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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-05-18
The manner IN geh,ch 10 hrcpent Crows
from hutiing IN Ldian C1i.t..


Dcaue's New England Farmer SAYS to
prevent birds and vermin from putting up
the corn, steep some i'll a strong Infusion of
Indian Poke, or refuse tobacco, ana scatter
it over the ground before the corn is up
White threads stretched over field of corn,
will prevent crows from alightng upon it.
But doubt whether this will deter any o.
ther birds" A gentleman, in conversation
with the Editor, observed that he had been
in the habit for some years of protecting his
young corn plants from crows, by threads of
white cotton yarn, as recommended by DIR.
Deane. He says, however, that the threads
must be large, like what spinsters call rope
yarn, or they will no. answer the purpose.--
Colourcd threads, or those which are not
large enough to make formidable appear
| ance in the eve of crow, will not deter the
sable depreG arors from their work of mis-
Chief Our urinformant says he has seen crows
arre sted in their fight towards a corn field,
and has observed them shea,Ing off with a
croak Of alarm, when they have perceived
these threads, which perhaps to them ap-
pear to be connected with some gunpowder
plot, nlenacing destruction. 1t seems that
crows, like some other bipeds, are sometimes
too cunning for their own interest, ant. out
wit themselves by supcrabundant caution.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-05-18

A gentleman arrived at St. Louis on the
9th of April, from Prairie du Chicus, states
that on the 22d of March, about nine miles
above Fort Crawford, Mr., M1ToD, his wife,
and three children, were murdered by a
patty Of Indians. supposed to be Winpeba-
roes. 1t is further stated, that the civil au-
thorities apprenenled twenty four of the Of
Tenders, and upon examination, discharged
twelve, and retained twelve for future trial.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-05-18

american Medical Society--James Tha-
cher, M. ID. Author of the American New
Dispensatory, and of the American Modero
Practice, &c. has announced q the puAic
that he is about to commence !, work to be
entitled +" American Medical Biograph4," in
connexion with a history of the rise an! pro-
grcss OF Medical Science in America, from
the first settlement of our country.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-05-18

II ever a Prince lived who had rcasoA Y
complain Of rebellion in his own fanny,
was the late king John OF Portugal. NJ
first son, Don Pedro, the rghtful sicecssoc,.
to the throne, WAS made Vice Roy Of blal't'
and rebellcd against his father, declared ''
empire independent Of Portugal, and ob:a'h
ed from his father, by the asenc" q lW'
British court, a recognition of his reDsiiio'
His second son, Don Miguel, who It IS snp
posed will succeed to the crown, showed h'S
loyalty likewise, by another act Of reotinn:',
The poor king was compelled to ask the w,
of foreign minsters--he escaped ON boafa
British man of war, where he rubished 9
proclamation denouncing Don Miguel as
ebel. who was obliged to repair on beard ailo
ask hls fathers pardon on his knees. s'Fe,
ly two rebels arc cnoua in all conscish'
for one royal family.-No- the Queen wiz
likewise rebei--she conspired with hcg *
Don Miguel, to deprive her husband O Y
crown, and he, on his resumption of his rs
gal Office, condemned her by proclamaue,...
to banishment. His loving consort, when =.
Punishment, issued another proclama'os,',,
denounciny his majesty as super-annnat1s,.'.
fool and declaring that she cnccived han's.' -
ment from his presence no disgrace. o!' 9"
| hu:.or.-Three rebels il enc royal ta"'
,vb ~ ,jn,i,tv the op;rcey - i>r.rn W." :
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-05-18

Il letter from Moute Yideo, dated Febru-
lry lst represents the force of the p.trints
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-05-18

