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RE ,,OV.\L.

ygNilE subscriber Il removed H. store lately occnpel
"A by LapL john VI. N"yes, on C,nai steel, where he
KEEPS coust liy hand gaIrr tn-nl "i genuine
,,Iu.r,Ir> ani GfIii. HENRY VI. SESSIONS.
August i.
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FRENCH CURLs.

Il tlsr received by t subscriber at NJ - Market street,
sF g"pd assortment Of Frcnch cufs, rurlni frzlctS,
of the ml Fashionable kinds 1nd warranted Of superior
qi ility-
COnst,iiy hini Tonchs rclohrul S0ap, fm eyirnct
ing Ol, t:reise Punt ru, SC um eCli'ni's clJthing,
md wopllrn coth and cfeng Of rvrn description, and
viii run st,is ~ stlins caused hv gr r, u sill ui
Kind H. iik ~tns. Ncrlmr, Canton Ciapes, BON
hzns in1 llie- dresses ol every description, wHbait de-
ing tlis irisi injury p cller Glts, rr ~ T.liy ~Hh
,Hnted directions for use. 49, . -.
July El. EDWARD y. MlbER.
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pRINIl q PAPER

f1NiiE Suscrsrs icen- En trstrii>iye Manufacture
a mg Est ibsnIent, VIII contract for PRINTING Paper,
Df ever, size and quality that my b. wanted
Au.ti rs. Ia n'I,SS & CORY,
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ESlR \ Y.

"a inn the pi,' i.lrN, krlph, iu Cuy,HA o.,
" !st day oi Juy, df,d Con- ab,ut c'slt yeats old
,aa-AuNed Wlh clu U tie lct ear a,i ho'c lhnmso
the line owner the siu con icluc,ei io
prove ruptry, pa! thngcs, dd he itI away.
Asa siuNt, iown Clerk
Coventry, August ,.
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A IiISTOR

hF Tire Unitcd SGrcs uhuc ~ tmericl-by En'n,
~ AiiHrd, CNnbu,d IA cn,iicNwn wan Us ear tih,gy
ani progressive gr,siphy, by means T eiics u Nhn -
Jul ,tIp, slsd, aud d. s.lt by \. - BiGk NifH,
Auput 10 ~. W. ',ti .'tr,t.
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FOR BANKERS AND MERCHANTS

sA..,,M NJ. tNiL"taSI iAGbt.---pg .'Jta .iariS
- h0rH-euJldchin tdCldHais al iniolc-t, lrtn u.t
dN lrlis, ,ti 4, .JJJ d,ar.. Ihe idrr s.; ~
successive dt l. Es,ett.icd "a, every u,' J ih- Wuh,
evtfy ~ i,bu5 JUI fe,ei' .l, iea c,q4,s
4. :. BECK VITA,
August 10, Mirhet street
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NEwBURYPoRT Aus9. Ar ship Delta. Fer.
aims. N Orleans.
BATH Auss. Arbrig John, Merritt 10 Do from
" pierep
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90" un,, g,lrd, u.irs GG ele Gusr aad hi, sruai
y ri ga Pd'smNei rrcei, ~ one NJ ,e mast hgtCirs
'cCtHs Oi tha ,oAl.. liIc ds, l. ntH, ole srl mgr
-t,'nrl tHal auj iuse li lie 30 = ~ N',' q e. '''
~ = ~ Lrl Il ~. -" fawraH suc"'. aid ' 'Ct u""'
tH~ - ". - =" HrUg c.,r.trd .T " t'un- u.. ''lur
r "'r, I.t 90, l1l ,,Isis iuid o' t cottage i.r, .
-.s l.t. ts t''lit.... ."ff t4r rl rrl'' ~ tr
,tn.Ey. vNl h'.d4 900 Ee.,.j tt tud l,s'u'D tNsp
icaS f., ~ui.i. Pr,~1 90 i'r n' 90. 'lr I','TJy
iacl, @! - tue Owaer Ui u,t esss iHirtH -tcr' ar
the I.rniscs SAMUEL ilN'll.
A1gt -
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COpARTNERSlIlP.
MORE NE,Y GOODS.

