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SUMMARY.

The Factory coupled by the Mcss,s.
Landslcys, as CALICO printing establish
ment. ,nearGcrmantown N. j. was de-
stroyed by fire OH the lllli instant,
A Mr. Richards, in London, while taxi
ing lesson with his fencing master, un-
fortunately broke his foil aud ruu his
master through the body.
AT the late anniversary Of the Andovcr
Theological Seminary, thirty-six gentle
men took their theological degree. OF
these six are destined tor Foreign Miss
ions.
An action for breach Of promise Of
marriage was tried yesterday in ihe CIR
cult Court, Mary Howard plaintiff, Lew
is nj. Brown, Defendant. 1t resulted in
verdict of 500 damages for plaintiff.
TROY Wing.
A poor colored woman died OF cholera
in New York, on thursday last, ut the ad-
vanced age OF 100 years.
The Annual Cattle Show Of Bristol
Country will take place at Last Altleboro'
next Wednesday. We understand an
address will be delivered on the occasion
ny the Hon. James l. Hodges.
The deaths in Detroit in the month of Au-
gust, were 279- population 1883. The
Detroit Courier OF the JOth instant con-
graduates the citizens on the restoration
of the city to healthy state.
FASHIONS Changes We learn from
the London Court Journal, that the reviv-
cd fashion of pockets on each side Of la
dies dresses is increasing ia favor, and that
dresses are every week made longer.
They now nearly tonch the ground.
The other day, Jonathan from the
country, who was not aware Of the er-
treme height Of the fashion, said, he'd be-
darn d it he ever knew the laJies wore
knee buckles before" The buckles the
dough head had seen were nothing but
clasps upon their garters!
A person addicted to lying, related q
story to another that made him stare,-I
'Did you ever hear Of that before" asked
the narrator, NO., replied the other,
"did you"
a young lady was lately told by one
that was married, that she had married,
that she had better precipitute herself oil
the Passaic Falls into the basin beneath,
than to marry. The young lady replied,
Il would if thought 1 could lind hus-
band at the bottom.
New Orleans continues remarkably
healthy so late as tho 4lh inst. No,
case OF yellow fever had occurred, and it
was the general impression that the sea-
son would pass off with little or no sick
ness.
A Mrs. Brink, residing near Warning
ton, Pa. was burned to death on her way
home from a neighbours house, few
days since. The fire is belicvedto to have
been communicated to her clothes by the
pipe which she was smoking
The New York Journal Of Commerce
states that one Of the largest banks in
Wall-slrcet, which maintnins discount
line flour millions of dollars, has not
lost in the aggregate during the last eigh-
teen months, 80 much as one hundred
dollars.
The London Courier pronounces the
report Of the Parliamentary Committee on
Drunkenness " Il tissue Of most erroneous
tatemen,s, cant and quackery, scanda-
lous libel, in fact, upon the mass Of the
English people"
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To oCAPITALIsTs-and those in ,cant Of
pniuabie Real Esiafs.-By reference to our ad-
vertising columns it will be seen that rare chance
will be offered on Thursday next, at O'Clock,
p. N. for purchasing a wharf estate in this town,
ut the foot Of Miller-sireet. The situation is cen
trial, and those in want Of such property will do
well to "govcru themselves accordingly"
We would also ask their attention to the vaua-
ble property advertised by Mr.. David Brown, to be
sold on Saturday next, at IL O'Clock. This Is q
large three story brick house, situate within few
minutes walk Of the Baptist, Methodist, and Episco-
pal Churches, and is in a central situation foi
Boarders, and will be sold bargain.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Sent %


Reported for the Boston Patriot
AT market $50 beef Cattle (; 1910 stores,
5000 sheep, ans 1900 swine.
Prices. Beef Cattle-bcef cattle gen.
orally were not OF so good q quality us
they were last week, but about the same
prices were obtained for equal goodness.
