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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-14
POSTSCRIPT.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
COSGRESs-Ynesday's P,oceediaes.

JhesdayS PTocetdmgs.
SENATE MIR. Benton rose 10 announce the death Of
his late colleague-on whom he pronounced noble and
beautiful panegyFic He concluded by moving the
tomary tributes Of spec to be- paid his memory and
moved the Senate adjourn. Mr.. Cr,teEden seconded
The NOTION and cbcer.uly responded to The tribute of
espec, so justly paid by the Senator OF VI ssouFi to his
deceased friend lmn. i'ately afterwards, the Senate
ad ourned
Iiouse of Reprcscntstirc5-The Chair announced
the Committees Of the House COMMITTEE Of Ways and
.neans, Messrs. Mckay, Lewis, j. Il lngerso Drom-
gooc, Barnard, ID. L Seymour, Weller, Chappell md
Norris Chairman Of the COMMITTEE cf Claims, Mr..
Vancc-Of Commerce, Hclmes-On The Pujiic Lands,
John w. Davis-On Tie Post Office, SC Hopkns-OH
me District Of CoinmbG, Campoell-Oa tic judiciary,
W,lklns-0n Revolutionary CLAIMS, Richard ID DAVIS
On PuJiic Expenditures, Chnton-O On Prieate Land
C'aims Cross-0n .Nanpfact1ros Adams On 4gri
culture, DebeE.y- On Indian affairs, Cave Johnson
On Military .9fairs, fiarasun-- On The .Mi,tia.
Dean Ga Taroi .iGa;rs, WISE Committee On forc:gn
9a;s, Mcssrs C. Ingersoll, Rhetl, Beardsley, CD
mcr, Watt. Dawson, Sempie, Thomasson, and II.
Williams chairman Of Comml.t,e of Eeeo'uioaary
Psnsioas, In .h5cn-- "a tic T.r5.orics, y Brown
Oa E.rafM Passions, J B-nlcrhod-Oa Roads anil
Caaais, Osen-Oa Pateats, tIlTper-On Pnbtie
Ba:id;aes, Pra1Oa Errish ant tndai,hcd Bust-
ness T. Il. Po,lsr--O On .fcconats, MrDowel- On .Wie
arc, Cobb On E1pt"diur IN tic State Department,
Rogers-M tie Treasury do Cai6weii-i1He Har do {,
Mclvaine- In tie Macy do Dana In The Post Office
d., Harper-On TIC EIpeadtlr,s cC the Pabtie Baild-
ings, ID. P. king-and PnbGe Library, Burke.
| Mr. Payne resigned, as Chairman Of the Committee
on Elections ana SIR Beardsley of New York, put
in his place, on hr. Cave hason's motion.
Mr.. Barnard TO amendment OF the
Journal in another form; that ia, By specifying his
protcs in detail part of his resolution This pro-
position supported by himsf II and Mr.. Joseph R.,
lngerso and opposed Ly alr. Owen But the debate
was terminated when mes'ogc was received from
the Senate, announcing the death o. Lewis f. Linn
On which, Mr. Bo~In Of Missouri, rose to pronounce
his 70 neral eulosum-and moved the customary forms
of pec, which carried and the House adjourned
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hdine washing, bedding and

- ONE had her Csar Greco hT hender and lmrrca her
81 Washington III Diic win te coUnirys greatness
aad s,Ty Every atren & Ia icn 81 their great
name retoundd The head %; i 6hio"s and added
n-,y lautcls 10 their Truth, Ike Tie Ibea, viii dpl
ali darkness cannot prevail Every public bcneactr!
h., lad itatnC-r, enemy prevail tut tor
Tie adversary mans temporal meats i1nd IN various
ways and multiplicity Of toms. sicsurss and discao
nave made the, .a.ian. inroad url mortal
rrst,a;e in tue In Niuie bouUteows hoGst
md bna, III. and il used at health becomes
again e,b,hrt For arrangements IL IN blood, diseases 81
the bones swelling Of tie glands cu'aneOS diseases, effects oi
mercury system secondary sYphlc sympor scrGla
or Kings Esi, p deaes, aud others oi similar nhrre,
Sard SarslpaFIla stands ps-eanen tbs medicine has &c
nnfcG enduring ae for IT. great cuI NE powers aud TIE
prnp@o.s d.y receiving from all acho;s o our country
The mos .is testimonials pamphlet
tanning an account many remarkable be had
tously % the popT. tors aid all Their a.'n -
" For parc. ar advertisements ia his and other city
Prepared and Sold and reia, and tor e1poato
by b. SANDS CO.. Drug clsts aud Chemists GIanite Build
n-s No g3 Broadway of Chambers street New York
Sold in Richmond by he Agents A. DCVAL CO. in Pe,cr.
