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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-24

asUEsuANT Ia decree Ct the Hon Court
of Probate. Of the Town of NcwDnr,
will sell ht Public Auction, on Saturday. the
10Th ot NV. next, at eleven O'Clock. a M,
all tho right, title and interest which JoHN
G0pDAkD. late Of Newport. dec, had AT the
time Of his death, ~ aud 10 the following de-
Scrlbed lois of land. with the buildings there
un standing. or so much thereof as will be
sufficient 10 raise tho sum OF five hIndrrd
and nlnciy-threc dollars and twenty .nlue
cents, with Incidental expenses, situated on
Ensfou'S Point, IN SAID Newport.
FIRST, lot Ui land wrh the buildings
thereon standing. boundcc nnrh' rly on
uidgc street, westerly on Second street
Snu'herly on Mlrsh street, and casirnv on
land of Lewis Barlow and Mts Shrnrrnan
Second, n lot oi land bounded norlhery
IN Marsh street westerly on Second street,
sonrhery ON the Cove ; and ca,lcrly on laud
oi Lewis Barlow.
Third. loi of land bounded norihcrly on
Walnut street westerly on Fourth street
Soulh"ry ON band Of Samuel Fowler Carr
ner and easterIv on laud OF Edward ID.
Jones and David Brayuan.
Conditions at the sale which will CON
mencr On the premises ~ Bridge street.
PETEk =. ENlNGTON, .himr.
Newport, Oct 10 ISli
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GI; g. 8 Is : Il 81 q s.

In this town. on sunday evening, l4th inst by tht
Rev. Nj. Hatfield, Mr.. Wm &. Dry or To Miss Ann q
lIudly, all at this place.
Ia Providence, an the 18th int Mr. Hann c. WLita
krr Miss Harriet VI. Potter, both ui Prov .dence
Ia Warren, 2Jth uL Mr. Cbltb tarr,Jr. 20 Miss Han
nah daughter al the late Mr.. Lew sherman, all OF that
town.
IL Bristol. on Tuesday, bv Rev. John Brisied, Mr.
Albert Robinson, OF south kmgslGwD, Ia Mss iianngl
Frarse ol Bristol
IN stoningluu, CON. on the lIth inst Rev J Erskiut
Edwards, o Huston to Mrs. Ann X. Iasps, OF the for
utr puce, daughter ol james Hammond Esq. oiNhn
town.
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The Prospects Of The Election.

The recent State elections having set
tied many doubts in regard to the com.
Paratve strength Of parties in number
OF the States, we are now able to calcu-
late with some confidence, the probabil-
tiles of the result. 1t is now determined,
so far as the result Of earnestly contested
State elections can determine the ques
ton, that the 1873 votes of the fourteen
States, named in the first Of the two fol-
lowing columns, will be given for Mr.
Clay: and that the 60 votes Of the nine
States named in the second column, will
be given for Mr. Polk:
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We are requested to state that the
steamer Neptune will leave Newport ior
Providence, tomorrow morning at about
. o'clock, and will leave Newpor, for
New York on Friday Evening at 3 o.
clock, for this week only. On Tuesday
she will resume pec regular trips
times n week to New York, on Tues
days, Thursdays s. Saturdays Fare So.
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LISTS OF VOTERS.

SYsII T. Tow Council Of tho Town Of New.
E pnr, will meet on WEDNESDAY tn
% 3Oth dly NJ October instant ~ . o'cluIk l.
T.. ". ut ,ho Town llnI ~ Newport. Iur The
purpose of lur,h't correcting ih" l'ls "i Vo-
tors sad town ni Newport. iur ihr Town
Meeting io be holden NJ Newport on 'he fret
Monday ~ Novemher next 'or the llcctor.
ct President and Wee President of the up,
ted States, aud tins Notice y ordered to bo
given M the Newspapers printcd ~ ihls tow
NJ least ten days before SAID tnn" of meet
INC of tho Iown Cnnucil. Nv order
BB ROWLAND. foUHR DtIk
Newport, Oct -, l"ll.
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D z a T. II S