We quote the same, viz. prime at A IS
a5; good ut 4 20 u 4 so thin al 3 a 3
10.
Working Oxen-sales S45, so, SO, 10
and 80.
Cows and Calves-Sales $40, %, q
and 80.
Stores-Yenrlings S. a9; two year
old 8 a Is ; three year old Sl9 Il 25
Sheep-Lot Of ordinar, at i42 mid
ding at SO, 62, rs and 50 better
qulllies, many of which were Wcathers
20, 2 II, 2 33 and 2 IS.
Swine-Sales rather dull, and prices
reduced. Several lots half barrows at
4 and l-2 lots old at 3 l-2 for sows
and l-2 for barrows {; ut retail 4 I-2 q
5 for sows, and 5 l-2 6 for barrows.
NEW DIRK CATTLE MARkET.-Sept. "
Rcported for the Cour. & Enq.]
AT market l4OO beef cattle. 20 cows
and calves, 1900 sheep and lambs, and
900 swine.
Prices.-Thc beef market..was extreme
ly dull and prices depressed. Very few
prime cut,le brought sc % /; good 5 a
IS inferior A 487 l-2. Average
price So 62 l-2. 500 remain unsod.
Cows and Calves No sales worth re-
porting.
Sheep and Lambs-The demand was
tritling. Prime sheep brought So a 3 IS ;
good $2a 2 81 - inIerier 81 so !
81 10.
Swine-The whole were taken at an
average oil 4 I-2 cents.
.New York Market, Sept. 23.-There
is but little doing in cotton this week.
Flour continues rather heavy. ln the
market generally, we do not find any
changes from last week.
Exchange per packet Of the Oath. sell
ing at 3-4 per cent for private bills.-
The Branch Bank are sellers ut 8 per
cent and take mo. paper al 6 per cent
in payment. Jour. OF Com.
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AUCTION.
S. A. DRISCOL,

.. n. DItIOCOII,
Will have an auction, at his Auction
Room, on Saturday next, at 8 o'clock,
A. M. Those having goods to dispose
OF, are requested TO hand them in the day
previous.
Sept. 81.
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Charles X has bought the domain OF
Nachod, IN bohemia, Tor 100000 flor
ins. This estate was said to comprise
more than 10000 inhabitants, and TO
confer almost absolute sovereignty on its
pr oprietor. The Ex-King may there
fore still play the Monarch on small
scale.
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HOUSE ATAUCTTON.

HOUSE at AUCTION
Will be sold Auction, THIS AFTER
NOON, at o'clock, on the premises,
NA The small one story house
E!:sH situate on North Main street,
l.sl,E and now occupied by Mrs.
Ruth Bosworth. Sale positive.
Conditions at sale. For further particu-
lars.apply to S. A. DRISCOL, Auct'r
Sept. 81.
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From statistical account lately drawn
I'D, il appears that the number OF Roman
Catholic. in ireland, is six millons--of
Protestant Episcopalians about six hun
dred thousand--and other Protestants,
one milion four hundred thousand. The
number Of the clergy is as iollows-a-
bout six thosaud of the Catholic. Church; {;
two thousand eight hundred ofthe Church
Of England, and eight hundred of other
denominations Of protes,ants making IN
all about; nine thousand six hundred
ministers Of religion for population Of
eight millions.
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A PIECE OF POETRY.
There was man in our town,
III tell you his condition,
lie sold his oxen and his plough,
10 buy him II commission.
Corn cobs twist your hair,
Cart wheels 30 round you,
Fiery dragons carry you OIL.
Mortal pestles pound you.
Aunt Jemima she climbed tree,
And took stick to boost her,
And there she sat throwing corn,
At our old bob-tailcd rooster.
Corn cobs, &c,
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SrATE IR1SON, AUBURN, Oept. 10.
The account given Of the recent trag-
ical occurrence in this p' ison, is so vide
from the real state OF facts, that the agent
and keeper is DESTROYS Of having it cor
rected.
