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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

DuELLING THE SoUrH.-Io the new Constitu-
ton oi LOUISIANA now forming, Hon. MIR. CHM
has given notice hat he will offer clause TO be m.
serted, by which all persons sending or accepting a
chsenge to fight duel, and their seconds shall be
rendered incapable of holding any Office of honor
profit IN the State and the grand jury of Charleston
South Carolina in like spirit OF reform in this par
tcular, have presented grievance the practice Of
dueng, and earnestly recommend to the Legislature
the passage of an act 10 suppress custom 30 perm
cious to the happiness Of society. They also
mend the passage of law for the punishment of per
sons carrying concealed weapons. II is 10 be hoped
that these judicious reforms will be effected and Two
prolific causes Of murder be eradica,ed
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

DR. FRANKLIN ON SPELLMG-Dr. Franklin say.
in Of his letters =" You need not be concerned
in writing to me, about bad spelling for my OPP
nion what is called bad spelling is generally the best
as conforming to the sound of the letter. To give
you an instance, gentleman received a letter in
which we're these words = Not finding Brown at
HON delivered my MEssEe to his W. The gentle
man called his wife TO help HIM read it.. Between
them they picked out all but the IT. which they could
not understand. The lady proposed calling her
chambermaid, because Betty said she, has ,he
best knack of reading bad spelling OF any one know.
Betty came, and was much surprised that neither of
them could tell what the VI was. Why says she
YF spells wife-what else can it spelln And in
deed i, is as much better well shorter method
than poUBLEYou, p which in reality spells DoU-
BLEwIFE"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

MUSTARD SEEp.-Twenty- seven acres of land in
Ohio Yield 2S2 bushels Of brown mustard seed weigh.
ing SO 10 pounds to the bushe which were sold at
8 cents, making 81 66S. 10 addition there are 100
bushels silings, which will give rs bushels, at so
pounds per busbel, worth ta00-sltogetber 81, 6ss,
or SO per acre. more profitable crop could not
be desired
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

LIBERAL BEoUEsT.-Mr Mines, of Philadelphia, a
native of Fochsbers has bequeathed egiity eight thou
sand dollars for.founding school for children of al
christian denominations in the town of Foclabers
and Parish of Belize
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

JouRNEY-MEN.--There is general law, or custom
IN Germany, that apprentices after the expiration Of
their service shall travel two years before prescott
ing 'heIf trade as mister workmen. Hence the ETY.
moogy of the word, journeymen.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

WEST INDIA PRousIoN TRaDE-The American
salt provision trade in Jamaica has almost extingu,sh.
ed the Irish trade in that article The proporton of
American IS now nine 10 one of Irish at Jamaica
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

PETRFAoTIoS.--It is said that in low, the pe,r;.
flying power of the soil is most remarkable. The
body of woman, alter having been buried FIVE wears
found to have changed to stone so as TO be broken
like marble. Birds, insects and many other strange
things are found to have perifed in the same region
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

game cock attacked child in PHILADELPHIA Las,
week, fastened one spur in his cheek and ano,ber
IN hrs eye, and pursued the boy to his home, TO which
ne was carried 10 the arms Of bis rescuer,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21
THE SEN ATE,

Among other nominations, yesterday confirmed those
of Mr.. West, as Consul to Hong Kong, in the place
of VIM. Shaler rejected; and Gen. Gould, of Ro-
chester, as Marshal of the northern district of New
York, 10 the place of John Fl. Prentiss rejected on
Wedne sday.
We cannot, of course, at this time, place our
readers in possession of full account of the business
of the Senate, transacted in Executive session, and
with closed doors for the confirmation of nomna-
tons does not become public until after The injunction
of secresy has been removed. And even then, the
facts must be gathered from individual Senators, who,
generally for sufficient reasons, are reluctant to re-
veal in advance of the official announcement.
The President of the United States was, yester-
day, informed, through committee that if he had
further communications to submit it prepared to
adjourn and he returned, for answer that the bust
ness for which il had been detained was transacted,
and wish for the health and happiness Of the Sen
atoIs and safe return to their respective homes
At about half-past one o'clock the Senate adjourned
sine die.
The Baltimore papers of this morning mention
that the following named Senators arrived in that
city last night from Washington, viz: The Hon.
Messrs Dallas, Webster, Glass; Woodbury., Cameron,
Clayton, Evans, Semple, Green, Phelps, and Stur-
geon
We have from Mr. Franck Taylor the following
new works:
LooK>ro THE ESD--By Mrs. Ellis, price one sbil-
ling.
H,sroar or GREECE. No. 8. Price 25 cents
HARrER's ILLUMINATED SHsKsrEARE. No. Al and
40. 25 cents.
TuE-NrvmLrs OF GhRnErsrowN No. 3. Price
and quarter cents.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

