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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
SfraY Weiftr.I

RtANE to the farm of the SUBSCRIBE pr, rcsid-'
~ ing near ChaFlesown, about tAe LIST OF
july last, LIGHT >BRINDLE HELPER. with
horns, white legs and belly. The owler Of the
shove stray IS requested 10 come forward imme.
diately, prove property, pay charges, land take
her away. ISAAC SHEWAATER.
Aug 10. 1913 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
Il Comfortable Dwelling,

Good Kitchen, Corn aid Smoke Houses Barn
aud SlabiLg only tolerable. The farm is under
good fence, and vel iset in ciayer--sbo 10
acres can be seeded this fall. The farm i WI.
tered By well which-hhs never sel failed with
10 the recoIlectipn.of any ono I.
Tihs .Ttsis thousand dollars on the issi
September, the balance in three annual raAf-
meIi,s, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
7 Possession given on being sold, reserving the
right Of threshihg the present crop Of whea',
and securing the growing .cfopof corn
JOHN W. DALGARN.I
tJy 81 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
I Money Found.

a SUN Of money was found 10 THO store Of
IA the subscribers, on or about theE6th ult.,
which the owner can have by calling for.
A s G w HOLLAND. \
Aug 3. l543.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
Cheap and good Groceries.
RfRGLNLA. no WIT.

!. VIRGINIA, TO WIT.
At Rules holden III the clerks Office Of The cir
cult superior court Of law and chantsfy for
+ Jefferson county, the FIRST Monday in August,
1913:
Frances E.IB. Frame an infant. b. Fan
c&s 2. Frame, her merit friend.
PLAINftFF,
AGAINST
Samuel C. Snyder, John w. d. Dg6iekL II
.Tohn Ka6fe. DESCENDANTS.
y IN CHANCERY. Irs
JENNIE defendant, Samuel q. Snyder,
4 not having entered his appearance, and
given security according 10 the act of 5ssem-
bly, and 1te rules Of this court and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that be, is not an
inhabitant ofthis country II isordered, Thstihe
said defendant do appear here 90 the first day
Of the next term, and answer the bin Of tho PLAIN
till and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published inGharles-
town. for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
at the front door Of the courthouse in the said
townIof Charlestown.
RI. BROWN, ci.rk
Aug 10 siS41
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Imsf ReceiYed.

III BARRELS No. l14srring.
NJ Also. on hand and for sale. Ground
Alun and Fine Salt, Shad, Maekerel, Bacon,
Lard, SC 81 ~ MILLER
Aug. 10. Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

Ills -zp0 gallons superior quality Winter
~ Strained Sperm Oil al 81, 10 per gallon,
90 gallons pure Lard, perfectly limpid, S1t,
barrel pure Sperm Oil, pale. 81 90
For sale 10y JOSEPH CROSBY
HSrpers Ferry. Aug. 10, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

IN CH.4NCERY
Wax defendant Jos I. Shannon, not having essier-
= ed his appearance and given security according
the Act of Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court; and 4 appearing BY satisfactory evil
denee that he is not an inhabitant Of this eoun-
try IL Is ordsrsd, That the said Defendant 10
appear here On 1he FIRST day of the next term,
and answer the Bill Of the Plaintiff, and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaperspublished in charIestown, for
two months successfully, and posted At the
front door Of the Courthouse, in the said town
Of Charlestown,
a Copy--Teste,
n. T. BROWN. Clerk.
Aug. 10, Isa3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
Salt. Salt.