Reminiseence.-By an ordinance of Con-
grcss, 1884, the territory northwest OF the
Ohio, and east ofthe Mississippi, was erect
ed into ten new states, BY the names OF AS
senisipia, Chersonesus, lllinoia. Metropota-
mia, Michgania. Peaipia, Polypotama,
Sylvania, Saratoga, and Washington. BY a
subsequent act, the above territory was di-
vided into three districts And By still later
acts, the large and flourisnirg states Of o.
ho, Illinois. Indiana, and ,hc territory OF
Michigan have been formed.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-05-18

sovereignty ofthat country.
William Foster, a respectable and wor-
thy minister of the Society of Friends, when
in the State of Ohio, became acquainted with
the people of colour, Of Brown County, and
returning to England, he made their wants
known to other Friends, who prepared and
sent to CINCINNATI, for the use of the aged
and the children, $50 pieces of clothing, and
a number of other articles. Books have been
since sent to Philadelphia, tor the same peo-
pie. This squire, practical, and tlisintercst-
ed benevolcnce.
A fisherman near Warren, Rhode Island,
lately caught fish who had secreted in his
NAV lady's green silk indispensable, con-
tanning an ivory box of rogue, few love let
ters, some original poetry copied from old
news papers, a bunch of curls, two teeth
made of wax, four yards Of tape, and some
large bar OF steel, intended for corsetts He
must have been bound to the invisible re-
! gions, to introduce the fashions amongst the
fnny tribe.l
Elohemcnt---A man by the name of John
Scanting, in Alexandria, Ohio, a husband
and the father of seven children, has left his
own wife, and eoped with the wife of his
neighoor, who was mother of two children.
Both left their respective families in the
night, while their nnsuspccing partners and
) tender offspring were asleep.
The District Court of the United States
tor the Southern district of New-York has
condemned to be sold, for the payment Of
: duties. $50 chests of tyson skin tea i,nport-
ed into Phiiad. by Mr.. Edward Thompson
and subsequently exported to New-York II
the schr. Waterloo. This decision onerate,
, severely upon Joshua and William i,ippin.
, cot, OF Philadelphia, who had a strong CLAIM
, upon the property thus condemned to til,
! use and benefit Of the government
:, a letter from Moute Yideo dated Febru
airy ist repreSents the force of tha pa4.;a4,
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MEDICAL PRIZE Essay

tOPY OF letter the Proprietor Of tho Medical R..;
- and his reply. f"'S'
ST-One who somewhat drpo-ed 10 beoorn.
Tor your medical pIize, would be glad 10 be
Pouson's Philadelphia paper, whether he 1, 10 unssS
word History in the Question Gout &c 10 refer t an
count OF the Order aud progress symptoms or =,
oien detail ofthe diseases their first
ueatmen; adopted by various
point will limit the range Of research. N'n'
tePy-The word History su account of,h. o,d.
anu progress OF the symptos of the dease of liz
founded On such fat confirmed by good authority q, -
such treatment as has been provedo saceecd hest in IL,
and not ali historical detail ofike disease since M frat ap6ea
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LAW SCHOOL.