Flour sold at Cincinnati on the 10th instant, for
$3.50 per barrel.
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Foreign free labor, or imported from
countries having treaties with The
most favored CLAUSE, Muscovsdo
Ditto. white clayed. 10.

Foreign free labor, OF imported from
countries having treaties with the
most favored clause. Muscovsdo 23s I'D
Ditto. white cIsyed. 70. aS Vi
From this Sir Robert anticipates reduction 10 the
price OF sugar, ia favor u tbs consumer Of | I'd
pei pound.
~la addition 10 the eentsmphiAd reductions in tAs
sugar duties he proposes " sboiish the taxes
less than four hundred and thirty articles, which have
hitherto stood IN the tariff, under various rates Of
duty producing little 10 the revenue, but Involving
great roubie both 10 the importers and To the
lom-house officers The list OF these articles is given
elsewhere, aud includes other important com
nlodities.
The next change in the duties 90 imports is to-
tai REGAL OF the mpotc duty on cotton wool, and
repeal Of the entire taxes exports, Including that
Goals.
10 the duties OF Excise, Sir Robert Peel proposes
two changes neither OF which was in the slightest
degree anticipated by the public. These the en-.
ire repeal OF the duties glass of every description,
and OF the auction duties.
The following table exhibits the probable effect OF
these reductions and additions of duty on the pro-
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THE AMERICAN REVIEW.

a WING JOURNAL, of Politics, Literature,
Art, and Science; published in New Yoik, at
dollars per annum, or so cents per single number.
Inc hrst numbers OF the above work may be exam
med at the Bookstore of the subscriber where sub
scrlbtions will be received
Ihe numbers will be regularly mailed strongly en-
vs'oPed to any post office in the United States II ap
pi'caton be made to f. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
msrch III Washington City
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

IN THOSE THINGS WHICH ARx &ssxsrsAL LKr rAA xh
BE usirr--is NON ESSENTIALS LIHGRfu AND ~ Ala
THINGS cHAsuT -.fs.gAs an.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

NEW WORKS BY MRS ELLIS.-L6ok to
4 the End or, The Bennets Abroad--compe,e
for ID cents
MOI Harpers Pictorial Bible
No, ., Tbiilwaps History Of Greece.
Inc LIST volume complete of the Wandering Jew.
No. 8, The Neyiles Of G9rretsowD.
just received by
FRANCK TAYLOR,
march u Immediately east of Coleman
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95l,1OO,OOO
ASSET 900
Surplus of Income,


