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ADDRESS To THE ,urOAiTeN CHESS rLNti
Thou womb roas cansc Of speculation
OF dsep research and engiiauoar
OF many head aud many nation
Nhile al ~ vain
Have tried their wits 10 answer whether
I'm silver, mid steel. .ilk or iealhef,
Or hanfa parts, or all together,
Consists thy BRAIN
Whca frsi ,iewcd thine awful lace,
Rising ai,aye thai ample case
Which gjtr. Inv eleven fool place,
fhs dsuhlu shne5
] mawril.d whether had seen
OIL N5es himself. ora machine,
or soneddae feed midway betweenl
The disiaaf two
A Sudden sbaaierinr seized nv frame,
With feeling is. deios name,
oi wonder. harror, doubt aud shame,
Thf ioHi sHsrmbh.
deemed thee fofmed Wiih power and will f,
NJ hair rose un--tnY blood stood still
Aud curdtrd Withn lemftlI ch1l,
Which made nc lremble
thought IT. e'er within thy glove,
Thy cold aud ile.hles, hand should move
To rra ou ne the io1cA ould prove
Far wafse iita deaih r.
That | should I've Transform 81, aud zee
Thousands. tni thousands. eazr Oh me,
a living, moving thing, Ilks thse,
When hnsy enriou.. learned aud wise,
RerotI thel,ei.h iuIufiue ey,s
To 6nd Wherein fby mystery lies,
ON th5 sit9 uerh
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Some say = little MN resides
Between iay aarf'n. Tiny sldrsi
AMI r1and iae world WITHIN lher rides
Absarl The notion
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In the brig John. which arrived at Boston a
teW day AGO, came passenger ID. Peace, Assis-
tant Agent OF the Colony of Liberia who rr-
turns on II visit 10 his family. The papers give
the news by th1l vessel, " hich Is the same new ,
oHcr again that ourrcaderS havcalrcady had y
mon2st the news, is that OF the death of several
al the small expedition hastily fitted cut for the
Colony some time a"o At Boston This is seized
upon with great apparent satisfaction by the
Ne"-i ork Enquirer, as an argument 10 decry
the scheme, and rdcllo the honest, cNcrtious
which have been made, aud happily with success.
To establish a colony 10 which persons Of color
may cmigtatc from America But the argument
proves nothing more than We have always cndca-
'pr"d to ncnlcatr, that people. habituarcd 10 the
Eastern climate cannot safely place them.cl,c,
within the tropics They are Is unsafe in Atrlca
At the slcily season rs they would he ut the same
season on ON the coasts the Gulfof Mexico.
We state, from authority, that, at the latest
accounts. the Colony was increasing and pros
pcring beyond anticipation Some evidence OF
il viii be found in the extracts published to-day
and all the letters received from the Colony oi
the same tenor Having always encouraged
this undertaking. and being more and more in
the belief on success. we yet pledge ourselves
To Our renders that, if We sec reason for il IN the
progress oitunc, We shall be as prompt IN rc-
tracing our favorable opinion, and discourage
mg contributions, a. We have heretofore been
earnest and sincere GA the other side. There !,
no possible motive un the part OF any individual
IN thu, country, 10 CLOS over this s'h"mc on 10
mi1reprcSrntth the state on pro>prgtsut the Colony
which have always been airly and caudidy lie
presented by the Board Of Managers
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NIAN1An ENE

The Secrrt diaciasr3-Eoi the last month or
two a speculation mas been carried on in this VI
entity, and We believe also ia every part of the
country, by persons protesting the secret OF en-
ring This Troublesome disorder aud some OF them
pretending 10 be acting under the authority of
Mrs. Leigh and Dr, Yates, whCsc Institution for
the cure OF this unfortunate class of persons, in
the city OF \. York, has attained to considerable
celebrity. Now tine whole secret (which these
itncrants are in possession, has been commit
nicat'd 10 MS, by person who has been d,lY
qualified by them ~ prnfiSc the ant; and which
We hereby make public, tor the double purpose
of putting downa species of quachery, and, il
there is any efficacy IN the recipe of enabling
stammerrrs 10 cure themselves. And we are in
clmed 10 think, that in macy cases, rclief may he
obtained by observing thc following directions
viz:
/. Commence speaking whilst rcspiriug. or. in
other words, when the breath is going out. and
speak slowly. The stammercr aluay attempts
10 speak, whilst drawing in the breath, but sci
dom succeeds IN uttcring a word or sentence, I'M
Ill he ia, taken full INSPIRATION and begins TO
rcspire, when ne speaks nueuty until he begins
again 10 draw in his breath
/ :. Place the tongue Hat on the bottom of the
mouth attempting To speak, The stammer-
. cr tongue always clcaycS 10 the roof aud is
there Kept by striving to speak whilst inspiring. !
