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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-15

From. Meadve, BY Sormaas EIolmesile, aid franklin
10 Covngton, in Louisiana; ,..,
From Nalchez, by the Old Courthouse 10 n"Ss'"'
IN ALABAMA.
From Gunter's landing to Bountvile;
Fron, Marengo Courthouse TO Claiborne, IN No"r"c
county; n
From DaIetown, by Cantor, to Greenyllle
IN LOUISIANA.
From Na,citoches, by Cantonment Jesup, % o'o" .
Crossings, on the Sabine river;
From Franklin to Clinton;
From Nachi,oches to the Caddo Agency
IN FLORIDA.
From Tallahassee 20 ST. Marks;
From Pensacola, by Pike Courthouse, la haoa'"S' "
Fort Mitchell, in Georgia
From Aachua Courthouse, vim Black creek, 10 JACK
sonvlc
From ST Jobnstown or Bluff. to St. Augustine
IN MICHIGAN.
From Monroe. by way OF Rasnye, hiz,e > nroVe' anu
Adrian to 1ccumsch. in the Territory OF Mich'gani
From Detroit, TN ough Mount Clemens, to Fort 1rAot'
From Maumee, in Ohio through Bhsstieid, lccumseh
Saline. and Ann Arbur, TO Pontiac;
From Detroit 10 Ann Arbor. =,
Sec ,. Ind Be further enacted, That the 'olo~ms
routes be, aud the same are hereby, discontinued
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE,
From Wapole by Als,ead, to Acworth and SO much OF
the route from Acworth, by lempser and onV, 70 New
port, as lies between Acworth und In'tv.
IN NEW YORK.
From Charlotteville via Jefferson, 10 starpe!sheii
From Waterloo 10 Cs ,ie
| IN PENNSYLVANIA
so much Ct the route rom SUDBURY by lAbe'yp"e a''
Ca,vissa to Nescop. ,k established by tho act of ht
third March, eighteen hundred and twenysesen as hssbe
| i've en- Catawissa and Nescopeck.
Approved May "a, l8 8
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-15
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
coNllsrs.
No. 6O-for Ju.y, 1923.

NO 60-tor Jusy, 1928.
I. LolVer CGaaGa-1 Reports Of iAe Committee Of the
House Of Assembly the Settlement OF Crown Lands
p Esqnsse des Aaires devant lie Psiement PROVING al
du Bas.Csnada 8. Reflections upon the Value Vt the
British West India Colonies, and Of the British North
American Provinces.
H. Conpagnonis .im0ica-stora delp America Opera
Originate Italians.
Iii y}feic1i SOcte,ies-l Medical Disser,aonS read
before the Massachusetts Medical S cety. @ Proceed
ings Of Convention Of Medical Delegates held AZ North
ampton in the State of Massachusetts.
Nv Cniueraties--1 A Statement by The Council Of the
University OF London 2 Report If Committee of the
0verseers Of Harvard College.
The CMbre7pa haetQas--I.a Decouvere des Sources
ha Mississippi. c, de la Rere Sangane. Par j. C. Bel
VI. The M # Berg Nappy-Essai sur pAr, d'Eue
Heureux. Par Joseph Droz,
VII The Red Rorer-lhe Red Rover. ~ the Author
Of the Pilot, Spy &c.
VIII Nathaniel 9ppte'on Hiven The Remains of Nathan
el Appleton Haven With Memoir OF his Life by
iX Necessity g the Common LazvT,epn,t Of Cases arcu
cd and determined the Circuit Court Of the United States
Tor the Second Circuit hy Elijah Paine Jun
y fdrrdr's Observation-Disclosures Of Geometry by A
NJ. Legendre. Translated from the French by John
Farrar
X Poti.cs IF Earepc-1 De Popposit;on dams lie Gou.
vernement, ct dc la Liber,e de Ia Pre,se Par Al h.
1 N!come de Bonad Debates ii tie British Parliament
IN te Change OF Ministry, and the Battle OF Navarino
Manifesto Of the Sublime Ottoman Porte of December
| 20 1927 -'N .
XII. Etitome Of Crecian .qnugas.es-An Ep,ome o.
Gfecian An'qu'estor the Use Of Schools BY Charles
| CeaPeind.
XIII. Utsts JgLraals-The Substance of a journal du
rlng residence at The Red RIVER Colony British Nor,l
hericai aud frequent Excursions among the Northwes
american ildIans N the years 1920 1921, 1892 1898
second Edition, enlarged with journal Of Mission t.
me inuhHs of New hrurswiek, and Nosascotia aud The
MnnawS Ks on NE ouse or Grand River, Upper canada
1925, 1926 by John West, A. NJ
Quarterly Last .f Neao PuLEcaions.
Ihe -Norft americaa Re,,esy is published in Bosor
each. i' ' ~ Pabe
Inc SUBSCRIPTION price fire dollars year. 10 be maid b,
new SUBSCRIBERS IN advance. and afterwards in Apr wheI
'ne SECOND number for the year shall be received
Subscriptions received BY A. H. w,rscS. w;m;no,o,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-15
JACKSON MEETING.

