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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

aA TO LET-The third of No. 5 Spruce ST. and
IL II fei5 iI - s'Y'N' PRICE, is Eas, broadway.
IA SUBURBAN RESIDENCE TO LET at
IA 5ss Of M ws s Ts1w ys 6se, to esss
island, now the occupation Of Mr., Moses Alien. Appy
to " Il. HARRISON, 80. ~ Fulton-s,rset. ~ Il
=! 70 LET-The 2d, Sd, jtil and 9th stories Of
-. Store No 3; Fulton from the ls OF May which IS
comment location for desiEous Of letting
the 20 whole TO one Ss i! $ fGRy Fulton s.,
81 TO MANUFACTURERS MILK-MEN,
"4s h Is lots Of aud the east Sd and
;e 70 low 70 foos 'S47 fSisfs.on on
III lw- 90 Chambers s.. or III Bieecher st.
sz TO RENT or For SALE in Jersey City.
SE Several seshle Hoases-no advsnce on last years
serT 5ds locations. on accommodarns eIs "
ApS:5 at tie Lard Ag-7cy ol aND..EW CLERK, Ar
chitect Montgomery ST jersey Cry lea The err -aAdng
4-Fl FOR SALE Or TO LkT-The Three Sto-
i..:.5 r. and attic Brick Dwelling House No 50 Second
.s-sreeI. Ite Lot Is Is by ITO fse the Honse % by5o
"a. ArT'g 2t TO the Howard ms Co 81 Wall st @tf
sessA tA I'M FOR SALE.-Tweve hundred and
lFsxy acres Of excellent land is offered for sale by
farm ed IN hs town OF Lyne, Jefferson County
New York Seven hun drsd and i Of the tiset IS clear
fertility and is situated excellent wheatgrowng section
the wealthy polulou5 Counties OF the STATE
ant the location Of the property such TO ofs most adj
ranagsoos investment Of capital FOR individual or an as
sociaton disposed extensively cto the farming o
siress + or further particulars inquire OF
JOS. 4. PHILLIPS, Mile Bay, Jefferson Co - L
Refers to Marsh * Willis lOl Pea1!-st Ssw-Yo-k City
September 70, lSi3 s<lSta"u
@FOR SALE or EXCHANGE FOR CITY
omit ol Wescl.ste. STATE OF New ok, and mile
from rarrytow 1t good order. The fences have all
r newly made wall, and mas handsome cottage
house adjoining the kitchen with pump OF
good water barn carageaousss and corn crib with o"er
rs.p kitchen and number OF beds OF asparagus IS
well supplied with frait, apples pears pidms peaches cher
res faspberrs goosebees and cuIfants ana n orchard
e ,alnuts here efficiency o wood on the ias io use
Il Iyatered with running terast and Oh the south
sides Also the stock consisting oi cows one yoke o:
oxen pair o.. horses and handsome bar0Uce, geese,
css lad hogs, with all necessary farming utensils
Also farm Of htyGns-aad o.e-siXth acres DotbS
Fsrr, and adjoining The land Of General Hamilton fronting
on the 3ibaav ost itgad having good building sitI with
o; the Hudson River Is ;an extending TO
the Ai.er MAJ be had II required having handsome beach
and good lIoaC on the RIVER. Enquire Of
JOHN 4. MILDEBERGER,
IA w" Corner offtammond and Fourh-st, New-Nork
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

Ia FOR, SALE-2509 acres of Mountain, wih
r;:M fine growth OF youUs Timber aud 500 of tlab'e
Ramapo runs through the premises win fall 30 odd feet
and OF the best places for building Dam Tor safety The
the river, which makes Of the best places mauuiac
turing The State and the convenience OF getting market
BY the Railroad, could not be competed VITA On pre-
COED TWO story frame Hcps- Is feet roat and rear
kcasn BaTn and out-houssS !St rate GTis Mil with
OF Stons, operation WIKI geod OF
Also 10 70 good small Houses This pro-
,,yc -, % - :, 49,, ~ = 49,;
,ownSends lvqn Works Abundance Of Iron Ore within
short distance For call OF A p SMITH
s. Liberty or ". Il. TOWNSEND. No.33 Nassau 81 II Y.
the subscriber who lives the uIeaiises ic can be
done three hours rids ts y ! and krie Rdiro1
iei5 I:Grods THOMAS WARD
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