). Begin by speaking short sentences and easy
words. The Lords prayer is a good exercise
as il commchccs with word which places the
tongue in good position.
!. Speak sentences Wlth easy words at the be-
ginning, and terminating with hard words FIN
the recipe before Us, direction is given. that the
patient whilst speaking, should place his
band ON the pit ofthc stomach, and press it hard -
This, our informant says, is useless
by strictly observing the above general rules
we believe that many stammCrers may entirely
free themselves from any impeachment in speak.
! ing We know of some who have been cured
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This, too, Is an important era for the Bishops and
Fsefps. The body Of the Church, with IL dis
iine.ise principles, should, tmser al eifcuin-
staeces, b most carefully preserved.
llr who (likc The sun has. by hi nwea-
lied presence. 80 long illumlncd tie councils of
the last Church, and by his bright example, IN
cfented her doctrines and discipline Is now
'cfging To bis evening dcclination. lis last
ray vi lnger around rs. aud sned then mid
ligh' on tise towers OF that ZION which ne has la
bored - faithfully 10 ercct--and which, IN its
strength and parily. j.. the joy Of the whole
earth Nay no clouds appear TO obscure his
de arturo OF storms arse 10 obstruci ms peace
im doscont into The sirut valley aud shadow Of
The tomb. CIERlCUS
fPhiiadeIphia u 1daeriiser
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II ~ tfrn made sasdiug nrd.r, tat april.
c.,iiots ~ ieinr admitted 10 nieubersh ~ might
i be md" ~ shy member of thu .I8ndlne m
miftrt y lp would - the nest meeting pI8pusr
! the nalnc 81 tn applicants
AnaIher nfdrr p1s made that tn Committee
would bod IFS s'aied meeting ~ the federal
Court room IN e,or, Monday al = O'Clock
The meeting then tpokc MP
j Nc are extremely happy 10 find that the fdl
and strong expression OF public opinion "a deei-
dedlt ~ favor Of the association. iIoN could It
be otaefeisrf ~ have sometime, heart The
dcrlataiiap Of sopbi,f in favor Of snicdc, W.
have be1fd '5eoflsi. support the correctness Of
! the prnciPir which asserted thai parfcide vas
Gli1l pclY. vhri the parent became old and at
iliftcd In fat thrrr Is no crime o. folly OF ab-
surdifY. which vii not find advocate a. long as
the world shall br found fo contain persons.
VIA an dl.fu,uish aud divide
hair .t,isf spath anil sonth-,ye.t -i3c,
"a either hand t'irY ID dispute,
toafula. change hlai, and stu epnflte.
Did tbosr valuable orators who imagine they
are admired for their talents. know whai was
really thought fthcm while thy are thus csbi-
biting then ingenuity, they would never attempt
again To gain crcdulty by then defamation
With multitude Of words they oycrWhelm the
iarnltrs Of their hearers; and thcY Danish ideas
by the very dnt Of sound: but rs soon as the
nlnd Is At liberty to reflect reason asserts her
sway, aud all the Grafton bccomr. yalutir-s; the
auditor reeollccts Of the spcal,cr, only that
IT. aa1,rfnre 10 pow By frse
ofugnnclf. q fn'u's M hofHr.
lid prove p IIzl ird b. 10 fowl,
And thu Loud may be m Owl
Of what use IS the frst1 Aud viii he who
would undertake to prove, that what contra
dlftcd by experience. hV SENSE and by universal
testimony, Is spccuIdtvrly true mol trad IA the
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IRoM III rNnS ANnEs

he following extract ola letter, from an 4
merlcdn citizen to ms tficnd in Washington, Ia,
been politely furnished for publication:
NoSrEvnGo, August II. 1870.
