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Disges' Ohee.
$4,000 IxTdmuJT PRIZE.

AND TICKETS ONLY 81.
Dismal Swamp Lottery,
Class No. 90 Tor 1881.
To be drawn al RiChnond on Friday the 18th of
Nov. 1851.
60 Numbers drawn Ballots |
LIST OF CASH
prize OF S20,ou d10
$50 10 900
1000 10 200
900 81 100
Besides do' DO, l5s, los. re.
Tickle. $5--tiaises 50-Qu IS.
For SAFE nj DHGEo' OFFICE
oi Superior Luck.
Where M less than four cspiIais have been sold
within "A few weeks.
nT All orders from the country, (po. paid
encloslng the cash OF prize tickets, will meet
with prompt ftlsntion.
November Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14

~ The polls were opened on Saturday last.
10 ascertain the sense of me qualified voters oil
Lynebbatg as to the propr'eiy of the snbscrip-
ton by the Corporation tor 1000 shares in The
Lynchburg & New River Ra'l Road AT 'he'r
close. hey stood thus: In favor Of II l3i-
Against II, 3
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I8Th Nh n VUtNE1 -
These things are doahtless very pleasant 10
IooR upon. They are lucid comments on Nj
Raodolph's consistency, which speak IN a
voice not TO be ,n,sun derstood. Who eau
doubt tina, he is the very pink of purity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14
MRS. ANN e.. LANk FORD.
Milliner and Mantunmaker.

M ESPECTFULLY informs her friends and
- The public generally, that she has taken
The rooms over Mr.. Thomas J. Duvals Apoih.
ecary Store. where sue is pieparedeo execute
all orders m the above business, III The best
manner and according 10 tho latest and mos,
approved fashions. She will also use every
effort To give satisfaction 10 those who may ia.
voT her with their patI onBge.
NV. Ia fl
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Wholesale and Net aiA

NNroW OPENING, eud for snle, Wh.lesalo
Isl or Rotnil, nj lhe mort REDUCED flu-
CHS, the follow ing. with many other hr.1rles
Duo gals. best Lnmp OH
1000 lbs hes, Mnddur
800 Gum Shelhe
1000 stick Log~uod
6O0 Hue vunoI
Do boxes Window Glass
IOnu lbs Patty
900 OIL vnr,oI
QUO Aqpn Forts
100 Qn,,k Silver
1000 ulanh.r oal.s
900 EPSON do
1000 salt Paire
1000 Alum
loo gals sweet Oh
quo gals. Spis. Tu,penifne
1000 Coppe,as
To Cinnsmon Barb
| 1000 Brlmslonu
Castor OIL, by The bnrrel, gallon, and boul1
~ par oil Pistols, Flint aud Percussion LOCKS,
double aud 8ngle baurl, with aud without
Bayoneis many ot them 6tamyauy Jt"iM
ell.
A la,ee aud beautiful assortment OF Pen aud
Pocket knives
| A large aud beautiful assortment of Scissors
| Madeira Wine by Tho hR,rei, gallon or bottle
MADEIRA, Por,. Clerei, Champagne, Malaga aud
Musca, de foninnn Nmes
London Brown Stout
| DO Stout Por,er
Family Molasses
Best Spanish Choculote spicei aud sweeiened
Gold Leaf aud Vnroisbes
Ink Powders, aud lndelIble lux
Jndkn's and Shepherds Oinimenis
| Naples, Palmyreno aud Bathing soaps.
| Speciacles, yaTIosS Kinds aud varioua coioufed
glasses
| Pipes aud Smoking Tobacco.
| Dir. Phelps Aroansm, "a ntW remedg)
Bears OIL, aud Bsnr's Grease ntw siyle
Lees Ann Bilious Pills,
Letter aud Cup Paper
Bes, Na,megs
DO do powdered, fot families, Tavern
Keepers. Nc.
Best Canister Gun Powder
Candies, k,sses, Almonds. Raisins, &c.
Gun PuwdeI,
lmpnlsi,
| ,ouchong, Z lfA5.
| Po~choug and
! BoheB
Mustard OF superior quality
! In and Mahogony DItssmg Boxes
Beautiful SbnH hoaes, assof"h
| Heal Iisllan VIOLIN olrngs, assorted
Reoi Old Spanish 5eBa.s of The most tayon
lie brands
| Brushes oi tDeTy KIND
! Lamp Black, aud tsrdgris
Chrome yellow, lied, aud Green
Cuppius Instruments aud Irusaes
| Percussion Caps assorted sizes aud assorted
slZe Boxes
Rowland's Calydor, Tor the complexion "a ue0
drhcie,)
Real hla,shsar Oil
Tapers and Lamp GLASSES (Uarions kinds)
Furniture Paste
Kpzors IN Cases and single; and Razor Straps
-greni Udrietg, aud beautiful
UarnonIcans, assorted sizes
Goggles
Silver aud Mosaic Ever pointed Pencils, and
Pencil Leads
Turtle Shell Visiting Card Cases
A splendIj assortment OF Beads
Purse aud Rnicuie Clasps
Large Musical Boxes
| Iwe,zers, assorted
! Dressing, Ivory, and Reading Combs
A yery large supply OF Cologne aud Florida
Waters, and Perfumes oil fine qualities
Wash Balls,
Preston's Salts. with cork aud glass shoppers
Batlle.doors aud Buds
Needles for Embl o,derng, or for StrInging
Beads
Hemmines' best Needles
Vug,nta Fish Hooks
Table Mats
PISTOL Flasks
! Doth Brushes, in lin cases
Toy Watches
Roasted 6 ound-Peas
Butter Prints and Paddles.
Howell DAVIES.
N. B,-PraScTpiIons aud orders put up OF
the pure.i Medicines, aud with the creates.
care. IL. ID
Nov. 3. Ills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14

