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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-12-12
CONGRESS.
In Senate, Friday, Dec. !.

Mr.. Roberts presented a memorial Of
the u. S. Bank, proposing an alteration
as 10 the mode Of eieciing directors, rs It
deprives the constitution OF the services
of men best qualified to administer its al
fairs with safety and profit to the institn-
ton. That an act Of Congress be passed
to punish frauds, pecuiatioD, or violation
Of trust committed by any Of its officers.
That Board be authorised TO appoint one
or more persons to sigu notes OF the small
err denomination, at the parent bank
That under the l4tb section OF the act Of
incorporation, the bills or notes originally
made payable on demand, are made re-
ceivable 10 all payments TO the United
States, unless otherwise directed by act OF
Congress. Under this regulation, the
power Of the Bank to make its capital a.
valuable, either for its own profit or the
public good, is greatly abridged. The
sphere Of its circulation is limited TO those
places where il is least wanted, and made
10 exclude those where it would be emf.
neutly useful, while the whole currency
ef vast sections of the country is thereby
frequently greatly embarrassed.
Read, ami referred 10 the committee OH
Finance.
Mr.. Barbour offered Resolution, 10
modify the law Furnishing piracy, SO as 10
authorize the President TO commute CAPT
tai punishment for confinement 10 peniten-
Iiaries.
Mr.. RuggIes offered a, Resolution to
remit tie interest due on public lands, and
Tor giving a reasonable time 10 complete
he pay ment.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-12-12

mortality. To that God who created ycu,
and TO Jesus Christ, His Son, the Re-
deemer of The world, / recommend you
TO turn your attention. And as | hope to
meet those who are here assembled, under
the benign influence Of his smiles, so
hope also to meet you, in that happier
world, forgiven Of your God aud accept
ed oil His Son.
The Court adjudge you to fourteen
years imprisonment, at hard labor, 10 the
State Prison, at Auburn.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-12-12

shall have the pleasure Of reading. Loans
for occasional wants we considers as pre-
ferabIe. But, should Congress propose a
ystem Of taxation, loan for the service
of the next year, to the amount Of the
estimated deficiency of the Revenue, will
vel be indispensable, and may be obtained
on eligible terms.
or a long report this brief sketch Of
course affords very imperfect idea; but
il will be more acceptable TO the reader
than total silence respecting II.
From the Trenton True American, Dec. 9.
Extract from the Editor, dated " Wash
ngtoa-City, Dec. o.
"The papers will have informed yoH
that Monday last was assigned by the Sem
ale for the second reading Of the Resoin-
::cn for admitting Missouri into the Union.
On that day, however, on motion Of Mr.
Eaton, of Tennessee, who stated that he
had not yet, owing to indispositien, made
up his mind conclusiyeIy as TO the course
he should pursue, the Resolution was,
after short debate, postponed TO this day.
To-day, accordingly, the Resolution
vas again .aken np in The Senate. as in
CnmmIttee Of the whole, when Mp. Eaton
submitted an amendment, providing that
nothing contained in the Resolution should
be considered as giving the assent Of Con-
gress 10 such part Of the Goth section of
the Constitution of Missouri as may be
repugnant TO the provision of the Federal
Constitution that " the Citizens Of each
state shall be entitled TO all privileges and
immunities of citizens in the several
states" On this amendment being read,
motion was made, and carried, for post
poning the further consideration Of the
bill until tomorrow.
$ All the Members of the Senate are
row here, save oniy Mr.. Stokes, Of North
Carolina.
Had no amendment been offered TO
the Resolution to-day, in the Senate,
believe the question would have been
taken without debate; as il appears TO be
The general opinion that il was wisest and
best TO avoid all further discussion of a
subject which had already consumed SO
much time, and excited SO many angry
feelings.
The House had the same Resolution
before them to-day and Mr.. Lowndes,
OF S. g. the Chairman OF the select COM
mittee TO which the Consultation Of Mis-
souri, was referred, spoke several hours
10 support OF the Resolution. He is ex-
pected to be followed by Mr.. Sergeant, To-
morrow, in opposition TO it. 1t isthought
the discussion 10 the House will not be
very Protracted. Indeed, it is the inten-
.ioa Of many TO cali for the previous ques-
tion. should the debate be drawn out to
an unreasonable length. !"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-12-12
NAVY YARDS.