Virginia, Jefferson Co., Set.
July Term, 1913, Of tie County Court :.
nm the motion Of John w Walker, ons Of
- the distributes OF Jckn1W Kettle, deed,
u 8 ordered, That all persons who have cIsims
against tho said John W. Keirle, decd do exhi-
elt the same for1seitlement within three months
from the date Of this order, and that this order
be published eight weeks suecessyaly, in the
Virginia Free Press, newspaper published in
Charlcsiown, in this county, and also posted at
the front door OF the Courthouse oflhEs county,
on tive successive Court days.
A Copy -Tesis,
T A. MooREl C. C.
August 10, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Al Rules holden IN the clerks Office 6f The
circuit superior court Of law and chAHrery
for Jefferson County, the 6rst Monday -
August ls4B
Joseph .lIc.liursn. JFiiliam Bufls, i and
Edicnd Lucas. Sen. PrMSrfFRs,
AGAINST
Eiwund I lee. Jr. -7leraaHIy K B0iefsr
-adninistfaicr Of Henry Boteley, deed,
George Reynolds, jacob ~, Rsmsigs
Peter Sdner,pein. and Henry BersE
II DErESnANF Is,
IN CIi-3-y'CE8K.
Vas Defendant Peter Sa1.E~sin. mol hssirg snlesed
hls appearances, and gises unit, according %
the act Of assembly and the rules 81 this cSusf
and il i ppea airing 81 satisfactory evidence that
he Is moi M inhabitants Of Ibis country s 5f-
dsre1. That the sad defendant u sfpeaf here
on the Erst day ef Che next Term, and answer
the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that copy u thIs
order BE forthwith inserted IN some newspaper
published IN Charlsstowu, for Two nsenths bnr-
ccssireIy. aud poSie1 1t the front door Of De
c0uft-housc ii the said town Of charlcsiowli
A Copy Tes,s,
r.. r. BROWN, CisFk
Aug 10. 1888.
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NOTICE.

II Ii PERSONS indebted to Adam Young,
IA Jr., Of Harpers-Ferry, are rediested 10
call on the undersigned and seltle> their accounts
before the 2Oih instant, else they must place
them in the course Of collection by law.
RICHARD PARKER, '
GERARD b. WAGER,
Augu.t3 8, 1855. Z Trustees
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SODA. WARss@s
vTo be had al the Store Of
May a, 1913. II BEARD & CO.
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TinaOllnV Seed

ID ' sss / IL s's .s 81 ~
Aus 10 4 ~
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--s-aaf -----7--'T-
JEFFERSON FARM

n - = III TT IN
4 VILE. offer At public suction, lon the. rrenEi.
q ses, or The l9ih Of .h,gasf nfrL az O'Clock,
p. NH THE FARM on which / reside, nehr
i.eetofn, adjoining the lands uf George D.
sBeall, Charles I.owndes. and John Meyer The
farm CONTAINS about T,co Hnlksd and Ssrspr
Eight .qcret, Of strong limestone land. Abont
one-thfrd Of the fatm isl id good timber. THE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
S 4 a. sc 0N 3D. "a = 70
SPRINGS.
JEFEERSO.r COU.rTI., sphginfa.

IS
1NHIS agreeable, and attractive Watering
- Place will be open for company on the ftsl
of Jnne lis five miles South Of Gharlestowni
and only seven hours travel on the Rail Road
from Baltimore and Washington. It's medicinal
qualities, and the charullnc scenery by which i
is surrounded, have been foryears the theme q
admiration, and il is no exaggerauon 70 say they
are unsurpassed
Capt J6sErn F. ABEih, Already advantageous
ly known as host, will have charge of the con
cern, and The Proprietors feel assured that every
thing will be wen done and in order. With iht
annexed list Of prices, vsiters cannot failio b
sa.is6ed:-
BOARD per week IS 90
.. per day af;er2 weeks 4 0O4 !
g per day, less than week rs
Children under II years Of age, and servants
half price. Horses per day so cents.
iIEA neat and comfortable STAGE will be
a, The Raj Road Depot every day, to convey
passengers tothe Springs.
TIE PROPRIET0RS.
NAV 25, 1913
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Aug 10. LEE.
VIRGINIA., TO WIT !:

.
Al Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of tho
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery
for jefferson County, the first Monday in
August, l843
.9nseRper ID. KidscsR, PLAIxfITF,
AGAINST
Joseph P. Shannon, and Jesse Sekeisld,
DEFENDANTS,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
Honey,
4. IRON.

S1UST received Of Messrs Mcpherson &ysr-
y ney, a lot Of BAR IRON, al slzes, which
will be sold at Manufacturers prices +
Az G w HOLLAND.
Harpers-Ferry, June go, lS43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
Red Ticking.

ar prime quality, at l2AL cents.
" Aug3 e M AISQpITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
PoSTPONEMENT.

