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THE COQUETTE.
Behold the tragic loading Of that bed
The work Is thine.'-SHAKsPEARH.


The work Is thne"-SHAKsPEARE.
Twas on a fine morning in May, when
blooming Nature, just bursting from her icy
chains, exulted in all her newborn beauties
when the lawn was spangled with wild-howers
Of every hue, and the luxuriant grove shook tho
dew-drops from it's clustering leaves, as the
zephyrs rusted among the branches ss--that |
walked forth TO inhalo the balmy breath Of
morn, and survey the focks and herds as they
rambled over the verdant hills, or fingered on
the confines Of the stagnant pool. had hard
ly reached the outskirts Of the town, ere was
met by a funeral procession, which directed
its silent march towards a small burial. ground
at no great distance. This sight Immediately
threw a shade Of sadness over my hooyant
spirits, and as there was something peculiarly
interesting in the countenances Of some Of the
mournets, I changed my course and followed
them to the grassy enclosure, Where
"The rule oe-faihcis Of the hamlet Steep"
Tho coffin was placed over the narrow pit,
which must so soon receive ite death-cold ten
ant, and hide forever from the eyes Of weeping
friend. The form they once loved 70 gaIs upon
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At the instance Of the Attorney General of
the French King. the Gazette dc France Of
August 5th, containing an article headed the
" Session Of 1929" was seized al the poet Of
flee. The Messenger dc Chambres, sllujing to
the seizure Of the Gazette dc France, has tho
following sentences: Never were fcwcr words
employed, to make so inculpa' ory reespi,uls' :
,ion. -" Thirty lines have srficed for tho
Gazctieio predict the greatest msfortuues 10
the monarchy, and il declares, with an suds-
city which excites at tho same time rdcnlo
and indignation, that after what has been dons
this wear, there will remain but little 10 do in
the next session, TO con.umruats the rs-sstsb-
lishment Of tho Republic"
.S~c TorA Csssptn
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~. In every case where ihe mah IS TahPoi,u saSe"
snd tne Pr9ent m contractor snan pe ue'n', a'u e
eaer sna not nave r saGn Gu 'age properly "ni.I ~
purchase from the present contractor at reasonable valuation
he stage including horses,
u II - ....,..a, H.
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John HARTSHORN,

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT-BOSToN,
HONTINUES at Store Nos. 81 and ~, LiboIty Square
Buildings opppiie the Commercial Coffee House, for
the purpose Of lransacng Commission Busness, and ten
de his services his friends and the public respectfully 80
licng consgnmens Of every description cf merchandize
Particular attention will be paid the sale o DOMESTIC
GOODS, and the usual advances made on oonsgnnents
Refer To GEoReE =. RArHBoNs,( p,o,,S,,s.
CHhRLxs HAsurusr, \
Buson. May -. iyn
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FOR vICE-PRESIDENT,
JOHN G.. CALHOUN.

The Prince Of Prodgas' whom Randolph tyed the Ar
my Candidate" in ls29-and the head Of the attempted
rebellion in the South, in lSlS.
Whose loose principles and Hostility to the Tariff whose
vaulng ambition, aud wtHe conduct in the Senate are
80 many dcad weights and drawbacks that Gov. Clin
ton pronounced him a milestone around the neck Of the
Opposition,
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HATS, LIME AND GROCERIES.

HE subscriber offers for sale the reasonable terms
New York and other Hats, Of the newest fashions; with
conan supply Of the first quality Harris Rock Lime, ant
ed, and all damages paid IL does not prove good Together
with complete and genuine assortment Of Grocerie whole
sale and retail.
Aosainet shee,ing., Shirtngs, and other Dry Goods.
The whole any Of the above articles will be sold at the low
prices for cash approved credit. T. SHELDON,
No i75 High Street, nearly opposite Aba FOxs Tavern.
Aug 30
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JAMES TUCKER,