The scene Of the homicide was not
" one of the back yards" but the cabi-
net shop. The two convic,s concerned,
instead Of being sat work cutting and
splitting wood" were engaged, one at his
bench, the other, six or eight feet distant,
leaning over saw horse, in the act of
cutting off board with II handsaw, his
back being towards the first. No dis
pute had arisen-not word was spoken
nor, rs far as we con- learn, was any
provocat..on given. While they were
thus situated, tho man ut the bench sud-
denly seized the hand axe, stepped silent
" up behind the other, and with blow
buried its bit in the head Of his nnsus-
pecting victim, who Instantly fell, and
was liieless within ten minutes. 1t Is
proper to say, that the perpetrntor Of the
the horrid decd has been supposed to be
insane ut times, and for several days at-
ter eithc, effected to be or was so. The
case came before the Grand Jury Of The
county yesterday, and it is said that bill
was found against hm Tor murder.
Infamous Outrage The Philadelphia
Gazette of Monday evening says: A
bnse attempt against the person Of Hon.
J. G.. WArMouGiI, we are informed was
made on Saturday evening last, by some
wretched Tories in the upper end OF the
county. Mr. Watmougl was in attend
ance at a public meeting Of his consti.u-
ents, to which he had been taken by Dam
iel Filter, Esq Of kensngton, in his wag-
on, and while he was speaking, some
miscreants took out the linch-pins from
each axle-trce ofthc wagon, knowing that
he intended TO rctnrn by the same con.
veyance. The consequence was, soon
after the wagon left the place Of meeting
it was upset, and but for a wonderful in
terposilion Of Providence both the gen.
tlen,en inside would have been killed.
This is n most outrageous and diabolical
proceeding, and il is earnestly hoped
that all good cilizens-all who are not in
pay of a British King-will lend their aid
in icrrc,ting out, aud bringing to the pun
ishmcn, OF the laws, these biooJy-n'ndcd
opponents Of libe'ty,
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yuJs The first anniversary Of the Temper
ance Society Of Warren, will be held agreeable
to tho Constitution, on "Wednesday evening next,
at clock, in The Methods, Episcopal Church.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN

ARRIVED.
Sept 2o,h--sloop Rising Sun. Tripp. Providence
Sloop VIM Penn, Munro, Nantucket.
2lst-sloop Almira, Blake, New port.
22d--sloop Eloisa, Smith, New York.
Sloop Mt Aioriah, ingrahan,, Providence.
23d-sloop Almira, Blake, do.
24tl--sloop Superior, Child, do.
25th-sloop Mt Morah, lngraham. do.
Sloop Annra, Blake, do.
Bark Poacher, Frink, Pictou via Bristol, with
coal to J & ID X Luther.
SAILED.
Sept 2Oth--sloop Portsmouth, Winslow, New
York.
Brig Cobosse Contec, Brayton. Richmond.
2lst-brig Atlas, Thompson. Providence.
22d-brig Crawford, Gardner, Charleston.
Brig Franklin, Barton, New York.
Sloop Morning Sun, Trip, New Bedford.
24th-sloop Supesiour, Child, New York.
25th--sloop Brdgewater, Mason, Albany.
At New York Path. brigs Rapid, Barton, for
Ma,anzas, Oct 9Th ;Caroline. Martin, do do.
At Havana Sd, schr Agenora, Ush er. fr Bristol
At Matanzns 9th, Gov Hopkins, Gladdng, fn
Bristol.
Arr a, Providence 2b,h, ship Monticello, Law
ton, Hayrc brig Pavo, King, Pictou.
The Atlas, Thompson, Of this port, will snl tin
Providence t0r New Otieuhs, oh iueSuoy "eA.
At the Texel 9th, Belisarus, Parker, hence
The Magnolia, Hamilton, for Providence, was
towed to sea from New Orleans previous to LIST
inst.
