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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-05
THE SOUTH-THE TARIFF.

We perceive from our Congressional proceed
ings that Mr. Rhcu again brought forward res
olu,ion calling upon the Committee Of Ways
and Means. to report bill modifying the present
tariff act, which was defeated also that reso-
luton was introduced by MIR. Black Of Geor-
sa, having the same object in view, but was
defeated by a vote of SO to 3d. Mr.. Stephens. OF
Georgia voting against it,
We are entirely at loss 10 account Tor such
strange proceedings on the part OF Southern
men, who at home profess TO be opposed to
protective tariff upon Constitutional grounds,
but whose votes are Numerically in opposition
to their professions. Georgia is certainly an
anti-tarif State; but, perhaps Mr.. Stephens
will be able to explain, satisfactorily, the reasons
by which he was governed in voting against the
resolution of his colleague upon subject OF
such importance, and in which Georgia is as
deeply interested as any other southern State
in the Union. The following Is the vote upon
Mr.. Blacks resolution:
YEAS-Messrs Belser Benton, Edward J. Black
James A. Black, Blackwell, Bossier, Bower, Bowlin
Boyd, Jacob Brinkei hof, Aaron V. Brown, William
j. Brown, Burke, Burt, CALDWELL, CanPoe'i, Neuocu
Chapman, Augustus A. Chapman, Clinton, Cobb
Coles, Cross, Cullom, Daniel, J. w. Davis, Dawson
Dean, Dellet, Douglass, Duncan, Dunlap, Farlee'
Ficklin, Gimer, Hale, Hamln, Hammet, Haralson'
Herrick, Holmes, Hoge, Houston, Hughes, Hunger
ford, J. b. Hunt, Jameson, c. Johnson, George W
Jones, Kennedy, Leonard Lewis, Lucas, Lumpkn'
LYON, McCauslem, McClernand, Mcconnell Nc
Dowell, Mckay, Moore, Norris, Owen, Payne, ret
tit, Pratt, David s. Reid Reding, Rclie Khett, 81.
John, Saunders Thomas II. Seymour, Simpson, Sill
dell, Thomas Smith, Robert Smith, Steenrod, John
Stewart, Stiles, Taylor Thompson, Weller, Went
WORTH and Woodward-83.
NAYS-Me-srs. Adams, Anderson, Ashe Bar
ringer, Barnard B ardsey, Bdlack. James Black
Brodhead, Milton Brown, Cary, Catlin, Chiffon
Clngman, Collamer, Cransion, Dana, Garrett DAVIS ,
r. D. Davis, Detelry, Dickinson, Dromgoole, Ellis
Eim,r, Fish, Florence, Foot, French Fnck, Wl'l
Green, Byram Green, Order, Hardin, Hubbel Hud
son, Washington Hunt, Charles lneersolI, Harper
Joseph r. Ingorsol, Irwin, Perey B. Johnson, rres
tor King, Daniel P. King, Kmkpa'rcs, McClelland
McIlvaine, Marsh, Edward Morris, Moseey, New
ton, Parmen,er, Peyion, Elisha r. Potter, Rnthbun
Charles Nj. Read, Ritter Rodney, Rogers Russell
Sample Schenck Senter Severance, David l.. oey
mour Simons Alder, Smith, Caleb b. Smah' o'e
phens, Andrew Stewart, Stone, Sykes, Ihomassoh
Tlbbatts, Tyler, Vance Vanmetcr, VInton, Wheaton'
White Williams, Wilkins, Winthrop, and Joseph a.
Wright-si.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-05
FOR THE MhDIS0NIhN