1WE sirth session Of the iaruschoo a, E,.asan in ,s
county % CuH6erlond the stage road leading from th
Rahiedses bdse, near Farav in tie county, Of p,;nst
hi'G'd within three and bali mile. s Gane, r,xs,
the commonwealth OF PiTgsa, will ooumep,e q. tbr 90,
nonsay IN April next, on the usual MS For IN ns,;., &c
all who have been at ~ without the ea,, apprehension i
united appreciation As take moe than sir or sL,
gentlemen to live with me menbe NY f,ni,y bosE
IKE 10 hear from In e who be disposed TO enr b In
uI't 81 March until which time, shall lie here
ca with the addition Of three comfortable Offices in H. I'D
gentlemen. T;RFEn ~ 70, %, yy y,hS
~ m An aua"%ny io' to<V' 49, BI---wtisfaI
n; All who have ever prslished motto. of th. ,eiooI
wpe Peased 10 do hagain week. until the first al
inent. - fae .or pay
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VA y'ng 70 swear to. Had lie then dona what he h ~,
norsed h 70 do ~ 10 ~ other the matter would Nav.
ended but he positively refused 10 take me a ,ecu
sno hen proceeded to 6ne in the Of 300 and =
noh'Ns mrrrsormen without ba rapprsc. This, I thinl
"a s9u'utns to punish greater than Dir Riddiek nr
o. psgoy, MT D. Puryear and Mr. D. Hsws were then hned
Jail 10 some small sum, and think thre,
h very pathetic manner, pro,pS before stated
IN, sors reply was, that in custody OF the mar
IsapPossd, 70 marx time. Then sked bin,
P mo the Literary Fund Every dollar was wsrth in the
i n.,ns whath committed Of, and deprive u OF
NY 'eyi or ws,then upwards Of fly years Of age and
@ ,s put 10 l, IN all life for debt even add that
curing the Revolutionary fought for liberty and
ndtpe1denee. All would sues 20 aii mu,t 90 and
keep me company OF the mean~t of the Srest;on .iS
season OF the yesr which like 10 ba v, Terminated
stenee tor the Chancellor well knew wa, .,b;sc, - 49,
.e o, inc govt fact, had net been a! horne mo,c
nh ~ uays peore had like to have died with Que Of ther
mn "e, enowei'zeir to remark, further evidence OF
house, the Chancellor asked him what had b,coms S az
Stke. lie ordered the marshal and lis depu,v 70 ,,nss a.
thehouse forthwith, (alho' the court was IN .,s "
son ie 10 wait on upon him open his court. =, ~ ,s
ana summon company Of armed neu and take ; .hrs;
oiny tins Sarke TO Justice The marshal and hi,
eodmSiy came with about twenty arms. eariei mt
effect the Chans, ior's particular wish. have NEE re-,
The negroes before mentioned ir Ridack esrr.s
,he night the afidavis against ,ays nohing about b
least that might he of guessing charge, sssn me -
the ChGncelo for evil advising Mr. Ridiiek ItLouelt
o testimony 10 prove coa,t.rt
wan reason Will now close these few remarks. which il, AZ
we as my memory serves correct; should there be
aoun' Oh he subject refer the public the alav tben
selves IN The CadnesTy Office, Riesond filed the before
D,. ,u aa. JOHN STARkE.
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one OF the Editors Of this paper. happens to want
the only thing which can make parallel striking;
to wit, resemblance: for, it is not true that Mr..
TILES expected be applied to by the Citizens of the
District; nor is it true, that either of the Editors of
,ns paper mas had the slightest agency in bringing
him forward. The idea of Mr. G. never entered into
our head; nor have penned solitary line tospro-
mote his election If he be elected, il is the sole
act and deed OF the Citizens of the District They
Drought him forward; it is their vote only which
can elect him. II is their right to choose him: and
nothing but the attitude Of things at Washington
couid have made them think of exercising this
nsht. They must suppose that man of his re-
u'a'ion and experience is well calculated for this
season: ior that he has reputation abroad we refer
me Baltimore Patriot to the columns of his own
Neighbour, IN the I'd No. of "The Freeman's Ban
ner recently established in Baltimore: The Editor
Oh winch, speaking of Mr.. Giies's speech in 1914.
which he reported lit was afterward. lost on the
capture OF Washington says of it: at was never
printed II seems the chief justice has sought for il
~ VAN. unfortunately for Mr.. Giles it was lost
we say unfortunate for MIR. Giles Il was perha ns
the most stupendous effort of his supendous powers
OF debate; possessing such einbamins qualities, that
OF Itself IL would suffice to rank him In after ages
among the most irresistible debaters in the long and
splendid roll Of American SENATOR'S
:, a letter from Washington, of the 9th, to the
A1N"o'S "uiols STATE mat Tie Committee of the
eenate had on that day concurred in report az In
.i'e manner OF eleciing the President Sc of the u
o. Inc following are the features: The people
10 vote directly in electoral DISTRICTS TIE elections
70 be made in August: Congress to meet in Oc,o-
Der every 4lh year, if one has majority, ON
counting the votes, the two highest candidates 10
go DacS TO the people, &e.- Mr.. Benton il the
chairman OF this Committee; and we know tha,
i's Hepor! is looked for with great anxiety The
Sreat OBJECT IS TO keep the election out of the
rouse Of Representatives OF The u. S. Most poll
WIN agree upon this desdera,um. Its attain
ment MUST necessarily be a. the result of cn;, of
anty' ana oil that mutual Difference and concession
winch the peculiarly of our political situation
renders Indispensable" (Gm. Wushineton,s
.eter 10 Congress, accompanying the Co,lstiiu-
sLJ0 We regret that MIR. Edward Iioya of Ma
mas resigned his seat in the Senate OF the IT. S. ON
account OF continued indisposion.
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One funded Doiia,s Rewo,d

