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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

TOR. DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND =
IL TAR.-Evidence of the value Of this medicines
in the city and from distance is daily accommodating
The following are samples ~ a. ,o,c
Ifeel free to recommend DR., Davis STrpof Wild
Cherry and Tar from my experience otis beneficial
effects in my own case. have been for some time
past snbiectto attacks Of splitting of blood} attended +
with weakness of the breast and anuneasy sensation
at the stomach, accompanied with dyspeplic symp-
toms. Last spring, having an attack Of 4 was re.
commended by an acquaintance who had been cured :
by Dr. Davis Syrup, 10 Try it,. did So and was re-
lieved by ii in less than one bottle Its apparent good
effects were immediate, JoHN /. HeADi,
Ladies' shoemaker, No. 70 Race st.
Philadelphia June oS 1876.
can highly recommend DR.. Davis Syrup OF Wild
Cherry and Tar from my knowledge OF lis virtues.
My wife had been affected with weakness and pain
IN the breast The use OF tais medicine, in short
ime, entirely relieved her. The symptoms would,
iter time, recur, and onal occasions the reefwas
as spesdy in the first place. il is now near six
months since she has been free oil the affection
consider il an recommend II as most valuable me-
dicine. lis strengthening effect has been very greu
n addition 10 relieving thebreast
SAMUEL WApLow, No. 10 Wood ST..
Extract Ola letter from Alessrs. Caldwell q Pamore.
"Somerville, Tenn, May 49, 1916.
"We have nothad your Syrup Wild Cherry and
Far advertised, us we find il in demand, and have
fonl two bottles left. We wish you to send us about
hay gross 0lithe article Immediately
From r.. T. Hill.
Nashville Tenn. June o. 1916.
"Sirs-You will please send me another stock o :.
your Wild Cherry and Tar, as the supply. you sen
me is dsposedof. II is medicine which gives gene
raj satisfaction and Think Fcan make i TO your in
terest 10 keepa good supply. in this market"
From S. $ fSivins
"Paddcal, Kentucky, June s, 1876.
"NIy stock OF Cherry and Tar Syrup is now redu-
ced TO SIX bottles, and its popularity IS dityfhreHE
ing. You would do well 10 send me another supply"
Daviss Syrup of Wild Cherry.and Tar can be had
Of Z. G. CHANDELIER Co. No A Market street,
Wilmington, Sule Ageat for the State Of Delaware
July Git
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

Wilson s. Head, No. l07, Market st.
Tencred, or the New Crusade by DIsraeli,
Filtration, a Story OF the Heart by Lady Bury,
Theirs History Of the Consulate and Empire Of
Napoleon vol. l.,
History of Ireland, ancient and MODERN by Abeillac
Goeghegan, sf8.sH t
The Army and Navy Of America from the period of
the French and Indian Wars, to the close Of The
Florida War with numerous engravings,
Siborne's Waterloo Campaigns, with Maps, Incl
dents and Sketches, connected with the History Of
the curly settlements Of the West, numerous illus
tratlons,
-Poeiical and Prose Writings of The Milford Bard
Vestiges Of the Natural History Of Creation,
Heroic Women Of France, with examples OF the
noble conduct of Women, during the French Re-
volution,
Buist's Family Kitchen Gardener,
Dickens Novels and Tales, complete in vols.
The Magazines for May.
Dotnbey and Son, No. a.
General Taylor's Life, Battles and Correspondence.
sa WILSON " HEALD,
ap 26-tf No 107 Market St.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

PROGRESS OF IMPROVEMENT .-'Mother,' ask
ed a six-foot gawkey, after two hours study
what did you and dad used 10 do when III
come cOuilin' you! Good aihh and sea
what do you mean Jedediahp Why, weul
courtin' last Sunday night went over Il
Deacon Doolittle's to see Peggy, and she iol
me didn't know how 10 cout AL her
show me how, and says she FAX your marin
So now want TO know what you and fathS
did Ia, sux Why, Jed, we used to sit b
ssltsss AND cal roast turkey anu rfi1nce p
round the harh.'
Good gracious times amt as they used Il
was, mother, that's satin. | was all slicke,
up 10 kill and looked tearin' scrumpshus, all,
the only thing Peggy gin me was raw col,
picklep
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

nMoney makes the man." Perhaps 1t does;
but Punch thinks it particularly necessary that
the man should make the money first
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

