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Monday, December 10.


Mr.. NieboJlcn had leave of abfence for eight
days.
The Secretary of War reported aganft grant
;i;; lieutenant Wa!back his CHIN !
and the iofs OF his horie during the time he at
tended General Wlkinlon as a commifIioner to
certain Indian nations, upon the principle that
there was no provifion made by law for fuch
cafes.
Referred to the committee of Claims.
A meGage from tie Senate by Mr.. Otis their
fecretary, informing that they had palied a bill
FOR the difpofal of certain copies of the laws of
the United Statesto which they delired the con-
currence of the Houfe.
M. g. ". Campbell moved to refer to the
committee on Poh-Ofices and poft-roads, re-
iolution authorizing road to be laid out from
Tenneace TO New Orleans.
Mr.. i. Randolbb from the committee of WAYS
and Means brought in bill authorizing the COM
pletion of the valuation of houfes, lands and
ilaves IN South Carolina which had been mac
curately done under the law Of I7o8. The bill
was read twice and referred TO committee of
the whole on Thuriday next.
Mr.. 7. Clay preiented a memorial from the
chamber of commerce at Philadelphia, rernon-
itrating againh the bill intended TO refrain mcr-
chant vciels rom aiming. Referred to the
committee Of the whole on the bill regulating
Mr.. Loevnds5 ptefented petition in behalf of
the claimants of Georgia lands in the upper
Mitifippi country, praying Congrefs to takeup
the fuhieGt and decide thereon during the pre-
fcnt fef1ion.
Referred to the committee of claims.
Mr.. EgRD prefented petition from Hannah
Hobby, relict Of the late MARTIAL of the dfria
of Maine, praying that The may be exonerated
AS the adniniitrdtrix of her late hufband, from
the payment Of COCO dollars due by him to the
United States.
Referred to the committee Of Claims
Mr.. NcJoA prefented petition from Flifha
Bell and others, praying to be allowed 5000
acres of land due to bis grandfather, captain
Alexander Bell, for fervices rendered during the
French and Indian war Of 1889, or a proper
confederation in lieu thereof.
Referred TO the committee of Claims.
Mr.. Flndiey from the committee of Elections
reported in favor Of John Hoge, lately elected 2
member Of the Houfe for the fate OF pennfyl-
~nia, that he IS entitled 70 his feat. The re-
port was, on motion Of DIR. Leb, made the order
OF TIE day in committee OF the whole for Friday
ne It.
mr.. Ebpc5 from the committee appointed on
Int fubjett, AIRED and obtained leave to report
~ 70 amend the charter Of the town Of Alex.
4 dria.
Referred 70 a committee Of the whole on
Wcd8sffay net.
y u.siiase IRON the Senate Informing that the
Nena<e bad entered into rsloliti0n relative To-
q 2 Of S4nnel Chafs, rshich was delivered
~ ne opeskcr. Lut no. Ioad.--We ieain tia;
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1f8ceUdnenus.
Nrw INSTITUTIONS IN LONDON.

Extract of letter from Dr. Lettfom, London, to DR.
Fothergill, Philadelphia
The Medical Society propole to have Tenne.
RAN annual Grafton, i'll honor of their colleague DR.
enner, in imitation of the Haryeian Grafton by the
college, with gold medal to the orator.
One new fociety has been eRablifhed here and
meets with much encoursgement---the Horticultural
Society, and conidering that vegetables conRitute
very large portion of diet, it proinies great pub
lie utility.
Lectures are given here every evening in rooms
illuminated by insanmable gas-In the prcceis of ex
tracing the gas from coal (Which of courfe is exelu
ded from the arr the gas conveyed into tubes round
the chambers, by which the coal is coaked and an
iwers for fuel again The acid fepsrated and makes
Vinegar and Salamoniac. The tar is feparated by a
cooler the thinner bodies ecape, and forms an ar
tice OF trade 1t is propofed to light places Of
amuiement in this manner, as well as beacsps and
light houies and probably it will be applied as
telegraph by night, The ligh, Of which is nor euin.
gulihed by rain, and fcarcely by wind. This was O.
rginally the invention Of lie Rou and is like to he
improved by Mr.. Winner, an old patient of mine.
BY making the floye in the kitchen, every room nav
be warmed and illuminated, and every article drefed
without dull or fInoke"
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the rurport of this rsioluiiou was that the Sc
nate had fixed the l,eond gay of January. for
the appearance of Judge ale before the Sc
nate, having directed him to be fu,nmoned IF
teen days previous thereto.
Mr.. Rodney called for the order of the day on
the bill for ettablifhing court for the adjudica-
ton ofprizes in certain cafes.
Mr.. ]. C.SMITH IN the chair.
After iome time ipent in ,ii.cuiiing the bill,
filling up the blanks and amending fome OF the
ie6tions, the committee roie and reported the
bill with amendments. They were immediate
ly taken up in the Houfe, and gone through, s.
the Houie adjourned.
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S. CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