A,Uavre. 9th ult Monticello, Lawton, FOR Prov
idence. Cid, Romulus. Mauran, St Cbes. do.
Sailed ftom Liverpool 10th ult. Rhode Island
Manchester, New York 18th, Benz kugges,
Taylor, Providence. :.
The new ship Mechanic, Daggctt, for Pacific
Ocean, whaling, sailed from Newport, 22d.
At baltimore, 2Oth Mary, Rhodes, Providence;
Cid, Ida, Franklin, do.
At Providence 2lst, brigs Mary Il susan, Rog-
srs, Pic,ou Atlas, Thompson, from this port.
Sailed, brig Fame, Chambers, NewPort,to nm
ish loading for Havana.
At New Orleans 4th, Tom Cringe, Cobb, Ma
Arr at New Bedford 23d, s'oop Ri.ing Sun,
Tripp, I'm this port. Cid. Magnolia, Ho~iand'
Pacific Ocean.
Letters have been received at Nantucket, which
give information that tho Franklin, Prince, OF that
mort, from Pacific Ocean, put into Mon'e,ideo with
loss of Captain, Mate, and three mon by scurvy.
Brig Dawn, nj Now York, from Madagascar
spoke June 25ih, OF Cape Corien,es, bark mar,
Ann, Crocker, New Bedford, l20 bbls OIL 'uly
LIST, Gem, Rogers, Sngbarbor, $50 whale and Zov
sperm in sight, Endeavor, souie, New Bedford
900 sperm and 40 whale. Heard from the iol-
lowing vessels in Junc--bar& Reaper, Worth, sa-
Iom, $50 1; Edward Ray, Hudson, $50 Pallsdf
um, Wood, New Loudon, $50 Atlas. Gardiner,
Lynn, 90 sperm and 600 whale Lewis, "oodi
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- An adjourned meeting of the Warren So
cial Club will be held this evening, at their Hall.
Every member is requested to be present, as bu-
sncss Of importance 10 each one Of them will be
acted on. The debate will commence at o.
clock. RANDALL, Secretary.
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MAINE ELrcTIoN.--In 900 towns, Gov
Dunlap has &c, ,750-Mr. Sprague, 80, ,6a3
-scat!ering, 75i. Dunlap's majority
over Sprague, 4O67.-The result Of the
Congressional election in Hancock and
Washington District cannot be correctly
ascertained until the votes are officially
cunvassed.
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VERMONT ELEcrIoS. The Montpelier
Journal gives a list Of the different
counties in Vermont, with statement of
political strength of each party in the
Legislature. The Antmasons have lO2
votes, Wings 81. Jacksonians 40,
doubtful I; makcing on joint ballot Of the
House and council an Antimasonic ma
jority Of tpo.
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The Legislature Comcdef .Niohigan
assembled at Detroit, in extra session, Oh
the lih inst. After the usual preliminary
proceedings a committee was appointed to
wait upon the Governor, and inform him
that a quorum had assembled, and were
ready to receive any communication he
might think proper to make. The Mes
sage ofthe Governor, subsequently trans,
m,ttcd, is chiefly Occupied by suggestions
upon the subject Of the admission of Mich
igan into the Union. lie is Of opinion
that the claims Of that territory have not re-
ceivcd the attention they merit; and sug-
gests that, under the present policy
OF Congress, she hns but Que course lett
for the assertion Of her equal right. II is
to ascertain her population, which is be-
yound doubt, more than aixty thousand;
To proceed, in that event, to tho calling OF
Of n convention for the institution OF a
State Government, and to the election of
a representative and Senators to Con-
aress. The State Of Michigan will then,
he says, have Alright to demand admission
into the Union. he also recomends an
extension Of the laws Of Territory over the
rouutry north Of the State Of Missouri,
.nd west of the river Mississippi, which
Congress- has attached to MichIgan-and
Improvement Of the territorial roads-and
y full exam, ,natiou Of the expedicncy Of
alb ,lishing Imprisonment for debt, which he
considers Aagrant violation OF personal
liberty, entirely at war with the spirit and
gen;u, of our institutions, ard stain
upoa the legal code Of the country. lie
also suggests the propriety Of an ap-
propriatinn for defraying the expences OF
the survey of O route for one or more
Rn;l.Roads across the Peninsula, which is
about TO be commenced by competent Gil
sineers, obtained from the army Tor that
purpose.-Bost Post.