~ The jackson party called meeting a
few days ago in Philadelphia 10 appoint Dele
gates To the Convention, 10 bs held for the
purpose of dominating a candidate 10, the Vice
Presidency, TO be run in conjuucl ion with oen.
Jackson. But the two divisions Of the patty
aaarrclled aud fought, aud separated, wubou,
ring able To accomplish the objec, al the
meeting " low pleasant II Is To see brethren
dN eing together IN UNITY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14

u This has been aptly styled " the day Of
Conventions The Literary Convention. v Inch
recently assembled a, New York. has sugsss.
ted the idea, as every thug must have oppos'-
ton, of an Anii-literary Convention and rs
we suggest that Andrew Jackson shall be IN.
stalled rs presiding officer OF the latter, with
John Ii. Eaton as Secretary. There ,sa "mor.
al fitness" in the thing which will strike every
one al first sight.
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IL A committee NJ The u. of fsepfesfnialiys.
of Tenn,s.t.. bsTe t.perltds long preamble
aud resolutions. Ielsnve 10 the United States
Bank Tbr, arrive nj The coneiusien thai the
said Bank is nncnnstitul,onal. and ought moi 10
he e-oharterfd-a eoneinsiou which Was long
ago foirseen rs inevitable, the President having
some tine since ayou ed the same sentineai.
Had he been OF opinion ,hs, the Bank WAS
constitutional n Report eooraseo,ng that
opinion would never have been heard Of in
Tennessee. Mems constitutional opinions
must hang very loosely upon them, and be dirt
cheap. " hen The decisions of such a man ne
Gen. Jackson, who ntver studied the eonsiin-
tioa, and Who is INC apabie of comprehending
il ii he had, can thus influence them.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-07