June 8, ls43
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
Warren Murder.

This case progresses very slowly, and IN is 4
,elOpemeat BY eonn.ction Of citcum,aaee, ,,
to Justify the suspicious entertained Of he Pr.Ones g
John Stader. Jr. detailed at gyea, length 10.
transaction OF $50 with Carter, an the acceptance Of -
note from him Tor the amount; Described the apts,:,
and measurement Of The horsetEacks tha ;oad wh -
been so frequently referred TO- and The corresponding o.
theshoes and nail, Of CatterI horse With tbs n,,.,
tho track. when compared with them.
Charles s hyers-Am blacksmith meas
ursd the tracks; there when the horse there.
IN, left fore foot shoe up .nd ,Iicd the track
appeared 70 TT the uacs vary well all around as SCI !, -
rack nicely he ,hoe did appear TO have been :
king off, had proper shaPs; 'at down oa my g1.-a ~
laid the shoe in the tack and locked around ii j, m
no gas, rsh, where the pfins OF the shoe Wa.
Wtlliam DiltS testified TO having made shoe,
for Carter, mare (which fitted the tracks eIscy VIII,
6r,tsaw the tracks, said according 70 lie track, Is..rs
II ccs Cdr;e,;s mare that made them.
Ths remainder Of DiIs's testimony merely detailed il.
circumstances OF he examination, MAKE, form eosdil
size and comparison Of the shoes with the mark, III. ,c
IN all OF which i, most lorcible and convincing
Adjourned! 20 Friday
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence oi The New-York Tribune.
PHMAprLPMIA, Septsmber l-P

PHnADrLPAiAr September Pm
TuE WEATHER, &c.--Duung Yesterday snd ,o-aiy L,
weather ha, be-u threatening charsc;ef though .le,
ingly We have had ram several tunes th' mcr,a,
aad the atmosphere gradually growing cooler The u4
kets are orer->tocked sth fruit, the supply evteay
cre..inc instead Of diminishing. Peaches Of the mos.
cous hsvor, can De obtained in almost any quantity as
Cents per basket; w.,emeons may be purchased ,l
excellent quality :, 81 and uPwa!d pss hundred uu,Hrn
and cirous s., 10 Is per b.sA apples pear, Sc c
be had trite the supply on hand being uup,ql
large. Other article. Of country produce plea
without material change in price The sea,Oa ha, br-s
glorious for the poor and our praye.s due .
Providence for this additional ~; OF his b-n,Gcence
FATAL AccIpENT.-A poor man, whose name ,,e,,
,sined 10 be Jackson Jarden accidentally fell beneath m
wheels Of co. car while attempting get into the ,,a
while .bou; starting from Reading Wednesday, and n
as,any crushed death, the whole train passing over II
breast
ErcIrrMrxr--Consideisb able opposition msrii-,s aei
among the friends OF temperance IN the city and codn
relative TO the pardon Of Dr. SlcCleaaeh,n and wLs,
McCeEachan who convicted last weak al Norrsorp
Of an aggravated assault and battery upon the Rev S.nu
A ron, and sentenced TO moahs imprisonment! ,al
fine of $50.
SUccE:.ruL.--Capt. Mceker Of New.York Ia, faalr
succeeded bv means OF diving.beIl in discovering G
wreck OF the sloopowsr Du Braak, Which sunk soa
forty or fifty year. since III the pe,wi;e Bay. Il n
she had much specie on board.
FILTHY SrREErs.-The streets of Southwark and Mon.
mesuC are IN sad coudition--enough IN many place, 70
create disease The same may be said Of large lunDt Il
th. sm,ll streets IN the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
PR,p.Y. S.p,embs. !.