Emigration 10 Illinois. learn from
the Plymouth Democrat that it isproposed
20 establish an assoctiaon, by the name Of
the Old Colony Brotherhood, in order to
take measures for emigration TO the
West A circular issued at plymouth re-
cites, that number of respectable individ-
uals have turned their attention to the
subject Of emigration TO Illinois, or some
adjacent State or Territory, for the purpose
Of purchasing and improving tract ol land,
sl,gibly situated, on some navigable stream
and that it 10 desirable to adopt suitable
measures Of preparation. An instrument
hss in consequence been framed, TO be
obligatory on those who mya subscribe it.
This instrument is the constitution
Of the association. 1t provides that each
nomber shall pay to the Treasurer, as
soou as fifty subscribers shall have been
obtained, the sum Of ten Dollars, to deiray
the expenses of an agent,to be sent out for
the purpose Of procuring suitable tract:
that the members shall consist Of persons,
who acknowledge the experimenting
Providence Of an All wise Creator, and
believe in the Christian religion, and are
willing to support the institution Of the
Gospel.
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The gallant editor of the Wilmington
Free Press says:-"It is absurd for a
man TO entertain a desire to plese all
and we have no desire to please any
particular class or sect more than another
except the ladies'"
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tD@ We nre requested to give notice, that an
Address on the subject Of TEMPERANCE, by
MIR J. +. BRowN, Of Providence, may be expect
cd on Tuesday evening next, att o'clock, in the
Bsp,ist Meeting House to which the public are
respectfully invited
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The Marquis of Anglesca being in
dept 6OO,OOOl. is compelled to sell of
some Of his estates, which will still leave
him an income Of 40, ,0O0i. per annum.
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~ ENUINE BRITISH LUSTRE, for pro
Nk duc,ng an immediate Brilliant polish on
stoves, CRATES, &c. JAMES GARDNER.
sept. 20.
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Letters have been received at Nantucket, which
give information that tho Franklin, Prince Of tina
port, from Pacific Ocean, put into Mon'e'deo viii
loss Of Captain, Mate, and three mon BY scurvy'
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TaOTrON BATTING-Just received and
NS for sale at No. B CIiEAPSiDE.
Sept 20.
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This line fills out the column [!
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Nd USH SCYTIiES-For sale by
ID seut ~. JANIS GARDINER
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TEAS.

EsREsH New YO'A SODA BISCUITS 81 CUTS '0'
Is sale by JANIS 'ARpsRh'
Jane Ia.
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RUNKS Tor sale ut tho New York price.
~ a, No. cheepside.
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IA, RED APPLES Sliced dr'cd apples
~ fIsi rate, jus, received and for saIo by
iu,va y. A.DRisCt l..
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Ork
Brig Cobosse Contec, Brayton. Richmond.
2lst-brg Atlas, Thompson. Providence.
22d-brig Crawford, Gardner, Charleston.
Brig Franklin, Barton, New York.
Sloop Morning Sun, Trip, New Bedford.
24th-sloop Supesiour, Child, New York.
25th-sloop Bridgewater, Mason, Albany.
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GNILK vELvET.-Black Silk Velvet just o.
~ pened and tor sale low at No. 3 CHEAP
SIDE. sept AZ.
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GEOLOGICAL LECTURE.
''nERE will be but one Lecture next
week aud that on Monday evening next,
ut o'clock. Subject-VoLcANoLs.
Sept 81.
