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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22
Sp1 rNnLn CLEAN HEAD OF HAIp-

SPLENDID. CLEAN HEAD OF HAIR
4 SOFT DARK. SILKY AND BEAuTIFUL-M.y
= ,jR RESTORATIVE Will force the hsy,o grow %
The h1a face or BODY part whsrs Naute intended hair
o ard by mixing the sclip helhy,s 81 rs falling oct,
~ c,r;, al sclr or Aauaru 70 eJury 'r ha Ard If X
-, nd make grow naturally DARK soft aud silky Il
: sn .l rSssoaaoiy IN orler that s may Try ;tca g0o
F2s o5 dfs rb sis Of the American Eagle % Chatham ST
isa Fulton S. B-ooklyn: 245 Bront street NeHa
t,ts T. Boston and Ledger Buldlng, fhil7da SIS In
r11EF FAMOUS J0NES'S COUGH CANDY
sold for One Shilling Lsrge Package, Is ban gs4l
m ~. the sensible part OF ctjlre's >eneEaiy ihey Ike
ri, remedy sold the follow'g honest terms etts,
,sn no>rum pulled with flaming hufnougglag advertise
msgts: p,ov-r,s WIEN yOrr TRY IT
All WE REPRESENT, IN EVERY RESPECT,
WF Will RETURN THE AoSEf TO ALL.
The names o! some most respectable cIilAeos can C.
sean yyn have ha cured b. this 81 rstIous corn!2ai,
such as Q .tlJ-GHS. COLDS. ASTHMA, no ARSENESS,
SP 'TTINSCi OF BLOOD, ,WHOOPiNGCOlG OH FIRST
SoG Il sign S the American Eagle 50 Chatham .:,ee.
Price and shlGSs gackaSe.
Asenrs-Rneeal seTne, OF Tarck and H4mg1si street.,
and OF Henry and Gcuseeus stTesr Dr a' gomez
Of Broadway and Chambsr 81, and cor Of HUDSON ana North
Moore Streets l01 West Broadway:l6 DIVISION - opposr-
Ludlow q Iougand 81; 80 Chs;ham s.; ard S plIoa St,
Brpokyn; HEeson Grand WILLIAMSBURG. iiilams
Broad 81. Newark SIS In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

NOTICE.-JamesJ Petit, Esq a Supreme Iyae' Wlo
~ Commissioner residing III the village Of peIyis ps
ming county, has issued an attachment; against for
b0e estate non-esIdenr debtor. which Mi Oe sncs
payment Of his debts unless he appear and disea@is @ e
attachment according law, within months and
the delivery OF any property belonging snghd debtor ~ ,ry
Tor his use, aud ths transfer OF any properly By nun I0 ~
pur osr whatever forbidden by law and yoid
iif awsn ISAAC y. STODDARD. 5LLoL-gI-II
4 ,IAPEkS-s0 Bales K Issia Diapers tor SAFE o'
" GRINNELL. MJNTURN Y CO, 7a S0uihs,FvrF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

TY CENTs-w C. RAYNER tunss
): Pianos IN any EaTt Of The city ot 50 cents
Also gives Instruction the Piano. Ogaa and in Singing
moderate terms Apply through rhe De5pa:ch Post, or ns
sonaliy a. ms residence, p Fist svenue- 81 l1ns
q JUST FINlSHED-Eles Nutria Fur Hats
~ t0rdinaTiT termed Bearerl the low price of So su
E9 pe1or shor OF PTuxsian Moleskin al So Thes.
Has eGa II durability and iustre 20 those sold al s.
Also, an article Il s. 80. very dress Ea.
au3n In BROWN PRACTICAL Hsrtar t.s c,,.lv-
tePARTNERSHlP.-T undersigned have
~ taken Mr. WaTrel B. Sage into partnership and ei,
business viii % Continued without change of firm
NswYork, 2zh Sept, Isi5 0' = ~ so n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

