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wch Islands, in Oct. Mayhower, ofPlymouth, 2soO;

wich Islands, in Oct. Mayhower, of Plymouth 23OO;
winslow, ofN Bedford, 1900.
BOSTON, April l7-arr brig Tamworb, Girder
Pernambuco, 81. Left ship Canton Packet, for Sa-
settles, do. Cid brig Carroll, Patterson, Mobile;
schr Exchange, Snow, Matanzas.
18th, arr schr Wave, Polleys, Portland. Cid ship
Talma, Soule, Havana and Europe; brig Sally and
Esther, Richards, Havana; schr George, Glover, c.
Haytien.
10Th. arr brig Patron, Tsnny, Halifax; sloOp Rose
in Bloom, Farrs, Saco. Signal for a brig. Cid.
brigs Pharos, Atkins, St. Thomas and market; u
TINA, Rowe, Surinam; schrs G Henry, Crafts, Hail.
fax; Billow Barker, do; Julia Ann. Mayo, Mosquito
Inlet, +. +.
NEW-YORK, April I6--arr ship Columbia, De-
ano, London, and 20 ds fr Plymouth; brgs Pleas
ant, Bailey, Savannah, s; Ann Maria, Crowell, 81
Johns, N B ! l; schrs James Varney, Boyd, Mobile,
20; Hussar, Way, Wilmington, 2; Am Hero, Eustis
do 4; Columbia, Westport. Cleared, ship Niagara,
Brown, Charleston; brigs Sophia, Gillcnder, Havre;
Nautilus, Frost, New Orleans.
18th, arr ships Frances Lawrence, Mobile, Is;
Louisa, Reeves, Belfast, 80; brig Herald, Ripley,
Ponce, p r I5; soops George and Mary, Walden,
Newport, |; Herald, Brown, Providence, !. Cid.
Hyperion, Gray, Havre; Tuscalc osa, Hart, Brazil;
Tontine, Jennings, Havana; Rubicon, Bourne, do;
Hannah and Elizabeth, Rolling, Tanpico; Mattea'
wan, Waterman, st CrOix; Venus, Teshew, Key
West; schrs Betsey Pierce, Buck HALIFAX; Hunter
Crowell, st Johns, N Il; Ohio, Pike, Charleston;
sloop Huntress, Providence.
18th, arr Artbonette, Port au Prince; Abeona, and
New Packet, Savannah. Cid Atlantic, Belfast.
10Th, arr Elizabeth & Rebecca, Wilmington, Del
Cid Exchange, N Orleans.
PHILADELPHIA, April l6-arr ship Alexan-
der, Baldwin, Liverpool, 80; brigs Lshgh, Howell
Gibraltar, 60 Joseph, Tilton, N Orleans %; Ann,
Edrdge, Havana, 8. Cid ship Langdon Cheves,
Charleston; brig Clio, Mobile; schr Good Return,
Maracaibo.
i7th, arr schr Eleanor, Morse, Richmond A. Cid
brig Navarro, Girdon, ). America.
BALTIMORE April ,4-arr schrs Mexican, and
Hermes, Charleston. Cid brig George p Stevenson,
Cuba; schr Otter, Providence.
18th, arr schrs Sarah and Priscilla, Travers, Ma
tanzas Z; Argonaut, Bossere, St Andreas.
ALEXANDRIA, April l4-arr brig Frederick,
Barrett, RIO Janeiro, 81. Sailed, brig Eliza, Pat
rick. st Thomas.
NEWBERN, April 7-arr brig Eden, Lamotte
St Thomas. Cid schrs Mentor, Mason, st Barts;
Ann, St Martins.
CHARLESTON April s-ar scbr Young James
Hall, Providence, 8; Florida, johnson, Cape Florida
60 hours, with part Of the cargo Of schr Gen Pike.
9th arr Br ship Hannah, Rhodes, Liverpool, 81
brigs Sophia, Alvellhe, Havana, 6; Catharine, Hill
do; schrs Mary Ann, Burr. Of Warren, h New Or
leans, and III ds fr tho Ballze; Mary Perry Marble
Of Newport, fr Darien, VIA Tybce, 10 hours. Clear
cd, ship Nimrod, Allen, Gresnock.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
AR RIVED,