TTVIE friends of General Jackson in hen Conts are re
i quested NEE, the State House Dover on Sat
urday the 18th of July at ten O'Clock in he morning
general atendanceis particularly requested, much hus
Of mpo will be transacted and all The pem.
'sry arrangements of the party be made This catfo
the upon ,hemseres Their rights and beres arc
at stake moth ng preserve them but unl'ung sg
lance. pacsed upon the principles Of public virtue. Let
them look TO il.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-15
JACKSON CuNiNlII'TEE
Of Christiana Hundred Consists Of

Of Christiana Hundred CONSISTS y
Major + Ben et,, John forbert, Allan ihom'on'
DR. Allen AlIaie, Dr. john Mrns, Gen. John Cali-
we'll James Deapsn, Joseph Chandler Thomas Baldwin,
Jo,lahF. Clement, James Lat AMI Samuel faiker.
The members Of this Committee rcqltstd tu meet
at the house CT RoBIHr EAEiS, on W,diesddy ne1t 1t
O'clock &. BENNETT Chairman
SAMUEL HARKER, Secretary.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-15

Let mn man for private enmity cause disagreement be.
tween father and son; let tor trtEg gam, breed
dissentons among brothers.
The nj and grutle ultimately profit themselves
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-15
A STATEMENT

AF the road of Pencoder Hanred, Newcastle
~ Count, for the year 1897.
Amount Of Tax LAID for the Support of Roads and
Bridges Doarsge l74774 at 20 cents 10 the lO) dol
lars is sof9 "a
Balance in The hands ofthe Collectors 157 IS
500 SO
Errors and Commissions 6O 4S
Neat Balance 446 4l
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-15

The following gentlemen have kindly agreed to be,,n
agents for this paper. and sub crbers il tIre
ther dwelling places. will please pay them such s. y.
they now intend TO have RENTED TO us. 'D'"' u
Bennett Leeis,-Newcasle. j. " Snuon \,
Georges. a ~. Pennington -Cantw ellis IriJra r.,
,er,-AllddetoSn. HIN S. Boullen.-sunm, nn emra
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-15

"Judge the Administration by lis measures -N
This is the cry Of the Adams men and ''ey '1o.
to be INDUCED. We will proceed to 'ay De y =.
the public GONE Of the principal measures " =
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-15
TUESDAY, july Is. 1923.

Indignantly upon the first dawnng ATTEMPT to
~ i " - 1850 'o" aHoe'et WASHING Ton
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
klorida Hand Agercy.

TIME subscribers have opened Office in the City
l. of Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale Of
Lands in the Territory Of Florida.
Such is the peculiar character of the lands in FIori
da and their productions that yet very erroneous
opinions have prevailed among persons remote dis.
tancesom this Territory, in relation their iue cha
racter.
The subscribers will make the most minute exami.
nations of the public lands we'll as those
which may hereafter be offered for sale. They will
prepare themselves with maps Of all the good lands
and with such information may be interesting to pus
chasers.
The lands adverisedfor sale in December next, EN-
brace very interesting ecton o. the Territory be.
ing situated arhest South and East of any public lands
hitherto vered for sale by the United States and in
region Of country admirsbl, adapted 10 the growth
VI the grand staples of Terrtory sugar can. and
sea island cotton, well the rearing of the silk.
worm and the cultivation Of the orange and olive -
One of the subscribers having been engaged in the
survey OF that country is we'll acquainted with most
Of the lands Of any value.
The subscribers will upon requsiiion either enter
purchase land, and all letters addressed to them,
| (post pad) will be promptly after ded to,
REFERENCES.
| Col. JAMES GApsDEN, Tallahassee. Florida,
| Col. JOAN GAMBLE, Richmo d, Virginia,
| Hon. A 6 DApE. Prince Willism Gounty, Virginia,
Major BYRD C. WILLIS, Fredericksburg, Virs mia,
JoHs NlcRxE, Esq. Prince william County, Va and
! Major w. F. THoHsToS, Alexandra. d. c.
| G.. BRoNsuGH,
| HENRY WASHINGTON.
7aRahas'.,, ~ 18TH enIe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
German inen, etc.