burr Inv ROSsER ANDERSON, IN Norfolk by NJ. A. SANTOS
and by druggists generally the principal Cities in the u s.
| p,ice si p-r bnttle--6 bottles for s..
AZ, CACTfON.Be particular 10 AK 70. SA7ps's saraIa'
! iii, and take no ohef, Dec l2--lt
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continued 10 he enrolled, as directed by law and
that the law thus reported, shall apply to volunteer
companies.
By Mr. CooKE-That the Committee for Courts of
Justice enquire into the expedlency Of empowering the
Of this State, in which any suit is proposed 10 be
inst ned, 10 require of The plaintiffs, secury for the
payment Of costs, in The event OF the plaintiffs being
cast.
By Mr. SrovALL-That the Committee on Roads,
&c, enquire into the expedlency Of repeating so much
Of an act passed Feb 1o,b 1910, and passed the
2lsi Feb, 1872 requires majority Of all the JUS
tees 10 be present to ray contracts Tor building of
publ bridges. Ne, far applies 10 Halifax county
NJ Blue offered resell luton, whch was lost that The
Committee for Courts, &c. enquire into the exped'ency
Of establishing immediate tribunal for the trial of
appeals from the Circuit Superior Courts Of Law and
Charcery, o,i!e. than those established by law
Ga motion Of Mr. B1LlISG, report from the Com
mIttee 10. Courts, c against the petition OF Lt bury
H. Wilcox for act authorizing the sale OF certain lots
in Petersburg, belonging TO his Wards, was recommit-
ted.
The following petitions, &c, presented and
referred BY EIr LAY<r, OF j. &. Loury, TO refund
to him money PAID from his private funds, in con-
veying Norman Long, convict 10 the Peni,cn.iary
By Mr. NEAL, petition of II Pfibh!e and Others for
election precinct at lie house Of Abraham Enoch in the
county of Wood; aud also a petticn Of A d McS'emt
and others members Of the Literary Association of Par
kers5urg, for act Of incorporation BY Mr.. Az
pERsoY of citizens Of Prince Edward, DC in relation
to thenew county, taken from parts Of the counties OF
Buckingham. &c. BY Nj TAYLOR. Gn the absence
of Mr.. SMITH of Nansemond, detained from the
House BY odlsposition,) petition from Nansemond,
for the incorporation of Turnpike Company in said
county BY Mr.. GARRETT, copy of the polls taken
in the county of ESSEX, deciding to the disposition
to be made of the Glebe Fund, belonging to South
Farnhum Parish, in said county BY Mr.. GALA.
HER. OF James G. O'Nea!e, the legal representative
Of Francis Neale, deceased, to be refunded tho
amount of the loss sustained by his Either from The
depreciation of the bonds paid him for constructing
Bird &c Cheat River
And the House then adjourned
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HOUSE, OF DrLEGATrs- Yssterday.

A message received from the Senate by Mr.
Wiley, that they had agreed to tie Resolution OF The
House, to proceed the l4th instant (fo-day to the
electo OF Councillor oil State-and Major Gene
rail- place of Gen. Joel Le'twich resigned
The House took up the Sanates Resolution 10 take
recess, wfh the consent of the House, from the Goth
instant The 9TH January. II YVES lost, ayes 80,
g.. In the course of i- day, Mr. Fox moved 20 re-
consider the vote II also les; ayes %, o.
The House determined not TO give ''holy day"
to their neighbors of the Senate.
At he suggestion OF Mr. McCcmas, Mr.. Garnett's
Resolution receive the Land Fund Called up by Mr.
c. was suffered to lie the table I'LL Friday TO NOR
row) The House passed the bill 'divorcng Thomas
Prickett from has wife Elizabeth" Several petitions
presented, resolutions Of enquiry adopted aud
bills read first and second times. Particulars on Sa
lnrtaY.