GENERAL AssEMBLY.-The General Assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian Church in the United
States of America. viii meet ON the third
Thursday Of May (20th,) at II o'clock, A, NJ
in the city of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

A colored man named Brown was arrested
on Saturday morning by constable Clark, for
striking boy on the head with piece Of
coal
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

PHYsroeNoMY.--A sharp nose, thin lips, and
narrow chin, are considered by physiognomists
certain signs of srewish disposition. AS a
criminal was on his way 10 the gallows, pro-
clamation was made that if any woman would
marry him while the rope was around his
neck, he would receive full pardon.
4 will! cried shrill voice from the crowd.
The culprit desired the eager candidate for
matrimony to approach the cart, which she did,
and he began to examine her countenance. I
Nose like knife'--said helps like wa
fers-chin like wedge. Drive on, hang man y
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

Rates for lnsuriDg 500 on Single Life.
Age For year. For years, For Life,

EXAMPLE "A person aged 30 years next birthday
by paying the Company 81 81, would secure TO his
family or heirs 500, should be die in one year; Or
for Sl3 10 he secures TO them 81 900; or for S3 60
should be die in seven years; for S23 60 paid an
nuaIy during life, he provides ST. 900 whenever he
diesi for 500 SO they would receive 5000 should
he die in one year.
Further particulars respecting Life Insurance
Trusts, &c, may be had at the Office.
B. w. RICHARDS, President
JNO. r. JAMES, Actuary.
Philadelphia, March is, 1S47.--6m : b
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
Magnificent Lottery.

Magnificent LOttefy-
rTNllE richest and most favorable Scheme. ever
j. offered.
To be drawn in Baltimore on WEDNESDAY
next, the 2Sh Of this month. Remarks are unneces-
sary, as the briliancy Of the Scheme speaks for
itsef-pos itvely TO be drawn on the 2Sh Of April.
TRULY BRILLIANT
Susquehanna Canal Lottery,
Glass %. To be drawn in Baltimore. April 2sih,
5 Capital Prizes of $4,000 each
5 do. do. 5000 do.
prize of ~ $50, prizes Of 50 500 each 50 prizes
of 81 900, 50 prizes of $500, 80 prizes Of 5000.
Tickets SO, Halves S. Quarters 80 so. For sale
al the ever Lucky Office of z. B. Gl4AzlER,
ap26 Wilmington, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

An editor down south says-nThe march of
civilization is onward-onward-- the slow
but intrepid tread of a iackass towards peck
of oats.n
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

Impudence.-A lady, rouged very highly,
inquired Of gentleman, under the idea Of in
disposition, how he thought she looked. The
latter replied, II really cannot tell, madam, ex-
cept you uncover your face"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

AMI Ma r1;,shn,,r Ca,atto Ca axtr, ,o,,,;,;,,r,
he CONGRESSIONAL vote IN three counties viz
Kennedy Gvf Bedineer r. ~
Frederick, 726 76s
Berkeley, 5os sse
jefferson, 62l AIS
Kennedv,s mai. so far asa
The o,6sr co,'n,;,s - ',h;, p;.,.;,, ~, 80,
heard from are Clarke Hamrsb;re ' w Va, ynN
PAGE and Morcan.~wbicb paye 4 mai far PAIL
in is44, Of 46.
SIXTH CONGRESsToNAJ DISTRICT
M Nh. r T - ~ ~
90 NJ III, ,ha ;o Mng y yeMsserI n.y., V,n hg
w;Il NJ, hs less ,Esa a n, ,a,n nUms, WIZ
s m, H. ~ ' ,s sa" oGo: 'eleg'ahac az
S Th; sayS 'a W. ny n,alorlLy y ooo; ms IS
WHY sain, ihe Yo1e ~ the Guy Oh hicnmond
SJpu b los s oos ~, ana LeaIe sio
~ ule oecohd congressional Dlslricl refers
oa'g I've MAJ u isi ior Dolng' 'he wing
osl, ~ .s ~. !, n
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