In this town, on Monday last Harriet Lucinda, only
daughter OF Mr.. George K,hyum, aged . years nnd r
months.
In Providence on Monday, Miss Frances Harding,
Hgrd 81, daughter at the late Nr. " Nultr Harding.
Ia Pro, dcnrr on Tuesday RUrnIn-, nior n lingering
Illness. Mrs Eliza Randall vile Ui Dexter RutHli, Es'
aged ~ wears.
~ Nnrih rroyiicuce. on toe 18th inst %, npuplcNv.
cot Stns AumiOld, iurnerly al suuth Kinsstuwn, aged
about aUN ears.
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Extra Large Size Trees,
For sale al DYER'S .NURSER Y,
.NRljrI7y Grore, CransiOn

sysys,AsS The proprlc,nrs of this establish.
Ss,sssS.iS meut would inform thcir cu-to-
1SYHfS mrrs that the present Is n proper
,>l time tnl-ansplaut evergreen trees
.urh- Us BAiSam FIR Arborvllg (; Eastern
Spruce; Norway do .iemlurk, &c-aud
the season Is now Mt hand when declduuus
trees may be- removed also, such as Scotch
batch American do European and Amer.
eau Linden European Mountain Aeh; Eng
18th Ash American Mountain do; Sugnr
Maple Scarlet aud Norway DO European
Sycamore lior-c Chrstuut Black W,lnu,;
Bn,rernu, Ca,npo Judas Tree Pcrsln,.
mon do Chinese Alanrhus Ab"ic, nr Sll-
yer Loaf; HONEY bncu-r; English, Scotch
and American Ehus American Beach and
Birch. A great proportion of the nb"ve cah
ue furnished of large sIzr, some Of them very
large. Washington Thorn, Buckrhorn aud
Prrm Tor hedges. Likcwlse, Fruit Trees,
consisting of Appc, Cherry, Peach Nrc,a.
rlnc md Plum Ounce. ana great vuTrty
of Frur ard 0rnamcutal Trees Shruls,
Vines. bulbous md iubcrous rooted Finwcr
Plants, Grnpc vines Asparagus roots, nud3a
fine. collection OF DOhIls,. Dwauf B,x fr
rdylng. Cd,
\ Il. Cherry Trees may be- had at largo
siH".
Orders lell at G.. Dyc,'s broad street. or
with e. Dyer, Jr.. II We.,mlhstcr sllecf,
Provldcuce. or with rllo propri"tors at he
Nursery. wi, be promptly attended to.
Cptaiprt"- gtpiiS.
CHARLES 4 DANlELP. Dl Err q Go.
~ Is Orders lcr, NJ Mr. A. MuHWAY's.
Pelham street ~ ~ No.2 hn st,,,t. wi
be promptly attended i'by our aVrui JOIN
g.. LADD, who hns catalogues and wi, give
al necessary advice. gtnils. t.
Newport Oct l7-2n.
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MI. NOR DA.

Brg Lisbon, Tay or cid AT Wilmington 9th for sag
hnthur.
Brig Columbia, of New Yosk, Barney, Capt Geo. o
TIN, tow ue al brig Seabird sailed from Bucnus yfeS
Aug. Irrh. iur IatngouiH,
schr Geo Washington, Reed, hence, ar at Charleston
18Th inst.
Srlr Ern, Gardiner hence, mr. ~ Norfolk, l2th
Schr Tasso, Burdyk, was at Charleston on the 18Th
inst.
4 letter received in town lnst week from Capt VIM
penny. ot the ,hiI MARGARET Oi his port dated MAY
am reports her of raawith loco bb sp aud 700 bbI>
whale oil bound of shore.
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We are requested by Hon Henry Y.Cran'
ton 10 say that between two aud ,llfrc thou
sand documents scnt hy hiin 10 hls consi
tucnts IN this vicinity, remain IN he Pos
Office ni Providence, uncnllcd Tor, being
directed to persons Uho have no boxes, nnt
who probably are M, in ,hc hibl, ~ calling
D, the Pos, - hcc rIr l,t,,ts
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-24

tD% The Providence Transcript is
in error as to the time ofihe Presidential
Election in this State. 1t is not the 9th,
hut the fourth Of November, which Is
the first Monday, as specified in the new
Statute. This error may DO us much
harm if not speedily corrected. We
have alluded to il once before.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-24