FOR rnE MApIsoNIAS.
Now that the attention Of the People of the DIS
,rict Of Columbia and many Of the States oil the
Union. is aroused to the importance of general and
improved education by the establishment OF COM
mon schools Sc, of the public IS invited to an ex-
animation Of the following laws on that subject OF
LIBERIA in Africa
CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF LIBERIA
" An act TO provide and regulate Common Schools
Section l. Be IL enacted BY the Governor and Coun-
eli in legislature assembled and Il IS hereby enacted by
the same That there shall be established IN each set
Element and township in this Commonwealth, al ieast
one common school, and that SAID schools shaII De
under the entire control Of the several school com
mittees hereinafter ordained, TO be elected, VINO
shall make rules for the government OF the same
visit them at least twice in the year, and be authorz-
ed TO employ an Instructor Tor each school RIO
pided ol,raus That teacher shall receive ior MS
or her services exceeding four hundred collars per
anpum. .qnd prorided huther, That each teacher
shall at the end OF each school term, lurhish inc
committee a Report showing the STATE OF his or her
school number of scholars and their ages, The time
Of entrance and by whom entered, and such other
m ltters as may be deemed important. =,
"Ssc. 2. Be further enacied, That all persons snal'
be bound by law to send their children between ,ne
ages of five and twelve years to school, under the
penalty withou, of paying at The SUIT oil thc
school committee, the of three dollars, Tor 'he
benefit Of the school.
"Sec g. Be hfiniher enacted, That all moneys aris-
ing from licenses and unappropriated military ana
court fines shall constitute general fund, TO be call
ed the school fund Of the counties OF Montsurado ana
Grand Bassa And that all moneys thus arising shall
be divided among the several towns and villages IN a
Just ratio of their inhabitants
"Sec. 4. BE IL further enacied, That the several
towns and villages, shall in their municipal capacity
elect annually school committee OF five persons,
and also be authorized TO impose tax on the male
inhabitants over the age of twenty-one years, and all
amounts thus or otherwise arising shall be added 10
the dividend arising from the general fund and applied
to the sole use of schools.
"Sec. s. BE IL further enacted, That the school
committee in the several towns and villages, shall be
empowered to draw quarterly their dividend from
the general fund and apply it with the moneys raised
by taxes and the penalties imposed by the second
section of this act to the erection purchase, or hre
Of scho houses, payment of teachers, ard the Pur-
chase of such books may be necessary Tor The use
of the schools.
"Sec g. find be IL further enacted, That the elections
for the scbo committees shall be called by the seve
raj town clerks on the first Tuesday in February an
nually The polls to be managed as IN other cleo
tons, and the same pay allowed the judges ana
clerks which pay shall come out OF the general luno
"FRANkLIN."
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-05

The December number Of the London Wesmin-
ster Re lew says;
Perhaps the greatest fault of Martin Chuzzle
wit is unjust and ungenerous attack upon the peo
pie Of the United States, in the shape of broad and
bitter caricature. That vast continent like Ameri-
ca, somewhat twice the extent of Europe, should
contain in its maritime cities body Of slanderers
and swindlers, is not very strange. Were none to
be found there, considering how many have been
sent from our shores, the fact would be much moro
extraordinary; but strange it is and new and unac-
countable that such an observer Mr. Dickens, ira
yelling from Dan 10 Beersheeba, should find oil bar
rem Of goodness and discover no other facts worth
signalling, in country the rapid growth of which
is without parallel than the knayeries OF land-Joo-
hers and the abuses of press conducted often by
English editors.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-05
From the ". Y. Erening Post.


