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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31

In South Kingstown, the 10th ult Mr.. William
M. Robbins, aged %, of this town.
IL Rehoboth, on Sunday last, George Wash
ing.on Peck, Esq. aged ~.
InNewport on the Gath inst. Mrs. Marcy Ad-
ans, consort Of the late Capt. Jacob Adams, in
her 10th year.-Same day, Capt. Henry Albro in
the 57th year of his age
In Foster, on 18th inst Mrs Juda Green, widow
of the late Mr.. Oliver Green, in the list year OF
her age.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31
Marriages,

In this town, on thursday last 4, by the Rev. Mr.
Kent. Mr. Franklin NJ. Arnold 10 Miss Joanna S.
Spalding, both Of Cumberland.
In Newport, on Monday evening last, by Rev
Mr.. Gsmmell, Mr. Job Almy, Of Portsmouth, to
Mss Susanna Manchester, of Middletown.
In Iopkinton. Mass. Col. John b. Pratt, TO
Miss Elizabeth f. Wheeock.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31

Religious Msanity.-The body Of Elizabeth,
wife of Mr.. Nathaniel Webster, was found on Sum
day morning last, on the flats Robinson s
wharf, Portland, (Me.) with bible clasped in
her arms. 1t appeared in evidence before the
coroners jury, that she arose from her bed in fl
of insanity about two O'Clock on Sunday morning
fed 10 the wharf and precipiiated herself into the
water, and was there drowned
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31

Private letters have been received in Philadel-
phia, which give accounts of the breaking up of
Mr.. Ovens establishment, at New-Harmony, IN
Indiana. The protector, it is said, has gone to
New-Orleans, and the members OF the society
have dispersed. 1t is said also that he complains
bitterly of the unmanageabe, heterogeneous ma
tcrials that he had 10 work with, in his essay to
establish new form of civilized society.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31

Union Insurance Company. b. Il G.. A. Taylor,
james f. Butts, Charles F. Tillinghast. Joseph l..
ri'linghast, Thomas Rivers, Paine & Burgess, Eli
sha G. & Thompson Wells, James II. Read and
Sheldon Battey. beg leave to tender to the public
their thanks for their efforts to their property
from ruin. March 81, 1897.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31

by nature. and that he will, though young, be cut
of from the enjoyment of that applause, which his
talents were certain to secure. His immediate
constituents, if they lose his services, will sustain
shock not easily mastered and will have cause
to lament the loss Of a man, who, in the prime of
life, was taken to the shades Of retirement.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31

The Turkish Crescent The origin Of this device
is not generally known. II was the symbol Of the
ctv Of Bvzantum before the Turk. adopted it,
When Philip Of Naccdon bcseced :hc city. he
commence undermining The walls, in verv dark
niyht. Before his object could he accomplished.
She poou arose and the city was savci. The
grateful Bvzantues erected statue 70 Diana and
ado ted the crescent for their coat of arms.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31

It is said that the Duke of Wellington, and his
family, from parliamentary grants, from Offices in
church and state, will have an income from the
country, of not much short of 100000 pounds
sterling, per annum
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31
NEW SPRING GOODS.

El e. q A. TAYLOR. No. 10, Market square,
AP.huve received from New York, and Just open
e., extensive assortment of elegant fancy and sta
pie DRY GOODS, selected from late mportations.
Also, case very superiour Leshorn Bonnets and
Gipseys. March 81
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31

ID EMONAL ---PHovfDFNCE BLANK Book
Ia MANUFAoToRY.-T II. BUR.NTOkhas re.
moved TO Osngc-street. Al orders the line of his
profession, will he thankfully received and finished
in u workma like manner, VIII improy
March @
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31
UPHOLSTFRING
AND Paper HANGING.