Conttndrtim-Wh can man buy the
cheapest fiddle! Why Of course, at a drug
gst's. There you can gel for dime dose Of
castor oil and a violin.
it, without fear Of the peniieniary before their
eyes. Mobile Herald.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

The motive of Gen. Worth in ordering the
troops under his command to shave of their
whskers, is said 10 have been 10 prevent as
much as possible, any chair breadthi escapes
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

n tell you, Susan, that will commit sui
eide, il you won't have MEL "Wcll, John, as
soon as you have given me that proof of your
affection, l will believe that you love me-"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

Why is a sharp-nosed woman like the great
wall Of China
Becaus if crossed, you are apt to find Tar
far.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

Sir II see you have pull up my name Tor
the Presidency, at The head of your editorial
column; and while thank you fol this mark
of your good opinion, must inform you that il
is entirely contrary 10 my wishes and declared
intentions, especially in my speech at Boonye
IN 1874 must, therefore, request you todrop
my name from the place you have given il;
and il necessary to give any reason, you can
very truly say il was done at my request,
Youos truly, THOMAS II. BENTON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

Col Benton-dnoihsr Declension.--Itt did not
suit Col, BENTON, says the ST. Louis Republic
can, 10 take the Lieutenant Generals place I'M
less he could overslaugh all the senior Major
Generals in the service, and, therefore, he de-
clined it, Now it seems that the Colonel is not
willing TO take a nomination FORTH Presidency,
for the reason, probably, that he is not over
sanguine as TO his chances oil election The
last Commercial Bulletin, printed in Boonyille,
Missouri, contaius'the following note:
w AsttfNcrny rrry March Of 1d7
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

4 tliEAP SHAWLS.--on hand, several beautiful
~ styles of Shawls, at 81 .371, 81 50 and So rs,
which are great burgains, al The one price store,
4 ap.a2 is1y n e1'g- 10 Market street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10
Liverpool Corn Exchange.

Trdps. Oct 22-Sincs our last report we rave seeh
-. htt- .nrn ieA with new grain cOastwise and from
hut have no Flour from either OF those ufees Issh
M f5r o day: while from abroad sc have % noce lai
nantfv of Wheat ard Ind Corn. with several
ri orbe sran ana 59f barrels oi Hours the eNpoits uu
ring he .ae time continuing 60 good extent oet"t
TUESDAY lat and today The general bu'iness ot th-
IA been quite unimportart but without pressnfe lower
ri. no rateris change the iate currency ~N apps-
ln,h and foreign Nhsais, upon limited supply were
IN AR demand chiefly from country miilers, and man
Lsng N ficnlt of sale were rather depressed IN value
Fou continuing 30 meet good inquiry, choice Amer
can brands supported late prices the geuera run. ana
3oubff narces receding ga per barrel Barley ant Han
attended by moderate demand, remained steady IN
Fnsi.h and foreign Beans. being taking spannsy hAuy
usinsd our iast quotations and Irish = per quar-
ter cheaper Oats commanding less attention. dec
Id fo "A Der Alb. and Oatmeal IL per load ot indla
Corn several farther sales Effected for hotn Engsh
and Irish consumption and though not quite - AFey Az
before lae prices were supported Indian Meal % per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

The Paris papers contain DO French news OF I'M
portsnee They almost exclusively occupied win
The financial diculrss OF England and the affairs Of
Spain and Switzerland.
The French Government had given notice 10 the
spanish that the amnesty granted By the Queen
OF spain being without any restriction. no relief should
be Afforded them after the lst Of October They Will
however be allowed travelling expenses 10 the sPsn'n
frontiers.
NM Ardouin sud Delva. OF color presented 10 ns
King ofthe French the 9h nit letters sccredung tneui
as Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Plenpo;enrAy
Of the Republic OF Hsy 10 France for the exchange OF
rstfcstons Of the Convention Of the 18th Of May last
Toe reform agitation spreads spsce 10 France. A
grand reform banquet has taken place 81 Meiun, a.
which 600 guests sat down. The usual speeches were
spoken ana received with the customary demonsrsrons
Of enthusiasm. This Manifestation was however sd
nszed By the admission Of the toast OF the King vnicn
hitherto has been always admitted Al similar meetings
On the present occasion il given In the following
form and with the following sdunets To the constsu
,ions King The charter viii hencefortn De resiiiy
.sid former King Be the word Of King sacred, "a
his person Is inviolsble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10
Inffnn Market.

