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From jpashin0t0n, jan. 10.


81 do doubt that Rivess substitute Tor the Urea
sury Circular WILL in form without lnpariHs us
essential principles be adopted. his speech IN support
of The scheme was among the very abes efforts ever
heard lie was able arguuentailre and al ulnes very
eleouen his style was clear nervous and perSPcuous
ard his manner very happy. He proved from expert
cnce that small notes, and gold and sllrcr could not
circulate together that to give 10 the county sniu
circulation small notes must be banshed that by ba-
Gle enough would be thrown into active circuation TO
answer the ordinary business demands; that notes were
necessary 10 commercial Transactions and should be con-
fined TO them lie proved that there was not specie
enough in circulation TO meet all the Government dc.
nauds and that it would he oppressive TO exact It, lie
admitted that the cooperation OF the States was nrces
say to the success of his scheme but did not Gouot that
tie patriotism of the Stale Legislatures would prompt
them to ready and hearty cooperation. His Speech
upon the WHOLE was such as became s'a'es'u''' a'a
entities him to rank among our fist men.
.Thc bill for the reduction of the revenue 10 the ne
cessa:y wants of the Government has been coih'tco
TO Committee of the whole The state OF Inc Union
where il will lie debated at great length una win much
warmth Il is possible Abe shorness of the session Will
prevent any decisive action upon this all.lPortant ana
deeply interesting subject during this session Inc Oh
jcct of the bill is proper and necessary although e'e
may be some objection its details. Sooner or a'er'
We must come to the question, whether the expenditures
of the Government shall be confined To It's constitutional
ara economical demands, and whether taxation s'" oe
restricted these The people cannot 100 soon CT
too strcagly assert these principles and demand tleF
practice They essential TO the purity OF the Co.
yernment the preservation Of the rights OF the States
and the predoninance Of democratic institutions.
q" have no idea that the various schemes Tor CONT
nuine the operation Of The depose law Of the last
sion will be adop,ed- will be permitted TO rircn
utn svs1eul and certainly ought nut.'
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Extract Of letter froml Washington, jan. 6, 1857
"The Exploring and surveying expedition to the PacI.
fc ocean aud South seas, authorized by act OF Con.
Gress Of Tie last session. will BE- interesting to the
Of literature commerce and science throug the world
You are aware that the President has selected to
mand this expedition Capt Thos, Ap Catesby Jones' of
the American Navy. Jones was with the Otd General,
you will recolcct VIXEN very young officer at N'c
OHCAnS in lS4 and acted most dsting part upon
Lake HOrgnc, commander vi our Gun.boats upon that
station lie kept the British squadron al tey Tor two
weeks, upon that Lake, with his cc GaR6cWs and SO
men, most important crisis, Immediately preceding
the landing of the British army, the 23d Dec, lSl4.
He could be approached by the British in their fri
gates and they hestatcd to attack him in open boats
The attack was, however finally made, in boats manned
by 1900 men, whom Jones fought for two hours. With
his lcO men, he killed aud wounded 400 OF the British
Ti boa, he commanded 81 minutes engaged IN
nearly close quarters, and maintained her coiors UNI
ill he was shot down himself, and nearly every man
on board was either killed wounded He was put un-
der the matches when taken, where he nearly Sut0-
cQtcd mi smoke, ard afterwards suffered greatly with his
wounds, on board the enemyS squadron SUCH Is tie
man tie President has selected with full knowledge oil
his character, 10 command this important expedition
You know Capt Jones, and his whole race in Virginia.
He the ne pew of aeweher aud Shelton Jones' for
merv of Richmnnd Eirginia--so well known for their
chvalry of characters and superior intellectual endow-
ments OF the first, the celebrated John Randolph said,
that he was at espear and The seId OF the lte-
publican party, in tho darkest hour OF tue American
Government
MAY success and fame attend the exploring eXped!-
lion Of Captain Jones lie is really most gallant and
,ucrorous Oicer-fu Of clvalry and enterprise, and
will do honor to his country and friends, in whatever
quarter Of the Globe he may carry the American flag
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TIE MAILS.