There are six Navy Yards, occupied
by the United States, viz.
AT Portsmouth, the navy yard contains
So acres, and cost $1,000 dollars.
At CharIestown the navy yard contains
81 acres, exclusive Of extensive fats, and
cost 80 Pa dollars.
At New York the navy yard is situated
on Long Island, contains 40 acres, and
cost 10000 dollars.
At Philadelphia the navy yard contains
IL acres, and cost $4,000 dollars.
AT Washington the navy yard is stu
aied Oh the eastern branch of the river
Potomack, contains 81 acres aud cost
1000 dollars.
AT Gosport the navy yard contains 10
acres, add cost 1900 dollars.
Besides The above the United States
own the following properly:
Growers Island, ia the state of Georgia,
estimated to contain from 300 TO $50
acres, purchased December 10, 1889, for
7 500 dollars.
Blackboard island, in the same state.
containing 10000 acres, purchased May
"a, 1900, for $4,000 dollars.
Besides, 78 lots of ground, situated in
the precincts of Eew.Orleans, estimated
TO be worth 100000 dollars--and some
other property at Sacket's Harbor. There
are near twenty agents employed BY gov
|ernment.
Professor Howard, Of Baltimore, has
lately invented 40 instrument, by which
ne has been enabled to ascertain the de
gree Of heat that exists in the lunar
beams. II is, as we understand, construct.
ed on the principle Of the thermometer,
containing tfuid so exqllisisefy suscepti-
BILE to heat, that itrises at the approach Of
the human body. This fluid, when ex-
posed TO the beams Of the full moon viii
Irise similar oa;tliermometer.- Chr.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-12-12
From the Richmond Enquirer.

Keniucky.- The mode Of reiief held out
10 the people is new bank. Strange 10
tell, it has passed the House Of Repre-
sentatives, So to 36--aad expected also
to pass the Senate. The mother bank is
TO be fixed at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS two
million dollars--to be raised partly by the
sale of state lands west Of the Tennessee
and partly oHt Of the unsppropriated rev.
enne Of the states stock in the present
Bank Of Kentucky, after the affairs Of this
last institution are settled. Branches are
to be located 10 each Judicial district. L.
begins without one cent Of specie to meet
its notes! The nnies OF fife Kentucky
Bank are receivable for all debts due OIL
it. II is 10 make loans on personal secu
rity, AMI on mortgages of real estate, at
one half Of its appraisement. No hor-
rover 10 be entitled to more than $1,000
and the most singular part Of the whole IS
applicants for loans are to make oath, that
they mean 10 appropriate the loan to the
lpsyment Of their just debts, or to pur.
chasing ihe live stock OF produce Of the
country for expectation. Such is the
chimericai and destructive relief held out
to people that is already everrun wit 9
depreciated aud depreciatins medium
Shade Of Quixotte, how much you mus
he amused by the wild and visionary pro,
iectt
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-12-12
House Of Representatives.. Dec 1

Rouse OF Representatives.. Dec a.
Mr. Smith introduced bill to license
vessels to be employed in the mackarel
fishery, which was twice read and COM
miited.
A resolution passed. calling Upon the
Secretary Of the Treasury for report
relative 10 the militia fines Of PennsyIva-
MIA during the late war.
On motion Of Mr.. Strong, Of New York
u was resolved that a committee be APP
pointed to ascertain the amount Of indi-
,sidaal claims upon the United States.
growing out Of the late war. Laid on the
table.
Mr. Fuller offered resolution. which
was agreed 10. to appoint a committee to
inquire into the expedieney OF providing
means to obtain for the citizens Of the u
n'ted States the navigation Of the Black
sea. On this subject, Mr.. r. observed,
that now almost all our trade with Rus
ls'a. was carried through the Baltic Sea,
which was closed the greater part of The
year by the severity Of the climate and
that the Euxine Sea afforded much great
'er facilities. He was Of opinion that
permission could be obtained 10 partici-
pate in the nse Of these waters, by asking
Tor Il in proper form and manner.
A resolution Of Mr.. Mercer was agreed
10. calling on the President for any cor
;respondence which the government may
have had with foreign governments, 10
relation to the African slave trade.
Mr.. Eustice Offered a resolution, which
was ordered 10 lie on the table, suggesting
The prnprie'y Of altering the pension es-
Establishment after The Alb Of March next
after which, none shall be placed on the
pension Iis', except BY law in which the
name Of the pensioner shalfbe inserted
With The amount 10 which he shall be Ell
titled.
: The Report Of the Secretary Of the
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-12-12
In Senate, Monday. Dec. 4.

