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In virtue Of the authority vested in the Executive
by the 9Th section of the act Of Congress, approved
Sd March, 1881, entitled San act TO create the office
of Surveyor OF the public lands for the State of Lou
sianan and by the 7lh section OF the act Of Congress
approved on the 9Th May, 1922 supplementary TO the
several act, for adjusting claims 10 land aud establish
log Land Offices in the districts East Of the island OF
New Orleans, notice is hereby given that the Office OF
Surveyor General Of Louisiana is 10 be removed from
DONALDSONVllLE to BATON ROUGE; and
that the Land Office for the district East of the island
of New Orleans and West of Pearl river, is also to
be removed from GREENSBURG TO BATON
ROUGE, soon as the necessary arrangements for
the purpose can be made
Special notice as to the precise date Of the respec.
tive removals will begiven 10y the Survey or General
and the Register and Receiver of the Land Office
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington
this twenty ninth day of September A ID. lS43
( JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
THO. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office
Oct 4-law6w
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M CUNT VERNON RACES.-1he Races over
WI the MOUNT yER.NON COURSE, Alcxan-
dria on The Virginia side Of the Potomac will com
mence on Tuesday, The Sd Of October and continue five
days. The Isl, 20, and 81 days shall run sweep.
stakes for years old colts and lillies Also milo
heats, and two mile heats for Jockey Club money
The amount Of purses, &c., will he published in bills
And on Friday, the 9Th day OF the month, FAsuroN
REGISTER, and REGENT, will run mile heats for
the following purses =: the proprietor puts un $1,000
ana each oi the parties an inside stake Of s5OD--
making purse Of $500 Same day a sweepstakes
500 entrance. p. p. two mile hcats--to which the
proprietor adds 500. Closed with tlc following en-.
tries, to wit
James NJ Z. Newly enters sorrcl horse Wipcbes.
ter, hy Clifton, dam Contention, wears old Geo.
W. MILAN enters b, mare Duchess by Coronct dam
Tariff, 5yeara old. Col. VIM Duvall enters b. horse
81 Pierre, by Pomonkey, dam by Lafayette 6 years
old And on Saturday, the last day, jockey Club
Purse s250-l0 per cent. entrance, to be added TO
the purse, mile heats, tree for all ages Also same
day, sweepstakes for B. year old colts and FLIES
thai never won race, S2J entrance, 7. r. 10 which
the proprietor will add $50 to name and close on OF
before The 9th day Of October three more to make
II has been published in several papers that the
mistress OF the turf, Miss FASHION would not vi
sit The Mount Vernon Course this fall assert posi-
lively she VIII he here, and will run four mile heat,
over lie Mount Vernon Course, on Friday, the 9th
day oil October next; ensuing and should She die in
the intermediate time, will preserve her noble BODY
and exhibit 1t on that day therefore, those wishing
10 have sight Of her shall not be disappointed whc
thcr she is dead or alive
WIN. MERSHJ IN, Proprietor
Sept 2J--eotd
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w OMAN AN ENIGMA Or, Life and lie Re-
w vcallngs-a Tale-By the author Of " Con-
quest and Self Conquest-l volume Just published
and tbs day received, FOR sale by p. TAYLOR, or
for circulation among the subscribers 10 the Nay,iy
Circulating library. sep 10
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TREATISE ON FOOD AND DIET,

WI observations on the regimen suited for dis
w ordered states Of the digestive organs, and an
account of the dietaries of the principal metropolitan
and other establishments for paupers unaiics, Grim
mails, children, te sick, &C. &c. by J. Pereira of The
Royal College of Physicians Of London, vol. $40.
lSi3, price one dollar
Food, and its Influence Health and Disease with
rules for the preservation of health by Matthew Tru-
man, NJ. d. vol. London, ls43 just imported
Principles of Human Physiology, with their chief
applications II Pathology, Hygiene and Forensic Me-
dicne, with hundred illustrations, b. w. b.
Carpenter, NJ. D., Lecturer on Physiology in the
Bristol Medical School. First American edition,
l5l3 with additions by the author, and notes and ad
dtions by Meredith Cymer, Nj d.
Just received, for sale, together with many other
late Medical and Surgical Books, by
sept 1917 F. TAYLOR.
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- LII --OGe coed two 81 ~, and three
u story b'iek house both sdvantagoously situated
u'e one IN the I'd ward aud The other In the Sd ward
wen calculated for private residences OF for board
"s "o' es-at reasonable rent, IL applied for
oeP' ~o--u JOHN p. VAN NESS.
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FOR RENT

A PLEASANT furnished chamber, where there
y are children aud entirely FREE from dust and
morse. The location Is in olh, just above , street,
and TO person who Is fond Of study and retirement
II ~ be both pleasant and agreeable. Enquire Of
n 81 this Office. july q
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r AROQUES IMPROVED FLORIDA WATER.