FOR WHOM WAS THE NEW TARIFF NADER
The Standard, paper published at Raleigh, North
Carolina, in remarking upon the report of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, and the proper methods of
increasing the slender and inadequate derlv-
ed from the tariff, makes the following very
sensible suggestion
Let the free articles the dye stuff, and the like,
used by the manufacturers, be taxed. This Will
bring revenue"
! Ifany Of our readers have the. tlrf Of 1912 at
| hand, and Will lock 1t, they will what
ample list OF articles have been exempted from the
payment of all duty for the benefit oil the manuiac
| turer
The farmer pays one hundred and fifty per cent
upon his log chain, the blacksmith seventy per cent.
upon his anvil, the housewife twelve cents pound
upon her brass kettle. The tariff not made for
the like OF them. II was not passed for the conve-
nence of such low persons as plou. -joggers smiths
and washerwomen. They follow branches of indus
try which need no encouragement Such people
obliged to work and the they compelled to
pay for the implements they use, the harder they must
work pay for them. This is the sort of encourage
mcnt which their domestic industry receives from the
friends of high tariff, and it is pretty etfectua
one.
But fustic and logwood and the rest of the dye
woods and kermes and madden and cochnea and 9TH
materials used by the manufacture, in dying their
cloths, allowed to be entered free Of duty
The tariff is made expressly for their advantage-it
was made in fact By Them, and they have taken
that every thing for which they have occasion shall
come into port untaxed. This huge and massive
custom house. under the shadow Of which arc
writing with its of Offices, and its army of de-
putes and clerks, and weighers and guagers and in
spec ors is not maintained for the purpose of taxing
tho owners of factories. They privileged per-
sons 1t is maintained in order TO tax the farmer at
his plough the blacksmith at his forge and the laund
ress her wash tub. 1t is this hard working class,
" no pay the millions that are annually collected in
our national treasury, while the manufactures goes
free
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-05
The following is The other extract from the

The following is The other extract from the
Herald.
'sWe trust, however, that President Tyer,-who
whatever may be the opinion of his internal policy
has certainly, in his management of the external al
fairs of the Republic, exhibited large and generous
vews-wl leave his successor little TO do on either
the Oregon and Tariff questions. Now is the time
to arrange both"
Numerous testimonials of like character
have appeared in foreign journals, the Editors OF
which, removed from the influence of our local
and partisan preferences, award well-merlled
tribute of applause to one Of the purest patriots
and abest statesman whose public services have
contributed TO maintain the honor of our cOun-
try, and render it respected at home and abroad.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-05

IMPORTANT REMEDY FOR CANCERS Colonel Usscy
of the parish of DE Solo, informs the editor of the
Caddo Gazette that he has fully tested a remedy for
this troublesome disease, recommended TO hun by
Spanish woman, native Of the country. The RENE
dy is this Take egg and break il, then pour out
the white retaining the yok in the shell, put ~ sat
and mix with the yolk as long as II will receive II
sir them together until the save is formed, put
portion Of this sticking plaster, and apply II 20
the cancer about twice day He has made lhe en-
pertinent in two instances in has own family WIN
complete SUCCESS.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-05

tn, v,oy md CondabulGry Force ps. GanH r.
nest of gamblers who had for some time been maxi
inc liberal bets somewhere in Bay Lane, not much
,nero tban five hundred PAGES from Bull street,
invaded night before last by the Mayor II we are
correctly informed, twenty-iour hours were kindly
Granted TO the accomplished adventures, in which to
make their exit from the city Of Savannah and the
hamles thereof and report further says that The hint
was acted upon without any apparent reluctance
Srannah Republcdn
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-05

PLEAsANToN was sufficiently cool and deter
mined TO take upon himself the responsibility OF
hiring wagons and conveying all the records
and important documents on file in the State
Department to place Of security in the coun-
try. Mr. Madison expressed his warm thanks
for that service. The papers, &C., in the other
Departments, were destroyed by the enemy.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-05
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s3,465,653 sc

Excess of revenue this year over the last, S6d6-
347 81
The amount Of revenue Of the fourth quarter of
this year is larger than that Of any corresponding
quarter since 1892
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-05

CUsTom's REVENUE At BosToN The Boston pa
pers give the following comparative table of the re-
venue collected at the Boston Custom House for 1872
and ISl3
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-05

correspondent of the Annapolis Republican
states that the capital stock of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company Is owned as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
CoRoNER'S OFFICE.

