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MARBLE YARD.

TBNHE SUBSCRIBER would return
b his sincere thanks 10 the cilzens
of SteubenvIIle and vicinity, for their
liberal patronage and encouragement
and would respectfully inform them, and
he public generally, that he has come
10 the conCIu ion 10 locate himself per-.
manently in Steubeavlle, and carry OH
the
Marble Cutting Business
in all It's branches. He has made ar
rangements in The Eastern cities, to re-
ceive Marble and will always have on
hand large assortment Of
Egyptian, Italian and american Marble,
and pledges himself to sell Monuments,
Tomhs, Head and Foot Stones, as low as
they can be had any place west Of the
mountains
have also on hand, a large lot Of
GrIndsloues. from the celebrated quarry
on Deer Creek, Allegheny CO., Pa
Plaster Paris always on hand.
Orders from the country thankfully
received, and punCtunIIy attended to,
The public are invited TO call at my
Yard, on Market street, near the river
LOUDEN BORLAND.
Nov, II, l843-4mO.
We, the undersigned, having purch-
ased work of Mr. l.. Borand, take great
pleasure IN recommending him to the
public as ii skrIIuI mechanic, and consi.
der his prices low and reasonab bIe-and
feel no hesitation IN saying that he will
give entire satisfaction to all who may
employ him.
JAMES MEANS,
N Dixie,
DR.. JOHN ANDREWS,
JAMES WILSON.
SteubenvIlle, Nov, 2, l843,
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JOHN @. ADAMS AT CLEVEL AND


Our citizons, says tho Cleveland Her
aid, have anticipated with feelings of
pleasure, a visit from this distinguished
and they were oil taken by
surprise this morning at an early hour,
by tho arrival OF Mr. Adams, in tho Gen
WAYNE. His unexpected coming upset
all the arrangements Of the committee,
or the church bells would have rung out
their merry peals, and the loud mouth
ed cannon would have tod tho people
round about US that "the old man elo.
quent" was here As it was, hNndbills
were circulated through tho city, and
the news was carried from house tC
house hat Mr.. Adams would address
the citizens at The Congregations
church al | | o'clock,
At an early hour, Notwithstanding III,
storm, from every direction the younI
and The old, male and female, were see
vending the way to the church, which
at the appointed hour, was filled to owe
! flowing
The Mayor Of The City, OccompODic
by other members of the Committee AZ
companled Mr.. Adams into the churcl
where he was received with such hear
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
Davis Vail,
Vs. In ChanceTy'
William Weary

By virtue Of decree issued ou Of the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Carroll Coun'
ty, and 10 me directed, | will offer for
sale at the door of the Court house in
Carrolton, on Saturday the 23i day OF
December next, between the hours ol
10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ, the iol
lowing real estate, to wit: The East
half of the North East Quarter of Sec
ton l3, Township lG, of Rarge e. eX
ceptus - acres of the South end o
said quarter, sold to Grimes q Mitchell
DAVID WATT, SherIi
November n, tS43
Printers Ioe so
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nWIllG ALL OVER "

When the veteran Gen. Henry Sc
wall OF this town, came to the town
house on the llh Of September last, he
was met at tho door by an active third
party man, and offered a ticket What
ucL OF is thalH asked the old gentleman
The reply was Liberty tirket-you are
an aboliionlst--yo are for liberty
The General who was Captain in the
army Of Washington, and who fought
through tho whole war, who though
over four score and ten, is yet able to
walk about our streets every day, replied
ir voice as il no was atlhe head of a
division Of troops. Yes, young man,
nm for liberty, ! was an aboIlionist be-
fore YOU was born: | was also Whig
was a Whig Of the Revolution;l am a
Wing now; Whig all over--Nnd shall
vote this Wing ticket Ten or twelve
years ago Gen Sewall was perhaps the
most influential sbOltiouist in KeDnebet
and he has not changed his opinions
lie holds on 10 the old organization, anc
has no fellowship with The new party
| Though his limbs have lost some O
their strength his intellect is as vigorou
az ever, his nerves are firm, and h
writes a hand which moi ono clerk in
hundred can equal. Keancbec Jour.
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AmspectiOls OE' Pork.
From he Ohio Statesman,
EIFvETaND. Oct. 9, 1913