Thehoufe proceededtothec onfderatiouoftte
following report Of the committee on vacant Of
fees, 70 whom was referred the letter of the
honorable Pierce Butler, fenator in the Con.
grefs Of the United States from this fate, ac-
compauied by inauaions 10 report thereon
specifically, reported, that they have attsn.
treiy perufcd the faid letter, and are Of opinion
that it contains no expeditions which can in
duce bcliefthat he was deiirous of quitting
the iervice ofms coDGituents, but rather from
combinations OF duly and relps9, to afford sn
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foreign 3itteIIiQsute.
FROM GIBRALTAR.
BoSToN, December S.

BoSToN, December S.
Captain DAVIS, of the brig Rebetea, arrived
at this port yefterday, in So days from Gi6ral-
far.-By this arrival we can learn nothing fur
Their from our Mediterranean Squadron off 7iri-
poG, than the intelligence before received of the
attack made by Commodore PREBLE. Capt
D. was informed at Gibraltar Bay, by Mr.. Ro-
bert Anderson, arefpectable merchant at that
place, that war between Spain and England was
declared, and that leyeral Spanilh fhips were
taken and brought in there few days previous
to the 9Th of OF. In confequence of the fick-
nefs which prevailed there and in mott of the
ports in the Mediterranean, all bufinefs was
nearly fufpended. In Gibraltar, upwards of
70, in Malaga, from one to 500, and in Half1
Malaga, upwards of 80 died every day At
C0diz and Aheant the fever ragged confderably.
(BoR. Demoerat.)
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LIBERTY
DEATH.
IMPERIAL DEGREES.

JAQuEs, Emperor of Hayti, direct. the following
Ordinance to be carried into effect Throughout hi, do
minion.
All vefels to whatever nation belonging that lhall
introduce fpirituous liquors into this Hand, hall be
liable to pay duty of two dollars per gallon on the
liquor thus imported.
The General, Minifler Of the Finances, is fpec;-
ally charged with the execution of this Decree and
the Generals and other military authorize. are d.
reeted to aid and ait in earring the fame into eff
fea.
Done Imperial 'aaee OF Trifaiiinr,, the
god day of September, in the frft year of in
dependence and of our reign.
BY the Emperor DESSALINES.
BOISROND TONNERRE.
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$3.50 Tickets at 10 dolls each
lift drawn Ticket having blank to it,
number after 1000 tickets are drawn, dolls. 900
Do. after $500 do. are drawn. $50
Do. after 5000 do. are drawn. 800
Do. after $500 do. are drawn, go
Lat drawn Ticket, 49,
ms Lottery has been authorized by the Leeflatur.
OF virginia Tor the iandabe purpofe Of Cling Semi
nary OF Learning in or near the Mstroro;;s 80 Ia.
state. With this view, it is contemplated 70 ar.
10000 dollars, and {, 500 dollars in addition To-
traying the exPences of drawing, &c. The Trnass.
to iniure iuccefs, have divided the Lottery into e.,
dlitintt clafies 10 assto raife the fun ~
an annual lottery Tor four years. to rafe every ve
tha' the work may progrels; il is ex-
hrit day of January next y Tue
IL hoped that the gentlemen who have purcbafsd
tickets IN the Richmond Academy, will g;lI bo,s
Them as the diviion Of the former o,trrv ;n,, f.
elaiies wa, deemed necelary by the Trufees. 70 ~
lure iucceis to 10 ueiul inltitution The tow, IS
bolton ITO the honor OF its citizen has public fcho,,
IN which are about fifteen hundred npn;. I'll.
houriihing and increaling city of Ricbn,nna
boat OF one public fchool The T,anees of 81
Richmond Academy, have about thirteen arr, -
ground nearly one half is accepted as donation and
the remainder they have contracted for on which IT,
intend to erect the Academy. The fcite Is elevated
heal,fy and beautiful If any gentleman who Ia,
n,.na': r1Ae'S IS d.stisted with dividing tie
Lottery INTO four eaes if he returns the tickets r..
money wiz be repaid provided they are returned in
ten weeks from this day-Doa. William FouC..
William Dv-Val, William Price (Reginer1. and
George Tucker, are appointed by the Trnlee. TO fen
and dhpofe of the Tickets who are authorized 30 az
point agents for the above purpofe
The remaining tickets may be had Of the G,;d
Committee, OF Robert Mitchell, Eiq Mayor, samuel
iIealants, Jr Aug Davis, Printer, William prichard
and William Mofsy, Treasurer.
N''nmohd' Dec 49, 1904. (lwtd)
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:. n Nee d.bunt, gsamy.. .eassa, u aaram