X hNhm Az nom thesuhscriher the ih (. yJso , ne =
CO. ~ man named Tos Stauen % years old and about
~ IL ender made an vsase, not very black ha. down
"hsn spoken TO- dull voice had on when he went
bst. Tom raised h A. ~ ; p-"'s''oi' ann Wool
county, miles above Crtef.y,lle snd ~
The same place he vaonee Lo,,n,n nei iIVny on
he has procured free psers ana ,yI oI,. p''1ipIe
VII give the above reard for him IL taken on, Of ,,
State. think Tom viii e,,issvns ~ 80 tsNen ~ IN"
Tn o, "'e JOHN HILL.
sf---2t&.ytf
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
PURLIC DnCILhfE MT

The Presiden; & Directors Of the Board ofPublic
Works, in obedience 10 the act entitled an act 10
create Fund for Internal Improvement beg leave
TO report to the General Assembly, that the Fund
Tor Internal Improvement consisted on the Ist day
OF December, 1929, Of the following stocks
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UOEIEN'S

L0ttcTY Y E1efdngc- Office, III Af,,l.
BALTIMORE; NS'-SVetk,
HdsTe NOR egPR1i pTises have been' o1,s,., =,
ether OG'cs in 6pr,ys,,, "'N mar % aug
= orders from any part u the U,;,sI g,
P f,'s ~ % y tg PT,y..e Conveyance stelo IL, P'
punciusl alie non As n on WIN ee the prompt az
pn,,s oomEN ira BRGTnGRs' I s, lid %
forward bss re,,,, er. may o. ~ tpts ,sb e,sg
nSd s,liys 700 a'e the e asT otde's
hand. " ''o 'pVsl adtiisble scheme then 90
= rsFf
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FOREIGN AL1RGrErc

Inc ~ Albion of the l4th gives the follow
ing skefeh OF the late news by the Corintbi.n and
The John Wells; with the speculation on the cans-
soi the commercial fuctuation. IL pu,s the
whole matter In a nutshell
ihere Is no political news of any impoYtanc.
~ VIC "''tess IN the money market, not only in
London and Paris, but throughout the con,;nent l.
almost without parallel. The funds have faIler "a,
poiy' and The foreign securities are at prices a,os,
nominal lhis general scarcity of money has fore
Gu almost every thing into the market thar ,v,s
aieapie' ana which, selling at reduced price has
caused further decline in cotton az well =, o,ho
ARTICLES Several failures, as may be expected have
taken place. particularly in the West of England.
anu among The rest two Banks -,hat of Sir w
hiiord q 20. at Plymouth, and the Bank At Ash
o"r'on. general panic seems to be prevailing
the Kingdom. re- ~'e
We are naturally led to inquire into the cause
Oh all THIS distress, SINCE but few months apo En-
gland was represented to be prosperous & happy.
ihe cause as Is justly observed by the Courier.
nes not oeep-t Is TO be found upon the surface NJ
the monied transactions Of the country Itis over
"ading' more especially in foreign loans and Joint
e'ock Specuia one draining the country of
specie The Other, Inducing people of gambling pro-
pensl'ies TO vest ALL and often more than all bs;r
aisposaoie funds in lotteries where there are all
blanks and no prizes. Promises of large prof,s
were oil course held out, and people were fed unon
their hope; but time-the test of all things "a,
ieneh wrought out the delusion and its fatal effects
very visible
Many attribute these disasters 10 the cotton
speculation. We do not. That fatal mania I'M
doub eddy has had it's share in the general mischief
II may have fastened the present deplorabe cr;.;s
but certainly did not produce it, The cotton
moreover, although fallen in price, was still worth
something, while much of the joint stock was alb
soiuteiy worth nothing-one is a substance. the
other merely a shadow. But independently Of
Joint stock gambling and cotton speculaions, there
has been oyer-trading in mercantile business gene
rally, for the last two years.
" But it should not be supposed that the nreson,
disasters are irreparable Many have suffered
and that severely; but the advance and expansion
OF business was predicated upon a good founda-
ton, only we have built too rapidly The Carl
age In fact went faster than the horse. and ,yss
destroyed BY its own velocity
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COHEfI'S