Office OF the Com"'issary Of Subsistence,
FoKr ADAMS, X. 1.
mn be erposed 10 pnbic sale on Tues
day, hs 5M or .N6rember, 1874, in
.1rom of me Government Store Houses
al his Post,
EFlFrf-N'NE barrels OF surplus PORK and
d Twenty iwo do damaged FLOUR.
The Pork aud Flour can be examined on the
DAY previous To sale. a.
Oct ~. lSlt
he Rhode Islander will copy the above.
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Ti7d ct Goraion far he mrder Of .I.aasa
Spr0gue, The case Of NlcholasS ; Gordon was
given to the jury at 3 l.2 O'Clock on Monday
They came in on Tuesday morning and report
ed that they could no, agree and were dis
charged. The jury stood eight for conviction,
four for acqui,al.
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AroutvAntr FR,up The New York Re
public states that the locos there are making
most extensive preparations for naturally ne
foreign voter. by fraud and PERJURY They IN
tend IT, manufacture 1000 m New Nofk CT!
1900 ~ Brooklyn, 1870 IN Buffalo, 1000 ~
Albany, $50 IN Troy, 80 m Rochester, and
So on rs enumerated, making 9,27i, which tic
Republic SAYS, Is 3ut q itlsncn, OF tho list o.
itauds contemplated
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l7th-schr Long Wharf. Nickcrson ApaiocLicula.
2lst-Schr ST. Dcu,s, Bramuu, Mobile.
DISASTERS, &c.
erhr Mogul, oi Boston, Higgins, fin Pciou 2iih NJ
ith - chnldruus cont tor New York, lost dcck toad
IA clIrIruus, the 3Olh, when uf Cape Shhle, IN
gale Gn MNW aud diSinssteh The 7th, Ia bat II
Ion t. IN hurricane tn EsE-rgged inry ymasts ant
got within 80 mites ol MoutHug where Piot-h0at New
.nrk fell IN with her the 18th, aud toyed her iuif
MS uurt ucNt morning Capt II. says several vessels
missed near him aiCr he dsIuaseJ, but not one c
uuIred If he wanted ass ssistanCe.
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= AS 5, SHIP NEWS. sAsTSs, AS
&IsaE Seatfss
PORT OF NE FORT
!sISiY ED.

