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-oGe
Nem- Orleans, april 2 Some days ago the
stcan,-boat Facility, captain Pennywlt. a.
rived here from Fort Gibson aud the falls
of yerdisris River By n majority Of the
people Of the unieh States, THESE are names
winch have never been beard Of Foh Uib-
sou IS the most western military posi- "a the
territory Of Arkansas situated on Grand his-
81. two miles above its confluence With the Ar
kansas; IN It's immediate vicinity IS the mouth nj
VerdIgfis. At the fails OF tbs last named fivef,
eig hi hundred miles west Of the Mississippi, b
the land intended for the residence Of the orrek
Indidns, who may consent 10 enigrale thfhei :
TIE steam-beai Facility has already made Three
frps II TINS pot since the ID Of last February
We have been informed by captain ienny wy
that mol thc slightest impediment or diiheuIlti
had been experienced ia the navigation.
! hfer thousand Creek Indians, men, women,
aud children, have already bren led 10 that
place, undcrt'ic supruntendcuce Of the agent,
Colonel B,carlg, loiinery q dj,tlngpi4hed oil
ccrof The army. and we arc happy TO add, are
couteulrd and satisfied wah.tbrir new abode.
lii, land, We arr assured is lar superior IN qua
lty 10 that which they have LETT. Perhaps II
may be proper Ia rcpark. a. showing the char
aelcr and disposition OF these children OF the
forest that, ~ - long u journey, ~ tempfstn-
ous season. and mostly through an inhabited
county, not the slightest msdrmranouf, not t.
ven the robbery oi fence ran 10 cook their wet
uhls was committed.
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A Mr.. Rand advertise FOR exhibition, in Bos
ton. a solar microscope, which magn Ges 3 600
00o times. BY its aid snakes apparently siA
eei long may be discovered ia vinegar and
the small white meay particles ON tigs appear
moving Objects as large ASA good sized tcrrapin
il must hr pleasant circumstance, tnhavc aCCu'
lai proof that while we are licking up The vinegar
from our salad, we are taking scrpcnts II on,
bospns What a comfortable reelection, as on
is monching fig, to mistake, IN the lulIness Of
newly acquired knowledge, the cracking Of one
o It's SEEDS fol- The craunchng of a snapper tur-
dies sar!l. q. ) tGse.lG.
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DOMESrIC INTELLIGEACE.
From NE Richmond En7ui'sr of .Noy ..
AMBITION UEFALCA1iUN


II has been agceitained that IN the year 1921,
! The Treasurer of the Cincinnati Society Of THIS
s,.te Maid over into the bands of Jefufan Baker,
/ tho lsle Treasurer Of tbs Commonwealth, n con
I formitt 9th the provisions Of an act Of Assem-
/ bly the Funds of mai Institution, subject to or
tam pensian aid conditions. lhls fund Is 10 90
10 the nse Of ar College Al Lexington, on condl
tinp that II establishes Ptof'ssofship Of Forii-
fealion 5. eunnery. &C The largest proportion
.Tth, funds thus pa d over eousisledof 4 ;. and
atafr stock, which were payable and
a IRE actually paid 10 the course oil the year
1s2s. II arpesrs that Alr q. did appropriate
s mart pftbcse fund ia the purchase OF 80
old Batk shares--bul there Is every rea-
I'm 10 believe that about 10000 Of The
C,rrutnnfi Fund Bn4 wasted by him, of
winch hc has aiYen po account on the book
of tie Treasury or aly nberf else. Ihp
5fbofs oil his driaeaisu cannot, therefore, be- s-
ffnatpd IT hess than ftum 30 - S36o1p. Ihr
Cincinnati Fund vas pad dnrclly into his
hansI. without passing through lie AUDITOR
Ollie. A. Is tn usnal regulation win The om-
moaWealihs munies --bud tins fariauian - eK-
ported fo elv. ust 10 a On. stion bctsren the
Commonwealth aud lbe lat. ifra=u RS 0ecn-
rites, uhcthcr thry are hablc 10 her Tor mOnles
thus paid iuto the treasurer, hands.