AsS FARMERS, MERCHANTS. AND Me
EHs CFANiCS LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
lCEAt this office can be found greater variety
opsopertv for sale or ior exchange than ohe, office
Factories. Water Power, Wild Lands, Houses and Lots
almost eyery city and State in tie Union Losus made on
sooI city security. Merchants mechanics wishing
change goods manufactured articles 10. good productive
property for valuable wild lands, vii! find their
negotiate through this Office. All bssress entrusted 70
care 'vit NEE, NG!:!l prompt attention.
IF 4 - o. 7
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20
s-a EARN FOk SALE-Contanine Il acres

"a FAkN FUk SALE-Contalnns Il acres
E;;. OF pasture, wood ard plough land with number
aIpw Ell ELL s is rTs iiss oa a
NewYork, and North Of Newark. The house is commo
doos recently painted and calculated for Boarding School
torwhlch purpose was built by Calvin s. Crane, dec. whe
had tourishng school there for years. might
make good stand for Temperance Tavern, it would
command custom from the much raye! on the fine turnpike
Newark aud situated o coUatIy where temper
plevsls THERE'S variety lrui. the pr=mSes the
iocat is nigh aad healthy line of stages New
whlch may remain On mortgage Ifno sold before the 10
ef Third nouth tNa7ch next IT will then te Offered Pub
lois entire purchasers be found Title ndisg4ab
For further particulars, inquire the premises Wilson
Crane or Zeuus 5. Crane o West Bloomfield; lin New
YoIk, OF 1IAHLON DAY & co. 31t Pearl q:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

Gwl COUNTRY S!1AI--To Let or Tor sale, :;
,;S most desirable Country Residence at jamaica /. l.
& fronting the leading Avenue, but short distance from
the Railroad nearly two acres Is oameied with cTnaen
tai and tIut trees vines variety Of choice berries,
paraGus flowers, shrubs SC. The whole improvements are
modern and convenient built exp1es for the
The above property the whole consisting Of about
OF ch gasdsnlng land aud nursery vii be sold
changed If not sol il Will be rented application uas
10 JNO. II. EOlLLON, No. 2 Atianucst
fsbJ m South Ferrv. brookl:n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

BALLS, PARTIES, &C.
wv quality For sale a. a31 Broadway Opposite the Fcun.
ssia [f2lm WM !. JENNINGS < co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20
IMPROVED CHEMICAL LIQUID
OPO d DOC

AND ANODYNE LINlMENT.'
EOR the radical and permanent cure OF gouty
affections and rheumatic pains ndolent tumors swellsd
teons, bruises cramps 8prans nubness OF the hnbs sun
ness or weakness the joints; aso pain tbs breast back
oins pain and swelling in the iace sore throat maps Sc
This embaocation and valuable combination OF
warm tmuaut and anodyne ingredients, and will be found
r any the Opodeldocs or LIN ulents heretofore
invented for any Of the malades. As
epal application 10 ter,oy. PAIN aGd inflammation, bene-
cai Effects immediate and certain; and IN rheumatic
are manifested soon after application. Price Is cents
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, By
DAVID SANDS & CO.,
tpo;hecayies and Chemists II East Broadway Mar
setst 70 Euoust; and Broadway, Chamberstree
Ceramic EriJlingl l5ftt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

U~ R. M. RIDDLE, Esq, P NJ. Of Plttsburg,
has obtained verdict OF S400 against Neville
B. Craig, Esq, late Editor of the Gazette, for a
libel published in that paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

- SIGHT RESTORED ANDINFLAM-
- LSSsssSl NATION OF THE EYES CURED BY
F$@:Sssss TIE. ROMAN EYE BALSAM, sltcilc
%sF ointment for diseases Of the ye-Th0usandS
are suffering with weak eyes, or Inflammation
Of The eyes deprive thsm OF all the enjoy
e aud render existence Itself almost burhen 70
tnem w.@G they might very short time be completely
cured and tefr restored their natural Brightness by
'@ing tiie csebated Roman Eye Balsan There article
prepared tit IS immediately the pain and
,nme;oa from he syeiids and TIM isht Any
opeaton viii yield quickly to the specific effect Of this
pleasant application. Many ha sigh.
by few applications of s valuable balsa!n after other
means had a!ied to give them relief In small ars pnce
and Chemists. II East Broadway corner Marletst Sold
also By a j. D. Sands, 70 Fuitoa-st a. T. sands Co..
2l3 Broadway, corner CHANGERS street. fjat
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