FRiDAy, Ssptembss l.
MARINE Court Before Judge HAMMOND
Samuel /. Carter n, julia Smith--The plaintiff 'old
defendant Household furniture 5r which he was
be paid b, nstlmrn of $40 perwrrk The Pe'ea 'e'0'
balance due The defendant u yoan: "e
occupying boa.- Of improper character and Is can
tended ;hai the painlf recover he "" ,"ns
The fact The tine of sale Two three witnesses ie'1
10 paa calling yr money snd showing by h' aA'"e'
that te knew what tho character Of the hooss- 10
Court dunnc the Of the witnesses i' 'A''
the gal. tell where 'hey Live aud what is th'f o's'
ton, th,t tbs jury m:it b~ enabled 70 dseidt ""'
gree Of weight e,r sesamon, eDtiisd To- In ~ 'p
the c3uR SEATED That II the plar'in knew. Al M "",
making the contract that he defrad-Gt sf! ho"s "
imPropri ehlrseer he eaaaat recover bat he n'"T =.
sale wihou; such knowlrdsr, It - valid The ''f!'
short abs-ncc I-tuAri verdict 80 .r9f ~ de'eHJ-R
Police OyTcE.-A Female PicgPocSET.-oJ..ji
hceg COckgIir this EorRius co!-r-i !emaI
May Brower. fof ptcSaS t,- pocktt 4 John DItrs Ir6
Of III Warren street, while .r Ia h ho9s, "a
u.stly n'.hi, u Jhtes dyahiool., worth sis i%
Is fully oenaitl,l.
Arr,aIrE 70 Kl.l-Thts faarlisE c3!Jryd iseAg, s4
named CJnela SmIa arrested g.. d3ntr a,! w liz.
ing George Thomas. siso eolofed who fs'ide' ~ de
street with knit The being ncsas,d y ,,o
NAE approached hm, snI w!th k=e ir :lie'Fo i, hi,
waunt' on hi' peison, oue IN Zach Mm iad '"r O-',
thigh. II,
srrALtSc wsAErao Arr,pEL-A6bf. jnss'Is, f.,, he
ored female arrested tor steaiIn= frots k
wife OF W,Iiiln Dasiing, Il Orange 't'ee'.
CoRoNgR's OrprcK LuHAl1c DEAp !,
wArcuHoc,r--A wateh,naa named Lew sh''as'.'.
discovered ss nigh, r.ving AID beh'rns IN "a
Gus manner in tie Ninta ayraue between EouFte'''
Fteeatl streets, .ad procuring the aid Of 'no'"si
man the na.a W., take, The Fourth D'Srie'
oyerJeer,oa Market wher, !; va, oaad neee''aT n s.I
sequence OF hi, unruy behavior TO hAzdenh "i" N .,
for the night, lie heard and rave
s,me time. when the noise ces,ed. On h cell do0'
OPENED about o'clock ,bi, moraias, he "ai
dead An inquest hsd ,he body and 'tf@is. - r
d.red Of death by congestion Of the brain Pfodaee'
sanity /. a.cer;ained ina. hi, was R"Ser' 'p
wood an Ir,hm.n. and IS years Of age. He wa'
cuser by tr.de, had been Of inemPessts habits but "A'
,eIly reformed.
Fouxp Daowsrp-The Coroner also hid sa infasn IN
No y Yves; street, the body Of uaknowa sa soo.
floating early the morning the North river, 81 INC
OF Morris He is about 80 years Of age aEd
be Patrick Mallon from paper, found IA his fls w..
Ing thai name. His shirt sss also marked "P.A' W.
dict, Found drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
- some Fe-e:gn News by tse MaEgaEet wiu

IL Some Foreign News by the Margaret VIII
be found on our First Page. We add the fol-
lowing
Spuy.-The siege of Seville was raised on the
26th of July, and the Regent set out for Cadiz.
The Cortes was convoked for the 18th of Octo-
ber All the diplomatic representatives al Ma
drid, except Mr.. Irving and the Mexican Minis
ter, had announced that they would wait Tor n
structions from their Governments before recog
nizing the provisional Government. II Is SAID
that the leaders OF the successful party were quar-
rc!ing among themselves as to the course next to
be pursued.
On Espartero'5 arrival at Cadiz, he placed
himself under the protection OF the British flag,
embarking on board the Malabar, which imme-
diatelv got under way for England. In his re-
treat from before Seville he was hoty pursued by
Gen. Concha.
General o'Donnell has been appointed Captain
General OF Cuba
Gen. Van Halen and many other officers OF
Espartero's army we're taken prisoners.
The Extraordinary Gazette, published on the
2Sth announces the submission OF Saragossa to
the provisional Government, on condition OF the
whole National Guard OF that city continuing
armed and organized under the control OF the
constitutional Ayuntamiento.
The Repeal excitement in Ireland is unabated
and is the subject of frequent debate in Paria
msnt The Ministry steadily refuse to strike the
first blow, but are prepared for any contingency
The fortresses in Ireland are said TO be provls-
oned for SIX years.
O'Connell, at the last meeting of the Repeal
Association, stated that he had invitations on
hand to attend eleven great Repeal demonstra-
tons in different parts OF Ireland. He admon-
shed the Irish in this country severely and Justly
for their hatred and i'll treatment Of the African
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

