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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24
From HE Deiaoare Republican
THE VETO.

We publish in this paper the veto OF the Eastern
Hlrbor bill, and ask for Il the candid consideration
OF our readers. Weregret, as much as any one, the
necessity that compelled the President to arrest a
measure Of such great national magnitude the APP
preparation for the Delaware Breakwa er, but when
we reflect that lis rejection caused by the aboml.
nable system OF log-rolling' from the effects OF
which Pennsylvania has long and often suffered
We cannot ceDsure the Executive for this exercise OF
constitutional power. Had the bill making an APP
pro- ration for the continuation OF the Breakwster
been passed by itself, the President would have sign
ed II without hesitation. We shall publish tue vote
on the veto in next paper.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24

II est coDvenu que les
hautes arlies contractan-
ties, sur les acquisitions
ial,es en- leur nom par
flntermedialre de leurs
agents dip'omatiques re-
spectiis, ssront tenus de
llvrer en- justice les iDdi-
yidns quI, accuses des
crimes enumefes dams Far
ticle suivant, commits dams
la jurisdiction de la par
tie requerante, cherche-
roDt un asile GU seront
rencontres dams les terri
tories de l'autre ; pourvu
que celia matt lIeu que
dams lie cas- on Persistence
du crime sera constatee
dc tellc manlere que les
lois du pays, on lie fngltii
GU lIndiyidu ainsi accuse
sera rencontre, jusiiferai-
ent sa detention ct sa
mise en- jugement, ST lie
crime y await etc commits
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24
[GrsoLurros-So. III
RrsoLurIos-No. III
A RESOLU rIoN relating TO the public lands sppe
tanning to the armories al Springfield and Harp.
Ferry.

A RESOLU rION relating to the public lands aprsf
tanning TO the armories al Springfield and Harp
Ferry.
ResoIrsd BY he Senate aud House of R,prsteniytt.
Of The United States Of .3m>rioa IN Congress assemble
That the Secretary Of War be, and he ~ hereby an.
,horzed TO alter establish and settle the bouudr,
lines between the United States lands a the Spr &
field srmory and the contiguous lands belonging o.
the town Of Springfield, in the State OF Ma,-aca u.
setis and TO individual ca zsps, IN such o way na,
be best calculated 10 allow the laying out and ain,
ing Of streets and highways for the mutual con,,.
ence and advantage OF all parties and for this p.J
pose he Is further authorized TO exchange and con
vey and to receive from the corporate authorize, .t
s rngGeJ or TO and from individual proprietors sue
fractional parts ofand may be necessary for the
oommodston and convenience of the town Of Sprius
field IN running iis public streets and highways and oi
the armory in securing the safety OF and free o.
It's workshops arsenaIs, and other public building
and 10 grant on the part Of the United State. md
TO receive from the cooperative authorities Of Sprrs
field or from individual proprietors, deeds and ulr
for the lands so exchanged and disposed Of 10 e,il
lish convenient Boundaries.
Section 9 .And BE- u further resoiued, That tIr Sc
cretsry Of War be, and lac IS hereby, authorized lua
empowered 10 raify and confirm an exchange .
land at Harpers Ferry, IN the State Of Nirg.ua,
which has been made between the United States anl
the Wager family, for the purpose of securing more
convenient access TO the workshops Of the United
States armory at that place, and to give and receive
deeds to and from the persons lawfully holding 'hr
land thus obtained from the United States, and ihr
legal owners Of the land, the occupancy Of Which
was transferred to the United States IN exchange
therefor.
Approved June ", 1874.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24
ARTIcLE III

L'extradition ne sera
eiiecluee, de la part du
Commencement Francois,
que ~ PAWS du Ministre
de Ia Justice, Garde des
Sceaux ) ct de la part du
Commencement dcs Etais
Unis, l'extradiuon ne sera
eflectuee que sur l'ordre
de pExecutif des Flats
Unis.
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ARTICLE /.