IL This agreeable composition, which is not sur
passed by any of the imported Cologne Lavender
Waters, aud much superior TO any other article ia
the country bearing the same name is obtained from
the plants which grow in the Southern parts of the
United States. 1t is excellent aud mild cosmetic,
nyigoratng the nerves, refreshing and beautifying
the skin, and removing reckles and many other dis.
orders Of the face. II also contributes to perfect
state OF health by couneracting noxious exhalatons
and iortiiying the debiitated nerves. The genuine
article is constantly for sale at Staloners Hall at less
than the former price w. FISCHER
aug l5-3weod
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NOR RENT, well furnished House, for six or
4 twelve months, III the neghborhood Of the Pre-
sidents house. For further information, apply TO
ROBERT w. DYER < co.
sep I33aW2w
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CHALLENGE BLACKING.

CHALLENGE BI.ACkING.
VIZ FISCHER has just received fresh supply Of
w Masons inimitnbe Backing, which Is the
only standard article In tie country Ii affords
more beautiful polish in less time than any other SINH
lar composition II will not soil the whitest linen and
shines alike in damp and dry weather For whole
sale aud retail at Stationers' Hall
sep S-3tawiw
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RARE AND VALUABLE Bo1Ks-

ii AMPfON SON { b street, near Treasury
II have, amongst their collection Of Books the
following, yiz.--Ihe History of the W rli by Sir
Waller Raleigh, Knight, To which is aided Sir w
haiegh's Voyage OF Discovery TO Guiana london
tdltloo Webster's Speeches, 3 vols Lafontaine's
Fables, both in the original aad translation Ures
Dictionary Of Arts, Manufactures aud Mines Q vols
Democratic Review, substantially bound from com
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, vols. with maps by Marshall aud same work by
Paulding, vols Confession OF st Augustine, trans.
atoni Walkers Anlhropologica works, in 3 yols.
W. Woman, Beauty, and lntermarriagci the com
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man on Solltudei Alhere orks in the orig
Central America. EdgeW orih's Works National
PORTRAIT Gallery, IN Nos Five vols. bound of New
York Mirror. Plutarch's Lives in W giish and
French. few Bibles, Testamenis, aud Dictiona
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Is% H. & 5. have on hand lot of very superior
Segars an Tobacco. Gentlemen who desire a good
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vide themselves with a quarter box Of Habanna,
Principe, Lafama, or Imperial. sept 20
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MISS LOUISA DORSEY
NOTICE

IN relation TO the removal Of the Surveyor Gene
rails office from DONALDSONVll.LE TO BA-
TON ROUGE, and Of the Land Office from
G 10 the same place
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rI,HE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL III
Il GIsLAIION OE EuKOPE AND AMER