DEATH BY FALLlNG.-'i'he Coroner held an in
eu the late esldenGc OF the deceased n; No y Peck slip
an the body OF George H. Phillips native oi Wales, aged 81
who while engaged yesterday with others buayd the brig
Elizabeth. foot Caroline strce hosting out the mast
udeny drawn Up 30 feet 10 the top ui the sheas by the
o;be.s letting the and he falling upon the ruling died
few minutes afterwards Verdict, death by accidental
uIy produced by fall upon his chest the brig Elizabeth.
DsATH By ACCIDGNT.-On Friday OF last week
accored keeper Of sailor boarding house, Ramed Philip san
ers aged about 45 native oi Maryland, residing Little
Wa,er,,reet. accidentally fell from hight ot about eight
INTO OF his house and lighting his head. pruduce
compound fracture of the base OF the skull from which wound
be died this morning The Coroner called To hold
cues, on the body.
DEATH BY Sun STRoxE.-As Dennis Foley, a
native Irennd aged about &C. of the OF Cross and
Due W ater streets was nt work to-day ON new Eildns ut
the Spruce und " um streets he tell from stroke
cthe sun being conveyed the Hospital died alter
xrrdS w 10 late hour inquest had been held.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
1-c inc r,riva,,, Of III. claI.

isrE .>o srfrcHs. o. HrNN clAY.-Th- rpoii'h
fs q this wors prepared e,ecus orders To any
.,,en. The work comprised IS Octave volumes con
;.,ap tac wl5 4;J Of iiJ9 pages and Is 'i'n'
,r,,e by Splendid ses Portrait Of Nj CAV, Tie oi
IA. Birth place Virginia araa Fac Saie OF one CT has
gt=r5- One Hundred copies for .nsy' fire Cents each
Ii believed b. the cheapest work ever paoshed IN
America. These Speeches fotm important portion o!th-
History Of Countf! ;oT Ii, last thirty years and are
,=eresng all c!as.a. Of readers, without reference to
politics.
Gouu,, with Cio.a, Bucks = Gilt Lettering.
Single copy. - - -
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F,-u,y -i:e co:l-' irf. - W '
GREELEY \ NcEL2arlI, Tribune Bu,id nss,
"uro,iie Lity tiaIl.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
THE WHlG DOCUMENTS.

ihs following is list Of the Wing Documents
c,' e." at sale a, the Tribune Office. Orders from
ss,,, Clubs, Wing Committees, Booksellers, aler-
are ps.. sd Individuals, accompanied by the cash,
ped 10 an, IA, attended TO, and the Documents ship
SARCEyr,pp por, ot,he United States.
complete R;,aa ;hfa OF cLAY-The fullest and most
csa ., oVs'sPhy Of Alr. Clay cysr written Pdce
LIFE AND ~ sS GJ
viii sfEECHRs OF HENRY CLAY. 2vOs.
THE CLAW .,',lss bound 81 % by the quantities. 95
ienns .s. - hlBUNE. Weekly Newspaper. For
TFE a,,pufr frpectus in another column.
Rfrr,,,I.ni,.iCAN LABORER. ilaii bound. .... | O.
& n CiN ,oN AND FREE TRADE. A Ttact by
1t,., ~ 80, ref ioo copies. 50
sn,,t.n+. rn'ff as 1T Is. BY II. Greeley Per TO. n
,.,iI. hLCh or JOHN NJ. CLAYToN-per 100 COME. .:
"h"' SoN6S-Clay and Frelinghuysen-nn .L,ni,n. -
~, ge o. &C CORRECTION OF Tie very beet-per 10 comic,
y iiE !ARlFF QUESTION IN NGERMANv,... ~: " y
eodmEhoiAL .,.,, . INTERCOURSE CT TuEIrvrrrn "
{, dAiE-S AND GREAT BRITAIN, ,oo .a...l - ~
~; iEks OF CASSiUS NJ CIAY-ps, 1 s" sopies "
Irut r,IG mhIG ALMANAC-per Io0 cope. wv ''''e' 1 W "
|sHe LEST: Est BY Junius. Per I,0OO W W
I,hE TARIFF do '''..'..'......... I5 %
LIFE oFHENRY CLAY do :. ''.''............ Is 60
ir%1LlTICAL ABOLITION DO. '''.............. Il co
ItSIt1aOCRACY do. '''.'.........-... Is %
lsSsABOR AND CAPITAL do 10 %
sE u PUBLIC LANDS DO '''''''''''... 10 "
~ Ordes must be addressed u, '''.''.'.... 10 %
GREELEY 4 McELRATu
''loqne Buildings. New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

