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From The Concord siaiegmna, J1ty".
REV HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN, CON
ILsIIlN

A Convention OF the Republican Members oil
lhe legislature Of New Hampshire VAS held IN
Concord on tuesday eseing last-and the Hon.
iCBABOD BARTLETT, Of Portsmouth. was
nominated 10 be snpp1rte1 us lie KePnblchn
candidate for Governor 81 The next eieC-
ton.
The following gentlemen were elected by
the Convention, | Delegates to the National Con-
srnIion to Assemble at Baltimore IN December
neat, for the purpose OF nominating candidates
for President O. tite-Pftsidrni OF the u. States,
viz:
len bod Bsitlru, Rocking ham John e. H..
O1,ornp Stafford, William A. keht, Mem
mack Charles Barrett. Ilillsbor ough; James
Wilson, Jr., Cheshire Leonard Jaws, S1lli-
van; Joseph Sawyer Grafton john wilson,
Coos.
In addition TO the above, the customary
preparatory measures for the aonual election,
were adopted by the Convention.
Prospects of Henry Clay We have Lately
received letters from vHrions parts Of tbs
state. which satisfactorily assure of the
feelings OF the people ia regard TO mat hisiln-
guished man, Henry Clay. Pfejudices which
mad unjusly existed against hinI have declm-
ed, and mauy who have been his opposers,
nov declare their conviction thar It's energies
and abllItes are absolutely necessary 10 quiet
the disturbed state ofthings. A conviction OF the
necessity of adopting tho principles OF the Amer
lean system, has influenced thousands TO take
part IN his behalf, WIN we're before either III
opposition else takewarm. Every thing
looks favourable Il we can, wiih conf fence, as
sure the friends OF this great man. that pros
poets most abunhantly justify them IN the be-
liei that he will he successful, and therefore It
is hoped tnat they will persevere IN the II eier-
TONS for his enhancement.
Atbany DAILY AdUsriiser
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f'OrWa Election he II. Angu time Heydii
OF the 81 plt. says mat tie election o. Col.
"HIrt DIS Dtlesd'e TO Coogte.s, Is TO be con.
t0sted.
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June l3
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600
ONE DAY The LATE T.

Ia our paPcr OF Yesterday, says the Boston
Gazette of The l3tH, We gave extract, tom
London papers To the OH of Dscembe TIE
Courier OF that day has the following para
graph relative 10 the hfialrs OF the Neither.
lands -
We ,taied Yesterday from an authentic mud
conclusive sDnrre. thsl The King OF the N.thrr.
lands mad refused 20 fulfil the conditions o. I'm,
arm,tiCe, aud that MessIs Cartwright and
Br"sson, had proceeded t. the Hague to re-
monstlate with ms Majesty.
Since WIRING the above we have received a
private Letter from Brussels, IN which it 3 sta.
ted that the Mission o Mr. Cartwright has not
had the fortunate result represen cd In the
Brussels paper.
ANTWERP. Dec. 6.-Kmg William is sta.
ted 10 have answered mong rther things 10
the Observable $ of Mr.. G. rtwrie ut on the non.
execution of the armls,Ice-" My allies have
-ole,nnl, guaranteed TO me the Sovereignty
OF the Netherlands II they abandon me, | viii
deisn myself alone Ia the lat extremity and
will never suffer ANY communication between
the fat ful provinces aud those that have reLel.
led"
We are happy TO say, remarks the Courier.
mat our accounts this morning OF the sta,e Of
the country generally are OF such a nature
as TO Justify belief that tranquility will ia a
short time be completely restored. The Ae
counts from Scotland are eiaaIy satisfactory.
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A. G. COCHRAN.
FERGUS COCHRAN.
NV Y RI srnl 81 lA3n.