Their Wool would not have sold Tor fasthlng
more, while their Gram, Vegetables, Fruits &C.
would have been lower than they now are But
Loco. Focoism has no higher ai1n than to make
temporary capital for itself by playing upon the
ignorance and selfshness that may be iound IN
different classes, involving them IN hostllles with
each other, and thus cnsuring she destruction OF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

The testimony IN the case OF Lieut. Taliate,,,
on t.ial before the Naval Couu Msrtil sitting On bo,5
u s ship Pern,y yyAniA Norfolk can4Iu!e Or T
day The Court adjourned until "Wednesday !. IL o'ri
when Lieut.. 7. was 10 make his defence
The Court met on Wednesday, when Lru T.I,,r,,,
appeared and made HI. defence, after which the Cs
cleared ard lecsion made the cess .pd ,.,,,
70 Washington,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
GEN. JAcKsov.-z-A gentleman who visited Ga

GEN. JAcKsoN.-AA gentleman who visited Ga
Jackson the Hermitage few days ago reports the o'
tsran exceedingly feeble body thsug vigorous crr
in mind r. ha, no, ths been his grounds
superIGtend hs busne, aud ssd lie expected 10 DOT
again The vistrr beiag Phil,iephlsn. the General IA
CURED ,bnu Nj Bidde with kindness said n. regretted
OF fortune, inquired soIctouiy whether the '.t
was true that Mr. Btdes mind had become impaired ,id
said that he could not believe Nh Bidls corrupt m,n sE
thought h- had m,dc great mistakes Jour oi Con
STEAMBOAT ACCIpENTs.--The steamer CieoPa
arrived yesterday from Norwich IN TOYS Of 'tt,hSS
Champion repairs
On Wednesday, steamer Thorn, on the New London a.
Sag Ha:bor route broke her shaft Oyster Point II
same day the ,eambo. AHceic4 ,hs rocks near S'1
London and damaged her bottom. She the ways
A Bosse, and repaired aud resumed hex rP' yt''efd'
ROBBERY IN RAILROAD Cara passeugeI
named Boyd in the Harrisburg of 90 Sd'nFa'I
evening robbed of pack,gr, Of money smouass
70 1851 Some papers which had b.en IN the packages wn
found upon the floor of the which proves clearly 't %
money taken while sitting IN II. [PhAd. Gatsie
II, We were reminded Of tho old question
Ii AsH-A does not spell Asia wha; in thuuder does
spelll when afew days since. IN town in Essex, 'oH'
what remarkable for It, pecusntie. heard bst 90,
the sailors wives inquired Il the wl- oI lhs tapaiH o w
ship Loo Choo how soon the Loco was expected
A CHILD KILLED BY a BEAR.--A little glri
C,aouIburg Penn. killed by bear day or Two ,ne
The bear which pet chained and psSe OF emu
ten annoying him with sucks .Ed stones ~ Whiea
he became enged and breaking his cham ssaed Ib. !u'
giI and squeezed her to death.
13- American Brussels carpeting sells % cents
yard cheaper than the imported article. TINE san
u Fredonia, Cbautauque Co. is infested with
gang of burglars.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
e. TRIBUNE
THE EVENING TRIBUNE
-t1I t. n,,hJished This Day q: o'clock.