German inen, etc.
/ 4 Bales burlaps assorted
L 5 do hessians, just received and for sale by
S MEsSERsMITH.
Who has in store ana offers for sale,
700 packages teas, consisting oY. Tyson in chests
half chests and ten catty boxes. of various i'm
portations, and part of superior quality
Gunpowder and imperial in chests half chests ten
and catty boxes and boxes each containing
from IL to 20canns of 2 ID. do do
Powchong in chests and hafchests-
so hhds Muscovalo and New Orleans sugars,
80 bbls part of prime quality
IS bags Porto Rico, Havana and lava coffee
Cognac brandy in pipes entitled to debenture
Holland gin in do
Jamaica rum In hhds
W ]. molasses do
Writing, wrapping and printing paper
Fresh malaga lemons and grapes
Sicily madeira wine in pipes of superior quality
Glow to close sales)
Sweet malaga i'll or. casks do
French madeira do do
Bakers and I.aphams chocolate
Bristol porte wine bottles, sc. &c. nov 19
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
More fresh Dry Goods.

More fresh Dry Goods.
TX YLE& DAWSON. have received by the last srri-
II walls from New York, an additional supply of sta-
pie and fancy Dry Goods consisting in part Of the to.
sowing articles;
Extra super blue cloths
Superfne steel mixed anil olive do
Blue esssimeres and pelisse cloths
Crimson moreens
cases ladies' hoivars
do white merino long shswls
do scarlet do do do
: 10 square shawls assorted colours
4 bales 3-4 brown shifting
do 70 do do
Blue, black gros dc nap extra quality.
Colouret do do
Florences assorted colours
Satins do do
case lawns, some extra fine
l do apron checks do do
Sd blk and white bobnett lace
large assert ment of gimp's and pipinR corda
a. and o. checked muslins, beautiful goods
~ and ca null musiins, extra fine
large assortment of swiss muslin canes and col
lars, needle work
Foundation musins
Mems white silk woods snd beaver gloves
do English buck in very superior
Blk bobinett lace wells, large size and elegant
rich borders.
Together with their former stock, enables them 10
offer almost every article in their ne of the latest I'M
potatons Purchasers are invited to call and exam.
Inc before they purchase elsewhere as they III find i
TO their adya ntaee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
furniture and Mahogany.
,1,u ooDTNp1r H1aHHp

J4IES GREEN-CHBIIVEI HHAEH,
VIAS on hand at his nanufactory' on Hnyaistreet'
Cow loors south Of King, general assortment Of
PasHIoNABLE FURNITURE Of hisown mannfac.
.ure go. :,
Raw Of Honduras mahogany, suitable for hand rails,
st domingo curl and shaded mahogany in plank and
veneer "L'o, =,
Copal varnish, sacking bottoms cords, &c. all Of
hb will, be sold low for cash the usual credit TO
punctual customers
TURNING Of er.ry kinsn.n.ly execute dec1s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
CHARLES BENNETT

~
HAS imported by the ship Virginia, arrived here,
and the Cambria, at N. York, the following goods:
which are offered for sale the lowest terms for cash.
orapproved notes, on the usual credit
Cots blankets, 5, 81 and APPOINT
rose do from 8.4 to 1874
" 81 and Ga hushings
Extra superine black, navy blue and steel mixed
cloths and kerseymeres
Claret aud navy blue Ladies cloths
Common and superfine double miiled drabs
Schofed's flannels and baises
Kersevs and Forrest cloths; Swansdown and tolle.
nett vestings
"A, land SO Venetian stair aud passage car
peting
Shad and herring seine twine, IN casks and bales
Shoe thread
Patent threads, assorted from No lotto so
which with his stock of goods on hand his as
sortmrnt pretty general
By the ship Boston, expected as,y; me WV receive
Inv If sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13