Old Aims House. (Parit.l
E1AXES OF 1913 Pursuant 10 The 5tl and 9th
L Sections OF the ed Article Of the Act for the Collection
pubic notice hereby given that unless the Taxes
aing Unpaid shall be Paid before the 18th Of
FsorUa.y next, addition OF per cent. viii be charged
upon all Tsx. remaining uapaid that day and farther
addition per Will charged upon al! Taxes
iianing unpaid on the 18Th day of M.rcl. next.
The Taxes required TO BE- paid in none current at the
Office hours fiom A. NJ tili2P NJ.
j25 tNh Fl. 7. KlERSTE'D Receiver Of 'r5xes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

.es For SALE-At Wanlsburgh, Il. |. two
Ess nes story b.ick front Houses and Lots, situated
..-s. North Fosh bet Third and Fou III streets
and minutes walk from Grand Ferry Lots
25 by 100; Houses 90 by 81 feet Zach house contains SIX
rooms with fireplace and bedrooms, all well i'm she'd and
good T.=y vii! be sold bargain" and pat of the
max 10 Lag ImA E. PErTY. 2s5 Centre ST, Ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

ara CROTON HALL TO LET.-ThIs Hall, Oc.
:2 curyng Of the best locations il the city, at tie
sr corner the Bowery aud Dvision-seet, let four
evenings each week dnd every day except Sundays 1t
finely dttsd has aae-room Irst-Iae Piano Forte and
we'll calculated for urs Concerts and Public Meetings
OF any kind JOHN ALCOHOL no'y tal at this Hall
Saturday evening He prosecuted With rsat strenSt
gel clear. irqure Clock Es.ablishent, the Hall!
e # r. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

2.tl FOR SALE OR TO LtT-Ihe Three Sto-
~: rs and hJc Brick Dwelling House 10. 50 Second
feet with two story attached.
Apply 10 the Howard ms. Co. 81 Wall 81. !Sf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

r. TO =LET-The new store, with or without
si GEoRGk 81 agf sis 81 Are
h. TO LET-The two story Brick House, S6
IL - ''l'Ns' o. GR5iS:SSELL. MlSTuRNa co.
RI TO l1ET-The bous- No. !3 Bond street
;.: two so.ies h% tniahe4 'Tiih mahogany doors I'D
aa Gh1SSELL l5sesi;i LAPfES PGfEST4URS 7s sou.
~ TO LET-The second sto:y ot The Tribune
il IL ss!'@if; + GEEEfsq ls asMcELRAT, Tribune Office.
A MERCHANTS, EXCRA LET.
; several sets Of Offices or tie floor -xt above tine Ex-
.=A change Room, asn4nl- terms, Will adapted ia!
s;s ss sso and y to G9R dNEEz PlRs5N 2 u the
fa 2w IS. Merchants Exchange.
- TO LET-A lour story BRICK building IN
;:. ts Of No 10 Columbia street. Grand street
res lighted on all sides, aud IS well ada pe 20 any kud Of
fshiA'es o. aHHH55nSP5 FRc s' s East
4A FOR SALE-About fifty miles from New
i;A York house and five acres Of LAID. For particulars
q # i = FAT TSPsGoPTT Sc: Pf'f 20 20 Pecp Sewyo
~. MECHANICS. ATTENTION For sale
risa5ant village ti.r One i;iye. The house is nstg
& J G. Smith, IS LiteIty strret mo #
&s HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.---The
:.: story brick front House aud Lot No, loe Edridse
81 S t. q feet front By 81 M feet dse5P.on,e Is M G
door &C. II DISPOSED Of previously 1t will be sold at
Auction the 18th inst. Tor particulars and terms Of sale
Inquire Of Ruben Bunker No 80 Pine 81 or Wn H. Frank
lin, 10. Is aroad-st. i0i Il
aA FOR SALE.-A tIrist and Saw Mil, with
acres good Land, Water Power Store ard yelling
House and variety Of Fruit. Terms Apply 20
4. 2. K j. {. SMITH, s. Liberty 81. c22 II
lrEs FOR SALt.-A valuable Farm OF 500 acres,
E:E lying the bstyle-l!cid Monmouth |ew-JcI5ay-
has fine buildings and abundance OF iru!. er;ns
easy. 4. P. & ). 6. SMITH. s5 Liberty ST. DE II
ss TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPER
TYA story HOUSE AID Lot in Newark y ier-
zsIAsey, with goods and lands. Apply 70 A l.
{. Smith, e5 Liberty street; n2c u
IL TO l.ET-Threc Lofts, each 25 by IS feet,
,,H in he fire proof building corner Chat-n and 'lr
sis, berry streets. from irst MAJ VIII bs let sera
-'- 'YSs's'' Fk,&EglAN s. WALLIN. JswsI!s:s.
fy7 ii l4s ohshan,,t.
asa 10 EXCHANGE FOX, . FARM
@ good three story hose with marble lnaEes situats ~
Broakivn L. Rents for s3eo The iatn Ia!!St be CT
o. Or near tie Hudson River. i. 7. {! j. = SMITH.
u az Ts"i tr - sj L:berty .t
5zs For SALE-A Paper Mill, Dwelling House
f::si and Orchard with 70 acres good land, situated in
ard within u miles from tbs Morrisiown Railroad and
miles below Norristown. The hiii situated
falling of will drly- engines tir dfyes e
The wheel new feet wide and II feet diameter,
with good engines and new to further
tcular5 inquire OF GAUNI y &DERHlChSCN,
jl06A lj9 Souti st. n York
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

