell, Buckingham and Am
"To prevent the transportation of oysters from the
waters of james and Nansemond rivers within certain
periods;
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OFFICIAL.
Ut L.
AnnnINn,MEN nv TILE

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT.
John G. Desbler, to be Attorney of The u 8. for the
Territory of Iowa.
Isaac Letter, TO be Marshall of the L. S. for said
Territory.
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SENATE OF VIRGINIA.

The Senate adjourned at the same time win Inc
House of Delegates-wth all the customary forms
and after passing complimentary Resolution 10 tne'f
Speaker, Maj Huron, who delivered the following
vaediclory:
Gentlemen: We are about to adjourn, alter long
session-longer than desired, or our constituents
expected. The protracted session should manly be
ascribed 10 the financial condition of The State, rem
derng ii necessary to increase the Taxes, and fl upon
new subjects to be taxed This has been done, out
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In the United States Eastern D.sc, Virginia,

In the United Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia,
March 30, fsf3
TN the Of Bankruptcy of William b. Edmonds, Of the
county Fauquier, In the Eastern Virginia District:
The said William D. Edmonds, who has been decreed Bank.
rpt by Court having filed petition, PRAYING for his dis
Ordered thereof be published In
paper printed city of Richmond seventy days least be-
fore The 9Th day ntAt when hearing VIII be had the
said ,iton at the United Court Rool In the city
Richmond nil creditors who have proved their debs and
other persons interest," appear the said time and place,
and show cause they have why The prayer OF the said
titoner should not ha granted.
Copy-Teste, - ~
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
March al Il0-wIlw
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Marriages..

Married. 23d instant, Chiffon, by the Rev. Mr. Bag.
hey, Mr. JAS f. JOINS, Mi-- AM.rDA WIsGELD daughl
late Capt William Wngfeld all of the county OF Han
Married, 9th March, by the Hon. A. G. Brown w b. TEso.
Esq., Senior Editor Of this Mrs AsS C. FHGH eldest
daughter Of james Andrews, Of Essex county, Virginia
Gaiatia Hiss } SigEal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

RELIEF LAwls lxDIAyA.-The u. S. Marshal for
the State of Indiana has declared his determination
to be governed by the recent decision OF the States
Supreme Court, in Bronson vs.. kinzle ct al, pro-
nouncng these laws void in relation to contracts en-
tered into prrviou 10 their enactment.
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Deaths.

Departed this life after protrlced aud painful liness on
Wednesday, the ld instant, Miss HARRr TowsLgr, eldes:
daughter OF Mr. John Townley of incburg aged AZ years
months and days Could ply steal add and attentive care pr"
long human existence departed friend would be with Us
s the Dposer of ordered otherwise, and We
neekly bow, submissive tn his best known ILL., for we mourn
those without hope, her being blissfu and
shadow doubt dakening mind for
She sleeps in peaceand we humby pray that this
dspenaton may the members of her
family, enable them say sit good be afflicted
Died. Tappahannock, the night Of the o5h instant, Mr.
JAMES r. Mcou, the 18th year Of his Few have Al
days OF this venerable clear Of censue, and
with such purity of character II be truly sad that he was
useful and an honest
'Tis thus the good and virIous sink 10 rest,
BY man lamenied, and by Heaven blest.
Died the 3d instant Chatham Fuvanna county, AFTER
painful and protraced Illness JoHr t. eldest Of Dr. John NJ
Wills, In the 2lsI year OF his aye.
Died. his residence in the county OF Louisa on Tuesday
the 2st instant RICHARD MALoR IN the nth year of his age
p The Herald and Richmond Wing respectfully requested 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

New HAMPSHIRE, IMMovA BLE.-The final result of
the recent election in the Granite State has at last been
received. There no less than four tickets run
the Hubbard regular Democratic ticket, the regular
Whig the Abolition, and the Hill Conservative tickets
The whole of The Hubbard State ticket elected By up.
wards of 1000 najorty-cmbracing the Governor four
members of Congress- the State Senate the House, and
the Council, with Democratic county officers in nine GU,
of Ten counties.-.f y Standard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