Nee d-bunt, 9ra;nys .eacel, u aarum
"Tempora priicun.
On< of the rnof Ariking circumstances a,,epd;n,
vaccination as the invariable aneneis OF ITS ,eii,
whatever be the climate and construction OF the fb.
who undergo H. This is confirmed by a narnphl,, I
have jult received from Bombay, and by your own
ueati.e written al America.
You have done prec!tey for America what b,,.s
done tor the eontnen, Of the old world introduced !,
and purified the object with unremittinr ardopr a.
given the example in Your family have oF,an
thought OF the Ekeneis of your fuation and mine :,
that aud other reipe2s-lt appears however by vopr
narrative, that the difficulties you had to encounter de-
pended more from the diitsnce in which YOU >ver.
from the fource of the prciervative, and from feat
tered population, than from obifaces reiultrg from
malice and obitina;e Addiction to cid methods wa,
not 70 lucky
Whatever was the. Incidence Of thufe who rn;gbt
nave earlier employed their influence in the adoption
etthe new inocuiauon, 1t is however certain thai mn
human dicovery ever made luch progress as vaec;pa
tion 10 that we may confidently hope tha, vii; h.
loon the only cutom which all nations will have in
! common, whatever be the difference. of ,bs;r cl;,.
! manners or religion"
Dr. De Caro- allure, DIR. Waterhouie that RI. ,:..
origin oil cow-Pox, ~hieh'D DIR. w. had doubted. ha,
been confirmed by experiments in Mseedon;s 81
particularly by French phycian fettIed at s,lon;rs
Dr. De Caro- WAS the fri alto, who introduced the
matter into the Britiih fetlement in Ala. i,
fent over land.
The learned foreigner is here a little miaaken
lie luitiy inferred it from the narrative; but Dr. W.
| touched very lightly liniar occurrences
II Rrikine oerurrence.-Lait Sunday uorn;rc
Mr.. W, of this city aroie before his wiz
and had breaksf prepared, and even the tel
poured ont ready for drinking againtt (be ca,ss
down. Jnit as they were feated a ran calied
hlm to the door. While he was there hapnrn.
| ing 10 eke her tea, fhe found it two fyeet for
her, and therefore exchanged her cup for hi,
ne being in the habit OF drinking his tea fweeter
than ihe was. He returned. fwallowed ,he go
tents OF his cup iomewhat haitily, when lool,;n,
earnefly at the fediment, he turned to her WITH
face or horror and aGsed if The had chaneed
the cup Being anfwered in the affirmative.
Then am gone, faid he, and died in lefs than
two hours. ''
LMt7U-York Epening PoR.1
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Fran he BsRon CrrfiatL
kline POCK TIE EXTERNyM.1ToR a, 7u.
pTAGITE


