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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18

Dn uOkiOD Vi WI. La ooo's VIC 90
nate then proceeded to the coDsdera.
ton OF executive business; aud soon as
| the doors were opened,
Adjourned.
HOUSEoF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Speaker laid before the House
communication from the Comptroller
Of the Treasury, Transmitting
|. A list of balances which nave re.
NAMED unsettled. or appear to have
been due from Collectors Of the Gus
toms, &c. more than three years prior
to the 30th of September, 1928.
2. A list of balances on account OF
the old Internal Revenue and Direct
tax, which have remained unsettled or
APPEAR to have been due more than
three years prior to the SOth September,
1928.
8. a list of balances due by Receiv.
ers of public money on account Of the
sales of public lsnds, which have re.
NAMED due or unsettled on the books
of the Treasury for more than three
years prior to the G0tb September, 1928;
which letter was laid on the table,
The Speaker also laid before the
House a letter from the Secretary OF
the Treasury, transmitting a printed
copy Of an account of the receipts and
expenditures OF the United States Tor
the year 1929, with an appendix con-
tanning statements Of the debt of the u
oited States, and Of its redemption, to
the close Of tie year 1922; which letter
was laid on the table.
The resolution yesterday offered by
! Mr.. Brent from se!ect committee, IN
relation to lots in Washington. request.
ing a tull report of all particulars In re.
istion to the same to be made at the
next session Of Congress; was taken up.
There arose upon this question
discussion, rather of an angry than OF
an agreeable nature.J
In the end, the resolution was agreed
to, without dissenting voice, 1874 mem
bers voting in the affirmative.
| An act relative to he Patent Office.
and to the salary of the superintendent
thereof: an act in addition to an act
establishing Navy Hospitals; and bill
for the relief Of Alexander McNa'r,'
were twice read. and committed.
THE TARIFF.
The bill from this House, ito amend
the several acts laying duties on i'm.
ports was received from the Senate,
with the several me nd nents Of the Sc
nate thereto, and referred to the COM
mittee of Manufactures; and the amend
ments were ordered to be printed.
The following message from the Pre-
sident Of the United States was read
and laid on the table:
40 The House of Representatives.
Of the United States:
In compliance with a resolution of
the House Of Representatives of the
18th of April, requesting tho President
TO cause 70 be communicated to the
House statement Of the supplies which
have been sent from the United States
TO any ports Of South America for the
use of our squadron in the Pacific o.
cean; OF the amount paid for such cup
plies, with the names Of the owners of
the vessels, and other details therein
specified, transmit herewith report
from the Secretary of the Navy, which
with the documents accompanying it,
furnishes the infor nation desired.
| JAMES MONROE.
May l2, 1924"
And then the House ad journed.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18
STEAMBOAT WITHOUT A BOILER.

STEAMBOAT WITHOUT A BOILER.
1t is stated in the Philadelphia Colun-
bian Observer, that small steam vessel,
the machinery Of which, furnace and all.
occupied only three feet in length, and
two and half 10 width, and without q
boiler, was witnessed on Monday at Pitt
ladel pbia, driving a common terry boat,
with IL passengers, at the rate OF miles
an hour. II is The invention Of Mr. Haw..
kins; and if the cylinder, which is only
inches in height. had been foot bigh, *
is said that the power would have been
doubled. Ii is proposed 10 call this mode
of navigation the Steamboat Safety '-DeI
being liable TO bursting OF scalding.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18

The weather hs. been very variable a.
the North. At Buffalo on the Isl inst there
was heavy tall OF sn"w.-on The 80.
thunder shower, I. The next moInins sno"
again.-The same kind OF weather mas
been experienced at Montreal.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18

The navigation Of lake Erie is open.
and an active business has already COM
menced at Bufaloe The steamboat start.
ed on her 6rst trip for Detroit on the goth
ult. Several vessels bad already arrived
from the westward. and the channel al
the mouth OF the barber is more improved
since last season.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-17

