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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-22
HoteA for Rent in Port Neposit

.usI;ssSA The subscriber is now erecting and
Ss@SssiA will have finished by the 25th Of March mex,
SSXE9sT large and commodons House in the upper
SEEssm end Of the village Of Port Deposit-which
he wishes 10 be occupied public house or hotel The
situation Of this property for business, believed be
altogether good any in the village. and in point Of
health il is allowed 10 possess superior advantages.
The mail route between Baltimore and I'hadt lpla, as
recommended by the 4. s. Engineers, passes ,attb
BY tile door, in direction TO Elkion &c. As is,he wish
the subscriber to establish at this point, respectable
Hotel it will be expected that applicants will off. satis-
factory references To SUCH the will be made pleas
ing.
All applications poa paid directed to Port Derost post
office will be promptly attended to. GEO. KIDD.
N. b. FOR RENT also, small FARM within hall
mile Of Port Deposit Bridge. Cecil County well situa
fr mechanlcsuch blacksmith, and Cartwright,
Please apply as above. G
| IAN. 5. 1898 G1--Gt
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-22
To The Citizens of Delaware.

To the Citizens of Delaware.
yIyE subscriber begs leave most respectfully 10 morn
the public that lie has arrived in the Borough Of WI
mlngton, With his celebrated
BRaSS, COPPER, STEEL AND TIN
Polishing Preservatiye HoWAer,
Manufactured BY him. at No S. Nassau street. Ne"fork
and socs the IA, ronage of the housewife military gen
tleman and va ter for The As domestic article
for polishing, far exceeds any thing yet invented, N
regard to economy and usefulness.
JOHN I. HUNTLEY, I.ventor g Proprietor.
IS, Nassau-st., N. York.
The following individuals recognized as vendors for
the above ~
A. H. Wilson, No. fo5 sarket-street, Peter Alrichs,
BENJAMIN Pottage, Joshua Harlan, Wllmingon WIN. M
Cauley, Brandywine.
Price $40 per groces1 per dozen.-1s4 cts. per box
or The proprietor employs pedlars and none ma,
be considered genuine unless purchased from individuals
as advertised, or from myself J. i. lluNTLtf.
| December 90, 1927 lS-6@p
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-22
Walter SCOTS New Novel.

chton'ces y me Canongdte, in vols. just received BY
A. & II. Wilson Alsn-the RI No Of the inerieau t,a,
terry feriey Subscriptions for his Review and for the
North American Review, received this Office They are
eac rive Dollars per annum. Persons sing subscribe
are requested to call aud an opportunity viii he arorde
10 examine varols numbers Of these valuable publications
CT Copies Of the above works placed in oar Cncu
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-22
The TRUSTEES of the POOR

ar Newcastle County. viii meet at the Poor House on
~ Wednesday the 30lh inst at 10 O'clock A. Nj. Per-
having against the Institution, are requested
70 hand them 70 ose Cr6 previous TO the day Of
inE, far settlement.
The members requested 10 prepared attend
2 days, u IS necessary. II. HEALD, Sec'y.
January Is, 1923. ID
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-22
SIIIIRIEE'S SALE

ny virtue of writ Of yend exporas. me directed win
be exposed to public SAFE, at the house Of Nathan e
Wos Chrisana Bridge in White Clay Creek Hundred, on
the following described property suae lying ana being
~ The hundred Of White Clay Creek, in the County Of
Newcastle, TO wit; an undivided right in certain tract Of
nd situate IN the hundred aforesaid bounded by lands
Jonslhan Bee, John Read BENJAMIN shakespear, ard
others, containing by computation hundred and a MY
acres, be the same more or less. Together with all ard
singular the improvements and appurnances there
belorFing Seized and taken IN execution az the prone
Of HiHtan 4. Todd, and to be sold by
WILLIAM tlERDMAN, Sh'f
Newcastle, Jan 49, 1923. IA
Job PRINTING. done ut this Qf1ice
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-22
FOR RENT.

