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na'ae, dseming it improper 50 TO DO, holding N.Y.
sell IN readiness to verify my statement in a
tangible shape ii ever Questioned by proper au
thority.
When our Legislatures will make The penalty
Tor retailing SANDER the same as for fighting /,
duel, their laws doubtless will be respected Acts
against dueng it IS said by some are acts TO pro-
tcct the coward, poltroon and caluinnia:or 10
perPefgate Islander and 10 give business TO Law
yers BE this as it may, the Devil could not do
much by way Of destroying the peace and quiet
OF society could he not fnd respectable pack
horses 10 circulate his counterfeit wares.
With sentiments of high consideration and re-
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From The Cincinnrri :s,lsr.

HOUSES OF UyBuRNT BRlcx-This subject is
important to settlers On Prairie lands, where tim.
beris scarce and clay abundant. The Ohio Pha
lanx, an Industrial Association, opposite Wheel
ing, have written to Mr.. ELLSWORTH on the sub.
lect, and obtained the following answer:
WAsHiSGToX CirY. May Is, lS4.
My unburnt brick houses have exceeded nv
utmost expectations. have ono here two sto-
res high, renting for 500, and am now building
three more; mine have stoeG i7vo winters without
the least Injury. These houses arc very cheap
and dry-they are cool in summer and warm in
winter and can be made lthe sash and doors be-
ing furnished from factory by common Ia
borcrs.
Before the Ohio Phalanx cxpend much money
in building advise them to examine my mode :;
the published account is in my las! Report a
mason had better Just come here and see all, and
then he can Go all. Hon. Walter Forward (who
has my Report of last year and this YEAR visited,
while here lately, my mud houses, and will give
YOU his opinion chez .iully, having considered the
Matter fully.
| have few packages of seeds left | send
YOU samples of such as have Command my
services to aid in The great national cause OF
Home Industry. Very respectfully YOURS,
H. L. ELLSWORTH.
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IliSW0rth'S RtDOrl.