The Senate agreed to postpone until
next Monday, the subject Of reducing the
members TO six dollars day.
The resolution authsrising the Presi-
dent to alter the mode Of furnishing for the
crime Of piracy, was agreed 10.
The Senate proceeded to the conside-
:;ratisa Of the Constitution of Missouri,
which, after some discussion, was post.
poned until Wednesday.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-12-12
ma. LowNpEs' RePoRr.

The report submitted by Mr.. Lowndes
10 Congress on the Missouri Constitution,
is the most unprecedented document that
has ever met the eyes Of Congress, or the
eyes-ofthe American people. II is clum-
~ and futile 10 argument -, IS moustrous
y prinoiple-it Is awful in its consequent
ces, as az. example. We have read II
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-12-12
From the Richmond Compiler.

Mr.. EDITOR, The following Is cor.
rect slatemen, Of what each indiv'dnsi
inbabitaDt pays 10 the governments OF
Europe towards paying the public debt 10
a,rh moncrchv.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-12-12

Treasury was then received, and 5000
copies ordered to be printed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-06
RICHMOND. OCIOBt.K g. $50
iiONfiSN NEWS.


Another food of foreign sweeps eyrry thing BEFORE
n, we sheerlly surrender ON pen: nothing that
non OF every reader Tile ayors of Correspondents
nust share The fre We shall ,ae them fon, the lille
We this day lny hrfme the reader the .ue,h of Mr.
Brongha, abstract of that ofthe Attorney General and
Italian Theodore Mlaoc,.--we have seen the detailed
speech OF the h,'ornc. Gelrr making Is
more 'i'ah siS We have vaed through all and a
OF obscene ariiieentus matter has scarcely
s.ny fsithfut. give birds eye the whole ground
Inc Attorney Gen. presents Narrative the actions the
pr1ss,ng most consc. niously nothing which he
no Eicyr from the ho,,"n Of his heart shall BE-
I" nf"'c Iftrue, what horribe picture Messana h,
sif Was NOR general IN n hut gross ard
her heart ifrue orif the sf,ietl part of i
ne" whnt tas Hni bold IL this Queen England
But Is II true There hang, the doubt. Are We TO credit
such witnesses as tne Italians there any Of
sn h"nuHt. stanp, who be array ID against
mr. Mr. Brons'inm declared in the OF the House of
Peers; mat he could no, ie' un his learned friends
MAS closet, "etnrhe should call witfesses II
ie' only heard seh ~nes present (,fa cl) called
me-; IS sts!aiy ss.d mot sa any Thu: ha,shi' impress
scrTm Of tie Gwtn un first seeing this w;tcs tfrp her,
VIVA, 10 me,'ia,eiy rushing Of the
f'iirp she ntently confronted him fawiue day.
circumstances conclusive of her quilt but ,hry wear
an 'nfirorale app,rrance The reader viii ise of her
explanation ct this phenomenon. We repeat that her
and rank What spectacle for an intelligent people 10
W,ss what an eAliibiivn Of tie beamiis OF rna, /
govern us" Whoever wishes 70 rarc the mnra,v which
prsldes over the Erglsh people and "qan parva
puf"e rtSnr rArndus." let him in,rrccatc the passing
e''t'. Aiericansi cling your elective viii
The declarations &c Lords Iverpon, and Castlerce.l
tcig the Russian Ncmnris Of great
,ny prove mar g. hriian ii iiot disposed abide ~ the
pInees OF u" Hgy 4iianr. rather the. Interpretation
Miic ihsSa makes of tsm p reference 20 Sl,ain. q.
hra'n Is nr no crusade against her. N.apiims Austria
ing--AHis fhi1 in Span. -
u ne iai o' Rcvoutiou IS railing Portugal has adopt
cd constitutional govrn1N What SAYS TIE Dri,rier
Ia uiis event "a plot is spoken of in France.
Hi' are we 70 believe Of lserlaz, : declaration 7-rc-
cnrat'r Ia which .sSs and Austria will withdraw h,ir
eoIlunisslotiers, and their custody Of Banaparte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-06
TeTUr rDrvors.