\ G.. y l.. Coo iIRAN 1--we on hand
,-$As -acn an asso'tn. ut ot Fancy Go DIS, as
they Deheve is not surpassed ~ any oth+r in
th,s country in variety and sclrct.on Compr.-
s,ng Tie toloaing article IN Can on, Fiench,
ltai'an aud taney Bliusa Goods:
Is aCk buI coloted italian Lustuns,, imitation.
plain aud Changeabie do
Black, colurfa anA luangeaple Gro de Ma pleS
figured 30. in great variety
Colo,ed changedUie, BLACK and blue bI.cl.
Mrcetlnes
ID black aud coioI ed BumhA zines
Eeepe de Lyon, PLAN aud cured Mandarine
PLAIN aud figured Popllns, Aigerines P,Ins.
rInes, Of the newest sJlS
French Pms, and Ginghams and Foulafd
Muslins
Pongers ena many other articles for Ladies'
drrssGs
SprtaIhrld aud Pongee. flag and Bandapna
HdlN5.
Gros de Naples, Gauze and Grape Hdkfs. and
Scars
SILK aud Kid Stocks aud fancy Cravats
hlacN a4d colored Italian Cravat, and Imta
tom do
B'ek, beaver, Silh and iIorseskin Gloves
ur"s de Naples anu Gduze GaruIture ribbons
APP and bc l do, OF the newest styles
LHgIIsh,an french silk Hose aud J Hose EN-
bro'drrod ana open work do
Linen Cambrlcs, aud Cambria Handkerchiels
Black aud eoiored French Grapes, Wors,ed
BareGe. brown COtepaly &c
Sewing Silks ana Tai.ts, lane, Buttons H,oL e
aud Eyes, &c. &C.
WA ais have IA extensive assortment of
Lace Goods. consts,ing Of
English Bobbne', Gymp aud .ibraad Lsces
and Ldgngs, Caps, Cspes. Pelcr,ne,. On,
zeits, back and whte Lace Neds and s ,a,,Is
with complete nssocmsot OF Al, % - ami
Sd lhlbet aud Merino Snaws, Cashme, q and
Mermo ioog Shawls, &c. &c.
A u, +. c. haze selected iheir stock v,,,
particular reference to the southern AMI
tern market and as they will add To lbs,r a.
sortmont constantly as fresh q 5ods srr,vs ,b,s,
stock VII oe Kept up throughout the wear An
OF "hisn they now offer Tor sale Al low ,.i ~
and o" The mos i'oe'al terms. They r,snect
their stock. Orders will be pIomntl, ''''e
win care AMI fii,Iity. 1ue"
New York, Jau. Il
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