NnII-ras improvement Axucn tuTe the Arts. ;e
ant dsco.ens and mpov men;s in 'he mod OF 5uidns
houses, maxim, Fences ia,nG Graa, nakint Fork alspo
i improved Piouehs aud ther AZ icul;uTal Inducements ",
8y Hon Il l. LLawoRra; C1mn's'1ont' o. r.isnt,; 'nu
rs,sr on Agricultural Geology Pnes , cents hVe CO.
mes fn 81. II Of the most valuable and Interesting
!ocnmen,i we heY- ever ierrsfd.
TT abov, valuable work contains amount OF the
nst important Farmers winch has ever De-
ore ben presented cheap rate The contents Of The
eotk in paIt. are follows
Tabular ,ti:fair the Crovs each State ri the unio
moving numbers Of bushels 'ise IN ach State OF "hr-'
Barley Oats, ye Bscsshea Con-: iS..sesi i2 a@Ss,
i,,sat. :s al ''., Of Nv iiar &e
~ 81 In s6oTr ,i-. -icI, with important suggestions
Progress OF improvement anse' Of iinp.o'sim n
ia,y,y' SIoi- o., Noe o;construeting House.
niue sarlus-Comrason OF Exports and Import,
Markets i, Home Abroad.
Prospect of a to,esu Market
Cor" Ss' Law. Of Enli,nI. .,n.s,. no,.
L.t:er from Hon John 7aGjero OF Virginia. to aiI
= Ioer rom W1m Webb Of Wilmington, Del and E.
nsrL Remark, by The gentleman GU the n"iact"eo Of
Exfact rom Anual-s Ia socies roIytse ..u-
fr.ctilue translated the Patent Once aud hsy eohah
/: N.iiidl Of cry,tazng Corn SmuP-Ctensi', P'oe's'
81 R>'i tho of Planting CuItiy,toq, H4l
,s,ns Screpu. Machinery. Product Value hanuA''u''
g. Foo asl Peal Ashes By ". A. OTIS. Of cleaysand
o,'o' do. do. b. H. Work of For, Wayne.
p LARD OlL--t,onyertuG Lard INTO OIL. snd also iato
.omcr.f, ns for the n.naaurr of Candes-lsrsult OF y
@srnrnt. b. Harris, Stanwood = Co. oil Boston. ny
Remarks on the same subject By CAMPBELL MoArir OF
ghilr!.lrnia. -, -, ,t,c,a ,d g, y
stafford Of Craveland Ohio s.r .1
II MODE Of Manufacturing Elaine and StearlEe from Larc
&c. By John H. Smith % New- lo:k. :, , - 4
r. L5.:-r from A. Scott ESD of Erie, Pa on the uses and
value OF Rape Seed. G. ;, an.
rams representnc-. The Fence; Rails sh1prnsd; s. Al
r win Cutters l. Holes bored; 5. Post DITCH tnd Entas
nent; and vl.ws Of tie Scraies; and D. views OF u
Pou:h no. Su.i4c- Of the ground; II! Cheap Wood MIL
u and 49, End Front views; IL. P0snofaz lschiae
H. Letter from Il W Ellsworth CT Lafayette Indiana DC
the subject.
ssnI T. DATES on imports into tia Port of ST Johns
c.. from the CLii-d States.
IT, On tie subject Of Exporting Beef Porh, Hams, Lari
Cheese om the United States u Easanu' anu the pO'
noGe OF rf-JarIug tha SANE - -, l
he Hon H. L. Ellsworth and presented 20 Congress at 10
m Session and ten thousand copies ordered 10 be printed
h. Publishers have with it valuable Treatise On
R.isay swine and the best Methods Of Fatsning Pork; u
Henry Colm.G ct Mass. II, l., H.. =.
AID 10 render the work sill WORTH the attention o.
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i;rc,osy as Connected with Agriculture, o. "His uny-
ord Of 6gouaca 20 y. Y. This Treatise alone cQn.''
Tered ty n.y practical farmers as ORTIZ wiae Tue cost Oh t'
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TIE PIRATE or TIE MEDrrEsRAHEAN.-Al ct
ter received at Lloyd's from their agent at Malta
oi the 18th inst. of which copy is subolned,
shows that this rover of,hc sea continues his law
less pursuit without hndFance or dread OF delcc
ton The many cases OF recent piracy IN the
Mediterranean attributed to Greek bark, which
has escaped the vigilance of the men. olwar up TO
the date of the following letter, Cal! for very ac-
tive measures for its suppression. Tine great In:
Jury which the shipping interest both at home and
abroad has sustained by the repeated dePFadaLlons
Of this pirate would ensure much eclatto whoever
NAV be fortunate enough to capture her Certain
il is, that the infamous but bold depre datons, II
not horrible butchery of this vessel, call for very
prompt measures for her seizure. "Malta, April
l5.-Wc have already mentioned that susP'-
cious looking vessel had been fallen In with IN
the month OF March, off Cape Passarl, by the
Capper, arrived at Smyrna. We now learn that
two small craft which sailed from Siclilan ports
on the same day for this port, with specie have
not reached their destination. One vessel mas no,
been heard OF, while the other has been pickeo
up at sea, abandoned, with the water casks
emptied, and with other signs OF having been
plundcrcd.'
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u a Mormon church consisting OF one hun
dred and seven members, has been organized in
ST. Louis.
o." The L. $. schr. Enterprise sailed for the
United States on the 2ls; oil April, to touch al
Bahia and Pcrnamhuc0.
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,)r. LardGer's Lectures.

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PgorEsrAsr EPISCOPAL CONVENTION line
Convention of the Protestant EpisC opal Church,
N the Diocese of Connecticut, New Haven, met
on Tuesday in Trinity Church. An unusually
large number of clergymen and lay delegates were
in attendance.
IL The new iron steamer of over 800 tons
burlhen, intended Tor the revenue service ca.!eo
The Legare, on "Wednesday had her first iiial'
The Legarc is rugged with three mas's, anu the
sail she is capable Of carrying is enormous
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Chemistry and Philosophy.

No. " Chemistry of me i9o Aneient E!tmensIfrs
before Ter Naesty the Queen THOMAS GRIFFITH Lee
ur.r h1insty at 81 Bartholomew Ita;
ID By upw ards Of seventy eng'sviOgs The Book oil rno
aphic.l experiments illustrating tn. principal iaGt an Gu
iGus phencr,cna Of Electricity Gar4nlsr ,lignsti.n,
hrmis-fy Optics Heat SC vito Introductory O6ssrVaohs
on ach Science upwards Of 200 IrpefimsGS by j.
DsLT0S r., e. -, rt.,n.,,,
Is chiefly intended those who nav. NOT studied the sctnc-
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INC information supplied sud Instruction uft.d with enter
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Political Economy.