IN all the different branches. executed with nent
u nc,s and despatch, applica ion To- ChARLLS
KIDD, al lhe P.esiJ'ht.st.eet Ware IOoms. Pow
ence. CT. March ~.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31

Samuel l.. Knapp, Esq. late of the Boston
Commercial Gazette, has undertaken 10 conduct
the National Journal, vice Mr.. Arg
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31

G:-A meeting Oft. RI. A. o. F.. A. o. f. viii
be held THIS EVENING, at half past o clock
at No. 9, Market-square, up stairs
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31
NOTICE

VENi'E undersigned, some weeks since, loaned to
l. some person whose name he docs not now re-
collect the Comic ssion of }. o. BeauchnD,p execut-
ed for the murder OF Col. Solomon L. Sharp. The
person having *, is respectfully requested TO rotarn
it as soon as euient ia much wanted by the
owner 5. S. SOUTHWORTH.
March 81
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31
$4,000

In this scheme with SIX drawn numbers
there viii be 90 prizes witn three mum
bels on them 600 with two numbers on item,
aud 5j76 with one number OIL them those tick
ets having rCnc 9: The drawn rumbers on them
being b,anks. To determine The fate o: thc
1860 tickets, 80 plumbers Will he severally
placed IN 2 wheel, on the day OF tie drawing
and Dix oi them drawn out, aud that ticket ha,-
ing on Il as a combination, the Jst, % a0d 81
drawn, will be emitted to 10000. Tha having
on it the 4th, 9th and 9th 81 0D lst Sd and or
$500, I'd 4th and 5th + $50; ist I'd 9th $1,000;
Sd 4th and 5th 5000 ID Sd aud 9th $500 (;
I'd 4th aud 9th, 100 dolls I,t 2d and An 6UU
dolls; Ist 2d and 5h dolls F; ST Sd AMI ltl
400 dolls 1t 3D. and 5th, 362 lst ,,h and 9Th,
300 Those 7 having either lhe I'd Sd and 9Th,
Sd 5th and 9th lst 9th and 9th, "a Sd aud A H..
ID 5th and 9th, Sd 4th and OH each 200 dolls
The al tickets having on the ist aud ID drawn
Iumbcrs only, will each be entitled to 50 do
lars The 10 tickets having 90 them the 30
and Ith, and 9TH and 9th, the ist and Sd, or the
ST and llh drawn numbers only, will each be
entitled 10 20 dollars. All others (being 4i3
tickets with any two of the drawn numbers on
them, will each be entitled to 6 dollars And
those having any one Of the drawn numbers o.
them, (beiug 5,6i6 lickeIs,l Will each be entl
tied 10 dollars.
No ticket which shall aaye lrawns prize ui
a superior denomination can be entitled to al
inferior p'izd. Prizes payable forty days after
the drawing, and subject, as usual, TO I
deduction of fifteen PER crri.
Whole Tickets 80; Halves 8 so; quarters
IS cents. For sale at
ALIENS
TRULY Lucky OFFICE,
uoarch a NJ, II b1rLeI S[y1ei
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31
AT COST

lust received-1 eases lad e.' elegant prunelia
- Shrpcr', with heels, full trimmciio for 'sle at
the low price Of 81 %. 5. c. SMITH.
March %
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31

CARD.-Smith & Pamenter, tender their graie-
irl thanks to the citizens generally, for the zeal
hey displayed in rescuing their property from ap.
proachiug destruction.
March 81, 1927.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31
METAL SASH MANUFACTORY,

E.TOR Fan Lights, Side L'ghs. Wirdor., - .ors,
n Book Case Nc. al No. 10, Wss;miu.i-r. s'rcs,
TeS. ". a. z. w. JRNKS.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31
WESTMINSTER ACADEMY.

FHNuOMAS G. HARTSHORN will take charge
n of the Westminster Academy on Monday the
second Of April next. The usual rontne Of studies
preparatory TO admission into the University, VIII
lie continued The number OF pupils is limited TO
10 thi.ty.two. Those who wish to send pupils,
should make application Immediately, az none can
be admitted after that number has been entered
Nnrch .
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31

CoNFLAcnATIoN.--Yes morning, that
part of Central Building occupied by John Miller,
Esq. the publisher Of the Manufacturers and Far
mers' Journal, was fired, and the newspaper and
job Offices belonging to that gentleman, near
ly dcstroyed-mnch of the property was, howev-
er, covered by insurance. In what way the fire
was communicated TO the building, has not yet
been ascertained. Besides Mr. Miller Messrs
X. Harding ~ Son, b. Il G. A. Taylor, James Z.
Bats, Col. Thomas Rivers, Joseph l.. Tillinghast,
Paine & Burgess, and T. c. & T. Wells are suf-
ferers, though not to any considerable amount ..
The building was owned by Messrs. Thomas
and Joseph Howard, and was covered by nsur-
ance Much credit is due to our fire engine, Hy-
draulion and forcing pump companies, for the
activity and perseverance which they manifest
ed on the occasion.
In the midst Of the conhagration, our Office
was imminenty endangered, but through the exer
tons of our townsmen, to whom we now tender
the thanks of grateful hearts, we were preserved
from the calamity, which befel our less fortunate,
but mertorlous cotemporary.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31
Theatre.

