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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
Georgia-Hcr Election, and how Carried.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
MILLRpCyvILLy Georgia, Oct. IL, leii


MlLLEDGxvILLx. Georgia, Oct. 10, leii.
The Election for Members to Congress held i'll
this State on Monday the It'll instant, has re-
suited in the choice of Mcssrs. King, Tombs, Ste.
phens and Poe, four Wings good and true, while
the Loco Focos have elected the same number Of
Free Trade, anti Tariff members, 10 wit Messrs
Jones, Cobb, Lumpkin and Harralson.
In summing up the aggregate vetc Of the State
the L9c0. Focos have beaten, e. far as heard frolo
and have in all probability carried the State by
q majority of 5000 votes. This result was most
unexpected 10 The Wigs, who have conducted
the campaign with the principles Of Mr.. CLAY
proclaimed Ut every meeting and in every paper
in Georgia
The Loco. Focos have fought in ali ways and
shapes the Texas hunbug has been ridden ny
every totnagogue Of the patty propositions
have been made from The stump by their orators
TO lottery off the Texas land, and every man was
to have prize of a good farm. The leading Lo-
CO. Foco paper OF this place made the suggestion
carly last summer, to dupe the Ignorant and cred
ulous poor for the purpose Of Strengthening its
party. Bot our defeat Is most escrlta5le to the
unpr;ncipled and reckless assertions made by
their papers and orators on The Tariff policy
Mr.. Clay has been denounced as ultra in his Pro.
tective notions, while MIR. Folk is held up as
Free Trade man. Eject Mr.. Polk say the Loco
Focos here. and the Protective policy falls to the
ground. Their tickets IN tho day of the cleo
ton were headed - No Duties" :" No Iarif,"
| " Free Trade,"" TexaS aop" Tbisis the way,
by sush appeals, that Georgia has lost her posi-
ten among the Wing States OF the Union.
Tie idea that Mr.. Polk has ever, u would il
elected President, favor Protection, is laughed at
BY his partiz ans hero. They look on his letter
| to Mr. Kane of Pa as mere stroke of policy 10
get the vote Of that State.
The Federal Union, the organ Of The LoCo-Fo-
CO party Of this place, in shouting over the vic,
| tory of their party, say that Democratic Ge0r-
eia has given evidence that she is not for a Pro-
tectipe Tariff, e,ther accidental or othsrDiss
send you accompanying this the paper above
referred to. l would like to have every man
whether Wing or Loco, read how the Loco Focoe
battle for power and place in tho South. Our
sister State, South. Carolina, that would destroy
the Union for Texas or the Tariff, has had her
chivalry and talents sent TO US to iniuse into
Georgia the feelings of her own dsunion patriots.
In conclusion, ard to sum up the cause of our
defeat in Georgia, the Tariff, Texas humbrg and
South Carolina tactics have beaten us. Relying on
the North and West, have 10 doubt Of the trl-
ump OF principle in the great contestnewp pending
The Wings of Georgia although beaten are not
routed, and will, on the first Monday in Novem-
Der, strike for CLAY, FRELINGAuYsEN and our
Country, against Free Trade, Disunion, Polk,
and no principles. Truly yours.
| A UNION WHIG
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2S2, 3db individuals here remain. cOnse-
qucntly," observed the Reforme, "24,7l7,0 $50
non projectors OF Pdssiye citizens"
FRANCE.
The papers announce the arrival at Paris Of
the Duke de Glucssbe!g with 9 Treaty between
France and Morocco. Tna Emos:of stioulates
that he will communicate to TIA French Govern
ment the names Of the Moorish Chiefs who in
vaded the Algerian territory; that Abd.e!- kadei
be ouilawed throughout the African possessions
Of the Emperor and France that he may be pur-
sued by the troops of both Governments, until e1-
PEELED or captured; that il nc fiji into the hands
of the French, he is to be treated with every re-
spect due to his station; that Mogador island
and the town of Ouchda be evacuated by the
French that prisoners OF wal De Immediately
exchanged; and that the ratification of the
Treaty he exchanged within t~o months.
The Journal du Cher publishes the following
Speech, purpnrting to have b:en recently ad.
dressed ,,y the King To NJ. Laroohefoucauld
L!ancourt, vino presented to him, as President of
the Society of Christian Morality, various Ad-
dresses forwarded TO him by the English and
American Societies for the Preservation Of Peace:
&" | am happy to receive these Addresses, and feel
particularly pratified to find that our American
friends should do Justice to the pains have taken
to maintain the general Peace o: Europe There
is no advantage in ..iatiDg war, even when na-
ton has attained the obcc. for whchit has fought,
because ultimately the losses a;e always greater
than the gairs. have ever protested that prin-
cipciple when l was in America, forty ears
ago, was often asked to propose toasts at Pub
lie Dinners, and l almost invariably expressed
the wish that universal and permanent peace
should exist among all nations. was then ex-
lied from my country, and my anxious desire
was that it should enjoy peace and happiness.
This is what caused me to adopt that salutary
p-ecept. could not then foresee that should
be called upon one day to exert my influence and
act myself in favor Of tast great cause. May
the Almighty accord me the maintenance OF
peace War appears to me a maledic!on; and
war in Europe, between civilized nations, l re-
gard as an absurdity if the smaller States de-
sired it, we should prevent them; AID as peace
between the Great Powers becomes daily more
consolidated, hope if live few years longer,
that General War III Europe will have become
impossible"
This Speech has been severely criticised by
some portions of the French Press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
New buildings in Nc,v-York.