LEGISLATIVE CAucus.-We learn from the Alba y
Argus of Wednesday, that meeting of the Democra.
tic members Of the Assembly, was held at Albany on
Monday. 1t was called to order by Mr. Jones, Of N
York, who nominated Mr.. Hoes, of Columbia, as
Chairman; and, on motion of General Davis, Mr..
Fassett, OF Oneida, and Mr. Lee, of Orange were ap-
pointed Secretaries
Gen. Davis then offered the following resolution,
which was adopted unanimously
Resolrcd, That Calvin I. Hulcurd, Nelson X.
Wheeler, Morris Brown, James IT, Thompson, and
Vincent Kenyon, be the Committee on the part OF the
Assem- bly to draft Resolutions and an ADDRESS the
people OF this State, TO be presented the Legislative
Caucus for their approval.
We understand that meeting of the Democratic
members of the Senate, held on Saturday evening,
John Hunter, Sumner Ely, and John &. Wright, were
appointed Committee for like purpose on the part
of the Senate.
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uhir -4ll.lr,ss nj lail.

VHTI .IHHFtNS y ICfJ.
"The Wing party now, rs in
lei0, advocate the creation, By
Congress, of 4 National lnstitu
ton, which will be liable To no
welI.foundrd objection; and
which, whilst II will give yon
Il sound and well-rc.u!ated cur
rency, acting in harmony with.
and pcrfcctlng our present in
complete and inefficient system
Of currency, will be constituted
the agent for Tie collection
safe Keeping and disbursement
of the public reycule.n Sc.
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Uhig .Aldrese Of $50.

"As 10 the Bank, Cen. Harri.
sons unqualified declaration
that il WAS uaeonst,iu;icaGi, ID
before you, and there is no rea.
son 10 believe that he i. In IA.
vor of Il National Bank, in ann
inrm, for he is assuretly oppos.
ed 10 i Government Bani.. As
far as We know or believe, frl-
low citizens, General Harrison
has but one opinion about n
Bank, aud that Is AGAINST
ITO
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NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.-We learn from the Nor
folk Beacon, that the Court Martial for the trial o.
Commander VIM. Ramsay, and others, assembled on
board the u s. ship Pennsylvania on Saturday last, al
IL o'clock, and after It's organization adjourned unu
Monday, Mt ii o'clock.
The following members were present Com. T. Pen
deton Kennedy, President; Com. w Brandford Shu
brick, Capt. Charles w. Skinner, David Gelslnger
John Paul Zanlznger, Thomas F. Webb, Bladen De
lany, Commander David e. Farrugut and Lieut. WIN
Green, members.
John L. Upshur, Esq, Judge Advocate Captail
Joseph Smoot, Commanders VIM Jameson and Chas
Lowndes, and Lieut. Sidney Smith Lee-members
The Court, had not arrived at i,s organization.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

