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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27

!. A. 4 Az ..ia.. nov, s.seap 81 10 10 sAnctione' w
p,sserp.iso right by Peel and We''ns'os -
'sy, e.fizeas Ihi. has been the course VI L"-a"l
yards Leland, and this The course Of En2 sho
wards ber Ans rlcan eoloDies- nov ihfse ey'''u
r.t,l sovereign States But LEI no, if'shmen o''iAH
LII no uapoftby feeling If .spondeney erst's's
the s,uls. LIT not Efi"s green banner os 49,
igaouipiousiy ia the dust-but iss u be raised W
md the hunshs Of eSngrsgssd ihousanJs OF pa'''
tie souls and While the VISION directed u ss o'"su
ga face Is eDpI3uIed With the spie"dor o. is ahee"
renowD lei the assembled millions, as thss i'"" ""
letters o. glory telling OF the noble sps and saefei
deeds Of past iiper, swear 10 i've =" ''''o" " Wv "
,hs nnobing contest. =, - .
10 n GiIow cit rens, Continued Mr. Tyier) to
The example OF America. We Ia this now Zee anu
happy land DID not Win ouf i'oenies ~"n'u' n'1
We diJ ruceeed Of last the sisr spaDgieo panhrf
though torn and tailered through long ana o.ooof
war waved proudly and msJesiicaily above ,he neeos
of the eonqueTors and the ccnqaaed anu all ~ .
were turned upon il in its simple yet grand mfshh
eenee A N, u.and spirits, happy AMI hallo"ed oil
warriors AMI of statesmen, who had fallen duiios on,
revolutionary struggle looked DON from then bissseo
aboles ia the skles lis consrefst'd folds. "ba'
America hes done lreia ran and WIZ % nay -
now IL report be irue, in the very act OF accomplish
ing / tell you, gentlemen, that believe In the iruth
OF these reporis,-l believe that The tide OF human
freedom caDno, he stopped or coltroiled oy MOI t'i
hands believe that he deep aud bo's'cfous sea oi
uublc opiDion and popular Will cannot be restrained
m the small q ace OF the small reservoir into which
despols seek compress the waters OF this mighty
oIean.
tell YOU that the lives who shall write
the epilaph OF Robert Emmett, for that sainted pa
triol and most eloquent statesman desired WIN has
diving breath that no man should write his epitaph
unti his country should be free How uchins ibis
language, how ennobling this sentiment, how grand
aud magnificent the soul which conceived IT. !, my
self would desire higher honor, no oiter disinc-
ton Than the proud appointment to trace that record
His SOUL and those Of his distinguished and vaiorous
compeers and friends, happily in the regions
of the best, but even there their eyes, pebetrstng
beneaih the dull and clouds Of EARTH ever
turned their beloved green isle Of the ocean, and
the spirit OF their immortal example Is yet alive on
earth That spirit and thai example shall nerve and
animate every Irish heart and every Irish arm, until
IN my Imagination already behold Ireland, as Anne
RIGA, free and Independent Oh great and glorious
eonsuinmotion Then shall the ardent prayer OF the
patriot and philanhropist have been answered by an
echo from. the eternal throne Of Godihen, TOO, my
fellow-citizens shall the beautiful face OF the Eme-
raid Isle aspect Of sladness, and Old ocean
himself, he murmurs around her T. ct, shall chant
as in The olden day, his song OF liberty.
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THE BATTLE.

We copy the following from the iutelligenee'
Of yesterday
'.Eyery man should now work with one band, and
hsht Locoloeosm with the other"
II by Locolocoi-m" is meant Democracy
the lnIelligencer's adjuradon is mot bad = io'
if "ereV msn" (Federal Whlg) were TO hgh'
with 10th hands against {" l. .eofOcoi SUI" he
would run The risk Of filling IN hopeless strus-
gle, and leaving his family without provisions.
We are glad 20 see The lnleligencer lashins
iseif Ia hgo for the Redmond Wing y lnio .
gende fury and gentle il Is, or Else II would
nave been for fighting with both hands-for the
time is approaching for positions II be dtiaed
aud maintained. The Globe wall have to erase
its attacks on inis Admin, lratioD, and the To-
lelligencer mast choose between - - aud
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27

FATHER MArrHkw.-This grea, Apostle of TEN
psrance in reply to letter addressed TO him by the
Corresponding Secretary Of the Vigilance Total Abb
s'inence Society Of Washington says that he cannot
leave Ireland for the purpse cf making personal
acquaintance with his beloved brethren The teiotaers
of the Unted States" earlier than next spring.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27