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COMMUNICATED.
IU.E.W It.II FIT
Tic Republican Democrats Of King William in Motto
Dem0rrofS 3rruJ

L.
Tic Republican Democrats Of King William in Notion
Democrats .3ted
AT public meeting on Monday, The 9th of No
vember, the Court House. DR.. Corbin Braxton pre-.
siding, the following resolution was, on motion OF
Major W,n. S. Fon,aine, unanimously adortcd, and
ordered to be published in the Enquirer:
"Rss,ioed Tint the Republican citizens OF the coun-
ty Of KING William, be requested by public notice in
The Enquirer, to attend at their Court House on The
first day of December Court for the purpose of form
ing Democratic Association; and to take into cons:-
derat.on other matters Of importance, which may be
deemed necessary and proper al the time
To the Republicans Of King William county, the
proposed meeting will certainly be of great int
rest And it may be said, with truth, that the eyes OF
many patriots other parts of the State have been
for some time directed to this ardent bold and fear-
less portion Of the Democratic party. On her soil,
Democracy has known reverses; and Republican
,rumphs have been STEADY and unbroken since the
proud and stirring of 95 The of the sses who
hurled Defiance in the tines Of Jefferson in the face OF
Federalism are to act their part in the approaching
contest Il is for them to set an example OF union and
harmony "every thing for The cause, and nothing fol
men" PRrscIrLEs, AND NOT MEN, stand out il
bold relief the proud and everoa.ng banner Of hs
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NOTICE


Democratic .fssOciafioa Of Richmond.
The Democratic Association of The City Of Rich
mond VII hold lis regular meeting a, the Concert
Room of the Exchange Hotel, on Saturday Evening.
The 10th instant, ut O'Clock. Democrats of Rich
mond we arc on the eve Of an arduous contest 1t
is crisis to Try mems souls We exu!t in ii Those
who engage in lie noble strife of political parties til
worthy motives of enthusiasm and devotion to prin.
cifles, may rejoice in il, with Al! the stern JOY of the
pa,rul the las: bal for ali that hottest and dearest
10 him. THIS is time for neutrality, for ner,ness,
for wavering. Let man hereafter pretend 10 any
portion Of the confidence OF the Democracy Of this
Union, who has quacd before the responsibility of
manly choice of parties, at The present crissand it
requires but f.mness courage aud confidence in those
great principles, which never cee eve, fail 10
carry safely through the PR nj crisis, - the realza
ton Of those noble and glorious hopes FERITAs.
H. The members Of the Legislature respect
fully invited to attend the meetings Of our Association.
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Dreadful .1ecidsnt-S Steamboat ELpiosion-An extra
ION The tit'sburg Chronicle dated Tuesday evening,
D'eeai5er 9TH, states, information received from
s'hleman OF Freeport that Wednesday evening, as
"- steamboat Warren wns backing out from that
aee her boilers exploded, and all the hands and pas
lengs's on board, except two, were either killed or
badly scolded.
All Inc reports concur in stating, that there was a
.se number of persons board and only two escaped
a,f being killed or severely injured The names Of
's Killed and wounded were not ascer,aned. Fearful
il,
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r,,,,t,, a. AsoLrrtoS.-We have had on our table
- ss. the pamphlr, entitled "Poiiticnl Ahoton,"
s'i Ib Enquirer designed for circulation IN the
~ r-e with the Wing, that IL is one OF the most pow
80 must Abolition, ever published ia this county,
r@N ~ the Tribune Office fredericksburg areaa
.' go never seen the pamphlet to which the Are
~".-snd It is possible, that we have mistaken its
'., ,, ard purposes. But our attention was called
lf y. Gentleman in the city of New York. We
INK him, or the Tribune office, to send US
1 = ma; We may Judge for ourselves.
!" -, Inc personal attacks Of the Editor Of the
GO say, a, once, that he has grossly misrepre-
~, onr osn course in 1881 Instead of our going
.sls for abol'iioD. we did not go as far as that
x. "a, /, urged the emancipation of slaves, with
.',,or the master for them, whilst we contended
W.; should not he done without adeQuats com
an We viii not handy ePitheis with the
,-. exclusively of conte mpt Of that species
go IN conducting the press, We are aware of our
,,;;y N the game, in which he has had SO much
NEE We shall scarcely condescend to compare
TENSIONS TO "a standing az gentlemen with
- Al The Editor Of the Richmond Wing. We leave
- ,heerfuy to the arbitrament of the citizens OF
.-,,nd. without distinction of parties. They are
.,,o,sd with both Of u.s.