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TALOAK SATlNs. just received 4 ps Sat-
" ins OF choice colors. for sale very low.
Sept 20. J. BUaRoUGH, IN. L Co.
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ton, shepley, Sslsbee, Smith, Sprague
Swift, Tsllmadgs, Upton Tomlinso"
Tyler, Webster, White, wilkins. Wright
ia.
The question coming up on Mr.. FOR
|SYTH'S FIRST resolution,
Mr.. r. made few remarks in sup.
port Of il. when the qusstioa on it, -adoP.
ition was taken and decided in the mega.
tive a. follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Benton, Brown, For.
|syth, Grundy, Hendricks. Hill. Kane,
King OF Ala, King Of Ga, Linn, Nc
Kean, Shepiey, Ta!lmadge, Upton,
White, Wilkins, Wright-l7.
NAYS-Messrs. Bell, Bib. Black,
Calhoun, Clay, Clayton, Ewing, Freling-
huysen, Kent, Knight, Leigh, Moore.
Poindexter, Porter, Prentiss,
Preston, Robbins, S,lsbee, Smith.
Sprague, Swift, Tomlinson, Tyler, Web
ster-25.
The question recurring on Mr.. FOR
SYTH'S second resolution.
Mr.. WEBSTER rose and expressed
a wish to be heard: whereuPon, on mo-
ton Of
I Mr.. POINDEXTER,
The Senate adjourned.
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jofa great nat;uo cannot nag - fuma
trifing IN incident q that. D1e6ke u1u1s
ID done, and it, consciousness - remiI
fostering and inAamiak II 5dy Of q
community until that wrong SIR he repair
ed. Your President has usurpea LealA.
tive power; he has laid his hands1pnn yeu1
treasure, and he IL now conven61 i to- a
own purposes. He has seized Ind NV
yields it as weapon Of power a himself,
and an instrument Of plumber O6s paSfi-
Fans. Yet his experiment >hqGhu III
commenced; its object IS not M -
stroy, but to break the Bank. 81
State Banks are to be his depo31 - md
engines, to restore metallic meocy.
With what intuitive sagacity are mans
adapted to the end! Sir, his So Banks
would land the nation, they are abd1dy huzl-
ing it, into universal bankruptcy. HIS hand
must be stayed, or the nation , sndone
Mr.. Speaker, thanks to the gual)in angel
of our Union, there is, even now, there Is a
power that stays his hand. Hissinre of
the public treasure will receive no1ha6tion
of law. HIS usurpation Of Legislatve] bw-
er will remain a warning, and not a cam
pie, to his successors. Sir, is itAD.ao4ep-
resentatives of the people, or to the ppse-
of the States, that futun ages
will look back for the fortitude thai. with
stands usurpation, and for the eneYf that
redeems the violated form of freedopli Sail
the verdict of the next century pH9Odhce
that WE have indicated the right q the
people ?that ,re have been true to ous alpso-
pirate trust? that ire have shaken Of the
shakes Of party spirits that ,cc have burst
the bonds Of idolized mortality? Or sfiall
that crown Of glory be reserved for oQ fell
low servants in the northern wings this
Capitol? Mr.. Speaker, there staH ,shel
Muse Of History prepared to req BUR
votes. May they be such as we slkn rel
with consolation at the last alf of
our lives!
~Ths beautiful statue, in the wheel OF
vhose car il the clock behind and OvsoAhel
speakers chair, in the attitude Of record
ng a. the hands of the clock rev0lts.
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|states 10 being gradually withdrawn Iron
The hands Of those, who since the existence
offhs Bank have been employing il in busi-
ne9, and cannot be invested elsewhere
until the charter u wound up and with it the
business Of the Bank. We may remark
further that while the Bank has no prospect
Of : recharter before it, it becomes the dsty
Gifts Directors to retrench its discounts and
to prepare for a close of its business. ANY
other course would be that of imprudence
md madness.-Bickneu.