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Wealth department..
DYSPEPSIA.

Fresh cir, exercise and occasional
fasting. ere Sue beat snd cheapest rene.
dies tor dyspepsia. The dyspr ptic
man is graeraily tnii'!ed t. little pity.
ifhe will 10, eu less ans exercise
more. the issl, is with himself. Dye
psrsis is he v-ual accompaniment ei
indolence and gia.tony. Let Therefore
noGe who salae thei' repu.stion COM
plain oft. Farmers, r:schasics, and
o hers who esrn their bread BY the
s~ea, Of their bssu. Gpd in theif iodss
irious aud temperate habita certain
pre,sntiye Of such di ea.eas.
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LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP.

The birds, whom winter sba aes the Ok,
Fly DER The ssas away,
- Where laughing isles in sunsk ms Is,
-And summer srsezss play.
End thus the frisnJsthat 6uttsr ns,r,
While fsrtunss son 10 warm.
Are startled if 4 closd appear.
And hy before the Storm
Bat when from winters ho~ling plains
Each other warblsr's past,
The little snow-bird still rsnsins,
And cherubs midst the blast.
Lew. like that bird, wtsa frir.dshp'
throng
With fortunes .snn lsssrt,
Still Fingers with its cheerful ssne,
.And nestles on the heart.
~~~o~~U~~V~~
ONE KISS MORE.
One kiss more !
.dnd then we part my lsvs
IT'S sweet to bless afIectono's,
And teach the heartstrings musio's lsrs,
Like seraphin above;
Lips are leaves
To rosy hearts and yes.
Are suns that light sffcction's heaves,
And love 10 LIES pure kisses eleaves,
When to part fondness he tries.
Ono kiss moro
The echo still returns.
.Another oh. there's yetfull store,
The hallow'd incense 'wc-,ly burns
From feelings precious csrs.
Good night. sweeting
Nay. but one moro .then Ay.
Once parted here, time is 30 Hesnne,
In heaven msy be our next meeting,
Where kisses never dio.
ENIGMA.
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ENIGMA.

'Tis what the rich each year must pay,
And what down sorrow'svi,ags stray
What at strange sights men ever do.
.dnd what with wheat at oil times Rrsy
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LONG ROOM

NEW Goods have been received this week
~ and opened for sale--also expect 10 re-
cewe IN Few days a variety Of articles such
- are in request.
Dec. rs.
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RowN sHEErTNGS-6 bales "A,
~ 80 and "a brown shectings, OF snps
ySor quality jst received and for sale at
LONG n DOM
Jsn1
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Dr., DATEAPoRTS sILLI0Us

DR., DATEAPoRTrS sLLLI0US
PILLS.
,J,HE increased sale Of these Pills fer the
1 short time they have been in uss. has fer
exceeded the most saDguins exps ctatisas Of
he prspristsrs. and they deem that fact .
$ ,ficient proof Of their good qualities.
DR., D&Uenport's ceiebysteH
EX e w ATE II
Which needs only to be used 70 b. highly
approved Of, for all ssrts Of weak and sess
eyes
Whesten's Itch Ointment.
ne character Of this celebrated Eminent
is 50 we'll established, ss 10 mood no sxplana-
tion. for being a pleasant. safe and surtaia
remedy for that loathssms dissss~ y - .~e
certain cure for oil eruptions on the skis.
and the Salt Rhsum. Prizes 81 Ia cents.
N. d. II has been recently sscsrtaine& to
. q valuable article for ths Chilbiains.
Wheafon'sejaLndic. Bitters.
which are 50 cminently useiui in rsneving
I'll Jsundice and Bilious complaints.
For sale by J. WILLIAMS, Warren i
". Briggs, Bristol Nathan Durfcs. Fell
River /; and by Druggists generally, tks ssgh-
out the states
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n Lot Of SohooI tickets and Watch
"a Ribbons, for bale a this Office.
Nov 20.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-15

A. rf3Ng 800 = -
s..s.;,, So. ri;..,,:.,;ss fss,,ss;.s
~ W. 80. &. s' =. ssr
80, ~. 80.
os3s ~ - \ $500, " fks SSs
~ y -. * 49, ~ No. anff
.s 49,, ~ I,s:., s,5 IN. -. ~. sssv
y ~ fis ~.