Another !ar.e eiiIion of this unPrecedentediy
.l.cap wora. has Jus, been prlated, and the puh-
fishers arc now ready 10 supply orders to any cx.
tc:,t with .romp'ucss ANA despatch. The work
ia two ocra:o volumes is Of upwards Of hoo
5.g4s wi,h steel ensruyings, and Is sold,
G,rai in boards cloth 5ec.> aai ~ ttrs, 81 2o-
,uais5ai- cr % GEMS.
.ioaai "a CI e't, stamped .;ss 81 5o-whoissai
.sies 8 ~.
w arr culs:a'i rSys'Fu. yr,;eTs iuf tr SOk 'riF
lrc.fprs to orw-i'-i by meii Ii- gnses- wIil
~ don i- Jii- cs "poS. lud t.fci,- 7:yi> Al
- ray wish o!taiE !: 20 s-"t h II "rirfS through ncF-
rttn;> vino ma ~ vis!ti!- it- cltiss for snnls
Wn--y-- clph oi t.rirr or can b. raised ~
ne s1g -,, .s o.!-f, w"o make t. puTcnaSes will
-ecelye t.-n al t..s ahoess- l5icrs .....,,.
GREELEY < tic.LHArH.
l-,h,lr huLL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

years. was ms uIl "i he arl interest any US nni men
toned that within is years he took the ia Coal 10 rhiinCcl
pfia from the Schuykil region three tons the qGun
friend What the a'r Editor Here j, only one
tYae " n' Of 10 ,o 0 s, e enGn" t Pr gg.y men
population shall be doubled? Yours. re pec,inly
Markets. cars;n:!!p Reported fer The Tribune:
THURsp i. June q.
AsEIEs-,Thcre continues be faiT demand for Pol. a,
sale. oi Ienrb ara abou, lC0 bbls a, / 80.
.,COl'foN-!ts ,nles Yesterday rnrhed about 1000 aes
To-day we hear q nLou 30 only Puces are d per H. beoyv
those current teioc the Steamer Tire ,les ARE principally 10
sPinnc'' although yesterday there were some lot taken
,h'pper,. The quotations me- Upland and Flori4n 0f
good M to ie o5~ aa Xe% G'i@ao. pi' .l a. -
q rIS5 81 s f9od IGI; e; & T@ 70 ea ~ @
nfics i a.! ttcr beng many nefoF alcel' q" the market
",, 'c Fot in sound f:sd.a We l'e 'i the ii4ser
81 =. i@; 3'lehlEnnnnl Ono . We hqye beard
Ia, i,~luc ain-ei sol! considerably below. The 800 hi
g. ana -, la Today fSr .e sane Je.,ig,,.,, NJ
ga ;ils OF 10 SO l round iunq Ono ur ,iii.1i=r
$50 y tie sale oi s'.ne ~ hh- 'ou New n-fli- al
81. Scratched II esle'n 3s7 le iuitliGr. 80 ~ iinr
p SQUAD New orleans J., ven inl -outfrn rt, ~, IN
N uirt bette, demand bu, pncrs dull Sn!e> n s 80
bhs I;caoad Country aud 10 odo Howard ect
rye. ifis aa,p,red Georgetown - 55i. Rye
Flour dull at 20 Neal2 - or Jersey tor IIandySIne
GEAlN-A carg" ney South Gsolna i-at the .ir, OF
ilc 'ca-"n LID ;o milling here lOi IT, io winch
no .alrS OF Corn day Ii;Ie sound Con excepting
No',nern "iierns. -onlaefa Guoe4 : Northern
Il D.; Eye offered ID, - rrHi delivered bat iuuGG
buyer. y.I G2 cts ''ars were = q nnd dull.
NilSkf.N-Ihc market Inactive and "nly hear al
~ to,e rn-on bb Ut - Drudge .. nnd mnderac
demand.
iY-rhce sale. of2 to 40 bale, &, % The
ke; is heavy.
it.~-A t.dny 1900 drlm> eceyed from london.
uui ,o'nc,ylH' damaged. sold nt 1 q ; 60.
TOEiC'o->ae- NJ 'nct"n :" = t1le Havana al - 50.
spd Ia hnie, Hnrntua damaged, TT II Diets
NNNA. : TbEE--~'l., of about iJ0 bbis North C0uu-
= !urp.urinr Inv" hs.1 made ~ prva'e barsnn
TAI.!.u%-N notice ,uies .j.HD to, rendered at 81
rts.ea>i,.
PROVISIONS. There has hecn ac'iviry I"rk
!y nrd nmAo has improved -. 80 lstl The
rvr su about ZOO bb together Prime nnd Mes al G!a
81 r PW.. ard C!tg - i.r Mes. he lnnIkct
t'>,si lrmr wi'i d-mrnd ut 80 nId 'se ni
80 bhl>. Duic.t" :" Prme Tn!c ~ 62, and 5Udp ni
Prime ihnniU There's spei'i: dong Beet,
heavy. We nollce li 23 bbi, Vermont N,
% ~ and .O1 do Western city ut ! ST..
Lard inquired Tor md 80 lh >,t ~ "a pm II i-g
iay nce. and @J kec: At &c Sne> 100 cs ana bids Pc;
kled iHn> n -. lic.te'n lIt,er dull =, l0c AMI
took accumu4ins !O oi2v boxes good Chee,e sold
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
MARRIED.