Mackarel, Rum, &c.
oon Bbls. No. and fall mackarel
Z(J 90 tierces N. e. rum
2 hhds Jamaica do
pipes Old London brandy, years old
2 10 do Wespgin
90 bbls crab cider
6 sacks soft shell almonds. Just received and
for sale bv L3dES LRTpiN.
STORE,
90 hhds whiskey
10 bbls do
10 cases pound lump tobacco, warranted
10 kegs Leiper's snuff
chests Gunpowdertea
cases fooscap and letter paper
boxes pipes
$50 boxes soap dec II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
New Fall Goods
Coffee, Sugar, etc.

OONeC, SuSdf, ctCs
AAOO Lbs coffee
HUME hhds sugar
20 packages tea, consisting Of Gunpowder, m
perial, Young Tyson and Tyson Skin
IS Or casks wine, S. Madeira, Colmenar, Ma.
laga and Port, for sale by
J. J. DOUGLAS,
Who have just received few bushels fresh up country
TIMOTHY SEED.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15

.iouefs. bu, | cannol lhiok il senna policy 10 r.
sirici The compensation of.o important an OH
Ger. To 500. aud n few extra tets iof issuing H.
cenkfs
seaae Of duty obl'ge, me 10 recommend
som. modification of the law xhici prsfcribes
The mannerol eppoint,ng Commissioner OF Che
Revenue. The appointment, itself could not
he more iudieiously vested than IN the County
Courts hut the practice which prevails IN some
c%ounti-s. 81 making a new s~rioc,ion every year
Is, ! apprehsnd, extremely injurious TO the pub
lie interests. The experiences III at less, o"e OF
t.o years. 10 necessary 20 make a competent
Commissioner aud | earnestly recommesd that
his official term BIZ extended 10 nj least three
,cars unless guilty Of some negligence or ,ni'
behaviour which ought TO d,splarc nm.
| am, Sir. with high respect, and
Consideration your obsdieni servant,
JAS. y. HEATH.
Auditor If Public Accounts.
The Honorable Ne Speaker Of The
House Of DeIeIntss.
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pro.i.ions, an anonutuueh kis Nan fhs.hoD
Ut tbis sum.
Her bin. for cotton hontry. amounting 10
1897. 745, is nearly sbserbed by the Indian
cofn we sell her, auoaiting as il dors 10 only
S35p ,336.-Will moi our farmers think Il n
strange sofi of reciprocity thai requires all
their Indian COT 10 pay for their colionsiock-
ings
1risi, yarn md thread, from England, costs
us g26 a.b6i, aud ri more ilien onr fourth ei
our hrrnd stuff sold 10 her, goes TO pay for this
petty item.
Other cotton goods. paying q duty OF 50 per
cent, I'D vslorem, W. bny Of En2laud, 10 The
aniodnt Of g3fe, se3, and this item too would
swallow up nearly one third OF all The articles
vi food which she buys al US.
We buy of England, OF silk goods, 10 The n.
mount Of 9356, 3I7, aud this requires one ,hird
OF all the provisions which she Is wiling 10
buy OF US.
Our resiings aud pinii', bought Of The ssmo
nation, amount TO sl3o,300, nearly one 9Th
oil these tane provisions.
Our invoices oi linen. Uleached and unblea-
ched from England. call Tor Sl,d73, l22,
an amount equal TO all these provision,
aud ia addition thereto, nearly as much Of fa1
seed.
gle7, COG az We selIto that
Of pot and pearl nai'o"
ashes, 1852
aud oin stores, 327,oO2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15
VERMONT