No. 2, SourH MAIN, AND CORNER COLLEGE STREET
MAS constantly hand, a general assortment of
Ii Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestmgs and Trimmings OF the
most fashionable patterns.
ALSO-constantly on hand an extensive assortment of
READY MADE CLorHI NG consisting of Blue, Black, Olive
and Mixed DREss CoATs.
Blue Olive, Claret Brown Mixed and corbeau FRocKs
and SURToUTs.
Blc black, olive drab, mixed and white Broadcoth and
Cashmere PANTALooNg
Velvet silk, moeskih cashmere tolinet, Valencia and
Naueiles VEsrs.
LIKEWISE-Cambet and plaid Coaks and Great Goats,
qinen and cotton Shirts, ready for immediate use,
Linen and silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, hemmed,
White muslin and cambric Cravats, hemmed,
Imitation linen cambric Cnvats,
Black figured and plain Cnvats,
Lambs wool Under shirts and Drawers,
Waterloo Cravats,
Gloves, Of all descriptions,
Black and white ribbed and plain silk Hose,
Umbrellas, &C. &c.
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Tables.
NEW GOODS.

fit No. 81, .Market-S Square.
YyHE subscribers would inform their and the
u public, that they have received per the last Steam
Boats from Newly their fall supply Of Goods consist
\ Inc Of,
Blue
Black,
Green, Broadcloths
Olive, and
Brown, Cassineres,
Steel, and
Fancy mixed
OF different prices and qualities
New and elegant Vestings great variety Of Cotton and
SAX Cravas aud Hdkis. entire syle Camblcts &c.
Coatings Of different kinds Velves Bang up Cords and
&C. which will he sold at t, lUw market price, for Cash
Of approved paper. L. Z. Il. WELLS.
eopl 70
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CABINET FURNITURE.
No. 6s, BROAD STREET.

No. 6s, BROAD STREET.
VuNHE subscribers grateful to their friends and the public
IL for mast patronage respectfully inform them that they
Seep always hand supply Of fashionable and common
Furniture, made OF the best materials, and from the newest
and most approved patterns, among which
Ward Robes and Sofas,
S$s e.. 81 and Tables.
Bureaus, various patterns and sizes,
Work Tables, &C. Sc.
Those in want Of any articles In our ne will find Il to
their interest TO give call before purchasing
determined to sell cheap any regular Cabinet Maker in
this town. and our Furniture being manufactured mme
diaely under direction, will be warranted equal
both In materials and workmanship to any made in this
country.
punctually attended to.
may iy. SAMUEL s. JOSEPH RAWSON.
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ALBERT SWEET.

FASHIONABLE HAIR-CUTTER,
No. So Westainster-street, corner Of Orapgestreet,
IL EEPS constantly hand Combs, Lather- Brushes,
IN Pomatum, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Cologne
Wafer, Hair OIL Razors and Razor Straps, Shaving Soap,
Coud Pater-and great variety Of articles necessary for
the gentlenan's toilet
Razors honed and set In the keenes order. sept 6
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1rThe bdder will state such improvements as presen
themselves TO hm Iii STAGE will be proper for him TO
say lie should distinctly the number Of the route,
and only the number hut the beginning and end Of u lie
should sko clearly his residence a TO the State and Town
in which he lives; he be not conaeior he must accom-
pany his bids by suitable recommendation.
August 2. IawI2w.
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lp6BOOTS & SHOES. an


E. II. RICHARDSON, has the pleasure of inform
q ing his friends and the public, that he has taken the
adjoining ore No. Isl "a 1853, Washington Street, Boston,
directly opposite the Old South Church, for the express
pwp0 Of accommodating those who purchase for the
try retail trade and hopes by constant unremng atten
uon TO all orders, 10 receive share Of public favors
CONDITIONS.
Under Sl00 Cash,
Over 100 months
500 months.
Any article In his line furnished at the shortest notice.
ON HAND,
complete assortment of Ladies' black, white and Pearl
eolorod heel and spring heel Slippers.
Misses and Children's black red and blue Lesy, and
Denmark Satin heel and spring Slippers.
Morocco, Kid, American and Russia Calf walking Shoes,
and heel pumps, with good assortment of Chidns red
yellow, geen blue and tea coored Bootee, and ancle strap
Shoes.
Gentlenen's fine calf horse hide, and seal skin Boots.
ALSO.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and NewYork Sole Leather Shoe
Thread and Lining Skins Cochnea Sciver all Of those
ticles warranted first rate.
j. Z. II. Il. requests those who wish to purchase to call
and examine his stock, as is fresh and direct from the dit
ferent manufactures.
All those who will favor him with their orders, shall
cctvo the most strict attention.
Boston, May 20 G
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SAMUEL W BISHOP

ENONTfNUES 10 transact Commission Business nj
~ Charleston, 8. e. Orders fcf the purchase Of Cotton
vale of Domestic Goods-and procuring heghs, promptly
attended To-
A@w to
G, = J. MAUsAs. seV6
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JoHv M'T,rAN.