II is agreed that the
high contracting parties
shall, on acquisitions mi de
in tfelrname, through the
me dun Of their les &C.
tive diplomatic agents,
deliver up to justice per-
sons who, beng accused
of the crimes enumerated
In the next following ar
ticle, committed within
the jurisdiction Of the re-
quirlng party, shall seek
an asylum or shall be
found within the terrific
ries Of the other: Propi-
ded, That this shall be
done only when the fact
of the commission Of the
crime shall be so estab
iished as that the laws of
the country, in which the
fugitive or the person so
accused shall be found,
would justify his or her
apprehension and com.
mitment for trial, if the
crime had been there
committed.
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Article III

On the part OF the
French Government, the
surrender shall be made
only by authority Of the
Keeper Of the Seals, Min
ister Of Justice I; and on
the part Of the Govern
ment of the United States,
the surrender shall be
made only by authority of
The Executive thereof.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24
ARTIcLr "

Les dispositions de Ia
ptesente convention ne
sarpllqueront en- sucune
manlere sur crimes emu
mere. dams PARTICLE deur.
commits anterieurement 4
On date nj aux crimes on
d"lits pufeIent politi-
ques.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24
ARTICLE III.

Persons shall be so de-
liyered up who shall be
cha gel, according to the
provisions Of this conven-
lion, with any OF the fol-
lowing crimes, 10 wit {:
murder, (eomprehending
the crimes designated in
the French penal code by
the terms assassination,
parricide, infsnticide, and
poisoniog,) or with an at
tempt TO commit murder,
or withrape, Or with for
gerry, or with arson, or
with ENLIGHTENMENT by
public officers, when the
same Is punishable with
Infamous punishment.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24

Les frais dc toute de.
tention ct extradition,
operees en- yeriu des arti-
oles precedents. seront
suppo tts ct paJes par lie
Gouyernement au nom
duquel la requisition aura
tle laIte.
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Article ".

The expenses Of any
detention and delivery,
effected in virtue e the
preceding provisions shall
be borne and betrayed by
the Government in whose
name the requnsition shall
have been made.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24
ARTIcLE V.

The prov, ions Of the
present convention shall
not be applied in any
manner 10 the crimes emu
mersted in the second ar
t'cle, committed anterior
TO the date thereof, nor to
any crime or offence of a
purely political cha acter.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24

The Nashville (Tenn, sseo) Gazette learns from d
reliable source that on the llh instant twenty thou
sand dollars was found in a tombstone in Columbia
which, upon examination, was found TO be the mo
ney taken from The Uaion bank of that place ten
years ago.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24

Aud ah, ress Tie sand vacation has been duly
ratified both parts, and the respective Publications
Of the same exchanged at Washington on ihe
twelfth day Of April, instant, by John O. Calhoun
Secretary of state OF the United States, and a. IA
gcot Minister Plenpotenarv I'D interim oil Ills Ma
jesy the King of the French IN the said un'ed
States, the part Of tLer respective governments
Now, therefore, be ii known, that /, Johs TYLER
President Of the United States of America, have
caused the said convention TO be made public, TO the
end that tho same, and every clause and article
thereof may be observed and full led with good faith
by the United States and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal the Uted States to be affixed
Done at the city of asbngton, this thirteenth day
Of April, in the year of our Lord one
f. S. thousand eigh, hundred aud forty four,
and of the Independence of the United
aies the sixty-eighlh.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24
ARTfcLE vi

This convention .hall
continue In force until il
shall be sbrograied by the
contracting parties, or one
Of them but 1t shall not
be ahrogaied except by
mutual consent, unless
the party desiring to obro.
gate II shall give sir
months previous notice
Of his intention to do so.
u shall he ratified, and
the ratifications shall be
exchanged, within the
space Of six months, or
earlier # possible
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24