ITO REBECCA HARRIS, Exectix Of John Harris, T. g. Kill
by, Gordon Suc John winfrc, Asslsnces az & W.
Wren who assgnees OF Laurence iias Satheur v
gina Harris, T. NJ Harris, John f. Harris, Flonnoy and
Dr. uggins-Take- that the 2nd day May
between the hours o'clock A. NJ and r. NJ at the
Office of Ballard the Stale Of Kentucky, shall
proceed the depostlons OF George d. Gordon, Berry,
Jackson aud - Chiffon and John Field and Others and,
on Thursday, the 18th day Of May the Court house Of Nc
County, Kentucky between the hours Of o'clock, A.
ST. and o'cluck r. NJ shall take the DISPOSITIONS of Horace
T-rr and Others which dispositions be used evidence
in the st depending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
Chance for King and Queen county, the Chancery side
thereof which complainant and You defendanrs and
IT, from any cause the said dispositions shall be taken the
days aforesaid shall proceed the succeeding days. take
the same and will continue from day day. until finished.
Very respectfully, -
EDWIN UPSlIAW
Narrl ll0-w4w
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Here are their recorded opinions in 1910 and 1919,
and all can how wide The difference at the two ne
RODS What confidence what reliance, he reposed
in party, whose principles thus unsettled But
enough for the present. Fallen Star.
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RICHMOND MARKETs-March 30, lsi3.
Tog,cco-Witcut chang-.-Lugs 50 IS IS leaf ia oj
fine manufacturing, ~, as in quality.
FLorK-Stl further improved.-Counry, 50 s.i Il CITY
Mills 4 7a S.
Cons-47l so per bushel-
o.rs-2 from vessels and 30 cents from wagons and de-
pot.
WHr.r-G0 to go cents.
SAL1-sl IS so.
Pl.sryr-S5 % lump Basin-veY
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THE shers of the of Amelia, powha,an and Ches
teei Bedford and Frankn Spotsylvania Caroline and
Essex Abenarc Nelson Amherst Fauquer and Prince
Williams Augusta and Rockbdge Shenandoah Hardy, Page
and Warren Monongala. Peson Randolph and Maron and
Mayor the Of Petersburg, will take notice. that cleo
be held their respective Court houses and other
places designated for holding elections the fourth
Thursday April next choose Senators represent their
respective districts In the next General Assembly
A. HANSFORD, C. S.
March 81 How'd
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RICHARDSON Il co.
receiving by various arrivals, supply Of handsome
n SPRING DRY GOODS,
which will complete their assortment and which they offer for
sale reasonable terms.
March 81 ilV-S~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15
True 10 the mark.

They stem the current Of that perilous gorge
Their still strengthening with the strengthening ''
Though danger, as the wreck is heard becomes
More imminent. Not do they approach
And rapture, with varieties OF fear
Incessantl, conflicting. thrills the frames
OF those who in that dauutIrSs energy,
Fortase deIiyeraace; but the least Perturbcd
Can scarcely trust his eyes, when he psrcelves
Tha, Of the pair-tossed OH the wave, 10 hnng
Hopeto the hopeless, 10 the dying life
One is a woman, a poor earthly sister,
Or, be the visisnt other than she seems
A guardian spin, sent from plying heaven,
In woman,s shape But Why proioms the tale,
Casting weak words amid host of thoughts
Armed to iepcl them? Every hazard faced
And difficulty mastered with resolve
That breathing should be left TO PERISH
This last remainder Of the crew all
Placed in the little boat, then DER the deep
Are safely borne, landed upon the beach,
And, in fulGlmcn; Of Gop's mercy, lodged
Within the sheltering lighthouse. Shout. ye waves
Pipe glad song oftrunph We fierce winds
Ye screaming sca.mews, IN the concert JON
And would that immortal voice, a voice
titly attuned 20 all that gratitude
Breatles from floor couch through pailid lips
Ofthe survivors, 10 the clouds migh bear
(Belded with praise Of that parental love,
Beneath whose watchiui eye the maiden grew
l'ious aud pure, modest, aud ,e, 50 brave
Though young SO wise, though meek SO rcSoiutc)-
Might carry TO the clouds aad to the stars,
Yes, 10 celestial choirs Grace Darlings name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