Lalesf fTom Lissriz.- Ihs schooner hllar-
itv. arrived % Sunday st Philadelphia, frani
A;onrsyis. whence she sailed on The Goth
February. Nc regret to learn that DIR. Hum
ol.rers did AZ that place few asya previous
Ia the ssising Of the H'lsrity. The Z 3 ship
Isvs. ,rrlyed on the l9;a, and was 10 sail On
= few dsy, fer the West Indies; officers and
crew vera al in COED health. Passengers ~
tie II, T. u. Washington, u. ,. Navy, sss
Dir. Tsyisr
Tbs Toll. "a the Chesapeake and Delaware
Caazl amounted, last week, to the sun oil
tweniy-six hundred dollars
The following details are given Of the
lection of King by the National CoDsrs''
Of Belgium:
After long discussion On the Is, %, and
50. whish turned chiefly or the comparative
prctsnsioBs Of the Duke Of Leuchteuberg, 3
the Duke dc Nemours, il was finally voted
70 close the discussion and proceed to the
vote The proceeding was conducted with
solemniiy and in prsfeund silence. com
mittee OF eight members, TO count the votes,
was appointed by lot. They were seated
round a table, within the sersIcIfcle II iToBt
Of the tribune. After the votes were TeceiY-
cd the Urn was emptled upon the table, ana
one of the members Of the committee count
ed the votes alsud. They were found to DC
19l in number. which eorresponded With the
pum5er of members pressat-two being alb
sent from sickness. The committee then p!o-
oeeded TO read the names Of each voter, and
Of the candidate voted Tor, and TO make list
Of each Ii was found that there were for The
Duke de Nemours, 90; the Duke OF I.euch-
tea berg, CT; toe Arc4dukc Charles Of Aus
tra, IS. No ono having majority of votes,
the Congress proceeded to vote again, IN
conformity witha regulation Pre- vioGsiy adopt
cd.
On The second ballot, there were 1872 votes,
viz: for the Duke de NcrzouTs, 81; fer tue
Duke de Leucbieubcrg, i, and Tor tue Arch
duke Charles Of Austria, II. The President
then proclaimed the Duke dc Nenours, hIng
OF Belsius.
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Montreal .Egrhs!.-We have been favored
with the following Interesting extract of let
ter FROM Messrs Gate. & CO dated Mon
trcal, lsth inst-N T. Cen. ,Gdp.
we eysect to witness and have some lit
tie share Of the largest years business ever
done in Montreal We sosn expect to hear
that new act, " the British Parliament,
wall admit Umes Sts,es' wheat and other
grains, rye il9ur and Germ meal, into Cana
da, fer eonsumptisn, Il export 10 any quar-
ter, free Of duty; and also |. States wheat
fonr for export to the British West lndles,
free Of duty. And indeed, we should not be
surprised, aud such thing is iatlmated as
not improbable, that all the above named ar
tcle., incladiog wheat flour, viii be admit
tel free, net only for consumption, but for
export 10 all quarters, even to England, as
cslopa, and on the same terms :, II our swn,
aud Manufactured in the eslOuies. IL this
should prove correct. you will not, We APP
Fehend lase gained so nuch By getting the
British West India ports epened 10 you I'll
rect. and The revenue ei your great ~ ca
tern Canal viii ssmewha! suffer
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TIE cHrRnKEFs.

Frrsr, gC hefskee Nation March ls.
ia. law Of C1eorgIa makiag It aIgh mis-
deusesnor for = wliie ssB To reside - tBe
Cherokee Nsason without taking tbs cath q
aHe.i snes aud OBTAINING a permit rom has
Fxcellencvt tie Governqr, Or BIZ agent, - ao'T
In Z course II execution. On lzst sabbath,
after tie usual time VI divine service, The
Georgia Guard arrived, GEd arrested ihree
Of our citizens, VIZ: Rev. Samuel a. W SFces-
Ter. missionary Of the American Beard Tor
Poreizu missions; Mr.. jobs +. Wheeler, enc
of the printers OF the Cherokee Phsnix, and
Mr.. Thomas Canp-thc two last uentISned
are citizens, With Cherokee families. Mr.
lsasc Proctor. assistant missionary at Car
.leI. had the evening before been taken, and
came with the Guard a. a prisoner. They
were conducted to the fesidenee OF IF lar
Via. wLere they were kept under guard dur
iug tie aight. Ia the morning they were
marched oil By way OF Etahwah, where, we
prefun4e, tue Same eysDlng the Rev. John
lhompsou, another missionary oil the Ane
ricau Boafd, Was arrested.
Our object 10 new simply to give facts as
they have occurred before our eyes, and not
0 isdvixe ourselves IL remarks -the scene
has lust commenced, and we must wait until
It closes Although our readers vii! recelleci,
hat the law under which these worthy men
are taken is express, and the punishment Sc
we're. i,aprisofin,sa. IN the psHitsntisyy for not
iss than four gears, yet It would be doing IN
justice to the good people Of Georgia to say,
that the law. enacted as this bas been at a
time Of great excitement, will assuredly be
executed The Court may honorably acqult
them, and t.as save the credit OF the State.
Il daes not be.omc us, therefore, 10 antiei-
pate the result, and comment upon these
proceedings at this tjss. Ner are we dispo-
sed to censurc the Guard, for doing what
they undoubtedly feel 10 be their duty, as Of
Gcars sf the State; we can speak oil them on
" US re poets thcr csndsct in doing that du-
". We must observe, however, that we
cannot see the prepriety and use Of such a
military movement 10 arrest without process.
4 few uuarmed ., j peaceable individuals; u
we had rather by a great deal they bad como
on some other day instead 81 the Sabbath -
The men Of whom they we're in pursuit, were
MT going TO rriH away and leave the country;
they would have beca rs surs 81 finding them
on any other day ss on the Sabbath.
In justice to the commanding officer, (CoE
Nelson we must say, that he asted will u
great deal ef ciYilty and kindness towards
ais prsone.s while ia this place. ts was 50
arc a@modetng as ~ alaw MIR sFcasterto
return with guard in tss evening, and take
supper and attend worship With his family
/ he also gave hin the saae prlStege IN tae
morning. We wish we could ssy that all ac-
ted kindly but we are obliged to notice qslte
didereat behaviour; behaviour, however.
We have reason to believe, dsapProyea ~
the commander PAGnla.
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LiRKaGA, February 6.