Baltimore. M1V MIR Gay, Secretary Of
Slate. arrived Al tn CITY Ieiri lpsi evening aud
lett here tbs morning Ia The steamboat Inc lot
Philadelphia 1hr aajDel Il lbs 'isit, We learn
Is ia consult some o The medical faculty. ei Tat
city relative 10 the delicate state Oh his health.
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From he Philadelphia Chronicle.


The Stiimp-ldiied CotV--4 Jersey AHecdois.-
A good many years ago a man stole COW on
Morristowu N j aud drove her to PhiladaI
pha for sale. She was common COW enoug h
except that she had lost I'll her tail but about sS
inches. The thief fearing tina, by the shortues'
of her tail he might be- traced, had procured il
some way probably from slaughter house, an
other cows tail, which he fastened so ingenious
" 10 the sho, tail, that il was not TO be known
that Il had not regularly grown there.
As snon as the lstse, man missed his COW, he
set off ioI Philadelphia, thinking she would pro-
baby be carried there tpr sale, aud il happened
that when he came to the ferry he got iuto the
same boat that WIS carrying over his COW, aud
the fellow who stole her As it Was natural hat
he should have his thoughts very much upon
cows, he soon began 10 Jock nj this one win
great attention She was, indeed very much
like his COW, he thought Her marks agreed
wonderfully, and she had exactly the same ex-
preston of face, but then the expression OF her
tail was so very diherent.--lt must be supposed
that the new owner Of the COW fell rather ncon-
Portable during this examination, for ne soon
saw that this Was the person whose property he
had stolen, and he was very uneasy lest he
should take hold OF the tail, which lie looked al
so continually. Upon the whole he thought il
best 10 divert his attention in some way, il pos,
sible, aud therefore steps up 10 him and says
nc.ghbor. that is fine COW OF niue, wont you
buy her you seem TO know what good COW
is" "Oh dear me, SAYS the other " I've just
had a COW stolen nom me Well says the
thief, d" I'm sorry TO hear thai they've got 10
stealing cattle, but II sell off, and you could moi
better replace your loss than by buying tlrs
COW I'll warrant she's as good as yonrs =
" Whv." says the Jerseyman, " She was exactly
Ike this one only that she had TIC tail to speak
Of md if this one had not such a long tail, ID
swear il was my COW. Every body now began
to look AT the COW tail but the thief stood Tear
er 10 it than any body, aud taking hold Of il sc
as just to cover the splicing with bs LETT hand
and with iaeknfe in his right, pointing to tht
tail he said " so il this COW tail were only this
! Dug, voud swear she was was yours r. " Iha
| would" says the other, who began 10 he very
much confused AT the perfect resemblance to hi
COW. except in tdis one particular, when ths
thief with asudden rut OF his knife. took Of tn.
tail Just about an inch above the splicing auc
throwing il overheard, bloody as IT vas, turner
10 tn other and said nav swear its you
Cow The bewliderment Of the poor man wa
complete but as he had seen the tail cut of, ant
saw the blood tricklng from it, he could, o
course lay no clam 10 the animal from the short
ness of her tail indeed, here was proof posity
that this WAS not his COW so the thief going 0
yer with him. sold the COW without any tulthe
fear of detection.
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his nechanieisrn and fulfil an object which nav.

his neehan'eis'n and fulfil an obj EEL which | have
long sought.
10 Scientific Meohanio, andothers.
The dead point Is gained aud pc, priual mo-
ton Is discovered by J. J Giraud, Physician. Of
the city Of Baitlmpre IL cannot he den led
The thing itself is simple and tri1ing exp ense
will convince the inefednlaus
De'erptioa ofHe Pepetaai Machine.