Cas'ieton (Vermont,J Dec. 3,-Dr. isaac
Branch has his week presented us with a spe-
cimen OF Cotton, raised by him, in this town
the first perhaps ever raised in Vermont. l.
was planted about the frs, of last May, and
ten day ago ii hap III ened sutf ciently to be
considered fairly marketable. Ill the South,
through revenge for The Tariff, will not pur-
chase our wo"llens, we, in retaliation, will
raise our own Cotton they have, probably,
jus, about rs mich to fear from rs III the relsI.
iatory way, as from England.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15

n. utter presIrAhou o.b.s fond tupes, on has
arrival al lis once home, he found that his v lie
had again married, and was then residing IN this
county. lie immediately followed her here,
ard IN the lower part oil lnIs county found her
enjoying DOMESTIC comfo,t. rs ars. - He
MS Al onee recognized by his osn drar wife, he
informed her Hen husband Of his situation, but
lel, IT entirely to her choice, to 60 or TO stay.
The fame OF early love refunded she const Mt
ell again 10 b. his bfd farewell n her SECOND
husband. md both are conienied and happy,
now living in our town.-Ne wish them long
life, happiness aud prosperity. Joiuaat.
4 Patient H,nbcnd-We find the follow ing
advertisement in an 0nio aaper MI. Walter
E,roucb's partner seems 10 have had Is many
lives as n cat-4he ninth time it expired. We
trust thai the last sentence Of his y. b. will not
prove TO the prophetic.
Look NJ his md ,Ueep -! -
-" f%rdity. my name is woman"
Hamlet.
My case hardened wife Charlotte has again
fed from my Just authority aud protection with
out advising with me or consulting me on this
doubtful and lmpolitIc step, nor IS this the first
unrncc Uf this Kim, that she hn. COMMUNICATION
nine years pas She has annually served me the
sane trick, ard always about this time of The
year, which ! cannot account for-i have had
job Like patience and have iolhsrne thus far TO
tell the world oiIhe shame she has cast upon me.
Now let all whom it may concern know that
frow this day forth ! snail pay 40 debt Of her
contracting. WALTER CROUCH.
~. i. This is the tenth time she has run a.
~ay-nine times have | taken her in again, d if
she ever takcg me IN again III be -
Th5VicOHP. Nous mbgT Is. 1893.
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For Governor.
1920
1921

Majority for jackson and Calhoun 1919
The results Of the above elections furnish, da.
IA for much rejection. Il will be perceived,
that although General Jackson'y majority ).
1912 votes over Mr. Adams. il, is but la votes
more tiar that given TO General M.tc.He il
and that it only exec eds Tie ,o,s of
Major Barry, s53 votes. It also presents auo,h.
or iact get ye,y comp lImeptary to the zeal OF
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15

Col. Murai, son Of the late king of Naples
and a nephe" OF. the Bonapartes. intends to
practice Law In Georgia as well as IN Florida.
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Important improvement IL he Tdaniag Of Lea
fhcy.

MIR. Travis of Connecticut, has recently pat
ented an improved method OF tanning leather, by
which eeyenty-ive per cent is saved in the eX-
pense Of materials. l he quantity o! bark used
is no more thSn sufficient 10 produce the usual
color. The rather is found, by satisfactory ex-
perimenls, 10 be double the strength OF that tan.
ned IN the usual manner. II ~ particularly a
dapted for belts, bands, bellows aud setting card
teeth. The thiCkrst hides can be tanned la less
than eight weeks, and sheep skins IN n lew days,
-naking the latter almost as strong and dura.
BILE Nv calf skins tanned in the old way Spcci-
mems OF this article can be seen al the otic &c of
the n. Y. Farmer.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15
A CURIOSITY