A friend has furnished with the following list Ct
buildings now erecting in the City Of New-York
below 28.h street, ascertained between the 9th and
18th inst. including those where the cellars bad been
commenced and houses flashed but not vet tenancd.
First Hard.-Stores. l6 Church. LII.
Second UcyG-rtores is.
Third Udrd-Sore. and Dwellings Ia Bank for Savings.
Hotel. Livery Stable LII.
Fourth Wdrd-ChuYcll. ] Store. Ia
Fifth Ward-SioIe, and Dwellings,. II Steam Engine Fec.
SIth Wa,d-Dwelinss and stores. Il Public School. l.
Septn1t Wari-Dwe!nes and Stores 9 Church. l-l0..
Eighth HGrd-Dwellags and stoFes, % Work Shops, 3
Snth HGrd--Iyengs and Stores. 1Oi Churches. g. Fec
tory, Public School. Stables. 2-l0s
Tenth WG-d-Dwellngs, IL Church. LA.
ElcrcHh Eard-DwtipG, and Work shops. 66.
Thirttenti Wari-iiwcllincs and Work Shops. a.
F1art6cHth UdId-Dweinss and stores Il CHURCHES.
Public School. /; Livery stable. 10.
FTfieeata FGr9-Dwelirss. lia Churches 3 Hotel.
Rcon for Ve,ry. /; Stables. i-l2s.
3-S Churches. Fnctores, !tork Shops. ST. -,
Ssrea'e.Hth Hdrd-D.. eilnes and etoTes, lt6 Public
School. |: Stab.e' all.
1t will be from lh- ADORE ;hat the total mum
Der Of new buildings il 907 without i""'"dirs ''v
l2,h Ward, and The 10th Word is only counted ur
to 23,h etreet
NB. Tae new Post Office with machinery for
hoisug up mail bags ia not included in the above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22

OF Graham Aouse-Ncnv Arrangements
ROSWELL G0SS nrms his inendx and the public that hs
has enlarged his BoGRDISG EST18LISHNEEI.
,hs adjoining house and PREPARED 70 accommodate usn
kcn, permanent Boerde the most favorable erTt All
friends of Tenpeexcs desiring quiet home and freedom
from the fumes and tobacco are invited to paronse
this house. The Vegetable System with the choicest selection
fruits which the uiarkc; affords will be strictly adhered
but bo will be served Tor hosa who prefer tbs ordinary
mode or mixed Diet
Ctoton Shower. Warm and Cold Baths free. 800,
o. If ROSWELL GOSS.
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PRINTS.
BARGAINS II NEW GOODS.