WEDNESDAY Aprl ls.
Schooner James Burrll, Hall, from Philadelphia,
with white lead, to Grinnel & Son, and sugar to
Seth Adams, Jr.
Schooner Domestic. Hall, from PHILADELPHIA, with
-four, to s Adams, Jr.
Sloop Spartan, Presbury, from Taunton.
Steam boat Washington, Bunker, from New
York.
THURSDAY, april I9.
sloo? Charles, Speman, from Albany, with grain
sloop Traveller, Cranda, fin Albany, with gram
to the master.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, from Troy.
sloop Euphrates, Pratt, from Saybrook.
=, sloop Catharins and Maria, Penney, from River
Sloop William, Miller, fr East Greenwich.
Sloop Henry, Caswell, fr Rochester.
Schr Dorcas Hawes, Baker, from Saco.
schr Boxer, Phillips, fr Albany.
FRIDAY, Apra 20.
Ship John Brown, Lawton IL ds fr Havana, with
moasses, sugar ant coflee Isaac Bowen, ESQ., pass
enger, andE ]. Mallett. Left, April 7, Sampson,
Purkls, OF and for thus port, 6; Perseverance, of
Newport, from Campeachy; Harvest, Eldrsdye, of
do unc; Susan, Gibson, Trieste, 3; Ursula, Lincoln,
OF Warren, for New Orleans, 2; Mexican BALTIMORE
ilth; Lucy, ellis, waiting freight; Crusader, An
thony, New York, 3; United States, Kennedy, Glib
raltar, Z; Tayete, Shaw, Marseillcs; Boston, Bell,
Portsmouth, N llth; Dromo, Morgan, for New
York, same day; Emelne, Burgess, just arr; II. II.
Douglass, Hardy, discg; Marcia, Maybcrry, Of and
Tor this port a Fame, Bigley, do 1; George, Perry,
do, 8; Mary, Andros, do 6; Olive Branch, Giaddng,
Bristol. 1; Exchange, Robinson, Portland, loading;
and others reported by the Ann, at Philadelphia.
Schr Rebecca, Woods, from Philadelphia, ds fa
the Capes with corn, flour and coal, to Seth Adams,
Jr. and Stanford Newell.
Schr Washington, Eldredsc, ds from Charleston,
with cotton and sugar.
Schr Betsey 4 Eliza, Baxter, from Boston, with
drugs, fruit, provisions wine, rum. soap and merchan
disc, to Dyers & Manton, and others.
Schr Olive Branch, Blanchard, from Brunswick,
with lumber.
Schr Gov. Brooks Couillard, from Frankfort, IL,
with lumber.
Schr Diligence, Howes, fr Bangor.
Soop Huntross, Read, DIS from New York, with
cotton, to J. Dunnell x Co.
Sloop Edward, Smith, from Baltimore, A ds FIR the
Capcs, with -four and corn, to David Barton and
Daniel Arnold. Left eastern schr. loading for
this port.
Soop Polly and Sally, Burt, from Taunton.
Soop Cyrene, Cook, from Tiyerton.
Soop Canton Grape, Spencer, fr Nantucket, with
oil and candles to Charles Hadwen.
Sloop Emenc, Miller, from bristol.
Soop Eliza, Smith, fr Warren.
Soep Mount Moriah Mathewson, fr Warren.
Soop Ann, Manchester, from New York, with
cotton, -four, rum, &c. to Seth Adams, Jr. E. Dyer
& Co. J. Dunnell & Co. and others.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Reynolds, from Wexford.
Soop Ranger, Corey from Tiverton.
Sloop Sarah, Mahewson, from Warren.
Sloop South Kingstown, Gardner, from s. Kings.
town.
Soop Reformation, Pratt, fr Newport.
CLEARED,
Ship Superiour, Rice, New London.
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HOUSE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE.