Mr.. MedGry-You will confer favor
BY publishing the extracts hereto an
nexsd from tho revised Statutes Of New
York, on the Inspection Of Beef and
Pork.
The regulations Of that State upon
this subject are important to tbs Packers
OF Beef and Pork, and TO the farmers
generally in Ohio, as so Iarge an a.
mount OF those articles tehe their dlrec
tion TO N. York for a market, much OF
which fails to pass inspection, from the
ignorance OF our farmers ol the mode oil
cutting.
The following sxtrscts show IN what
manner Beef and Pork are required TO
be cut, saIled and packed, TO bear in
spection in that State.
The mode OF cutting pork is IIlustra'
ted by 1he figure Oft the animal.
Beef aud Pork, inspected according to
the laws Of Ohio, are not required to be
again inspected in N York, as will be
seen by the extracts.
Yours respectfully.
JAMES M. CRAW.
1nc,orior for H,,,0bO01 COtai1J
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Rudolph Cook, ct ais. J Petition
US. for
Michael Cook, et ais. Partition.
By virtue of a decree issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Carroll coun.
ty, and to me directed, will offer for
sale at the door of the Court house in
CarrolIron, on Saturday the 23d day Of
December next, between The hours of
10 o'clock A. NJ and 4 o'clock P. NJ,
the following real estate, to wit: The
South West Quarter Of Section SO,
Township IA, Range 5,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
November II, lS43.
Printers fees so.
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MonrOe nn0 ROCneSloIi B'Ne oV0 'oIo
majority,
Rockland county has probably elected
the Iudependen unti-cauCuo Assembly.
man.
Westchester hos elected ths entire
Wing ticket bu, one Assemblymnn--
Sheriff and Clerk by 600, and Gor the
frs, time in many years
The Wings have lost all tho Senators
up to the Sixth District. Floyd zones
in this district has about $50 maj
Tho Express gives table which O.
Iects 80 Locofoco Assembymen and II
Wings. There are 1913 in all 10 be eIec
ted. Pitts. Chronicle.
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We have pleasure in transferring to
our columns from the New York papers
the following letter from one of the
most distinguished sons Of tho State Of
New York:-Nat. IHt
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07
THE REGISTER.

4 Printed and published every SATURDAY ut
THREE DOLLARS in advance. Subscribers who
do not pay III advance, will invariably be charged
four dollars.
Advertisements inserted for one dollar per
square (of ten lines or lcss,) for the first insertion,
and fifty &C nts for each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements which exceed ten lines, cherg-
Oh ten cents per line fer the first, and Eve cents
for each insertion Afterwards.
n Yp,pIy ApvERTIsING.-A deduction will be
&r,,de 70 those who advertise by the year to suf
6cient amount to make it for the interest of meT-
chants and others.
Advertisements ont of the direct line of bust
moss of the yearly advertiser will be CHARGED fer
seperately at tho ordinary rates.
Il Professional cards, not alterahle for the year,
containing ten lines or less ten dollars.
TIE names ofcandidatcs for county Offices will
be inserted for five dollars, payment always in adj
vance, and State Offices ten dollars.
Election tickets win never Be delivered It'll
paid for.
Political circulars or communications oGonly an
Individual interest, will be chargd at half price
of ordinary Advertisements end must be paid iii
advance. H... .'.- e.
Advertisements not marked with the number Of
insertions will be continued till forbid, and any
alterations made after insertion charged extra,
Advertising patrons will favor us by handing
in their advertisements as early after our regular
publication DAYS as convenient-nOt later i'll any
case if possible, than Thursday night.
All JOD-WORK must be paid for CT dcliv-
cry.
POSTAGE must be paid on all letters, or they vii
not be attended to.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07
Courts
just Received

EROM Boston, fine assortment OF
Il fresh Shoes and Boots, consisting OF
Ladies' Kid Slippers, Shoes, Walking
Ties, and Brogans; Gents. Calf, Seal &
Kip Boots, do. Calf, Seal and Kip Bro
gans and Shoes. Also, great variety
OF Children's shoes. All OF which will
be sold low for cash by
June g. A. w. ARMSTRONG;.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

Why is bag OF meal like the carlh3
Give it uP2. Because it's ground.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

Why is hope like piece OF decayed
cheese? Because thousands iiyein il.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

Extracting corns," as the crow said
70 the farmer.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

The Court of Chancery has Jurisdiction over
all pleas and complaints whatsoever cognizable
in a Court of Equity, and holds two sessions an
nually, commencing on the Bird Mondays in Apr
and October for the Oxford District, and January
and July at Jackson.
JUDGES and DISTRICT ATToRNEYsof The Circuits
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-07

Dob work OF all kinds
done as this Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29
Things I'm Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. May as-R. Y