JoHN M'LEAN.
Postmaster General
srn, will convey the Mail on Post Route Mo-, viz
from - To-, for the yearly compensation Of -
dollars.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

ccordng the laws in force, the ensuing choice Of
,tos will be made in several States Of the Union, in the
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FOREIGN.
FROM NfEXiCO.

NEw-YoRK, Dec 29.--Capt. Bcku;, of The h,i
Eliza, has favored us with Mexico City pagers q,
Nov 20. Some ofthc States of Mexico had partia,,,
carried into effect their local DEGREES for expci,ip,
the Spaniards but these acts had not been approved
by the General Government.
Accounts from Central America, TO the 9Th OF
NOV state, that band Of 400 of the insurgents in
that country, who were on the way to invade thu,
province oil Honduras, had been overtlrown
Capt Bukup informs that Coui. PORTER hal
given notice that he would grant commissions to
prvateeers fitting out Vera Cruz against the Span
ish flag. 1.lLey. Air..
Extract Of letter to tbs Editor of the Statesman
dated on board the u s. ship Ontario Gibraltar Bav
Nov. IL.
"We arrived here one week silce aftey pleas
ant passage by the way of Algiers 10 which place
we were ordered TO transport our Consul General
You have heard ofthc iDgoious couduct of Tn,
French blockading squadron in the skirmsh which
took place Oil the 5th ult The Algerine fiotilla had
the audacity TO put 10 and attack the French
and after throwing 5000 shot returned in triumph
without the loss ola gun-boat. The Bashaw was so
much pleased ut the conduct of his Marine that h..
loaded the Captains with presents, and gave each
private reward Of dollars in hand.
The Java is here with US and will sail shortly ios
Mahon. You may expect us in New Yo,k in Feb.
uary, although there is still much to dread ere W..
can hope TO reach home. have seen so much SUI
erng on our coasts during the white that nv blood
runs cold 10 think oft"
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MONDAY, JANUARY Z, 1928.
SENATE

The Senate was engaged for some time, in the
discussion Of proposition or Mr.. Johnson, of KY,
70 print document containing tho names Of oil
GERS and soldiers Of the Revolution that were en-
titled TO bounty lands. Mr.. johnson was anxious
TO have the document printed, in order that an end
might be put to speculation, s. that those who were
in justice entitled 10 these lands their represent
taiives, might avail themselves of their right. On
this subject, an animated discussion took place. as
to the best means Of securing the object which all
had IN view-viz to secure TO the officer and sol
der the bounty Of the government, without sub
iecting it TO be lost through the avidity OF specu-
latOrs.
On This subject Messrs. johnson, Harrison
Branch, Woodbury., Macon, and Ruggles spoke
Il was finally ordered TO be laid on the tables and
on motion Of Mr. Macon, the Senate proceeded 10
Executive business.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
After the presentation Of petitions and reports.
the House wentinto Committee of the Whole, on
the bin Tor the relief Of Ma-igny D'AUtcrive.-
nc question was on the amendment o6tscd by
Mr. Livingston, to allow compensation for a slave
taken by the United States officer. very ami
mated iobatc sprung up in witch Mr.. Clark, oil
N. y, Mr. Randolph, Mr.. Stoors, end Mr. Dray-
Ton took part. The Committee rose, reported pro-
grcss, and had leave 10 sit again.
The House adjourned 10.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 4th, 1925.
SEN ATE