ON MONDAY, the 23d inst. the subscriber,
Assignee Of the estate and effects o. Henry
Thurber. will sell AT public Auction, that val
liable new and well finished House and Lot
lately belonging to the said Henry Thurber, and
now occupied by him, tslunte on the southerly
side OF Washington sti eet-tosether with all
the Household Furniture therein, the most Of
which is new and worthy of the attention OF
any person wishing to purchase.
The sale will commence al 10 o'clock AM.
on the -Furni,u-e. and at IL o'clock M. tho
House and Lot will be put up, and positively
sold. PHILIP CRAPO.
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The Albany and N York Greek Committee, have
chartered the fine ship Six Brothers, to proceed to
Napoli de Romania, with provisions, &c.
Schr Globe, Baker, from Richmond, for Boston
cargo coal, tobacco and flour, struck on the . Sow
and Pigs" Cutterhunk, the night Of the 18th, and
bilged; crew saved
Buoys have been placed in the harbour Of East
Greenwich, on the following sites one on Chcppe
naxet Psint, one on Garden Point, and one on Long
Point.
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WHITNEY,s COUGH DROPS.

A T this season when coughs, colds, Group,
n lung fever, sc. are prevalent, particularly
among ehrldren. the public are informed that
Whiiney's Whooping Cough and Group Cor
dial" will be found very efhcacious aud time
ly application may be the menus Of saving vaiu-
able lives. For sale Wy B. & G. DYER Jrs.
Co. Union Buiidtngs, and John n. Mason &
Co. Broad-strec,. April ~,
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NOrICE.

DERSONS wishing to subscribe for stock in
Il tho steamboat Chancellor Livingston, in.
tended to ply between New.York and Provi-
dence. are informed that book tor subscription
lie left at the Counting Room Of MARTIN SroD-
DARD, and will remain open for a few days.
ADril IS
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DETERMINATION 22I 6, came up Wednes-
Il day in the WASHINGTON LODGE
LOTTERY the handsome prize of FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, and was sold at
ALIENS Truly Lucky Office, to MIR. c. Mo-
sher Jr. merchant on North Water-st. whore
ceived the Cash on Wednesday last after pre-
sentation of the ticket. For prizes $4,000,
&C. to be drawn next Wednesday, call at
April FL. ALIENS
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REAL ESTATE.
On WEDNESDAY, April 25th. ut IL o'clock,

VI. Ou tne pTeuDes,
The valuable Real Estate, owned and occu-
piedhy Mr.. Caleb Cory, situated and being No.
l6l We.tmins er-Sue eet. Said Lot fronts on
Westminster street 40 feet, extending baak 100
feet. On the premises is 2 story dwelling
House. 20 by So. The estate being 90 pleasant
ly situated, and so shor: distance FROM the CEN
tire Of business makes it a desirable situation for
any one wishing to purchase Real Estate.
Sales will be peremptory, and at the time above
mentioned. Conditions at sale.
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NOTICE.-The Copartnership heretofore
~ existing under the firm of EVANS Il
SPRAoUE, was by mutual consen, dissolved on
the Gath ult. Those having unsettled accounts
with the late firm, will please to call and adjust
the same with Jedediah sprague, who is duly au-
thorised for that purpose.
IRA =. EVANS,
JEDEDIAH SPRAGUE.
Glocester, april Ia. 3w
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CASSIA.
Il AhM Mats first quality Cassia, for
n VVV sale by
April 2l. G.. S. RATHBONE.