i GISLATIoN OF EUROPE AND AMERI-
CA--by J Macgregor-l vol London--lust imported
from London by +. TAYLOR.
Also. "The Principles Of Political Economy by
McCulloch, author OF McCuoch's CONNER cial Die
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Adam Smiths wealth Of Nations edited by Nc
Culloch--l vol
"Forei.n Tsrfr.-,hci Injurious Effects on British
Manufactures, with Proposed Observation-Disclosures,
ls4J;
aTates Modern Cambist "a Manual OF Foreign
Exchanges in the different operations Of Exchange
and Bullion containing also the late alterations in the
Monetary System OF Frankfort on the Main"-l vol.
London, 1913;
" Political Philosophyr--by Henry Lord Brough-
am-part second. London, lsi9, vol. oct
'sJhr New Tariff British,) with the Amendments
and New Clauses with the Old Duties; amounts re
ccived on each Article new Corn Duties, &C.
london, lsi3
Eisdell', Industry Of Nationsn2 vols. london.
"The Political Life Of Edmund Burke by Rev
George Croly--2 vols. London
"Sir Robert Peel and his Era vol. London
1913
Sberidan's Spccchcsn--3 vols London, lSi2
Il The Commercial Adjustor-- bringing the Money
Weights. Measures &c. OF ali Nations of the World
10 the STANDARD Of tho United statesn--Ncw York
, lsi3;
Stock Tsblcs--cxhiblng the Worth OF dii.ron
Percentages interest payable semi annually or quar-
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wears TO realize TO the purchaser from three 10 ter
per cent per annum''-1 vol. qusr,o, New York
isi3;
| And large collection Of the most valuable work
on every subject Of political economy most Of tbcu
| imported direct from England, TO which additions q
every thing new ard valuable are constantly made
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CHOPPERS NEW NOVEL, " The Wysndo,t.'
" Expected this day, WI De Tor safe oy ', lAf'
.LOR. 9 volumes, price 80 cents scp5
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ii AS been removed to Tth street West, immedi-
i Il steiy North Of the General Post Office.
sept 22.Gt WM JONES, II. "
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lust published The Bankers Wife Or, " Cour
y and City" novel, by Mr.. Gore. Price Is :.
This day received by
sep ~ T. TAYLOR.
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Tickets Sl0-Haves s5-Quarters 50 so
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NEW GOODS-Ihe subscribers have just re-
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assortment Of goods recently purchased of Bradley
& Estep, (a such reduced prlces,) and which good,
they offering at - per cent less than former
prices and consequently at % per cent less than any
other establishment in the District, twenty thousand
dollars worth Of new goods, purchased with much
care and attention in the Northern cities and princi-
pally OF AuoTIoS. Below we enumeratc some of the
lnat Iuy artie
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-
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BY Geo. W. Blunt, volume.
Also, new aud accurate method OF hndng Ships
Position at Sea, fully explained and illustrated by
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Marine Dictionary, Kicth on the Globes, Nautical
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Bunrs Coast Pilot Requisite Tables for the Nautical
Amarsc, Griffith on Scamanship, Fordyces Naval
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B'bsons Marine Surveying Stephenson's Marine
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Die collection Of all the best works on nautical sci
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Martial, &c. Many ofthem imported from England
Sirec' by = TAYLOR For sale at tue lowest prices
m every case Oct. 4. ;
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Drawings sent Immediately after they over TO
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cash WANTED ON INTERESTS, 900 TO
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nenly
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1896 prizes, amounting to sl,l79,l7,
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Whole tickets S20--Halves sl0--Quariers So
Eighths - 50
Certificates OF packages of tickets in tins magnlh
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In this lottery there 1906 tickets, which,
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23
Dalton's Experiments.


Messrs Editors Your correspondent Car
bon" does not understand what he writes abou:
he speaks of the burniag of carbonic acid gas,
and the color of It's flame, as if it were cOml6nsti-
bic, when every tyro in chemistry knows, that ID
carbonic acid, the carbon is in It's highest degree
of oxidation, and cannot be made to unite with
another atom of oxygen. The pale blue flame
observed in burning Anthracite or charcoal is pro-
duccd by the combustion Of carbonic ortde,
which is thus converted into carbonic acid.
His communication contains, small as 1t ls)
several other similar proofs of his unfitncss to be a
critic of Dalton, whose book is correct in every
instance asserted by "carbon" to the contrary,
l would set him right especially on the subject
Of his last paragraph, wherein he shows himself
no better an experimentist than theorist.
The unconsumed gas may be readily conducted
from the centre of the flame Of lamp or candle,
through tube, and be burned at the opposite
end, without suction, or any other influence beng
required to draw it off. Care only is necessary to
insert the tube properly into the central body of
gas, and to give it a slight inclination upwards,
that the gas may readily ascend. The figure IN
the book is exactly right. If glass tube is used,
the flow of the gas may be seen. have tried
the experiment repeatedly, and never without
success. ExPERIENTIA DocET.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23

To say how long these things shall be.
Yes. yes! to thee, and TO thy race,
America! | urge my plea;
Thy land is Freedoms dwelling place,
And such may it for ever be:
She tells her tale of woes to thee
To whom can she look up for aid,
If not to the victorious free,
Whom Freedom her vice -gerents made
All thou canst do is but thy part
Or Freedoms delegated trust,
To cheer the nations who would start
To life, and lift them from the dust;
Be friendly to her friends, and fond:
For so It's written in thy bond.
We ask not mcn-we ask not arms,
Nor fleets to thunder wars alarms
Nothing to weaken ev'n one tie
Which Commerce weaves across the sea
We ask thee but TO breathe the sigh,
The word of generous sympathy
To give the heart without the hand,
And vindicate my NATIVE LAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23
TO AMERICA.