WASHINGTON ELlNIR.-A sure and lasting
w cur for tire Fever anl Ague Dys.ntcry Dnrrhpa =,
Summer Complaint aud Bilious Choc The above remedy
i moss offered with confidence by The Pfoprietors Agent +;
NJ GUIOE, ~ Bowery corner Grand It and corner Third
Avenue ard Fourteenth For evidence Of it1 virtues read
tn following: Extr:ct OF letter from q w Alirron Esq.
Alderman Of the 18th Ward purchased SOM ., your Eli
aud tried il old employ, who had used all
that he could from his bed. gave hmthe EiNir
,ud il astonishing the good effects the old
revived him Immediately and IN three days-with beng
c wetl-he able 70 do his ordinary work My family
the old had been relieved used the Elixir
also and zach efrctually restored To health
have in severe attack of ysenter in ny family checked
1t IN using one dose of The ELIXIR.
roorw NV vicinity who had tried all The usual
remedies without eectior Fever and Asue of i've months
staulms-ws instantly relieved using about WINE
gls full Of the Elixir, and has been troubled with the
Ague since.
Extract OF Letter from J. Campb~Il, Ir:
New York April {, lGi3
have used the Washington Elixir several cases Of Darr-
hca my iam the past ysar with immediate relief IN every
have no hesitation recommending III" t.ll,r
safe and ehcaciou remedy in sinil ar attacks Pre- ST.
w-fork, April y, 1913.
+. NJ. GrioS-Dear srYou viii please to Inform the pub
lie that have used hc Washington Elixir for attack
OF parlhGa about months and cured with dose
IN less than houE. have not had since. also used II in a
Of my daughter who very severely attacked, and
snc,--the last III about months since
Your obi srry't Ai}NEST FINK.
T. ;. Ia all c1se5 OF WORMS, 1t never fails.
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1a For SALE-2,ll2 ACRES OF LAND
Sh. ih- subscriber, consequence OF his elicaSsinen'
occurring ms day Ion several years IN The clty oil
Padr gha IS induced oiIer Cor ale his Lands and Saw
Mil in northampton tnow Pikl county Penn ls prop
ey consists OF FIVE conguou, OF land Rae5nake
creek IN Dingrnan Township patented h the State OF lenr-
sylyana Robert Morris Esq and conveyed by HIM to Alex
Banng Lord Ashbmton Isl, By whose Agent and rus;
tee Rich Wiling ts. of Pluade hli, II has been conveye
N m u tn subscriber Tr land, lie wihla about 100 rods
OF the Milford Oego Turnpike ard extend Tor the most
part on both sides r creek shout mieS ~ within shout
rod, u the turnpike from D1Gmlns D-lawa, lge
now being nude under ber Appropriation rom the STATE.
Much th- land excellent quality for iaTm- nn
tersirs natural meadows may; with bu, e Labor BE- pre-
pared TIE plough The Mil, winch has casfon wheels
las been ~ ahOu; three years, tine working ofrr, can
saw about GnO f. per day. and ha, good stream OF water
Il - 100 Mi pine lumber being we and pei u
at the mill The have always ben paid. and tr ute
,sas proven by the last years ss by tho County oims'lVn-
e. This property offers advantages 10 individuals or % ao-
Citations Who wish to ocat. near 20 woot III" gnc cuS
IN tion such seldom h. met with At 50 10Y" 4
cost, The purchase money h. raid IN cash or eth
or property ~ y YORK Philadelphia, and the balEnc' may
be- secured this ether good property ~ sad cite7
ftir.i 20 vii, BE- reserved o5 which Thousand dol
lars viii b. allowed from purchase and the 4mtr new ~
mil 20 "a the purchaser Address the subscriber $50 Arch
ST. Pae pAa, OF care of Messrs. VIM y Seymour 60.
Chatham square y. York .,-r,,,ppr
ALL IN l..
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4 CLEAR COMPLEXION, free from sI y.

4 CLEAR COMPLEXION, free from sru ~.
\ Disagreement may D. had By all, By ohlSs ,,,
edy now we'll known one the most sufpngs, osg
tioas OF the is made IN the shape Of oeaa, f.ck
is blotche5. scutyy sal, reum tan morphT, 'u4oufa.
tisfguremen, OF hr ski n?artins 10 hs itee
IS Offered One ,riai viii suffice 10 recommend II % al ne
changes the color Of DARK sunbufnt yellow sSh Nt
healthy ci-a-Ss X has received ihe approval % md
cal Council Of Pans who call miracle Tohos.., hat
blessing have se-iI This several cases OF Il
Persons nave spent hundreds Of dollars on 10 cure - lab
sold a, - c-ats CAKE By T. JONES # MS pridfas,5
ii:h1n.nt slsn OF the American Eagle 2 chatham cor1s
z. and by these agensn Phiiadepha, By &c .sbIa
Third and Dock SIS: nexi 20 The Americas botei,
TON, d. c. Ia Boston State street. Charles on
King Albany. 81 STATE Brooklyn, j" ,as Ia
Agents wanted II all the other cities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