WEDNE5DhY, oct l6.
Brig Prince De Jonyille Gardner, nn aarIel 2irh ult
Len uu vessels,
Bria Echo. Saith. MaIauLls 21lh. Tor Prov.
rlnt-honi New iurA, With schr Mugu. al BoS.on, IN
tow Sec dsastcrH,
FRlDAY, Oct II.
ship Wm Eugs, Cor, in London ,lel the Downs sept
gtli, " ilh 300 tons chalk to :. BruWu-hHs been u
DAYS West o Ton Ga. Spoke 2l lust lt 81, 1O Ion ~,
no. ship Margaret, scott otHud ~ du5s la ~ BcdCrd,
whnliug-had very htagy weather, aul reported nu
damage an we'll
ship lIarhingcr, Gliiord, orand for Weslport, I'm Pa
cc via Caprowu 10 days, 900 50 200 wh 70 mos out.
SUNDAY, 'cl; 20.
Srhr Hone, Mitchell, I'm N Bedford!
Sclir Virginia, ut New York.
sChr Baltic, ui EHudvlcl, to load tor CG"r',st.G.
MONDAY, Oct. ~.
srhrs Boston Scohu.y, North Yarmourh Tor \.
GcorsIaua. GudrcN .tudw ch iur Albany Mount Hope
Bush iIarwicll, for hurta CHrnlnn.
.Sloup Eject, Macy, Itol for Nantucket
TUESDAY, Oct. 22.
Brig Echo, Smith, TN Prov.
Schrs Mnrs lill n'Glgery, Plctup, tor Full SNer
MARIA, small, Prov tur Boston.
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The Boston Daily Advertiser, a paper
which is never very extravagant in its
estimates aud calculations, in matters po.
.liicul, gives US the following as its op,n-
ion OF the prospects of the Presidential
election.
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gnia is one of them. ! am inclined 10
think that nearly three-four'hs Of our
delea alton have yielded to The influence
Of these views, and will vote for Mr..
Adams. My friends entertain the be-
lief, that their kind wishes towards me
will, in the end, be more likely to be ac-
complished by SO besiowing Their votes.
| have, however, most earnestly entreai-
ed them to throw me out Of their CON
sideration, in bringing their judgments
to IA fpal conclusion, and TO look and
he guided solely by the public good. II
| know myself, that alone has delermin-
ed me. Your Representative is inclined
to concur with us 10 these ssptinenls and
views aud, if they should meet your
appreciation, as know he has great re-
spec, for your opinions, ! would be glad
if you would, by the return mail, address
letter to him, 20 strengthen hlm IN his
inc !ination. BE pleased to show this
letter to Crhtenden alone.
] remain, faithfully, youT friend,
IIaCLAY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-24

Several very good political articles have been
cr. wded out this week. IT, our next, we shall
find place for them. Miscellaneous matter
must have the go-by Tor one week at least.
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Boots Boots, LOHg Boots

lust rercWcd Mt tORB\NS Cheap
- cash STORE, 10 rB-cs more e tho
H,nm to1dur,r, long water prrut gam
Boots. Alsoa io, ol Whsltmcns pump,
prIme article tor sale low. ..t
D,t 4.
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Fr0m lie " J. Conn. .3dr. 21H.
tremendous gale at HGstaio.
Grcat Loss of Property and Awful Destruction
of Life.

4 II is our painful task 10 record this af-
trrnoon one of the most destructive gales
that ever visited the Western section Of
our state. The gale Of Friday was most
terrific at Buffalo, as viii be seen by The
letter below and from the extracts from
the Buffalo Commercial of Saturday
evening.
BUrEALo, Oct 10, 1914.
\ Al is ruin here The terrific gale
last night has crushed some forty houses
in our city-has iloo0cd all the stores
hc,wcen ,he canal and harbor, and all
below the Terrace. Somc forty dead
bodies have been taken from the river;
probably two hundred lives lost.
I We know not what the loss on the
lakes may be, but here it is immense.
a postscript to another letter says:
"Some City dead bodies Of men, women
and children have been picked up among
the RUNS. No one can tell how many
more will be added to the fatal list. ~
II From the Buffalo Com. hdv. OF Saturday evening.
!. Last night we experienced n gale more
violent aud destructive than ever before
/ known. The weather yesterday was
cold and uncomlolaLIc, with occasional
/ dazzling showers of rain. about clght
or nine o'clock in the evening II rn,nCd
/ quite smar,ly. Between niuc and ten
the wind vecrrd TO the South and IA warm
ineayv rain fell Al eleven the wInd
! suddenly shifted to the North, ard for
! about half az hOur blew with great force,
/ accompanied with rain. 1t then again
/ with more suddeuness changed TO the
| South West. About midnight the gale
! commenced and ragged Ike hurricane
! up to nearly four O'Clock thls morning
! when lts fury somewhat nbated, bu, a
/ heavy gale has c0nlinurd To blow up to
/ the hour ol gnUg 90 press.
n The damage to- property IS immense
! and the destruction oi'lI'c is awful. We
/ have eudcayorrd to ascertain the pagilc-
/ ulars ms niuuicly IA possible hut so WIDE
spread i the devastation that several
DAYS will probably plap-c before the
/ whole eNjcut ol the damage can properly
! be estimated.
s.ass ,ss--<--rss,-.,s
7, IN afflicted .Noiho' j. ANXIOUS to oh.
tain information IN regard To- the where.
about OF her son, whose maine ~ Johi
Bog!, aged about ID years. lie LET
here about , weeks ago, aud she thluk'
Il probable hc may have shipped an,
gone to sea from New Bedford, or some
other port. HIS complexion is dark
aud he has dark HAIR aud ewes Nhcf
hc lclt home he had on brown lackc
aud cap. and blue cotton pants. Who
) ever will give any information respect
ing him. will relieve the painful sus
pense OF widowed aud anNiou
MorHrR
g. g. :. Please direct to the Herald -
the Times office, Newport, X !
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.1r1Si Jor H,g1i joting. learn from
the Baltimore Patriot, that ncarly seventy
persons have been arrested IN that city to'
llcgal voting a, the recent election.
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1t is reported that the Wings have elected
their Governor and members of Congress in
1 Arkansas Il is most too good 10 LG true.
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LECTURE, introductory 10 the account of the Crea-
lon and Deluge in ia. Book Of fGenssi-, viii be deliver
I'd on sunday Evening nest, IN the Unitarian chnrch
at 7 O'Clock. Oct "a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-24