The ILLuMNArED BIBLE No. 5. Price % cents.
The engrayngs of this number in the first
style.
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gtrWe rerublish the above proclamation, in con
sequence of an error occurring in the date. IL was
signed on the thirteenth of April, ls4i, and not on
the Mirs of April, printed in the Madisonian Of
Friday las
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24

Convention for he s,frTsh-
der Of criminals bsiiosen
the United States Of fine
yiea and IFS Majesty The
king Of the French.
The United States Of
America and His Males
" the X ing of the French,
having judged II expedi-
eni, with a view to the
better administration Of
justice, aid 30 the proven
lion of crime within the r
respective territories and
Jurisdictions, that persons
charged with the crimes
here natter enumerated,
and being fugitives from
justice, should, under Gel
tain circums,a aces, be re-
ciprocalIy delivered up,
the said United States Of
America and His Males
~ the King of the French,
have named as their plen-
ipotentiaries TO conclude
q convention for this pur-
pc Sc, that is to say: the
President of the United
States Of America, Abel
p. Upshur, Secretary of
State Of the United States,
and His Majesty the King
of the French, the Sieur
Pageot, officer Of the Roy
al Order of the Legion of
Honor, his Minister Plen-
ipotertlary, ad interim, in
the United States of Ame-
RIGA ; who, after having
communicated to each
other their respective full
powers, found il good and
due form, have agreed
upon and concluded the
following articles /:
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OFFICIAL.
BY THE PRESlDEN + OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
A PROCLA NJ A TION.

Whereas Convention for the surrender of criminals
between the United States of America and has
Majesty the King of the French, was concluded
aud signed by their Penipo entiaries, at Washing
ton on the ninth day Of November last which
Convention, being in the English and French Ian
guages, is word for word as follows
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24
ARrIcLE vi

Cette convention con
tinuera deere en- vipueur
jusqua ce qu'elle soft
abr gee par les parties
contrsctantes, on Pune
deilts mails ellie ne pour
"a etrc sbroge que DON
consentement mutuel, 4
moins que Ia partie qui
desirersit nabroger ne
d0nne avis, SIX mois
d'avance, de son intention
dc Ia fairc. Ellie sera ra-
ii6ee, ct les notifications
en- scroni echanl ees, dams
rcspace Ne SIX mos, on
plus OF 81 fare Sc peui.
En- e. dc qoui, les ple
nipUleutlsrIes tespec,ils
ont sigrsla pfs.ente con.
veniion en- double, ct v
ont srpo'e le soean de
leurs afmes.
Fsits Washington, 10
neuv cine jour De Nossm-
he, Fan de grace mil
hun cent qosrsnte-rrci..
A rAGEOT, lL.sl
A 4 UPsHTTp L, =
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24

Contention pour reriradi-
Ii n de orimineis, entire
les Etais Unis f.1meu
que ct So .uejssie lie Roi
des frGncais.
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'eHtt HssVh F'f Atf e"s
Ii n de orimineis, entire
les Etais Unis f.1meri-
que ct Sa .Mejesie lie Rol
des Francais.
Les Flats uDis dame
rique Ell Sa Majestic lie
Roi DIES FranSais, ayani
Judge conyenaDle, en- vue
dune meilleue admins
tration de la justice, ct
pour prevenir les crimes
dams leurs territories ct
Jurisdictions respecliis,
que les individus accuse,
des crimes GRAPES emu
meres, eli qui sc seralcnt
souslraits par la flute aux
poursuites dc la justice,
lIssent, dams certaines
circonstlnces, reclproque-
ment, extrades. les Flats
Unis d'Amerique ct Sa
Majestic le Roi des Fran
Gals ont nomme pour leurs
plenipotentiaries, a l'efei
de conclure dams &c but
une convention, sayoir
lie President des Flats
unis d'Amerique Abel p.
Upshur, Secrelaire d'Etai
DIES Etats Unis, ct Sa Ma
jes,e lie Roi des Franc lis
lie Sieur Pageot, officer
de rOrdre Royal de la
Legion d'Honneur, son
ministrc plenipo,entiaire,
par interim, aupres les
Eats Unis d'Ameriquc |
l. squels, apres s'etre com. |
munique leurs pleins pou-
yoirs respectiis, trouyes
en- bonnie ct due forme, |
ont arIete ct conclu les
articlts suiyants:
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In witness whereof, the
respective plenipoientia-
RES have signed the pre-.
sen, convention in dupli.
cate, and have sirred
thereto the seal of their
arms.
Done a, Washington,
the ninth dsy Of .Novem
Der, Ammo Donini enc
thousand e'ab, hundred
and forty-,hrse.
a z. UPsHUR [L.Al
A PAGEOT tLsi
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24

