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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

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10, 'A' Owe named iM 'f5laIi places
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xMEsc s.n1s ' b,oss
will lave Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings at
, Steamboat. NORTH AMERICA, Capt.in M H Tue, dell,
.nS as Ss I leave Tuesday
Absny n SsnS ma Line s Of Boat; will y?y
o.'pe saio " @ke inc VuOrLLg liam OF IAN IOr
Ths e.. aS.ys boat. are and substantial furnished
danon. unIivsed on III. HUDSON 'p''' anu
the R.': os is n ss apply on board p
EIS Sz 81 ssT sud- sHs!Slss
N c HsiE i:s;:
NTFR %s soG I'D A tsis
leaves Tuesday Thursday, and s,,a, DAY evenings. at
The steamer NORTH AMERICAS Cap. M. H True.
see rhny and saturday sen0ons at
The above Boats substantial are furnished with
S nS's for speed aud
, For passage board P C. Schultz
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ssf .sSsSa .n Essx xi an: and H soR
: Ss' ksiss@ IN iasi Sss
.nS s.s1S.y k?ss EpPdp' ndns' every Wednesday
Ye5k foo Of Murray street. and Saturday
s.9 IS :e kas'sr Rond''' 'n'"S' every Tue and
The EMERALD vii Ii. fort Of Murray stree, every
sundy morning at oel OK Returning leaves Kingston at
For fs4 % s.' SAiSw
p5 G9 TIE STNhH 81 .H 5rls ~ e.
SSs' 6ss.: ws se
Sssss I'll 's%s
flight from the ma Of Water those my.tic re-
Where the man by many odds,
Obtains receipts from living gods"
ssn ma f %S'e
already given him his sole Object Of ,e sSe
%sS u. IF % Be
s.e h to bin by Il. G e.
day., seeing b. v.uned nam.
ss the xsss of Via s . e the rate
.k&8 PASSAGE FOR LONDnN-packst Of tn. 10th
MO MMa1The super or f;.i .inE p.cte. ship mon
Has superior accommodations for cabin second cabin and
:s mike
~ B-PeTsons sending for their iecd residing in re.,
Any payable without discount throughout the United
~ soo,n. -nPp,N - s-oNe NIB
-aF& FOR LlvERro0L.-Reguar packet of the 7,h
MHBuRr sps1 Ha a :Sns vii Rf'ss :S
Having very superior for cabin second cabin
make early application on board fog, e M,ids. Lane
Person, wishing to send for their friends fs;dns
asy OF regular packets by applying above il by letter
post paid. m3r
.A&K FOR LIvERPOOL--Pscket IN May-Thh
MINI splendid cket ship immediate
&ksesbip second cabio and nge,
sonabe terms II early Applicant be made board
WIZ L. TAPSCOTT
MIR 3 Peck Sip South st.
CHALLENGE TO CKULIUs
f96 HE Sixteen foot sail boat "1ROUBLER" will |
M1 stand ready GO ;a'l any distance 90 to miles
Anagains any all boat by VIM Crolus from
the hrs day OF June un the frat day August uer one
months notice berg DAYS for the
Of eoo each day The sole object test the sailing ouste
of the boats. ~ e f
N. B.-To sail without or tenders
G. l.. INGERSOLL.
AZ Hn~ec dos
SfR PASSAGE FOh LONDON-Pack I 10 h MAY
Nf&( The splendid last sailing packet snip MONTREAL |
anI Will tain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

John iKLLAND. the yell known proprietor Of the First
Ward House. No. % New T. (corief Of Exchange
Place. grateful for the hitherto received fo his
Trends and 6esirou' to merit OF culy
informs them and the public generally, h be has
chased the large and commodious House and G.rdsD.
as the Wa hrgton House situate Hudson eet Hoboken
within few nutes walk from the Ferry, formerly
oy he late Ames Sweeny wneru he will be happy
generate. Ihe Gardens being WY a;d tssefuy laid
ment of the rarest md choicest Of flowers The bar being
greatly ena,ged and newly fitted will contain
end cigrsf the most superior brndsalso Sherry Cobbe
Mint Ju aud lunches ,de the best svle ReTes
ments including Ice and delicaces Of
son has also fitted and bic sitting par
Ct the most delightful cenery The sbsc ber, dse rmned
tnat morning snail be wanting TO he comfort of
irons has also efed the Bowling Saloons with two eatire
new Alleys but On the most approved paD for and
the recreation OF visitors Of the Of the
unnecessary to say more hap that they will in all
found att ntive TO the of the visitors The
fom his long experience in the business respectfully solics
share OF the rub patronage end pledges himself that
ing shall be wanting his his employ
contribute TO the comfort and enjoyment Of those who may
aso-2wsr JOHN IRELAND, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