49, - =. 1865 : sl .s;sIss md fiaf hin
49, 49, ~ ;.sss,ssa. ~. ms
M. IA fa;n
az. i...,,.s. stsst ace s,i,;el, RI
49,. \, M, $40 R b s,s.
NJ 1 t,ssf..
s ,,ss. Il. IL. IrsneI Ministry.
rhicl, ~ ,,,sl,I;si,S 1890 e;s3 alssr
4, ssf;sfarfis n, -. RntI, The
ne,v n,;n;sters 80 Is sl;sts
ma 81 .ohnor ions ~ re- I;hprnls. W. $500
have hardly expected s.,cl, appointments t3N
at The on,ent ~ fIissalvine lie ChanDber AZ
ue,,nt;ss ana fhe a,,roasi ~ I ,,e II election.
n,s,,a ssnec;sIIv s. rs q s;sanInf;on ,,reee.
aed m. fs (. that the I;heral narfv had
tbe ,.,rifv IS tat lranch 81 TIC le1islaaure.
E,ieei co;nst AIr;ere q. ~ ! faierrar,h;c
dasnascb Sro,,, sro,,lar3 -. learn that ia
Er...,ch ex,,ed;to, .e,;,,st AIsss called frnr,
To,,l,,r,.on tha sye,;1e NJ the nh 81 Nav
Tondc g ~ NJ ~ . a ~ Ma1
M. 49, - 60. ~ III s,.,,,.
i ), ~ st,4 ,,s 81 p,.,ss.,,s,,,th
~ ~ ~ p,;o. ToC.,d
=. 81. i: :, ..:..l n, ,l,>
p.,Iss c.nt E;,,clsrsn.s -.
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~ M. c;r Is s.st yy;is"., M .,.,sss;cn -,
a.. 80 T.s sa.',..s.:.,,l j, -
2sn;ars IL ed !, Ia hs.e ~. ss..s.i thst ~.
sa'u hd raate
Aass !. .; no. M, 49, .;.;.h $500
NJ, IA Az = 81 ssn ", ss rso., acco,n
~. 'Ma1 s'Is haa peeh lIO
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND. .
Nrw Wnor 1,,ys, q


Yesterday the packet ship Corinthian, Capt.
Chadwick, arrived from London. bringing
London napefs TO the evening of June Isl.
The Corinthian left Portsmouth ON the ed,
and the Lands End on the 9Th June.
The state of the King health did nnf app
pear 70 be improved. BY all the accounts
that we have seen. we should think there Was
hut little probability Of his recovery.
The formal refusal Of the Prince DC CO.
b0usg t0 accept the sovereignty Of Greece,
excited many remarks in the ewspapers.
lung list Of queries Submitted BY him 10
the English Cabinet, were not satisfactorily
answered; and he declined the honour. In
our Judgment, il was the xisest step he could
take; and although il may disc0neert che
plans and policy OF the Allied Powers Is Il
regards his own interests, we cannot dOnht
that he d better OF il England, than he
would have been Ia Greece.
Mr.. @ COnnell brought forward q resolution
in the House Of Commons, on the 28lh Of
May, for thorough Parliamentary Reform.
which received but feeble support, even
from the old friends Of Reformation. Lord
John Russell proposed much more mode
rate project. Upon taking the question on
Mr.. O1sonnell's motion. the votes were ayes
IS, noes 81 ajority against him sos. On
Lord John Russelrs motion IL stood ayes,
III, NOES n 81 majority 96. si
The French expedition against Algiers WAS
detained BIZ he weather mil the 25th Of
May, when Il got under weigh. with fair
weather. and favorable prospect
The resignation Of the throne III Greece Nv
Prince Leopold seems To have fhr0wn The
English Cabinet, and even the affairs ~ Eu-
rOpe into some confusion. .sss'
The following are the .5zes S,f ne .fsls.