Sir Robert, after pointing out the new demands
which had arisen for the services of the BRUSH navy
in the Pacific, in the Chinese seas, and on the coast
of Africa, which together required an additional
force of 5000 men, and showing the absolute necess-
ty of maintaining large and efficient steam marine,
proceeded to state that he proposed to increase the
navy estimates by sum of one million; making the
whole estimate for the.yeas as follows;
Interest Of debt k28 1895 900
Oher charges on consolidated fund 24O0OUO
Army 66l7 900
Navy G., $4,000
Ordinance 2,I42OOO
Miscellaneous 100000
Total G49,960,OOO
DeductIng the amount of this expenditure from the
estimated income above stated (after adding to the
latter 81 600 0O0 for another half years. income tax
there would remain gross surplus of $4,000 000-
From this surplus however, Sir Robert deducts
3600,0 900, the amount of Chinese ransom which will
not be received after the next year; leaving the net
balance of 934l0000 applicable to the reduction of
taxation.
The real nature Of the changes in the sugar duties
which not very clearly explained in tue speech
will be thoroughly understood from the following
statement:
The present duties are
Colonial sugars, GAS and per cent 25s Sd
East india, the grown OF such parts as i'm
port foreign sugars, 32s and per cent 33s 3D.
Foreign free'labor, 34s and per cent 35s 3D.
Other foreign, 63s and per cent 66s ID
| Without any distinction Of qualities or between
| Muscovsdo and clayed sugars, The government,
propose TO establish difference in future between
these two classes Of sugar, and to make the duties
follows
Colonial sugar, Muscovado lbs Cd per cw,.
Ditto, white clayed or prepared as TO
be equal thereto l5s I'd
East India, from places importing for
eign sugars, Muscov,do Iss Sd
] Ditto, white clayed, &c. 2ls 81 4"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21
CIRCASSlA.

The Gazette of SiIesia announces that the Russian
Government is making immense preparations for the
spring campaign in the Caucasus, and that Count de
Nesselrode has obtained from the English Govern
ment the most positive assurances that all possible
shall be taken to prevent assistance being
ceved by the rebels Gas the Circassians called
though they never paid, and never owed allegiance
10 RUSSIA from England More shame for the Eng
ilsh Government if this be true. The apathy shown
towards these gallant mountaneers, in their struggle
with their ruthless assaiant blot on the free
tons of Europe, only surpassed in nfamy by the
abandonment of unhappy Poland. Times
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21
FRANCE.

The position of the French Ministry has not alter
ed since the last preceding advices M. Guizot had
made trial of his strength by dismissng two EN-.
pioyes of the Government who voted with the Oppo-
stion, The reported collision between Engl:sh
and French ship a, Tahiti had been contradicted eff.
ciay
The Government have sustained another triumph
but of such nature as to show its real weakness.
The Secre, Service Money Bill by which lO0O, 900
francs is appropriated TO unaccounted- for exp.ndi
ture, was put out the measure upon which the
Gulzot Ministry would have trial of strength with
the Oppo- iton. An amendment on this bill to re-
duce this sum to $4,000 francs debated, and de-
feated by majority of only twenty-four.
The subject of railways in France has occupied
some attention in both Chambers. In the Chamber
OF Peers, il has been suggested by Count Daru that
the selling of premiums of shares not yet approved
by the Chambers be prohibited when the line is
sanctioned, the shareholders TO buy 9Th, in
stead Of tenth, as at present, Of the deposit. A
BILL authorizing the formation of a railroad from Pa
ris the Belgian frontier, has been introduced into
the Chamber on this principle.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21
EGYPT.

The latest advices from Alexandra are to Il e 9Th
Of February. The Pasha was at Faioum, and his
son lbrahm in Lower Egypt where he is PARTICULAR
y engaged in trucng and cleaning canals for The
purpose of irrigation
Mr. Galloway, the engineer, left for Suez the
30th OF January, by order of the Pasha for the pur-
pose of surveying and examining the line of route
proposed for railway in order to have all necessa-
ry estimates and calculations ready to lay before his
Highness on his return from Taoum.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

The last accounts from Lisbon state that. on the
nth Of February, Queen Dona Maria had given birth
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21
Prom. The Beslos Courier, u March ls
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.