On wednesday evening the .h inst. by the Rev " hHoN
CoRSELIus NJ. GArL "f the irm Of Malcolm & TAU -
city. ~ w i;
NJ Stilweil. Nh Thomas LuTuIER 10 Hiss SARAH DowD
!NG n OF this cy.
The Rev Doc erriau William ". Wright, ol the house OF
Peck N.coison Wngh 10 ELIZA j., eldest daughter OF
Isaac J. Greenwood. Esq., all oi tbs city.
ia Thursday morning, Jane 9Th, by The Rev Professor
White SAMUEL BANRY. Esq of the firrn Of Barry 4 Way
tr ,ifs NSr:oSETrs MESSENGER. all O. this city.
Ai Nndcinwr Ct Wednesday evening. lune 18th. by
the Rev T. Edwards Beerdscy Rector Gi St Peters Church
Ch,Shlfc Nh IIENRY c. HUHBARn 30 Ml.s CHARi0rTE lo
sgIL, daughter Of the late Co.nr,odorc McDonUush
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
I)I Ell.

On Thursday the 9th niter lingering illness, Mss SA-
RAN WRfGHT IN the 57th year OF her
Her friends and acqusinnncc md t Graham Pol
IL and of her brother John Wright respectfully requested
TO attend her funeral Friday afternoon ha O'Clock
from her ne residence North Fourth street few doors above
Second WiIllnmsburgh.
ON Wednesday morning 18th inst. ELSA. wife Of Capt. Io
.inh :. WILSON aged 49,
Suddenly. June 18Th inst. JOSEPH DEMARAY on the 9th
year of his
the 9th year of lis nge
June IS of consumption. Mrs Nancy MARSHALL, agel Il
years 8 months. -
On the 18th inst after lingering iiness. HARRIET OREIL
LY, vile of James l. O'ReIly, aged -.
At Newark N j. 26,h inst. Rev. JOSEPH c. MOORE, ag'd
- years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
Wing state Convention.