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dents none but siocl.h1lfefs. holding q least
I've shares il said 6Ih shall be eligible as
directors nor lort Man Two thirds Of the dl-
Fecfofu shall Be actually fesident IN middle
town; nor shall more Than three fourths Of
the directors ID Office, exclusive ct the presi.
dent, be eligible AZ directors the next sue
caedine year; but the director who IL presi-
dent af any election, may always be elected
IS slirectoFs and In case Of the death or Feaig-
nation III any director, his place may be sup-
Dlied ~ 1 new choice for the remainder Of
the wear, it 4 majority Of the directors Judge
i expedient; aud III th ease of The death OF
resignation Of the president, his place shall be
supplied by u new choice for the remainder
OF the year: not hess than three directors
shall constitute board for the Transaction Ut
business, and no director shall be entitled TO
any em0l0ments for his attendhuce on the bl'-
siness OF the hank, unless the same shall have
been allowed ~ The stockholders, a. gems
eraI meeting. except the president. who shall
receive such compensation for his extraordi-
nary Attendance &c the bank. as the directors
shall Judge to be reasonable. Directors eha-
sen Ut any lawful meeting. shall continue IN
Office until others are chosen IN their place
The stockholders may. BIZ their bye-Iaws..
provide for an adjournment of their annual
meeting, and also for converting special
meeting for the choice Of directors, Or Orany
other purpose, at their discretion.
Sec. Il The directors for the time being.
shall have power to appoint such officers.
clarls. ma sa,..aas ), 10 TREY shall Judge ne
cessary and every cashier, treasurer or clerk
employed in the bank, shall before entering
on the duties Of his otiite, give bond, with
two or more sureties, to the satisfaction Of the
directors. In snch sum as thew shall order,
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aid supreme court. tnak sAla .Av.'S.. :. 49, y.
rrr.sut said question % qussilons z snaI 20
ne duty of said supreme court e eeszses s1s
- ,,.,.rspded with n 80 respects, 90 u allow
"a - rererved by the court below.
Approved Sd. 1851
a., I. addition 10 a. Act Guided An Act foEslse
regulation Of Civil Aoiions.W
re Il enacted BIZ tie Senass eNd House 81
Representatives. Il General AtssAsbsy cOegsaeds
Tint when, on writ of error q any civil ease,
the Judgment of any court shall BE reversed,
Il shall De- the duty Of the sllperlos court 70
the county where such reversal shall ne mao
~ allow and lax the costs Of the plantlh 90 g.
ror ~ ne sasne manner is the costs Of the
,,revailine marty II any other case FrOUided.
That either the plantiT or defendant may, On
reversal. enter such action in the superior
co,,rt for trial, In which case, the costs Of the
r,lanfilrin error shall abide the final determln-
sion az the suit Pspgided also. That when
The original action Is Of such 4 nature that i
cannot be tliSd II the superior court, and
farther proceedings may be had in the county
court. Il shall be renanded to the county
co.1rf. and proceeded with, pursuant TO the
provisions az the act 10 which this Is an addi-
ion: And provided also, That this act shall
n0f affect any writ Of error now depending.
Approved june 9th. 1850.
AZ All II al,sra,on ii an Act entitled An Act for
coas.iia.ing and regulating CSss.s a q, ~ spPoa'
= ia.s naaes aaa p.a'ss Z, ''ss'@s
- - g smaete9 S ,ss W. 4eaensbtn
$50 III ss.s. ~. INA co,nfr co,,ri
so.sss 80 49,. a.,,,sv ~ Nj, .onslon.
M..,.p 49,. ", Z fllo,vs ;nstead 81
~ la. III
e s.'ss .,,..s .,,sll 81 held
81 80; N, ia third Tnes.
81 Ss 49,, I. ondon ii said
NY y. ~. 81 sen,emher.
~ $3.50. 80 VI. IA she aid eounfv CONT
q Sasn a. Nv a,d = afore
~ ~ 81 Jnnat Ner
$3.50. Nv s..;d 81. ~ secnnd Tuesday IL No.
Nssa ~ 800. ,,..a- ~. alternafev II Nor.
.s;., VA A. w.. M the second Tues.
800 Ta,..,ssv N each ysar. beenuing Al
$500 49, 81 .,,,,ei ~ I'M. ,ct ,ftlresaid.
go ats \. 81 ma alter.