IhE GREENWICH BATH,
81, Hsdon street now oren for the season. with
CROTON WATER.
Single Eath at the reduced price OF sk cents. eight
az lm.ee ALSXR MARSHALL.
y M5sSE sLX q S,. GEEMAN 81
Offers cor sale Wholesale and RETAIL Ii, OF German Silver
at the 81 i as sr' make, prices &c
s esan4S inf e9y before
NEW YORK AND HARLEW RAILROAD CONP1.
comp will be closed from the of May next
BY order OF the Board of Direero-s
New York. Arnl 81, ls43. D2s aO,.m
pLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY Of TATrNT
New sole privilege of skns tent oe irf ps
ss, oype being this
ca modaon of ladies' embraces no fewer than
Piamse,s p,rn, Colopg Dasuereoype Apparatus, and
pa 9s he Unssi
supplied lowe, at any other place
Feos% a'S" sn nd s.s1s done order
BARRY'o WIGS AND SCALPS.
which age, have attached to hs He'd
wc freak Nature 9 sa Ruman TORN
rs % ssy e. AZ
which def ha,s ' Bs
rvs V'"'''ns 'H WIGS i;G:,a %SD scALps
@ sns all ohs5 Their pscn,I light
the hal their elasticity aud their superior ma eria
and workmanship well their Of finish
ment all combine such perfect heads OF HAIR that they
must be seen to be fully appreciated.
The com Iete that the above
the manufacture OF his unrv hair for tn last two
lar exceeds his expectations file respec
fully so,cits call confident of satisfying the
that he the best and cheapest maker tn They
only be mad las Broadway Of Liberty stairs
Pr'v,te rooms for fitting wigs aid toupees.
me- lm'tc
ITO ILLINOIS BONDHOID RS-A General Meeting
OF s, :, a.. Ss So1d. .ep
10 ho May, alta o'clock NJ II will be for the interest Of
the bondf olders TO give general attendance.
The Books will be opened to subscriptions under
the caa, the Exchange Bank on Thu,
Jay, the llh OF May.
ms ,oor SMHicAHR hsS f 4RAkSy. }Com of Illinois.
JAMES y. MOFFET. l2i Prince ST.. New YoTa na. al
Tay on hand snd offers for sale by Wholesale retail
German Silver of different thicknesses very perio Ar.
Sheet Brass Plates do;
Coopen Brass Pail Ears and Riven;
Umbrella, Parassl and Shade Furniture,
which he quality equal 10 any in Ia. ITptd
States, and Of his manufacture, - - 'e SA"''"
noti-s. . az LOT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

sra 5000 GREENHOUSE PLANTS-H. NJ. LEXENG
&SrUN informs his friends and tn public gener- ,ha
Nhe has made er sDg ments with Messrs. g. 8. Mann
Co.. No 1888 Broadway Of Anthony .uee in their pr
vate sales rom the purpose Of deposiing and dis
posing of priv s'e all OF hi large and exenve surpu,
own Yorkvle s8h street Sd venre
vae beauty and Unity growth and Ia ent they
will ouni passed by raised in this vicinity
They h,ee been foc and will retain their buds and flow
well ptaus possibly do by receiving proper
top 10 their culture and for which Mr. L. atter that
his plan in thi. market They will be sold
10 for cash. daily uppywi be received the
Ladies ar ticula Iy invited attend. mi lw%ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