sCSf ,lytu aui 10, sir Syn lui oie Mu1s, plst
~ ahI I--c u Linen tanric iidA anl fsia ion o' ie
ii it3.i lnrr. al II"H Ga nh ir Spss snd JdcUue.
Iti crtvts hn,s-"ia var" toI bIcs sis Hs
~ o. ..es drh Ini Uh ~ itI sos ir ~; Uiark "nJ
win. lt,r. aHl nt TO-; ,i' ~, ,l,i No'r
,,...,n u.'~ ovti - 'h" f,'ncd l. E''. h"s
tHA,i lci, .d,s as isith taIA 'iHts =
rcd al Whi, c. a. ao. .tuctl oi al atj Y tds.
iel, N"r' "ir, an, -. &c. by uLhi'D'tNu
sNIi1, No D NI.hu ..,arn. Ju!,
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TO BE SOLD,

EAN or =" ye1rs cIrd ',ic ~ lot .nt %! Lana, o
" Uury 's Lane, .nhii IIHe.hHg. .iiJGsU i"eTeu
Il wm. lie odd cheap dppiei TOT s'o.
Au-uS o. =. &. SMITH.
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PROPOSALS

For pnHNtHg ny SUBSCRIPTION, re District Of Pdr-
.actet, m.dassdttassts, oreHy Paper, be cal!dMe
NANyv 6CrGRIAa ADyC-AcZ,
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For SALE.

A HOUSE LOi all! Lei i,o,h, nni ninety fre feet
a deep, pcstut.y stu ded 90 ilncsilce, opp safe Tt
p, .tCiie.ry. fo. aftIruis, rnqIrc Al ms Once
ur o. the suiscriJt., % aid Oe, Ef,ad street
August G, " NJ. l.. ,iDRRtS.
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DEGRAND'S TARIFr.

F1NlR!FF .U du mprt,tnhIs into the United
a states, ahl nc enIe Law, and Custom House Regu
ions tsalIp led h, T. T.. Z. Degrml under tle dire,,n
% Grn-rIl u. \. Detruri, C,llrciu fn tie Dsct al
u ,tp, AID "a IlstJSn Just pIii~, Il ait fT sane b
inguH - III !, titN X CORY
T. - ct suu1rp.
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NEXT MONDAY.
NEW Yofk Conc rl'e l.. trIl, ,Aua, oas No o, 10
lie drawn M"niN
-. HIG;ifsr PRIZE sSooo.
N.oe c.es dola :. aud haze. IN icro inn may he had
CLARK'S
n J. State Lottery aud E''an7e oGer Nos. '2 "a and IT,
August 10. Make, street
NEXT TUESDAY MI.
Vp HoDE.isLANu state l.aie'y, clss S, to 10 drawn
ae %" rDF'''H G,Gl,rsr Sss 1'I rnizg i'r5iI 5000
Whole Ticket. 81 nd s' IN proInrion sale n
CLARK'S
n. l. State Lottery and Eych,n,r Ofre. No - IA and
Please call as above August ~
NEXT MONDAY
NvEv-yrgH Cons "a ted Io''fry. class No ., 10 b"
" drawn nn Ton'av net. - u ils'.
uIGHrsr Pre- e'roN.
whol-- doi,r- 1nd shares IN ;nP3F'i"n-'W''- IN
variety of numbers, 4
Tr.y Lucky osire M. II. ulrket 81.
P,nk Notes examined, and all LOTTERY information G:ys"
ra,is iueGt iG.
NEXT MONDAY.
NFwYoFK crnsh1.'"d l."''"ry. evi,a e'ass, No. o,
~ 10 be drawn Pnic' k'e'la'r. 'ia 18th inst.
irF,Irs'r rn'I' - No'
Whole ticket. g. aud si"re- in prr ''n T'-"'r nj
BnU Ms,
rrankin '',ass.
R1nk Bill, examined and all Lottery iafrn,''o" siyen
I gratis Ausg., n
! NEXT MONDAY.
~ IT New YoTH rsoi,tei 'f'err cy'r' o'''. No g.
/ q 10 be drswr =, rorr' rea,,i. ~, ~op iav neS,
I UrGUcrr p '"r S1'11.
Te'n'. doars rrd e','r'~ n n"'n''i'1 Wv ne ~
every variety of ~ nhnr, -
pNNr .. RT"pCr>s'
| Avg. 10 Trr'r '.rr@v ~" ~ 'nnt@ .''s''.
NEyr MONDAY.
yrXTrI rl,U .vtra nf ho Nn Nk lated lottery,
- iraw in Ponehtc IonI ~, 18Th inst ~ number
/ combination dawn h ilo'.
/ I'GuEsr pR'7E e2No0.
Tick. dollars. share, in proportion, 'o ',s in every va
" ptyNE'S
Ict.rtv an T'yrl1a~r ,'-"n,
M. ~ Wevr,s.c; 'en'. p'ovilence
! All order. from the COUNT, pronr'' rn'ulcl,o
Aify,Iu i6
NEXT M0N0\Y
Clr'".vnpv c,a. iI,',' 'rr"rc ''fs Va &, evtr' tn
~ h~ drawn IN porritrcus'r Y Ha u"yt ism ~ t.
| IIGurSr PRIZE "7H1L
Whole Tickets 'ol'Hrs nm sh1res in pro rortl n-ur
' ." '''' '" DIVNEFoRD'S.
Lottery and Fxchance 6oce VI. ~. f''inr rnlliuss. n
the sim NJ the 5. WIIrrr N'r"."
r-The rrsl, evor' l"s'orr" v'i he paid f' MI nrne'
on demand wrha,, Al r.rr' CO. 'u''-"s Augu' ?.
NEXT MONDAY
yEr5sst Prize Thre, Thougnpd Do'inrs
NY"v' YoPv raas.I ,,'rl I.t"v, r,'r' c'-a No e. ir
~ "dr'w" ~ r2s%k"'ce , cg s s,,n ' d" dry n" Aug
Also pi,rs of aroi 'nNo. of 5la of "n,, 10 of oH
! IT, az - $50 90 Aiisor'.
Tcle,s e. nri sarns IN lion ~ ~" w ~" Van
ayers ar their Office, corr g '9"t" ""' ~, .-S''
YATES 6; MINTYRE.
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A l,(jX

