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CONGRESS.

WAsHIHcToI, Dec. 10 In the Senate Mr..
Reeds resoul ion, considered Friday last, and
then, rejected, was yesterday reconsidered aud
agreed 10. Mr.. Johnston OF Kentucky, submitted
a resolution, insirucling the Committee on Military
Affairs to inquire into the expediency Of establish
ing a National ATmory at the Horse Shoe Bend,
on Lrking River.
Ia the House OF Representative, message was
received from the President, communicating des-
o,tcb from Mr.. Gsllstin, which will be found IN our
report Of proceedings. Severa! communications
.forn The War and Navy Departments were also
received, among which was the report 81 Captain
Mcneil, Of the survey made BY bin during the
autumn, OF route for Tie National Road. The
report from the Navy Department Communicated
the result Of the survey oil the hsrbor oil Balti-
more, which, from hasty glance, we regard az
favorable. Amorg the tesou ions, was one offer
ID by Mr. Brent, ealing ior information on the
subject OF the boundary liae hctween Mexico and
the United States Anamendment was offered by
.Ir Vin,on of Ohio, to the res luton laid on The
table on Friday by Mr.. M'l'ean, which induced =
successful motion for the printing Of both reso-
luton Of Mr.. vnton relstivcto the Quapaw Indians
vas adopted, after striking out the clause which
called for the instructions given to the Commits
sioners who negotiated the treaty with that tribe
rhe resolution offered on Ffidayby Mr. Mitchell,
c's. G. relaigeto our exports to, and imports
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SNIrru CAROLINA.

South Curolind.--Coionel Taylor is elected
Governor. Taylor us, Carr 10; J. Ii. Wilmer
spoon, Lieutenant Governor.
The Committee oi Ways and Means have de-
,erIDined recommending the issue If an addition
al amour, OF Stock say $500 600. for the exigen
cies OF Government. They have passed reso!u
tions directing that the Comptroll.r shall institute
stic examination into the safe of the Treasury,
as 10 the amount OF unsettled claims against indi-
viduals and against the Federal Government. y
Bill TO establish Medic"l College in Columbia,
with power 10 confer degrees, has been read ior
he first TINE in the House of Representatives.
Charleston Pat
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rom, the British colonies, was agreed 10, after
bein. modified, on motion of Mr.. Tomlinsoa IL
Connecticut, so as 10 give 1t wider range
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TRUNT G.aLE-

- virtue 81 deed ofG executed 10 the suhacfhsf and
I'D Chiles Smith nav dtctased ny Nathan Sims late Of
Loss county, hearing date tie iJ Day If March fgfn
aud ~ fecoid The 0fce Of ihe sa,d county shall "a
m ale a. hishe bildcr fD ready money! al
~ The county Siu - The zDh day o January
nes the tact nf lad snioned 10 the said deed o1ntsin
nv estimation hurdfed lying on the wstesaf Ld
RIVER Ae oresad county, sdJng The lands Il Edmund
Pendieton sud others. The anI while sold subject to the
DOVER Of the widow Of lie said Nathan Sims and such title
oniy will he conveyed the purchaser vested 10 me b,
,iTue u The deed afpf esud.
FREDERICK HARRIS, surviving trustee.
De-
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HOUSE OF DELEGATEs

vI&G.MIA l-axisAAAA A.l;
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,T,Is institution will be opened by the snb'ber, Mon
day the hof Jauduy next TENS ~ Ryltd and rui-
ton =. 6rtetofoft- T. SfLLTMAN.
bee ~. a. 2apSv
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Let il be recollected also, that where the time
bestowed on each is short, and the questions must
therefore, necessarily be divided, the student may,
even without the slightest collision with the pro-
lessor or examiner, infer with pretty near ap-
prosch at accuracy, from his standing and other
circumstances, what questions will fall to him and
accordingly specially prepare on them
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- II t3Ht uHWeIHuUfe Jell0U,
"Fit to be sent on eTTdnds.'
Read of Mississippi, voted the ministerial ticket
out and out, in the face of his dinner speech IN
which he had pledged himself TO his constituents 10
be a Jacksonian.
"P. 5. We surprized at the delay of the
nomination Of Ministers to Tacubaya and Bogota
Cook is heavily pressed upon the President bIi
the old gentleman has not yet agreed to il.
" ID. F. S. We have glorious account Of Mr.
Sergeaht's Panama dress, coats embroidered stun
with gold, morning gowns of crimson silk velyet,
and plumes out-opping those with which Hector
scared bis child.''
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NOTICE.