Convention tior hs s,irrsn-
der Of criminals beiiosen
the United States Of fine
yiea and IFS Majesty The
Hing Of the French.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24

The Committee Of Elections 10 iehom referred
mortal Of citizens Of the State Of Missouri praying
thai Congrssuoud, by lac, prescribe mode by uhich
The sense Of epeopi may be taken on the questi'n Of
TIE consitiOnatty Of banks unde, The authority Of The
States, and Of bank Of the United Staies respectfully
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24
JOHN TYLER.

by Tue TTtsIutHV.
JoHs c. CALHOUN, Secretary q State,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-24
From The Baiiimo { Su
THE ZOLB VEREIN TREATY.

DAVID N,rHASs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03
II UsU, e : J WI aIIa >
EDWIN =. JOHNSON,
WILLIAM Il CASEY.

DEAD WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
II IlAVE DONE.--3lr. DAY, boot maker, 40 20 ~.
ary set, Brooklyn, suffered greatly for eigntern nouns
with smacratlon debility sickness Of the stoachi0ss OF R
p-'e shooting pains il the bowels his tonaGG nessea AZ
every kind Of food except sugar he laH Dee dshcea
months oy professors
0ffhe Uclyerslcy md all I? no purpose. - -, -
On reading Dr. Shermau's Book GescHptiye0 OF me ssin
toms Of worms thought hey met his case; NJ uTcha5
box of Siermans Worn LozsHses a le" aoSes btousht
cnr4d him multitude of similar cases might BE- neion-
Il where Children apd adults had uttered All hu death IRON
,gorrns ami p0hirg relief bit Sherman, s Lozenses
Coughs Colds Asthma WhooPiuy Cough, 1nd even on
81 Ia rhsr know remedy They alsy the tickling
N ,,y seconds aud e.able those afflicted wa. the mos; bar
razns cough, 20 ep who'll nights. The Kew. Dr. Dunbar
Rg MI Forest Rev DR.. EaSt:aSnd and hundreds of thou
7nds can their happy virtues Others eau 10 the
csc of Sheunaus Cough LozenSes. for headache. palp
alton awuess OF spirits, sickness and lasStude from
bodily or AID Tor me wonderful properties
f Shercnan's Poor Mans Plaster, which bnt III
and s sarTapted Tor rheumatism and ium6ag0 pain or
aknexs the breast SIDE back, any part OF the body
md hi5 smile with directions for the back
There great many worthless limitations hawked ABOUT
and sold by uapruciped druggists Remember 70 get she
mans Lozengs aud Pastss and Tussnone oshers or 'os
| will De- decriysd-
Dr. Sheru:aas Warehouse Is lGs Nassau street Agent
IT Hudson Spring a Bower corEel ".
= East BToatwaT Market; 50 William sers u
80 and col Broadway In BROOKLYN Mrs Heys 20 Pas
and Mountains D1g store s33 FULTON Eli eracer
pect and Jackson streets 10 jersey City + hannsi Zbr
| y Co. Ledger Budings Boston, RedtiE9 x 20;
street ALBANY A Guthrie, StanNi1 5f 49, ianes 4
Reed Cav and Sarat9ga S,isstS AI.ns &;
Clak Washington City a HEAD, Il Rove. Chics-
49, 0hss, z Co, Nsw Orleans u AhiISt az, x
Ear Aprnsts O. Robson Harrisburg. JAZZ imDSW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