Des;b II Tie Oursas O,tag.-Itis great
natural curiosity died Oh The nth ult Fer
- or t..ree days previous hsr spirits appear
eI rather call and though noticed, no sae
dreared that her end was so near. Her
deaih We NAY impste to 4 complete change
IN her diet. Size became remarkably fond vi
sugar. SID pufl7ired ii every opportunity,
though rpol he- arrival soc turned sway fro.a
il Ia disgust Tie taste which these ans4a,s
acquire Tor csnits has proved the death Of
most 81 them; AID we NAV net be IucA ~
error IN aufbu'iag her disease TO the sauie
carse. IS before stated, she was quite young.
and perhaps required mothers kindness &
care touGrse her. Her features were disgust
inE!y Ike tho human, and this likeness was
rather increased wien death had LAID It's icy
hands upea her peer bedy. Our tine has
usyer allowed us t. say half what we desired
Ell this subject, aud works 90 Natural His
tory beipg sut Of our reach, we have been
rather tinId in offering much.
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IouIsvILL7. .HarcL 10

LousyuLa, .HarcL 10
Dislrtseiag Oc.urrcucsH-We have recslv-
ed tae following account Of distressing ca
suaty that occurel Yesterday msrnlng GU
board tac steamboat Syiph, from AZ eye wit
ness, VITO wac passenger, saG arrived here
Ia the |alaEt this ulsruIug 1he NC!snt
hears marks Of the fire ~ her wheel house
AMI upper works.
The VoIant aad s. !ph bad exchanged pas
sensers and cargo jHst before the accident.
The rarso 81 the 81 lph was not injured. she
proceeded to Frankfort, her eagins having
sustained little CT ao injury.
"Ftieid Cjuks: Tue Steamboat Sylph,
lrsm Frankfort. took FIRE at the Cedar RIp-
pie. On Friday morning, ateut three o'clock.
The urper decL, inciajjug the ladies' cabin,
was eaiireir consumed 1sree deck passen-
gers were burnt 10 death enc white women,
one black woman. and smail child. Five
ladies' and two children narrowly ESCAPED
from the ladies' saLin. All their baggage y
wearing apparel, excepting their night dress
es, which they had en-. were consumed he
5ylph was alongside the Nolant, which for
few usmens was in the most emuRnent
danger The Sylph, however, was soon dis.
engaged, and dropt few rods below. MIR.
Caldwell, OF Lexington. Jumped overheard.
and with much difficulty swan TO the FolHnt.
The father OF die child that was burnt TO death
was severely injured by the fire, his face and
hands being dreadlully burnt.
Inspector. Of Sieaas-NVe have Inspectors
Of Flour, Fish, &c, The NEw-YeRK Lee
sisature seem about adding TO the list the
new oihce OF Steamboat inspectors, fer the
cities Of New l ork and Albany. An office of
thts description has for some time been re
commended in the newspapers. The hI.i
provides that they shol; attend to the con
strucion Of steamboats, 90 far as relates TO
the place where IT, raiiers shall be placed
on board of such vessels, and the adoption
-, ~'ty' i"rt-rr means for the protection Of
passengers N these yess,l Is as tney shall deem
proper. That they shall inspect all steaE
boilers previous 10 their use, and at siat~b
periods afterwards, when on board al the
vessel, aad 'bat they shall examine s grant
certificates 30 such persons, IS thcy find
VahIicd &c aet SIS engineers: and that 10 per
-en shall he employed az principal engineer
rih1Dt receiving certificate: that lhe Ig
,FretorS shall iuQuire INTO jh- cars's ut the
.. 'ie' sd "eblish - same. ar3 it.at
thev shall sUnerntend "s,cra,iy It's eAecg
i.u y. ii.c laws III rel..,on e. steamboats,.
..l!eIg4drja 1a,s!e
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s ClIANnR COMING