I10''e'y Exchange Office, IS, S. Third street.
4. a,c.A, PHILADELPHIA.
" cohens Ofhee high prize, have bee, ots.;O
tn1n y sny Other of5ee m A9e,,es; , oA'1s s
Soo se'pss' Of 10000, 1000 5000 aoooo 1000
yaer' rom any par, Of the Union ,peIo.;,v e.b a.
H on tsidl will The same prornp, s,teuon :.
Jan. ~. ''' Or DNoTHBR6, Phlsdephs.
IA ~
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To coRREspoypEN1s end nr.nrrs

,, 70 CORRESPONDENTS end READERS
we lay before readers variety of article, VIII. mo-
nave Prene'ahen some OF them have strong cl, unon
mex auentien-The Essay Of Planter is upoa one Of d.
most Interesting subjects vheL will cumr befu,. ,c ILL,
aie aa the writer qualified TO write upon it. lie is io no
reep"e measures but recommends the Legislature 10 avail
path. IL thew would only drcc, further suy1ty IL he naJr
ny men the best qualified 10 make the Legislature would
o. The river-We give also the por Of che board Of b
e - os pleasing TO see that the Fluid iuiprovnSTle
.ee and orgh much OF the topics which hi r te, What
e uIsenee oil opmon may prevail about the position. Of
E'ara, yet none will dispute the Importance Of his
SUBJECT OF the ability with which he d.cu.sr. a Citi-er
ane" plan for el-etng The Preieui, &C. Of the u g.
fhocton treats IN, niaer With yea, and .,
ter OF DR. Mi'eeN written frank and fraiIes, Spirit
native Of Virginia. i,"P ,@' ~
On the 10Th iu,t. NJ Lo-ust HILL ,urr ",
frs,ar bONNICASfL TILE, Of the Uuiy.rs,tv If V,r,ui,
Ann MAsoN siess daughter Of Charlie, Tut, Esq
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NOTICE

@ 90 q me ,ne aanagers Of the VIRGINIA
- sGATE LoTTER Z ,for the benefit Of
"a, b,,;o Co. hsye opened Oce in lsorfs ulsr
n p;ea % 'he hrn will be conducted IN un,v 9Th ms.
b. obts.ue5 s ~ ee'aogda,en respecting otterie will
'' Vic equal sc,iities At ,ither place. ~
J. a. YATES,
v,,s,,s. n. a. q M.1,IMTYaE, d1G"'gr'
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Total amour, of the Fund in Stocks,

Total amount of the Fund in Stocks, Loans and
Cash:
Permanent fundsin Stocks Aig95t II
Dspo'a1e funds M stocks 535,sS0 10
Surpln, and appropriation fund in James River
Certificates 1850 90
To wLiei. sum add balance ,hc credit Of the fund
on,hs Book, Of the Treasury 10000 GO
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HIGHEST PRIZE.
LOO, eco nOJ,T.ARcy

