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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATION

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATION
w cry WAREHOUSE. FRANCIS informs The The
Mercantile public and particularly strangers that he sn a
RAIL- and well selected assortment Of STATIONERY al IN
commonly low prices. Persons visiting tbs city 70
INK ON The subscriber before purchasing as .ey VII
find his prices be lower than any other ~ on
city Blank Books and Blank Work OF every
Ruling BndnE Sc executed at short notlse Psl. TO-
ShrT with lsrre and choice ascftmen Of among
which are splendid specimen, of Engisp III
Travelling and Pocket nkstands sc; also me raIsns
Inkstand. wholesale ard retail l. FRASSIti
aus tuus 70 Slalaea sASRs sss3 q S-'Ss' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

CH,SGf> or WEATHER AID CATCHING CoLD.-lt should
remembered that cough always evidence that
npurty has lodge! in the lungs, which If not speedily
moved viii those delicate organs produce
inflammation Of the lungs, disease which all know the
high road 10 CONSUMPTION.
W.hts India, Vegetable Pills OF the very best
defines the world for carving Oft cold because they
r from the body those bid humoT, which tie
of coughs consumption difficulty OF breathing waery and
flsned eyes troais rheumatic pains in various parts
OF the ho;y and many other dangerous complaints Three
o. four Of said Indian Vegetable Pills taken night
TO bed viii in all give relief and If the medicine Se
reaed few times the blood will b. completely purified, the
digestion viii be improved and the body will be restored
even soundeT health than before.
lcwGre Of Counterfes1e public cautioned against
the many spurious medicines winch order TO deceive,
made outward appearance, closely TO resemble the above
wonderful Pills
,shoud be- remembered all genuine medicine has Wnght
Indian Vegetable Pills nely printed the sides OF The boxes
end that If the word Wr.hs cannot be- found, all Is POSI-
lively wrong
Offices devoted exclusively the sale of the medicine
wholesale and retai-Nos. 28S Greenwich street, New York
No Tremonseet. Boston and No 1863 Race-steet Phi
adeph4.
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Below.
One brig, unkaown.-Wind y \ w.
D.so.-
Disasters.

soop China from Boston York, was passed gong
into w-London on Sunday with m,iuseil badly torn;
Maria Providence and several other schoonerS ana
sloops at anchor under Fishers Island on Sunday re-
Quebec Angus, Capt Stirling, OF ship Shelbrooke'
arrived this morning, reports that Saturday last 2sh ut
he bark with pennani supposed 70 be troop SNIP
ashore ON The EAST end Of the Marconagan Shoals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

Arrived,
Shin Alabama Buucker. Is days from y dreams WIN
tobacco cotton Hour and lead WIN Nelson. Lett snip
Iiiiah ashore on the Bar
Bark California Mayhew days from NeuvittS with
copper ore moasseS, sugar Segars &c, to brett
Left brig Brothers, Mayhew brig Tonquin loading Tor
York in 10 days.
and pork 10 master July 20 died, James Keel oil lhoi
aston Me- afro Thomas Hunt, Of Quincy, Mass
Brig Havana fitzpatrick, l. days from Havana, with '
hb,s 10 tcs , bbls lnolasses To } Il Taylor.
Big Forester Berry, days from HAVE de Grace win
coal to Caswell x Eaton
Brig Joseph Atkins Atkins II days from Turks Island
with salt to VI Platt.
schr Mary Elizabeth, Bu.bee days from Washington
C. with naval stores, to r NJ Bonnaryille
Schr VIM II Gibbons, Berry, : days from Jolly Landing
with corn, 10 II T Havens
schr Select, Grant DIS from York River with wood to
Cook * Foulks.
Schr Gsena Leeds days from Richmond with coal, to
master. - Nc
Schr Silas Crane Johnson, days from WIlmngton'No
with naval stores TO 5 L Mitchell.
Schr II 7 Hmckl.y Sanders ii days fln satanzas Win
sugar to L Buck.
Schr -Four Brothers, Warren, days from Virginia. wit"
melons.
schr Seminole Allen, days from Hampton Roads with
iron.
schr Augustus Brown, days from Georgetown, with
Schr w Clancy Alapes days from Virginia with wood
Schr Samuel Henry, White, days from Folly Landing
with -,
schr Chincarora, Conklin days from Virginia with
schr Patriot Foster. IA days from Philadelphia with coal
TO Tisdali x Setback.
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M \ RRIED,