HEAVY YEKpior.--in The West Chester, n. Y.
Circuit Court, verdict Of nearly $4,000 has been
recovered by Joseph Baily and Others, against the
corporation OF The c.iy OF New York, for damage
done to their property, BY the breaking away of the
Croion dam in 1871. Flieen cases of like nature
are pending, and should this decision be confirmed
by higher tribunal, To which the case will, no
doubt be carried, the city will be Obliged to pay al
most 500 600 in the way of damages.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27

wARLIKE The Detroit Advertiser Of the 9th says
Her Msjesiys armed steamer Mines, CaP'. Foal,
came in,o port yesterday her way 10 some Cana
dian Naval Depot ON Lake Huron, the name Of which
neither SPELL sie nor pronounce. She is the
blackesi dirt,s, looking craft have boarded
and her very hideousness Is calculated Tighten OF
an enemy
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27

NWTE BLscssInp.--We have often heard this
apparent contradiction in nature spoken Of but never
saw one until yesterday, when we were shown one
mat was shot upon the farm Of Esquire M'Meclen
hve miles beloS this city II was pure white. had
all TIE features ami characterstics OF the common
blaokbird, and had been seen for some DAYS with
noek OF blaekbirds, they feeding and protecting it,
Winding Times
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MORE HELP

TnE JErFERsoNAN HERALD is The tile Of n
new Democratic paper just started at Newcastle.
Pa, which inscribes upon its banner the nam.
OF joins TYLER, as its candidate for the Presi.
dency. Success to it. and the cause il adj.
vocates
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27

NAVY oRDEFs.

june 3--MidshipmAn J. Wilkinson, y The
receiving ship PennsylyanIa.
Jane 2l-LieuL J. ID. Ferris, leave sS
months.
Master Il. Coin, leave fur months.
Midshipman J. G.. Strain, order 10 Mseedc-
nian revoked.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27
NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF UNITED STATES
COUPONS FOR INTEREST
TEEAsuRf DGrAErMnSr,

TEEAsuRr DEPARTMENT,
June "a 1913
THE Coupons attached TO the certificates OF s,oes
issued by the United States, for interest, becoming
due on the Isl Of July next viii be paid 90 Presen-
tation at the Bank Of the Metropolis, IN the City Of
Washington. They may be RENTED through any OF
the Depositories Of the Government
&c. SPENCER.
nm. 1~-es
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27

The Hon. JAMES MADISON PORTER, Secretary
of War. returned 10 Washington this morning
The Hon. G.. A. WcKurFE, Post Master
General, has returned to the seat OF Govern
ment.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27

No BANK REyESuE TAHTS-so bisrEi-
surioS-xo AsounoNIsa-A STRICT cossfHuO
y,oS OF rHE CossrrUrIoS, As sS JEFFERSON
no PusLc DEsr-As ECONOMICAL AoniN's'"A
T,oS OF PuslIc AFfNRs-ASp UNIVERSAL SUI
fHAss wIrH UNIVERSAL EDoeArios-
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27
MIR. ROBERT TYLERs SPEECH

AZ the repeal meeting in Boston, so mucl
and so deservedy praised by the liberal presses
will be found in our columns TODAY.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27

oCosNrLL AID RlPEAL - ceii1 Is have been
held N several cities OF the United States at which
resolutions were passed remonsf ating against the re-
rent speech Of MIR OConnell with regard 10 slsv,ry.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27

eas,. how 90 Do good, and great and happy AMI b.
{ Tfemsndou. cheenDg)
Centlemen, beg 10 offer you. a. alt'gDther ONO.
ufiats 10 the occasion, this seniimen'
yuassaehsassls Foremost IN the c0uGic's BE- Rt.r1
our liberties were Won she IL also the uf,m.., 10
show us What our liberties are wor b.
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COMNUNIlArrD

Mr.. Jones will greatly oblige subscriber, aal
doubtless crafty many Of the readers of la-
Madisonan, By transferring 10 us column, iu-
article 10 the within paper headed Sra4. %.
Jefferson" 1t does justice 10 The statue o.,
work OF art, aud justice 10 the PresIdeat i.r
preventing The execution OF sentence deemed
by all unprejudieed persons as excessive add
unjust
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27

A New Daily Paper is about 10 be started in New
York, 10 be managed ty ladies who have sufficient
capital sustain the attempt.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27

1900. ,.,s.. ~a,ea .HE IssEsuAl lei rsnAa
sox-sssrsrsAls, lr84HrS AND IN All
,,,tsss caAnfru.-Augsssiss.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-27

'''"' go" '-''''-''' 80 t''''''fH't
GIDp.N3S' Speech Al UGEGLIN.