In addition 10 The proceedings ol tie Hons
Of Delegates, v hich we copy IRON &c itca-
mund parc,s, we learn, by iettr hons
Trend IA that lace, one or two additions
facts.
Inc II. Of d. have reGommnted the Rtrod
OF the Committee ofP,iVileges and Elschm'
on the coniesie, election tom Orange wbta
rejected Oavls's menoti.l, because il vas Nc.
presented in Tue ime, and directed t1ec@.
mittee 10 proceed TO scru'inze the Yotrs. .s
sitting member being allowed the farther aas
OF hiIeeo days 10 trke evidence. Oar t13s4
pondent expresses An opinion that Guy Da'
bour vii lose his seat.
The Board OF Public Works has m@s"
ANNUAL Report 10 the Legislature. Oni -
frspnndeut saws, " have not seen It LDi ~
that II probahy pulls death blow 10 aAt1h
OF an Apr 1pridton this session to l"H'
james River. will forward you cop
soon os II can be procured. We ifsr7
ceedlngly IA hear his but We confess WI
not much disappointed. Egotisfn aau 80"
pfiir ere the characteristics Of Virginia 9l'''
men and It eois to US that SO long a''p''
can hoast Of tn character won for tue o'' -
mnlon by he talents and achievmep's u y
past generation they think II snpeiero9"
10 do any thing for thcn,eves. We "'''
they would toasi less, end do more che
Sha shortly have nothing to boast o. e'''f
II he ofour departed CAD never 10 be tfe''e'st
strength ana slo,y. I, affords bat h''s s'",'
cation 10 the deg raded iazaroEi oil i"V' W.
he scepire OF universal empire was s"'ye' y
their ances'ers--or 10 the people Oh ""
Carthage that he WAS once The rroVp mo
Of the sess--and as little JOY will DC 'e'' y
pos'eriy, when, and poverty and 0esO''
and iosi po" er, they rel the wofi' va
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pie Of sell deHlsl and exalted rat.
" hich, m cas- OF failure 10 amend. 81,
have ali The fore. Of a constitutional moo.
i no we're The patriot that he has been represe,.
led 10 he. this would be his course Of eond,..
but, Gen. Jarkson presents the stranr. ann.
iy OIL man "ho has rua counter to all tbs,..
dlctions and all The hopes ofihose who .l..,.,
HIM and vino nevertheless IS s'll sustained h.
men whom he has thus decey ell aud he.rac.,
With one accord, they exclaim. ." G,..,
Diana OF The Epbesians = whether ,h.,
limi arans or latitudinarians- tafiflita. 49,.
'ariiiifes-wbig or tory. Hi,tory will tall
the dtlusions Of the day, without be inp st.,..
account for them and po>erit, will woo4-
ho" II was that man who was faithful /, N
pnriy should have been enlogzed and TN,
oy ali They viii IN vain enqnire how i,
that man WHO has been Compared h,,l.
Washington. and TO Jefferson, as il .ui,.d4.
taste Of his eulogisf., should have ,ese.aIJ.,
nenherot them. IN principle, in talents. a.,
conduct-bat who daily raDpled on the
sons Of experience and wisdom with ,yb,cb =,
lives ofthose M chless men abonnIpd .s;s,
endeayorsd t1r'dicnie the comparison bv ,,-
dering the contrast more vivid.
1t may be inquired, why has ihj, s,n,,,.;.
uon been made al this period Nhy h. It
aIgn ground assumed BY the (fienjs of G.s
Jacks anl by himself been absndao.d.
Why Ia, Al strain of mock patriotism s,t
dIs"lty, All II 81 rned the idea Of Gen. l,.,
sons becoming candidate, and which rem.
senled INN as IA unambitioas gpntl man. eo,s
lons tor rctilemen', yet wiling 10 become 4,
ma,tyr u his sense OF duty, for the love le bo,.
=" The dear Ptop!e,' been discardrd2 Ubvl..
The '"sle 'iooted from his e,rie, aud Jc,on.
as otuer mea-tF~n rs bIs hated RIVAL H,nrv
Chg I'D candidate for Office Why doc, J..
like the hump-dach'd tyrant Of EogI.nl
ak the people 10 enforce hun n
world Of cares y Why has h. ceased ton,,.
the coq3,tte, and come out w.th a Dl,i,..,
press,"n Of his Willingness to be noopd nj
Won : We liush TO tell ii We blush f.r5.,.
Who has long soce ceased himself to fee, VIVA.
Mrs. MalapOp ca lis" the softinpeacbo.,p
The Cause will he found in oettain npIo,,I.
indica ions that sumo OF lbs friends WIZ me-,
feetlJ willing tortiisre him from the ..r...nF
NJ, ..l.a...., e.'7' o.
the Hermitage, and s,I1oquiza, amid ,p,.4
signs aud sounds, on tn instability a. hmm,
49,, p,e.t,o,in, ,..,,..#: '
,.,e,sa,,l, r,s.,,,o ,h,,t. ,I
,rlbout the #.xi.,.,..,r ,..,.....
v,,.oa. which 10 de,l,,.l,.,..,..l.,..
,uirel 10 tie com. ami vino ts ,,t.i,
corrce his sncr..sa,s +, 10 L,,#a cs,.,....
nroyi.ion rhev ,aiu,.iI, ,.t,..,
,o,Id a.,I,u,. , 70 .l,.i,.,.
IN pnil,J. l,bi, bella ,.,t.l..
nominated g.,b, ~, ca,
,,il.,.,,hsr., ..,,..i.., ,i-l,
#..ua
s.,va. secord .orn ,I..a,.a...4.,
,..r..,,,.,.t,;,,, -. H.
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IT., al, -.
from, ,,,y ,.,,..a. ,..s 6,
,,3 u5I, .,d 10. -; .l.,aI ..,..
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Dreaded osrr tie CELEBRATIONS Of ibis saeisiy
on as I4th Ann,serssfSs
The offic.r. of,he society remain The same
a, dafing the last yesr.