= CONTAINING Pamphlets, in.cel II. Howe, NsA-
llsvci, Conn" Wa pat b'.ri the st-li, lvd Fabr
coca, atrn sx vcck. sncr, suppSed by L,at,ee. Tho
u,, we tue slime h pr,vng p'up-s1! and p.!uy
iltpps, August a.
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FOR SALE.

% \ ielse of = Tavern tad stable, wn,ii1 icu miles
of Vuvul.nrr. he slILt - ',.r .. tlr hest ":
.=-A.A. New Eng uI Si.te. ~" hp,e cl'I,Ie -iy
ma sired with furniture, "a every department, wtIrn viii
H. s,Ii with III. lease. \ c.ef lragt the Providence its;
Fce, J.r. p post pad, VIII Gieei with immediate al
rr r,n Jriy 30.
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STAGE NOTICE
TENEMENT WANTED

SNANTEi,,a co.. n,,h- an! -" ant. suited 'tnr
w Of i've 81, he nr, slt. !or I+s'
Il, Of 0tl' ton p'r.on. hcnt not 1" exceed Sla.
Also, gil 10 do It. "o.A III the ihnl! IA .s-T'
t ti Oh. >. 3w jaiy ~
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STATIONARY. Sc. hr REDUCED Prices.
AS RUBiNtUN !. adhhicd H .e ihe tl,ler 81
AvH The stock e. SIiIgu3. Sc. igu.I by hn lot ir
b,nen Oi hi' creditors ieiuccI pi -, h teN d s--1ef
which tn balance will he closed al TuNh tj c"un.
tiy IL Of Gnod Ia lnc will ind to ths II
m,efcd o call
W. H. /, auhri,od to .culc all hills anl due .ai
1ioc IN rbi,L uque.tcd 10 call AMI make pay
m.u Wt.pu' ,lr'u. An-aV -.
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TENEMENT TO LET

ND Icu,urnt ,Dn,itiag oi .ise convenient room
sssaa wtin Tho distance "l the Bldg. Inl,rc
". hb UGicr. Ans, ID.
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Covn Neal.

Corn Neal.
, FEW hundred bushels Of fresh ground COT"
\ meal at 40 cents per bushel by retail n,v,s
april
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Notice

V>IE inhabitants of Alexandria will take notice that
i the subscribers have been appointed assessors
for the present year. agreeab to the laws of the cor
poraton.
rhe said assessors shall Immediately after heir APP
poinment, proceed value the houses and lots with.
in the limits of the corporation, and to demand from
the masters and mstresses of every family lists OF all
male tytheables belonging to, or ding in theirre.
spective families, and also from every own OF taxa
BILE property, lis, of such property. And fany mas
ter or mistress of family, or any owner OF axable
property, shalt neglect refuse to give in list ofall
male tytheabes LeIonging to, or residing in, h., Of
he, family, other taxable property, within five days
after the demand made thereof by any assessor. the
person offending shall forfeit and pay hundred
dollars And ifany person villa soever. shall wtuliy
omit misrepresent in the list given in any tytheabie
taxable property, shall in any other manrr con-
cea the same from he knowledge othe assessors, the
person offending shall forfeit and pay doubt" the
amount Of the tax imposed on such tvheabie nriaAa'
BILE property. Every merchant. shop keeper, me cha
mic or other person. having i" his her service or
employment, any clerk. journeyman apr n'iee. or
assistant shall render account of The sse in hs n
her list of tytheables, and shall be accoUntho for lie
hapa :rnna LIZ
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HeVN0Nai.