AZ 0 OcIJc6-LuHHtHg az lHIFTMcuIHle PlHctS.
vii! leave Monday. IVenr<day and Frtay evenings.
Steamboat SOqT i AMERICA, Capt L. ". Brsinart
viii le.Gs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings s.
Passengers taxing this Line of Boats will at al times arrive
bany ample ns to take the Morning tram Of Cars for
, Fast or WEST The above Boats and substantial,
furnished with and elegant State Rooms. and for
seed and accommodations unrisdled thu Hudson.
psssl. freight apply board 10 &. Schultz the
ON. .ll. Itha
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

-
~ Keepers Take Notce-Wailey's Patent Gothic Cooking
anye This important Improvement comprises every posi-
bic thar can be applied Cooking Range, and
will recommend itself every housekeeTer for beauty
simplicity, conveuence durability and economy Il made
10 level surface viii do double The wor OF the obituary
range with hall QUANTITY of fuel and be any
fire place by an ordinary the space of hours
Il has the following advantages all Others, large
size Oven side and portable Oven the
of the other side which be uss3 convenient;
constructed that pant the whole of the tan b.
used and the adoption OF false crate can be used with the
cssrty burning large quantity oiue 10 do ma! guam
tty OF work. Also arrangement Tor heating laTse
quantity of for Baths Culinary purposes, together
with contsyance for heating rooms which can o. attached
ntesiTd Inventor having spent great deal o TINE and
labor perectng this Range. confidently recommend J,
as the bs aud most economical Offered 10 the pa5
c and would invite those about erecting hu S or
ducing CIoon Wate call 06 Fulton 81 between Nas
sau aud William SIS or al Geo r NeIklee No 81 Beck
and the OF this before pnrchaSlg else
where. Is2alm- MERKLEE VALLEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

n W. FEEKS' CLASSIC AND ENGLISH
~. SCHOOL, G,s Broadway [near Stuyvesant lnstute)
will be re-opened on Monday, 4th September;
TEAcaERs-C. E. Washbum, A. NJ. (laelya tutor in
Amherst Coliege) Latin and Greek A Pesti.ux French T.
Purcell, Drawing; w. DAWSON Penmanshp; w B. Brad
bury Vocal Music.
The English and Mathematical Departments will be under
the supeiintendence of the Principal
Circulars containing terms Sc be had application
Brant BrOadWaY, the PrnCinal. An3l II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

TO DEBATING SOCIETIES, Lyceums and
i Societies for Public Worship:
a LARE ROOM, occupied BY the Male Department Of
the Nelc EngiCnG School S2 Bowery opposite Bondstre
70 let TO respectable Societies. S the Sabbath aud each
evening OF the week, except Friday
TEHNs rsssoaab Inquire Of Moore Fish, al the School
70 No Elnackrrs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

nv 0PDFP ~ Daniel ?. Insrahan, one ei the
Is ;, frasss of the Court OF Common tie2s IN snd
Of N,io5S ". ssa1s eo5Gs sai5srs 3s5ss :os
~ T debtors that attachment mas IS
sued sst the of Aaron Mitchell Iii fasG 10 6& II for the
@ ab,s unless he appear and discharge 81 ca az
aehsn aceotH= within nine % .aaf months i5G@ % anv @ d5
publication Of this notice. and tnas ''s liz W 70 h
REoy 5n ,6D3r 4 s5iiS R StGaf5 s2a fS15G +
him, and the transfer OF any sae9 I 9t fs, Of November
1912. D : IN ~. -. = A.,arI;r'- Creditor
d3I i7yyo-n AttoTneEs 'or -NNtiSI.lis @--..-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