tie nffIFHFH OF 4Nf HHtffJ
a, during the last year
A peoise-teeriil r.. We have jnHbern IN
form d II IN aet. and although some TO OF
TIRE weeks past se st'ii thtnk u a dnly w
owe. both 10 the rrsolils hmsles 40 vets ~
gagged - H. ~ well y. 10 he pa 'lc' 70 "sh1i'"
tie cifcnmst4nees. couple 81 t"aHg "'',
,vlo we're on = gInnirs fteHr.lpn RON -
place, IN a sai.-baat ~"r~ esf''ls" ny IL"
Wind Tie boat sunk 'b'y were ~ ne th'"''''
syuts distance from tae shpre winch y was
,un,s.itle Tor tbeln 10 .4io ~ tbs perions
s.f,,st,sn they scrr discovered ~ two young
iris II about ~ 40 II. danghi IS of MI
Inter aud a M, III lridke, ct ~ bgu"ck, VINO
in,nrdataly rot n sinilI buai iiom Oh t1e sh"i'
AMI alIhaugb blU~fng g gale, pui OIL "hh nv"
paddles aud brought IA twn Young men s'i
10 Land Nav they each get good haso"h'
f5r lheirrecomr "se' sag. Hafb" Gu
IN Unnatural aad human Sou we heard
a Statement made Grm pul'n IA tns g y
sf.ft M sue, ~Hieh nude enf blood ~
,,ll aud the BBfp rrfll ,e' Ion Of winch ofah"
~. ,fudIrr WHAT mJnsisrs mn can m'kr
al ,hep,rIye, Il vas ia 81 by the sprakrr,
aud in . manner Ia lchgF ~ dodht Oh MS tlh'
c.r,ly. thn he ha ! rec.ntly been called 10 min'
iacf u the necessities Oh a. ag"d nue. "uu
Law in an ru.rvof ptssfge % a garTet, he IiSh'
10 winch VS. ep imnied ~ removing Two
shingles IN I . foJl. Her n'ishDof, lrn'lf'
who .a.slIftis more favored lhan herself by
having a ruo1, ia tacgatrt was he only irienh
10 whom .n. could call for asstnncf, aud oh'
was merely all. to era~l oecasiopdly 10 her
.idc ~ hat hera cup n c1ld water. when
biph feyrt nod. IN invaluable bles lag. fot
tins poor. bsltl.5s and agfd 10 mn, 8 III w'd-
ov OIL merchant whs h., ifadrd on etp
tai Of ncaf hull million Of dOtlust hni whose
sol IS al tt#ne nu en- u"nt all h'hft'hinE mer-
cbaor, rollbig IL splealit al 'enre ~ ne 's'-
lo.,r,hg.citvs We fegrel ~ the name Of INC
uutreltng 4, relch va. uotinenllontd such mon
.l.,s .hould be held ep T. the anhorfeace and
y EocraiiDd Of uIaph NJ.
P1tL"Linbiu Sai Bniiflm
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Ma ANlkD IN Mtrron1,7- ,7 oa--- =,
w place, young Ma in The can,.;,,,',t
ma"-None need apply whose o.,a ~ ~
lions are not OF the hfst ord.r-Io such ., :"
liberal salary viii he given. One sr,", vac ,'
T Tnun'ty wont" 1 be prefer ed Lnq ne n, the
Jan; 81
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Ffoal Santa Martha.-lha 5chr. Pomona,
Can't. .ie(,IatnlIn ,hns arrived b0low. aad Is off
North PotnI IN % day from Santa Maitha Mr..
,,,1nt tue Saptrcnfgo informs US, ihat II the
nne # Gavin, DC, ID, Gen. BoLWAN was
there in ye-y low s'ate OF bealtb and he wa
,a experted - Iva fDrty-elgnt hours. His
disrasr, Inc consumption. lie had issaei a
Proclamation Of FdWdi 10 the Calomhians,
a copy OF winch We nave received IN SPIN
lsh.
B5Hrar.-The following proclamation WINS
issued al santa Mattua ISL beio the Pomona
sailed. which has arrived hare in IS days
having If therr OF The 18Th Deaember. ih,le
/, hardly douat thal tue mex arrival rom that
qnnTttr viii br,ng tididgs Otthe deatn OF the
great Soat0 American Lrberatnr. An iniell-
gent and obligng friend has favored the En-
% ofthe p.u,ot wta the subJoined trdasia
ion -
L LoMBlASs ~ uhave " tnf sspd NY ello. l.
To plant LIoerty where tyranny before rci "a
ed have laboprci WIN dIsnt RESIDENCES
sacrificing my own to,tunr aud even my tran.
al,lify-l r"sighed fne con- nnnd when wa.
persuaded that you no longer had any conf
dence in ny dlsnt. rest, dness my eatm.es
abuse your rrednl u ueg tramp.ci upon what
10 m is held most s,cTed, nay teputdtioa Hnd
my love Ol Libtr } II n,Ve heOn The viclIm OF
my persesutDts, Who have driven me To the
Lo,dcrs OF the gaase--l hetly pardon tGem.
Upon nv departure iroln among Won, my az
fiction dictates To me The froprety oi manifest
10 you my last desue-l aspI,r NOT 10 a
higher glory than the cons oiIdAi,n OF Colon-
bid-ll II the daly OF ali 10 ldbour ,ot tbe gfea-
p, benefit OF the UnIon. lie people anus
obey the a, tuai Government ~ lIBerst, them
sc,yrs from ANARCHY he minister's OF the
.sn,tna Y Inusl d.iect Their ptay trs TO Heaven
and the 2oIneis must e.eploy their So Is ia
IL leus e 81 -octd ri.Ats.
Eoiombitns i-98ooll my deaih he H.
means 81 rduy ine thc Iage o: farly spIr,t, aud
couso.'da nts the UniUn go down IN Tranquil
ny 10 tAr tua,b. SIMON BUtdN AR.
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=. 80. na.. begn nIarea n, It's saeher.
80 long The, msy Ne r.~rr,l,s % resl 'hefe,
!. ,,Iv L,o,n 4, Him .s1 has ihu' far pre-
s.r,eiu.. Tsq sprontneu' Of b. igr, VI :
Ian and Baid-ia. hr he presrn, 81 NJ ~, ',
ion. was who'll, 4ot,ui,ou., an pf'e irsh nv
a eon,aa si,.,a -, political caasrs beyond '.f
control Of the Prsudcn'. II tn" $50 ere
.,w warrant. thee ). no doubt they ~oa'd hs
rad 18th thor3ug3 ~ ne =
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NEW YORK. Wholesale
Fancy nry GOOD, Store.