At Morrisvllle Madison county n Y on the morning of
the Sd inst BY Rev Mr. Harrington, ALFRED TAYLOR, Of
the firm Of TAYLOR Murdoch Co. Charleston, S. C. to
SOPHIA Youngest daughter of Alanson Edwards Esq Of
Syracuse y. Y.
On Sunday evening, July 30 by Rev Mr.. Cornell Nh
Henry e Rhoadss to Miss Caroline a Bense all of this
ri
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my20 istf

- Wire Window Shades-Slanufactured TO or
der OF any shape figure and handsomely h,tec IN ma
hogany frames paor basement, office and other wnde"
LEE 4 co, Is Factory. street
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others admit 45s all the at
the ssm ne they the from The street into 'e
room and keep flies and other insects OUT and are very oIa
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

C Particular Notice.-Those persons having
ing housekeeping viii find ready sale for any Porch OF
all OF their goods by sending their address, or calling upon
the subscriber. Goods 10 ans amount purchased.
F.COLTON, ll3 Fulton-street, and
,,,-oo ;x,f "a hlp-strest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

The perpetual Far and the new Knitting Machine al
rican Museum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
AUCTION SALES.
- JOSIAH Richards, Auc;ionser.
u BANGS, RICHARDS s. PLATT Store
MONUAY. August Is, and following DAYS
-GlLAK NEW.NORK EAI Z trRhnE Sal G

NJ - "a <; Angst Is, and following days.
RtsGU LAX NEW-fORk FALL TRADE. SALE
IHIKrf-EIGHrh NEn-IoRx TRApr SAln-Catalogu.s
Of this important ale OF BOOKS. PAPER STATIOSE-
RY. STEREOTYPE Plates BINDERS; LEATH /.
ER aud CLOTH &cNc published and ready for De
livery.
The sale viii be commenced on Monday Morning a,vpxs
2s,h 8o'cloek with STATIONERY, and viii ineinac
several aud v)uabe Gycicrs OF recently imported
English d French Stationary also large invoices OF Blank
Visiting and Psyqg Cards Foosc1P, Letter and Billet Pr.
ers C0orsd and Marble DO CGtEy Lead Pencils and
rou Leads and every v,ret Of Foreign and Domestic Sta
ouery also extensive invoices OF Coloed skyers Goat.
Morocco Russia Lelther EDsl>a ard American Shs-skns
Boes Ssners. BooA binders Cioth, &c,
COOkS.ih - sale vi Books Will be commenced on Tues
liy Noming wih Hie,,> lea B!anchaIds invoice and
follow I'll by large ard lnvoicr from nearly all OF
the princina publishers ia h United States
STEREOTYPE. PLAT ES.-The Catalogue also embra
S number valuable Stereotype Plates including
Hose ci HosS iuttoduction vols S'n, Dicks Theology
vols s,o tiodmln, Natural History 3 vols Syo: Phade
phia Pearl Bible Homes ad vols lSmo: the Sereotype
Plates belonging The OF the late Noah Webster ds-
ceased, nc. NJ. -.
supplementary Catalogue, embracing additional! Invoices
va. be- issued the FIRST morning of sale Invoices 10 D. IN
~ IN It should be received BY the 10th OF August at which
AZ PRIVATE SALE.
volumes OF the \ewiorS Pnce Current and shippind
List from lS29 to 1871 inclusive, folio, bound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
Markets Carefully reported for The Tribune
Nr,nnr.n.y AnruSi Z