$3.50 ~ NV, Nc sn.ninta alfIsrent times
s..;a co,rts he
~ -. ~. hs.sisr rss,saled.
as's w. An &c. $500 and ca,aes NOW
& ~ 49,. ..~..,,t ~. 80 cc.,,,Sv
pennng e .ne ,. ~,
q tna. may q any 49, y. n.......h.
Gay g ivy neM. = s n.sssss,ss j.
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NAsHvILLE, June 10.
Cisy Hotel Dessrogsd. Yssterday morn
ing 18th inst. about two o'clock, our town
was alarmed By. the breaking out Of fire h
the.r0ofof that mobile and spacious ediice.
the City Hotel. situated on the North East
side ofihe Public Square. belonging u The
Nashville Bank, and occupied by Captain
James Edmondson. The extensive. eOtnm0-
dious, and elegant building, the pride end Or
nanaent of our town. erected Cor fheespecial
accommodation Of travellers md strangers
At an expense Of not lass than fnity thousand
dollars was soon enxeloped In hamess and gil
it, combpsile parts were IL length entirely
consumed. Fortunately, the atlnospheFe
was Remarkably calm. and the destruction
was confined to the Hotel ia which the Gre q.
siginated and to ! neighbosing small log build
iug. which wassefy properly pulled d0wnto
stop tbs progress 81 the aames.
The fife y supposed 10 have been occasions
ed By caselessness III soslla servant who prob
ably took ! candle into the aafset and Ten y
sleep without extinguiahins 4 We have not
heard 81 IL being lfaced q any known fact,
but from is c6lnrss1ting IN the roof. snch IS
presnsned d hREH hAnn he cause. The build
lng Wes uninsaIed, and NO fear. unless tke
walll, IS seems iFapFobahle aller enduring
such Intense heat ars &c 70 rebuild upon.
that ils Plass 81. spE ves7 SoDn Be supplied.
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CheTch and Stale. This much dreaded
union has taken place At last. as we Hnd ia the
NeWsEngland Palladium, that AIE. George
S!ays. s married 10 Miss Eseline ChNgeksr
The editor Of the Philadelphian wishes the
name Of the clergyman who solemnixed this
union that henceforth wicked wags may not
accuse him Of thesnniOn aioresaid.- Pkilaa.
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A Wilkesbarre PA. paper Of the I'd July,
mentions that much damage was done to the
grain. grass, fruit trees, widows. &c. 10 ma
nv parts Of that country, m the 28th June. By
4 hail storm. III some places the hail lell IL
the depth OFnine inches. A Lewiston. m. Ys
paper. says i hail storm visited that neighhor-
hood the Same day. Hail storms have been
experienced this season 10 various parts ofthe
cUuntry. But allaecounls from Georgia. s.
GFolina. Yirginia, Maryland. Ohio. Pennsyls
vanlas Newly York SC. agree that the wheat
and other erprs this season are uac0mmonly
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-15

Nse% yssa~t@ OtfMsd 49, kyNS0 NtA0 $50 At&O Kuy~
lnents Of said instalments shall be made ia
gold or silver eOin, or ia the current hank
notes 0f any hank Ia this State. or DC The u Isl.
Or any ofthe hanks Oh the cityof NJ provided
that they shall Be at par value Ia this State
and " case OF failure to pay che second install
snent On any share or shares, the said share or
shares, and khs drst payment thereon. shall be
forfeited to the bank. and II case of failure 10
pay my s0bsequent instalment. the party 80
failing shall lose the benefit Of any and an
dividends. accsuing during the time slch pay-
naent may have been delayed. Said CONF
naissioncrss pr ! majority VI them, are author
ICED % receive such subscriptions, and the
fiFst payment; als0 Co call the first meeting
o. the Stockholders Tor choosing directors. md
transactiug ali other necessary and proper
business. 10 case the aggregate amount Of
subscriptions shall exceed two thousand
shares. Il shall 81 The duty 81 Che commits
sioners. and they ARE hereby authorised 10 re-
dues the number 81 shares 60 two Thousand,
Tor which purpose Il shall Be their duty 10
make al necessary inquiry. and 70 apporti0n
theshares il sneh manner and to such per-
S4ns ns 20 them shah appear proper. hnviug
r8kefd to the Interest oflhe bank and tho Acs
eummodation of the public FS1eiald. That
no one person shall hold utoFa than one hum
dred shares il the SiaQk of said hRnk.