ER HOUSES TO LET AT YORKVlLLE.-z large
:H the of 8h and Sd either
Of them calculated for public house, grocery pri-
esidesce On the premises is fine stable bowling alley,
snd fine garden consisting of with grape vines and fruit
JOHN A. MORRILL,, ESQ.,,
ma 2wr No II Chambers at.
AA TO RENTING extensive Bulldog erected the
N sent By the subscrper for his residence
the margin Of he 4 asst River, at Gowanus Heights, two
and half miles from South Brooklyn Ferry, commanding
views Of the Bay and Jersey shore the cities Of New
York and BROOKLYN Staten Island and the East ard North
Rivers The House is bch, superior building, i've stores
high covered with the ball ard sta Of marbs the
few wards of the door, excellent fishing ard fowng in the I'm
mediate vicnIy. The drive from New York is about fifteen
minutes, and the premi'es not exceled by any SITUATION
this cry Que hundred be accommodated
-''''''''' JOHN DELAPLAINE. CO Wall st.
ALSO TO l:ET the three brick House, 8! Walker
street. between Broadway ard Church occupied by Mr..
Veanck; and the brick House No 229 Nineteenth
street occupied by Mr. c. w. Feeks-Rents moderate.
aio lm<gc
IA TO LET-The Mansion House at Bloomingdae,
t@ known the Abbey situate h t distance above
he six mile stone jus! above strykes Bay and nearly
OF delightful SITUATIONS the Island, and
markedly healthy in the summer season.
Toe bloomingdae stages and the gate every
hour in the day. The gate Is new, and numbered l0
The will Re accordance with The state Of the
times.
Apply on the premises. or at l32 Chambers street.
N.B-Anang could be made, il desired, BY salts
factory pare the furniture the house
remain, part of the house will be rented separately
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

Yse FARM FOX SALE, conts ming forty acres, thirty
83 five under cultivation and the balance good growth Of
80 wood.
and large barn. In front OF the house is excellent well Of
water secured the weather by well house, and
fine lawn front of the house On he above described m
is fruit in abundance such apples cherries pears ounces
currlnts, goose cherries, &C.
The above farm two miles from the steamboat landing
the of Rye, the North road A full
view e Sound light houses when lighted;
every respect desirable location for gentlenans resi-
dence.
This farm in Westchester County. Call the premises,
Mr.. J. h WEIGH IS Leonard street.,
ala Imsec the Police Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

ITO GENTLE NEN WHO IN TEND TO VISIT OK
L MANf.Mk HUGHES, P, ofessor in The Royal NJ H.
aTy C0rDs OIL Cadets IN D~sd accomIOd
house ~ sint .nen a, boa,der and Isogtrs.
tie adiI se, himsel particularly such as coming TO
many for the of ear lang age to tac
tate th.i sancr.nt b. placing msves N family
where il is constantly spoken
w hushs though twenty-fye years esideu in Gerna
in his my particularly suitable for yoang no
their te uJc,his n,'antv with bth cna
bling hun the hose expiap.-
ions which every Gads al frst Necessary which
Will at ~ tiv,es be must willing Offer.
The dieIeat professors of the Cadets kindly
promised to MS uct p.ntt aiding Nj.
SD that faculty o rcd hosc scepces
qulsitr for any iu p of.sslon.
For eims etc please to apply Professor Hughes Drs
den.
Mr. Aso New York, MIR TIL. w. y7iians Conneeti-
cut W kindly sed TO
A FEW GENTLEMEN of SIC ady n ,bts ,un De scc,mmo
dated With good board aud pleasant pys
ly at 20 Fuito street Also day bosdes
m0daed on the most reasonable paror and bedroom
10 Jet, WIN or without hoard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
SHIELDS PHOTOGRAPHIC PRESS.
No. As Maiden Lane New York