L SCHOOL-Mrs BAILEY respectfully informs her pa
irons and the public that she will reopen her Sem mary
No. 10 Carroll Place Bleecker-seet Thursday the 7h OF
September next The system Of Instruction pursued
formerly and the Teachers employed aided by 9TH
e Of similar ability. Mrs. Bailey socts the patronage of
those who disposed give their daughters solid aud ac
complished rducation.
A French uoverness wanted Apply as above. au26 I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

CEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, at 81
~ Rivington-street.
Also Select School Tor small Boys separate from the E.
male School. -
Each department provided with distinct Teachers and all
under the supervision Of the Principal.
Terms to suit the times.
SO Inns V. IHOMPSON; Prnclpai.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

sS TO LET-The four-story Brick House No.
and Fark Row corner Of Anu-st.eet This House,
bulk expressly for Boarding CLUB House is eisl-
bfy situated in front OF the A,oI House, HAVING IN. vie"
sser the lines OF 0mnibuss passing the front Of II
ysr romodious well agreeable place OF resi-
is,,rs for trzEs;en; or other bcsrd-rs
For terms sppy 20 souillaId, Delluc S Co. Park Row,
., sei Pr,,,,i,ysv y York sig lw-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

d. 0S-COAL, COAL!i-Best quality of
D4.IC red ash Peach Orchard Coal delivered from the
Eoa-lar.e Nnt 81 25 Stove 81 So Broken and Egg 8 %
An additional charge Of 50 cents per viii be ete doa-
be screened and delivered from tb- yard Bst OF g'ey ash
Broken and Egg $50 cents per less if taksu from The
boat Oders received the yard, No laj Stsnton-s'ree
sI5 I'm. JAMES BOYCE. Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

DURSUANT TO an order Of Hon nohiaib here. 1
by gwen 10 All persons who have claims aeans, 70 o.
Iate Of the City Of Buffalo said eoui! feasf G aassff,gne
the administrator of the said Stead the Law sG,,
s Bowen the said CITY Of Buffalo At or eeoTs lore 's Is
vi. law6na N K HAIL, AdninlslIsL-D1---
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

DY ORDER of the Hon Michael lIlshoetter,
DFirst Judge of The Court Of Common Pleas ot the oiy
and County or New-Yo;k, Notice IS ersby gisen
70 The PROVISIONS of the sltu authorizing
sbscondng concealed ard nonresident debtors thai an az
tachrnep, has issued against the estate OF te M AZ
ha Tssdents Of Pekin ia The Stale Q! Illinois and h ias
same will b. sold for The payment OF thsIF dot In.rs. J
m from The FIST pube&f,@n & 6 Of t no;;es 81 s d
I'D he delivery 10 them the use oi ans proper
5-n his STATE belonging them and the trsnSie q any
such prorerty- b. them, are toToffea @ % "a" NN az
Oa'e'' ''r ~ :" "7H' WILLS VAN WAGENE.N,
" rrachnc tNraiirnr.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

- -FOUR FARMS FOR SAtE-Contalning
: from Is 10 100 acres.-The above Farms pleasantly
LIZ. - situated the village of New Providence, Essex Co.
Nsw-Js!ss The land good and high OF cutti.
v.tioa The houses and outhuiidn-s good repair
The mail stage passing through The place and from the
citr OF Ner-Tork four timss week They viii D. sold
ss1rs Persons wishing information concerning said arms,
can SEE he subscriber the N-i chants Hotel Al CouttaHct
street ever Monday afternoon AID eve, ing.
NATHANIEL BONNELL.
lrn-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

* arop -PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAM
rIL==-r.GG4-BOATS FOR ALBANY, EAlI.Y, Sundays
.szsIszEsS.Z, excepted THROUGH DIRECT AT O'Clock
NJ From the Steamboat Pier between Courtand and Lib
streets
The new and splendid Steamboat KNICKERBO OCRER,
Capt a r 81 John, Will leave Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at O'Clock. P VI.
The new and comraodious Steamboat. ROCHESTER,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

DOARD-A gentleman and his wife or one or
ID TWO single gentlemen have full or partial board end
yerv rleasant rooms at No. sc White few doors from
~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22
STOVE. FOR COAL Or MOOD.