TWENTY EioBr DAYS LATER FROM LuHuFh'
The steamer Cambria, c. II. T. Judkio', com
mspder arrived u East Boston, this moro'pg, al 'su
O'Clock, in passage of fourteen days from Liver
pool TO this port.
We have our regular files of London papers 10 tho
I'd aud 4th u March.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

RIsHOP oNDERDoNK's TRIAL-C ,mpeto
LIN one volume Of 800 pages, published by author.
y OF The Court and giving also the opinion. Of al
the Bishops;-price so cents
hiso, bishop onderdonk's Statement, -publrshcd
in separate pamphlet, price ~ I.2 cents.
This day received, for sale by
Jan ~. y TAYLOR
TIE RED BOOK" for I5i5.-The RoyfI Caen.
d% and Court and City Register, for England,
Scotland, Ireland, and the lones, filling the same
place with reference TO It. British Government that
the Blue Book does for the Government Of The United
States, just imported from London. few copies
lyby r. TAYLOR
March 7-tf
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

The Madrid journals are chiefly occupied with a
new conspiracy said to have been discovered at Wit.
,oris, and which the government have deemed of
sufficient Importance to send General Conohs 10 SUD-
press. One party represents emsuie favorng Is
parero, and the other describes il as Carst con-
spracy. Several Of the oonspirators have been ar
rested. The affair appears, however, to have been
grossly exaggerated
quarrel has arisen between the Queen Mother
and Narvsez.
The Spanish ministry is seriously endeavorinu to
put an end to slavery. circular has been sent TO
all the Spanish consuls in different countries urging
them to give every possible encouragement to the
emigration Of laborers to Cuba, in order that The
white population may be increased and the necessity
Of having slaves there become less and less urgent
PORTUGAL.
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Customs (deducting 9500,O0O for as
sumed loss of duty on foreign corn,) e2s
Excise (adding an assumed increase of
9500,000,) L
Stamps Gas at presently
Assessed Taxes,
Post Office,
Grown Lands,
Miscellaneous,
Chinese compensation,
Half years Income Tax,
Total income, Is
Expenditure as at present. 4
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21
ALGIERS.

Marshal Bugeaud was to leave Paris for Algeria
the 9th Of March. The country is stated TO be
perfectly tranquil. The number of negro slaves In
Algeria is 1853. They chiefly from Bornou,
Haoussa, and Iimbuctoo. Since the year le3O the
importation Of slaves has been gradually decreasing
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

The difference between Sweden and Denmark and
Morocco have been arranged by the mediation Of the
Gosernmens of France and Great Britain. The
Emperor has renounced the tribute. The Danish
and Swedish Consuls returned to Tanger on the l4th
of February. The Emperor Of Morocco was al
HANGERS, with the view of inspecting the fortihca
tons erecting under English engineers.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
eAsfNEI MAKING.

THE Subscribers would si,e notice 70
Il their customers and the yuolie that They
~pl continue w-rsry on the Cabinet Nak'rg
business In oil ~ vsr,nos branches, two doors
north Of the iail. where they have on hsno
i, ,ond assortment oi wofk aud have Juh re-
r,eyed from Boston good Sook OF mshona-
f., and thinning, and win hold ihemscI'es,
IN readiness toe execute oil orders entrusted
in ,hen on ,l.ort notice. and IN the latest
fashion, and n,n., uutNms,.sNe manner.
Wanted ine,chsuge iu' work iuiied e'o'h
lumber and all Kinds Of county p'oduce'--
4 liberal dlscoun, made fot cash NOSE
wishing To- purchase any sriirle IN DOR Inc
are requested to call & look bei"te pof'" has
INC elsewhere. as No shsll ,ell as cheap rs
any other shop 10 lie coumy' .,,,,,s
BUCK i CURTIS.
Ru,lnd, Nov. lsii fs'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
NEW YORK
GRAND ACTION-PIAN0 F0RTES.

WV. PEAsE late from New York re,
w specially announces 10 the Musical
World and tie public Ia general, that he is
receiving splendid assortment Of oelebrated
Grand Achon Piano forles Rosewood and
Mahogany, CONSTRUCTED on the mos. approved
principals. with all the modern improvements,
iInsqualled in hrlllancy OF lone fnencss of
tourh, and prflrctness Of mechanism, and
warranted 10 endure the cxlreTs 81 climate
in this country. Old Pianos taken IN ex-
change and Piano fortes tuned, Piano ware
room, Yves, Poui'ney, tea ly opposite the
Acatcmy
y. Is The above Instruments have re
ceived frs, premiums, (guld meds,sl At the
| American Institute IN New York fo1 the best
Tone. touch and finish and the subscriber
can refer persons 10 several gentlemen OF
West and Middle Granville who has puI-
chased ol hin during the past years. The
abn,e Instruments will be sol as low as car
be purchased In New York thereby saving
expense 81 transportation and warranted fol
pne year. i5tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. Hantiing's Patent Lace