Crawford the exclusive object. The phial OF The
Enquirers wrath has been poured chiefly on the de-
voted heads of Alessrs. adams and Calhoun; but
il has heeu poured in vain. The Editors, if they
can feel must be az this moment in state of pro
found humiliation. The two gentlemen just named
have been, for months, presented by the ENGINEER,
to the people of Virginia, the most base aud UNI
principlcd statesmen that ,lisgraced themselves
and their country. The charges have been repeat
ed and reiterated in fifty different shapes aud what
is more, they have never been answered. The ac-
cusers and thr accusation have been alike unnoic-
cd. Yet what is the result: In Westnorcland, re
iericksburg, eren IN Richmond, aud many other
places in Virginia, John q. adams has been rccom-
rnendcd and supported for the FIST office IN the Uni
on; and John e. Calhoun has been rocompe ndctl
us Nice-PreSident. What is this but Il solemn de-
claraton. that the citizens of Virginia. thus coming
out in support of these two gentlemen, do not be-
ieve word that the Enquirer has uttered in re-
lation to either Of them.
We have good deal this subject. which we
shall say at our leisure. We hope the people of
Virginia will hear it. They will see what "plot"
| has been formed, aud WIN are the piUfiers. The
Westmoreland ADDRESS to- have got upon the
track. We shall, in own good time. pursue it,
! The Enquirer will the day, and every duv, 90
which the word plot" or " conspiracy" appeared
in its columns. The sufcrings of Titus Oates, that
famous detector of cospiracies that existed,
will be thought moderate, when compared with
those which the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer
are destined to endure.-.Ndfi0nai Journal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-17

The "P1Df:' he "c0nspicGcY:" Hs &" roHsair1-
!0rs - Htir "ciftrs mt UbeHors. Tie kicrn oud
Enquirer, fur consiisrabie Si'c past. las been in
fhe habit of using hc w0fdg wiicn form our text.
Its Editors have ende1vo NOD to make tie pcop. of
Virginia bclicve--yhot know. and solr,nuly a f.
firm. To be fIlss--that Mr. Inns and Mr. Calhoun,
with others, troir adefs aud abruofs," have been
encaSCt in 4" coDspni " of Which conspiracy,
EDWARDS Vas ne gfincinI ns!rarert, ard MI
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

DIED-Athis residence near Vince
ling, Va. on Sunday the 18th Feb. LAu-
RENEE A. WAsHlSsToS, Esq. in the 50th
year of his age. He was nephew and
one of the heirs of Gen, George Wash
ington, who educated him, and in whose
family be resided for many years.
Alter protracted illness, at his
lodgings, in Washington city on Sunday
the 29th ult the Hon. WILLIAM LEE
BALL, aged about IS, for several years
past, and at the tune of his death, a Re-
preventative in Congress from the State
of Virginia. Mr.. B. united to the social
and amiable qualities which made hin
the delight of his friends, his powers o.
intellect, which, II ough seldom calico
forth, were effective whenever exerteG
in his public station.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

"We are authorised to state to the
freeholders of Berkeley county, that
Mr.. WILLIAM GOOD will serve in
the next Legislature Of Virginia, if e.
lected,
1PWe are authorisedto state to the
sreeholders of Morgan county, that
Col. ROBERT GUSfIN will serve
in the next Legislature Of Virginia, il
elected.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

Rapid CourisAip. --OnTuesdav week,
(says Glasgow paperl as a young wo-
man of the name of Mary Beckett was
on her way from her home at Wraghy to
Halifax, where she was engaged as SER
want, being fatigued, she called for re-
freshments at the George and Dragon
Inn, in Dewsbury. A short time after,
a young butcher of the name of George
Birch came in, clapped her upon the
shoulder, and said-sThis young woman
will make me a good housekeeper."
The damsel, nothing 10th, assented to
the observation; serious conversation
ensued, which ended in procuring Ii
cense, and the amorous pair were marri-
ed the next morning, to the great enter
tainment Of numerous party Of atten-
dants.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11
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NEW GOODS.

HAVING returned from the city where we
J. 4 have been for some time selecting with
the greatest care. choice assortment of sea
sonable Goods, which we have now opened. and
invite OR customers and the public IN general
TO cali and see Many OF our purchases were
imported within the last three weeks, and are
entirely new and we'll worth the attention OF
all those who wish TO purchase
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11
Public Sale.