WEDNESDAY,, august y
ASliES-The demand has not been very large to-day and
vi asaI Of emily $50 TO 300 bbls Pots 81! OF Pearls
about Us bbls haze been taken at 81 ALL believe for
home use.
COTT0N-The sales to-day reach 600 bales without
change lii notice. Holders firm The sale, of
I'd Florida at 81 s. 800 do Mobile 81 s., and 200 do
AN.OTleans at - s-tota 1850 bales. The total import
cs Is, September las, $50 055 bales against ABS 73l
Si year aud 2S go the year before. We quote before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
NO. V. OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE
PEOPLE.
PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,

Orthe LaUS OF the Formation OF National Wealth.
Developed by Of the Christian Law of Goyemment
being substance Of delivered the Handloom
Weavers' Commission.
BY WILLIAM ATKINSON.
W,rH Az INTRODUCTION, Treating Of The present state Of
the Science of Political Economy, and The adaptation
Of its Principles 10 the Condition Of our o~n Co'nTy
and the upSuiidtng Of ITS Prosperity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
Common Ingram Carreting at Is. 3D. per yard
Extra fine Ingram CarpetinS, Is.
Three Ply Carpeting, S..
Floor Oil Cloths. any width. Is.
Transparent Window Shades; IS: to PAS per pair.

~ Jpvne,s Observation-Disclosures at our bib oil
mortality and you will find that Consumption more De-
structiye TO human life in this country than sn{ othef
always ece well aceomnanle this terrible sInosle n
PuInonary disease checked early and where me k
so great the Danger imminent IS astonishing thas nd
yidua should b. found mad neglect the means OF
cur Dr. Jsyne Expectoan be readily procured IN any
part OF the United States and the experience and voluntary
ths Of Professional who stand in the first rank
OF medical science all point it out as ts best ever
chest wnp and organs n. the o Pt9 s
:. d b,.;c;ans Of the day Sold BIZ A. B. i D. SANDS
Drnggsts No 70 Fuonstreet, 273 Broadway, and 7 East
D $50, as Cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

WORK WANTED.-A COOPER, thoroughly
w acquainted with his business and having long had the
charge OF shop DESTROYS Of employment ci,y
tr Being out Of work he ready labor ANY terms
The best testimonials capacity aud integrity Will be given
Please apply 20 DENNIS CRONIN, POP Church street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

70 Boarding Sehoo ! Rlrs Institute
- irnis WM P. LYON, A NJ, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

AGENTL EMAN, who teaches the French lam
n cuage and Drawing DESTROYS Of obtaining his board In
o,yare family where his services Instructor these
So branches Of Education will be considered as full equiv
a!ent Very satisfactory references Will De gwen Address
u =, ,h- office Of The r ribune. au. lws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
l)I ED,

On Wednesday, August q, joins v GRsEsfIrIp, In the
l7th year OF his age.
HIS friends and acquantances also those OF his brother
James H. Greenfield requested to attend his funeral this
afternoon a, clock from the residence OF his broern-
aw John Van Busktk 22l Tenthstreet without farther
invitation
Yesterday morning William vanderoort, aged 81 years,
for many years resident of th, city
His funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock,
from his late residence No Hamilton-st. Newark, NJ
In this cy August 9 Maria Elizabeth Bennett seiict OF
the late Henry Beme of New Brunswick, \. aged IS
In this city, Aug. Charles Schan native Of Germany,
aged 81
Thomas c. Pearsa aged II.
In Orange county Aug. 5, Joseph A. Ferol aged 80.
At Macon Ga July 30, Rebecca Ann Lamar, daughter
and only child of Cen NJ g. Lamar late President OF the
Republic of TEXAS, aged 10
At New Orleans July -, William upham, ls olcer OF
ship Normandy OF this port. He took some sal ammonlac
through mistake, and died in few minutes aterward
In Paper Mill Village, n H. July 10, Stella f. daughter
Of Robertson aged - monthsdeath occasoncd by
eating cobalt which had been mixed with molaseS to Kill
flies.
At ST. Thomas w. l. June IS, Thomas NJ. May, late of
this city.
Passengers Arrived
In ship Alabama, from New Oreans--Mr Cummings,
lady and lchdcen, Mr. Pratt Capt Sagey Mr. Foster and
son--30 steerage.
In bark California, from Neuvitas-Dr Glenny, Gibbs,
James T Hodge Thoma, Tierney, lady and child
In brig Growler from New. Orleans-H Fairfield, w
Davenport, c Galley, Peabody
Passengers 10 Arrive
In brig L Baldwin from SayannahMrs Brown, Msssrs
Comwell, Goodsell, W Butler, Jones, George and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