We are all anNiously expecting the arrival Of
w + 'isue congress aud the sloop of War
which was to accompany her on TIN, station :
This reinforcement is, assure YOU. ab,ol,,tcI,.
necessary, for the Brazilian men of war yiolafr
the laws of the high seas almost daily -
They capture and make prizes of merchant yrs-
lis of every nation under pretencc of their NJ
tempting 10 break the blockade. The Boston ar.
rred here in good time TO compel thcm 10 relea.,
the schooner Lafavettr ofBaltimore, which had
been captured undcrthe same prctcnce by b,iq
OF war, several miles from and outside oftb,
blockadng squadron; they had consequently
not II shadow of right 10 detoin her Seycla
French vessels were also captured and sent in
L 'radJudIcallon 10 Rio Janero. Had there beer
vessel otwar here; nothing Of the kind woul,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-16

Hotb0dias.-By statement published in the
Christian Advocate, prepared from the Minutes
ofthe British Conferences and Of the several
American Conferences, il appears that thc To-
tai number OF member- ofthe Wesleyan hciho-
dist Societies throughout the world, IS 6l7,3E.
exclusive Of the regular travelling preachers
who are steadily employed IN the work OF the
Ministry. Ofthis number 800 500 under the
care OF American Conferences of the fcmanI-
lng 2s6.5lg, the member, IN Great Britain are
23l .0l5, IN Ireland Z5,5lI; aud in foreign sta
tons 1880. In Great Britain there are si4
preachers; in iceland l3s n foreign countries
- and in the American Connesion, l,406,
making total throughout the world of 2,JlL
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The Danyie (lrginia) Telegraph, in giving
a view oftbc predictions ofthe Il n-rent states.
As regards Aif Adams and Gen Jackson, sass--
" North Carolina and Virginia have 10 express an
opinion: The latter, We are inclined 70 think, will
support Mr.. Adams: although many Of the acts
OF the present Administration are condemned
yct whether shc viii tarn out the present IN
cimbent for new head, Of whose qualifications
superior evidences have not been afforded. Is
doubtful -
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imerien nni EHgio,,a The quebec Gazette
1tlmatrs, thata rupture between Great Britain
aud ne nitcd States has been uuuourcd IN po-
lHcal circles in England and that the Sub.
ioe'> in discussion heln cen them are not likely
TO BE- satisfactorily and amicably adjusted II
mentions also, as progno,tcs Of such rupture,
the appointment, IN 1921, of Engineers TO eA-
anime the state ofthe tortitcatious in the Colo
mis- an appcatto the public on the value of
tue CoIgulc-. nlSertcd in the Quarterly Review
aud attributed 10 one Of the above engineers /;
the mission ofthrec engineers 10 Superintcnd OH
J"eis Of dei'ncc, now going on with activity in
lplcl Canada and Bermuda. We know what
decree Of srrond-Sight the above reporters and
prognostieaiorS possess bat it would require no
great depth OF prescieuce to ioresce that in case
Of serious rupture between the two powers with
in six months after, Upper Canada At least
would 5ccome one Of the United States.
Boston GcHtiHck
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coarca'ion Of Inc Protestant Episcopal church

'VHTtWT7H y M II0TIN0W fYlN0TW IHWW
in the railld staics Of lmtrico.
The convention VIII assemble on Wednesday
next the sth INST in ST Peters Church, in the
city.
Among the lay delegates from the different
States, We have recognized with great Satislac-
ton, thu names Of Horace Binney, Nm. Mere
dith, and the Hon Vim. Drayton, from south
Carolina, a Member OF the Iiausc ofReprsScnta-
tive, IN Congress. II is confidently believe ed,
that Al this Council something will be effected to-
wards the permanent ostabshmcntolth Church
in the United States, and which will render it
less Liable TO those shocks of internal division,
which are sometimes unhappily felt within its
borders. To the distinguished individuals just
named, and TO others not less inferior III her
Councils. We lock for new state OF things.