Nem0Nai.
r s,hscr;ber has removed his iHCt'on Mo.s ' Sne
,,nnsy,s wharf to that spacious three s'oa9 e.
~ ,r.house at the corner OF h'ns anu
psDPh eSs and opposite ,sE s sy
Bank, where he the PIECE or P s4 rose do
1 anu a and olive cords, fancy prints ,orcens
D D,n hlkfs, black silk do, crimson '''''
Rack. brown and mkt broad CLOTHS
Ravens duck, checks and stripes
Book muslin, Drab cloths
Shad and herring t"lne
bills bott!ing crab cider ,.r, nr;ms
20 bnxes Havana brown sugars, yer! prime
ALSO,
, ,d;cs, morocco shoes, mems iea,heL W. stoves
n aae snI Hack wool hats upper leather soveS
ToSasse a@ ss.s OF es. aS"t; 'ss
men knives, and many nthe' I q, lowest L.
@ ss s ,: :s 'S s
mits at private sa'e' ''' GEO. JOHNSON,
still retains Si s s Ss Sn"f 's' ali
Janssys wharf, ss sraesa n Of Commission
!
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Ne,, Orleans SugarS, IeaS' W
nuns New. Orleans sugars
~ ~ half chests Young Tyson tea &c srnc.
S o ten cnty boxes sunpowder' an" "a '"r
rior quality 30, 10
10 halfche souchohB
Q hoxes spermaceti candles
- ueon,s low-piced writing paper $50, CIV
| :, 49, ,he schr Erie from New-l ork, Wu 'o'
Iandi from o'' s. MESSERSMrrli'
sale Oy JHo has in Store,
| Porto Rico sugar in hhds
ST Cr o'N do do in bbls ,,,,
| New orieans "a ms I , and in boxes and DDS
nanmac brandy in pipes ofvarous q"S''oe'
apart old and fine
| - III r;n do
| ,yhsk ey in bids and barrels -, n quarter
nnnt sherry. Colmenar & Malaga wines' III f"''
casks do in half quar-
s;c;,v Madeira, and Colmenar 10 III "''
ter casks do in boxes OF
sparkling Champagne
Iun. ,ea in chests, halfchests, ana ~ '"'''
: BOXES of various qualities N 6, c.ttv boxes
ooM do in half chests, III q eau! '0N>
su"poISIr, Ives containing 2 half cann'steps hov
> AM do in chests, half chests ~ eau! iva
: h"Pea" ard boxes containing ha,t ca'h,se
oSSn ar" do in chests and hall ches.s havoc an
IS chocolate. Bakers and Lapha"' NV
paper, printing, letter. "rsPP"
binders and handbook oo"u'
molasses in hogsheads ,od velvet corks
mio ,I r,.r and vine bottles and Vt'e, ~,
es br,s no, 5 in bbls and nos < l" ; "''
race ginger, nutnegs, Cloves
burlaps, nos.
German osnaburgs; Hess'a"s March -
N Prussia Sheetings, &c. &c --------
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no. $685.
For Sale.

NEW.ORLEANS sugar
~ Philadelphia and Baltimore refined sugar in box
es and barrels
Molasses and New England rum
West India rum, Cognac brandy
Holland and american gin
Whskey, in Hogsheads and Barrels
Do 100 bbls of Richardson's best
Madeira and Sicily Madeira !
Dry andsweet Malaga
Caret in casks and cases Choice Wines
Sauterne, Frontgnac and Port
Sparkling and still Champagne
Brazil Cubs, and Java coffee
Tyson, young Tyson and imperial tea in chests and
Gait, boxes
Sperm and mould candles
Window glass all sizes pipes nails and hrads steel
Richmond manufactured tobacco ofthr hes, quality
White lead mol. salt pete, NiI:et 'r':r.c OIL
Sack salt, powder & shot, boxes Of srnff. etc
mar Is A.C. CAZENOVE & Co.
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Onions.
Davis Patent PAoNshs.