Rrpoar yoa rug wsgX ENDING Ocronge 22-lime
bring. no relief 90 our Cotton market nor 20 the CONNER
cia world generally The business ~ the week has been
transacted d % IA decline from the quotations. FRIDAY
last: hut this morning there turn round ana m9hrf
prices are demanded u 20 This moment, however no
great Teal has done higher rates. nor - there mnch
bn.ine.. going forward any way some 81 the spnnes
RETURN ~ home without buying Al all We make no sn
sion 20 money matters and their caring upon our market
hav made full port that subject in orr circular OF
last merely add that thar great ditcny 'tllre
mains as before 1o0 American have been taken ON spec
ulafion and i2n American for Export sales Tor the
week ID 1860 haies-Geo. Holt y Co.
ASoruEK REroRr "A variety Of uniavoIable eiream-
stances combined with the stoppagc a ne Royal Bank OF
this town. very materially increased The gloom ana de-
preston which previously existed The market has been
In most unse ed state throughout tie week; prices
were very irregular and the Quoaiois for many dsscr g.
lions quite nominal Forced sales tor ash payment we're
made Yesterday decline of IA per To- for the current
qualities of American. The disposition of the Bank OF
England afford relief has, however given much more
confidence decidedly improved feeling being manifest
odayind with large attendance of buyers prices have
covered Id ID the decline previously sub
mitfed 10. Spectators have taken lNN American, and
Fxnoriers 40 American The sales for The week amount
to H. 40 hlles.-L nifsf brotcrs.
Report F0R OcroHER - The Cotton market to-day.
M % It's close very fat Ab1t 1000 bales changed
hands and prices generally obtained yesterday The
sales nearly AT 10 consumers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

The value Of Bacon middles quoted ~ 5os 10 s ADD
mdde OF Pork is 10 l0s bale aud terce middes remain
dull aud the few transactions that have been reported
were done Al prices favor Of buyers Hams continue 10
meet susuid sale iOs 00. for smoked and sos 20 fos
n pickle Lard has rsceded value and the transactions
are limited worth SIS 70 St. add barrels Dos
10 SIS Al descriptions OF Beet aud Pork have been more
less affected by tho state of the Money market the same
other desc pOus produce aud the trade has du ap
rearance Prices bond, for ships aielncia beei
IL % l2js per OF 80 hs, prime mess rs 10 zoos lndla
Pork lt0s n per u 800 bs prime los 20 os per bh
Cheese sells slow the demand beinE limited 10 the supply
Of actual wants sales be effected although hold
ers are spossd accept decline Of ~ % D per c~t
lasH-Large arrivals Of Batter having come IN, and a
greater proportion going direct 0 the trade the market
has presented dull appearance and the sales are con
fined the limited wants oi the dealers Fine marks
OF Limerick and Cork about IL cheaper but ohsr hne
r-arks firm and fetch fully the rates last quoted On
board and future shipment few ssessre reported and
the desire enter into contracts owing
the present state OF the Money market The arrivals OF
new Bacon freely 10 market bot having only
a moderate demand, prices are barely supported. Old
Irish unstable and Is Offering at 0Os 10 Cts as In size
and quality There 10 only small business doing Ia bar
relied Beef and Pork, bat prices remain steady.
BREADsrUFfs.- Wheat per 7obs. United States red 2.
ais "a white IL p8s I'd. Barley, tnbs. fs0fs Sd.
Oats per f5bs. 3sbjs 9d. Rye, Baltic, SC. per 9s0
Sis ludian Corn per i8Obs- <6s05ls I'd. Indian Meal
per eebs ljs0lis. Flour, per barrel l1ibs Canadian
sweet % 6dnl7s United State. sweet AsDNs United
states and Canadian sour lgs0Lls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10
stale Of Trade.