Is The old Ferry Farm. Tavern, and Wharf.
H#TT1 The land is Of The very bes, quality, and in the
H"a: Borough of Wilmington, winch makes it very
convenient TO supply said Borough with milk.
For terms arply 10 JAMES GARDNER.
Ian g. 1323 22-if
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NOTICE.

4 meeting of the Levy Court and Court OF Appea, If
N Newcastle County, viii be hell in the Court House
in the town of Newcastle Tuesday the 5h day of Feb
ruary next T.. STOCKTON c. r.
Newcastle, Jan. g. 1923. 23-7t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-22

south Hest of, aud near to, Brondyuine .Mls
- and adjoining the formerly coduc e., by Mr. Jt
Rice, as grocer. il may not be If dsad,an,s,
0 persons 10 call and extrnine tor themselves
The following compose part Of their assortment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

justice TO The President III the interpretation Of his
political doctrines-after had taken the greatest
pains In collating all he had written upon this sub
Ject so that his real opinous might not be mistak
en-, but that the just iniercnces should be drawn
from the whole--iS not the charge of having IN
warrantahly and uncandidly inferred from some OF
me Presidents communications to Congress- opi.l
Mons The ost offensive TO republican people and
graNeiy imputed 10 him doctrines of his political
creed; and Tor the purpose of practising a decep-
uon upon the people, torn particular expression
from ITS context, not only untrue but directly the
reverse oil truth? And, in relation to the accused
are not the imputations unfounded, unjust, cruel
and dislngenuous: and, in regard to the people
well calculated to deceive? 1t So would 1.-THE I'M
charitable TO award against the unjust accuser the
condemnation awarded by him against the unjust
ny accused? TO wit: that such " conduct cannot be
TOO strongly condemned
in relation TO the refusal TO discuss before ,h,,
people the usurpations ascribed TO the President
IRON his own avowas, often repeated--is il not To-
abandon all State Rights-to surrender the written
ConsttuIon-to sport with the iberties-and triije.
with the interests of the people? so far as tho
Chairman, in behalf Of the Convention has usurr
ed the province of the people to Judge of the cIc'
lion 10y withholding the necessary information from
them TO enable them TO judge correctly-insultin.r
10 Their understandings ifsO, wouldit be VI chart
tabie 10 award his own sentence upon himself.
that ne :" cannot be too strongly condemnedl,
VIM. B. GILES.
ITO be Continual
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
DISSOLUyJOm

AFhE fsHlerfhip between the suhcubers under be 6n
- o. iona n Smith, Co s BY mutual content df,solVeJ
John ny 5mHh viii piy The debts due ffon and is alone -,
th0t"ed 70 collect those due 10 the concefD
49, JOHN M SMITH, Mellon CO.
~ ? p --Tl IiH. ANDERSON Richf~o.a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
- r~cA"N@ a'lbultAiAs
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
RETREN CBAIENT

The House resumed the consideration Of afr.
Chiltons resolutions, with the amendmcn ts
proposed thereto. When the debate closed yester-
day an appeal had been made by Mr. M'Dufie
from decision Of the Chair, by which decision
Mr.. Vance, Of Ohio, was pronounced to be ia Or
deFin certain statements he made in relation to the
organization Of the Committees Of the House; and
on the question upon this appeal, the Yeas and
Nays were demanded by Mr.. Wright and ordered
by the House. This morning, the first business
was the deciding Of this appeal and the question
having been stated from the Chair, the Yeas and
Nays we're taken, and were as follows Yeas 81
Nays 81.
So the House affirmed the decision Of the Speak
er, and Mr.. Vance was suffered to proceed.
Mr.. Vance then resumed and concluded his
Speech. lie was succeeded by Mr. Pearce, of
Rhode Island, in a speech Of considerable length.
Who was followed by Mr. Bell, Of Tennessee
After an Intellectual motion 10 ADJOURN Mr. Dorsey
Of Maryland, took The floor, but had not proceeded
lar, before (the hour being late) motion for adj
Journment was made and carried.
The House then adjourned
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-29