"The four barrel must be almost cnplied Of lis con-
tents. Nearly all the missing mails must be IN Inc
car brought three mails on luesdayingh by clock
and in The Of the night. another car brought
from Fredericksburg the nail that was due The same
night. Oar Washington papers are down to Tuesday
morning We do not recoect ever TO have received
such budget Of newspapers, empted upon our
table Yesterday morning. We had TO look near go
papers-and from them have cleaned all the news
we could find. This will account Tor the small portion
Of Editorials, which lay before readers this mem
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Extract nf lcer from a.MraLfr II CrnSrtsS tor :he"
Jcr4fhc Legislature, Zig Express .HnA) dntea

"WAsnIHGrua, IAN. ~:
81 horc you vii! NO, ccn,!an o! The nt:0dncu"n
which give you - t!r EpT'ES .aH. wien Il "'us yuu
possibly tie ca hest intelligence of he adoption oi INC
EArung'ng Resolutions. By vote Of "a TO ~ lie
vote taken at late Hour last n;h AFTER al ANNA
ted aid pru!raatrd debate, ana The order contemplated
in the Resolution, forthwith executed
':As nigh have hra expected Iron" the v!ndIc'iSe ANU
rrr"!uoDarY S:,Cc.,s md appeals Ia r"pu!aI pass'"'
wc! ,oir ii H." rsTy orderly aid dcccHt Wing Sra,
tors made ~, liz al :r vote, some dsorutl
ccrrrG in H.. na!iry nhich at arrest, was pass
c ever wi;iru; c.,!l:! III ANY l1iisr order III 'lt "4l
far
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E,,o, IE,,eL;uriop .SuuIHN niUht

FFOW VuSHlHstuH' o"Hu'y 1'S'r, =,
s:Judye Parker is decidedly better onigh lie has
had tough time OF il; but wit! great care, Will now:
hone wealth.: the STORM But very much fear (should
he recovery whether he will be able 10 attend in his seat
this winter i, due 10 him to notice his Illness IN
order TO account tho public for his absence ifo" e
Senate and his friends for their letters not oes AL
swered:
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tualion oc our fair famed republic. Now, under this
view of the subject l cannot but hope, that Wing Of
powhatan will Withdraw the nomination OF Mr. Robert
son; and nay net bop" also, that hf Robertson as
good y ;: H.. a"2i r,i:e'e Ia" % De "in eSt ~
practic i Illustration c lis gratitude TO us, Van buren,
men, for keeping up he regular and wholesome opera,
ton Of tic Government, and furnish at Hr ha;% t'e
practical commentary upon the sincerity Of his ndi v'ua
adherence to the evil and corrupt tendencies o. eDr'
holding and cra-Sceking by surrrEdcriS his cai"s 10
IullLoo!ed DrnncIat, ana Through going, whole hos
Van Buren, m'n, Irn. Dl"ii C-mpu,;
Dee I'll LTD. DEMOCRAT
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HARRIS * ALLEN,
ly2 and 4 King Street.
.i0isnsr.iic, Term, Nor. 4.