The Nice-Presdent announced the recejnt If \
memorial from sundry citizens in Delaware sta
unS that the growing and manufacture of wool! G;
the manufacture of woollen goods, were branches
oil industry, IN which large capital was invested:
that they were now in languishing and ruinous
condition, andpraying that they might be protected
rom foreign rivalry. Referred TO tie Committee
on Manufactures.
Mr. Hayne presented a memorial from the
chamber oil Commerce, of Charleston, S. c. re-
monstrating against any further protecting duties
TO manufactures.
Mr.. Benton presented petition from sundry
inhabitants OF Missouri praying that the price of
Public Lands might be graduated, and donations
MADE TO actual settlers and. the refuse lands re-
hnquished to the State for purposes of Education
and internal Improvement. Referred to the Com
mttee Public Lands.
The bill for the adjustment of imprisonment for
DEBT, was taken up, and long debate ensned be-
tween Messrs. Hayne, OF s. G. Kane of Illinois
V an Buren,, and Johnson, of Ky.
On motion Of Mr.. Berren, the further conside-
ration OF the bill was postponed aad made the Or
der oil the day for Monday The Senate then
proceeded TO the consideration of Executive bust
ness; after which, the
Senate adjourned 10 Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
After the presentation of reports several bills Of
private nature were passed. Mr.. Weerns' rcso-
luton was taken up and laid OH the table. An ami
mated debate sprung up in Committee ofthe Whole
upon private bill granting relief in which Messrs
Whittlesey. Livingston, Fort, Hamilton, Strong,
kremcr, M'Coy and Mitchell, of s. G.. took part.
II related 10 the question Of granting compensation
for slave taken Ivy the United States in the last
war The Committee asked leave to sit again, which
was granted
The House adjourned TO Monday.
Wash TIL
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sion, but merely oilers an invitation 10 tilo., p,l-
tcmen, to come here at our expense, to give us
the knowledge they possess, and which we REQUIRE
However. rs the friends OF the manufacturing in-
terest appear decidedly 60 dsapprove of the rcsol-
ton, have concluded to vote with them.
The amendment of Mr.. Oakley was agreed 20 ;
and the question upon the resolution. thus amen
ded, was decided as follows:
YeoS--Nessrs. HIM. .Adh1,ns, alexander, III
ston, John anderson, .frcjier, .4rmstronq, T. -p
Barbour, J. s. Barbour, RGrloac, Barney, Bar
ringer, Basel, Betden, Bell Brent, Bryan, Blu
chan0n, B,ulmer, Cdm5reieng, Garter, claiborne
John e. Clark, Conner, Coulter, Da,,iei, Tho
mas Davenport, Davis, De Graf, Desha, Dorsey
Drdyton, Duncan, Earl, Findldy, Floyd Of "a
Floyd Of Geo, Fort, Foyrcood, Fry, Gale, Gar
rotn, G1fmer, Green, GG,ley, Halle, Hall, Hanil-
!sdacks, Reese, Kerr, King, Kremer, Lecompte
Lea, Livingston, LumFktn, .ifdgee, .Hara5le
idrtin, nc Coy, Nc DuDe, Mediation, y,fc Rean
Mckee, Mercer. j. Mitchell. Z. II. MITCHELL. c.
ley, Orr, O,cen, Po'k, Ramsay, Randolph, Rip
ley, Rires, Roane, Shepherd, II. Snyth, .Sprigg
Sfdn6eTry, J. IS. Sieeenson, Sterigerc, .&orer
". Thompson, Tre=cant. Turner, Td,, Horn
yepLanek, Hard. Wiekl4e, roy, Fright,
.Nays-.,iessrs. S. C. .4llc,,, Anderson, Bailey
Bdid,tSs,, .aoyes Barber, Barker, Barnard, Bart
teh, Bdrticy,L c. Bates, Ed,c. Bates, Beecher,
6tafe, B'opn, Buckner, Buck, Burgess, But
man, Chase, Clark, Con0,iot, Creighton, Cro,r,,-
D,oight, Everett, Gorho,n, Halioek, Heaiy. HoS-
ges, Hunt, hgcrsoN, Jennings, Johns, Lato-
renee, LETTER, Letcher, Little, Locke, Long, In
on, hatary, Markell, Martiadolc, .sIarvi,, MAJ
'oeH, Maynard, .NcIatire, Mclean, .iferoia
.Ietcoye, -HineT, NeUton, OBrien, Peorce
Phelps, Pierson, Plant, Reed, Richardson, Rus.
seH, Stod,c, o. II. Smith, Sprague, Sfeuort
Sto,Ts, Strong, S,can,,, Stoif, Taylor, Tracy
E6'Ser Tucker, pdnce, Pan RenSsalder Diaton
pafes,t Wdshiagfon. Uhippie, Iphittiesey, Pin
gate, John J. Wood, Silas IPood, Woods, IVood-
cock, John C. UIight-S7.
So the Resolution was agreed to-
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ERONI RIO IANEIRn

The ship Porta, from Rio Janeiro, left tie form.
er place on the 18Th of November.
"elearn by this arrival that Mr.. Allen late Min
ster to Chill, had arrived with his LADY, at Rio on
his way to the United States
ne law winch has passed the Brazilian Cortes.
equalising the duties on all foreign merchandise hs
not received the Imperial sanction The Cortes was
dissolved on the 18th Nov. without passing the lay,
authorsing foreign vessels 70 enjoy the privilege of
the coasting trace. G.N y ca.
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DOMESTIC
Extract ola letter to The Editors tn,