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u In .he Proceedings of the Republicans of Po'c'
s''aq a Synopsis Zone of the hes. we have ever
the different principles of the two political
''.'iss-and especially of The heresies Of the Federal
Ways brought the test Of the text OF the Consttu
ton We recommend it to the attention of every
Reader, and Of every Republican Editor.
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r, The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
ba-s RIVER and kanawha Company was organized
:, fcssday night-Genera Cooke in the Char. The
h, a~lt Of the Company, (Nlr. Cabell,) read long
.9.t coon the situation of its affairs, which We had no
.,,s:an.ty OF hearing We understand, it made no
,,o.,on 10 apply t. Tie Legislature for assistance
l.c, Committee was appointed, to consider its con-
.on and 70 report neither i. wonld be proper to APP
i, 10 the Legislature for aid in completing the noun
i. a section OF the Canal from Lynchburg to The North
:e.r Tals section is in deplorable condition. The
s!3 Canal has been removed, to make way for new
.ai improved one-whch is entirely incompete-and
hrs people of The surrounding country entirely
:a; o.: every facility o! bringing their produce to
.,,.se,. down The James River The amount, neces-
81, ID complete that essential link in the nav Cation,
,s:ongly recommended in the Governors Message0
c,.lmaed at about $500 900 The meeting was ed
ansd ,il this evening, to receive the report OF the
ermittee.
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= In another column will be found the Democratic
..edngs of our sister county, Chesterfield. 1t will
: ,-n, that they have appointed delegates TO Dis
=, Coneo n.on, TO be held in Richmond We under
,ri that the worthy Senator, from the Chesterfield
.-c,, made gallant resistance to The action of The
-,aty, but, finally, yielded his opinion with good
are We have no doubt, that his patriotic spirit will
IRE him 70 continue to act zsalously with the great
il Of the party, in opposition TO the dangerous policy
Cay and the Wings. In the hour OF need he will
+, BE- wanting Our lives upon the issue!
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The Legislature Of Ohio met on the 4th inst. Thos.
" Barley, Esq, wcs selected Speaker of the Senate.
Tie Speaker, Clerk and Ssrgeant-at-Arms, all Demo
,,.s IN me House, the Wings have the ascendant
nd Mr. Galaher Of Clark was eec,ed-the Clerk and
ne S-rrsa at Al rms are also Wings.
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4 word to tn, New York Tr,bune-We excuse your
s,fsery, ,f you will but send copy of the pam
rae gu "Pottticai .7boittionism If we have indeed
san msed by citizen of New York into q "mare' $
:e. lei us see -
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,o,;on of the Journal of the House Of Re-
lss has been represented as another ezpnns'
::ni','T,,o attended to bring down upon It the same
/: dh0'.t. wb,ch the Wings visited the former ex-
d "''s entirely irreevsn, and ridiculous There
ps error in the last weeks Journal OF the
!. se'. ,,,er is sci forth part OF the proceed
~ was never read. An attempt was made to
e The To s, ~,ss the 's".as sssss, to
q; ,he face of the Journal, as Mr. G'lmer pro-
t 'P " certain paper was offered by Mr.. Barnard
= York, which gave rise TO such and such pro
Ms To give the paper itself, was not correct
:'s ,bsn. that after this paper was improperly
49, ,on the Journal Of the House, they would not
I'D h, stricken of, is to say, that IS not COM
4; ,b,m 10 correct the errors ofther own Journal.
Z. u" ,,u no. be con,ended, that every man has q
afH spread upon the journal, any paper which he
"a submit, whether read or not-for, accord
9s~.,,,co,nen; any silly or knavish member may
y as ,s,nr to lumber up the Journal, even IT 1t
q .,,,.o,nous and irrelevant as the French Ency
> ,,s.l!. To deny the House the power of ex-
SS' ,,.h papers. IS absurd. Such doctrine can
." ,ny sanction in the Constitution.