PHILADELPHIA, May 2s-RM
CAPTAIN MAcKENzIE.--The case Of Capt Maekea,e
came up before the Court of Common Pleas Yesterday nom
ns but IN consequence of proceedings in your city
was postponed for the present.
MORE lScESuIAnisM.-On Friday evening sbou. Q
O'Clock the brick yard Of Mr.. Leibrandt on the Grayb
Ferry Road was burned the ground having been fred h
Is supposed by the brick Inakers strike for ID
vance IN their wages Considerable eNcitenent existed
among the iremen at the Of South and SctuyiLB
9econdstreets consequence OF fifteen twenty
Panles coming in contact th each other
SAD AccIDENr.-The engineer of the steamboat Rain
bo" Mr. Johnson, unfortunately drowned sfidly
evening about ilb o'clock, Wilmington Creek, whilst
the boat was lying at the wharf The deceased was vo
my man aud has left wife and two children who now re-
side IN your city.
HE SAhgArH.-The good people of Wilmington, Deli
ware 1t would have resolved cary out the esoa
tlons OF our Religious Assemblies relative TO the Observance
o Inc Sabbath, from the fact of their Couacis hiyias
passed an ordinance prevent the landing OF Passngen
from steamboats, their wharyes the Sabbath aud ao
10 prevent all steamboats, except they should hdppentoce
IAN ths o. s. Mai, from touching at their place"
oCR CoAsr SURyEY.-The survey Of our Coast has tssn
already completed from the mouth OF the Bay to lew NILS
above New Castle and will during The present summer v
carried 10 Trenton, which considered the heaa
delaware navigation for vessels Of any magnitude fhi
uePh'a IS deeply interested In this work. and through @G
mercantile marine will reap grea, advantage from ne samf
ms Coal Ia, ng.-DGrng the week, ending On lhup'
ia! the whole number of boats which passed Though ~
outlet lock at Fairnonnt, l2l Of which hnmo1 8,
We're bound 10 New York The amount Of coal oa Doara
the above boats II 1873 aud II cwt- To n9oas
received this season, II ,t5i tons IL cwt.
AN lLtuMIsArfoy.-our city, from until lei eeiee1
last evening, brilliantly illuminated and gessfl
alarm Of IRE prevailed throughout the place "hs As
cause was have been unable to ascertain.
very heavy business done in Stock am.1 -
SATURDAY and the speculative fever appeared scoas
seoped Prces had upward tendency, and The ~
during the past week purchase GraTd Bank hafe' "
osen singuiary animated Pennsylvania Firss wenn
mand at AS whilst State Skies hare improved s1ee
9us sales Philadelphia Bank sdsanced 4s. lsSa'
Ponds also mp per cent, and appeared irn ~ ~
, , ates Six Per Cent Loan sold at IA.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29
conrt calendar-Tms DAr.

rrvr,tr Cerr-Nus To- 81 Ia iso ~, 80 =, "a
Ils. a5 So ia la a. e5, iSo 81 o. 81 '-' ~
co,,aos plEA..-Nos. 10, ss, 10, u, 4S, ! CO. i u
IL % ". %.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

q The captainof "a canal boat, who.had caught
the small poS, was put out on the tow-path, at
Fairport, by his crew, on Wednesday last, and
left there to such fare might hap, while they
went on their way. The cowardly fools. We
predict that they will all take the disease, and
half OF them die Of It
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

u The Central Railroad of Michigan carries
passengers from Detroit to jackson for 81 So
BY this route travellers reach Chicago two days
sooner than by the Lakes. 25O,0OO passengers
have been carried on this Road sinceit was opened
and not one injured
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

- Two or three Gentlemen, or Q ,l..sS ess soca
man and his Wife, be accommodates sss ~ Is
Board in family where there children, :. ,as,n
Greenwieh-treet few doors from rranka.
able. Refers % The Editor Of The Tribuns- tsl
Board at Boston.--Genrlrme,s VISITING Ds,,s.r ,.r
ei her for ieS days or loager will find excellent asosb
iatons al Mrs Cieyerleys, No. 2 Avon Piss; Il ia
but few feet fsom Waahington.st. and The sa ,ss
Cry The Location is refy ques. Terms moderate. -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

u Small steamboats, with Ercsson's Propel
lers are running now from Montreal 10 Kingston
up the rapids of the st. Lawrence.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

u Thomas n. McCants, convicted of the
murder OF Mr.. Ladd, In Columbia, S. C. on
the 18th of March, has been sentenced TO be
hung on the l4th of July next.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

u Lady MARY BAcor, reEct of the late Cover
nor-General of Canada, with her family, have ar
nved in this city, on her way to England.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

u a Marine Surveyors Office has been es-
tablished at g. Wall-street, under the direction
of the Chamber OF Commerce Messrs. R
Brunley, 7. H. Merry, Joseph Tinkham, SC
are the Surveyors
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