Dc- Promotion of Temperance.--The cti-
zens are reminded, that an adjourned meeting
to hear the report Of Committee on this SUBJ
ject, will be held in the Vestry Of the first Bap-
tist Church, on Monday evening next at 7
O'Clock. April FL.
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nRAWING Of the Washington Lodge
AV Lnfferu eighth Glass

NJ Lottery, eighth Class.
The subscribers having been requested TO
superintend the drawing of the Washington
Lodge Lottery-eighth Class, do hereby GER
tify, that the following were the numbers
which were on "Wednesday last, drawn from
the thirty placed in the wheel:
8 2 q 81
And that the said numbers were drawn in
order in which they stand above, that is to say,
No. s was the first that was drawn No. 2was
the second; No. was the third; and No. 81
was the fourth and last. Witness our hands
at Providence, the 18th day of April, 1927.
N. HASTINGS,
G. G.. CLARK,
A. j. RHODES,
+. p. CONE.
Providence, April 81.
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LIVING PLAYS.

y IyOR sale by EATON W. MAXCY, coo
n. Living Plays, comprising about thirty
different kinds-a neat and handsome cabinet
edition. Price six and quarter cents.
April 1S.
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DY authority Of the state Of Rhode-l,and,
ED under the super,ntendance of Ma rag RS
appointed by law.
W.9SHLNGTON LODGE LOTTERY
Class No. 9 for The erection of Masonic Ijall.
and the encouragement, o! Free Scho L.
PAINE & BURGESS, Agents FOR the Maua-
gers. TO he drawn in Providence, on Thurs
day. the 18th dav Of June. 1927.
80 No. Tenery Formulation. 4 ballots drawn.
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VESSELS SPOKEN.
18th, lat 80, lon 70 80, brig Beaver, Work, 8 days
hence, for Wilmington.
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BANK STOCK.
SRNEN CADET HESN
S&k MARINE LIST. N

Full Sea-This Day, Al 34m-Sunday, Oh 2lm-
Monday, 6h 7m-Tuesday, Oh So
Tsseaetng 10 minutes gives the time OF high Newport,
adding 3hours and mnutes time Of high
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HATS.

EUST received at the New-York and Prov
% dence fashionable Hat Store, No. "a
Market-strect,--70 dozen imitation Beaver
Hats, Of the first quality and latest fashions
which are offered for sale at the most reduced
prices for cash or approved paper. Country
Merchants are invited to call and examine for
themselves. VIM. l.. ALDRICH.
April ~. 3t
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STEAM BOAT NOTICE.

De IT has becu understood
10y many that il was iu-
MSSK-syaS tended To run the Chan.
exxSGsszsss Sssss celor Livingston TO Fall
River, as thatwas the first intention Of the pro-
prieIors, but il has now been positively decided
that her route shall be between New.York ami
Providence. touching at Newport. A few shares
Of stock may be obtained on application 10 In,
subscriber at Horizons Hotel.
Arril : !. PFNNOYER, ACEST.
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PIE WS.

PEWS.
On SATURDAY, April 20, at o'clock. In
the afternoon in the Methodist Chapel.
longing to the Society, will be sold on credit
ofsix months. BY order Of the Committee.
april 81 MARTIN STODDARD, Auct'r.
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For whole Tickets and Shares Scheme price,
Cor approved paper pay abb. fifteen DAYS afte, the
drawing, or al retail, Two dollars. Orders for
Tick,t Is, on the above terms. will meet with i'm
mediate attention, If addressed 10,
PAINE g. BURGESS
april 2l Agents for the Managers
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Rum, St. Croix, 90s 80
New England, [hhds ch'dl S6
Gin, Holland, SO a 95
American, 80 Al
Tho demand for Havana Brown has been steady
through the week, and sales are readily effected at
quotations. Some lots are held quarter higher,
but we hear ofno sales at an advance.
New Orleans, 81 .O4 Philadelphia lump. 10
Hav White, l24 al4 Do loaf, II q ~
Brown. 10 l0+
TEAS.
We arc dependant on the New York and Phila-
delphia Markets. for this artice-for of the large
tie is ever offered for sale in this market We quote
Tyson, lb, l05 Hyson Skin, 65 10
Young Hyson, do, 95 10 Souchong, 63 a 20
TOBACCO.
The various brands of manufactured brought to this
market, make it almost impossible to give quotations.
almost svory grocer having iavorte.
No. hb' lai2 No. e. lb.. 6alo
WINES.
Sweet Malaga is very scarce; indeed, we do not
know Of lot in first hands, IN market. For other
kinds, the supply is equal to tho demands-We
quote
Madeira, gal. $24 IA 24
Teneriffe l.. p. do, IA
Malaga, dry, do, 90 q 629
sweet, do, 65
Port, gal, $l}
Lisbon, do, 95 cts.
Sicily Madeira, do, lis 100 cts
Catalonia, do, 40 30
Claret, do, 81 A
BANK STOCK.
We are not aware any salos Of Exchange, Provi-
| dence, Merchants or North American Bank Stock,
have been made for some time past, and our prlcos
may be considered nominal.
Last sales Of Roger Williams stock, 8 81 for SIS
paid ln-Union stock, $55 tor 8 so paid in.
Exchange, 10 per cent. advance.
Merchants, 10
Providence, 10
Eagle, 10
Merchancs', 10
North American, no sales.
Roger Williams $s5 81
Union, 90
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NJ b. The subscriber intends carrying on the
Tailoring Business, in all its various branches.
Garments made TO order in the first style, with
neatness and despatch. He invites his friends
in general to call. Go-Particular attention
paid to cutting. 81
EDWARD DRAPEl.."
WANTED, two Journeymen Tailors.
April Is.
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SOMETHING PLEASING.