The whole psyabe ~ CASH end which a. i 20 ~,
DRAWN. 'HO'iH"i ihEf AXE
Whole Tickets sl2 Quarters So 90
Halves Il EioL,b. ~
10 be had IN fbe rre,fe,, -. "a - 'V
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S-UJo<oI
Upon the Productive part Of the Permanent and
DispoSsble Funds there have been received since
The FIRST day of December. 1924, for Dividends
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$3.50 Ok


TIial amour, Of dipo.abe fund,, 6s3,sSo %
James River certificates of loan purchased with the
nnenpio, inoaey set apart out OF the Fund
ior Internal lmprss eutnt. for tire payment Of the
inereston certificates VI James River company
loans S0SOo IN
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The Editor Of the Sc Sentinel If the polley''
(of Woodstock, Shenandoah county, is at Wash
ing'on, and p.blisIes an account OF The conversa-
ton ne held on the 18th with Opothie Yoholo, the
principal OF the Delegation of the hostile Creeb,
Party. We should suppose, from the language OF
tie Indian Chief, that there as very little pros
pect OF . satisfactory accommodation of the Creek
Controversies. YohoIo AYERS that the sale of the
lands was not authorized by the nation; I'd adds
that "not having received value for our lands in
a manner coDsonant with our views of the nstionsl
jnstice mot realizing even in Imagination, the
right OF the United States to eject US from posses
sions obtained by virtue OF our birth right al
though such possessions may have been os,ensibiy
wrested from US by the usurping power oil the NJ
Iniosb influence, we proudly maintain the authority
OF the lords OF the soil, and should we lose the en-
joyment OF its pleasures and Us profits we can al
least declare the injustice Of the measure and the
cruelty Of tie persecution"
The Editor Of the Baltimore Patriot may rest
assured, that be was never cut out for prOphet,
or an Interpreter or politician. lie ha. most
wIe,chedly mistaken his forte II was but the
other day. that exposed of his blurders abou,
MIR. Giles--and his misapplicatons Of oae Of the
passages Of Sbakespesr. " We have now another
exposure to make" The " Telescope - which he
puts into Shakespear's hands, IL most marvellous
ly false one; since it " sees what never could be
seen" The parallel which he draw between MIR.
Giles and Richard the 3i-and Buckingham aud
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THE UNION CANAL I0YTFPy

vr,ry oF PsNEsYLvAEIA,
w IL oe drawn IN TIC city Of Philadelphia on Vefneair
oSE pRfyylrGHPfb, (Februsry) and he completed 70
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n IoHnGoMD, JAN 81
VIRGINIA LEGIsLAYUaE.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
thursday. Jan. l9.-The Speaker laid before
the House the following letter from the Governor:
EXECUTIVE DEpARrMKNr
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PERMANENT FUNDS.
i2S i-2 Shares Of Stock the. Little River ruppii
fetal amount Of Permanent Fund, ST.
OISPOSABLE FINDS.

DISPOSABI.E FUNDS.
Stocks acquired by the application of the in
come OF the Fund Tor Internal Improvement, and
disposabe according to the 18th section Of the act
creating that fund, viz:
375 Shates the Bank oil v;rroi, lent 20 Riehmond
:; Duck company $500 90
80 Faimcr's Bank Of Va. $3.50 10
% Bank oil the Valley 5000 Oh
% James River cofupny. 600 w
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81 we regret that MIR. Edward Lioyd of Md.
mas resigned his seat in the Senate OF the IT. S. IN
account OF continued indsposiiion.
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rice Of Tickets only 10 dollars:
! o. highths, m packages or shares Of pack
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,tis ascertained that NATHAN SANFORD is
elected Senator of tie United States from the
otate OF Kew York, TO III the vacancy occasione
oy the expiration OF the erm for which Mr.. KING
was elected. Mr. sASpRp will take his seat i'm
iheoia'eiy, ara the time or which he will have to
e"ve' VIII oeHve yearsfrom the 4th day of March
ne~'' rat. Int.