The subscribers have made an arrangement with Mr..
EATON w. MAxcy, late proprietor Of the Ladies' Mu-
scum who has retired from the profession Of a printer,
to supply tho patrons OF that paper with the LITERARY
CADET, and those who have received the Museum will
this evening be served with the CADFT. Those who
are not inclined to acqucsc in this arrangement, will
please TO them TO this office. Those who retain
the CADET will be considered subscribers and will
be regularly supplied hereafter. No one is asked to
fall in with this arrangement unless be done willingly
and chcorfully.
The CADET contains about six times as much matter
as tho Museum did, and is afforded at nearly the same
price, and exertions will be wanting 70 make use
f and interesting vehicle Of intelligence. The fourth
page, which has always been devoted the service Of
fair readers, will continue 10 BE devoted 10 them.
With these remarks tie CADET, presents 10 the La
dies the comp iments OF the season, and is pledged
support the interest," and To strive merit their ap-
probation. SMITH & PARMENTER.
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r]' Samuel l.. Knapp, Esq. ha' been appointed
to deliver an Eulogy before the young men Of Bos.
ton, on the death OF Adams and Jefferson, on the
2d Of August.
o." Mr.. Brougham, the distinguished leader of
the opposition, in the British House of Commons,
has been reelected without opposition.
~ The President of the United States has been
invited to attend the Funeral Ceremonies of his
father and MIR. Jefferson, on the 2d August, IN
Boston. Mr.. Webster delivers the Eulogy.
u Hon. Elisha r. Potter, spent a number Of
days in town the past week; he must have been out
of his latitude, if he came TO make converts. We
have net forgot the Bank Tax, Insolvent Law. &c.
There is but Little Reh for him in this part of the
State.
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WILLIAM r. PITMAN,

GOLD AND SLvE R.SMIfH, Ne. 80, Westminster-Ss
STLL continues the above business, in all its various
~ branches where he will be happy to receive com,
mands from his friends aud the public generally ana
pledges hselfhat no pains shall be spared to render en-
tire satisfaction respects prices, workmanship ana
punctuality. r.v. 49,,
Boson. and replenshod his store with, handsome as
sor,ment of the most fashionable Fancy Goods, among
which are eesan. Britannia Tea-Pots, Sugar Bowls
and Cream Pots; Porrengers and Tumbcrs /; jet and
cream coloured Wine Waters and Tea Trays, in sets
mr. single Looking Glasses and Hearth Brushes; Dust
crs do. Silver Watches; Watch Chains and h'o.
hons; Gold Keys, and Seals; Filierce Esr-Rnns and
Broaches pastc pearl and diamond set Finger Kings
Ornaments and Lockcts Necklaces and bracelets
Coral, Cut Glass and Wax Beads; Pocket Books snd
Wallets; Castors ana Castor stands Reticules ard
work baskets; hair clothes teeth, shaving and shoe Brush
es Razor straps and Boxes; fine assortment OF 'ogcrs
.Kn,yes and Iazors; Britannia and Patcd1a able ana
Tea. Spoons, SuufIers and Trays; fine ivo y Combs
poke and dressing ditto large and small shell c9mos'
Also, largo assortment Of Plated and Gilt "@k'
together with variety of other articles, OF ate npoa
ton, all Of which will be sold for very small aava"oe
Particular attention paid to repairing and Joo "o'~'
ct- Cash paid for old Gold and Silver %
July 10,
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Saturday Evening
SU LLE I'll .N F..
ARRIVED TuIS DAY.

Schr. Messenger (Pa,laiei phi Packet) Briggs,
days from Philadelphia, and from the Capes OF
the Delaware-with 48 boxes loaf and lump SUI
gar to Seth Adams, Jun. u. Lothrop and b. s. e.
Dyer e. Co.-5O barrels Starch to Holder Borden
100 barrels Flour TO S. Munford & Co.-26
chests Tea to VIM. Bodget e. Co.--i2 hogshead.
Dutch Furnaces, to Royal Farnum, Olney Dyer g.
Co. Harkness & Stead and Nathan Hastings and 8
bales Of wool to Solomon Townsend & Co. On
Thursday, Point Judith, bearing west half south,
distant miles, spoke Philadelphia line schooner,
Ahira Hall master, from this port bound to Phia-
ielphia. Off Block. Island, saw brig standing iu,
Int did not speak her. Probably the Janus, from
Honduras, hourly expected.
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For TILE CADET.