sunk spnf wb,el Ola certain diamier. with
a rousd hole al IT, hub IS PLACED npon a short
round tube which acts asa Journal and SHAFT,
ADD anes not pas the hub OF the wheel One
end of fhis tube tnusi he fixed solidls on plum
mer block. aud the other part supports the sunk
spun wheel 4 shaft Of certain length passes
across the tube By one OF its SIDES wGicn Is round
aud the part which fills the space Of the tube al
lie thickness OF the hub-nust he smaller for
Tie purpose Of leaving certain space between
The sud shan aud the inside of the i1Ut. 30
thaf Try may not touch each other
Toe part of the shalt which Is outside and
near the opening of the hub of the wheel is
square, aid receives large pnsn of certain
diameter. Between the large pinion and the
sunk spur wheel, there is a very small = ninn
which works with the two wheels II Is placed
upon long axle-tree which IS supported tjy the
plunmer block where the shaft Of the sunk
spur whrel terminates, aud the sail block plum
mer supports the other extremity of the axle OF
the pInion. Gu that axle q, wheel Is placed
Another wheel ota very simple construction
Is placed on the shan behind The sunk spur
wheel
On the border Of EACH of these wheels, are
placed two equal weights Of certain weight
the one opposite to the other. and So fixed as to
balance each other exarty
The parts OF the machine properly calculated
and made according TO the above direction, the
action aud reaction ofthe to wheels lcud an
equal power to both aud the hy wheel acting
rs an exeliatVe of both the powers propel the
machine alone.
lin the place Of the wheel, which is placed
behind the sunk spur wheel, we substitute pc
dial water wheeI. with weights proper to both
for the purpose Of opposing resistance to the
| column OF water which the pedal embraces, II
viii require but small power 10 turn it-and
ia the samc way mnidtIs mutandis it may be APP
pied to all mechanical operations
baltimore Gas
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i,4lst Marcl ISIS
Primo W. -

llNflf - NN. -
~ Act authotl ur subscription fnr the St1hsUcsI
,llas prcparea by GEORGE Wnuerston aud Nicholas
T. Nv Iandl
Be II eHaeffdbs no Seagit and House Of Re,
.fessnadsrfs Of ne iuicd States ot imalca IN
Congress assemble mat the Secretary Tor
the Department OF state be, ahh he Is hereby,
satbotized aud directed 10 subscribe tor aud IL
oeiye lor the Use and disposal al Censrcss, SIX
hundred copies of the Statistical Tables pro
posed 20 be published bv George Waite s'on
and Nicholas h. Van Zondt, OF the City ot
Washington
SEE. ,, 4Hd bet further enacted, That tn,
sun II fifteen aundtcd dollars shall be, and here
by Is, appropriated, to deiiay the oost o. tic
ssld subscription To lie paid cut OF any money
IA the Treasury not athcrW Use appropriated.
ArrnvEn-- 2lst March. ls2s
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MOI. ASSES

Portland, Naiae, Harea % On Tuesda,
aud Wedne>da, last there were imported into
this port Hrfe thousand one hul,3rea and forty
fight hoeeheads ofnoas,es, naymg duty IN
derthe present tarif' of6Heen thousand yepsa hun
,irea and ferry daee dollars
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NOTES OF A TRAVELLER.


Tr4vELLfSc.-The comfort else aud eApedi-
ton of rrayr Ing on the sca-bnard, eau only be
appreciated by tboer whnse business Obliged item
- Or 80 ,pas ago. 10 pass itom Boston Wash
lueton city At that period, the greater part Of
the day ~ consumed brtwecn Washington aud
Baltimore 90 miles, TWO days TO Philadelphia,
20 hours to New York, and from two AMI bali
10 four days 10 Boston, which depended on Ia
yoIa le runiayourHblc passages IN the packet,
Row, passag : are pretty certain rom Boston
o New TX IN "a hours from Ncw York 10
Philadelphia in II hours, 10 Baltimore ~ -
hours AID TO Washington IN ! hours. 1hus on
~ 81 hours are occupied ia travelling n dis anct
which no one expected 10 accomplish thirty
wears ago IN less time than 40 or - days, and
fop -fibs Of ihis on boa,d II elegant steam boats
with all the comforts and Conveniences oil vel
regulated hotels
In addition u this, the expenses are reduced
80 pr cent i'll recollect aright, | paid IN
isUl, i for passage N the Diligence lrom
Philadelphia TO NV York, Occupying 30 hours.
al this time paid s'3, aud The time occupied wa
bat hours
The spirit Of competition has reduced the fare
this scnson--bot Ms from 3 TO 500 pass and r..
pass daily. the concern may yer be profitable,
9 nrleman who arrived At Philadelphia, from
East Port Me. found by his memorandum, that
he had expended but $50, c. 10 for every hun
drrd mules
JOaph BonGparif.-Thr citizens line Of coach
Is through New Jersey, pass the residence 81
the late King of span, nj boldentuwn, on the
d. iaWarr.--tls estate occupies 4 large territory.