DOl.tSH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES
Every body Boston polishing th.ir and CRATES
with VIM Browns Pencil Paste No better evidence OF
when eG!e dwelling than TO notice ha stoves snd
grate well polished We would recommend for this
pose WM. BROWNS PENCIL PASTE. 1t is put up in
coils ch but I2i and has many advantages
the Brush iustre and Black Lead luse ghtsr,
used with much less dust and n
minute after 1t gets ryby the application OF brush
st beautiful polish For sale At WIN BDOWN'S. 4sl
Washington Retaled by all te Druggists and 3toce
r. Stores IN Boston, Salem, LOWELL Worcester, Portland
Springfield Dealers and families be supplied Of A. B.
D. SANDS, Druggists, No 10 Fulton street. 273 Broadway
II t.as, Broadway. jig Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

PARTY VESTS.
PER STEAM Err BRITAN NINA.
+. FEW CHOICE PATTERNS of Light SATIN
n aud white Marsees Vestings.
Also new article for White Vests. Several ready.made
vests for Parties. Balls sc for sale b.
VIM. T JENNINGS & CO., 23l Broadway,
o,c, Opposite lark Fountain.
NTOTlCE-The undersigned have this day en-,
~ tered into Cogancshp, under the fnn Of Will ANS
BILL, for the importation OF Gptlrry Plated w are, >p
il Ii nd mr. IN. ) Ho &ItksA6Yssi ELL
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent ard Attorney
y in coaaoctioa viii his Assoeiate, 70,
The prosecution CLAIMS against the General Government
the Unlt-, statrs-No 81 Wall 81 New-iofA. n!e u
j; 8W CAKD-joHy NJ. pUFFIELD, OF NArcHEz,
6 10 nm n II" Circuit Coars Of Adams and he adjacent
counCs and IL th- superior Ceart, OF thr sete a iasoa
sttstd 10 bushes, also e Parshes OF tat STATE ie
G ;1lef Barton S'e'' Van Arsdas Csrtss aud
Rob. Cochran, scent for Brown Waraock,
'>oU BIoriT.rs * Co. Malcolm Gaul.
YIN WiIIs I1i Ram. .ls Dawl,
4 MEXICAN POST OFFICE.-The american
After s Coa2fry hsvs establishes R ro. o md ,viI
rsmir lsttsr Dolly from city the otaeEs-'wice
dsT between New. York aud Phadeph41 ,,-.
Postage St each afoz payable always 10 advance
Thsy Will carr only letters
,els and al The cheapest rats. ard extend their operations
Iustlfy over the pfinc!iai routes OF
.fs country the public the most eSeIsYe Ia
I,riss for correspondence tn b. afforded at an uniform
rate of postage. II, ~
-orshIy 10 asate the question and tast the constitutional
,gbt OF Tree competition the business OF carrying
Tn grounds ghch hey this right, are published
and Tor sale, AZ ii. Offices il pamphlz, form
sftsrs containing money Will not De rscetrsd
Until further notice letters arriving their dissipation
promptly called for viii De delivered BY CARRIES or
Srr1<irsd for delivery the Government Post Once
hs mails Philadelphia will b. closed AZ half past a
II and quarter past n fhose for Boston al hal! past
P. VI o,or
md Philadelphia Tuesday, the 23d " from Boston
On Wednesday. from Baltimore ou Thursday.
Ofce IN N-wYork IS Wallstreet Philadelphia, 100 CheS-
Boston u Sta;steet Baltimore, Museum Build
Esfsr IN Newly josiah Ho,re Esq. So Merchants
Exchange; Slcs Jones Esq. co -Waseet; Pis1Ts Nj IT.
| ms Esq. 81 Welst
the public approve the ENTERPRISE tey requested 10
yiye X heir support ten tie outset -
New York, January 20. 1874. jan 3tis ostl
DENOVAL-JOHN RUTaFl;N has removed
f,om 25 Pearl the New Store John 81 four doors
hove William, whsre he vii! The Importing an'
Jobbins Hardware. Y I'm
9XTM. H. THOMPSON has removed TO No. q
w John-Strs stars where ne viii receive GT The "a
test full assortment OF ?ari3 Millinery goods Il 81
DOR SALE-New and secondhand doors
I sashes sash doers drawers, shelving, nc Rad
plain-d, by J. Locke, 81 Ann s. JAZZ In
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NEW CLAY MINSTREL.