L every convenience that can be applied in cooking stGIs
is constructed that with the sane amount OF fuel u' &
the Ordinary stove, will DO nearly double the COOKING
ties OF boiling for washing and doing a genera! s
tn same time, which have been so great 95ectio s.
common stove, rhis entirely obt:ted e iS
rangenent OF the top by which each boiler has 9a and
positions. ,e p-cuiar application OF tie heat 70 te eos.
the extrordinar facility of .oas'iaS all g wheh as h
dactrl with mutua! benefit instead dssdp@n " /;
other, frndec s stove susceptible OF no Info3 is,
OF Vegetables and four of desert each dIasi rom Ss,
b t arrangement o the tog will admit OF sny M br
N the aigeslZe measuring from gallons 20 ~" srpc.
II ness only 10 BE- exznEe convince iHT one - - ,S,c
noriy aud for the ezIrice o those who have uE u,en
Overcome hundred ongIGal letters from jcen'ihc En,a
may be the store Water street; Evcry BE-
warranted 20 perform e. recommended. 0c ne no9eS
refunded FISK & FISK, Msuui'c,hIs',,I ,,I
sheet iron wares the lowest possible ra,es 200
between B@ekman and Fulton .reets u cr;,s5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

DEACH ORCHARD RED ASH COAL from
/ the yell known Salem Vein OF al sizes screened and de-
srrooI s. 5DLefsh any size so No second quality oi
Co.l-No Agents. Al! Goa! weighed by City Weisle-
aross sem up the North and East Rivers reduce rate
Yard 5Oi " aslipgtoa 81. near Spring nG,,>.
au2 orr Ut thNSE-f = 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22
rCFNDER FEET-M O. CURTIS. NJ. 7 Tohn

PANEL LANE. 700: Greenwich street,
SIS I'm. Northwest corner OF Amos IL. New ork.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-12
RURAL CODE OF HAYTI.
LAW No. /.

Art l. Agriculture being the main source of the
prosperity of the State shall enjoy the special pro-
lection and encouragement of the civil and military
authority.
Art H. On the day of the Festival of Agriculture,
(he first of May,) parties of cultivaors from each
section shall attend at the place where the Council
of Notables meet, with samples of their produce
The Council of Notablcs, in the presence Of all the
authorities, shall crown the cuvator who shall have
best cultivated his farm in each section, and in each
kind Of culture, and he shall receive prize of en-
enlargement. Exact details of these proceedings
shall be drawn up and made public.
Art. ID. Every year on the first of September, the
Council of Notables shall address the President
Hayti, circumstantal report respecting the State
of agriculture in each commune accompanied by
their observations as to the best means of improving
| it.
Art Ia. At the end Of the year the Command
ants of Departments shall, in like manner, render
the President of Hayu account of the state Of
agriculture in their respective departments and also
Of the state of the roads and highways
Art 90 1t is especially forbidden to cut down the
wood of the crest Of mountains, and for hun
dred PAGES Of these, or at the head, or in the en-
vrons of springs, or the banks Of rivers tn,
( proprietors of lands watered by springs rivers
must surround the heads of these springs and plan
the borders of the rivers with plansin trees BAN
boos and other trees calculated to promote coolnes
and health, and for greater productiveness
Fl Art "a When proprietor intends to set fire to
new wood or field Of old canes, or to savannahs
or TO any other kind of field he shall be bound TWEEN
ty-four hours before, to apprize all the neghbor
bordering upon him, of his Intention under the penal
ty of paying for all the damage which the fire ma
! occasion.
Art. SO. On every rural establishment they shall
be bound to cultivate provisions grain, fruit trees
such of the bread tree Sc, sufficient for the susie
nance Of the persons employed there
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-12
From The Utica OJserrer
THE UTICA MEETING,