.I0isnsr.lic Tenn, Nor. 4.
DEAa S.n-i arrived here the 18th nit: and visit
ed Nashville Immediately, made my arrangements for
The option of the Balm and have since visited Frank.
liny Columbia, alouEt Pleasant, &c, &c. ett it with
Robert Moore and sHnis at ether places: all are SELL
inv il eff very fast It has been applied in yet
but what it gave lief In one Of the most violent ca
.rs Icv,r saw tie relief was almost instantaneous.
find from e2ning dO%n The state, and IRON my visit TO
the p!ncrs above mentioned, tina, the demand will be vc
ty Iarre There will be very large demand for the
Anti pasinodc TIncurc, or Mother Comfort, and IN
the Western part OF the State, your Ague ana Fever
Blle.s are greatly needed, and will sell we'll
| must acknowledge: at first had some doubt about
the Bam's selling to great extent; but now have no
fears. All that want, is enough and rely upon 1t, 1t
will take large quantity to supply my present
men,s. Let it co:j.e soon Us possible. In haste,
Your ObcdicIt servant, !. MOORE.
Was4cn.eu, n C., Nor. Is.
H. B. MexraGux-Dear Sir: In relation to the Balm,
have o"y bottles lett OF the sixty you sent me-
ad so far rs have been able 10 learn. the people are
very well satisfied with lis Use. Your other articles VII!
doubtless DO wrl. Very respectfully,
.lodi!s 9laJama Nou. II.
lib hlosrAGrz-Dear Sir We advise you Of
The ;;spnson we Lave made vi the OoU bottles OF you!
hahn. vSaced in our hands by mutual friends,
Minre Nelson and Go. AS the quantity on hand Is 50
small YOU would do well TO forward Us an addiliona sup
ply as our business is just commencing Your
! OBJ srrv Is, l. ID. hADLc-> " w.
GuiuesriIc .7iuda,nG, Oct. "a.
H. B. MoyrAGuE-Drar Sir: should not have heard
Of ;,c reputation that your Balm is Cunning III Virginia
il j, . moi been ny accident yonng Ia'n rom 10"
Old Duiyinion IlGrny arrived lfad bottle with HIM,
and advised me 10 get some If | could | shall feel
much indebted if you .ill furnish me. wish you to
| sre NV brother he will send it Immediately.
Respectfully. your obedenl servant,
JOS. A. ROBERTSON, NJ. d.
|
HWi4iAgtoa .IoremLer 80
| H. B. MoyrAauE-Sir: recolect the efficacy Of your
Balm for the Teeth in al the which i was aPpi.
cd while lived young man with MIR. Jas H. Dab
nv Of Prince Edward Since then, have been to leu
ncssee III scasch Of place 10 commence business -
Durnr my travels did the BALM. frequently
spoke Of IT, and think it wiz I've act Of humanity to in
lroducc it in the section where shall settle. was
mach urged to carry out box, and although have not
the pleasure of your acquaintance, still have conciud-
ed 10 offer 10 supply the wants Of FayeI:e county, on
commission; OF you may SEED one box TO the care
Of John H. Gorton, Risuond, at your wholesale price,
&c, 10 whom rete. you. Very respectfully,
Your obrdient servant
WI F. JACKSON.
LynchLurs. 0c!s1@r %
Messrs HoLDEnBY s. McPnEETEEs-S!rs: Please
say to Mr. Montague if he has not sent another box be-
fore this reaches you. that should be glad II he would
! aCl;u
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on the 18th inst Belle Farm Gluicc county,
the Rev M Cole, WILLIAM y. ARCHER, Esd: oil R. non
MARY daughter Of ,hc late Thomas MaF,al Esq Of Eau
Iuier r0uay, Va.
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CorrcttiOa--An essential part Of the debate on the
Powhaan contested election, (pubs!r1 IN orr las',)
was accidentally omitted -A!irr Mr. Scott denial Of
Mr. Chapmans statement. That principle adopted by
the committee had been reversed The motion Of the
gentleman from Powllaan. (ilr. Scott AIR. Chapman
appealed the gentleman from Scott, (hlr. Dav!s1 to
support his statement MIR. Davis said that the motion
alluded 10 by the gentleman from Monroe (slr. Chap
lnan) made in the committee At the instance Of tie
gentleman from Powhatan.
The appeal Of Mr. Chapman to Mr.. Davis, and the
replY Of the latter. were omitted in rcpOrt
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W.. understand, the SgnS N Tie AonSe u ' T