Providence, April q.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-04

Lawyers; the meeting of divers brethren Of The
same principle in the woods near Brandyvine
springs; the consultations at Newcastle preDara.
tory to the jaunt of an U. S. Senator, via Do,er 70
sussex through storm and tempest on Sunday week
the posting up ola Combination press printed hand
Dill IN Kent on the night of the nomination of DR.
Naudain at Dover; the meeting at the Red Lion On
Saturday last, without public notice, and the appoint.
ment OF Feds. and Democrats as delegates to Dover
to take part in the proceedings of to-day; are some
OF the few indications ofthe signs ofthe times at pre-
sent.
The persons principally engaged in these matters.
are or 10 lawyers, Federal and Democratic. who
are exceedingly distressed lest the people should not
De able to manage their business, and attend TO
their own interests They are mere volunteers.
and take no fees in this case.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-04
Public Sale.

On Wednesday the 18th of September instr at 8
o'clock, T. M. at the House Of G. J. Wolfe Ga
Fayette HoteD in the Borough of Wilmington, VIZ
be sold at public anction:--
No. l. A lot of Ground situate on King Street,
between Second and Third streets, having front
on King streets of go feet, thence running along and
fronting on new street, 12 feet wide laid out by
Patrick O'FIinn, and Mary Higgins, dec. (adjoining
ground late Of Andrew Catherwood, dec.) SO feet s
inches along and fronting another section Of the
above mentioned l2 feet wide street, (opening into
Third Street) 90 feet, thence by other ground be-
longing to the estate of Mary Higgins late of Will
mington, dec. SO feet inches to the place of be-
ginning Immediate possession will be given.
No. Q. A Lot of ground adjoining lot No. 1. 20
feet front King Street, and extending back SO feet
inches to the l2 feet wide street mentioned in the
description of No. above. Possession will be CIV
en- 25th March next. Reference to John Wales, Esq.
Particulars at Sale JAS. S. WHITE, .4uc.
Wilmington, Sept. 3, 1927 38--ts Il
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twilight. But little before eleven O'Clock, Curl
rlous e1nlbition took place. A strongly luminous
appearances, like the tail Of acomet, was seen ia the
north west, succeeded immediately by great pum-
per OF others, ranging themselves in line from
westto east, and becoming srudualy more intense
SO tnat the whole northern sky appeared hung with
the "hery hair Of some thirty comets. 1t seem.
cd as II whole squadron of these erratic bodies,
which nave been so many ages hanging singy on the
Hanks OF our planet, were advancing to make an
assault on 1t In good earnest.--For few moments,
these luminous spots were elongated nearly to the
norlzon' when they shortened again and gradually
disappeared, those which appeared first being the
last to fade We have before, on the appearance of
the Aurora seen lines Of light darling from the hor
zon towards the zenith: on this OCCASION they first
appeared h'gh IN the heavens, extending themselves
slowly towards the horizontal glow. AT one time
they looked like light clouds, shaped like long
cones. Altogether, this brief display of atmospher-
&c fireworks was extremely curious.
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loIs, parties there being actively opposed to each
o'ner IN that State, viz. the relief and anti-reef
parry, neither Of which will support the others
cano'oa'es from their having been in some places.
two Adams and only one jackson candidate. by
:, means Their strength was divided and from
the fact OF the numerous tlissensions about state
matters by which the question could not be decided
purely on lis own merits, the Jackson party have
dates. S0
In North Carolina, the tide has turned the other
way, and in that heretofore strong Jackson state
there are four friends of the Administration elected
to Congress, viz:--Messrs. Long, Barringer. Cui.
pepper and Williams the latter after strong op-
position, by large majority.
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Democratic Republican Meeting.