No. W .Pnclrira OF POLITICAL ECONOMY OF the L9w' O.
m Formation OF National Wealth developed o. meaas o!
,h4 Christian Law of Government being The substance OF
c.se delivered the H.ntocm WraTera' Conmiisi1n oy
WILLIAM AZ gvsoS. y lin Introduction TREATING Of
IN. present Science Of Political EcoEoaT AID the
h9spt4toa of frncples the Condition. Of our own
Country. and ;ke upbudir. OF It's Prosperity, by HORACE
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CGUfGUDI X sEVt.ko, 81 bnvAuwAf,

CGUffUDY X stVt.ko, 81 bnVAuwAf,
MANUFACTURERS OF LAMPS. GlkANup!.Es
III CANDELABRA. Sc aud Dealers m tlOGSE-iC Il
NiSHlNG GOODS seGssniiy-tieln- connected win ono 90
he iuco manufactures tie tued states they are enr
hied offer ump, Cuneabrl. &c Churches iai'. Ito
els Pvt- Dwellings, Steamboats, and Packets on the mos
reasonable tcrs. and of quny not u be St'fstf N this %
my other country Especial attention invited io Their Sua
and Snip Lamps. for ECONOMY ana gt. superetns MI other
eiIre the public No less nn FOUR GOLD and TWO sILyEa
MEDALS have within the Inst years been awarded 10 The
manufactures for sr superiority tn, class OF good The
public arc respectfully invited call and examine for them
selves
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90 Tdo.- publishing the above. and sending Us copy OF
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NTEp by yOut- wcnaT--A >iiuaton ~ ''s}N o4
Cham beral. 10 general snuSeNo'S wou . iiaNS
20 objection e. short d!st~ce ta- county Ne os %
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Y1-ANTED-ro exchange the occupancy OF P'rlor ana
w He,0rYn attached with ;a- Board Of two p-Ison near
and washington square ,risf prsSsfs e'iles
near Wts; sixeean,ttc-i Tn: tshth i'cnue 81 resi- =
johns PalA. sur Particulars address - w. n9ase "
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History of the Silk Culture (:

NO. Vi The Silk Culture Ia The United States En-.
h.cu2 complete accounts tie l.te,t d most approved
nods ., S1.,efing 8eains and Feeding the s,i. r6nl
Managing Cocool-,y k-eIag spiaping end sanni .c'af
-- ssc &c w.ih ti1t1ty Skrchra
81 tie sA Bqs,nr.s, Naus1! iisety OF the s,k"o"n the
Nnr-rry &c. illustrated by Numerous engfaviDss Of VA
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Publishers Sos III all pecep!ylr Eapks II any state OF liz
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27
Correspondence Of N. Y. Com. Advertiser.
WAsuINoToN, June 90.

The Cabinet arc in special council. The
ordinary business has been before dispatch
ed. The President is to leave the city on
Monday or Tuesday.
The Cabinet council OF this day has rela-
ton to matters of great import.
In the first place, the advlces from Mexico
were to be considered, and, IN the next place
the relations of the President aud his admin.
istra,ion toward the Polk ticket.
have not the least doubt that the special
session of the Cabinet, to day, has imme
dlato reference to the policy to be pursued
IN regard TO the annexation Of Texas.
Some weeks ago predicted to you, and
staked my credit Tor sogacity on the predlc-
ton, that in thirty days after the termination
Of the session o! Congress, you would elthe
see the retirement OF John &. Calhoun Irou
the Cabinet, or u PROCLAMATION for an extrl
session of Congress. Subsequent observa
tions have confirmed my impressions on thl'
subject
Mr.. Rantoul has made us a flying visit
/ lie is to be the new Secretary OF the Treasu
ry, If Judge BIB declines.
We have q rife rumor that the President
who has given out that he is gong TO "Ol,
Point Comfort" is, IN fact, going to be mar
ried Some cay he is gong to the RI
Rops." The rumor, though variant, may b,
reconciled.
II A bachelor friend Of the Presidents, yer,
neat, trim, groomsman-lko gentleman, hat
actually lett the city, giving out that he wa,
going to the Springs, and has turned hn
steps in dItieren, direction. III fact, ih,
rumor tha, the President ls going to be mar
riod has gained credit among tho ladies', an'
also IN the diplomatic circles, aud, If hey d,
not, pray who shorld know
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-27

Our town for week or two past, has been
quite lively and busting. The number Of
visitors from abroad, attending the Episcopal
Convention,--,he Yearly Meeting of the
Friends, the U. S. Circuit Court,-the Su-
preme Court,-,he Legislature, and the State
Temperance Convention, lbeside tho excur-
sion of tho Horse Guards, has been unusual
ly large and we venture to say, that there
are but few places to be found, at This season
9t The year, where real comfort and enjoyment
can be so cheaply and readily obtained as in
Newport