NTORTHEA Asst CORNER OF B.ecSe: .r: Carnine IS.
offer 10 the cubic At theii Oh stand Ia se All sed
assortment 1T
BROAD CLOTHS. Cessillss. Ees'!r-.. &c Ioa'b lrgs.
Tsriaos Cashae.es nnd OUssEl &c LANES. Ken hiScSe
Cashmere and C:E@i Sc sS a.
SHAWLS.-S!@s. ai.ses&, L.-e..f aIt Lnen Goccs {.
every description
CARPETS, Eur. ar! Floor Cloths. f'aHs - ocns-1ont'
ard Quti. FlsnGes and Woo!en og @; a. sad' \ gen
rhese Goods selling CT ~ The NlIr owes, casa
prices having cesn purchased .; au a. ifu4 iis H;;-
poFte.S
tu.er' agents. and ,cld CT the yery W.; ffcss
n9 Avs BEakESf nNLL & GO.
NEW FIGURED CHAMELEON SiI.rS-lus. received
! \ ut w u GREGORY & co. 10 80 az street. cn.e
eX:rr hsavy yurs Chameean Sks. vs.y fil c.lfs iet
from auction and selling a. 10 per yard :ich Paics io Is u
per yard heavy wide eros Dc Rhine :of ns ShawS. vey
desirable and very cheap. at l1' Spilas -t:coi o.
ny g. DONNELLY & CO.. No. ~ GfaEi-s;;ss co,nsL Of
IN Alien have on Saad an extensive asofrehto i nc %
lowing mouse keeping DRY GOODS. % wacs tY invite le
~ 70 ia Imperial and Ma.se:li,J Quits
s!lo 10: 81 "a D;a2ss AID Dcn,ish ida.l tl"i-.
i4ccI. 49, So.
Sh:etir;I.
SO 3 ,.n.. I: / Ijinpsr a;i Dar.3s- napkins.
i1frzi. lIucsBhrSx ard S:,',cye i'"9.r.
:-Cnd IS Shlriing and riCwla,e Lines G. an caJ.as,
3. helvv Cndress--t t.lnsn.
yTeach E1ibossed Cloth Table ard Pane Coyo's
,3norcd t ,aitcn Gorsal sl.C ..cD Iah.5 Cl0t!..
and n 81 al extensive asSof;rgnt 81 Co5 aGG Cdsi
Nap u tas. GantIcGaI Linen ,i!infS eng otter ape
.nG Frbcj Dr. i,o1ds. I,ssloh
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BOARDING.

O.RpING-i,h suths Eoon' iet sessS IN E0 asS
n we rsngs ea'sE,eH can og hsa :, soy w, %
street lew steps CO.; iioEi I'D He'i's" - al az
route.
eUARDps>~r, epaanl.rcs with epatd may o re g.
81 10 Ichcr ,tfr6t References eNcn n't'-----.,-
E,3(K, wi ar xl.ut koont,, mny De U'''''e,
- g ChsnJes street, ~ siiS he Z tt-------.--
s..,ini -T,1e nj handsome unturssaed psE,oss VIII
sHc1T nav ~ iuirtd hlr, JANE AIupa z: ~
IN IrIrSst-rpt lruHent Douces accont' ~ 80
~ Mo, itrgh ras aeTnl,s!nn resi 10 le iof
,yyios gentlemen Rev l.. BH8e Dr. f9tha" ~ a he
=. on L.o Also 10 rs, the c!iice formerly occur "
d. steyers A9py above. y. oM
looms Tor sng Il -ca -meu mHy ~ moo
st,rith ;,U or Is II hoErt without board se r"adwnY
scve,i sur. If rooms on the fa and second hoove
,p,,rsbc or families Tie above WI be et elmer utns
M nfnru I- housc srii hnd, h-Tiny tccsn.Y
u n.intri md rewiy f,rr h2C is very desirable l"cat"u
for boa ;Jss. ------,--,--eaIIso
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WHOLE NO. ifG0.
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS


AZ FIVE PER CENT.
WIN A. aEECHFR. s. BEAVER lrSsr William stre'',
New York. daily Receiving from Nc' % al s1fs 81
De- Coos wic; b, vii so f-o-r TIE hi 81 i've c.; iu
cas. The marked IiSUR rs esch s;t,tc
stcc.. Sc =. !4 himse. and s.A gus'.. rs.
~ isH Coos, 81 .s6ie .or N''.-e5 Nc;-Aaa' o-s
iiLeTs. choe and Sock HIGYGcfu-sTs. OIL M
PRINTS.
- o. TAYLOR & CO. Josber,, Sc cci1rs;.
y ECEIN Ed yesterday rEe 5iuuent Of v1'oGf =, - ..
IL now .-liEE: rints. aaao,fd - 80 CITY ,'sds ol>s
r:'G COUNTRY HEa.uH Nj Brown >ae>rrI, a1i
Snlr,lr-s. - styie sut vlsta tH' .lp t'aus
10 -cg-y and fGJ my De bad &; lr-ulscer ee>. 81;
Nos Is sns . Cctnr street.. y. hs occh eloye ,aF
-; up Stnla> T y JNDaNi!It.t.
\ CAHp:-The establishment Nos i AM = CsiaI siirs,
tSs .rst u. its Sin hT contains the i1Es asau;e. ~
Brown sheet1g> eSh5itei ran ~ he rrtd
st.tss. 3i .ss -h.laci. fem ire oyPe prce - ne 0N
d.ality MANUFACTURED. ard wide, yrt ard .ui -, AID
yard and haIi WIDE Shestng, OF every sraf" large
va1ety 81 the medium qualities al nv pric"s :ans To-
yards $o. the best heavy ShsetIns-Sisn Read Law
Ca Stark .iis CHbo; Gi:lccrsc u. Appleton
S;oui &c sc. Exs,e Cnknow,. t.c. AlsH. BarS NieS
Twlne WsfP sHd WHddlns e,t S;as'ta g ia a5o: as
ksls. CT! tine lo.A pf:!, Also. Sele iwlH.. o.3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
b5- Mutual Lite Insurance Company OF
New York-1his Institution. during tho rnonsh OF Sep
TENDER. has issued !crv-fivc po,,cics viz:

~ Thomoon's Clay Nedai.-For ,ale q, the
Tribune office. lSo Nassau street. THoasoss CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion acknowledged Likeness and pronounced
l'luhf fnlcitec. iYll n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22

k5. Water Cure Establishments, s. Bar
clay-stJOel Shew. NJ D. Practitioner. Those who can
not &c, relief b. uss invited Natures best nedi-
cine The location airy aud pleasant and the convenences
Gmpe for the ul treatment by WrteI The advised sra
tu.ursy o43mf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22

hiuaDER.-A laboSng man who was employed
to assist III loading the steamboat Importer at
New. Orleans on The l0th, was killed by some
person or persons and thrown down the after
hatch, where he was found in the afternoon
Two or three hands on the buat have been ar
rested nm s,lspcion
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woe. Nv. NO. 100.

Total. 6.767,433 properties, belonging to l0,-
2S2, 946 individuals. There remain. conse-
qucntly," observed the Rcforme, 4,7l7 $50
on-p.opietors OF passive citizens"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LuST PURLISHED

JUST PUBLISHED
Dr. Samuel. E JOi.LIE. as Broadway. No. 5" aIusi-
Deal Aoahiy BEAUTIES & ne Ogera''
D. -. ~. ,9L: III. Is Is p,...r o,.
Of ;ie Brides ni Ven CO. With & beautiful vzneue.
La lilies dl Csl Tase cUaip SD D. Camille Schubert
Old F"nIiar Professionalism ssa y SaTnstt and sunS
Caatial f.c.44d Bfat.,.-Fion Ia Opsn Of L'E,de d
FloEcE,1e ivazes-Corl1<scd By Hles. and performed
by the EasFuerer Sanj.
M n5,aet Eva ne ps ~ es o. ns ~ 81
''5 Yer A'a' :Gs {? :Gs FL 16 fi a'52
OLMssTIEr's TypLnEETS oF HsNTrRAL PHlLQT-
and ia Y5arseI CaSSe, IN Acadenies-PIl~e -, GEMS
mn n@e Pbsd by ssoruER Go New
York. and BADccCk. Hewi:rysn ard i sale By lie prn
The Publishers respectfully subr, tn Teachers and others
interested IN The general diffusion OF sei knowleLe, The fol
lowing extracts from e;munlss Of the highest authority IN
I'VE are net accustomed 10 give temonl Of our app.c-
baton Of books uss tie Grammor School hl: we s7e con
strained make exception in vOr OF the Rudments OF
Ma ural Philosophy and Astronomy. We have used thn
bcok from ;he day Of It's nablicaon with decreasing pleasure
adapted the Of puilc nstructjn.-ciear etnoiicn
caup'ehrnsye ar atiiae:o Ia is prepaIeuon PfcesssE
CounlIy."-Rev. Dr. .ls,o7. Rector. and l.. H. Hobby.
ESQ Head Masters J lie Un!rsrs''y Grammar Set0ol
fo his work The author will receive our thanks. L; IS
suited exactly TO our pppo |; eensrsiy supposed that
cu!FaUlens; bat we mslaan ;hat WORK adapted to the
9g % S be VINE. ~ 2ny I, ONE n1 % arm
Insais; '-.ionrEdi If S. PcaEs coisce. COaesc Point
The writer know; OF no worS q s description. ut o7ce
comprehensive and 50 c.o!. !G 81 important PRINCIPLES
fScieGce :Ed attractive To the youthful mind rs int,c
ducon into Inc Schools of this 'ty. Gld The Schools and
camitsnce ausas faynrah for the promotion OF the
aied nj College. and rho has catered lbs proiesson LIE
and proi::d-Rss .7l5er: Ba-nes. IN the Phadoh;a y:
American OF 2aw4y~
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
30. is0 NaSSAU-STgEET.
Al kinds @. lob PRINTING. irch 80
PAMPHLETS. -.sx--n SNOW DiLLs
CATALOGUES. LECTURE BILLS,
CuRCgs. CLFr-. SoEchs- i;iLSs Flain and
Insurance PCL:ciS:. Fancy.
BILLS OF LADiHo. r02i-icAL BILE.
CIaCCLASs ctrCTI.,7s. tlsbii -.
ron2;7 sreatcd tie Office Of the -itula. No. Has-ss
ttrset-ooDGIts Tie se5k.
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Gy DR.. Phinneys'a Family Pil!s Constantly
!Of sale ~ A. u. s. D. SAh. IS Futon street. 73 Broad
Orgy and Il East krnn6v.Ay. la5 hai.
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w. e. ]. MORRISON g. co.