q The Clay Minstrel: or, National Songster, TO
which prfx5l S.etra OF the Lite, Public Services and
Character Of Henry t1v By john s LeI President of the
Clay Club OF tirrnsnfown. Pa.
.9GUtrtiSsiacnt 10 The FuS Edition.
" IL accu.ed 70 the Editor OF the Minstrel, at puhrn-
ton upon the plan ohat offered 10 the pubic would m
acceptable and might De uScin! al the present Junctae aud
finding that MS de ign approved By friends whose po
cal experience gave increased sapc 10 their Ouus ne pre-
rarsd the bre and uupretendng Skec that follows, Of the
life of MIR Clay. Re takes pleasure stating that he much
Indebted Nr entics and Of MIR T. Sar
.en co,npr-han and interesting biographies
alike ceabe to their ta.nts and worthy OF their subject
and all whose curiosity b sarp-ued and excited h1
imperfect gmpSes OF ,h- luStrlous Statesman, afforded
through thu following pages viii find in them more full aud
crcumsana information than could be embraced "ithin
the narrow limits and unambous eslgn of TINS publication
From their works. and such other public sources as
were Immediately hand the torch 81 the Editor has re-
ceived feeble ight ami ne holds IT aoit IN the hope that
also mas be although humble degree ~ scat
terug the mist OF prejudice with which ignorance ana part
rage have long enveoped the subject but winch eyennow
are gradually rising and rolling beneath the influence Of
revealing light aud OF that truth Whch IS mighty and m
prerGiL"
The Songs by various authors Some of them have
been written expressly for the Minstrel Others have been
cleaned from the public journals, and other publications. q"
the day. - >. IL.
Germantown. Oct. 1872
For sale the Tribune office Price Is cents single cory,
90 per dozen. w
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- Health, au!cf, and Com FORT The Ga
ham House 63 Garcay New Yor pfofes advantages
to strangers stopping few weeks the city, snch as
are rarely offered egihly located clean and AIRY
mediate vicnity of the prGcl ste2mbo.t Iqndnss it1
aoarmonts and Will It's table supplied
with the best Vegetables and Fruit: that can he procured x
Guiding entirely Animal Food d stimolanls Of all knts
comfortable Shower Baths free. Remember % Barclay
Jy%ou
~ SYivan;a Assuct.;i,on.-ofiC no. .
Pine 81 thrd story Open iroi 10 10 u A I'll Information
chser1l.v given The Constitution givar. lyl0u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

IN the line of diocesan Bishops and after cstab-
llshshlng these two propositions, then
III. That you can claim such a succession for
your ministry, 50 that not link of the chain shall
be wanting and, considering what powers you
claim for your ministry, upon which point will
hereafter make some Developments, and consid-
erlng also the grounds upon which you claim those
powers, you must not leave the shadow OF ! doubt
as to your possession of this famous Apostolcal
succession.
After you have given your views upon these
points, shall have more to say
Respectfully, your o6' ssr'5, GEORGE POTTS.
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