\ s,ne Couycno he composed Of Delegates from Tie
several Counties Stat equal 10 their representation III
TIE lol.e Assembly viii be held ut SyTacs. - Neaie'
slg tic eecsai day t September next az !! 'c'ach NJ .'''
m the p-,use of nominatin. candidates lr G0c1,gr Let
tenant GOrGrnor. 7hrtgSL Pres1deai'H Eiec'orS an
tsar Cdnql Coami>sOncrS IN le Supported by the "hs
i.ctnrs Tia, State the Election. and to transact
.rrh te. business may he deemed proper py tie Con-
it Is ha.:ly necessary remind the Wings "i tins STATE "'
III, responsible duties o TIN, Convention sui n thr se'"
Of caLe. ior Presidential Electors doe, ~" occur bat once
IN four years aud election c Canal C"nmsoncfs by TIE
rerp pc,eutns el ,r ir>t time. tine Committee ra'I
irlenr ,rnprc,is II upon every County he fully repre-
IL A.Ll.1l- .luna Z Ell
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
COURT FOR THE CORRECTION or ERRORS.
Tbel,rr-r. GovERNoH IN the Char

SkrlIlN aud L. tkchtt, SnrNI'ors Of tFic lr'n nl
- ~, St,,,, 4 90 Plaintiffs Error rs. MERCHANTS
W - ~. \.,, Action was brought in u
bA>h ~ ky W. O., .Fl
o endorsed nv ititrr pnyUcu
" n, ihat the nu,c gwen hy Nj John Wright Jun
i icc,e tone o ;c tfm without the know ledge or c.
w IN. pancIs and for puFrose not connected with the
sss and ihatn Was an accommodation note Lansing X
va S,r which volur had been received nud further thai
,sr had been exercised, the uuc which ;t- transaction
uKs based having hccn with the Bel"vie. " ! Rnnk i"I.
n corporation which charged pe cent rs hufec. and also
rsutod their small huls IL he !kcn pay winch woc al II
discount &c. ca the nih"- hand contends. that the
note hr,' been tar exchange Lansing Co
ulcn,ctt favor Of the i!Gu the holder
VA affirmed ty the Supreme uut, w;il costs amounting ~
sn sisl ~. and tugileJ appeal made ': Court SIR
w Ednonds appcucd tvr pnn,ii> cror and tics!S. C.
: bee and p ". bonney tor dcc!tant, ~ c;fo.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
Po,.lCEOFFlCE:.
l.ARCtNIks

IARcrNIEs.-Celesiial jefferson, colorcd. was
arrested committed for stealing al boots. worth So
fon Andrew sembier. OF No. 70 Church street.
Matthew NlcGrath was arrested and committed
for stealing Il quantity OF icnden PIPE.
Patrick MuilIgan arrested ard imprisoned for
stealing box Of fir crackers from Messrs. GaSue 4 Young
n Chatham street
HAusER RECovFREp.-Ex-Oft Officer .yons arrest
cd with inch ha"ser, with attached, for winch
OWNER $ wanted.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
SUPERIOR COURT. Bcioro Judge OAKLEY,

HAKRIs NIlso>. Public Administrators rs No
SIS EstCu.-Ncuont 10 Iec the vaiue oi furniture N
&c iuu>r -. III w an No !S haiiocrsi-et. suid h Mr..
Hea under B,i al sale. tine after The deat oc,
" but ciairncd by The !u.'c administrator. The
e once henrc hnt b. thu that yHduy
o;be H al .e could oGiy w. y toned lS creditor, H.
WaF. Il whom had been sNo the ti Aie ;he
c.Un Tor p n,th re,icl. ,e>etny. Nit. Bir r
3eic dart, uuvei "f su nl ir ground
had heeH shown nu that th. been brought
N al ie wrong rGhic Administrator. The Count
though, suceGi Shcwn - let ;e 90 the uIy Tic
csu>c will be resumed on Friday.