DROPOSE to publish an edition of Mrs.
Kowlandson's Narrative of her Captivi-
~ and Safferings, among the Indians, by
whom Lancaster was destroyed in the wear
1876. This curious and very valuable work
Is now nearly out of print, and, though its
wonderful details are undoubtedly familiar
to most of the inhabitants of this town, vet
the desire, which has been expressed to us
by many, we presume is very generally en-
tertained, that the melancholy story as re-
lated by the intrepid heroine herself, should
not be lost in obscurity. Such is the scar
city OF the book at this time that we have
found it extremely difficult to obtain COW
sufficiently legble to enable us to decipher
it.
@Copious notes, in explanation of To-
calities and circumstances alluded to by
Mrs. Rowlandson, will be added to this edi-
ton.
The price of the book--which will be
printed in 1Smo. and contain about 100
pages-will be 25 cents. Those who are
deslrous of copies are requested to subscribe
before the 1st of August.
0FSUBscRIpTIoS PAPERS are IeA at
IT, 4 G. Calter's Bookstore, and at the
Stores of L. Le,ois, s. Garter, G. B. Par
ker, =. G. Iihurston, and J. Wilder, iun.. and
tatcIts Hotel also, at G. H. HIS, Leon
MISTER; Charles II. Fittings, Sterling :
HASKELL s. Sa,oyer's, Bolton; and r. Wkit-
combs, and c. HasieNs $, Harvard.
July Is.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-29
April %.
BOSTON
BOOT and SHOE STORE.
HUNT g. HILDRETH.

No. 40, WASHINGTON-S BosToN,
X EEP constantly for sale, Wholesale
EA and retail, prime assortment of Ladies'
Lasting Shoes-among which are Ladies' Lasting
Pumps, with heels do. Spring Heels do strapped
with Clasps do. Full Trimmed; do. Village Laced !;
with great variety of Fancy and French Shoes
Also--Ladies' Kid and Morocco Shoes; Mems
Stout, Mems lined and bound Boys stout, Boys
lined and bound, and Chldrens Boots and Shoes !;
Gentlemen's dancing and dress Pumps; Gentlemen's
fine Boots and Shoes; with large assortment of
Horsehide and Sealskin ts---Together with
complete assortment Of Philadelphia Baltimore,
and Shoughton Leather; Morocco and Kid Skins |;
Rhgs and bindings nasfngs and satns
Sewing Silk Silk and Cotton Boot Cord; Boot
Webbing ); Russia Sheetngs; Knap's, Warrens,
and Day & Martins Backing, &c. Sc---All Of
which will be sold at the lowest market prices for
Cash or approved Notes. Buyers will do well by
calling and examining the above before they pur.
chase. Orders for any of the above articles win be
gratefully received and promptly attended to,
Boston, April Is, 1928. SIN
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Consisting in part of the folloping, zig
Black and coloured Gros de Naples Silks,
Black Levantines, Snchaws, Sarsnets Bombazines
Press'd Grapes, French and Canton do PONCE Silks,
Fancy silk and Gauze Handkerchief Gauze Scarfs
Raw silk Shawls and Nantes, Valencia do, Cotton,
Worsted, Linen, Angola, and Silk Hosiery, Plain
and figured Book and Swiss Muslins, Jaconet do
Irish Linens, GA and ga Linen Damask, a., Cd,
3d. and 1914 Linen Damask Table Cloths. White
nd coloured Paris made Kid Gloves, Mems III ack
white, and mixed Cotton and Worsted Half Hose,
English Silk Gloves, White and Drab Drillings
English Ginghams, Black Silk Handkerchief, Ban.
danna and Flag do. Calicoes, Thread and Bobbinet
Laces, White and coloured Cambrics, Corded and
Fancy Muslins, Brown Linens, India blue and vel.
ow Nankeens, superior quality, Plaid Table Covers
Duck Pantaloons, Mexican cloth and Rouen Cassi.
meres, for gentlemens summer wear, Broadcloths
Cassimeres, and Sattinets, Brown and bleached
shirtings and ,sheetings, Ginghams, Bed-Ticking,
Cotton Yarn, Knitting Yarn, &c.--ALso -
Crockery and Glass Ware, Hard and Hol-
low Ware,a great variety of Boots and Shoes Nails,
Window Glass, Paper Hangings, Hats, &c.
West India Goods, of the first quality,
Fresh Figs, Raisins, Lemons, and Oranges and
superior New-Brantree Cheese.
The above articles, with almost every
other that can be found in country store, will be
sold at very low prices for cash approved credit
J. G. THURSTON.
Anvil 90
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-29
MARRIID,