We ME Executors public sale of the personal
a. property OF John Baker. deceased, was
postponed nnni :
Friday, The 10Th Of this month,
when Will DC sold to the highest bidder, ON
. credit oFhinc months. on all sums exceeding
i've dollsFs.,he purchaser giving bond with app
proved security. great many valuable articles
enamefEed in pmt as fllows; 1
II vaiuabie Lao Library,
A Miscellaneous Library, consisting OF many
valuable Historical and Religious works, and
works OF polite literature, bound in the best
manner asNs, tfa
4 pair of large and elegant mantle glasses
A large and handsome brass fender.
Several PAIR OF large brass anu.iruns
Several par Of polished shovel and tones
Elegant plated eandlesucks, with uuiier and
trays
Bureaus. dining and card tables
A sc, OF superior gIued chairs, with setsee
Several newly made carpets.
Stair carpeting with brass plates
Bcdsteads. beds and bedding
new curled hair matrass
Large darnask table cIotha zen
portrai, Paintings of Washington, Jefferson and
Adams, in gilt frames
y thermometer, large walnut wardrobe
book Cases, cupboards, SC &c.
Several l,audsof.,e wash stand.
Toekrraa wrrH
u great many articles OF use and ovna>
mens not here enumerated.
AHk undersigned will also offer on credit
oil SIX months. several hundred bushels Of
WMlHAT g GORMo
! ne SAFE VIII commence At the late residence
OF .he deceased at 10 O'Clock precisely, and
continue from day to day until finished.
BAKER TAPSCOTr.
.9etisy Executor ef Joha Baker. deed.
shephereis.own, March IL
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

Gen. Henry St. George Tucker was on Fri
day last elected, without opposition, Chancellor
of the Winchester and Clarksburg Districts, in
the place of Chancellor Carr, elected to the
.Eourt Of Appeals.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

The Sea Serpent Iaker. While
a young gentleman was gunina on
Saturday last, on the beach at the
mouth of East Chester Bay. about Ia
miles from this city, he discovered
something floating OH the water, which
he at first believed to be some drowned
person but upon nearer examina.
ton, he found to be some marine AN
imal, upon which he pursued il for Sc
veral hours, and at last as the animal
approached the shore and extended its
jaws, presenting frigh,fuI appearance
to one unaccustomed to view the mon
sters Of the deep, he discharged his
piece directly in its mouth; upon which
it beloved most tremendously, aud
became so furious that it attacked and
beat off the gunner's dog, who had
sprung towards the animal the moment
it was fired at. The gunner repeated
his fire, and the third shot proved NOR
tai. 1t has since been brought to this
city, and proves to be Sea Elephant,
weighing upwards of600 pounds, and
measuring about nine feet in length.
This animal is rarely seen in northern
latitudes. Those who have desire to
see it may do so if they call speedily,
while it remains in state of preserva-
ton, at the house of. Odell, l8 Bow.
cry, corner Of Pell st. where it will be
exhibited for few days.
In. Y. Mer. Adu.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

Situate near said town, containing Fifty
Eight Acres and Three Roods, which
was. conveyed to the subscriber by deed
from Peter Sharff and Catharine his
wife, bearing date the first day Of May,
1922, in trust, for the purpose Of secu-
ring the payment of two thousand two
hundred dollars, due to George NJ Frye
Terms--S hundred dolls. to be paid
in cash, aud the remainder S67a in SIX
months, Clearing interest from the day
Of sale, which payment must be secu
red by deed OF trust on the property.
The said land, or so much thereof, as
will be necessary for the payment OF the
said debt. with interest and costs OF
sale, sc. win be sold as above mentioned
Meverelt Locke, Trustee.
March Its
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11
MICHIGAN.

II is mentioned in the Detroit Ga
zette as singular and pleasing fact,
that there is not a single individual i'm
prisoned, for crime or debt in the Ter.
ritory Of Michigan.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11
ETA RTINsBURG, March IL, 1924,

The Legislature Of Virginia was expected L
have risen yesterday.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

The following ticket is also recommended by
the legislature to the people. The gentlemen
are pledged to Mr.. Crawford.
/ .Nahserno,,d, sc. VIM. c. Holt of Norfolk
county
. Surrp, sc. DIR. Charles Craven of Surry
3 Susser, sc. John Cargill Of Sussex
Bruns1sick, sc. Mark Alexander, sen OF
Meckenburg
Charlotte, sc. Gen. John Purnall OF Prince
Edward
6 .qmeiia, sc. DR.. James Jones Of Nottoway
7 Buckin CHAM, sc. Major Charles Yancey CT
Buckingham
8 Franklin, sc. Col Joseph Martin of Henry
9 .4Bemarle, &c. Col Thomas M Randolph of
Abemarle
10 GooehlanL CSC. Judge William Brockenbo.
rough of Richmond
IL Sboasyluana, &c. John I. Lomax OF Free
dericksburg
IL Esser, sc. Col William Jones Of Gloucester
I3 y1ccomac, &C. Robert Shields, sen. OF York
ID .Niddleser. &c. Col Ellison Currie OF Lam
caster
IS Orange, Sc Robert Taylor Of Orange
is Fauquier, sc Isaac Ksster OF Fauqu,er
III Louaonn, CSC. Smith Slaughter OF Jefferson
1ss Frederick, CSC WIN. Armstrong OF Hampshire
ID Rcck.nphan, Sc Archibald Rutherford OF
Rockingham
20 Botetour SIC. John Bowyer Of Rockbridge
ri Bath. sc. James Hoge of Montgomery
% Washington, sc. Andrew Russell OF WASH
ington CIV,
% Harrison, sc. Joseph II. samuels Of Wood
"a .NonongaGa, sc. William Marteney OF Ran
dolph. -
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