~ "'Cttef ~ TIC CutOTS, uutcG
HARRISBURG, Jan. A, 1928
Yesterday, the Speaker Of the House of Repre-
sentatves announced the receipt of letter from a
committee OF the Adams Convention REQUESTING
the use OF the Hall, which having been read .
MIR. Robson, of Franklin, moved that the re-
quest olth Committee be granted.
Mr Porter, Of Lancaster, made some remarks
agreed TO. - s'-
MIR. Petriken moved an amendment /" and Tho,
PERMISSION be also granted to the convention WHICH
Is TO assemble at the seat of government on the sh
INST 10 occupy the House of Representatives M
meredith seconded the notion and rave his rea
sons for voting for the amendment, and that IN.
should vote against the whole motion. Mr. Porter
opJected 10 the amendment, account of no appl-
cauon having been made its behalf The a.
ihehument was agreed TO. Mr.. ]. Miller, of Per.
ry, moved to postpone, and refer the matter 10
committee that their reasons for the course the
might take might be spread on the journal Mr.. Ell
dred supported this notion Mr. Beatty & Mr. Mere
dth opposed it; & Mr.. J. Miller withdrew il: After
some further observations of Mr. Porter in favor
OF granting the use OF the Hail. &c. the motion way
ne gatived, yeas "a, nays 60
mus exploded this modest request of the Adams
convention, that knew the Court House to be at
their service, and in which place the delepaes rre
TO meet this afternoon at three O'Clock
IPhR. Sentinel,
From the Ohio Stotr Journal, Dec. %.
ADMINISTRATIONS COMMUNICATIVE Con-
l "
IRENE badness of the roads and weather, we I'M
derstand that sixty-six out of the seventy-thrre
counties were represented, and 22O members at,
tended.
Jeremiah Morrow was appointed President Of
the Convention, and William Doherty aud Thomas
Corwin Secretaries.
Resolutions and an address we're agree 10.
The following is list of Electors recommended
by the Convention
Jeremiah Morrow, Warren.
Peter Hitchcock, Gcauga
William Ruffin, Hamilton
James M'Bride Butler
Joseph Hawkins, Pre5fe.
benjamin Whitcman, Green.
John Smith, Highland
Duncan M'Arthur Ross
Ralph Osborn, Franklin.
William Kendall, !Scioto.
Isaac Vanhorne, .Muskingi,m,
John Patterson, Belmont
John Mclaughlin Jefersoa,
William Fogle, Stark
Aaron Wheeler, .AShtdJli1.
Eocnezer Lane, Huron.
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Extract Of letter from an intelligent and highly
respectable member of the Ohio Legislature. 10
his friends in the house Of representatives Of tis
state.
al have no hesitation in saying from all the in.
formation can collect, that Jackson will recei,,t
the electoral vote Of this state. The result Of fbe
New York election is making a great many con.
vcrts in the Western Reserve--indeed, the chan
ges within few days are astonishing, far more
than had any idea Of. The Clay men, with tho
exception Of few particular friends ofthose men.
bcrs Of congress, who gave their vote for him. arc
going in mass for Jackson. We feel proud N
the firmness four sister state, Pennsvivania~
only continue TO be true TO the good cause aud vf,
have no fear Of the resul-Ohio will 20 with Won
Penn. Reporter.
NV ORLEANS, Dec. H,--Major Gen Scory
Of the y. 5. Army, arrived this morning in town.
on board the steamboat Andrew Jackson, from Tri.
nifty. We understand he comes TO assume the com
mand Of the Division Of the South, Genl. Gains
passing TO the Northern Division. fCourfor
The National Intilligencer states that Nfessra
Nicholas Biddle and John u. Trevor of pennsvi-
vania Campbell p. White Of New York, r. ]. D,,-
pont Of Delaware, and Benz. Hatcher of Virginia.
have been appointed Directors of the United St1.es
Bank, on the part Of the Government:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-10
CHILTON And CALH0oN

we have received partial returns from the nth
District, which we subjoin. The contest has AGAIN
been close one, though the cause of Jackson seems
TO have gained ground. In few days we shall OBJ
tam the official returns, which will remove ain
Doubt uron tfa ''0'N 80