f0r Hcrhia o. Rupture Of tariobS I,Ads.
iuimheG.i'c rebel to- inciiIent Consumption,
the Br,nciIis VI public tpcakets Esipl-
iauoa ul the lleAn. Dyspepsia. Splnsl
weakness Fi,es Ptolsp,us Lten Hod
Ami, and Diseases OF pafiufcnI sno child
he'd Ladies wilhuoi medicines
TINS insltumebi h,s been ehaminsl b1Drs
Mott and Rogers, y y. FpnciS ahs Gns-
comb Of New liayet MiJdietown, Conn.
aud las obtained loi itSs,i ibelT favorable
tcA.inDEy
SYMPTOMS.
The Lace Is applicable for those " lao have
the Whole ot pstt Of the following svmp-
toms - bleeding al The Lungs, Cough, light
mesa al the Chest. Palpusiion OF The Heart
Dyspepsia, sensation OF goneLess or sinking
ai the pr OF the Stomach. dlspO.iiiU1t Ia bend
forward, pain IN one OF both sides, which are
generally supposed to be Lucr Complo,ni
but which are only the result Ul the grsvits-
ton OF that organ, Tenderness OF the Aldo
men, sensation Of dtaggI0g ~ the grains
aud hearing down, causing the patient to
stuop very csIefullv, Pain In tho Back and
great weakness. Pain and num1ness IN the
Limbs. COsllveness, Flour Albus. Piles and
Pro,aPsus. The nervous system Is diseased,
great gloom, Responding aud weeping not
knowing why herself dc.
d.. Hoard having purchased the righ,
for the County Of Ruillnd, Will endeavor to
keep Sufficient assurmen: on hang for all
who viii 'ayor hlm with call, from any dis
tance. He can forward item to any part Of
the State, or elsewhere. Those wishing them
sent. Ill send a description Of the SIZE. &c,
and forward the pnce oi one, tsi2l, free from
expense 10 him, and they can cave the dlfec-
-. I.,p lv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
COMMISSION AGENCY.
BAXTER & COVE,
Commission Merchant,
No. 10 UTICA sTEET,
BOSTON, MASS.

No. 10 UTICA sTFET,
BOSTON, MASS.
Offer their services for tho sale Of Wool
Fork, Batter, Cheese, and every kind OF pro-
luce.
Advances made on oonsipnmcnis,
DANIrL BA1rtR,
chAalss o.yovr'5
Refer 10 Vermont 10
Rice, Roo, g. Co, Castleion.
Samuel Morgan, Esq, Nergennes,
in Massachusetts, 10
Josiah S,edman, Esq, Boston,
Mcssrs S,ickney & Joy,
in New York to
How lett Croft. Albany;
y. J. Overacre, Esq, Little Falls
Charles Ehle, Esq, CanaJohaie
A. w. Clapp, Buffalo. 80 6mis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
STATE or vERMoNT)DE i.remc,

STATE or VERMONT (DE itremcm.
District Of Farhavcn. ~. ID bered that
e, Il probate court holden at Castlelon within
and Tor said district on the 2lsl day OF De
cember, A. ID. lsii.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
James Noble, administrator of the es-
,ats OF James Noble, late OF Benson, IN said
district, deceased, proposing to render an &C.
count Of his administration Of said estate
1t is ordered that said account be received
and examined for allowance on the third day
Of February next, atlhe probate office in Cas-
Teton, ard that this order be published three
weeks successfully previous thereto, in the
Rutland Herald, n ncwspnperprlnied al Rul-
land. which shall be sufficient notice of the
time and place Of hearing and examining said
account. A true copy OF Record. |
Is. +. LANGDON, Register.