Ills house IS IA the French style but not splen-
did. HIS lands, on which immense sums have
been cHpend d, are well cultivated In all pub
ne IN roycmeuts he contributes LIBERAL, -
samplhlna like : 1000. am told lie paid on one
road
lie is much bcloved, aud his memory will be
eve dear to the VII gers. Interests scarce '
now, a poor family IL The village, 50 many does
he employ on his lands He pays literally,
punctually fulfilling all ms coRtracts-no law
suits, no disputes and the Incorporate and i'm
moral are II once ii,charred. He Is constant
H. IL the season Of agriculture, IN the fields with
his men, and {, constantly with an elegant pruu-
nlng hatchet IN ms band. Strangers who are
introduced partakf Generality oil his hopialty.
He his thus exchanged coronct Of thoins for
that OF peaceful agrcuiu alist, and become n
citizen OF our happy republic
BFtUFoRr I. WATTS, L q. United States
Charge d Affairs to Colombia, has arrived A.
Vow York in the Medina, from c arthageno
with his family.
From the Dntchess u. " True American
knraordiuarB Catqmtig.-The family OF
Mr.. Nathaniel Underhlll, in the interior OF
this county, consisting OF eiaht persons, all
arose one day last week in state of mental
arrangement, and from the last accounts. ST.
till couti1ne lhe case is worthy of the
most scrulnlzing investigation otthe medica
faculty.
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FOREIGS ISCELLIGEkCF
FROM Afi,lt

by the arrival OF the Schooner Randi
tiers have been tceriyed frum I.lFe,,, t.. ~
We make The following extracts. In. p @ I'm
X. NJ Gill writes 'se-
Inc settlement appears TO be in a g.,.,:.t
ing state, and there is nothing to prevent o..
coming great Prople, II proper care s.
~ the onset There Is great deal OF Trad. - -
fied On here with foreigners. and also ,,,pl
natives. There are two OF three arrival, sl,..
every week, with supplies OF NEARLY an A..
The pupils under my charge seem 10 bc ~,
~ prosperous waY--but scholars fv6.
wrlte) are 20 much wanted (by our ,ut,,l,....
aud othefsJ that hey rob my school as ..,,,,''H
they gst DO, sufficiently advanced 10 maj 10
entry Of any tbiug on paper, So that hay. ~.
bad chance Of advancing any thing very =.
AZ yet. have gotmy own house near.y roe.
10 1--we III, lis size Is thirty ny sixteen lret I
FIST story Is 81 Stone. and the other frame
vii he, wheif flushed, rs nee house a, ib,,o.
~ the settlement When IL Is finished -.
10 return nome for my family"
Nj. NJ Gil glV's II a. his opinion thst H..
dry season is not the best time for emio,,,,
from the North, 10 arrive IN Africa as the, nm,
ieaFe America IN the Winter, when the chan.
81 the climate ~ nbre severely lelt The t,f
Of M. VI GliPs remarks IS exemplified nv ,h.
comparative healin OF the two SITS vi emlcr.,,
IL the Two voyages of the Doris. Tha>r ,,..
leit this city Ia February. 1927, reached Afr,c.
in the beginning o. the rains, bur enioyrj ,e,,
good health, losing none of their number b.
death--wlnle those who leli here IN No,embs,
aud reached Africa in the dry season. have s.6
fered very severely.