THE CLOWNS BENEFIT
And positively the last Night but two.
NN MONDAY EVENING, April "a. 10 4, the
~ performances will commence with the Gran!
Dances on the TIGHT ROPE.
The Grand Ascension by the Chinese, who will
ascent from the Stage TO the Gallery, aud return to
the same.
The whole to conclude with the Picturesque
Theatre. March Al
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31

CARD.-Ths publisher ofthc Journal avails him
'rit OF the earliest opportunity to express to his
rsnds and the citizens generally, his sense Of the
Obligations conferred by their efforts 20 rescue his
property from the flames yesterday. He is hap
py 10 state Tint thou yh the entire materials of his
extensive job Office have beea destroyed, and very
reat damage sustained in the room occupied for
printing the newspaper, yet his books and valuable
papers have been preserved. and the insurance Sc
cured upon the property will not subject him to Il
very heavy loss, otherwise than ~ the temporary
dc,angcment Of his business. He caunot avoid al.
luding 10 the great exert'ons OF Messrs. David Bor
lien, John w. Aborn, Newton Carpenter and Ma
thaniel G.. Metcalf aud some others, whose names
not ascersined, to whom he is especially ndebt
ed for tie preservation of his books and papers.-
Immediately after the fire, special meeting of I. T..
|. A. O. l.. A. o. F. an'assocaton Of young gentle
men who occupy loom in the Central Bulldog
asa Debating Society, met and generously rendered
he gratuitous o their the fourth story,
over Smith & Parmenters, where the remaining
terals of the Book and News Offices will he immc-
hiately removed and the paper issued as usual.
The brethren of the type have offered every iacili-
IN their power to enable the subscriber TO arrange
his affairs with every possible expedition and his
friends generally have been prompt IN Offering ey-
cry assistance III their power.
March u. JOHN MILLER.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31
K, C.. g. II. WELLS.

Cravats and Handker"hieis, Of every description.
On iAND-An extensive sssor'rnen, Of Ready
Made CLOTHING, together with almost every
ticle generally called for at Merchant Tallor's
Store.
+. c. & T. w. earnestly request all those whose
accounts comm.nced previous 70 the 1t Of January,
to call and settle the same without delay.
= March 81.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-31

Tickets in the above comfortable Scheme,
may be had at dollar, aad shares in proper
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17
Doueattc

The merit Congress. returns already re
ce,ved there is reason to believe that toe foi
loving persons will be the Representative:
from Virginia in the next Congress.
Albema,ie District--Wm e. Kiyes,
Amelia. sc WIN. S. Archer,
Augusta, Bc.-~Wm. Mccoy,
Berkeley, &c-Wm Armstrong,
Bedford, &c.-N. II CiaibDrn
Brunswick, &c.-Mark Alexander,
Culpepper and FaHqner--Jno. ;. Barbour,
Charlotte, &c.--Joiin Randolph.
Campbell, Sc.--Thomss Davenport,
Frederick and Shenancoah--Robert Allen,
Greenbriar &c.--Lr wis Maxwell,
HARRISON, &c.--lsaac Letfier,
King & Queen, &c.-John RoA'e,
Loudoun, &c. - Charles + Mercer,
Lancaster, &c.--John Tslisferro,
Norfolk. &c-1bonas Newton,
Orange. &c-~P r. Barbour,
Richmond Dstrici-Andrew Stevenson,
Rockbrdge. &c.--John Floyd,
Southampton, &c James Trezysnt,
WIIlsmsburg--Burwell Bassett,
Washington, eec--Aiexsnder Smyth.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17
From he UInehesser Virgiraan.