'TNIE subscriber isnow receiving areSuiM supply
fOf Dlyis' Patent Ploughs, ofall sizes; ,,,,cypp
sba- Agent for Gideon Davis.
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VloriAa AanA Agency.

v,1ur subscribers have opened an ofhce IN .ne '"'
l of Tallahassee, for the purchase am n.,:
TnnIs in the Tertiary o. fhorfno.
sh;s,be necuiar character OF the iahos u" l
'"1i i r. productions that as yet yer! eriohe1
ola ana - prevailed among persons at remote d's'
,bi, Territory, in tonic their true Cha
tancesfrom thi'
rac.er. ,,bers will make the most minute exan"'
of the public lands now vacant as We a.
nauohso' hnreafter be offered for sale ihey WIZ
WHICH i n,seIves with maps of ali the guod ishds,
PrepaiI nh information as may be inter estng 10 pur
chasers. ,.lror cole in December next, en-
Inc 'a - interesting section OF the Territor!-be'
brace rtbcst south and Fast Of any public lands
rig sua ad for sale BY the United States; and IN
hitherto IS country admirably adapted To the growth
afeSon stanles of our Territory; sugar cane and
OF ue co,ton. as we'll as the Fearing OF the silk
ST. and the cultivation OF the orange ana Gn'
WI 81 the subscribers having been ehgagea ID the
ey Of that country,is well acquainted WIN ""S'
e Of the lands Of any vaus.
nf OF u hscribers will upon requsition either enter
C. nmrcbase lands, and all letters addressed 10 '' "'
Up OPP. na;aSwi be promptly afforded to-
Is. tpos' paw REFERENCES.
nd 20, t.x,s G.pspEs, Tallahassee Flerds,
~, yonx GAMBLE, RichnioH ID, Virginia,
OF ~ ~ 4. e D,pr Prince Wiam County, virgins
10 Ms;or DYup C. WELLS, Fredericksburg, NIrtin'a
I"y- M,cu.E, Esq. Prince William County, Naao
,,;orW F. THonSTos, AleNan, ra, d. L.
hsJo' C. ERON \UGH,
HENRY WASHlE6T On
to Tallahassee, Iy 1871. ."ls
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CHARLES BENNE1 l
1As imported BY the ship XTS Is Following o1 goods
kana s,T sred for sale on the cash.
o''pf Colts blankets, 5, 81 and 4po'nf
!" rose do from Sd to l5.4
{. s4 and ga flushings ,-.oo,m;xsd
Extra saperfne5'ack, navy blue and steer '"''
c,,ret and navy blue Ladies cloths ,r,hs
caITo ,r and superRne double milled dra0S
.Schofeld's Aannels and ba'ses ,or,n and toile.
S and Forrest cloths sw'nsd0~N anu '''''
nett vestinSs ,o.;o, stair and passage car
| petng :, rosks and bales
Sbad andherring seine tw'ne' l" 'N' A'>'
Shoe 'n threads, ed from No l6 to SO h.
which aS with his stock of goods o" hand" Ms
I Ihin boston, he win srst
Pine Apple and Douo'e IS sept 10
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BR ANDY, &c.

Pipes Bordeaux brandy, representei as very "" II"
:! dozen C.. brooms, landing this day from schr' i"
.'ease and for sale by ,,-yyJ,JyE
much 81 COHfG.fN y p-.N-
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Venetian W indow Blinds.

,,HE subscriber bess leave to s nOtm "e VIM
| that he has commenced tn, un; s mrhu as "
do yp s': :s:S the outside Of the
sp GSV venetian curai" blinds for the '"''ae "
Spring parlour blinds. ,as =, the shortest notice,
QThe above e., WV Wholesale New York prices Inc re
and lower than .n hs offers to the public, are not 10
above blind, Mno natness Gle gance and duraby'o!
s5"s "' kind se'sI dressing
Also, portable desks made at the Shortest
all sv aepoeon subscriber onn %a, ne
notice, ponrs north of King street oppvsie ~,
; %arsHas Office orders for washington on ,hs Avenue
~ Two APPRENTICES W.. FERGUSON, jun.
march 90
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Notice