The building oil bridge across the Potomac
st Harper's Ferry, is about to be Immediately
commenced. The contractor for this under.
taking is Mr.. Lewis Wernwsg.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

The charitable establishments in Lon
don in 1892, cost the Inhabitants abou
four millions Of dollars.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

town, for the plaintiff. Messrs. Jor.
dan, Stewart, Crafts, Chase, and
Beardsly, for the defendant--yerdict,
six cents for the plaintiff There was
also, an interesting case of seduction
tried at the same term, in which a
yo1ng girl, in humble circumstances,
was plaintiff, and a gentleman Of Al
bany, defendant. Mr.. Williams was
also engaged for the fair plaintiff in the
case; and although the defendant was
powerfully defended by able counsel,
yet The overwhelming eloquence of Mr.
w. not only secured for him the admi-
ration Of the bar, and the cheers oil the
multitude, but what was better still---a
virdict of nine hundred dollars, for the
future support ofihe blighted damsel.
Remo, kdble Circumstance On
tuesday evening, says the Catskill
recorder, it commenced raining, wind
> w. aud continued by intervals un.
I'll Wednesday evening, when the
storm increased. and blew tremen.
dously during the greatest part of the
night. The ice in the Catskill Greek
and the Hudson river which WIS suf
ficiently strong TO cross with heavy
loads during the day of Wednesday,
was entirely gone on Thursday morn.
ing. Six sloops broke from our
wharves during the night, two of
which ran aground before they had
drifted far; the others have gone down
the river and were not heard from
when orr paper went to press. The
sloop Hamilton, of Albany, loaded
with beef and pork, aud ano
ther, we believe from Hudson, are
among the numberthathav gone down
the river.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

A letter from Copenhagen, of the 18th
of Nov. says, that DR.. Herboldt, the Pro-
fessor, has lately made known a most
extraordinary case of pathology, the
truth of which has been proved by the
testimony of thirty-lour physicians. A
young Jewess, oil delicate constitution,
but who enjoyed good health up to the
age oil fourteen, in the space of eigh-
teen months, after experiencing the most
violent pains, had 27s needles extracte d
from several parts of her body, at inter-
walls OF several days, weeks, and months.
Some time0after this 100 more were ta-
ken out of tumor which appeared on
the shoulder, but not without much suf-
tering, which seemed to threaten her
Immediate death.-They were for the
most part sewing needles, broken, with
out heads or points, and black and rus
ty. Among them were three pins, of the
color of copper, anu hair pin. In his
calculation, the doctor exactly described
the points Of the body from which the
pins extracted; but he has given no con-
lecture upon the manner in which they
could have entered the body of this
young woman. 1t is expected that in
his second publication he will more full
" satisfy public curiosity.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11
TRACT OF LAND.

Containing 1888 4cres,
Or so much thereof shall be sufficient to
raise the sum OF $3.50. with interest from
April l, 1928, and eo'ts,l lying near the town
of Martinsburg. and being the same tract which
was conveyed to the said John Miller by Elias
Edmonds and bis wife, by deed bearing date on
the same 18th day Of November. 1917, also
now of record in the court aforesaid
Such title will be conveyed to the purchaser
as is vested in me, by the trust deed
Philip c. Pendleton.
March IL tbs
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11
Land for Sale.

ny virtue of a trust deed executed to me bv
- John Miller. now deceased. bearing date
ON the Sill, day of November. 1917, and now of
record in the county court Of Berkeley, for the
purpose OF securing and providing for the paw
ment OF certain sums Of money therein men.
Toned, ! shall offer for sale, at public auction.
tor ready money. on Saturday the 18th day Of
April next before the door of the Globe Ia.
yern ic Martinsburg, a certain
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