Sec. IN. This Get 81 any part a. III may
he altered amended. .. spsslsd. s. the Ge1s
srai Assembly wheneEsr 4 may te inired
sxpeaient. Approsed--June s. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-18

DIR. Jaines Wilsoa. in Paper upon
Affections Of the HEART read some
weeks since before the Royal College
ut Physicians. indslged in the following
sweet strain in speaking of IN infsnt's
sleep - So tnotioniess Is its slumber.
that in watching il, We tremblc. and
become impatient Tor soTc stir ct
sound that NAV assure US Of its lie !;
vet is the faucy Of tie little sleeper
busy. and every artery aud every pulse
of It's fraUc Engaged IN the work OF
growth and secretion. though his breath
would not str the smallest insect that
sportcd on hi. iip-.though his pulse
would not lift the flower leaf Of which
he dreamed from his bosom ;--yet fol
lowing this emblem Of tranquility into
after life, we see him exposed to every
ciimate--contending with every OBJ
stacie--agitated BY every passion and
under these various circumstances how
different is the power and degree al
the hearts action. which has not onl y
to beat bnt TO beat tiane. thu oush ever
~ moment OF long aud troubled life.'
German silver is nothing moro than
the white copper long known in China
The Goldsmith's Company of London
have thought proper to warn the pub.
lie that II does not contain q particle
Of real silver. This is true, for il il
only an alloy Of copper, nickle, and
link; but il IS, on account Of its per-
feet unaltrrabiIity superior for many
purposes to either silver or gold. Al
though only now coming into k,,o,c,,
us' in England, il has been no stran
ger to the manufactures Of Birmins
ham for at least thirty years.
| lfechanics' Magazine.
Doing Good When I was a boy,
Says DIR. Franklin) I met with a book
en''tIed--Essoys TO do Good. 1t had
been so little regarded by a former
possessor, that several leaves Of i,
were torn outs but the remainder gave
me such turn Of thinking as 10 have
an influence on my conduct through
life; for ! have always set creates
value on the character Of a door OF
good, than on any other kind Of repu
tation; and If l have been, as YOU
seem to think. q useful citizen, the
public owes the advantage of il ts
that book
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VARIETY.


The er,sis IN which France is now
NrnggIiag. presents an awful spec tscIe.
The terrific scenes Of anarchy which so
long deloged her arena With blood, and
rent the frame of Europe like an earth.
quake. seem on the eve VI renewal
The question that every one asks. is.
What will be done IL the election.
return the same sort Of intractable re-
presentatives as those With whom the
Government could not proceed, aud
who condemned the administration
without receiving from them even one
measure Tor confederation. Ii the re-
suit oil the elections be as the votaries
at the revolution anticipate. the char
ter cannot survive. In principle il may
be adhered TO, but substantially it must
be revoked. The number Of electors
in France is estimated in n Morning
paper at only 10000 persons. not much
exceeding quadruple the electors OF
Westminster. This fraction OF the IA
ton returns members Tor ,hirty-twt
millions OF people. II the kincdon. in
general be well disposed towards the
existing monarchy, this important fac,
must De appealed In, and the number
Of electors increased. The throne ear
only be strengthened by extending Il.
base among the people. a greater
power than that of the oligarehy of ca.
balls. must DC summoned 10 the Kings
aid; and il the people are sound and
true, II is from them that the succoal
must be called. The risk may be great
but the danger Is already imminent
for the elections ~ill determine whe
Their the expedient Of Increasing III,
elective privilege shall be tried, o,
whether the Bourbons shall ab,licate
ior such - the present state and ira
loasy Ut parties, that il is hopeless (,
think OF forming a eoalitionary admin
istratIon from them collectiveIy-ant
each OF them is much weaker than In,
POlignacs.
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FOREIGN.
DEATH OF GEORGE ~.