Mr. Editor In looking yer the published account
of meeting recently held at Utica osensibly for
the purpose of responding to the Legislative
mendaon Of Mr.. Van Buren, for the Presidency but
really | apprehend, for other and less worthy OBJ
iects so far the immediate movers in the matter
were concerned, discover resolution entir ly
uhiggish in its Characteristic denunciatory Of
President Tyler, that cannot refrain from express
ing my surprise that it should have been permitted to
find place in the proceedings Of a Democratic meet
sng and am somew hat at loss TO determine
how il came there, knowing as do, that it does not
express the sentiments of the uuehearted and gene
rous Democracy of the country. The resolution
was reported by Mr. Hunt and nau xpress his pecu-
liar views at this time. ! aware that he reported
il as chairman of the committee but it is equally
well understood that majority of the committee as
sented to it in spirit of Difference to Mr. III and
not because they approved of it, MIR II. has re-
Gently not been wanting in complaints that his merits
and views have been too much overlooked and dis
regarded by his acknowledgements, and the commit
tee seem to have been willing to indulge him fully 10
! this matter
| have said the resolution may express Mr.. II IS
views at this time although know he has heretofore
| entertained and expressed different yiews-sentl-
| ments and opinions trically opposite and more
| liberal aud Just towards the President. But what
| saws Mr.. Hunts resolution. Here II is
| q r solped That while we will cheerfuy submit
the claims of our candidate to the decision Of Ma
tionaI Convention of Democratic delegates, will
not tolerate competition with Federal wing candi-
dates in that body. hat the acting President of the
I'm ted States was elected Vice President in the ex-
citing campaign Of 1910 That in his election we
then thought the temporary triumph of the wicked
was effected, and that have since that time seen
no reason to change opinion If not an active
partcipatOr in, he at least silent recipient IN
The benefit Of the frauds and gnomnious devices by
which the election Of 1910 was distinguished and by
which the Democracy were overwhelmed That his
dissensions with his Wings friends have added no new
laurels to his fame and that deseron and treachery
to those who conhded in him form 40 recommends
ton TO an honest Democracy We can therefore IN
no event recognize John Tyler as a suitable demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency"
In this resolution we have Mr. HIS expressed pre-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-12
PROFANITY.

The Fredericksburg (Va.) Recorder says the
mos, rdcu Gus piece of profanity they have
heard of lately is the following resolution, cut
from the Yazoo Miss Banner. 1t was "unan-
imously adopted" by Wing county convention
credit their own thoughts unless they thought
under oath:
Resored. That we do ost soIemny swear b, for'
God and he people, this day, that we deeply ant
permanently convinced that, under Providence, grea
and abiding good would result to the people of thi
Union by tie elevation of Henry Clay to the Chic
MaQistracy; and we promise ourselves, earh 10 thu
other thu will relax no reasonable effort 10 brn
about great and beneficial a result to our common
coantry.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-12
mo. 2. |
Sapreme Court Of the State Of NeW York.


.Sapreme Court Of the State Of NeW York.
IMPORTANT DECISION.
In the matter OF Richard Winqua soldier in he
U. s. Army.
In the mat er of Peter Doyle, a soldier Of the U S
Army.
In one of these cases Supreme Court Commits
soner of Jefferson county, and In the other First
Judge of Oswego county, had upon Habeas Corpus
discharged The ldier IN the ground thai, beng al
alien, his contract of enlistment was vold. These
proceedings removed ty wriis of ceTt0rdrt into
he Supreme Court Of this State, and he cases were,
al The last January term, argued Ivy }. "A. ) spencer,
Esq, u. S. Attorney, in behalf of the Government,
and by Samuel Stevens Esq behalf of The soldiers
AT The recent May term OF that Court judgments Of
reversal have been given, thereby deciding that an
alien enlisung INTO the United States sew vice, Is
bound by bis contract and cannot be legally DIS
charged on Habeas Corpus.
In a recent case he Court of Appeals of Virginia
made similar deci-on. One prominent cause OF
INSTRUMENTATION in the army is thereby removed
Utica Gazette
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-12
KENDALL'S EXPOSITOR AND THE
GLOBE,