The time was ,henit was considered ssgl9
and eo8liaeRd.sJ1 lot hI Islian families 10 luf-
usa their dwellings, ma epiiiccuty, to cal aid
G.i.k freely, end in al respects to fare .utnp-
tuou.ly; lat tae tItDe : conivg "Esn sgch
course Of lItisg must be viewed as .wt. pr,
and re}rckeE.,Lls, for she people u God
When this change IS fully Effected, - IS Lat
saving there wiii be OF health. tiae. sud *
pepse: What AZ increase OF Holiness sad be-
ucyslen. action, and q glory IL The church!
Let every professor 0irrhsisn read aud Pea
der well the following at important teXt ia
+ Cor. X. 81: Nv uetLer therefore }e eat, ~
! Griuk, or saatsetFel We 30, 90 al 10 the
glory u God"
4 Let NJ yae ce2 plain Of dFowsiuess, or c,ys-
pepsy Ell disordered peryes, OF spiritual
paihy, While tic above te&t IS openly AID
lakltualiy violated ~ / Obs.
The last Recorder contains an extract Ct
letter, dats al Vi Washington CITY, giving al
uccevnl OF Tue tispement oi a principal Nun,
(Sis!er Gertrude from the Nuanery in
Georgetown his event occurred on Thus
day last Ii appears she was chei lRs,fuc-
treas Of the academy il The institution, AID
upon whom lis prosperity chiefly depended.
The letter gees On 10 say. that This lady tcsk
the veil when ane was CBly fifteen years eli,
and has been 4 memksT y. tas Convent au-
Tlag II years. How long her mind HIS been
dlsstiected 10 the system Which Sic has So
many years contributed TO sustain. is not
known; but the act Of her sispemeut was not
the result eli any sudden innssnce, for by her
ewn free aVowais, il appears that Ter heart
has more than ouce kled for the innocent
victims Vhe she hes seen entFspped by those
arts which hegujled her, or botrayeA by rash
kN q En.. i,;l
disgnsts or disappointment"
She has taken refuge in ;he family Of Gen.
Van Ness, tbs Mayor Of " shius t0n City,
whose lady is frat cousin ii Sister Gertrude.
On Saturday last, the resolution recon-
meGimg renewal Of the charter Of the Bank
OF the United States, which had unanimously
passed the Senate OF Pennsy iYanla on taTs
day, was concuned y ty tie licUse of Re
pFesentatives, ~ a vote OF - to /. 1t Is
understood that Ibis small minority the great
e. nArcber we're decided friends ot the Bank.
: cnd voted aEa,ntt The resolution only because
ii was qualified br the idea of Sach ''Fegula- :
tiens aud restrictions" upon the renewal If
the charter, with reference Ito the power Of
, the respective States as Congress may deem +
night aRi proper This qualification con
st'tutes no real objection to the resolution; !
for. without 1t. Congress would OF course ex
cruise their direction in relation to a-y re-
sir't tons which they may deem roce7sary to
plt upon the renew Al Of the Bank Chatter }
The general sense Of the P1oy', IL OF The [ -
ed States : menifess!J IA fvar Of .eneWing
the t."'' ui the r'1--..t - =. .l.d 'se are
~ !. glad t@., ,'e Representatives ot the state
Of P~-"s} lTalia havs so distinctly and unan
t"sousY oppressed tie will ii tte,gJsiiow ctti
|shs aad themselves o. the subject
Pa Enquirer
,Ilis se'a'. Gen .J-(bsoa4 p:opos!,ioa
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BAN Tgrnut&e Company. 10 pEOfide i9f
The rePzung d the p1sllc arms.
RlcHM5sR. March s9
TIE Eisetsas-Yestcr5zy Che general
lection law passed the Hose d Delegates
This lasy provides that the eltctSn Tor Con
zses. and he General Assembly shall be hsl-
dco, tbis reai, IN the month 81 AuEust--iE
sH years 10 come. IA The Esonth Of APni--