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by ihi; process. and hope others Will give il a
fan TRIAL. We are 40; able 10 say whether tins
is Mrs. Leigh's system. 1t Is probably part OF
il and We know il Is the Vhete sscrei OF those
who h.,se protested the arr and effected some
cures IN TINS vicinity.
/ Nepporf N II Spectator.
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Eram The NnLinnM ldrnrnil
WASHINGTON lRYING.


The last BlaclH ood S Magazine has a strange
rnmour in it, that Washington Irving is in a fair
way Of marrying Her liighaess thc ArcAduch-
ness Of Parma, The quondam wife of Napoleon !
We take thi, to be an Idle fabrication, worthy OF
the scribbcr once IN their employ, but now dis
carded and not altogether unworthy of Ihen-
dofc Hook J, John Bull. In truth, this lady OF
the PaneNn territories hds been living fol sew
cral years I'VE have reason to THINK since 1917
with the old count Neperg. her chancellor.
lae" noaons OF cqody We must cpntess,) with
one eye, MT IN q state of sinele bic.>cdncss-
The emperor her father has eadeayofcd to re.
i'nc this mode of life ii, his tranontanc con.
quests by Slowerue titles aud wealth upon this
fascinating object Of his fair daughters ailcc-
tons. woman might well conduct thus, who.
al the Congress- OF cron&, could walk arm-in-
arm with the duke Of VI ellington when her hus-
band was dying under the treatment Of his SOW
efeI2n ministers, ON barren rock, and he
himself produced that husbands downfall.
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EPISCOPAL. CONVENTIONS

The PIlllrlphia puPri ,nfurn us Of the great
interest winch has been cicltcd hy the late T.
! pls"opnl Convention. assembled IA that CIV for
] tn purpose Of rlerting IA Assistant Bishop for
j Tue Diocese 81 Pennsylvania. The subject is
alid 10 hayc produced considerable feeling beth
+ lna'd on al the Convention. Our paper oh
+ serves. " that Nr, Meade is sad 10 hr Of The
nnfu5rr OF the Episcopal Clergy distinguished
/ by the tltic E>mgcica,' and Nj Wilson
] of thosc of the High Church. W. are not
n""e OF tue precise mPott otthcsc terms and
therefore do not profess to give any definition
! According TO anoilrrr papci, a blck Minister
appeared to talk hs seat IN the Convention :
bat tic vote was hnalIt against him. Some 9th
cr Ministers appeared 20 represent parishes
from which the bad formerly engratcd these
@ere permitted to take thcr seats. Another
casr, was, OF mipistrrs m few paiishc, in the
. Weston parts Of pcnus, iania--It was moved
10 receive the Churches fist, in order 10 receive
taeIr Ministers afterwards hat the proposition
was voted out, upon the ground that the Con
Scntlon was called tor special pulpotc and
that lis business could not br extended be- oud the
call.
Another paper the Philadelphia Recorder,
presents the following account OF the Proceed
ings ot the Conar ulou
/ NGfriR C0HrcniioH-1hc interest of the sub
Iiert will ofcoursc plead onr apology for dctaiu-
M So lonr the p,iblicatInn of dis ,eaA'. u,n,
as We haycbcra anxion, IN .oi,c 10 opr rr,,crs
the result ofthe Special Convention IN relation
10 the election of nesist,,t bi.bnn A. tl. ,,,,,,,
nntion rested with the clrgoy when thr,, ,nto
was counted il anpearcdtbaf the Rev Mr. Neodc
OF y iroinio had " yotrs and tbc Rev n, VA
son OF penns,lyoui, % -z,,hc,,nnon tbo K.h.
on declared the nomination of the Re-, Ar
! NIcaac. mad a,,nointrd tell,rs on ,ho# nn,t of,L
, laitv 10 receive tboir vote. Hufon, fntbo, w..
,port. w F.: fbaf There vcro IL clqrg,men m the
b,,,5 iona 5,I,. U.,,I m va, " vs.