ga TO LET-The old established store and
::3 dwelling, formerly owned and occupied BIZ john Nc
Sab the Of Eighth Avenue aud Fourteenth
The and always has been, occupied as
Grocery. There story brick Stable and Feed
House on the premises which viii +. let With the above
he premises all '7t the present occupant until the first
OF May next who will sell his stock and give -
medjsfaiv !DGur. OF 7. t5LENDENEN,
c1 E1drjdysgrrsst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20
,po,nsments by the Governor.

ppointments by the Governor.
BD and soith the adpice and consent Of the Senate.
FKseUARY IS, lSi4.
Charles 3. Perry Surrogate vice George H. Wood, de.
Pser H Myers. Master Chancesy vice wm. c. Bearts-
ley. time expired
JEFFERSON CoUsrY-Ns'h,niel P. Wardwell, surrogate
vice John Clarke.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20
ANOTHER CURE.

after The Patient had been given up as
\ c UR A 8 l. E.
By the i0hots !hsdica! Faculty! and his Case
pronounced bcyond the reach of Medicine,
CURED by the use Of
BRiSTOL'S SARSAPARlLLA.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

~ TO RENT OR FUR SALE in Jersey City.
Ts: Several eligible Houses-Eo advance last years
- prices Also for -als, OF Building Lots IN the
very bes; locations on accommodating ;eTn1
App:y al the Land Ag-.cy oi ANDREW CLERh, Ar
chect Montgomery st jersey Ciy, eaT The erEf Landing
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

NgsA fUN SALIl--l Tires StOry uWGIIlnS mouse
:; III Grsrd.sset West of Broadway central situation,
and ,n object any residence, invest
yielding good interest," Lease 2J years 10 run II Si5
dwelling and lot well situated Also large dwelling
house stable and garden ground In the l2hwa[d ina ins
will be taken payment; rest bond and moIsase-
of either place ist OF May applied for
Enquire Grdnd.tree West OF Broadway before 10
after O'Clock i8 2w-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

Rssolred, That we approve of Gen. Jackson'e de-
claraon contained in MS veto message OF 1852 that
National Bank IS coapenient to The Government
T ss .s TO The psge aoa mss So
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

A CAPITAL HIr.--A Wing County Convention
recently held in Illinois, passed the follwing reso
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20
IMMIGRANTS.