MIR. M'GiIl rem rls upon what is very nat,,.
al. To be snre-lhat there are, among all new a..
mers, some who are di5contcnted Who are ,,,.
appointed at not BENG " taken into the arms q,
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that these documents furoi.A an ine,,#ot.
drmnslion OF Gen. Jackson en-
II ihefeport Of the Military Jackson Com.
zee o the case OF The SIX Militiamen Is .a,,..
go ps 'ht documents, Why no not The id.
eu"o's s'se 'ie'n 10 Their readeIs1 We h.,-
MOI sen mem IN solitary pape, that ad,.,.,''
the cause oil Gen. jackson ''@'z'
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From the New-York Morning Courier.
On Wednesday night two gentlemen arrived
at the National Hotel Of this city from Charles
ton and owing TO the lateness ofthe hour, were
pnt by mutual consent into the same bed cham
her. One Of them Is mercantile gentleman,
and the ouiel A tonBg man whc Is abou' q,
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1000 EeGpH,B1AEgS,

All the Fuzes payable m Cash, which may
10 had, as usual, as soon as drawn.
Whole Ticket 80 30
alf ~ % Quarter 62l.2
~ The holder of two Tickets or Shares,
must draw one prize, aud may draw three.
TLENs--For packages, not less than fifty
Tickets, Scheme price, for approved notes,
payable fifteen days after the drawing, with.
ont interest. Vendors at ali times, supplied
81 Scheme price.
u ORDERS. by mail or otherwise, meet
HE same attention given 10 personal applica.
ton. Address TO Managers Offices,
Lgnchb,Hg, Richmond,
Uiarbfder, Whetiing.
AUG. LEFLWiCH.
May D. .H1Rqgey.
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Yankee mode Of sailing under conuoy.-Du-
ring our late war win the West India Pirates
the government shps Frequently took the mer-
chanimcn under convoy. Our trade to the lie
want has lalely been annoyed BY the Gseek ri
pilates for protection against which The pub.
lie ships take our merchant vessels under con
voy when this can be done, with the intention
Of sailing IN company with them until they arc
beyond danger. As an armed ship can pro-
trct tine trader only TO the distance of cannon
shot ii Is an oiyeci 10 keep in company i; and
for this purpose the commander ewes he meI-
chantncn "a set of instructions, with explana-
tious Of Signals. whereby they may know when
to shorten sail, &c. One requisite 10 keeping
company evidently IS, that the whole feet should
regulate theil rate OF sailing by that Of the slow
est saeT.
Now, the English, Germans, Swcdes. Sc
when they get their sailing orders. are careful
to oGsetvc the Signals. OBEY the orders of the
commander, ard use every effort to keep with
the convoy. Not so the Yankee masters. They
amply TO the Consul foI convoy, receive the Or.
ders and Signals, and on the day appointed
set sail with the convoy but they no sooner
gel ont Of pors than they sail away each one
AS iast rs he can. wards the port Of de,tina-
ton The commander makes Il sigual ior the
tastes saerS 10 slaClien sail 10 keep company
hut they do not understand bin. and still press
on for port. Thus the commander Of the con-
voy Is very much ~ the condition Of hen with
"A b. od Of duekIngs that TAKE 10 TIM FIST pond
they meet with, leaving the material paltlei in
Great pprpeXlty on the shore. tie is left With
only few Of the durSt sailers, while he 9TH
ers, te which he sun feels some responsibility,
have strung themselves along the coast out of
his protection prosecuting the voyage AT dit
fer Il isf tp tbaiF ,,Tu
ing, taking the chance OF capture by pirates. OF
arrival as fortune may favor. If they arrive.
theu they have made a shorl assagp aud saved
the owners few days wages and proyison-if
they fall in the hands of pirates then it's alleg-
ed hat thcy were inevitably separated from the
eonyoy the underwriters are called upon TO pay
the loss. aud the naval officers are bIained for
| not protecting American ttade
B slga Ereuing Buieiiu.
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Literary HsmOrdndu.-By the packet ship
Manchester, we have received orr accustomed
supply of foreign papers and periodicals a
moug the later of which are the New Monthly
Magazine and La Belize AssemhIee for March.
The New Monthly is full OF pleasant matter,
One paper entitled a Les Rochers de Mad d.