! was much pleased to see, in your lnst paper, an
article respecting the eXhorbtapt fare which Is
charged by the proprietors the Citizens l,ne OF
Coaches, between this place and Boston. Where
there better road than that between Boston and
Providence, Where is there more irareling? Aud
lastly. where is the fare high? These questions
ran be answered by reference to the Stage Regis
ter, published in Boston. The fare from Boston Ia
Concord, v. II. distance of 63 miles, ,s 50; from
Boston to Winchendon, Mass. go miles, $2,75; and
rom Boston to Newburvport, 80 miles s.. The
,are from Boston to Burlington, Vt. through one of
most hy parts of New Eng yland, Is but $40, and
The distance, 2l2 miles. The stage which runs
rom Bangor To Wilamsburgh, IN the State Of
,aine, distance Of Al miles, has but 50 for pas
age. This is mentioned only to show. that in no
part of the country is travelling so expensive, be-
tween Boston and Providence. Why is it So? =
Why people subjected to pay more than a fair
price on this route? The proprieors, | wish well.
although they are not known to ME; but, in my
opinion, unless they Immediately adopta different
in relation to stage fare, they will have bu,
ew passengers, in short time, at any price.
A TRAVELLER.
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MR.. EDIToR:

MR.. EDITOR:
Will you be pleased to inform what has be-
come OF the Portraits Of the Opposition, which you
have promised US the two last weeks?
WILKES & LUrrERELL.
We take great pleasure in infornins Me ssrs.
Wilkes and Lutterell that the articles to which
they allude, will be published a, soon as we can
make it convenient to do so. They were regular.
ly published, until we arrived at the eighth num-
Der; when, at the suggestion Of a friend, we sus-
rended them; as we were apprehensive, by keeping
retore the public constant series Of articles, we
should weary the patience of our readers. Ac;a-
ated by wish to please all, we shall go on with
them again, perhaps in our next.
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Mr., RopBrSs.-Thc National Journal, in pub.
fishing the address delivered by MIR RoDBiNs, on
the 4th Of July, in this town, pays the following
tribute TO the talents and ooquencc Of that dIstin
guished gentleman, Is we'll to the other delegates
from this State:
"Perhaps it would be difficult to find in all the
Senate ofthe United States, gentleman possessing
more acuteness ofjudgment, more accurate per-
cepiion, and more infexibe patriotism. than Mr.
ROBBINS, of Rhode-Island We might, with great
truth and proprety. extend the tribute to the dele
cation from that State generally; for, besides his
colleague in the Senate, in the House OF Represen-
tatves there are few men who deserve better, or
stand better in the estimation OF the House, and OF
all who have witnessed their course, than Mr..
RURGEs and Mr.. PEARcE. They contributed,
indeed, very little to the inquty-it iniquity it
must be considered dof wasting the session IN long
speeches. but when they did speak, they were lis
tened to with the attentions and respect due TO their
known talents and integrity MIR. ROBBINS in the
Senate, has shown himself to he above the reach Of
that pernicous influence which seemed TO derive
sustenance and rankness from the atmosphere of
the enate Chamber, anl marking out for himself
the course which q Conscientious regard for the
Dubic interests dictated, has pursued IT with UNI
form steadiness, and zeal worthy OF the cause"
Citizens of Rhode-I Island! look to the election of
Representatives in August. Every exertion is ma
king by Mr.. POTTER, who is personally and bitter
lv opposed to Mr.. ADAMS, to remove Mr.. Rob-
BINS from his seat WIN you consent TO see a man
removed from the Senate, who is so able, so willing,
and so determined to represent the interest and feel
ings ofhs constituents? We hope not.
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TO ;ANUFACTURERS.