,i,ea t,,otr> !, WAS ',i,;a,oj,L, a,,a.d hs ,I.,
President tbat Nj. Nr,dc had ma, c,nnnir,l
n,ior,,, ms W ia n,t - rn,.iori,,, ,C IL ',,l
tI,rrrf,re the Ian, we're ma, e,,,,,,cd a. ,,,,.,,
| Ia the ,,t,.on tl'cir MARI l,c ,,li,,;,, ~ ,lis
d,c,sio, Jcn,nds c,t,rol,.. ,orst,,,t;o,, ~
the folloqins article oftbe cop.t,,,t,n,, ,rlatin,
Ia thc ,l.ct,on. Of a Ri.bon q
@ rrc elrr,ion of, li,bon or nj. d,occs,
/ shah br,,ad,. IN Con,c,,f,,, =, Tho t.Il,.i,,,,
,,,,,,,c,. TN. o,,I,rof fla. rI.,,r, .t.,n ,,,,,I
,.,nd etno,,t Ia, halo, s,,,c i, oud ,,,.l
fled cI,re,n,a,, fo, tb,, oDir. and If mis- ,,,.
poi,,t,,a5t he ,n,,ro,cdufhy ths l,,, o,,ln,. IL,
shall he d,rIarcd ,l,l, CIrctrd In tbn =
,,,d ,,o,,i,,tio, ,,,d ,,,,,';,t,,,.,,. :
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-16

The last accounts which have been received
from Colombia, state that Gen. Paez has been
missing several weel,s. ooma conjecture that
he has gone 10 meet Bolivar, others, that he has
bren murdrrad y
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Mcssrs. Russell q IIant-In reference to a
paragraph no" going the rounds ofthc public
papers, STATING in substance that the Hon. iona
than Russell had Withdrawn his libel suit against
seth Hunt, It may be proper 10 say, We are cor
rrctly informed that the suit Is NIL Wiihdr0lca,
hal VIII speedily be brought 10 issue. The c,yus,.
ofthc delay, hitherto, la, bccn'a failure, ON the
pan ol the Commissioners appointed 10 take ev-
idence IN England, to execute thcif commission.
The commission To France has been returned cX-
ccutcd, aud it is Nh Russell's intention 10 pro-
cred 10 trial with but "A very little further delay
iof the evidence from England
[ RnH NinIeSLnnn-
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! have happened Tic nov oftao a3iinon nfoaf
| ffiratn and sloop Of Wat "a our squadron made
an imprfs siau o. these people Whteb Sc perceive
/ ia uli theit arfionF the moment that Tie lunfd
/ s'atrs officer, require Tire release Of American
/ .a5men impressed INTO their service. they arc
/ given up without hesitation. The inhabItant,
/ treat them With rYen fHeater eivlity and polite,
uess ihan the, d. the brazilian officers which o.
mcns badly Of laeiiit, IN heir Jurisdiction
! The Brazilian l,ct ~ tins harbor consists OF
/ Gtc large friga'es, one sloop Of war and SIX o.
/ oirfi hrirs aud srhsoucf, under the command oi
an ndiniral, the commander in chief of Ia Ma
/ iesty's Naval Force. They have, bosides this,
another sqna Iron mp the river under the com.
maud of Admi.8l Norton. which Of tsclf. Is f,f
/ superior 10 The whole B1rnos AyrIan Natt
/ Notwithstanding tins, Admiral Brown attac,s
/ tbcm with hs mall force aud is alVay, ictori-
Gus. from what have seen, the Bnalins
have about five vessel, 10 Browns onc, and about
tWrntv fsr guns 20 one. Ills hae shtp Is no
thnr more tbah urrcrHnt ship ri about four
| hundred tons. pierced iot twenty four oighrcn
Founders long guns. Ills whole forrc consists
Of fourteen sail aud about eighty guns
Annctlon Wa fought on the Joth April IN
which Brown was ngnlu victorious, although he
attacked eight sall With only urcr, forcing his
Hay through their Inc, and compelling them to
haul or and rcpnir damage One Of fhcr briggs
arrived here The other day, with her captain bad
Is wounded. aud srtrn inrn killed and wounded
Her hull Is ,ery much eat up, and hen spars are
80 much mined 10 require new cncg. Nearly
dr whole of her ,rcn are English and American.