PURSUANT to public notice, an adjourned meet
ing of the Democratic Republicans of Kent County
was held at the State House in Dover on Tuesday
the 28th of August Inst for the purpose of forming
county ticket to be supported by the Democratic
Party at the ensuing General election, on the first
Tuesday in October next. r.. sS. s>s5
The Committee appointed for that purpose met
and reported the following ticket, which was adop-
ted. f4t '..,3 s5ass ~ 49, =,
SENATOR. WIZ, q, !,
John Fell.
REPRESENTATIVES,
Thomas A. Rees, t@ y
Andrew Cally,
Matthias Day, 81,
Joel Clements, .ss
Joseph Burchinal,
James P. Loland,
Archibald Cahol
SHERlFFS,
Nehemiah Clark,
John Wallace. ,g
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS,
Abel Jones, Duck C. H.
Jacob M. Hill, l.. C. H..
William Nickerson, Dover H.
Peter L. Cooper, Muir. II.
CORONERS,
John Smith,
Thomas Coursey.
RESOLVED, That 900 copies of the proceedings Of
this meeting be printed and distributed throughout
the County. %
Resolved, That the committee appointed to form
County Ticket be authorized to fill all vacancies
that may occur in the above Ticket. @
Resoived, That this meeting do now adjourn to
the last Saturday in July next.
Alb. PIERCE, Chairman.
sPEARMAN, sec'y.
.4ugust 81, 1897.
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From the MARYLAND Republiean.


LOWER AWAY QUIETLY THERE I'VE we're look
ing with keen curiosity to see what our friend Rit
chic of the Richmond Enquirer, Grand Scribe of
the Virginia doctrine Of the present eav) would say
to the predcament in which Mr.. Buchanan's letter
had left the General-He discovered at once that
the towering chieftain must come down from the
lofty pedestal to which he had so incautiouslv ven
tured-To save and grace his fall Mr. Richie
erects scaffoldins of as much materials as would
fill several columns of our payer-by means of
which he tries to prop and save the General from
terrible tumble, and prevent breaking of bones,
neck, &c. Finally however. we find him admitting
that his ponderous weight is actually down. His
own language is,
| at ascertain that General Jackson has done Mr..
? Clay injustice in surprising that Mr.. Buchanan
came from hin,.''
From the Baltimore american.
AURORA BoREALrs.-A display of the "Northerr
Lights" phenomenon not very frequent in th
latitude, was observed hear on Thursday night
The north horizon was lighted up for an chou
or two, with the usual pale rosy hue, resembling tn
blush of dawn, Or rather the remains Of midsummc
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From the Trenton True american.
The opposition gentry are rejoicing at the partial
success that has crowned their unheard of exertons
at the Kentucky election From the circumstance
of the Jackson committee of Nashville, circulating
their withdrawing productions, and extending their
influence into Kentucky from the fact of General
Jackson himself publishing his letter against Mr..
Clay Just before the election, which was not con-
radicted in that State by Mr.. Buchanan's publica-
ton, until after the election over from the Gen
erals prudence in going into one of the districts
and publishing an electioneering letter, in which,
among other things, he calls one of the candidates
in substance, liar from the circumstance of two