,-r j.; favor Of large no;rs. we tai. 'h'i' -" P
,,, We consider the restriction on SINAI! No''s do
.,,nr the u,st important cvrnS OF tie present S'ss
~ j. lie time to act. NJ is the accepted S"s|''
uIf ms Mr. Nrna!,!t declared il The tI0"Se"f D';'
ON Monday laSl) we let slip this opportunity a.a
TIE MANY r!itons for Banks which have a'ff+"!
cJ your table, tie tine will have lisSeG "Yi " IL W. ,a
have any influence in the matter we -! Id
IN ip.rrrs, which will proven; Tie restriction
/, ,,.s cr-, said that ought 10 I'ahe u"''o u, &c
;,..s r al the institutions III Inc kiiiu anu ''a'
49, x; Parks have rigE 10 issue tire dollar notes.
Wv; .;,, ,.in L,ri,.l:u.e cai.vt tac 1t from them.
,., ,yr c3:no. directly 60 thu; thing; bu; we can
10 !, :rj,,rc,!y We o::v' such advantages Us 10
induce them aud ii ey si refuse 10 co'"PcF9tc 'c'M
re- p,o.i, in establishing Measurc e! great puoic po'
liz. o., can withhold the great advantages winch they
rni,v b Legislative PERMISSION. They receive tie pub
he treasure hiiinut tereSi and .hesc notes ere taken
:ur tic public Trs"ae' -,
yr taen is tie t;me to st-tkc.-Ihe present Legis!a-
,7s have in their power 10 establish new Era IN the
Banhug = stem in this country BY this single act,
y will deserve Tie gratitude of their Constituents, and
The APPLAUSE O! posrty. They may enable Virginia 10
set al Example which may spread through our sister
States -ipy may build UP currency, OH the most Sta
bic Foundations They may paralyse the designs OF those
who are boxing the resusci1aton OF the National Bank,
a! the confusion which may be created by an inordl.
nate augmentation Of Banking capital the indefinite cir.
cul.;ip o. small notes and the expulsion OF Gold and
Silver VIII they sacrifice all this honor, and all these
advantages: We vii! not believe it.
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III Hn REWARD. Ran away on the Lib inst,
y 4 DSR e,gh, negro men, vz:-lsham, about 81
ycars DID, with one Of his shoulders, cut with
scvtlc hludc Sam, about 80 years old, dark complex.
ion. and very much burnt on the face and stomach
Edmund. Is years of age, rather dark, inclined to be
knock kneed and tall Dick, low thick set negso, ~
years 0. oe particular mark Henry, about q years
old. tall and inclined 10 be spare Jas., dark negro,
about Is years of age, very chunky and has lost num-
dark complexion, about % years old; Peter, small ne
gro about the complexion of Mat 81 years old.
Tie above Negroes toleraby well clothed; some
with hats, and others Nth caps. They were on thea
way 10 the Chesterfield Pits, owned by hurchie bsaa-
'I.t g. Co.. and ven, off The above reward will be
uff on v their Jsvcry to the subscriber Chester
E,d Courthouse, Va, or $50 for either one Of The mum;
Cr So for either secured a so "f. gst h
IT,, or carrripg of the said Negroes under the penalty
'I rsh ~ r BENZ. GRAVES.
- @ - LI-3:wtR
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rENALE SCiiOOL.-fhe nezt session Of Miss
4 Wilson's seho"!, will commence at my house o.
- FIRST Monday 10 January next In this School, Will
t ,n.sht all tie Branches Of English Education
Muse Painting and Drawing The School is situated
r. .ns o The most hcai!h: regions of Virginia, OF the
road leading from Buckingham Courthouse to Richmond,
aud EIGHT miles from the former with Post office al The
MACE Miss Ni!.un superior ac'iaiss:aenta. ard :Aa
great facility with which she inspafls kew sse to heF
pupils justly en,e her 10 the paon|ef 81 ne pn0"c
a, her several examinations, te Young !acas have &c;
oui,ted .E-r:eiyes IL salassng the most san
mine cxprcaisoss ef hsr pS-ca; "nd gca:oans' aHo
Of the visitors. No.. ,..s
Board, including fuel, Fights, &C. SiS So o oc
ls s's"n' in Painting different kinds e'ch) 10 %
Mcs'c; 49,. ,,onth I 90
pnpIs will be charged only from the time they enter
school: but no n case @ of s eftS"'
tor loss % '"' EENJ. d. ANDERSON
,,:n,,,,, Co. Va Dec 81 72--w4w J.
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IuncLLurn 0cicL,r %