Boston Office, No. l20 State-stTect
Providence - Union Buildings.
Sew-York :" No. ? Waii-street.
Philsdelphia 10. 50 Chesnut-stTeet.
Albany - No II Exchange Building.
Troy :. No. l59 Riyef-stfse:.
nrit,lo -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-20

DIUUNIV II .1U''
sUIclpEs.-Chsuncy Stebbins, OF Hopkinton, ~
H., hung himself on Saturday last, and Edward
Cox OF Memphis, Ten, drowned himself on the
I'd inst, Each committed the fatal act under the in
6uence Of yum Dir. Ira Jacobs, of Chckopee Falls,
Macs, committed suicide by hanging Thursday
Last Inssre
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-13
LAWS OF THE LAST SESSION.

If the People rant another batch Of such
laws, the best way will be to send the old hands
back again. 1t is very doubtful whether any
other men can be found capable OF making just
such laws. These men answer to the descrip-
ton given 10 the good book Of certain men Of
old: they did those things that ought not to have
been done, and left undone those things that
ought 10 have been done. Witness the bill to
District the State, which has been left undone on
various pretences for the last ten years-and the
law 10 sell mems farms for taxes, which was
passed last session, as some Of our countymen
we'll know. And now the excuse is, didn't
mean to do it," ''sorry. they did so;" "was'nt
in the Senate chamber when the bill passed. -
These are the kind OF excuses now given to the
people. The best way will be to send men who
will be there when bills pass-and not in just
before and just aferwards-and out just at the
very time they ought TO be in; and men, too, who
are capable Of understanding what they vote for,
and therefore cannot protect themselves under
the plea Of ignorance. These excuses may do
very well to exempt gentlemen from the penal.
ties due to intentional offenders, but are very poor
arguments in favor OF re.electing them to the
Legislature. They may be excused for the mis-
chief they have already done, but surely they
ought not to expect, much less TO ask, the people
to put them back into the same places where
their ignorance or nattention may in some olhel
way produce the same mischief that it has alrea
dy done, in the passage Of the tax law and othe
obnoxious bills.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-13
CLUB MEETING.

A meeting OF the Democratic Clay Club oil
Howard county was held in the College on
Tuesday evening.
The President having called the Club to order,
the following resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That the President be authorized
to appoint such number Of delegates from this
county, to the Mass Wing Convention, to be
held in Lexington on tho 18th instant, as he MAY
deem proper.
Col. Davis being called on addressed the Club
in humorous style, on whiggery in general land
James X. Polk in particular. He was repeatedly
cheered during the delivery Of his address, in the
most enthusiastic manner.
Col. Davis having concluded his speech, the
President submitted the following list Of delegates
10 the Convention:
Gerard Robinson, Porter Jackman, Samuel T.
w. Myers, Samuel Brown, George Craig, James
BonnelI, John Swelman, John T. Cleveland
Benz. Williams, VIM. F. Dunnca, w. G.
ChIes, J. McMechan, w. J. Moore, VIM. D.
Swinney John Harrison, Wesley Heterogeneous,
Robert Cooper, Josiah Williams, - Gibson,
- Calaway, James H. Benson, Noah Kings
bury,-- Gibson, J. H. Hatey, James Hughes,
S. A. Morris, w. Knox, John G. Pitts, B. B.
Banholow, T. Mccoy, A. Aldridge, A. J. Hern.
don, David |. CALDWELL Robert T. Prewitt,
Joseph Roper, Thomas Davis, Samuel Thing,
Robert Brown, Garrison Patrick, R. w. Boggs,
]. M. Wcoxen, Roland Hughes, Watts D.
Ewin, Isaac Pearson, Wm. B. Hanna, James
Shepherd, David Kunkle, H. w. Kring, ]. D.
Perry, S. H. Sample, VIM. R. Snelsdn, Thomas
Jones, Beverley Pitcher, Sen'r., George Saf'ar
ans, D. H. Witt, R. L. Coleman, John Fl. Tur.
ner, Tevis Paten, N. G. Switzler, James R.
Benson, 0. Hix. R. S. Hughes, A. w. Roper,
w. P. Wilhers, Geo. w. Ward, Dr.. |. P Vaug-
han, DR.. CockeriI, T. Shackel(ord, P. Wilson,
Joseph Carey, W. Hines, Daniel Lay, Sen'r
]. w. A. Patterson, w. Harris, Richard Barnes.
Jas. Patton, J. D. Owens, F. E. Williams, S.
T. Garner, P. w. HALEY, John Wlhot, John
L. Lewis, Allen Hughes, Col. c. Hughes, F.
w. H. Bib, B. F. Broadus, - Eaton, G.
w. Williams. Thos Ray, Abel Marley, George
Chapman, Josiah White, B. G. Brown, R. II.
Law, R. R. Bohannon, R. Watts.
On motion, the following resolution was
adopted;
Resolved, That in addition to the delegates
named, any other wing in the county who can
make it convenient, or may desire to attend said
convention, is hereby authorized so to do.
Mr.. Leonard being called on, delivered short
speech, principally on the subject OF the devo.
ton Of the democratic party to principlel (spoils)
and concluded with brief review of the Texas
question. He was repeatedly and enthusiastically
cheered.
On motion the Club adjourned,
S. c, MAJOR, Prcs't
c, II QUEEN. Sec, pro tenn
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-13
LEXINGTON CONVENTION.