fouisa, Sept. IiM 1920.
In looking over your paper OF the Sih nit.
hno shott article las remarkable for its alb.
cnrdtiy, as is want OF accuracy extracted
from The National Intel!senrer, relative o the
eclipse OF the sun. which vT,l take place on
IN. 2ist day Of February lS22. The" .stien-
,Wc writ"roiIhe said article states, that" the
sun viii he digit erIpsed on liz upprr or
TO, them limb, at q o'clock p. NJ at the Capt.
TAIN the City of Washington: :" And he MOI :
over informs ns, that I" the cbscmraiinn will
nH efrat IN The afternoon oflhnt day, III Sa-
'hunai IN Georgia.. The plain inference from
Which Is. thai The obscnraiion viii be IL, rreaI
@, greater at Scrdnnah, than at the Citg If
UnShinYton
now every snaiterer in Astronomy knows
ihat when the San IS eclipsed on his Northern
itm6, IN any latitude, the farther we advance
HonfhuH'd, the less the oh.cura,ion of his disk
wiz br The reverse Of which is 10 lie ip.erre a
i'uin me - Sf'cnf!'c Article above mentioned
4 ais . Scientific Correspondent, of the INTEL
Iigencer is no less inaccurate inl,is calculations
Inai, ne has been shown 10 he absurd i'm his
opinions. The Suu will not he more Than 4
"ls!iS eciipsed on his northern limb al The CITY
OF Nasliingtou ats mia after n'clock u Al
o" the 2lsi Feb. 1922 about3 diai;s AT Rick
"!"h". al O'Clock. and not more than IL III
us III Savannah al 13 min. after 3 o'clock Il NJ.
n' me same day. The GENITAL appearance will
ne rom south West, 10 North East, passing
ose' '"e NORM western parts Of the MisSo,l
u. near the junction OF the Multno,n,l and
Columbia Rivers.
am, gentlemen. Your most oh'i. ser't.
BENJAMIN HANNEKER. u.
- we suspect the following article has
b,cN published infhe Nat. int. since me ~, 49,
which Ii. Il refers.
TIE ECLIPSE.
IN communication from correspondent, some
rerEs sarge; re'afMg to the Solar Eclipse Of the
2iM 0 February. 1922 IL Iras stated nat the OBJ
Sc"raii'n w0mH he considerabis at Charleston, S.
~ Sdrannah, and ether southwestern parts of
The URfed STATES. On an accUyu,e ;nrcsf,onti.n
gt fhe d"ta and Clements, mhich had not then heen
made, fSJonHd thu the centre Of tie pennm-
brd raj pass orer the cnIth further norhrord
fhan cas originally caicui1fed; ami int mis-
eclipse 'riH he grrnt at Det,od Nichuimaeli
n ,a;, Lake superior. The Lake Of The GToods,
fdhs Of Sc. anthony, md IN ali other north
western parts Of Tie t'nifcd States, to the pacif
&c oeenn, and he small 10 tie inhabitants of tie
section FIRST ,netioaed. In due west course
from tie Capitol IN the CHy Of Washington. the
SIM rn ne centrally and toiaiiy eciipsed, at il Il.
- M - sec a. ~. apparent time, in iongitndp d6
agrees ~ RIM. 10 sec tred NJ - nsLimgfon, and
i25 d'g l.? min. 10 sec. west Of Greearich o.
ScrrGto,y an England. MAT. I'M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-06

Groce''ies, Cotton Yarns, SC.
so Bhds. ST. croiS and Orleans Sugars
20 bhs Loaf do.
so bags Green Cutie
200 sae.s Salt, (best Liverpool filed
hlids. Antigua Rum
do. {lest re;ailin,) Mulasses
so kegs Dupont's IF and FFF Gunpowder
tons patent Shot, assorted
~ do. well asSorte,) Bar Iron
do. Plough Plates
German Steel
English and American biStrred do.
600 lbs. London refined Salfpetrr
40 Reams Cap Paper
30 do. Wrapping do
bales Spinning Cotton
Cut Nails, assorted from Persons and prr factories
Wrought do and Boat Spikes
y 10 and 10 IL Crown Glass
Do. do. American do.
Half pint Tumblcrs
Gunlo~der, imperial. young hy son < souchorg Teas
Spanish Futani Iidign
cupperas and birthstone
Race Giugrr, Pepper, NGtmegs y Pimen,o
Bel Cord, aId Plough I.ns
Eoyn Scotia GriWlstoi,es
Prime Chewing Tobacco
Madeira, Sicily, Sherry Z, Malaga WINE.
Oid CoSmIhc Brandy, Of very superior quality
niaica e Antigua Rum, do
. Pam and rectiied Wb,skey, al retail
On consignment, from tie Union Manufacturing so1,bgp.
II ALIy0HG-
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, assurtcd, from No 4 TO Is
bale domestic SiiTtmps
For saie,by WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-06
Fresh Imported Dry Goods