WILNrxoroN, d. Feb. e7-We. have re-
cieved intelligence from Buenos Ayrs,
by the Arethusa, arrived at Philadelphia.
Capt. Biddle's treatment of MIR Rod.
ney excited universal abhorrance, at
Buenos Ayrs, aud was worse than sny
person can we'll inmagin. Authentic
statements will be on, setting fourth in
proper light the conduct of Capt. Biddle,
which viii more than justify what has
been said oft. Waterman.
A violent gale Of wind, at Wilkesbsrre,
Pa. on Wednesday evening last. swept
away the fine bridge over the Susque-
hanna at that place The irons, and a.
butments. only were preserved. The loss
is $50, 600. ", Int.
On the 10th ult. Gen. Taylor,
acting as counsel for LIT b. Keunon,
of the Navy, delivered his defence be-
fore the Naval Court Martial. The
Norfolk Herald speaks of the defence
in the handsomest terms.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

Melancholy aceidsnt-On Thursday
the 26th ult. a man who had been ira
yelling through the country with a
show, it is said, was drowned in attempt
ing to cross Big Capon, at the Forks,
in carriole. We have not heard any
particulars.-Win. Republican.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

Our assortment consists in part Of
cloths Csssimeres Csssinetts
vestngs Velvets Cords coatings
Baize Flannels Bombszines
Figured, plain. and twilled Bombazetts
Nankeen Grape Robes
Nankeen and Canton Grapes Italian Grapes
Figured Silks italian Iustring
Senshaws, Florences, and Sarsnclts
Sat,ins Ribbons, and Braids
Ginghams French and English Calicoes
Irish. Scotch. Russia and German Linens
Steam Loom and Cambria Muslins
Book, Null and Jaconett Muslins
Real India Null and Book Muslin,
Swiss Muslins
Worsted, SILK and Cotton Hosiery
Shoes and Gloves "a handsome assortrnenfl
Domestic Shirtings and Sheetngs. half and
whole oieached bed rickings
Flax, tiax and tow, and tow Linens
llnp.l
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11
Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an
4N Election win be held al the Court House
in Martinsbarg. on Monday the 18th day Of
April next. for the purpose OF eiecsing two iit
persons TO represent the county OF Berkeey in
the next General Assembly Of Virginia.
ERASMUS CAN'T, ). B. C.
Berkeley County, March IL to
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

AT convention of delegates from the diffe-
rent counties in Pennsylvania. assembled at
Harrisburg on the 4,h inst. for the purpose OF
recommending fit persons for President and
Vice President of the United States. The num-
Der Of delegates present was l25.
For President-Gen. Andrew Jackson 124.
For Vice President--Jehn c. Calhoun 81.
Henry Clay 10. Albert Gallatin 10, William
Flndlsy 8, John Tod 8, Daniel Montgomery.
Two or three caucuses have been held at
Richmond, BY the members of The Legislature to
nominate a candidate for the presidency; and
the total result Of the different meetingsis the
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

In May. 1900. Thomas Jefferson
and Aaron BUR, were selected at eau
Gus Of Democratic Members OF Congress,
held in this city, 81 representatives, and
9 senator's. attended the caucus Was the
first congressional caucus for the pur-
pose Of nominating party candidates for
offices of President and Vice President.
Philadelphia Press.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11
ARTlDn,IHSo

FAsHIoNApLE, ASH cnEAI
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-11

At numerous meeting of the repubii-
cans Of Boston. JOHN z ADAMS was with
only a dissenting voice, nominated for
the Presidency; and resolutions against
the evil tendency of a caucus nomination
by members OF Congress, were passed by
.acclamation From the present aspect
of things, we consider the election of
Mr.. Adams as almost beyond doubt.
". i. Ame, icun.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-21
From q Yermont Pcne,.

Dreans.-Mr. Van Buren dreamed he was the
American Minister at the Court of ST. James--he
awoke, aud found he only HE Minister OF Kiss
Caucus.
Jonathan Russell dreamed his publication of the
cunningham Correspondence would Kill john O.
Adams--he awoke, nd found
The man recovered of tho bite
The dog it was that died"
Mr. Noah dreamed he had receiveda commission
as one of the members of the Cabinet, under the
new adnlinistraton-be awoke, and found il was
but copy OF a bill of indictment.
MIR. Noah dreamed he was sheriff of the City of
New York-ho awoke, and found a sheriff at his
elbow.
Alexander Smyth dreamed he took Canada-he
awoke, and found he only took to his heels
Governor Root dieamed he had put down these
cretaIy OF State--bc awoke, and found ii was a
Quart Of Brandy.
William FL. Crawford drea med on the fourth of
March, 1925, he was private citizcn--iu sad dis
may he awose, and found that dreams do mel at
lCaysgo ty confrayies.'
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