~ Walter Forward and a. w. M ARK
Attorneys at Law. hrlsburKh. Pa- NE Slts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

II7ANTED-A lot of secondhand Stoves.
w not. addressed to x A Tribune Office Will be attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW. YORK, AUG. 10, 1913
Cleared,

Ships Toronto Griswod London, John Griswold; John
Cummings, Thayer Baltimore Taylor Merrill.
Br bark Brothers, Daniels Liverpool u Mum.
Schr john Cummings, Thaye Baltimore Ia!io = Merrill
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DOY WANTED-To come we'll recommended.
- Apply at 10 CourtlandstIeet, corner OF Greeuwch-
abour II o aulU IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

~ American Institute.-Tbe regular monthly
meeting of the American Institute will b. held Reposi-
tory in PAX this Thursday evening u O'Clock
It GCRDON J. LEEDS Rec. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

J3TANTED-A Clerk in Stove Store. young
w man Il IS old Who can give satisfactory ts
commendations and who will be satisfied WIN SAD ~
stove Dealer and leaving al the Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

ECONOMISTS, HO!-A complete SUITS 1891, OF zen m
IL temen's Clothing may De obtained at Lev * o. ~
Nassau street, AT 81 10 H.
Dying and Scoring done in superior style. a. ,,su
Alterations and Repairs, and Clothing made I" oi' w"
and chap; a .r Eaia LOT oiJe'''ns au7 wis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as Coachman and Cook
w By and wife we'll recommends and WIZ Dc gen.
erslir useful Please inquire al 1913 Broadwey aoiV "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

NOTICE-The Copartnershlp heTe!oiore exist
ing between Francis j. Whitsey and Geo W Jenkins IS
This d dissolved By mutual consent he business VIII De
onnn.d al the old stand No. John under the firm OF
PEILBIN s JENklNS.-Sew-fofkA August ISL 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

S,xpss SaRSAP.RrLLA--Ths preparation Is q conhua.
ton heretofore unkno in the history of medicine differing
entirely character aud operations various pre-
aatGns OF SarsapaIla which have been al different times
offered the public specifically upon the whole ,ys-
TEN thereby bringing under lis direct and immediate IN
fects yet ely harmless thar il cannot Iur. the
delicate constitution. IL has been thoroughly ,.rsd in
instances both in health and IN disease When in
perfect health, effect produced b. except an in
OF appetite; but when disease seated the frame and
hurryng fast lis victims along h- path OF life then nyste-
influence felt and enkiHdl.s life igor
and brings health and strength back the ufern. and dis.
ea.ei.
For conclusive evidence superior value and efficacy
certificates published IN this and other city papers.
b. \. B. SANDS eco. Druggists, tGranie Buildings, J
2.3 Broadway, corner of ChamberSeet, New York Sold
also by a. B. K D. SANDS "a Fuou-street and - East
Broadway OF Market-ss-i. Price s per bottle;
bottles Tor So Original documents may been at store
IL The fact ti,t almost every person who rur-
chase Dr. CovyRr's BALM LFr recommended by
those who have used H. sufficient proof any mind that
viii do all that proposes do else why do many come
recommended b those who have used IT. Ii The article
chase having been benefited certainly would recon-
mend others; but II net only recommended by those
who have made of II. but II stands approved by thu high
medical talent IN the land and honest conviction
that If those who have died with CON-CMPToN, DY-PEPsI.
and other diseases Of the LUNGS and Wi>DPfPE, had made
al them would have died with either Of those diseases. The
BALM LIFE for CoUGfts, Colds CoNsUMPTToN,
BForCIIIrI. SORE RoAr DYSPEPSIA, ASTHMA CRoCP,
WHOoPING COUGH NFLL ESzh &c and IS Tor sale, whole,
also by F. Ch4semey 80 Bowery Coddington 227 Hudson
street, Bill 20S Greenwich; Weudoyer al Eighth Ave
nue. and Wood corner of One Hundred and Twrntyrst-
street and Third Avenue, Harlem \. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