SiuycndouS schcme al po,hcai yaiqiny. Il peep at
.i5ai:it0n drpticity mi Federut Laarery-ptan for
tie campaign 81 IL dccaored IN part.
We have before stated, IN paper. that +. S.
Ham!in, and J. K. G'ddlngs, were travelling through
our District making Abolition Wing speeches A few
days since, they al Medina, subsequently in Erie,
aud Huron counties, and on Friday last, addressed
abou, leo persous ct Hu#,ins,on aud in the evening
al OUeFn, AT which .place, he spoke two
hours in substance upon the Abolition question:
follows:
He said He never hcd been called upon 20 address
audience where he iel. great embarrassment as
he did upon that The literary character and
intelligence Of the citizens OF O5erIa were we'll
Gaown and appreciated tia, he had hopes of adding
any thing 10 their knowledge And yet lie had
been invited address then he should do 50, with
fairness nud canGor.
jnrir- the ea.; /. ~ wears hc had enjoyed very
fagofa5!s o2noruis ter collecting all of the facts per-
tanning 10 The subject oi slavery. That opportunity
had been we'll improved. lie had examined all the
documents and records of the naon with care and at
tenton-and The result Of his investigation had led hm
If the CONSTITUTIONS had devated a' from the paines,
and most Obvious prime pies and intentions Of the fra
nsrs of that instrument.
The s!.vehoisi,ng power has been al grasping and
the Northern States have been ser@tle the South
ern have been overbearng. Ever s,nce the formation
of the General Government, the South hav' constantly
drawn upon The revenues Of the Moth Tne Forid.
has COS. The people Of the United States forty
millions Of dollars II vas undertaken solely Tor the
purpose of recapturng fugitive negroes. IS can be
shown from the public records Abon; 300 were taken
and returned TO their masters, oil vast expense o.
blood and treasure The Pos. Office Department, also
were compelled to draw S500,D0D annually from the
Northern ffeelnen 10 sustain Southern mails MIR. G.
added several further items, showing an 'm@cnse d J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-27

y,RlVATE EprCATl0NTwenty years have elapsed si"es
commenced the instruction Of youth, and ranno hut fer
grateful patronage which has extended Ia me during
ha period Tie pleasure y hicl 1t gives ae to na;i e
aud knowrdee, renders this one OF The mosI DE-
iishtlul periods If my life
I'm the training youth the points IN form The ella
and usefulness 10 give thc habits oi Fetals
ar ns T cs"mp these d-sirar brets All my pupils
under ms rnof rt Mt The same table family If which
they form part and none admitted Thus constant,
brought into contact Win the discipline which = s
and firm VET PARENTAL parakes neay may b. 81 the rii
vate unitn. degree The benefit al public ln>rnc
aud addressed 10 The hearts and good sense o my p
wien practcalc than fears. No pap: is admit
period than months unless b. special agree
The number admitted VIII in case exceed 'a"f 1t,
fourteen years unless previously menbfs "i my
family under extraordinary Meme are per
mie rante at large. aud all required 10 con!" To Tie
regulations which are ciodca ard agreeable 10 sue" d" a
Having removed 10 large and commodions establishment,
mote and retired from The dense ponaion on the margin OF Inc
Of Washington, 10 Georgetown, H. C. my seminary
open the admission q youths the Isl OF oe;o'er
and close on the Is, Of August following.
The instruction. j. liberal intended o prepare onne
Of higher grade Tie subjects taught are; k"s.. l,sn
french, cunp'sl ion t:si History, Tie elements al 'G i
i.ora Philosophy tie Ev!tncra Il cii,jiaay, hni!ire'ic
Algebra, tie Elements OF Ceo"e!ry Geography tr "he-i d
Ecnk kes ping. ,,,o ......
HE hafyeay advance This incnafs ii'ion il" The ,'ve
branches hoard bedding, towels FIRE, Candles wash
ing, mendng and pew rent.
Books stationery Doctors bill and branches Of education mt
embraced the above, such other languages music &C. VIII
be separate charges In these competent teachers VIII oe EN-
ployed, when desired.
The Of Congress and of the Courts Of the United States
the Patent once ana National Institute
incs Navy Yard The Canal O; the chesapeake and the oio
the pablo gardens tie various specimens of Architecture te
paintings Of remarkable and cvt ana the -
semhac- distinguished the of the National Co
vernmeur objects which viii fine opacrnh, TO eH
aand the mind and ecva,. the crraCsr Occasional 'S TO
under special permson accompanied ami preceded by
proper explanations, will obviously have most sen'aty n'
encc Direct To me, at Georgetown, D. {. ,.,,
August :5th 1913. WA. BREAi, r.
beg leave to refer Generals Walter Jones' ench
Ringgod Esq Col VIM Brent John Inglc, Esq, and Jer W.
}ronaug ESQ., of the C;y of Washington, d. C and 10 uoco:
Benz s Borer and WIN. Robinson, ESQ., o Gsotsetnwn D. "
and Thomas Richie Esq the IIon enj Watkins Leigh The
Hon Peter V. Daniel and Dr. Geo. Watson Of Richmond, vir-
gnia and TO Gen John H. Cooke WDnsviile Post oce VIZ
gnia. SEPT '3-ie~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-27
.NOT 50 VERY unr.n