IL J. w. MOORE, Editor OF the Bellows Falls,
VT Gazette, has been turned out of the Post
Office, at that place, for holding fast to his prin-
ciples.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

j. Messrs. Adams & Co.'S Express has beer
extended from Boston TO Pittsburgh-the route tt
be accomplished IN IRE days
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

MoRE TYLERIsa.-iEard B. Howard has been
appointed Post-Master al PeekskiIl, Westchester
county, N the place Of William II. Briggs, re-
moved
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

i The statement that the Siamese Twins are
married is contradicted by the Worcester Pal.
Iladium.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

u NATHAN HowARD, il, of Troy, has been
appointed Deputy Clerk in the Supreme Court
Clerks Office, at Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

tected defaulter (the polite name for thief to a
considerable amount. He was appointed to burn
a lot of redeemed City Warrants, and contrlved
to sccrctc large amount OF them. No less than
S2,459 81 have already been recovered. 1t is
plum der.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

u GEORGE H McWHoRrER. Esq. has been
appointed By the President, Collector Of the Gus
toms OF the Port and District OF Oswego, in the
place OF Thomas II. Bond, ESQ, removed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

IL Benefits Herald quoted Sir Robert Peel's
humbug Free Trade Speech last year as proof
positive that he had come over bona fde to Free
Trade. In the last number of that same Herald,
an article is quoted from an English paper prov
ING that all the Statesmen of Europe are acting
more and more ngldy On the Protective pzinci-
pie; and concluding
We defy any one to say that this is not the
natural and inevitable tendency of the policy
which the British Government seems bsnt upon
pursuing, VIZ: OF giriHg Free Trade TIE benefit
Of their Theoretical speeches while restncton con-
tlnues to enjoy the more substantial advantage of
their practical support
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

u The fare from Bangor to Boston by the
Steamboat Charter Oak has been reduced TO tleo
GoLlars
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

q Mrs. u. s. Cove Will give Leetpre :. .Tsp.
aad Gentlemen Monday EyeEag, the 18th ins' te
p@rance Hail. corner Of Broadway and GRIND s. IT.. fs-
dtion Of we,al a our M p.een, s soeiety "
follow the Lecture. in which Ladies and Oentless
spectfully invited TO take part Admittance zt esls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

DEATH or SIIAs WRIGHT, SEy-Died In Wey.
bridge, Addison County, Vermont, on Saturday.
the 9th day of May inst, SI1As WEIGHT, ESD,
after al entire confinement Of more than wears.
from extensive paralysis. Mr.. Wright was in
the elghty-fourth year of his age, and was the
father of the Hon. Silas Wright, Jun. of this
County" fSt. Lawrence Rep.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

From H,yTl.-The brig Fairfield, Captain
Smith, arrived yesterday from Port au Prince,
which she left on the 18th inst. All was then
quiet throughout the island. Capt. Smith In
forms lis that the new Tariff went into operation
on the 10th Of May. There was reduction OF
duties of one dollar on the following articles =
Beef, Pork, Rice, Flour, Goldfish, Lard Butter
Mackerel and Herring, in the ports of Port au
Prince, Aux Cayes Cape Hayti, Port au Platt,
Gonives and the city of ST. Domingo. The fol-
lowing articles, viz. Boards, Plank, Scantling,
Shingles, Nails, Paints, Locks, Hinges, and all
other articles used in building houses, are free
from duty Vessels are not permitted to 90 to
more than one port iii the island to discharge
their cargoes, nor may they go to any other port
to take outward cargoeS in.
NExlco.-Arrvals at New Orleans bring the
intelligence that great exertions are being made
by Santa Ana for raising money to pay the first
instalment due the United States He has issued
proclamation declaring that forced loan of two
millions and half will be demanded from all the
departments of the Republic according to their
wealth. 1t is to be repaid as soon as the Treasr-
ry will permit.
IL The election of four members OF the next
Congress-at least, trial for :t-takes place in
Mass, on Monday next. The candidates are
the same as hitherto except in the Essex District,
where Robert Rantoul, jr., has declined the Loco
nomination, expecting to be appointed collector
at BOSTON, and j. c. Stickney, of Lynn, takes his
place.
Is The Tyler party of Princess Anne County,
Md. had meeting week ago, choosing l.. d.
/ Teackte President, and MeSSrs Jones and Overly
Secretaries Three votes were given for these Of
! fcerS-those of the gentlemen themselves. There
were great many Wings and Loco,Foces pre-.
sent, but no more Tyler men.
a. Hon DAVID WAL1Acg has !seen nominated
for reelection to Congress, by Che Wings of the
Indianapolis District, Indians. His Loco oppo-
nent is VIM. ]. Brown. The scontes, viii be
spirited, but we lock for favorable result
lJ. Hon. EpwAkp SPARROW has been nomii-
mated for Congress BY the Wings of the lid Dis
trics of Louisiana. This is the least promising
! District in the State Gen. Dawson's] but we do
not give 1t up.
II Hon. GARREr d. WALL of NewJersey
has 50 far recovered irom his paralysis as to be
able to attend to public business
/ II Gov. ThoMas of Md has thought better Of
the matter, and not-iulhned his threat oil publish.
ing an account of his troubles with his wife. A
wise change.
YANKEE ENTERrRisg-W Welearn from the Bos
ton Journal that member of a mercantile houss
in Chariestown, has gone on, 10 London to es
tabsish an agency IN that city for the sale o
Fresh Pond Ice.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