TO AMERICA.
AMERICA. need portray
The fcrvcnt, unconditional love
With which they battled in that day
When England's banner first above
Thy homes in fury was flung ous
Or tell with what a joyous shout
They rushed into thy battle then.
a living hurricane of men
Shall |, though humble, call upon
Thv Heaven. commissioned WASHINGTON,
Whose fortunes, in their darkest night,
They followed in the doubtful fight
No. step of mine shall not invade
The home of his departed shade.
But of the living | shall seek,
Who, counseled by awarding Fame,
In monumental marble speak
The glory of MoNrcoMERYs name;
And see, again, where close beside
Stande,h that obclisk of pride
To Ireland's Cicero, who gave
His exiled genius to the State,
And sank into his honored grave,
Preemnent among the great;
While Justice mid he sacred walls,
pom the shade of EMMEr calls,
From whose inspired lips the spell
VI eioquence convincing fell -
Yes! there are living round us still
Of whom these works declare the will,
Who twined the wreaths of grateful fame
For EMMET's and MoNrGoMERY' name.
And shall the Island of their birth,
'Gainst Slavery leagued, a slave remain,
Or. "'md the nations Of the earth,'
Uprising from the oppresser's chain,
Resume her place. 1t is with thee
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23
THE INVOCATION.


STAR of my love Celestial Vision beamng,
And beckoning from thy home of light to me-
In the rapt moments of my purest dreaming
we worshippcd thee.
O. thou vert faircst of this fair creation.
That human mind could dream or eye could sec;
A hope, power, a glorious revelation
OF love to me.
Thou vert the earthly idol Of my living;
Thy presence made it paradise to me;
Thy smile was all the world possessed worth giving
Though bright it be.
And I have loved thee too for that devotion
With which thou st loved our Island of the sea !;
She felt the prayer of thy pure souls emotion
And she is free.
Ny country, may thy name, and fame, and glory
Hope, prowcss, virtue, pride and liberty
Kindlc thy sons in many future story
With chivalry.
Free mayest thou be, honored and pure and holy
The Gospels rock-built ocean-sanctuary
Accept this prayer for her from lips SO lowly,
Oh! God to thee!
The following passage, with which the Poem
concludes, evinces the Authors sense of the
Wrongs of ireland and the trusting fervor with
which he looks to America for sympathy and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23
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is OF serious moment and As The preservation of health
important b. triited with, of greatest consequence
where disease nyad physical frame to take prompt and
efficient 10 r.ie he attack. Whether he who stands
his reserved rights and precribes 1d Ebrn the
powerful ssent including some Of the yeny posens
and IN ni fatal erainaion simply that the patient
vesiisaiion draws forth from the arcen. Of nature hidden
fern. humanity skns his reputation in the result is
entitled public confidence the afflicted determine
II is the mark OF weak and preudced mnd any
thu- false because does with
cevsl notions but II is evidence of noble and eenerou
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23

s &orGFR REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT CONE
ias, gisa, III White Creek, Wash. Co. n. Y on the
=. 80 inst JAMES McklE, in the eightythird year
=, lie subject oil the above notice was born IN
l,ssoWay Shire, Scotland, on the 7th day yof July
l,s' and eimgr'Sed TO this country at the age ol
.sars, and at the age of l6 entered the service
- Soldier Of the Revolution, and served for
CO. c. ame IN that struggle for the Liberty of his
sSa sEy. He at an early day attached himself
a,5 ee Associate Reformed Church in Cambridge
A. unnamed a Member of that until his death.
sss the father of eleven children, all Of whom,
uss. asire years, together with their mother, were
isi'. ioss, at his funeral-aso large number OF his
= descendants unto the fourth generation.
Salem Post,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23

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" AND PREVENT THE CONSUMPTION.-Dr.
Geore Rogers Pulmonic Detergent decidedly the best
sd M 9 sse rol en H., ms has 0eea
Call at the Depot, 5G Chatham street y Y, and examine
testimonials convincing and satisfactory from
respectable citizens Where may also be had Dr. Geo.
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23

pOARDING.-A front and back parIor ON the
ID second floor with psntTes between suitable To- gentle,
and their wives furnished unfnrnshed, let with
board Also few single genttsmcn be accommodated
No. East Broadway. In3t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23

CHEAP BOARD ut Staten Island-A few gem
- ;smsn fame. can = aecommeaa,ed with board IN
airyhe grounds and beau.iiul Inquire mme,i
aey the New Brighton House New Brighton. m23 lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23

pOARDING-A few single getlemen, or gentle
~ with he may obtain very pleasant furnished
parlors aud bedrooms, with board No. ST White
iew doors from Broadway. my2o Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23

pOARDING-Sinsie or married gentlemen can
~ be accommodated with transient permanent Board,
rooms furnished unurnished, By MRS. GORE, No q
nnir 81 n6