Holm ANDERSON < co. TOBACCO AND SNUFF
y Nanuiacturers Nos Wall and 25 and a5 Duans srees
would respectfully inform, their fiends and the pubic, that the
very LIBERAL pa,ronug best wed them ia" the last year has
encouraged them To greater exerOrs DrnTns 10 perfection
the articles OF their mn nuCcture Every Improvement that
experience ha, suggested been adopted rnd success
proved by The award Of Ire highest premium eEen ~ the
Aascun lnu,e at their late Annual Frir in tn City, for
he best Tobacco snuff The Il this success IN
of the purity well the manufacture OF our To-
becco for ire truth OF which the annexed certificate of
one %: eminent chemtis VIZ:
have rnayzed sample of Mr.. John Andeson's Fire
Gu; Honey Dew Tobacco ind find To be pure tobnfco
,ou; mixture ot those snbstnr css with when mnch OF
the ordinary Chewing Tobacco Is contaminated
JAMES R. Chiffon. 81. D. Chemist &C. &C.
NewYo!k. April eih. 1913
Our Sesfna:s Turkish and Spanuh Smoking Tobacco,
would recommend IS beias tuDe'ior article II
packed in small caes dozen each CONVENIENT Tor
traBs poration.
Always en- hand large md varied ..sortent Of Imported
Segan together with great variety Vi manufactured lump
To5acco.
Sofa Agents n this City for .itwehs celebrated Caven
dab Tobacco Of the brand which srd anryned
in esrelIsnce JOHN ANDERSON & Co.
o2lY Nos. , Wall ala and 2i5 Duane streets
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o5 lm- ALBERT BEACH, III Chatham 81.

COUTHUOY {; .sG"Ek;3, 81 broadway.
MANUFACTURES OF I.AbfS. G!aANDOI.ES,
LII CANDELABRh, trc:, and Deaie:t in !!OUSE-F R.
NlSHiNG GOOOS eeneray.-Beng connected with eas OF
the largest manufactures in the United States they are era
bled to oieI Lamp Condclabra &c 70. Churches. Hss. Eo
as. Pnvnc Dwellings, Steamboats, and Packets the moi
reasonable ind Q; quality rury. used this OF
any other county Especial attention invited to their Solar
and Ship L.ps .o economy and light 5upe adng al other,
before the pu5i: No less an YoUR GOLD and TWO grLyKB
KsDALs have within the la seven years hecn awarded
manufacturer or their superiority IN this Ca.. OF coed TIE
public orc respectfully invited :a 2nd c:a:ana ioIhe
sevea.
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yT0P6GR NPHiCAL. MECHANICAL. AND ARt;HI
TCTURAL DRAWIHG-oEce the hr,t o. ~ ne 5' e
,sugha.n tees lsaye cal re ATTENTION o. C,ii ana
Tt,.-v For,nee- Surveyor Afchsets Narhlnss, Con-
100. iammssonsrs OF Land trc the pubic senersy 70
n. or he prompt ami neat completion OF Map
nGiss p,sn. M every description. and DTnwing N geoefA
,sor ,e, =, he nAsf1l and Indr'tTv W Wv
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TREEuNE Dooa EIHDEKE,
10. I SrRCrr STRsgr.