II appears that sbr received the greatest pat Of
Brown, ire. aud va tbr only one who attempt
I'd 10 20 u!thin pistol mot Of hls ship. The Land
forces are as successful rs the squadron
a.
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Freact opinions Of the taitcd Sioies The
JoUaai des Dcbois for the 18th of August. in
speaking of thc death of Adams and Jefferson
ON the 18th ofJuly last. breaks out into the fol-
lowing cuIoeium OF Our country.
" Fifty years had elapsed on the 18th of July
last, since the day whon tue most distinguished
citizens otthe United States, assembled in sight
Of a powerful enemy, drew up aud signed the
declaration OF Independence, the Fundamental
act Of the great republic OF the new world. Fiji
y years hatn seen this plant at first 50 weak
spring up and grow ill it mas become one of the
sturdir,toi trees, and now stretches If, shadow
from the ATLANTIC 10 the Pacific Ocean. over a
territory more extensive than the continent OF
Europe. and where, perhaps, in few centuries
the arts and sciences OF our quarter of the Globe
will find thcir surcst refuge New generations
have here grown up under the protection OF
wise and equal laws; they have sprinl4lcd the
WILDERNESS, with cities and covered every sea
with their sails. They have done vet more ;
they have preserved purity Of morals and the
empire OF yirtur.-Thatnato is ever most rcli-
eious whose citizens are permitted 10 worship
cod in the manner then couscicnccs approve.
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I Boa. Statesman

\ y. Orleans pnpcr states that Gen. Ripley who
is 10" q te-sdeni of that vicinity, intend, pub
h-hna his thoughts OF the Campaigns Of the late
Wan ON t1c borders ofthc GanadaS. The Gene
raj was an eye witness of many interesting e.
vents IN tbHt quarter, aud is held 10 be capable of
GIVING the public valuable work
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q Observation-Disclosures
SISA al Campbell December Courta merit, a negro
b04 Cook. belonging 10 the ttate of Pdrhani l.
daas, to satisfy spnd,y claims against the said
taate. THOMAS \. OLIVER. 1dln'r.
ofParham adams decd.
Nor Q t3c36
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In the western parts OF Pennsylvania, says the
Freeman journal, sugar from the maple tree
- manufactured in great quantities. The ar
ue'r Id, ,o,d tortrH, when imported sugar of
no better quality, has sold for hrclte cents per
pound
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Argentine lNna iaofoaid - now exhibiting
NJ Feae's Museum, in Nrw-l orl>. It was re
Gently brought to That city from Batavia II is
about thirteen feet in length, and nom three to
Jour inches in circumference.
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JsLCoIiEN, Jr. 4 BROTHERS.
DLNMIL Sn1Ip LnTrEn1.

e .ohiI NAiioN aud Formulation system, 10 he drawn
- IN Richmond on the 18th day OF December. scheme
4o'"W DOLL1RS, 1000 DOLLARS.
10000 DOLLARS. - ofIooO D0TTdpS
5000 DoLLIRS, lScf 500 DOLLARS,
1000 D0LLARS, "A IF 200 DOLLARS
1000 DOLLARS, ls6 Of 80 DOLLARS
Ih'sE 'cry brilliant scheme. Tickets are now low,
HALVES, ~ - -
Can for fortunate numbers al our lucky Office.
sept" JONES \ TOLER.
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period for which the sarue..person shonii
be eligible to the Presidency at the Uol-
te,. States
In TIE House OF Repre,entntivts--hr.
ThOmss n. oil, Representative from
The state of of Pennsyl, aoia. IN the pleee
Of the Hon Patrick FarIelly, deceased, APP
prarrd, and Was qualified.
TIE following gentie.len we're annouAe
ed As composing the committee on the a
mend DeGts proposed to the constitution
of the United States BY Mr.. MeDulie, OF
). 6. VIZ: Messrs. Nc Duilie III ). e.
Lincoln OF Name, Bartlett of y. II. Bal
ley of Mass. Pearcr of X |. Maltocks III
Vermont, Huffman OF ". 7. Cassidy OF
\. }. Markl.y OF Penn. N'Bane of Del.
Little of Md. Stevenson of Va. Saunders
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