In Western, Eleazer Pomroy of Enfield, to Mar
tina Rich, of Western.
In Petersham, John Town of Dana, to Betsey
Shaw of Petersham.
In Charlestown, William Raymond to Susan A
Barrett.
In Boston, William Goodman, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
to Margaret Rand Adams, daughter Of Doct Samuel
A. of Boston.
In Rowley, James Scott to Lydia Prichard,
In New-Ipswich, George Barr to Rlilley Ames.
In Chester, IN H. Samuel Bell to Lucy Smith
late of Amherst.
SEARCH THE SCRIPTURE. In Mason, IN. H.
Jonas Hubbard to Louisa Scripture.
Some keep the Scripture for show,
Lettered and gilt on their bureau,
And some to dust and moths degrade it.
But Jonas took the wiser part,
He prest the Scripture to his heart,
And even on his pillow laid it.
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Sherif's Sale.

WORCESTER IS. July Ia, 1928. At
tached on mesne process andltaken
on Execution, and will be sold at the Inn Of
Austin Davis, in Lancaster, on
THURSDAY, the 18th of August next, at
4 o'clock, P. M. al
All the right George w. Robinson had on
the Path Of March last past in Piece of
Land situate in said Lancaster, near said
Davis being the same he bought Of David
Wilder, Of Sterling.
NATH. RAND, Dep. Sh'f.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-29
AUCTIONS.
Sherif's Sale.

WM7oR CEsTER IS. July 9TH, 1923.
Wv Taken on an Execution. Nathan
Rice of Princeton, in the County of Wor-
cester, Executor of the last will and testas
ment of David Rice, late of said Princeton,
esquire, deceased, against the Barre Turn.
pike Corporation, of the sum Of one hundred
and sixty-six dollars and eighty cents, and
will be sold at Publick Vendue, at Edward
Goodnow's Inn, in said Princeton, on the
sixth day of August next, at one o'clock,
P. M.--the Franchise of the said Barre
Turnpike Corporation, with all the privi-
leges and immunities thereof, so far as relates
TO demanding and receiving toll.
SAMUEL DAVIS, Dep. Sh,G ID
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Dyed

In Berlin. 22d inst Adam Bartlett, aged "a years.
In birmingham, silas Eaton, age 70.
In Worcester, John Miller, age 81, most vaiua-
BE and respectable citizen, IS.
In Concord, John Carr, aged 7l-formerly Of Sum
lerland, Durham Co, England,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-29
Water Privilege.