IS Ess9' I E6 4 y - ii SHIP ne sub
a stU5cis nave entered inIp Copartnersbii
uuder the firm of \. q. Y +. Cochran, ana
have taken tae extensive lacmses, 1872 Prar,-
street. lor the rausaa to4 u tue gene.d Fancy
by Goods business.
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r,,o,,,3 nf.fl Of Doiitdr.--Ihs aiefesei
',.s,,.s, ,,.li,.I.. fbs following l,usr. :" men
-. r., IN, rhar.efrr and station OF ina WI.
-, ga. ,seentIg Pres,dsat OF The iei'"o'''
- e,lonh,sA aud the 5ets,is iara''oe'' ~
d4,.itmosl prohsble, that B9hfdf = ~ - -.
r.. ,l.fa. by the Medina are i'ief "S nun"
49,, ,ts lsfts, received ~ Washington, 10"
n,ltyar. vhirb h-s been lied Oh a. a'si' ''''e
me poh OF hi, dsath -,
To fhe Editor o. ne Htfrdaii's d"fc'''s.' 80.
1irn'lemcn-- The y. !. Nefe . -
;,,, il, sos~er 10 yos,,elges ani hers ~ 81,
l.. ia uroye tbat the retprt % ne dttn o.
a,erst,r Of Cri lnfsl4 Is truri sa,+s lae
81. ttine winch MI be al al aii'A'b !"
,ti,,ra,e ihs c3tresiarss OF our intnfmall'hl -
IA, die pas.engers, all more esP'thH'
-, n tsa.tFfa. who. ron h' s'an ing ~ me
l.,,,ut,, could nut Ia sup osed n be i1"p'""'
al III. f,cf. wers not a~ai" 81 ier 'i "'''
stance vet, tb1nsh the phs'enzrfs An'" ~
an er,rrss - arrived ifDm santa .""i
me- kne,v nothing al the iotrll grnee hlopg"5
b, Tint express When they sahed nom "a -"
grus.' "a,
r., ,s,sons. IruiI emen, ouly knew OF Tie
,,f,,,,5,,,n brpnr1i by the express Tor winch
rra.4n. deem a srBper to give you ms N
f,rp,ai ~ orher that You may MAX II PPo-
ltc he ne zame conveyance. Que ol Us re.
c.iyed II l.irer nun tar Doctor attending on
the I.i.srnror, IN .hich he s.ys-" The 'ic%.
mes, Of Is 1ii,ar = of very serious oatbtr, DH
no mol dsspau u ms recovery. 10" ha}p}
mid II he l.r me. If should slcc,ed IN Gu
rinp hat i.iusfTioas man
II va, fro,n The Chlcf Prtffct we learned
tbst III. Iiberator. Considering htmseh dfn-
gcfously il. desired the Bishop of Sflia Mar
lha "a administer to hlm the ii9st, ana II
~, H.. Tue eauP day on which lie express
WAS lisaachrd IL iuiotm i'm oil lae SITUATION
Of iur itbernfor
In, MEDINA sailed from Boen Chlca on the
To-, of Drcs,nb. r, 1T that date 40 otne' ne"s
hid trnnspir,d, aud tnls Is tie sum OF all the
Information thai any person kne" or could
.vrta. Although II /, u b. feared That the Lib
eraror il dead, II - not known positively: nor
ran II he aid mai any 90" o. Us knew more
than tajs, Wien NC lett Cntbagena. remain
win esteem, yoar obed'rot servant
/. {. Da Mo.QUERA'
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14