HttNc9fbf
The Ressian Fly We are sorry to learn that
owing to the rsyages committed by this des-
iructive insect, the Wheat crop, which, until
lGtely. promised to remunerste the farmer tor
he deficiency OF the two last years, begins to
wear slckly aspect, and that general failure
1l 1t, 10 this qu1rteF IS to be apprebended.-
Every thing seems to go wrong since the birth
OF the present adminsir atlon. Coatemporsne
Gus with that event Gt we reeollect aiight,s the
Tariff of 1924. began 80 operate, and the Wee
yll first made It's appearance, both of WHICH
have since been at work to he no SMALL annoy
ance Of the farmer. And then, Ito sal nothing
Of the thousands of our money lsvshed on ia
vourltes and IN paying presses FOR their support
of the administration and foundations OF the
'unprino pied opposition, y comes the fresl.
den''s pr ,clamatlon cutting of The trade wuh
the Briti ssh Colonies worth cool xTvs MiLIIoSs
per anaurB, and deprving US OF market which
annually consumed 207, 900 barrels OF our fiour.
So much for the three great evils wiuh which
We are st present afflicted; the Hess4an Fly,
the Weevll. and the minority Administration
Tor the two first we know Of RIO remedy--the last
can oRiy be renoved BY the use ct cd HsoSsry
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17

CHARLESTON, q. CO. ArRrL ao.- Com.
Porter. By the Colossus, arrived from
Havana, at New.York, on the 2lst
inst. we learn that Com. PoaTER was
still at Key West, and that the Spanish
and Mexican squadron laying in sight
Of each other. The Commodore's force
consisted of ship and two brigs, as
formerly; the report consequently by
the vessel from Xibara, relative to the
capture Of the latter. must be unbound
ed. The account Of the capture Of Com.
PoRTER's first officer, however, appears,
TO be confirmed. He had had taken a
coaster, and was making for Key West,
when he was pursued, and was com
PEELED to run his prize vessels ashore.
With FIVE of his own men and fifteen
prisoners, he got into the long boat
when the latter rose upon him, over
powered, and took him. The name OF
the officer is THOMPSON.
The above intelligence relative to the
safety Of Con. PoRTER's force is still
further confirmed by the Superior,
Capt. Sanderson, arrived at this port
Yesterday, from Key West, which lef:
part of the Commodore's squadron at
that place, consisting of the Liber,ad, a
brig. and schooner, and does not bring
word relative to the capture OF any
portion of bis force.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17

.4Ierandrie, Jan. 2s.-A hot press has
taken place here on both sides the river,
by which means they have taken by
force 10000 men TO man the fleet of the
Niceroy. A brig of war rs guns took
fire and was entirely destroyed; it had
on board rs quin'als of powder, and a
great quantity of clothing for the f.
gyptians in the Morea. We have Just
received the information Of the saclsing
Of Jerusalem. by the Pacha Of St. Jean
dAcre. All the riches of the st. Sc
pulchre have been carried of.
Sir Hudson Lowe, il is stated in the
newspapers, has sent for publication to
London, memoir of all the transactions
at St Helena, while he was governor Of
that island, and the Custodian of Buona
parte,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17

UrPrire Of Flour in Baltimore on MONDAY
last, SIS 12s,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17

SILK WORMS From comrarativs
observations which have been made on
the silk from Italian worms with yellow
balls, and the Chinese race with white
balls. il is proved that although the SILK
produced nv the former is much more
abundant. that produced by the latter
much more brilliant
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17

Borerick, who made chain of 600
links, with its paddock and key, weigh
ing together less than the third part Of
grain, for the purpose of 'yokinga fiea'
has lately been outdone by a very near
neighbor. who has SO arranged spi
der webb by attaching lines from il to
the different church sseeples in such a
manner that the motion OF the spider
weaving, will ring all the bells in town.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17

Ohio wirs Thirty barrels of wine
have been made from the grapes of the
country by farmer near Dayton
(Ohio) and one near Germantown made
one hundred barrels. Cultivation would
improve our native grapes. The mar
ket price of the wine is SIS per barrel
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17

CONNECTICUT.-The Message o.
Gov. Tomlinson is an interesting docu.
ment. He dwells upon the Importance
of the Common Schools to the public
welfare, and inculcates the necessity Of
protecting the interests OF agriculture
and manufactures Most of the contents
however, are of local concern.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-22
rLOEIDA.