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Resolutions have been submitted The Legislatures
d South Carolina and Georgia, for admit ng Texas
-, Inc Mon
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,ro;e I'cts We understand. that in the Clay
81 !, a. me county Of Hanover, who have recommend
Il. g,,, as The Vice President on the Clay ticket,
T. zt.r,ty ,rus one only. There WAS much Argument
/, he Important propos'tton--out tae fr'enos OF MI
s..,.,y.d more tenacious than the opponents of The
..,..,on Most OF them remained on the ground
;, j. some OF the others had qu,tsd-and his friends
...ed the resolution by The meagre majority OF enc
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Tia, last II ,dIson-an has article in reply to the
Gabes, on MIR Robert Tyler
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Marriages

Married in Caroline Nov. i,h by Elder Jno o. Turpn Mr.
AMrno,E r. PoLL,sp, of King Wha, 10 Miss MILDRED A>S
SlLy. OF Caroline.
ar The Religious Herald will please copy
Married. York November last the Rev.
Dr. An,lon Mr. j. I.gwrr mpFrUrN, OF Philadelphia, Miss
I,rrn, u. S:rt daughter Of Dr. john Augustine Smith, for
merry of Williamsburg, Va.
Married on the l2;,, instant by Magoen, Captain
JAMES l.. PowEtL, TO Mis- Mann y. GAMuLtSG.
On the date by the same, Sir RAa e. bfceiXsoS To
Miss S.nAu u. IucEE, ~ ni tbs city.
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n The Adjourned Meeting Of the Republican men,
hers of the Legislature takes place THIS Evening, at
clock. in til. Senate Chamber.
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Youth, aged about Is H. with requisite qualifications
"A would taken til, or In learn The Printing business
preference given To applicants ison t!e country
Dec H. Cf-tf
CuNCOGD ACADEMY Il he ers.on til, In
Y viii commence the fist o FEbHt Any, and TERMINATE
The of Instruction. comprising III:
and sciences, extensive at ot any Academy
n the Union.
Terms-or toari tuition including washng bedding and
fuel, 500, payable IN advance.
Parent, guardians may wish place their and
wards nj ths seminary f,lntcd direct their letters
Concord Academy Caroline comfy Va, addressed TO ie .9
sCriler. l. ". Ipi.EhaN
RErEnr>or-Profcsors Harrison, Rogers asd Thicker the
University Virginia; Dr. f. r. scott, SP-ak, o TIE Senate,
e. " t;oach ESQ.,. Elrhmnni: wi lm Gbi'rE. Esq New
JERSEY; Mordrca Cooke Portsmouth,; Robot {. stanaG,
Eg Richmord, ~ pe.Tas.- do Coi Niatl L.
Johnson Petcr-urg Joel llo!eman ' isle Of Wight VIM
H. Ta lor Esq Mount Airy; L. NJ r. unler, E.g. Esscs Judge
Jnbn y Mason Soul,amton Hon. william e.. R:e~ Washing
ton: Cen iayy acconac; Rev. y. H. Cobhs, Cincinnati oLo
4t;enierrrn who have had who at PRESENT have,
nec "a 6i-t.
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a. JAMrS RIVER x KAEANHA CoAPASY-An 40
iouffrd Meeting ockoier- ta Company III tr be
in the House If III i. C'c'uCN s Eycn0.
ne Gt-it
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FOR the ENQUIRER.
) a: Democratic Memoirs of tie Legislature Of
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-03
NE w MI1SIC

NE w Mbblt.
lust received the following pieces Of New Mu-
.. sic at the old established store two doors east OF
18th street, Pennsylvania Avenue.
w. FISCHER.
Oh ask me notify G. Menckc.
Bird upon the gentle sprsy-by w. L. King.
Bell eco della scozia--by Solidor Milon.
Beeswings and Fish, a humorous glee-by Deil-
man.
From the Alps the horn resounding-by H. Proch.
See ye, Love, yon broad Oak climbing-No''urno,
for two voices.
ThoJ hast wreathed SpeH-by Mrs. Hamilton
Loves Faith-by w. A. King.
As the Dew.drop Night lets fall-by II. a. MOCK.
Would | were among the Mountains-oy u u
You. 49,
Yes, will share with tbcc, my Lovely W. j.
Lemon
Come wander with me- duett-by s. Nelson.