WYNN. T. JENNINGS u CO Diapers aud IalI-
w or, Broadway, American Hotel opposite the oun>
tain solicit attention assortment Of seasonable goods.
including Cloths. Casmeres Vestinss, &c, al! the ne"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
commercial and Money Matters.

WAS no, large business done to-day, and price
e I,bsr heayy. Illinois declined !! Indiana !; Harlem
decline in Long Island caused by one OF TIE
@ holders selling on, 5000 shares, and offering 10 sell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

1 ~,
choice selection of Silk and Satin Sca CIsvats hand
kerchiefs Gloves Suspenders Hosiery, Lnde. eats DaT
er Muslin Shirts, Collars &C. prices which must one1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
A SIX DOLLAR BOOK AT HALF PRICE.
THE CHRISTIANS GIFT FOR 1914.

~ PRESS,
THE MOST SPLENDID PICTORIAL WORK ON
BIBLE HISTORY offered to the American public,
Embeshed with several hundred new and fine en-ravin:s
The whole work two volumes one) making about 700
large pages be ganty printed anu bound IN the
most finished style of modern book-makns Tobe published
and ready for delivery in August next:
SEARS'S NEW AND COMPLETE HISTORY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

iTOR THE FACE AND SKIN.-Church's Veg
j eabe Lotion for removing rimpes bloches, eckles.
sunsurn and cutaneous erupons OF every descptioh
The of the Lotion for short time will transform the
most salow complexion into radiant wheness also rem
and inyas Juvenile bloom the complexion Sold at ~
per bo tie Churcs Dspensary 1853 Bowery, corner
nESu lIt-Strn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

mo BUTCHERS AND OTHERS-SECOND
J. AVENUE LOT-For sale, a LOT on Second avenue
between 3h and 18th being q eet 81 inches on ao
rear bv 100 feet In depth Assessments for opening "a avenue
and ssh street also all paid Ths srqnnd
nj SAML. KIP, 1876 Broadway,
,rio9. near Broome-stIeet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

Tll- manager has epgaged this week the CITY BRASS
BAND Of Iep musicians also MaSTEKI, f D!AiMoNnn.
Chinese Nondescrip;, and his EDUCATED DOG-GREAI
WESTERN the locom2t,ys lmitatoI, &c.-Nlr. Bkoo"
Admission the Museum, Garden and ENTERTAINMENTS -
cents children under years OF age half price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

ILLUSTRATED BY A SPLENDID Maj
- Dictionary, Geographical Statistical and Historical,
the various Countries Places Principal Natural OBJ
jects in the World By j. r. M'CrlLocH Esq. The arti-
cles relating toh- United States greatly multiplied and
tended, sc. By DANIEL HHKEL, 4. ". With large
Maps To completed in IS numbers large Svo D
each. aug u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

No deviation in prices and punctualy observed In
filling orders. j. {. BOOTH co iva ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
HOI. Y b B l. F..