.EM ME Subscriber offers for sale Valua-
81 BILE WATER PRIVILEGE,
situated on the North Branch of the Nashaway Ri
ser, about IL miles North of the Lancaster Meet.
ins- house. dam can be erected at small expense
in safe Sad convenient situation, and IL feet head
and falls obtainc.-the farm containing 258 acres,
any part of it, will be sold with the privilege at
low price and possession given i;1mei::1ttccis Ppr
chasers are requested to view the situation OF direct
line to the subscriber.
SEWALL CARTER.
Lancaster ,Ttln % 1893
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NARRATIVE
z. & =. ANDRuws

OF
THE CAPTIVITY OF MRS. ROW. .ANpsoN
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-29

STATE OF EDUCATION IN Lower CANA
DA. The petitions presented to parliament
from the Canadas complaining of the Ad-
ministration of the Earl of DALHoUsIE, con-
tanned the names of $4,000 persons, of which
only nine thousand are signatures, the other
$4,000 having his ID mark attached to them.
The population of Lower Canada is $50, 900
French to $4,000 British. Only one in eight
of the former are taught to write.-I6.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-29

SAMUEL DAVIS, Dep. ShG
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Lancaster, July %, 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
AN ORDINANCE
THO authorize the borrowing Of money exceed
Il ing twelve thousand dollars

THO authorize the borrowing OF money nor exceed
n ing twelve thousand dollars
Sec 1. Beaoriopediythe Burgesses and BoroagA COM
c Of tie Borough Of Wilmington and ishec6y o,dne b.
the AUTHORITY If NE same, That James Brobsou Esq, VIM.
LarkD and James Gardner be- and they hereby appon.
ted committee who authorized and empowered to
borrow The credit of the Borough Of Wilmington for
the purpose of distributing the 5randywne water from the
public basin, through the Streets lanes and alleys of the
Borough OF Wilmington, and other purposes, OF
money not exceeding twelve thousand dollars o.
interest exceeding per cent per annum, able haf
yearly, and reinbnriable the end of fifteen years from
the fifth day of March, in the yeai OF Lord thou,
sand eight hundred and twenty eight.
Sec g. End Be flrther ordained, That the person
pesons whom the said Of money shall be borrow
ed shall credit for the the books of the
Treasurer Of the Borough, and that certificates shall be
isst such persons, stating that the Borough
OF Wilmington ind, bte to the cider holders thereof
his her. their assigns, in not exceeding elye
Thousand dollars bearing netest not exceeding per
cent per snnu,n payable hall yearly and that the cerh.
Gates ha he sgnc by the first burgess, under the public
sea- OF the Bo,olph and the Treasurer thereof; and the
sad certificates shah be transferable only the hooks Of
the L e&sler Of Borough, personally by attorney
Sec g. .3nd be .rler ordatned, That the faith of the
Borough Of Wilmington, and the proceeds of the taxes
annually levied IN the said Borough. be, and the is
hereby pledged, for the redemption Of the principal and
'erest OF the loan Passed at the Town Hail. March
5th, 1928 JAS. BROBSoN, Ftrst burgess.
Attest: p FAnLAMB, Clk. B. Council
15-tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
From q .Aelc Iork Paner.

Progress Of Liberal Principlps.-It is with IN
le'sned pleasure that we give the following act of
the General Assembly of Rhode Island, relative to
Freedom OF opinion in matters of religion, which
~ said to have emanated from a late decision of
Sndge Story, in Providence r. L.; by which a
witness, on account of his disbelief in some reli
&lous dogma, was declared incompetent to give
SeVldence in Court of justice:
n Al act decaratory of the laws of this state, re-
iatlng to freedom OF opinion in matters Of reli-
( giun.
u be II enacted by the General Assembly and
99by authority thereof it is enacted, that by the
PAWS of this state, all men are free to profess, and
10y arsrmcnt to maintain, their opinions in matters
~ religion, and that the same do not in any wise
41'nlnish, enlarge affect their civil rights. or
capacities; and that no mans opinions in matters
III religion. his belief, disbelief, Gun be Legauy
ngaired into. or be made subject Of Investigation,
Frth rieW to his qualifications toi hotd office, or
Ell ;y testimony, By any man or men acting judi
F'aay or tesiSlctirety."
1t is, indeed, high time that this liberal and just
xample should be followed by all the other states
~ the Union. 1t is utter absurdity that a man,
3honest and virtuous, should be debarred from CIV
Ihg evidence against all impostor who would de-
Fn'e him of his rights, because he does not believes
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
SEIERIEFS SAl.ES.