G- new eating house IS ahoust be o2esss -,
corner Of Liberty street aud Broadway. lin the s,
on the snseFey system. The place has been sles'-'s
up Tor the purpose by the proprie:ofs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

tJ" Persons wishing 10 subscribe for TaE TRrRuSE in
PHnApEEyHts aud the adjoining Districts will seraed
gplay every day The arrival OF The O'CLOCK noon,
the low price Of 50 per ron By leaving their
with the uRdersgned Single copies The Week
Jy Tribune PER No. Ct cents. z. w. CARR,
Forum Office, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

u TIE FUTURE" small, but earnest and
able semi-monthly paper, has been commenced
by the advocates of Association, at Ann Arbor,
Michigan. Prince 81 l-2 cents per annum, and
the first number is worth that.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

~ For Letter from Boston On Dir. WeJster and Pro-
lection Letter Of Business aad News FROM PitsbyA do
from Mobile the packet Yieoria; Proceedings OF the
Presbaerian General 8ssembes; Philadelphia News etc.
see First Page
r~- Fore Poem By Amelia and account OF HI
DxfgssAcH The Lion Tanner seq Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

Nrw.HAMrsmKE - The Official Canvass of
Votes fos Members of Congress in this State give
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

YANKEE ENTERpRisg.-Welearn from the Bos-
ton Journal that member of mercantile house
in Chariestown, has gone out 10 London to es-
tabsish an agency in that city for the sale of
Fresh Pond Ice,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

u The Wuic CLARION, small but spirited
Weekly, has been started at Raleigh by the
Wings of North Carolina, to be circulated cheap
ly: H. w. Hustled, Editor. The paper is issued
under the superintendent of a Wing Central
Committee. on which we note with pleasure the
names of Hon. GEORGE E. BADGER, Harrison
Secretary of the Navy) George W. Haywood,
w R. Gales. and other good men and true.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

~ Democratic Whis General Committee.
"A special Meeting Of this Committee will Be held Tue
day Evening Ma 90 the Broadway House o'clock.
PHILIP HONE, Chairman.
JosErH PrEssoS, ssr,s,,,;.x
EDWARD f.. CowLEs, SS'eStesat'es m29
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

. ATTEMPTED BURIAL WITHOUT fv,r,r,.
tiaay afternoon carriage, In which we're 81, ,ryo, d
col drove INTO ,r Possers Field barying ground and -
ass.d thai the child they Brought with sm-s male s.
saSs,.s an, {. as@s, on,hould be Immediately bursd
of t gapose OF getting one a. rbey said bn Aid .a -.
ne 1ofoarr was summoned BY the keeper. and hi
morning held an inquest The BODY No marks Of yoience
aud as Is body much decoposed the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

t. Hon. EpwAKp SPARROW has been nomi-
mated for Congress by the Wings of the lid Dis
trics of Louisiana. This is the least promising
District in the State Gen. Dawson's) bu, we do
not give II up.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

II Hon. GARREr d. WALL of NewJersey
has 50 far recovered irom his paralysis as to be
able TO attend to public business.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

~ Hon DAVID WALLACE has: :seen nominated
for reelection to Congress, by she Wings of the
Indianapolis District, Indians His Loco oppo.
men. is VIM. ], Brown. The contes, will be
spirited but we lock for favorable result
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

Is The Tyler party of Princess Anne County,
Md had meeting week ago, choosing l.. d.
Teackle President, and Messrs Jones and Overly
Secretaries. Three votes We're gwen for these Of
fcegS-those of the gentlemen themselves. There
were great many Wings and Loco-Foces pre-.
sent, but no more Tyler men
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

u Gov. ThoM,s of Md. has thought better OF
the matter, and not fulfilled his threat OF publish
ing an accoun, of his troubles with his wife. A
wise change.