EA EU,kE & 4 LEN i: = III.
hIe prepared - execute Binding e, BOOKSELLERS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private Individuals.
n. B. rnricuG attention paid eoadng Old Book, Pc
odcE., .rsc. &c. GOO. u. e md Reasonable .a:.
24I5cn wsns as city cen have their boob. rebound at
ri0fi zctice. I.iu
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{ STGUVENEi. & cos Mandatory of Cut and Plain
y GLASS oi even description; Som Lard and Ccnphioe
Lamps, varTanfe3 pa:2:n: o! G does, CanGelbra.
IrGke.s. Chandeliers from 70 twelve lights, Hall LAMPS
and Lanterns o every pattern. french China Lamps a:sed
repaired and rafnished equal We call the attention OF
country merchants and Others call ard satisfy Themselves in
regard to price and quality of e:tices.
Constantly nuac complete OF oil the above
Glass made and cut orde All articles matched TO evey
pattern. Factory No. y God street T. Y Wholesale ana
Reta!! Store No. Joha 81. neai llFoai~ey.
suI{ 2ms !. STOtIVEEt.i. 4 co.
BUYERS invted TO examine Tie Subscribers stock Of
- the following goods, which comprises patterns
OF fine quality and n prices baoY III. usual iaadaIG
Gill silve7cd md B-onzsd ti!ran!olsS
Soar i.caps and Han Lanterns,
English and Domestic Britannia Ngla.
Plated CnstoTs. Gaze Baskets, &c.
Table Cutlery, Tea Trays. &c.
Tea and Tabls Spoons, &c.
And .nucT goods IN great vAueff
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- just PINISHED-E!egant huula Fur hss oson,
= .r,ly ter,ed ReaVerj al the low oroe Of 80 snpeos
81, .h,rt n. Of P.nssiaa Moleskin OF ~ se< u ~
s.I IN Gnraotty end ust.e thse sold az w. hD0' -
article at e. So q very neat crssA hi "a, c.,sLx,
ca BR3WS. Practical Hat'ef. i'o CsnaL1
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G-!TTT.TfGN As NUSlC T.AUHtN WANTED q
= rs~so, - H;-,s. lately sN 20 fT.Tr Co9.nhnern &c
,ro.s .s.a- snsaseTSat snssuS school -lta'f 20
the IS ~ Comfy i-.:uctoH The ano Beng
graduate nivs5,ts II Cth. - would 30 -
ne fn instruct cd re csttt Tire l1ntth
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n.,ca mai they made lf;an zefrer wth HiShsa
PARK ER 10 oocn Land Office IN ne IweI.n w ao;
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,;ng To borrow or lu-n bond and mortsaHss
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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1844-04-27

The LEPRosrIs NEW BRUSswicK.--We learn from
the last Miramsch Cleaner that Medical Commission con-
sisting Of Drs Key, Skene Todervy, and Gordon have
been investigating the nature, origin and extent OF the
fighHul and loathsome disease existing at Tracad'e
Tabsntac, and Negusck. These gentlemen have decided
that the disease is the Greek Elephanas not the Eie
phsnasis Of the Arabans but the eposy OF the mode ages
Of that description which the French designate inc IuDe
cuar, and which ragged nearly every part o. Europe PC
tween the tenth and sixteenth centuries me usease =
and no person in this Province who has been u
fortunate enough has yet been cured ne
medical gentlemen say that the disease has no ahny 70
scrofu aud that the idea Of It's having arisen rom tn poo
e Of The French settlers or from filthy habits is not cor
rect as they found existing Of the ceanest dwei-
nss and among the most respectable families me disease
appears TO have spread rapidly during the past year. anu
Commissioners have seen upwards Of twenty cases. AL "
which thew traced to one source,--tf. John paper
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1844-04-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion Of Mr.. MCKAY, the House resolved itself into
Committee Of the Whole the Of tho Union, (Mr
HOPKINS Of vugina in the Cha) and resuhed the
sideraton Of the bill modify and amend the entitled
sAn provide from Imports and change and
modify existing laws imposing duties a imports, and for
other purposes" approved 30th Of Augusf2As42.
The pending question being the mosBn of Mr. SKr-