PLAGUE.
DR.. Waterhoufe ha: juh received letter from, DR.
De Caro-, OF Vienna, containing among other inter.
citing particulars, that which leads us TO hone thu,
the 5lefhngs Of vaccination may be extended to f.
eurity sgainit the Plague Or. De Caro- does not az
ert that he has himfelf een proofs of IL That he be-
lisves 1T, will appear from the following extract from
hrs letter, which that learned foreigner has written in
the Englib language:
Asthe Plague reigns fcmstmes in fome Provin-
ees OF Hungary, have been taken with the Proto
medlcus Of Hungary for entertaining the fac refoea
ing the operation Of vaccination and plague. have
Pnoliihed the curious documents, which have been
eommunicatedto me from the Levan in their original
ihaPe; aud hitherto there is no faa contradiaine DR.
Abrams report relpeGing vaccination rendering the
body leis fmeeptible to the plague r. this new d;f
eoyory is confirmed by farther refearches there no
fnonumen; durable enough perpetuate the memory
OF the Phyfieian Of Berkeley could not rssif adding
to enners name, in my Ian work on the oriental vac
c'nstisn, this psfage from Horace
" Orc nibil naius tneliusye ferris,
Fata donayere bonique Div,
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S. CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, Dec g.

A letter from Columbia fays, that the follow
ing gentlemen were nominated as Electors for
PRECEDENT and Vice-Prefdent of the u. States /;
that in allprobabiiity they would be eletled, and
would vote for Thomas Jefferfon as Preiident,
and George Clinton as Vice-Prelident -
John Blake, Arthur Simkins, Jofeph Blyth,
William Hill, John GailIard,% Thomas Tay-
Tor, Joteph Calhoun, James Mikes, Samuel
Warren and John Taylor.
The above choice was made with view TO
give each Congregational diltritt an EleS{or, but
there being too more electors to be chofen than
there are difrids, the two gentlemen with this
marks were takes from Cbmieaon diRret.
CRY Gas.
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NETWORK.
NEW-JERSEY,

ELECTORS-On Wednefdsy laf the EleSor, Of
Preiident and VicePreident of the United States, e.
letted by the People Of this fate, namely, Moore
Furrnan, Thomas Newbold, ]icob Hufry, Abiiah
Smith, Solomon Freligh, Alexander Carmichael, Phn-
cas- Manning, and William Ro6ell, figures, met in
the Council Chamber, IN the StatetHoufe, in this
city, and after making choice ofNfoore Furmsn, ETC.,
as their PRECEDENT and William RoileI, their Secre-
tary, proceeded give their for PRECEDENT and
Vice-Prefdent; when, we undsrffand, Thomas Ief-
ferion had their unanimous fufrage for the former,
and George Clinton for the latter Office.
The Rev. Abijsh Davis was lelet4ed tobe the bear
ar OF thee votes 20 the feat of the General Govern
ment. True HmU.
Alexander Wilton, formerly of this Rate, ha, been
elecied Representative Congref, from the ditria
of Virginia lately rsprelented BY Col Andrew Moore,
appointed Senator H.
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Doiilstfif 5ntsIIlgente.
PROVINCE OF MAINE.

Maine Rdb4lIlsaajGA, Cogfrm,d--ky majority
ef2l99l
In the ARGUS of May sin, we made fate
ment of the votes given for governor in the
DjFTid Of Maine, proving republican majority
OF Ga votes for Judge SnIlipan; this our Fede-
raj opponent declared incorrect, and promifed
to prove by an official Ratement that there was
a federal majority of about soo-5ut bSs nerer
4eHe IL. The following is a fatenlent of votes
given at the three lait important Elections,
(ihoie for Elet7OrS are oDfciaiJ and prove the
complete triumph of Realon and F,inciple over
Error and Fa6tlon:
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WEST-INDIES.

N ESI-INDIES.
The following extract of letter, the fubjeA of
which we are unable to explain account for, Was
handed to US this morning by Respectable genr.-
man, to whom it addrefied by his correspondent
an American, then reGdent, in the IAand Of Donini-
que:
Dominique, Sd NoV. 1904.
Thi, port was clofed yesterday againt all Anne
rcan cargoes of every deicription this am informed
is to be the cafe in all the Brith lands The caule
ofthis procedure is not known here fome fuppofe
it owing the application of the Iriih merchants
Pa. and Com. Rtg.)
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
7nelaay, December 4.