M Csys letter. declaring has cpnion, that the ne "
iafiii IS by means "a high Tariff reminds us of
rtnrSe"~u IS .,"4'. >'"'=-, ~'l' f,t. ,n,.i IA
the possession d! his seal The man had htnted ms
fears, tha, when finally he take Up his guar
;ers with ms friend, he should iad The place too
not for his comfort.
mo, 50 very hot, assure you, sad the templer,
with friendly smile "just agrseably warm genial
glow that is ali. We keep moderate fire, grant,
but when yon 10 !ry II. give you my word that
you viii find your lodgings quite comfortable. 1t may
be, that The exFava4ant rascas the kitchen have
row and then put on handful of coals too much
which has given the place bad name bat will have
that cor:ee.cd ! dcest hot IRE myself
alr. Clay abhors high Tariff; he dsapproves Of
any thing but scheme Of duties laid 10 frugal
revenue, with such determinations only, rs ''w inc-
denlay afford reasonable protection 10 national in
;crests Beyond that, lie iEexi5ie-h he is adamant
He hes been struggling for years IN favor Of low du
tees, revenue ducs, adapted to the and encourage
:neHt Of co:nmercc. The Tariff, he gives Us TO
understand, IS Tariff after this pattern; no, very
high, by any means; "se and proper IN rs man pre-
Visions and # here and there excessive duty has
esen lad, he is for having the corrected.
Mr. Clay's notion of 4 high 1ar,G, must be much like
tina, which the Devil tie Spanish Slery has Of heat.
What IS high Tariff: Tariff winch ruins the
importer, 10 benefit TIE home mnnGIac, urer-a Tariff,
which taxes the consumer teavl ", high Tariff
The Tariff is high, tia, 1t Is absolutely proh-
blory, in regard 10 many articles and in most impo-
ses heavy tax on The consumer We gave, few
months ago, numerous list OF articles Of hard ware,
articles Of indispensable and universal consumption,
which we're wholly excluded by 1t. TIE commodity of
sugar, which enlers into the daily food OF every midi
viduai in the country, is taxed by 1t hundred eer
cent Cotton prints, Which worn by every person
Of the isnlle sex, not TO speuk OF children, shut
cu by ii from ports, THIS very morning, find IN
the Journal OF Commerce, letter from Phelps Dodge
Il Co, manufacturers of brass kettles here, an article
Of universal use, winch they boast that "the effect Of
the duty oil twelve cents pound Ton brass Kettles has
been To 10 coubTy branch o manufactures,
which would Otherwise be entirely monopolzed by TO-
regners other words, that 1t hos put stop 10 the
importation Of brass kettles from abroad.
These are but samples OF tie ne. Tar'i, taken with
nat my research, fiom hundreds Of gross
YET ,lr. Clay, no certainly, after tIe long CT
commercial legislation winch he boasts 10 have been
engaged ought 10 know, al least The difference be-
lwecn h,gh duties and low, has the face to tell the
country, in letter intended far publication, tina. this
i; 40! high tariff ~ ! Ess. Fosi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-27

nNE of the mos, valuable Tobacco Plantations in the county

ONE the valuable Tobacco Plantations in the county
" OF Pow halan
An Estate 1900 in the county of Prince William well
wated wei ,mherrd and wei! enclosed That can he purchased
- acre if immediate application be madea bar
gam.
tho finest Estates the upper James River, offering an
opportunity o Il large capitalist seldom Ia hc met WITH
m Land jams River about co miles be-
Richmond; 100 heavily tImbered This property can he
bought about six dollars lies Immediately upon the
River tie far,est point being recqua'ters Of mile
edge The wood and Tin Der would for The
place three times
Besides these uhscber is authorised 10 sell variety of
Farms of every description making his office The
best place of application persons of purchasing Real
Estate G. r. BOTTS.
OFT Aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-27