EWE snbscribtrs have board The i.uga ween this
aud New York. rs Packages the Description
which viii be sold GA TUESDAY. tgc IoG aaJ Of Osiosy
II III UelocA. at Jh,1r Auction Store.
Cahcves o' al. orSrrip tios-sO;ie elsrant
1Ick!enbiirls. biH.iiits
Best fashionable gilt Goat Buttons
SnprthnC biack Camirirs
Superline ANA tuc Cluniz
Rest power loUi ShIrtiiisI
B5n'laZviies
An eirsapt assortment i.a'y blue and cloth colored
Sewing silk
Rich figured Ribbons and C;ari,Irt.,
Apron ChecAs
Domestic Slpetnes and Shrnes,
Drab and blue Cl,ihs
Hest srprrilne aud fine Irish brown Linens
Dotbl, mi.e, bl'e CasSinrres &C. nc
cases Superior 1rs brown Holland, Just arrived from
Baltimore.
fSS. ALSO, IN STORE,
FaneiS kere,s Blankets, elegant China Silks & Sawis
Is bales GerIian OsIabirgs
10 eases Domestic brown s'Icetngs and Shirtings
HdH be Gdtiai to 050pc SuIt.-
70 bales Napt cotons superior quality WaLeeLs man.
tacture.
MoNcuRE, ROBINSON &. PEASANTS,
October 7. 81 nc, n,,,rx
OF The sclir. Logan having arrived Sale al DRY
GOODS rs stated a,ove, will take place THIS DAY.
Those inclined prcl,Se invited attend this safe
Mhafe"eris offered will be sold positively without reserve
and on the mosr accommodating cont tUnS.
MoNCUNE, ROBINSON * PLEASANTS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-06
FdLL GOODS


- from New York and Philadelphia fmty-one Packages,
Twenty Packages Dry tiood altogether c,,noris", nj;
most every STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLE, suitable
and purchased on the bestter hry tlicreforr i,arca
~ request Country Merchants and oilr, cali arI exam.
,''oF"n'h ana plsts, tving determined 10 sell
October O.. dtdt
BbUVhL & Mc'KlLDoE, az the sign of The CoIGeE
- Wort0r, have Just received large supply II hos-
justly esteemed aud highly approved "lYEDICTVEsy -
prepared by w. i. COSwAY, Chemist. No. l. Rnn.
s,eaa Place, Common Street, Boston-(for cures see
Dr.. Relics botanical Drops, for rbeum, Ieprosy,
Dr. Relics Asthniatic Pills for coughs ceIds as,b
mrs, coDsnmptions. &c.
DE- Relies Aromatic Female Pills. for distractions,
Dr. Reife's Ambitions pills for indge,tion, o,,,.
lence, billions sHectinns, &C.
Df. Relics Vegetable Specific a cure for sick head
ns. Relies Vegetable Rheumatic pills, an exeeien,
medicine.
Or. Jebb's Rheumatic Liniment with which per,ou,
have been cured Of Rheumatism in II hours though
OF years standing and consderea past relief.
British Antiseptic Dentrfce which moi ontv render.
discolo red teeth beauiifnlly Sbe ana ,a,s, ~, a.,
cams their original eiorescence hut iinpats 20 tie
breath The most de'ectabIe sweetness.
DHmlries Ointment, safe cure for the most invete.
taking cold.
Dumfres Lotion without smell or stain, for cutsne
itch &C.
Albi"n Corn PIaister, which affords Instant ease
the same tin II Gissolvss aud draws the corn out by
the foots without the least pain.
caa'tran Tooth Ache Pdis--ite relief Is immediate
without the least injury 20 the teeth.
Dr. HunePs pills, Dr. hunters Injection Powdsrs
and Dr Winters cefae, for the prevention aud cure
Of the venereal Disease IN all lis ssroas s,srss
Of years standing, with perfect secrecy for lev
dollars.
- None of the aDove are reHniae unisss signed"w
j. conway" large discount To Country physicians
| and traders.
September % drurw
AIO!lCk.....A petition viii he preseuea 80 The pvy
ieaisatHfs, praying that the Lac passed Quinn
me last sessnn iof N. lslotoxse OF Tn. ahne cr.rk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-06
t'ard 10 ne Ey.isnds Of
CLASSICAL .EARNtN Nc