2mc(aay, December 4.
Simon Snyder was unanimously rc-chofen
Speaker of the Houfe ofReprefentatives.
General Montgomery, one of the electors of
Prefdent aud Vice-HIS,eddent of the U. States,
being unable, from ind sahtion, to attend at the
feat OF government, the members of the Senate
and Houfe of Representatives met in convention,
and made choice of his ION, Robert Montgome-
ny, TO foppy his place.
On "Wednesday morning the twenty electors
Attended; and after having firft appointed
Charles Thornton, PRECEDENT, and Timothy Mat
lack, Secretary, they proceeded to vote for a
Prefdent and Vice-Prefdent of the United
States. The ballots being counted, II appeared,
that Thomas 5Jsferjon had twenty votes for the
office OF PreGdent, and George Clinton the like
number for the Office of Vice-Prcident.
MARYLAND. BALTIMORE, DEC. IS.
Extract Of Letter from our e0rrs3Ondsnt dated dNNIpo-
LIS, Dseosbrr s, 1904.
Rave new been three days occupied IN Giif-
cutting the charter of ,he Union Bank The firft day
was fpent in the argument of the queon relative to
the capital. The fun of 8 millions was Imported by
Mr. Stephen and oPPoied by MIR. Montgomery and
finally carried by majority of H..
"The proportion debated was to allot the
so dollars unpaid, the lever counties for d. nsyo
his was warmly Imported but loft by large r.ao
rity
The principle of inelgablity of directors, after
years iervce was thi: day difcuffed and carried Ii
was oppoied on the ground that it would give more
confidence TO the Rock of the Bank of Baltimore than
that ofthe Union Bank, and thereby eRabih an un-
due preference Befides this variety of other rea-
foss were urged againf the adoption of the principle
"1he fubje6t of t0yapts will occupy the attention
Of the Legislature week. believe one can be OBJ
tanned without any difficulty but ii is very queflona-
bic whether can be had this felton,
From the following article, which we copy from
the Norfolk Herald Of the 9th inlt it would appear
that the Datsb, well the Spanh, are coming in
for naeks, and that the preient Premier means to be-
what was expected Of him, the eonverfe of his prede
eefor, and to wage vigorous maritime war arainit
the dependent facilities of the would be emperor Of
the univerle:
Ship -, Jones, from Philadelphia 70 Amiter-
dam, put into life of Wight the 10th OGiober; her
RICHTER endorled by the captain of Eng frigate,
and ordered NOT TO co TO AMSTERDAM
(bgLJ F,d Gar
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opportunity lfhou,d lhey be inclined to en-
brace ~ o.. pIeierring to the Office he filled, IN
incumbent, whole opinions, upon topicks re-
iating to taeir ftate rights and foverei.nty,
nigh; be more in union with therown thanthoft
which had dictated his conduit as repreienta-
tive from this Rate in the ienate of the CongrefS
OF the United States the committee therefore
recommended that the above mentioned letter
be not accepted as reiiSnation CT the oi,ice of
the faid P. Butler.
MIR. Erwin then moved the following as an
amendment that after the words, " Report
that they have attentivs!y psruied the faid let
ter and" ihou!d he itricken OUT, the remainder
of fad report, and in lieu thereof, the follow
ing words fubaituted, are OF opinion that
Pierce Butler has, by his letter directed to the
fpeaker of this houit, re6gned bis tta; in the
ieuate of the United States" which was agreed
to.
The Legislature of this fate Yesterday pro-
ceeded to- the election of two fenators in the
Consrefs of the United States from this fate ;
one in the room oftbe honorable Pierce Butler,
religned, and one in the room of the honorable
Thomas Sumter, whole prelent term of fervice
will expire in March next when the honora-
bic John Gallard was elected in the place of the
honorable Pierce Butler, and the honorable
Thomas Sumter was reelected.
/, GEORGIA. LOUISVILLE, Nov. 81.
| The bill for Incorporating fate bank was Ion
this morning by vote. ihould advie the mne-
date elabliihment of private bank as the fate
rejects advantages of fuch extenye nature, fe Gould
be lett to feel their Importance NJ
LOUISIANA.
II ia., iron. Nesb- 0,lean, otLs 1lb Moeepe5e, Rs,es
Governor Folck now in this city, but viii leave
it in few days. This officer marched with eco men
from Penfacola to Baton Rouge i'll order to re}ore
the tranquility of that fettlement, which had been
difturbed by Kemper and his party But on the go
vernor's arrival every thing quiet Mr.. Kemper
with his party conffng of not more than % perioDs
having abandoned their objeSs, and retired from the
dilria, Governor Folck has with him here, eight or
ten officers, band of muic and 10 90 bargemen
Gov. Fock is on his return to Penfaoola, and it is
fad he requefted governor Clabornes permiilion TO
pats by the way of New-Oreans On Sunday laft
! (beng St. Carlos day. the marquis of CATO Calvo
! (Sho remains here commifoner of lmits) gave "a
dinner, at which the Spanh officers and many Of the
officers of the United States attended and. Tuel-
officers of the United States and ,hole of Spain now in
our city attended.
| A New-Orlears paper fays,
| On the 5th ult the opened by the hon
J. B. Prevoa, with an elegant but brief charge to the
Grand-jury.-We regret our inability procure a
! copy for the perufal of readers. Among other
rules of court, it is determined that all actions la be
brought by petition and that all its Pl-adngs hal be
in French and Englifh."
VI EST-INDIES.
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NEw-HANipsnlRE.