The steamboat L. F. Linn will leave Glas.
Cow on Wednesday the 18th, at IL o'clock, NJ,
for Lexington. She will remain there until Fri
day morning and return. Persons wishing to 60
to the Convention on her, will be taken there
and back for $3.50; or taken there for two dol
lars. The Linn is compelled to leave Lexington
on Friday morning; but there will be other boats
there which will bring such back as may de.
sire to stay longer.
Delegates from this county will find the Linn
pleasant boat to travel on, and we recommend
such as are going by water 10 take passage on
her.
We expect larger number OF persons will be
in attendance at Lexington than there were at
St. Louis. As many wings as can possibly at
tend, should do so,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-13
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

BoLrNG.-Twenty seven Loco locos.o the
town OF Lyons, in the State of New York, have
signed call for public meeting in that town,
in which they declere themselves unwilling to go
for Polk and Texas.
The Newark IN J.) Advertiser, says fifteen
more ole Van Buren, men in that State have de.
clared for Clay and Frelinghuysen. Brag and
bluser is the game of the Polk men. 1t is a
sure indication Of weakness.
A Polk and Dallas meeting was recently called
in Palmyra. Twenty persons-all told-re
sponded to the call
In Madison county, Ohio, one hundred per
sons have left the democratic party since the
nomination Of Polk and Dallas.
The news from Michigan and Illinois, two o
the States claimed as certain for Polk, is favora
BILE to the wings. Our friends in those States
write confidently on the subject, and give it a
their candid belief, that the electoral votes 0
both States will be cast for Clay and Freling
huysen,
The democrats Of the Lancaster (Pa.) Dis
trct held meeting and resolved that they woul
not support Polk, or any other man, who wa
opposed 10 Protective Tariff.
Roll on the ball
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-13

WHlG PRINCIPLES.

l. sound National Currency, regulated by the
will and authority Of the Nation.
.. An adequate Revenue with fair Protection to
American Ipdustry.
3. Just restraints on the Executive power, en-
bracing further restriction the exercise Of the
Veto.
4. faithful administration of the public co-
main, with an equitable distribution Of the pro-
ceeds of sales of it among all the States.
). An honest and economical administration of
the General Government, leaving public officers
perfect freedom. of thought and Of the right of
suffrage; but with suitable restraints against i'm
proper interference in elections.
g. An amendment to the Constitution, limiting
the incumbent orthe Presidential Office to a SINGLE
TERM,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-13

Next session Of the Legislature will be an i'm.
portant one, as all our laws are to be revised.
Would it not be better 10 send men there who
know something about law? Men who engaged
in making such laws as were passed at the last
session, we hardly think would be useful mem.
bers at a revising or any other session. We want
Just such men as Leonard and Davis in the Leg
islature next winter; Messrs. Rawlings and
Woods have been acting justices Of the peace for
long time and are also familiar with the defect:
of our laws, G. F. Jackson has proven himself
incompetent 10 frame bill, and it is notorious
fact that Candle and Owen Rawlings cannot put
their thoughts in an ineligible form on paper.
OF other the loco candidates qualifications we
know nothing. A friend told US the other day
that he was first rate fellow whole team in
a hunt-but not fit to make laws.