Every day the fatal error committed by the
Globe, in assaiing President Tyler, becomes more
apparent and we doubt not its work of self de-
strucon will be completed before the beginning
of 1914.
AS an organ of the Democratic party, the
question is asked: Why did the Globe cease
its hostility to Mr.. Clay and direct all its mis-
siles at the head of President Tyler, who is da-
ly striking down our Federal Wing foes, lifting
up our Republican brothers, and pursuing the
old Jefersonan course in the direction OF his
Administration The question cannot be an
swered satisfactorily.
But our intention was mainly 10 show that
Mr.. KENDALL, the former editor Of the Globe
and now of the Exposor, does not, like Mr.
Blair, denounce the President, and insist that
his name shall not be brought before the Con
venlion in May, 1914, If that is TO be the time
of holding it, Mr.. Kendall, instead Of debating
to the party, is content TO write and publish sim
ply the homes, dictates Of his breast. And we
think Mr. X. is as fully entitled 10 the confidence
of the Democratic party as Mr.. b. II Mr. b
was the organ Of Mr.. Van Buren,, Mr.. X. was
a member of his cabinet. If Mr.. B. is in favor
OF Mr.. Van Buren's nomination next spring, this
FIJI, or uhenerer the Convention meets, so IS
Mr. X Hence we say Mr.. X. is as much en-
titled to the confidence of the party as Mr.. B.
In the last number Of Kendall's Exposlor, we
find the following explicit editorial declaration
ave are content to let Mr.. BUCHANAN, Mr.. Cas-,
MIR. CALHOUN, Mr.. JOHNSON, Mr.. VAN buren,, and
Mr.. "TYLER TOO" be presented to the Conven-
ton, without saying word in derogation OF the
claims of either, they stand to the confidence
and support Of the party, pedgng orseT TO abide by
the nomination.
Again, the Exposltor signif ant'y says:
Z" The union of all true Democrats in a National Con-
reniion, for the purpose of eiecting Chief Magistrate,
aud thus maintaining and advancing their principles IN
the administration Of The Government, is our object"
The italics are lis own. If by pursuing such
a course, such an object is to be attained. then
what is the Globes object in pursuing diff
ent one2
After exulting in its hostility TO President Ty-
Ter, the Globe of Thursday last says emphat-
ically:
"The Democratic party will have strength enough
in the next Congress- in our opinion, to stand split
Of about thirty-one-wbich would make a difference
of sixly-two against it,"
If by spIit' The Glob, m ans resistance
of It's dctaton, we doubt whether il has count
ed even half Of the "vicims" which IL will
have to drag TO the stake" Yet, if one hun
dred and one shall be found arrayed against the
Globe we will not, therefor, set them down as
deserving the Republican party.
But, if schisms and "spliIs" are occurring 10
The party, we doubt very much whether the
Globes union with the Clay prints in their
abuse of the President, will have the eff, ct TO
heal them !
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-12

Locusrs.-The Richmond Enquirer of Tuesday
says: These insects have made their appearance
in the vicinity of that city, and east of the Blue
fNoge ana south OF the James River, and other places,
III great numbers. The woods are said to be vocal
with their chanting
gentleman writing to the editor of the Newark
Dany Advertiser, from Livingston New Jersey saws
That place has been invaded by an army of iocns,s
About SHUTDOWN on the Sd instant bile looking are,
the safety OF newly bved swarm Of bees ,hs 49,
ter first noticed several grubs, crawling round the
I'VE ana on closer examination he discovered count
abodes, and crawling over fences, bushes and What
ever promised to offer secure resting place for the
last transformation.