LynchLurS, 0c!e1r q.
Messrs HoLDEnBY s; McPnpErEns-Srs Please
say to Mr. Montague if he has no. se another box be,
fore this reaches you. that should be glad II he would
do so Immediately Please acknowledge tnis
Youts Truly, JAMES 1. ROf ALL
11o 10-lt
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o. We are authorized 10 say, that Col. J. HARGaAvE
will not be eandda, to represent the county OF Sus
sex at the ensuing elrst;on
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Mark the course, which the two political parties in H.
York take on this question The lbany Argus repre-

Mark the course, which the two political parties in n
York take this question. The Albany Argus repfc.
hends these, who have thrown the apple Of dscori into
tho !ionsc Thinks 10 tn: rror:ri.G;c of III" dc'nn
C lie ao::;y, il WAS thrown cot rs so"-hc petition
presented y TIE WEi ucI:bei from Gcnc$cr being de
MED and rejected hy Of 90 10 a. II vii! be OBJ
served that Tie opposition members III body voted
against this disposition If the matter II is undoubtedly
the design Of the combined Wings aud A5Dpmists 10
provoke discussion and excite az i.iun upon this sub
Iceland m THIS th:y will 10 doubt commend themselves
10 the !vcr Of their us Gates, the NuIlrrS ii the South
Bat it ~ i'll ~, u:l Ia Ii;e In Tie r'si III Will be
fully appreciated b.? lie topic as i; obviously vas
the h"use.
Now, let the Wigs see how indignant is Of th"IF
chamGio Is (tnr n. A;rcrica:.) 1T Ills rcIccslon
"TnE RiGuT or rErIT!oS.-Ihe fruits of tie bar
gain whrreby Mr. Van Buren, obtained the votes of
vcral of the savc.huding States, begin to manifest
themselves &c.
"The object aimed at in the petition may be right OF
may be wronr-may BE- expedient may be inexpcdi-
ent-of this however, no heed was taken-but the d.
rect outruueous and unconstitutional csr:l
ed to of virtually denying The sacred right If petti0H
We publish the ayes and nors on the question, 10 the
end that the cravcns who have thus for base party pur
i.ses abandoned and condemned Of the Fundamental
prime pies vi irreon may be gbbetrd high, objects
0! sco to all who d4dain TO bow down before tic dark
idol of slavery.
Aud ii this be 'cf The fruits that we have gain
cd from Mr.. Van Durrns Election, we hail it with de-
highland NAY We lave To see many more Of them.
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TIE SURPLUS RErE.Nt'E'.

We learn with astonish,acut and CONCERN that there
i: small party in the Legislature, who are disposed to
i.i.e! away the Surplus aud distribute among the Sc.
veal counties Why this is the very error Of the moon
tine verv spirit Of de,nacuguisin ,se!i-te wretched
scirue I'll erconctrIng-an nsGlous trap 10 gull the
voter and catch fleeing popularity We have no idea
,.: any such scheme can succeed; but lest there should
:, 5ab; be honest membcr, who may be taken IN
b. snch suggestiVn ask him to consider The conse-
GGcnCes.
ls Wig stop at 4 county iistri5ulion:-lt the money
belongs 10 the pr pie who contribute H. why not diri"e
j, .ong them per cul0 Let each take his quota
AID let it thus ue scattered among The four winds I'll !ea
ven
ID But if il is to be divided a?cng the counties, in
what proportion is it to lie cut up; Among all the coun-
ties large and small, without discrimination: Every
man hand is raised against this ratio. low then is it
TO be distributed According 10 the white basis
cordng 10 the mixed basis; Are the tuImoiis Of the
Convention then to bc revived? We every friend
Of the scheme, how he dS,urbs the peace Of this good
Old Commonwealth, b. 50 agitatng discussions.
"a How is The STATE to Ieluru the money, when she
is .l upon 20 reimburse it What bond and security
will the counties give for their share ofit'
!;i. VIVA, great benefit is to be produced when it is
scattered over the counties, Do its projectors
bc7 the ridiculous story Of Sancio Panzas Tailor, and
his p!,cc % CLOTH cat up into his half dozen baty-!!ke
ghcaps-numcrous cnoug to be counted, brl loo nI-
sy;.ay snail 10 be turned into any account
Ia word are we to waste the tund-!nsead Of using
j. 10 cherish great system u Internal Improvement,
wl.rh may spread rex resshlc blessings TO the rcmot-
parts Of the Commonwealth perhaps for Years to
We hope that every iiiend Of. the Commonwealth
vii. ii: his hand against i-and that every Delegate
vii. ii!0w himself upon tie liGesal spirit OF FrgnIa-
a"i rr generous consideration of h!s constituents, aad
tie extensive benefits which lie may confer by wise eni
Payment Of tie funds thus accidentally thrown into his
.aIIs We know not WHO the friends ui THIS syS-
""saU we have Doubt the ..onent they well con.
SIC: ,I. subject, they Will abandon il tcr ever.
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IEQs4cnt6n, 4. C., Nor. |