Fr5,s ghIs act, the mast adyasisgeoIs results
mar BE- xgscted-slnPiaYi1= ana hai tp"n
iz.ng As ii does. the oscsTd<Gi provisions
heretofore az force, uPsa ihe sapysei 81 Csc
tens -JLiz. Ia ca b.
1esistdsy, m TIA Senate. the Jadir.ars
Pill was taken up, aud 3lr. Morgan con''aa
ed his remarks, m whtsa he proved that -
tbs mode Of practice proposes OY lie sPos"
tate, no right or remedy whatever was &c
stroyed-;Lat DO aciisB ~4s assltsAso, thnl
tlie unnecessary Distinctions between actssas
and tl4s forms - pleading. ouiy "frS 3't
peased With; aud that "a iseir stead plain,
simple and uniform prashcs vas introduced
lie 10 a very able aad conclusive manner
.hewsd that the tia. - jury, was net, as
bad been conlendsa. Iesiflcleo, Dut lhat u
was cxteadcd - many cases heretofore tFieu
by a single Jgd.s lie went iaia a iuii ana
thorough examination 81 tae Pfsctice prsP9
sed, and drew a comparison between 1t @ho
tie preseat practice; showed the great supe
riarity Of that prspssed; that It would nc al
most impossible fsr any case 70 80 ell upon
any grounds other than ,ts merits; that the
practice would be more convenient ior alithe
purposes &C justice, and safer to tAe parties.
lie examined the bearings of the new pria-
ciples contained in the bill, as it game from
the House Of Delegates and Showed thai
they proposed to give sp much Of the primer
pies Of Chaaeery practice. aad TO transiei
The "a 10 Common Law, bu' tact IN pTsctce
tsey would be found deceptive. i bat those
principle, we're borrowed from the ether
States, hut the substance was not gwen Up,
rs was in the States from which the changes
were taken.
lie commended that if the twenty four Jnd
ges should bc appointed, and twelve Of them
sent through all parts Of the State, they wonld
combine aa influence aud strength superior
to the Executive and Legislative branches
of the Government, aud destroy all IssPonsi
hility l4cI by the Constitution.
TAs technically and nicely Of the conmon
law pleading, no csntended, had done no
good Lat thalit mad done much eyll-Hh'a
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burg: Incorporating ihs Daayl.e aHe t.Fans-
ban Tarnwke Cumpsny. To provide Tor
The repairing u The P1slle arms.
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.Net2 I,,', Delegations to France From the
Daily Advertiser we learn that Mcssrs. Nc
Cra-kan and Bronson, tbs delegation depa-
ted lrem this city 10 congratulate the citiEess
OF Paris on The results Of the revelation Of
July last, were presented to lie King cf the
rench shoI, y after their arrival. The Pie
feet Of the Ssilc made dinner 10 them, at
his residence. the llotsi de Vile. Many n
meIicans were presoat, and che address wGs
read by Air. R,onsca i'!e rrcr.ct repA1d
in q speech i.ev were subs C4eni'y iHyi-
ted to atteE1 concert a. ,':a Ialais Royai.'
Popt..af Elect:o,s-A memorial has been
nrs1euted 20 The Legislature Of New York,
r7ayirg that body fec a change OF tie state
con- tj;pliga ~i.A yrgsrA to TIE election Oh
M~,or THE constitution as now tn force de-
c'ascs that the Mayors oil the cities 10 Inc
State shalt be appointed hy tie common
counei's 81 tneli respective cities The me-
motiai.~'. sai taat,At, pro- i>.sn >. not r,nuh-
licani Aod tim; naieiiH 81 the ejt,zeps de-
sire a change. that l.. q r. 4p,nicn ;he May
or OF the ,i,y % New ok ought tn be cha
,tndirec.y IS the p,3ll, thereof a.I Ia ibis
end 'AeJ ,~,..- ,H- hlenAOn 81 tho L,eis-
t.t-,S.