You'll not leave me, Dear, comic duett--by Mr.
Walcott.
Fain we'd know where Cupid sleeps-by Mrs.
Hamilton.
Cedar Grove Wsltz--by T.. y. Spott
Gszelle Waltz
Ernestinc waltz, by Joseph Labitzky.
Ostrich Feather grand waltz and gaIop, by strauss
New York Fusil,er's waltz, by +. II. Brown.
Pestber Walter, by Joseph Lsuner.
Francouia waltz, by y. J. Habner.
Fnrioso galloppe, by Joseph Labriizky.
Grand March, by J. X. Creighton.
| Bell eco della Scotia, arranged Tor the Guitar.
| Variations on q celebrated barcsroe ~ g n IVES
| ber-arranged as Duet by ~ Herr
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-03
TRrAsuRY DEPARTMENT,

Washington, March l6 Ie43
g EALED proposals will be received OF tins Depart
- until the l7th April next, for building the
bulls of one i,oo or three Iron Steamers to be used
Revenue Cutters on the coast of the following
dimensions say one hundred and forty (Ii0) feet
on deck twenty-three (23) feet beam, and ten (l0)
feet hold. Model, drawings and moulds for building
to be furnished by the Department. 1t is expected
that these boats will be built in reference TO Hunters
or Ericsson's Propelers. The iron used in construc-
ton must be American, and Of the very best quality
and is be painted, with two good coats of red lead
Zone before the work put up and the other after The
whole Of said p.work shall be weighed, after II is
wrought, and fitted TO its appropriate place and previous
10 its being finally put together. Payment will be
made according to this nett weight per pound,
including coal bunker, water tanks and gal
leys. The chain. plates bobstays and all iron
work necessary to tbe hull, spars rigging sails and
guns will be included in the proposal, and the price
for such work will be separately stated, spar deck
of white pine by inches to be laid secured from
underneath with the wood screw bolts, caulked and
planed. Berth deck of ash or yellow pine II by 6
inches, spiked and boed TO the berth deck beams,
also caulked ard planed ceiling planks of white oak
to the flooring heads inches thick, thence yellow
pine inches thick to the lower deck clamp-all OF
which will be estimated by the square superficial feet
The materials and weight used in the construction
to be approved, and the work to be Inspected by such
officer as the Secretary Of the Treasury may appoint
and the work to be done according to the direction Of
the Superintendent
The vessels to be completed within SIR months
from the day Of delivering the moulds and plans OF
building.
The workmanship TO be inspected previous to de-
livery by two competent judges, to be chosen by
each Of the parties Of the contract, who in the event
of their disagreement, shall select third, who are
to determine whether the work has been executed in
all respects according to the proposals and agree
ment
(SignedO J. c. SPENCER,
Secretary eth Treasury
march IT-dlm
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-03
mar l0-lawtl0may
NEW MUSIC.


lust RECEIVED, the following pieces OF new
y Music, at the old established store, two doors
east Of 18th street, Pennsylvania avenue
w. FISCHER.
The Emigrant's Farewell--by II. Russell.
The Spirit Brd-by o. Shaw
The Parting Of Summcr-by J. Richard.
Johnny Sands, comic--by J. Sinclair.
How long and dresry is the Nightly Robert
Burns
I'm poor Shepherd Maid-by A. Lee.
The Church Bell--by f. J. Loder.
By-gone Years-by J. N. Metcalfe.
The Poor Mans Friendly Henry Russell.
The Grave Of Bonaparte-by l.. Heath
Land Of my Birth far away-by ]. Bricher.
Toe Fairy r-sprite--from the Naad Queen
The Child and the Dcwdrops-by j. l.. HOPKINS.
Moonlight is Boamug, serenade-byC Q. White.
My happy Village Homc-by Sidney Pearson.
hi do thy bidding, Mother dearly NJ. w. Balfe.
Oh should like to Marry-by J. J. Craven.
I've left my Home, my native Home-by L. Rees.
Three favorite Glees
Hark, the Lark, a celebrated Glec-by DIR. Cooke.
Lady Of Beauty, screnade-by knyvett
Diana march--by j. Freidhelm.
Brooks Club Quickstep-by Ncwland.
The celebrated Empress Henriettas Wsltz-by
II Herr. march2o-a