Great public Sale Of Domestic Goods.
WV P. GEEENE,a seml.annua' .s sale . OF , Cot
will take place in this iowu on SATURDAY, he
9th OF September next. He respectfully solicits
consignments from the Manufacturers OF this and
the neishboring States, and hegs leave TO assure
.hem that the sale will be conducted on the hiost
fair and liberal principles, and presents to the Man
ufacturers an opportunity ofa home market for the
sale of their Goods at fair prices, and for less than
ha he exrense attendant on Foreign sales
1rAll goods intended Tor this sale must be tor-
waried with invoices by the Goth prox mo. in or
der that they may be represented on the Catalogue.
July %.
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was my only child-my only joy--tne villain has
now lived with her these two years, and has, during
the whole Of tlat period, treated her with the
srossest inhumanity. Look, Sir, behold those
bruises that di.fgure hcr,--they were inflicted by
Lollard, the villaiu--and although he beats her
daily, still doe, she cling to him with all the mad
pess of a Platonic lover"
As the old nan pronounced the name Of Lollard,
Mary,-for such was the name of the daughter
exc,aimed-"Lollarj! Lollard! where is he, where
i. he, where is my husband convey me to him, and
let me share in his sufering-, aud mirgle with his
.orrows.-Leave him not for worlds. would l !!
I love him better than my !ifc-show me to h's
dungeon-lead me to his cell.'' She was half fran.
tic. and we left her to her ravings assured that wo
MANS LOVE
"I4ke the eternal beamings the sun,
Never shall expire. y"
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er;- Some time previous to the meeting Of the late

Cr;- Some time previous to the meeting Of the late
Congress, Tennessee paper, supporter oGcn. Jack
son. stated that the President had been invited oscnd
commissioners to Panama and that the people OF the
United States decidedly in favor OF it, but that the
President such deadly enemy to liberty that nc
determined not 20 do it. When Congress met however,
the President declared in favour Of the mission, and the
supporters of the General denounced the ad
mnislraon for doing And it IS now generally un-
derstcod, that tho opposition supposing Mr.. Adams
would advise against sending commissioners to Panama.
had determined to rally their forces under that standard
and denounce the administration secret members Of
the Holy Alliance. How consistent |!
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OBSERVATORY.

TNuE Proprietor OF this beautiful rot'fa', re.
.pectfuliy informs Citizens, Strangkr and
r. ay lers that lis opened the whole of ths sprn-,
Gummer and Fall Seasons II is situated Ch an em-
;rence which commands nm extensive vb~w over
one of the most delightful landscapes in Ncw-Eng-
land. II enjoys the benefit of the sea-br'eze, ana
is attended bv the most fashionable srcdty OF ihe
town. 1t is built on the plan OF Chinesf Pagoda,
and may with propriey be pronounced an elegant
structure Two BowLING ALLEYS are attached
to it aud visitors will fluid at the bar the best ana
choicest otlouors, aud every luxury kno yn in ths
United States.
o. Attendance from 8 o'clock, A. NJ. I'LL 10, r.
Nj. Jaly 90.
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Mr.. G.. MMELLs ADDREss.--'i he address de-
l'vered before he citizens OF Newport by the Rev
ar GAMMELL In commemoration of the virtue
of Messrs. ADAMS and JEFFERSON, is spoken of
IN high terms Oi commentator, and we learn that
copy has been furnished .or the pres. We hope
to get hold of one Of them in early season, that we
may present extracts of it to our readers since we
are assured that coming from a gentleman of so
much taste and eloquence as is Mr.. GAMMELL, il
must afford the reader a rich treat.
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We have been furnished with pamphlet entitled
'Staement Of Facts respecting the go ernment OF
Brown University, published in New iiaven.--
We sbaii hereafter give some precious extracts
from il.
***No compromise has yet been male with tn
members of the S,uior Glass, aud judging from The
present posture Of affairs, there Is no probability
that the usual performances will take place on
Commencement Day.
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To CoRREsPoNDENTs-Wc have received a
communication, from respectable and in!elli gen.
gentleman residing at Key Wea addressed to the
senior editor OF Corans Champion, which would
have found a place in tins days paper, had it not
reached us at an hour too late for insertion. The
writer has intmated tina; he will furnish us q sta
tis,cal account of KY Wesl, place which from
certain circumstances has oi late filled large
place in the public eye.
"W." in our next
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o. street preacher holding forth in Spruce-st
Philadelphia, about furongs distance from the
ter, when suddenly turning to the east, q" THERE"
he exclaimed CTS THE RIVER JORDAN" and started off
Immediately full tilt for the Delaware, followed by his
congregation. Plump went the parson into the water
but The congregation not willing follow their vol
pastor any further than the end of the wharf, and
conceivng that he himself would have objection
rcganing the dry land, they got boat, with which
part them pushed off to hls assistance lie ready
enough to accept their aid
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The new Emperor of Russia has ordered the BIZ
hle Societies to suspend their operations for the
present in his domnions
Hon. Edward Everett (standing orator for Mid
dlesex county, ha. been appointed to deliver the
euiogy at Charlcstown, Mass. on Mcssrs. Adams
and Jefferson. Judge Johnson has been appointed
for the same purpose at Charleston, B. Z. and CAL
win Goddard at Norwich, Con.
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NOTICE.