,,..-.-r. T,..sf4y-Seldori hasthis market oeeA N
~ ~ f,,.,, .tat. than today. The shippinf Naae =
49,. s.,y,spt and prices continue Sun . ~ $3.50
f., - urqu0tshle The bone trade = sis-' -
me - ~. f.ure OF the Royal Bank snd nc Lifetpo
boot,C,mp.ny some xiety prevails on Nc sLolc.'
r.s.ss turn out Of operatives N tnif nAstt'tt
~ ~. ,h~h n q understood that upward OF t~enty oNns
49, come into this afraneenrl a. -, =. -, a.
u.r-f -s.rr operatives VII cohlln-sS ~ - - -
- - rot turned out By their employers
,s..,,s,,s Tkurssas There IS no ehsnss IN ms
-. :. IN ssount of business or pnces ous-
.i,,,st Al stAnis'iu. There VS. isilole
=. k.rl,r.-hoase In MSrchcster announces - 49,
t.,Lst IN Ms.rs Schcles co oai - s-- a. 80
-. So, ~. kro~n % he limited 800 me -
ll..t. ,,urh concern Two small ialiutes ~ f "a
- -, .rok.n oil bat the statement Va -, 80
,,b a. assurance thai they wouio not go i -. a.,
- s,i-s ~ thifd banking house IN lisefPog. - - .
ksn OIL but not confirmed. Tue len' e' ''N''s
very despouiinE Character
rrroS Ctorp MARKsr, Tzrsday.-thefs Va ~ M" H..
iSirs attend ,nca OF merchants A. cur clpt1 -.
,rrine and the business transacted - useI ~
rb.r.ctsr thau has been done TOT some Nc %. -,
rrsrchsnts were particularly cautious IN inrll r.
- aisrtinx goods % fnfl their present ofoels 80
-. fn 5ensoa were chiefly the heavier quAues, ~
sisfins OF beavers pilots, Sc' prices, however
stationary. .,
Rfs~~cs,N TsursdEv-The trade Of birmin IN
birb hitherto has been toierably aetise, . nos
IL ~ seuerA depression OF al pursuits 81 lnausuy y
-,-ri~ssrn from Birmln CHAM states that " IN couse
- III he hourly increasing difficulties OF ne country
- ~ almost inevitable certainty on large nlmost 81
~ 800 thrown out OF employment BY the susQen
o. .ii,.v work. and manufacture. in connection
b thsna In this district 10 has been arranged 70 noo
rubiic meeting At the ToTnhAll, on Ffa.y rsehss ny
"a nat 10 consider memorial 20 Lorc John htsse sc
-, fr,th tbs Alarming condition Of Inc nation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

From Italy there is little Of novelty. Letters
from Rome dated the I2th u state that although the
Pope vas satisfied with the present situation OF Affairs
he had In no respect relaxed in his efforts 10 place the
independen OF his people and hs states On solid and
durable foundation.
definitely adjourned. According 20 them, the Pope Dc
mand. the compess evacuation. including the citadel
I'M. Austria refuses Negotiations were nevertheless
still continued and new propositions had, II was said
been transmitted from tho Vatican b Sch0enbrunu,
which I, was hoped, would lead 10 favorable concu
sion.
TIE Duke Of Lucca has sbilcsied his Sovereignty
The act OF abdicauon dated Modena, the 9Th ut and
ratified by the Hereditary Prince. was published At Flor
euce ON The llth with m0fn p0pri0 Il the Grand
Duke announcing the Incorporation VI that duehy viii
Tuscany.
Tts accounts from Naples are contradictory but ihei
general tenor would lead 10 the inference that the nsu
rectou had been crushed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10