THY. He, PROPR ET2k Of thus WI Known establish
p:s and Fl Gs;jses5 H.d.sTr osod
thai ss. dsd 70 .tae Of chas rSa r nd
bi Inn mi in Am@riea superior 10 o0'e Oh any ''nef
HIS has 50 f., Ieeeded his expesog enable
10 o TO nc aud now Pr pared TO al orders
S abe to nsy T. sSu hi S
at the loves, ossibe mie. Oisaal signs plates
e the and gold 'e @
Per"m Gsssr. and other labels cstay hand and
aai VERY r' SsrsS c
ssst III
cary 0St 0d win be executed with that suuetaay and
n ii orders Shh Ss
% aeR END to- and tie articles ordered forwarded
e 0nl''O ''t cHas. As sHEIps. Proprietor
SocsETHlNNG Nc NEW-To a, WI would DC savins-C,h
Paeise aaeTe Waking sna Thinning ss E. b,ia
e. III oprsoIs ks ,h method Of
stem Of her cloths thereby saving h-
m%ed Tor Which, h " Establishment S Off az
sy atas al Others hf made
business. ,uperncnding boh cutting wing depart
They do nor present to the public flaming list of reduced
%so uaSu I hope ha
toners and the prevailing fashon will away. be sufficient
m2 Inn - eNA 0-e PSoLsY { BROWN.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
ME UBSCRiB FRS are opening by recent arrivals,
their Of &C. which they Of
er at the lowest market prices for cash approx paper
viz = " - 49, T~''
Brass Sneii Goods RI
"a ,aned Tea Trays. Table Knives and Forks
Inneo tionoN Wae Scissors, Razors and hears.
saws. giles an Tools d xpn & Sons Wares
Bolts, Locks, &c Iastors CandIestnks &C.
A.. ssyt'es. csles. shovols, SPADES. &c &C..
Also uil as'ortnento Guns, Pistols, Rifles and Gun
isn Is lower ices than other house afford SELL
ving been purchased aacsn where much below
original cost
A.W SPIES co,
az l!n-r 2l8 Re ri str ct opposite Pstt street.
ITO DEALERS IN CUTLERY.-Wm WiId No I62
DIVISION street, Manufacturer OF Cutlery, offers 10 the
trad cheap tor cash. 1000 dozen
quan consisting OF one three and four blade
EkANCls X ChUMP, ChIonome,er, Watch and Clock
Maker and Jewsier formerly with s. j. Tobias for nearly
SIX years aud recently with MaTJuands Broadway, up
wards OF three begs acauain his friends the public
that he has taken 28 Grand where
70 practise the above business aud from his tong
ence and known ability TO with that share of
which his abilities entitle hum In ming thanks
past avou he would remind his enda he
description OF Watches, Repeaer, Musical and Duplex the
most complicated that can be procured
Also, iewsary and DIAMOND work set Pecr's
being enabled do the whole hse trust TO The in
paid far old s,'d nd ssnY a. irnsr
fYIse-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

A $1,000. OF toTst Patent AnenOr., wvlsnas aooa
Il. X. COLLINS & CO.,
a30ec Sc south .t,..,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

LOUISVILLE, April 81, 1913.
The Hsrald-Trial Of Godfrey Pope, and his de-
quittal-A Scene in the Court Room-Congycs.
sioadl Campaign commandments IS, &c
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16
nREADrIIL EARTHQuAKE.

From hs Baltimore American.
Destruction OF TIE TOWN OF POINT PETRE,
GAUDALoUPE.-Several Thousand Lives losL
Capt. Thompson, Of the brig Frances Jane
at this port yesterday FROM ST. Johns, P. r.
report the occurrence at that place Of severe
shock Of an earthquake on the 9Th Feb, which
lasted about two minutes, but did no especial
damage Intelligence Of the destructive ei-
feels Of the earthquake in various other islands
IS given in annexed extracts from letters, re-
ceiyed from Frances Jane;
st johns, p K. February IA, 1913.
We bad a severe shock Of an Earthquake
on the 5th inst, but it was not so severe as the
one last year, though It lasted a longer time
In St. Thomas / was very severe, and IS said
10 have lasted over two minutes All persons
fed from their houses, but most fortunately no
one was hurt, and no material damage was
done there. A vessel arrived al st. Thomas
from Antigua reports that all the houses were
thrown down in that Island, and the windmills
were either down or so much injured that
they cannot be worked. In Nevis, also, eve
~ thing Except the Bath HOuse) is down land
The steamer passing Martinique, Gaudaloupe
and Montserat, saw those Islands covered with
a dense cloud Of dust.
No accounts have yet been received from
any other Island but VIC fear we shall hear Of
great destruction of property and loss Of life
n al the Windward Islands. We cannot
youch for the truth Of the above, but we give
# as We resolved it from a creditable source in
St. Thomas
aSt. Johns, p r Feb Is, 1913
We yesterday received adyices from the
Windward The effects Of the Earthquake
Of the 9Th inst. have been awful indeed. The
town Of Point Petre, Gaudaloupe, Is entirely
destroyed, and Ten Thousand are supposed to
hare been killed The loss Of properly is i'm
mense. At Antigua there has also been
great loss Of properly, though but few lives were
destroyed. All the mills and sugar works are
more ofless injured, and the greater part Of the
crop viii be lost. News, Barbados, Montse-
rat, sc. are all said to have suffered much,
but 10 what extent is not known here yet"
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16
PREsIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS

Mr.. Henry A. Wise, one ofthe Guard, who
declared with 50 much earnestness and appa-
rent sincerity that he neither expected nor
would receive office under Mr. Tyler's admin
siration, has boon nominated By the President
as Minister 10 France. If his nomination be
confirmed, verify ne wal have received his re-
ward for his apostacy from the Wing party
None but John Tyler possesses such powers Of
appreciation as to think that Henry A. Wise is
the nest proper person 10 be made Minister to
France.
In place Of Mr.. Forward, Mr.. Caleb Cush-
ing has been nominated as Secretary Of the
Treasury. So much for his abandonment Of
the Wings.
w. w. Irwin, Of Pennsylyania as Charge to
Copenhagen.
These nominations hadnol been decided up
on By the Senate, when we received the lat
est dates from Washington.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16

20 1.-THE Southern Sportsman" devoted
to sporting intelligence, general literature, and
graphic and humorous descriptions Of men,
manners, and things, Is the title Of new pa
per 10 be published in New Orleans. The
editors are Jessfs. Thorpe ard Brenham, IA
voraby known lor then literary produc-
tons, especially ono Of them az the author
Of d series ofinteresting pieces over the sigma
ture Of a. Tom Owen tho Bee Hunter"
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16

e aspils % position. into which the Repu-
a'aicrs ere auxiou % shove ihai uasa Of hel-
iial slola md vulgA aebaa.te5s a G.
cNali,howchaugcd Ihsiiions! Asaspsss
imen 81 lhe coniemplnsas manncs ia Which
some Of he organs oftheplE,g tre Disposed
70 treai Col Towards pisiauzio1l M e ~
pose the disseniioa that exists among them,
We quote he following tom ne vieksbuFg
Sentinel - So
We understand tbai Col H0Wsrd iook oc-
casion 70 disclose private relations between
himselfand Gov McNuti on Saturday nifl il--
diyulging confidential conversations on oiiici9l
subjects. We really pity . man when big
feelings ana passions 90 overcome he ludg-
menl e 20 lead him into such gross imPIoPr-
cites We look on the conduct d Col. How
ard with feelings Of pity, though We must con.
fess that We have no, heard a single democrat
or even Whig, who has heard Of i, but who
speaks Of Il with contempt The Colonel /.
savage either Coz money or Office, and be would
be much better pleased with the democracy ]
thew would give him boih-though be has had
very respectable share Of both from the par
tv--considering bis talents and services-thG
former Of which We would not underrate. III
has talents, but his waiting ambition has g
overbalanccd bis mind, that be has rendered hin
self an object Of pity to bis friends,and anus
ment to bis enemies. ~
Wepredict after this ebulhtion Of disappou
ted rage shall have exhausted his mental an
bodily energy, he win find himself totally aban
doned BY his whig hackers, covered with sham
and confusion, and ready to fall back into on
ranks powerless, with his face cadaverous, an
his soul subdued, ike a man reposing after
severe epileetie fit. This is the second fit {
political epilepsy with which the Colonel ha
been visited, and Il he should be 50 uniortu
maze as TO take the disease the third time
will certainly kill him.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16