The long expected intelligence has
come at last; and rs will be seen bv
the details below, the King of Eng.
land breathed bis last ut half past 3
o'clock on the morning of 26 June.
This monarch was born on the l9th
August, 1762. In 1895 he was mar
RED To his cousin, the Princess Caro-.
line Of Brunswick. II was a marriage
OF convenience and proved an unhap
py one. The only issue Of their union
was the lamsnted Princess Charlotte.
On tho 3th Of February, 1911, a bill
vas passed. appointing the Prince of
Wales regent, under certain restric-
tons, which were to last until the Ist
oil February, 1879, when he became
vested With the full, powers of Sow.
reignty. The unfortunate differences
between himself and his consort, and
the conrse he adopted Of excluding her
from Court, rendered him for time
unpopular. She leh England to reside
abroad. The Princess Charlotte died
"n the 10th November, 1917. On the
Goth January 1890, George the Third
died. and his late Majesty was pro-
claimed King. The name Of the Prin.
cess Of Wales was struck out OF the
Liturgy. but no order was made To-
supply its place with Queen Consort.'
From the time when the excitement
raised IN her favor subsidized, the King
has been as popular sovereign with
hts subjects az any who. ever sat upon
the Throne Of EngIaua, and his suffer
ings end death have been sincerely
depiored by the majority Of the nation.
Resembling Henry the With in the ex-
travsgancies Of his youth. he has been
moro fortunate 10 the length of his
reign, and conferred more benefits ON
his kingdom. He died, as aboy. men.
toned on the Goth June, aged nearly
68 years.
No change in the ministry or in the
present policy OF the English Govern.
ment will probably follow this event.
His present Majesty. WILLIAM Nv.
born August 21si, 1863 has, il j.
said by the best authority, expressed
hts iul1 confidence in the Duke of
elljFaton. There was a report thai
Mr.. Iiuski-son would be brought a
gain into the Cabinet. The oath, Of
allegisnce 10 King WILLiAs1 Nv. were
administered in both Houses Of ParIia.
ment on the Goth June. Twas re
ported that the Parliament would be-
dissolved almost Immediately.
The London Courier Of tho goth re-
marks: we see thar some Of our
contemporaries are indulgins in RI.
mofs OF expected changes in the Go.
sernment. Such rumors cannot too
soon be put to rest: And No therefore
state upon The best Authority, that hi,
Majesty took the earliest opportunity
81 expressing his unlimited confidence
N The Duke Of Wellington, and - ,Ie.
ermined to give the Government hia
~afmest and most cordial support.
The same psper says:
We understand that HE Naiesty
,as been pleased 10 express his intcn-
'on o' being the chief mourner AZ the
snersl ct The late King. After de I
ass det'es have been raid 10 the de. !
essed Sovereign. the King will, pro- 1
ably Wit Scotland, ADD perhaps Ire. I,
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pANVrLLg. ~. July J..
ne proposition made at the last Or
adversary 81 the DsnviIle ColoniIaton
society by gcntiemanof The Tropd.
has been promptly met. Eleven oih,r
gentlemen have subscribed their nas,e'
- i'ie members, AZ $40 each. making
the roand sum Of $40. Iii, IN "a
dition to other sums collected IRON our
phiianthfopic citizoss. makes the nsit
sum ct 5 no. sufficient 10 transport
tn free blacks to Liberis. Let oihef
societies do ~ much, and tie people
o. Dsn'ilie aud its vicinity will ~
sss,n and may Heaven prosper d.
work.
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A man. whose name is said to be
"inkiey, belonging to Dover, jumped
overheard st Church Hill. few DAYS
ag", and swan To Portsmouth Bridge
against tide, and then back again. A
b"at pursued him blinking him insane
and took him 10, but he Jumped over
again aud 'Iived under the boa, and
sws" round II. His object vas mere
" 70 show his skilI In swimming. lie
saId he could swim Ill dsv.
ms man, or some Que like him.
should have been sppointed kreper of
the light on the WhsIe's back. The
gentleman FROM the eosDtfv Who has
oern appointed 10 tina. office, will, ~c
think. End II hard work to swim ashore
Tor provisions. when he gets caygh, IL
a storm. - PorisDsoufh journal