We learn from the ST. Augustine Herald, C,a, on
the Goth ui'. Col. White held talk at the Snencr
with the greater part Of hc Seminole Chiefs To induce
them to remove IN the country beyond the Nssisspri
at TINS talk, says the Herald. the Colonel urrc5 IN
favour OF thoIf removal, many reasons founded upon
we homogeneous habits OF the Indians With those Of Tie
W bites; and the comparative difference between tlc
country offered them and dat which they now occvpv
The taS was met OF tic part Of the Indians. ~ >
prompt and decided refusal 70 aboudon their present
residence; aud on n suggestion frcn Colonel White
that they sbonId send, tho pcnse Of The g. States
reputation from their body 10 examine the coupfry
offered them; lie reply that wishing 10 remove
they old not wish 10 sec tbe proposed country, and
Woua Dot send TOR 's purpose. In the discharge OF
his duties .acrec:c TIC Colonel concluded by an i'm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-22
NEW GOODS.

a ALL NELSON has received by the Planter and
T. other late arrivals fresh assortment of the most
fashionable nd desirable GOODS, of tie latest impora-
ion, which he is enabled uil.r very low prices for
.ash
Plaid and striped Gillian dresses
Do do batiste and glass cambIics Of new and
beautiful patterns
Plat aud shaded ticcan stripes
Striped aud plaid cambria gngham
London printed oambrics, assorted
Black Italian luString. OF sup. quality
Heavy black Nanhin and Mandarin istTg
Satin levantiue and company satIins
Figured and plain Gro dc Naples, asserted
Black white aud coorrd saitinS, pant very super or
Co!nrcd and black Florence aud RlnrCelim. SILKS
Supcrine pnmgcc (or ladies riding dTesSeoy
Ncry superior Saudat III grapes
Unbicachcd India grass cloth
CD French megn" bumba1ine
Et"cA and miXCd hastings and Circu ssiaus
Blown ii ~ white French billings. assorted
Real name chez nnnkren
White and c0Iorcd NtaIseilles vcsting
Iuudon supc fine cloths ana cashmere assorted
Fam aud striped norentiucs ana scans
Cd checked and striped canbrcS and jaconr:s
If aud "a book, null, iaconet and Swiss mdsns
T.iaIr tamboured and floss worked do
$vis, aud iudja muI! robes ami sCarfs
Eir!r varnrd jacomet a ~ camhTic robes
D,ab aud bun cambria for bnnncis
Floss worked, book, null and iac"nct trimming
SupCrfnc aud fine cambria aud iuni,ure drnity
ts"Pcror assortment Of thread accs edsings and
ningS
Eobbinct and gimp Isces, assorted
A and 81 plain taubourcd bobbipet lace
ich lace prleTincs, capcs collars, hRfs. ami cans
Floss worked Swiss and India muslin do
White aud black lace wells, paft very Superior
BLACK, white and green Eauzc wells
Eorcgc and Cros dc Naples hdkfs. assorted
Fine and Supcri.ne thread cambric hdkfs
English and French sin hosiery, assorted
English aud German aud thread 30
Asrpcrior assortment T-3 and fl irish linens
and u i sicriines, Of various Tuat
Long lawns and superior BIRDS eye diaper
81, 81 and lO-4 table diaper and dama.k
Scotrh and German oznaburgs aud tickenburgs
Cotton and thread ickngs, assorted
Thread and cotton checks, assorted
BcIChcd & uubcaChcd domestic sIiriinrs & sleeo,;,
Common and surrihnc domestic pI" ids aud stripes
With great VARIETY Of ether desirable rsuds ,rbic,
tenders the assortment complete.
June - -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-22
4 REPUBLICAN,.

IL is curious 10 observe The influence of tie late stir
for manufactures, The JaclssouaDs. Finding that
the double dealing employ cd to unite Pennsylvania and
Virginia in favor of their cbeftain would no; answer
that it had aiiensied many in Pennsylvania the Jack
son papers have come cut with the unanimous afr
nation of his being thorough, and decided advocate
OF the protecting system. Even the Richmond EnGui-
rer few days ago, could see for congralU'a-
ton, that Gen. Jackson being friend OF Inc
iarIt would on that account, receive The PcDnsy Iva
MIA vote. On the other hand Mir. Adams who has been
held up 10 the transportation of Virginia friend Of
the tariff IS now accused By the jackson presses i'll
the Middle States, as being neutral and uuconmiitod
not inimcai TO H. The secret Is, that Virginia is
considered rrevocabe for Jacksoo aud his friends no
longer placed between the two difficulties of conciIs-
ting both her and Pennsylvania, at length find ii poll
tic use the arguments most potent with PennsyYa-
MA