Tom Moore's songs have been parodied
oiicnter than the productions Of almost any
other poet--a good proof Of their excellence
and popularity.-But what would the greal
aLttle"-Mooro, says to the following on
aThis world is all a fleeing show:
The bustles are al heeting show
For mans illusion given;
The bags ofbran, the sacks Of tow,
Are worn 10 Gull the simple beau
They're al a cheat BY Heavenl
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16

From q slip which We have received from
tie ofice q The Republican Banner al Nash.
vile We learn that an awful casually occurred
90 tie 18th ull, ID Cincinnati, IN which many
lives were lost and persons dreadfully mulia.
Ted. The following is an extract.
Yesterday about o'clock P. n. the sxlen-
sivo Pork Packing establishment Of Messrs.
Pugh g. Abords corner d Walnut and Canal
streets, was discovered 70 be on Use. Tic
fremen repaired to tho spot with their usual
alacrily, and whiie engaged in combating the
destructive element many on the roof OF
smaller building connected with the main one,
dreadful explosion took place, occasioned, it
IS couioctured, BY the combustion Of gas gen.
Grated BY the Gre inside the building, which
Was very close.
The roof Of the small house was blown oE.
and the walls ofthe other thrown ulWard, bury
ing many Of The hremen and spectators under
ne ruins, while some ofthose on the roofsunk
into the house, or were precipitated to the
ground some few without Material injury. At
this moment, the flames for the first time burst
out The conclusion Of the air was 90 grett,
that persons on the opposite side Of Wslnut
street, who we're standing on some tiers Of bar
rels Of pork, were thrown down, and part Of
| the upper tiers Of barrels Of pork, were thrown
upon one or two, whose limbs were broken BY
them.
Such was the CONSERVATION created BY the
shock Of the explosion-which was heard and
felt in distant parts Of the city--that severa
minutes elapsed before the spectators recov.
cred from the panic. Assistance was Their
given the sufferers, some Of whom were dead
--.some SO drcadf1ly mutilated and wounded
4 that they could scarcely be recognised, man!
Of whom died in a short time, and some mal
possibly recover
The general appearance Of the ruins show
that an immense force was operated. ThI
upper part Of The building down to the frs
story was thrown into the street. covering
Walnut street with bricks and heavy timbers
kegs Of lard, SC. Not much Of the stock Q
meat, which was large, viii be losi. We I'm
derstand the building and i,s contents wer
fully insured. Measures will no doubt be IA
ken 10 ascertain and lay before the public IN
cause and extent ofthe loss.
A deep, appalling, and mourniu feeling per
vades the city those rescued from the ruins
are amongst our most respectable, inlelligen
and enierprising citizens, in the prime Of liiC
with families, and noted for their public spiri
and social qualities. SO many confictin
statements are afoat in relation to this grea
calamity that at this time it is impossible I
speak with any degree Of accuracy either {
extent or effects Of this affecting dispensatioH
No such heart rending and tragical even
has ever occurred m our city i we exeer
the explosion on board The steamboat Alosells
some years since.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16

The War Of the Revolution lasted eight
years, to a day-from the battle Of Lexington,
April 10, I775, to the proclamation Of Wash
ingion, ordering aeessaiion Of hostilitics, April
10, 1888.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16
NJ RANKRuPT NV.

The bin for repeating this law, which bad
passed the house Of Representatives wasear-
red through the Senate on the 25ih ult, BY q
vote of32to l3.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16

TIE effects Of the times may be Observed IN
their operations upon the dandies, who now
wear The egpes only, ofihs cloaksthey were
formerly able 70 wear.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16

Isaac Hill Of New Hampshire, who has been
the Democratic U. S. Senator, and Governor
Of that State, has declared himself in favor Of
the Tyler administration, and has pledged
himself to take the stump throughout the State
n behalfof it.
This detection has given The Locos no little
discomfort and set the Globe, the Pennsylva-
MA Key Stone and other Of their journals "a
the most violent abuse Of their qrondam as
sociate Isaac.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16

The earth is at this time covered with a
deeper snow than we ever saw before 10 Mis-
sissippi.
1t showed the whole Of last night, and il is
now not less than from six to seven inches
deep. Every thing wesrs the garb ofa North
ern climate.