GEN. GRArlor.-The st. LOUIS Organ Of the
Sd inst. Says. Gen. Grahots tna closed on
Saturday. The jury, under the instructions of
the Court gave Il verdict IN favor OF the United
States for about $50 OOO."
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VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL

MoRiS0N'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
~ MEDlCl NES.-Cantinu 70 The People OF America
v, We hereby certify that Me,sr' FIRTH HALL Of Frank
I'm Sluars, N.w ork, ar our ony GENERAL AGENTS
Tor The Untte states Of Ameca and thar neither uoRArIo
HHTrHEt,Ro MoAr nor GEoRGE TAYLOR orr late Agents,
an any way authorised ynd MorIson5 Vegetable Uni.
yetsa Medicines. y many limitations ul,on THIS
aaon becomes highly necessary. All persons srn. our
Medicines IN - United STATES have the authority Of the
beio.s.nainr.! N-ssrs tiaru * Hall
tsgn-dl MORRISON NOtT K Co. H::eist.
British COLLEGE of Health New Road London Ian 1873
III. above c0ini0n em.uatng from the British College OF
H-ith, London viii b. hailed with the wate,t cnu,i-
b the friends of the Hy=rln system i4smnci aS it
trH erDose and oppose rorsiess commercials which
have been extensively circulated b. those who are a, destitute
lie invaluable medicines OF gl- British College may BE- OBJ
taken agencies several OF tie different states who's, arns
VIII De found IN tfs New York Courier aud Enquirer -
They can II he'd !ho IN the original Tckas-, tn. follow
M-zsrs Paul Pou !. Go. ~ John ST.
r. IL ScGisf-u u { o. 10; aud los John 81
J { "hit'n9rr Esq. . South 81
sac So-ii, 100 Greenwich 81
Peter HalnHtou, 100 Canal st. New York CITY
Messrs Post LEWIS, Jericho L. l.
K D BItwrll, Troy, New York
Mrs. CiootlIt Utic. do
Mr. w. II. Burtis Roch-.,.r do
Neasrs orwell X Butler Pokeef,sie Y 7
". J. Styl~s Rhineb-ck DO
FIRTH 81 HALL. General Agents
fnil Not Fan Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

u DIX. MARTIN, according to the Washington
letter writers, has been appointed Chief Clerk IN
the State Department. He was displaced from
his Office by Mr. Webster, and has occupied HIM
self ever since in abusing tie late Secretary OF
State through the columns of the Spectator. His
rcappointment is "a striking evidence of the cstl-
nation in which Nh. Webster is now held by the
Administrations American.
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s,.c1, NEW ARRANGEMENT -HUD
-c--I,s = son and. NEW YORK-Forireigh, aud pas
,-:-sC-s se5sI he new and elegant steamboat O.
UAIBIA Cant Thomas T. Ne' berry, viii leave Hudson for
New York every Monday "Wednesday aud Frlay, O.
clock r. NJ on the ARRIVAL the Hudson aud BeikShr~ Rail
road Cars aud touch ~ intermediate landings. Retsrns
rav. New York every Tuesday. THURSDAY and Saturday
morning in tim 10 take tie Railroad cars Tor Boston.
For further information, inquire III flndson Of HI BBbL
CLARK X co. Ia New York, OF SlfDAM, REED y
co At the foot of liberty street North River, board at
either rlace al8tr JEREMIAH BAME.