TIVE ,osshSasst hereby s hs laa day
COMPANY an election will held at the Conrs.
of April Lees for four
aDS sSas for sfd 'H%sS ,'' m
year by o'" s,ML. VI. EDWARDS, Treasurer
oA"I' nv tA12
mar IL
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,uE subscribers have opened an office IN s ne '
| of Tallahassee, for the porch'ser az Hv"..;Ja
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-31

distances being thus nearly saved, aAd
the buyer every where would purchase
cheaper, and the producer would still
be better remunerated. In a word, such
a change would arise as il the whole oil
Britain had been compressed by mage
into circle Of few miles 10 diametar,
yet without any single part losing the
least Of its magnitude or beauties; and
the sea would be but little way south
of the metropolis, and Edinburgh but
little way north, and the mountains
of Wales but little way to the vest
This appears visionary; but it is less SO
than itwould have been TO years ago,
to anticipate what has now come to pass,
that the common time OF travelling
from London to Edinburgh would be
IS hours. At the opening of the rail
road near Darlington last year, train
of loaded carriages was dragged along
by one little steam engine, a distance
oe 25 miles within two hours: in some
parts of the journey the speed was more
than 90 miles an hour. The whole load
was nearly equal to a regiment of sol
diers, and the coal expended was under
the value of hall crown. An island
with such roads would be an impregna-
bile fortress; for in less time than an
enemy would require to disembark on
any part Of the coast, the forces of the
country might be concentrated to de-
fend it.
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POLITICAL STATISTICS.

We have often heard the manner 81
Mr.. Adams election objected to, and
nothing is more common than TO hear
bis opponents. declare. that he was not
the choice Of the people. Asto the man
uer, il was such as is pointed out by the
construction Of the land, and we should
therefore, suppose it to be in that res
pect unobj sctionabIs. But what evil
dence have we that he was not the
choice of the people. The election be.
log cast into the House of Representa-
tives, the members of that body, repre-
senting their several state soyereignties
had to act for the people. MOI let US
see how the account stands, and what
portion of the freemen of the nation
were represented by the states which vo
ted for Mr.. Adams, as well as the 9TH
err candidates. According to the last
census, the free white popuiciion Of the
United States exclusive of the District
of Columbia, which has no voice in the
matter) amounted to seven millions,
nine hundred and eighteen thousand,
three hundred and forty. seven, and
were thus distributes: in
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of properly under execu,ion-ehanp.
ing the time of the annual meeting of
the overseers of the poor for Prince
William county-authorIsiDg sonar.
ate election in the county of Orange
to authorize three separate elections in
the county of Harrison.
The Speaker laid before the house
communication from the auditor.
transmitting lisi of unsatisfed claims
due 10, or from the commonwealth cor
responding with the balances struck on
the books at the termination of the lasf
fiscal year, which was referred.
A resolution was submitted some
days ago by Mr.. Williams and atiop.
ted, that SO much of the Governors
Message as advises that the coustruc.
ton of the road from Covington to Jas.
river at the Blue Ridge, from the Ka-
nawba turnpike 10 the State line sepa-
rating it from Kentucky by the mouth
of Big Sandy; and from Winchestey
by Clarksburg, to be extended TO Par
kersburg, be referred to the Board Of
Public Works to report upon the public
utility ofthe establishment OF saidroads.
Mr.. Thompson of Amherst, offered
the following amendment to the reso.
luton, which was adopted-"And al.
so SO much Of the report of the Com.
missioner Of the KaDawha road and
navigation, as recommends the con.
struction of turnpike road from Gov.
ington to the city of Richmond"
The Speaker laid before the House
letter from Francis II Brooke, ESQ.
President Of the late Anti Jackson Con.
vention, announcing to the House OF
Delegates, in compliance with reso.
luton of the Convention, the unfeign-
ed gratitude felt by that body, for The
facilities afforded, and the spirit of &C.
commodation manifested by both Hous,
es of the Virginia Assembly and their
officers; and rendering the thanks Of
the Convention to both branches of the
Legislature and their officers, for their
kindness and liherality
The Speaker laid before the House
a communication from the Cd Auditor,
transmitting resolution tromthe Board
Of Public Works, to whom was refer.
red the petition of the directors on the
the part Of the State in the Fauquier
and Alexandra Turnpike Company,
Recommending the Legislature to pass
law suthorising the company TO raise
by lottery, sum of money not ex.
ceedng thirty thousand dollars Laid
on the table.
The House proceeded TO execute the
Joint order of the day for the election
ola Superintendent ofthe Penitentiary.
Mr. Patteson nominated Samuel P.
Parsons, who was re elected withou.
opposition.
The execution of the further joint
order of the day, of a Public Store
Keeper, was postponed to Tuesday,