H. B. lIeyrAGrx-Deas Sir: In relation to the Balm,
have o.lv seven bottles left Of the sixty you sent me;
and so far rs have been able 10 learn, the people
yery well satisfied with It's Your other articles will
doubtless 10 wrl Very respectfully,
WILLIAM II. GEE.
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sEgssssNsA s.EiH:sA.aTgasSi.

FLEErwoon, Prince William, Dee. ISIS.
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Aden REWARD. - Ran away on the Lib inst

Jan -
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13

TmEvISo-On Tuesday night, of last week, a thief entered the chamber of Mr. Van Cott, of this city, where he was sleeping with the lamp burning ! took the key of his desk from his pocket, and de- scendng to the bar room, unlocked the desk, and took therefrom about seven dollars in change. For tunately the object ofthe thiefwho must have been well acquainted with the house, was frustrated, by Mir. Van Colt having prudcntly taken his pocket book from his desk, for safe keeping before going to bed A young man who has lived her, short
 time, shoe maker by trade, and calls himself Joel Bonton of Guilford, has been arrested, under sus- pclous circumstances examined before magls- trate and fully committed for trial before the county court which will be holden at Norwich on Tuesday next-.New Lo,don Guzette.
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13
RHODE ISLAND CLOTH HALL COMP PANN

TVVHIS Company having col"menced business .A with large CASH CAPITAL, are at all tlnes prepared to give the usual facilities on consign- ments They particularly invite those who feel friendly to a HOME MARKET, to patronage the concern ;.and assure the public that every eH- ertion will be made to effect sales ut satiStacto- rv pr,ces. M Manufacturers in the country who are without city agents, are informed shat they can make arrangements with the company Tor the sale of their goods and purchase of supplies on very advantageous terms
 The recent dividend of tkuee aud one ha!t per cent. on the first five months of the Company'S business the large transactions of the establish ment sin :e that tune, the facility with which lhe shares can be transfer ed, together with the ia t that the Company's business is located m thr centre of the largest manufacturing district in the country, are all tending 10 make thls stock the most desirable in the market
 Persons wishing to invest, are informed that they can do so for the present at par N"enty dollars per share) with inter est from the hfSt - stant. :,
 Orders for stock or letters on business !y mail, addressed to CHaRLES JACKSON, Agent R | Cloth Hall Co. will meet with prompt at lention. JAMES D'WOLF, President.
 DIRECTORS.
 Edward Darlington, Elisha Hnrris,
 Keniamin Hoppin, Crawford Allen, Henry P. Franklin, Edward Waco't' Charles Potter, Benjamin Cozzens. Stenheu Waterman, John Slater 2nd, Ste phen Branch, Dan'e' "feen'' Zachariah Alcn Thomas Stead, Amasa Sprayue, Thomas Trues.icIl, Richard J. Arnold, George w. HalIer, James F. Simmons.
 CHARLES JACKSON, Agent and Treasurer. GEonGE w. CUSHING, Salesman. Providence, Feh ,, Sw5e
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13

Modest .3ssuance A Scotch thief having been proved in the Glasgow police court, lately, to have stolen herring barrel from man in Stockwell st. the principal accuser proceeded to address the ma gistrate thus :-"Deed, sir Bailie, the man at the bar is great rogue. The stealing of the barrel IS nothing to some O his tricks. He stole my sign board last week, and what does your honor think he did wit? Magistrate That would be hard forme to say" Witness" Weel, sir, Ill tell ye
 He brought it into my ain shop, wi my ain name ont and offered to sell met as he said he thought it wod be Q mair use to me than ony body else"