TNHE Room Of the APPOLONL.4N SOCfE-
l. TY, Central Buildings. was entered on the
day of the late anniversary of American lnjepen-
dcnce without the of the Society, and there
is missing therefrom a chair, on the back Of which
is painted " Old Fellows" and hook containing
the part If the first flute. Whoever has taken pos.
session Of the above articles. will do well 10 return
them 10 the entry OF THO room. "a word 10 he
vise is sufficient" July %.
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"W." liz our next.

THEODORE w. CLAY, Esq. son of the Secre-
tary O State, delivered an Grafton at Lex ngton,
Kentucky, IN the Anniversary of American lnde-
pendence. Mr.. CLAY Is a chaste and classical
scholar, and his production is spoken of as one Of
great merit
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man has been arrested at Georgetown, d. c.
on suspicion Of being the murderer Of Miss Cum
ninghsm. Nothing, says the Metropolitan, has as
yet ransrired, that he answers the description
in every minute particular Of the fellow who for
chilly jumped in tn, young mans gig. TTe ia una
bic to give any account Of himself. and tho daring
and insolent manner in which he behaved to some
of our citizens, together with the similitude he
bears to the person Of the supposed murderer, im.
press n belief that he is tho man.
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rThe Boston Traveller recommends Mr.. Pei.
by or Mr.. Barrett, as Manager Of the Federal-st
Theatre, the next season. Keep cool, gentlemen
Mr.. Kilner will be we'll enough to attend to your
Theatrical affairs with MIR. Finn for an sssociate
during the approaching theatrical season.
Proposals have been issued in Boston for pub
fishing work, entitled Jureniie Miseellan,es.
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Our advices from New Orleans are up to the 7th
instant, and our correspondent informs US that at
The lato election Mr.. Livingston was reelected TO
Congress by a majority Of nearly thousand votes,
over his competitor MIR. Fouche. Report said that
sIr. Gur,ey and Mr.. Brent had also been re.elect-
ed. Several murders, marked with peculiar a,roc-
iy were committed in the city, on the 4th of July.
The Mississippi was verv high, and business dull.
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GJ'JPe ommihcd TO remark, in the proper place,
that the Letter from wttch we Mis day publish an
extract, uiH be dovn 10 any person, pho may b.
sufficiently interested an the a6air 10 be entitled to
riep ofn.
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Marriages.

In Pawtuck.t, Mr.. James Elsoree, 10 Miss Aman-
da +. Reed.
Intumberlanj, Mr. Joshua Fuller, to Miss Sa-
rah B. Horton.
In Newport, Lieut.. Henry Brewerton, Of the U.
s. corps Of Engineers, to Miss Caroline Louisa
Knight, daughter of the late John Knight. Esq. OF
Maryland.
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MORE NEW PAPER HANGINGs.

TNfiE subscribers have just received. three cases
l. of Paper Hangings, among which are a great
variety Of low priced-sone AZ low as 20 cents per
roll. +. QUARLES e. Co.
No. 81, Westminster street, doors east Of
Universalist Chapel.
July %. imis.
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G5-The late report of serious and extensive discon
tents Russia to have originated the nxagger
aed Of ilterate person, who referred the
disturbances after the Death Of Alexander and
which, by design or ignorance, he had greatly magn
6od
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Several vessels are hourly expected, among them
the Columbia, Carpenter, from Honduras, which
will probably arrive this evening, the wind is
now east half south, and promises to chop round to
the south east, before night.
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Mr. and Mrs. BARRETT commenced an engage
ment at our Theatre on Wednesday evening last
as yet they have played to poor houses.