BlY virtue Of sundry wrs Of vend. exponas, ii.
- reced, will be exposed 10 public safe the house Of
i1ber, I'roomall Brandy village, IN Bantywine Hum
dred, on Saturday the 18th Of March, inst o'clock,
z. NJ the Vll described plantation tract of land,
situate, wing and being i'll The hundred Of Brandywine and
count, Of Newcastle, to wit Adjoining land Of Abanus
e. Insan James Gardner, Samuel Speskman, Andrew
Mckee, de-, aud others; with log house and frame barn
thereon cteced containing sixty six acres be the same
SIS. Seized and taken in execution the prDr
eriy Of laac SHaiem, and 20 he sold by
PETER Is. DELANY, Late Sh,6.
Newcastle, March 8, 1923. 15-3t
ae virtue VIA writ Of yend exp5nas directed will
I'D be exposed e public sale, the house of Francis
snrdcn. in Ne@cas l. nt. died. Monday the 18th of
March, inst, O'Clock, r. NJ the half part OF the
olnwig described plantation Tract r land, situate,
iin and being il the husred and Ccunty of Newcastle
70 :bounded by lands OF Major Peter ,aquet George
K, sd Esq, Ne castle Commons and others; with tive
tor, frame ~c'lny house, frame barn and 9TH, bull
dings there erected containing hundie ed acres be
the or less Also, half Of The fnIiow ing
desc bed let 81 sh and upandnear the head of Nom
snch Creek containing eight acres, be the
less Seized aud taken in execution as the property Of
Nathaniel Hickman, and Ia be sold by
PETER b. DELANY, Late Sh'F.
New castle, March 8, 1928 15-St
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Ertract Of LETTER from Maine to d gentleman in
WASHINGTON City.

PORTLAND, Feb. 20, 1898.
DEAn SIR: Among the numerous signs Of the
times," take pleasure in forwarding YOU the
suit of ballot our House Of Representatives ia
ken this dav, together with the attendant crcum-
stances. Major General Wellngton, of Kenne-
bee county, having resigned. it became the duty of
the Legislature to fill the vacancy and the prom-
nent candidates were Brigader General ;. r..
Ladd. and Colonel Joseph Chandler. Previous to
the ballot the leaders the part OF the Admnstra-
ton posted up the following placard, in various
and conspicuous places, in the Representative
Chamher-in CAPITAL LETTERS, yiz
/. Brig Gen. S. G. Ladd Administration Candi
date;
&C Col. Joseph Chandler, Jackson Candidates.
and the whole Administration party placed the
election on the above notice in their placard; and
used every excrton TO carry the election of Ladd
who, you will perceive, is next in command; but
were opposed by the "Oppostinn," who opsnly and
boldly avowed, long before the ballot, that they
were willing to meet them on their otcn ground !;
and should support Col Chandler because he 'cas
Jacksonian BY this you will see the issue was
Joined, with full and fair understanding on both
sides. And now for the result Of the ot.--Ladd,
So votes-Chandler, II votes and THREE scatter
ing, which were also given for an aro,csd Jachso
nian.
So much for the challenge on the part o. the
Administration. Our friends were disappointed
about as much as the Coalition; for this question
has never fully been decided before. since the NEE
ting of the Legisature--all other questions have
been between. Republicans" and "AmalS amaioh.
sts," not including in the latter the ADAMS Reptb
Leans.
The duty Of Governor Of Ncw-vork now dcvo'vcs ON
Mr. Pitcher the Lieut. Governor who seriously iulspo
sed In his absence, p. Livingston acts as President OF
the Senate The Legislature has appointed committee,
report the constitutional practice, as to the discharge OF
The Executive duties, under these circumstances.
The crop Of sugar in Louisiana has this year
been very abundant. 1t is estimated at $4,000
hhds.; some say more. The molasscs will OF course
be 10000 hogsheads.