on~the 2lit ait, tine legiiature Of New-H an,pfhle
aiiembied at Concordn both branches there are re-
Publican majorities On the 23d Mr.. Gilman the fe-
derA governor, delivered his ipesch, which was mo-
jerAts ard becoming in all parts but tina, refre2ing
the Nai,schuietts amendment, the adoption Of which
he hrongiy recommended the fenate aniwere6 his
ireech, expecting their disagreement in opinion with
hum on no other point. There is DOUBT but the
Maiiaehulet,s amendment will be negatived even by
New HamPihire. The friends OF lieedan could not
dehre more prosperous appearance than New Haup-
Hare preieurs On oountng the electoral votes the
republican licked had 9OS3 OF l745e.
dHyOra.
The Legislature of New-Hampihire have
completed the forting and counting the votes
for Electors OF Preidtnt and Vice Prs 6,,en. of
the United States, when the reiult was as fol-
lows:
Whole number of votes, l7,452
Necellary to make choice, s,7o6
The following gentlemen having received the
number of votes annexed to their reflective
names were declared chofen--viz.
John Goddard, 1854 Robert Alcock, 9o75
Lew Bartlett, 9oSS George AIdrich, sS95
Tim. Walker, 9o4s VIM. Tarton, 9o7e
Jonathan Steele, 9OS3
The foregoing formed the Democraticticket,
which has prevailed over the Federal Repub-
can ticket by majority averaging about 72o.
The Legislature of New-Hamphire has ap-
pointed the Hon. MIC HoLAs GILMAN, Sena-
tor 10 Congreis IN the room of the Hon. Simeon
OieOtt, whole term of fervice expires the 4th of
March next. The votes were, for the
Hon. NICHOLAS GILMAN, SIS
-GIMoTHY rARRAR, 70
NETWORK. NEw-YoRK, December, /
The. electors of this fate me, at Hudfon on Wed
netday, and gave unanimous ballot for Mr.. LETTER.
ion as Preident, and Mr. Clinton Vice eGdent
The fever ragged violently at Gibraltar at the lat
dates.-lhe people had quilted the hore, and dwslt
OH ffnp-board
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Inc Dtltri6 O. Ma,"c has furnifhed about
2af3hJ. = ct the Hie7ora} ofeJ, and fzco-fbirag
u the NePt|Eifaa hIgior!.-. E11eyn >ijsas.
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oe70 1850 $40 ea7e 1871

Federal Majority. in 1903, ass
Republican Ma'crl'y, N April Ian, Z
Republican MVouty, the 5th Nov. inf. cir
nSuefAi LOIS, n ~ months, 227
NSPuOhcdn Ca'i', 81 Il months, DEC