VALUABLE RIVER LAND FOR SALE-on TUESDAY
10Th day October ls3 shall SELL at public auction on
The premises called Woodstock half IN value Of ahoat wrn
~ eight hundred Of Land lying ON Meern H'e', IN TIE
county Of iunrnaurg
The has hundred of first rate FIAT land and
the UPLAND is said 10 be good Tor tobacco wheat corn
On or heiUre the 18th the land VII be divided Dr
Nathaniel A. venable owning one moey therein.
half will posrey sod public outcy whole or IN dly
ded tracts Those disposed purchase are invited 10 view inc
land aud The growing crop which will be shown by my friend
Dr. Venable, residing the premises Liberal credits viii
he given Sale conducted by nv Attorney William Nihie,
Esq. LIrrLEBURf E. SIAlNbACk.
p There twenty eight NEGROES on The Woodstock rs
belonging me- sold publicly between The
18th December and Isl January liberal terms A- my
half Of the stock OF Horses Cattle Sheep Hogs antaon oh
sis, SC L. L. SIAiH biIh.
Sept. 10 3o-w4w
r INSTRUMENTATION sale Of the above Lands Is post
poned TUESDAY, the 10Th day of December next wnen tue
Negroes aud half Of Stock Plantation Utensils &c
80 " L. E. STAIABACK.
Son, 90 4i-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-27
Oct. 6

HANOVER LAND FOR SALE-By virtue Of deed of trust
subscribers by Burwe Satke and Ann b.
his wife, for The purposes therein mentioned bearing date 22nd
February, e and duly recorded in The Clerks Office OF the
county Of Hanover We the undersigned, shall offer for SALE
the premises of November, lSa3 il fair other
fair day thereafter Tract OF Land containing
about 400 acres on side the road leading from Rich
Old Church. miles from the former and from the
latter place land is In original growth and well
tmbered Ii offers every nducemen any disposed
engage timber business. There % or 80 acres of
perio meadow land OF which il in The
will in lots giving each $40 acres, which will dl
equally the meadow land The buildings consist of
dwelling house. and cellar, large barn, dairy,
smoke and negro quarters There two springs conron
ent 10 the dwelling Of them Is acknowledged TO he
the hest below the mountains The neighborood is good and
perfectly healthy.
cash. the balance in nine and eighteen
deed Of secure the Two last payments
The title is good. JOS. sIhRkE, Trustees
Auc Ok 3l-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-27
OH CHURCH TAVERN IN HANOVER.

WILL offered for sale the premises at public auction on
w MONDAY 4h of December, lo3 If fair else the neat
thereafter under the provisions OF deed in trust from
D. Elicit subscriber, dated November, i5 and du-
recorded in Hanover County Court Once 10 secure the ny
men; of certain sums of money TO Albert :. Jones
This property, of high reute and well established as
public house the main load from the city of Richmond
the Pamunkes about miles from
NewC ase from the Piping Tree and 10 from Rcload!he
buildings are all nearly new excellent order very convenieni
for the objects of their construction
the location is healthy good nei.bo,hnod and attached
81 of Land less for
uses quite productive OF the ordinary of The
,ry The sale will made for much IN cash will he
$3.50 aud $1,000 with interest from the LIST January last
and the charges saeand credit for 2750 Till
the of January and for The remainder of the purchase
upon such shall hsn be made knnwna the
ton Of the purchasc deed OF trust will be required the
perry secure credit payments the title thereto VIII he
retained subject summary action Of this trust for default
Should IN. highest bidder fail to comply, in reasonable
with The terms OF SALE property viii forthwith be again pub
cy od other notice. al the risk and on the response
bty of such bidder.
The property believed TO be indisputahe but
selling as Trustee shall only such is vested IN
" r WIN. II. CURTIS, Trustee.
13-tds