Soyigne, is stated 90 be from the pen of Lady
Morgan but by the signature OF " : ; and lis
general strain, we presume II 10 be intended as
an imitation aud IL is an excellent one Ia
were not entirely too " lengthy W. should
transplant il to columns The Beet STEAK
Club is another lively piece bun also too loos
Mr.. Campbell's Letter Ia the students OF Ola
gov No ". is OF about the same quality aud
texture aS lis ptedeccssOis--and not without
some fear nfimpcachment for helcrodoSy W.
must confess that they have none Of them stood
very nigh ia Our estimation. The SWISS I"ui
preserves the interest OF the formrr number
Irving Lie of Columbus IS reviewed in i@"W-
able teres.
From the literary report we Learn fhat Nj
Horace Smith. has in preparation, Historical
Romance 10 b. called A ale OF Jerusalem
Mr.. Banim, author of talcs Of the llara ia
mily, has in press a new Performance ealile1
The CroppY, OF, Orange aud Green lae
History OF George Godfrey, written by iim5th'
| a novel Of the Fielding and SmoUct school NAV
it Is said, be shortly expected, ami II vii DC
something OIL icief after the abundance We
had almost sad surten OF historical md ult"
fashionable compositions. Salathlei slo'y
o the Past Present and Future "a wonderlWy
comprehensive title) is nearly ready. MURRAY
has paid Moore 1000 guinea for his idie OIL
| Lord Byron; but from the specimen ula' lne
| little man has already given OF his hlograp''sW
tract, We suspect the bIbiiopgie VIII hnd h''se''
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EHoR REST.--A STALE in rear of THIS o +
y Zee. Marca -
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AFFAIRS OF HONOR--The following e.
naordinary results of number of duels' w
nv from one of our late London papers
Series Of Ducis The Tasmanian, (puhlS'[s" ar
Van Dlemans Iand,) after announcing 'ns -
rival al Hobart Town, ON the 10Th OF Jo,9, 4
the slip Harvey, Capt. fmdley, from fN lg5a%qd
via the Cape OF Good Hope, where sue ' r.,,--
troops aud remained about six week. ia.
" By this vessel have arrived J Williams ',2
bagfister at-Iaw. son al Mr.. Williams q PIN
sional gentleman OF high reputation m WI.
aud Noble Esq nephew OF y. AreY w." t'y,
worth. Esq OF Sidney. Inese sen'i'"1e" -.
been involved in very embarrassing 'l'd "', a,no
ne circumstances since ihcir departure 'f,5c
England. II appears thai a dc'achmt"' -, y ,5e
55th regiment embarked in the Harvey Jos
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Lord John Russe concluded his speech Oh
the Test Acts, with the following reference
" Whatever hopes snd confidence were p.''
ed in the Administrator Of the late MI. az
ming arose from his having gone along "'',
the spirit of the times hear, hear me -
lustrious person now at the head OF his Majesty
Councll-he. the prescrvrr Of Portugal, me '''.
yerer of Spain the canqaesof at N4,'0.
that great parsonage, entitled as he so ~.
thanks and gratitude of the couohy--sia"o,"S
in the singular position that tie does COMMA.
ding the patronage Of the church, AMI ln' la'a
ronage ofthe State-ha.ing an army OF
men attached to him from long service ana s''"
mand-i had almost SAID, having at MS "'sfG
sal the power ofthe Soyerelgn-eVeh "', A.,
great as is his power, aud extensive as :
patronage, must modify his opinions, ana , ,'.s
ion his actions to the age IN when Il,
cheers Great as las been his conqueS's ~
services, to the spirit otthe age IN when ne g.,
he must. bow [hear, hear j lie must 100"
the Signs OF the Times
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This nation will be the greatest in the world il
we can preserve domestic harmony and good
feeling, and substitute generous confidence for
a destructive Jealousy; and if we can be content
with labonr, sutfciency and simplicity, and not
covet ease, luxury and splendour
II will be best Tor the Executive of the United
States not TO let it be known any more than can
be helped, which end ola measure he is about
to take because as soon as that is aScertaned
some Of his opponents VIII take the other nc
matter Mhicl. [B0siOA Palladium.