When news of the death of Ex-Pres ident MONROE, was officially announced at Fort Niagra, minute guns were fired and the colors of the garrison lowered hall mast. As testimony alike honor able to It's immediate agents, and their country, it should be mentioned, that thls demonstration Was reciprocated by the commander of the British troops and the captains of the steamboats and vessels in the Briiisi, haThor. Their re. spectlve flags were put at half mast, dur ing the ceremony al the Amari1a.s s,--..sz rIsoII-L0capoU Buftlnores
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14
What feelings did it exei1e2 asLaa [

" hat feelings didit excite? asked I.
 "feeiIngs that are not to be spokea.' rePiied the soldier solemnly. ssi do not always regret my cluster of palm treea ana my panther; but sometimes the rel meinbrance n nf them sift;tlkes lrrr sad. in lhe desert there is every thing and there is nothing.a
 iiat do you mean by thatg said '. - cannot tell," said he emphatically; !'s allef panse he added, ssGod is there without mani'
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14

An English lady being asked by q German on what account she drank the waters of thv Spa. replied in Trench, sParceque? je a' ai point d'esp1ls She meant to say because she was out ofspir- ifs; but by q mistake in her French, she said. .Because have no understanding. Dr. Johnson used to laugh heartily at this, and say it was the reason why most people frequented watering places.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14

1he boot on t'other leg.--Mcssrs. Dow. ming & Abbot, of this town, coach and chalse makers, having this gear furnisi,- ed two carriages for stage proprietors in His Majesty's Canadian provinces. and have orders for furnishing two more.-- lhis, surely, IS reversing the old order of things, when the people of the Unit dStates depended for all manufactured goods, of more than ordinary quality. upon Great Britain. These carriages were subject to an ad valorem duty of b per cent, and yet did not cost the purchasers more than those manufacture ed in Canada.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14
NEW | oRK. .Iulv If

n, heuenDe 2 Ae Pert qe .as;css ioa,as.--
 ne amount ot duties pad, or secured .o De paid at our Custom House during the lst quarter ot the present year. January to March inclusive. was Sa
 ;, o,eo0, exceeding by about one mil, nil, lion and . hall, tile revenue ot the nnr- r responding quarter Of Is20. ,Eihie lie ac. count for the I'd quarter of this year ending on the 30th June, is not yet made up, but there is every reason to believe that It will much exceed the amount of the first quarter. -
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14

W reqetited Lope.-The passion os love, so powerful in it's influence over the most savage beasts, rules with q fee- Die and transltory sway over the sub. Jects of our present inquiry. The male spider approaches the female with tbe greatest clrcumspectlon, fearful lest the sexual feelings should not have banish. ed that thirst for blood which. under ordinary circumstances, induces then, to prey as readily oA eaot. other as on winged insects. It therefore moi unfra 9Nes,tiy happens, .tlat irdmale approacf- es a large female, whose feelings unlo,u tunateiy do not coincide with his own. instead of being caressed he is eaten.
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4 Mnm,n enid q quat k of Long island, to nervous old lady, "your case is scrutunurury. "pray Doctor what is tbat?'' It is the dropping of the nerves. mann, the nerves having fallen into the pizarintum, the chist becomes morber- ous. and the ncad goes tizarizen tizaris zen!' "Ah! Doctor" exclaimed the old lady, "you have described my feel. ings exactly"
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14

7rapeller's Dircction.--A friend who has travelled relates the following as a literal direction given to him by an in- habitant of remote New England town, in reply to his inquiry for the di- rect road to -meeting house:
 "Well, ah, stranger, you go right strait ahead till you come to large oak tree, then you take that are tree on your right shoulder, and go on until you come to the brick school house--lhen take the brick school house o,i your Jeff shoul- der, and keep straight on til 5ou come to Squire Wingate's, and then do you take tho Squire's house right os, ycns back, and you can't miss the way
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