- CHI fhTPT0befWT, 81 QHd TecIe dogqt feccr1l
7rOnK ia pH6kcUm ?"
TUE Governor aud members ~ the Executive Coup.
cil-tbs Judges Of the different couTts-the gentle.
meH 81 the Bar aud all Other enlightened persons no
iuhahii OF visit the city Of Richmond are invited 10
a"sho' Vnr,ock' a.. w. on ong SATURDAY., 1T The
LICEUH GRdHUAR SGHOOId
Composite TO the City Hail.
10 witness the effect Of new method Of Classical In
suuci"n, calculated greatly To erpedfe the correct
TendtHg trrfins aud sFeakiar oftbc Lotfn language
as me ."fSt SER towards liberal education.
ttRNS OF THE g.. SCHO+t
ENrfANcE,ff Ten dollars -RNGL1sH BRANCHES inciud.
ing History and Geography, ten doiars per quarter
toI an nfw pupils The Terms after Ist January 1871
WV pe advanced to Nirfg dciiars per quarter upon
J"' ard obvious principle that The method intended
w not only save h@Lf fhs time, hut also ensure The
eoHesi Hrni"s aud spe0ki1g - the Latin language
0tr0ys achicvedin Schools.
october g.. hsu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-06

nfcf raica me epiTsd "a lie ist o. 81 S;cLGc!s.
rter az engagensR NJ an h'ur aad t.sree fxar.
ters, fhe friasoHcfs ucrc PIT on boaid The Orion,
Chadr;es, g New Bedford, and iandad at the
Island IF ~. Georges. In. Charlotte ras from
Brdzd bonhd 10 Lisbon and hcd great 9last;
fy 81 specie. The FIRST lieut. ~ theprirateer lost
leg an tie engagement, n. Y. Com. Adv.
Florence, (A.) August co.-71e MI
hfd'y Acad Is now completed from This
place 10 New Orleans, aud is probably
one oil The finest roads in The Union. II
has been opened under the Immediate di-
rcciion OF General jackson, to whom
great credit Is due Tor the strict attention
he has paid 10 the faithful performance OF
rue WORK, completing so great an under
taxing. Houses OF entertainment have
oeel. efecieu al short Stages 10 reudertv,iy
| comfort 10 the traveller. THIS road runs
| through ii delightful and romantic cOun.
Try, aud must eventually become the
great ihsrous hiare 10 The southern states.
In travelling The road, the man OF pleasure
VIII md rich rcpasi served up for con-
temptation, and the mau OF business every
faciiiiy 10 expedite his iou,nry. The day
IL not Iar dls,an, when Il line of stay, :
VIII be established from Nashville 10 New
Orleaus, which must necessarily render
tic Military road Tie most Important vi
amy on lie Continent.
independent OF the great advantages
tiiis rUau possesses over tho old " trace"
(as II is called II lessons Tile distance 10
Ne" Orleans more than three hundred
hiiies. By an act o; Congress the Posi-
master General Is Instructed to ruu lie
Southern mail through Tins route Instead
OF sending it,la Naiciitz ana as ,hls re-
2ulailon when put III operation VIII fur
nisii US with Orleans dates several da,
earlier than install, we hope that il viii
take eiieci Without further delay, [Gc-.
SPECIE
Is now vefy plenty III The city of New
York. III. Bank vaults contain double
The amount OF precious metal over the
bills in circulation. By the Venus, which
arrived there on Thursday, $500, 900 i'm
specie were received.
The New York Gazette states, thai dur
ing HE last y ear, abOul Bon, 600 dollars In
gold com alone have passed through GU,
Mint, having been converted iaio eagles
from foreign coin