As contained in the Old and New Tesaments from the Gre
alton of the World the full establishment OF Christianity
Containing clear and comprehensive Of
narkabc recorded in the Sacred Scriptures
during period ofupwar!s Of Four Thousand Years With
Copous Notes, Critical and Explanatory, forming H.
e Illustrated COMMENTARY OF THE SACRED
TENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

- Cheapest Carpet Establishment in
THE UNITED STATES-No. 90 BOWERY-AN.
pERsoS DeBs, offer their whole stock of Superior
Tued Hearth Rugs, Window Shales, OIL Cloths sc all q
which, having been purchased al low prices for CASH wl
be sold per cent lower than any other establishment III this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

Under the that thu system Of small profits and
uck returns which has elected liberal patronage, VIII
BE- continued whilst such as wlli enable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
O. Warryu, Aucuoneer.
TITO INIpCR TIERS. \ Nd Ma \lfEACTITRERS

WITHOUT EXint CHARGE FOR ApMlssI0N
Among the many articles already deposited the ROTARY
KNITTING LOOM Tor mann facmrug gloves, aud ever.
article of wearin apparel measure all whole complete a'
seamless The whole operation OF knitting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No; Sprsn1e ;s ,ss.
w The subscribers inform their and tes 20 BE-
they nave now hand the greatest .ag al very
duced prices Shades of any pattern or SIC syle not to
Signs Banners and Interior DeGoI t, 49,
be surpassed by any Other e'ta Bs9aRToL DE MAUNY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

HOBOkEN.-Increas attractlons.-Free In
l stumenta Concerts the Pavilion of the Elysian
Fields every afternoon A superb Brass Band will be in at
tendance the lawn ont Of the Pavilion and perform
va iety and popular marches &c &c
Til, additional novelty the arfamed beauty OF Its seen
cr cannot fail increase the pleasure derived from visit To
this very avorite
Ire ferry boats ply to Hoboken from Barclay Canal and
Cbr;Stnnhsr s,ra-,s Fare only 81 cents au7 is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21
DrnGoCRATrC nrurTrMo.

A: meeting of the Democrats Of JEFF
fsrson, held at the Court. house, on Mon
day tho 18Th day Of December, on mo-
ton of Henry Bedi0ger, ESQ, JOHN
HUMPHREYS was called 10 the Chair,
and ISAAC FoUKE and B r. WASHING
TON were appointed Secretaries.
The object Of the meeting having been
explained by H. BediDger, On. motion, il
was resolved, that committee Of Z be-
appointed by The chair, TO draf. resolu-
lions for the meeting. Whereupon, the
following gentlemen were named as said
committee:--Col. Braxton Davenport.
H, Bedinger Benjamin Wilson, Joseph
>Shewalter. Col. R. Lucas. Garland Davis.
and Charles B. Harding
The Committee having retired, ontheir
return reported The following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted BY the
meeting
Whereas, The time il iast approach.
ing when, as citizens bfa great Republic.
we will be called upon 10 exercise lha
most important prerogslives 81 fYee
people, the casting those votes. which are
70 shake or sustain the pillars Of our ns-
uonai prosperity, and believing that the
principles for which the Democracy are
now and ever have been conienaino.
since The foundation Of our Government.
are essential 10, and identified With. the
true interests Of our country, We have this
day met together to take into considera-
ton snch measures a. will insure ouf
uniied and harmonious seton ID the COM
ing Presidential contest. and Il lhs same
time 10 enter our most solemn protest
against the policy Of the Wing party, ID
seeking 70 tx upon The country measures
at war with the Constitution, aud ID direct
conflict with the genius Of our Govern
ment.
Resolved therefore, That The General aoyern<
ment i possessed Of no inherent powers but should
be governed inits actioh 81 fboss which nave heer
delegated 20 Il hy the individual States. shat there
10 no feasuren political xystetn more erseni;sr
to liberty than The nnmpaired soverernlier IL tks
States and that n the Watchsul guSraanship exer
eised By them over their riegia and me powers az
the General Governments, we have lie rurest rnsr-
any that the latter will be kak within its lertinale
orbit
Resolved. That the 4 General Weilsre's doctrine
which We have seen carried 10 sneh perfection ~
me late Wing Congress, Il tiAngerousanfl dcslrl'
use 70 &c tende1cy, and should therelSxe nseei
strenuous opposition q eYerx Ion & of fls
constitutional order.