An intelligent Grithmetician has prepared for
rs the following Celebration. II is curious III its
exhibition ofthe power OF Numbers. 1he wrI.
ter informs US that he extended the calculation
10 the one hundredth power and that at that
powerit would require eleven and Il half globes
Of gold as large a, ibis world to comply with
the condition.. LHadi. Iei
Supposed candidate for a certain Office should
Obtain % votes more than another candidate
for The same Office and that one cent be allo"
ell for the first vote, two cents for the second
vote, four cents for the third vote, eight cents
for the fourth vote, sixteen cents for the fifth
thiri y-two cents for the sixth vote, and so on in
grometrical progression, TO the 95th vote or
term, inclusive, Required the amount IN dol
lars and cents, and The number Of cubic feet OF
standard gold equivalent thereto.
Sum of 95 terms IN dollars and cents.
$s6l4l3l767l32l6S70677l975l 81 cts.
Thirty-nine quatriliions six hundred ami
fourteen thousand, one hundred and y-one
trillions seven hundred ard 6ity-seyen thou.
sand, one hundred and thirty-two billions /;
one hundred and sixty eight thousand, seven
hundred and ninety.sis millions seven hun
dred and nineteen thousand, seven hundred and
fifty one dollars, sixty-seven cents.
A cubic foot Of standard gold weighs II, 724
ounces Avcrdupois, equal 20 l,347lbs. 9os.
3dwt. Troy weight. which If the rate Of 2l3 l2
dollars 10 the pound Troy amounts TO S2S7.-
52223, the value ola cubic foot Of standard
gold, by which, If the above amount of 95 terms
be divided, the quetient. - l3777742l92Oe76.
Boosts. Decimals 40OS7226 X ls2S II 692
:. 10 inches, the number oil cubic feet, sc. or
one thousand three hundred and seventy seven
trillionS, seven hundred and sew enty-four thou
sand, Two hundrd aud nineteen billions, two
hundred and eight thousand, seven hundred aud
sisty millions, nine hundred and four thou
sand, eight hundred and seventy-eight cubic
feet, and upwards of sixty and ninety twoc cubic
inches of standard gold,
II we multiply the foregoing amour, o tcubic
feet, &c. by Gus, and divide the product b, 355,
we shall have
oGO34l loid00o9775422i6. 3513A23, the
cube root OF which is nearly l37567u0 feet, III
diameter of a globe OF standard gold, or 80;
American mites, 533 yards, l foot, to csMpl,
with the conditions OF the proposition.
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From the Providence tR.I) American.

fDHl tnt U - iAtht' 81 ~
aTall oaks from little acoras grow"
Tnr WHOLE roo--s Gaing the whole hog"
kas long been a car, phrase with the jackson
party. There IL more In il than they them
selvrs are aware OF, and we will undertake TO
prove to II logical demonstration that An
drew jackson owes hrs eleci,on to the Pre-
sidency 10 a hog, a whole hog, and nothing but
n hog
II General Jackson had not gained The battle
of New Orleans, he never would have been
thought OF for, land OF course never elecied)
Prestdrnt-granted.
II the late war had not been declared the bat
lie oI New Orleans would not have been fought
granted.
The war would mot have been declared had
not The late Jeremiah Howell been elected to
the United States Senate from Rhode Island
aud voted for the war, which WAS carried
by y majority OF one in the SENATE. instead
oi hs opponent, the late lame. Burrill, who
would have voted against the "ar,-grented, is
IL not
Mr.. towel was elected by the cnsiing
vote Of the presiding officer, end could not
have been chosen had not a federal member
OF the Legislature who would have voted
or Mr.. BurIill, had he been ia his seat, abSent.d
himself.
That menler would moi have absentrd him
selfhad he not been prevailed upon To ilo %,
through the Influence OF an individual nov de-
ceased, who was nj variance with Nlr. BuIrlil on
account Of law SUIT which Mr Is. had advised
and prosecuted aga inst him-Ihese tact, will
all be granted in Rhode Island. 81
The lawsuit, and the varlaue0 that grew out
of II would not have happened, had noI The hog
Of The person alluded 10, 20, INTO his nele hbor's
coruhcld. ArEdi, General Jaclssn owes his eiec-
non 20 a Tor u.
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MorreoMrRy, Alabama. Nov Il

Frst impressions The most Lastiug.-Some
years ago, a man in Georgia, u few years after
his marriage, left his family and set out for
parts unknown TO accumulate fortune, aniioi-
pating AN early return with pockets ful! Of cash;
Years pas, and nothing was heard of him all
enquiries concerning him proved iruitless, and
his family ut last numbered him among the
dead Believing him dead, his supposed widow
IN time became the wife OF another and with him
moved To th's county. The supposed dead Lus.
band was AZ length drawn by afferlwn's Chains
10 rcvisii lis !ami'y hal 10 his utter difrlay Ia
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15
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Hdts.-Mr. Alexander Clark, Of Falmouth,
Cape Cod. has invented a machine for cardiug
hat bodies 1t requires but half the labor OF the
ordinary mode, making Two hat bodies NJ once
Of an even thickness, and partly hardening them
1t has been IN operation several months. to
the satisfaction OF The ingenious inventor. Sc
yeTal manufacturer have used these hat be-
dies and prefer them 10 those carded by h6nd.