twill eoaia ip addition tie matter of the Morning paper
j, The New. received BY the Morning Mails;
q saaa-a,ry report Of The MARKET including Stocks
t,cr, the day's ssles up to O'Clock, P. NJ.
8 Ths ARsrvlLs at our Hotel; for the dsy
We shall &c, pub.h the List of Arrivals IN our s.0'ai's
Edition becaa.e mos. of the rstsrs reach onf eiiy Ia the
Morning. and The fc Of their coming is old news the next
morning when many Of them have left hs city Beside We
have not room for then
All Advertisements viii! appear in both oar Morning aud
Evening Editions. Our business friend, viii perceive their
advantage in this.
Subscribers and Postmassu earnestly requested 70
.ppriss ps which edition send Generally except East
of Corn.ccat and along the North River shall send the
Morning paper heretofore unle, the Evening ordered
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

T Hon. Willis Hall, at our last adyices from
Albany, was still slowly recovering, and could
move his left limbs slightly. His articulation
was weak and indistinct, however, and his ply
sicians, though speaking of his symptoms as IA
vorablc, did not promise his speedy or entire res
fnrafinn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

PREMIUM RAZOR SrRoP.-The hnt premium The
after 90 g. SApsDER, for the areaon Of the Metallic
Tablet with four sIdrsNo side having the effect hoa-
without using oil or w,trr-t ot-f r-s are for keeping the
with hn- smooth edge ifson with on them
always ksepa the IeTfrct order without
having cutler barber il u,ed and
nended the first cutters of England ard certified by -
scientific gentlemen this country lis great c-brty
Ia. caused counr-rfes and izmtions innum-rabe hch
easily b. detected By the ADD mpcrec; surface Of
what cal-d Tablet ,ide original b-iag smooth and
polished Mlaufactory l53 Broadway wher. !aSe assert
o Toetts articles OF the hr, quality Away, be
had. er3l gs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

NJ NINA has been issued by the Harpers,
verv ne.y, from Mary Hovus translation paid for BY
Winchester A, these houses pn6lish on each other
habualy ; i. all play, suppose; but they would
coD,pI their own interests BY agreeing different course
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

ir-t I'm old Subscriber who think. that our Adfer-
.isementI &c. would appear conspicuous in larger
paper is informed respectfully differ from him Let
him Try 10 find al advertisement paper and then In one
OF the blankeshees We may enlarge hu. we shall do 1t
on compu,cu, and iih reluctance.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
Election OF President.

A correspondent inquiries how many Electoral
Votes each State is entitled to under the New
!Apportionment OF Congress We have stated
long since, but will state it again for the benefit
OF those who may have forgotten
Prss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

troubled with these will
rejoice to ind that By the of the WIZ. Window sh'des
manufactured TO order by Messrs Lee Co. No. is Factory
street. they can be eectusy Ilered from their dssceebie
cornpsnonshp. the hare beautiful and II other
respects very useful article. Sos advertisement another
COLUMN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
Pres. Electors.

To know how many Members Of the House any State is
entitled TO, subtract or sena,or,) from it, quota Of
Electors above and the remainder will BE- the number OF
Representatives.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

CRY HornL-on and after the Is, sept, the charges for
Board and Lodging =: hi, Hotel will b. S? per day
.u3l 81 CHESTER JESINGS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

II THE PRESIDENTS DAuGHrERs one OF
rr,d,rika R,enelI admirable stories i, published this day
br J. Winche.yer as translated By Mary Hewitt 1t has
been published before beere in some other version
but we only read Mary Hovitt,, and we presume most
-eadar, d. lihrHke.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

Dss- For Letter from Nh. WEED. and q great e"'7s
~ of Foreign and Dome,tic Intelligence, see First Page
{- For communication on Csupy Se. see Last rag
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

HowAHo, HoTEL-on and after the first day Of septsu.
bernet the former psice, for board and lodging VIII be
sumed rz: 81 Per DAY. Angus, %, 1913 su3l stD'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
he new Legislature stands

last year.
election OF Robert Armstrong to Congress over
Gen George S. Houston, late Member. Com
plete returns show that Gen. Houston is reelected
by 64i majority He is Calhoun man; Ann
strong is for V an Buren,. The District is strongly
Loco-Foco.
The new Legislature divides as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

WlvERLrr HoUsE.-On and after the l,t September the
c-, Of Board an Lodging , House will b 81 per day.
or Slr per week ORMSBEE s. CARTER