Civil war appears imminent IN Switzerland. The
radical cantons all directed their representatives n
the Diet 70 vote tor enforcing dissolution OF the son
derburd separate League aud obedience 70 ihe Dior
By force II necessary Both sides are arming and no
hop is entertained peaceful solution OF the question
The Frankfort Journal Of tho 18th ut announces that
the three Northern powers acting ia sccord with France
will interfere In the affairs OF Switzerland Tbs Inter-
yenton will ba entrusted Austria aud France and the
other two powers will aid sni assist them This TX.
IRENE decision not 20 he adopted until An appeal shall
have been ma 2 20 them By tbs sonderbund The
powers regard such sppes not only ss us,ncston
Tor ar Intervention by virtue Of the Treaty oil Vienna
but likewise ~ duty.
France ls mingled In the preliminary disputes In con
sequence of her Government having agreed 10 supply
arms ammunition and all other wariks supplies, 10 t'
csn,ons of the Sonderbuad.
on the 18th the Diet 10 discuss the drs, OF a
proc smatOn sud nominate hs superior officers Of Inc
Federal staff The military measures adopted by Berus
had rendered the League more circumspsct, and ihe
last accounts from Frelamt the Catholic district OF Ar
su stated that the attempts made by the eissares OF
ucarne to induce It's inhabitants b side with the League
bad pletely failed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-10
To IA, EdilOr Of The Tribune

cannot Of course take any notice Of such letter ss
TIA, under the signature Of j. T. Besdey IN The TrbH6
Ell this morning Il did not need your 10
vnce that you dreamed Of authorizing In tho
slightest degree s mpu.sions BY neglectng 10 rebukc
them. M HeadLy has Affyiy abanSsd nh hjs orisfna
otHy,s with Drief reorganization Of his eoniro
versy with myself and reference 10 Carey Harris let
Ter 10 the Courier Of today for statement Of his deal
leg with hat house Leave bin 10 the judgment Of the
public.
In letter written 10 the Couier end Enquire on
the % nss be attempted reply b card published BY
Carey Hart csnsured the journals for IN wsrrsntsbs
Interference In his private affairs and Ia this
ioB made particular reference 10 the Richmond ERqr0
and the LRer1y W~ld, Remaining OF the latter as
fOllows
The Literary World has made tssf prominent a.,
Affair." and for the beneht Of those who have hitherto
sdered fair literary Journal, would state that The
ess o. tas fasJset Aals been arns et.y, not uhey
% kas " Grroid uao wrete p< rst ypege 81 Ca
reg Harts book, snd who for certain considerations,
growing out q his connection vita these publishers ha.
undertaken their defence In New-fofk. Mr. hoffman hss
lent the rary World this interested person"
The accusations are, OF making myself party 10 his
business qusrres by writing OF them 10 the L>rayy
WOrid OF reviewing fsyorsDly work In which / am
interested auInor and Of undertaking In New
YORK tho defence OI Carey q Hsrt against himself
though unwilling - take any notice OF waDtOn aud
uDIastnaole an attack al length concluded II va,
altogether personal 10 ia nature 10 publish the follow
ing explicit and unqualified denial tho Courier and En-
9niy0 Of the fth inst.
beg leave 70 state that every allegation here made j,
wholly and anqUaihedy false. Respecting the book an
charged with reviewing e. Washin ston and the Generals
o. the American Revolution - the controversy between
J. 4 lie sdey and rs publishers, have no, written
published % caused 70 Be written published, tex
cePt Dy reading printed articles the subect known "a
Be written or pablished, single syllable
Ine reader should bear In mind mat no review oil
Carey HArts book has appeared IN the LtiTaTy brsa
exeepi the one IN the number tor tns sn Of October
before which time that Journal never contained ~ord
which the most ingenious malice could torture into Al
siuson 10 Mr.. Hesdley's dinicrltes That Ms original
charges had exclusive reference TO shis review OF
Warrington and the Generals OF tne Revolution,
sufficiently evident from the terms IN which they are
stated; and |, 10 distinctly admitted 10 nis communities
uon the Couvto aad EH91o OF tna otn In which be
quotes passage from tnis very review hsviss sus