Al Market 20l0 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores,
1900 sheep, aud 3I30 SWINE so.ora! lots of
Cattle aud seven hundred Swine uusOid. No
Cattle were purchased 10y the burrellers
PRicFs-Beef Cattle Former prices wcr"
not sustained, aud We reduce oar quotations 80
EAua % IA rs first quality 8 n % ;
second quality 70 lbird qualn! - 10 a 800
SIor"s-Two year old $40 Si3 thr,e yrar
old $40 tn $l9
Sheep-We quote lots from 20 io2 II.
Swne-Lots to poddlo 3 y 10 3-lc, hall
Burrows; tAO ar three entire lois s aud j l. ic.
Al retail from > - TO Sc.
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The ri. Rev. Bishop II, Z. Onderdonk, ID
d., has resigned as Bishop Of the Diocese o
Pennsy I,ania.
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Wing votes 1873

That the votes Of these States will be
given as here indicated is not mare
conjecture, founded on peoples opinions,
or on calculations from data Of doubtful
accuracy; but it is conclusion drawn
from evidence which rarely deceivcs us,
and although not inlalliblo, (bccause the
event IN question in each case being one
yet to happen and dependent upon the
voluntary action of great number of in
divlduals, is mol susceptible Of positive
proof is the best evidence which the ma
ture OF the case admits Of This evi-
dence is, as above intimated the evidence
afforded by the actual majori,es for one
party OF the other, in the most recent
elections, contested on party grounds in
the several States. We do not mean To
say that it is certain that these States or
any one of them will vote in the manner
here indicated. All we mean to say is
tha, It is not only probable that they will
so vote, but it is a probability founded on
so obvious grounds, that no one acQuaiut-
edge it.
The Democratic editors are endcav-
orlDg to persuade their readers, and per
haps have persuaded themselves, tina,
the late Congressional election in Geor.
gia affords probability of n different
result in that State. We do not think
so. The last general election in tha
State, a warmly contested one, gave 1
decided majority for the Wing ticket
The late choice of members of Congress
was an election bv districts, in half o
which there was no such contest as usu
ally brings out the voters, or affords an,
test of the strength Of parties. Besides
in the I'd district, in which there wa
a serious contest, there is a Wing gan
IN the Counties heard from.
The number of electoral votes ncces
sary to the choice Of President or Vic,
President is 1888 1t appears, therefore
that if the States above named vote il
the manner which We have the best rea
son to expect they will, the Wing ticket
IN order to succeed, must obtain one o
the three remaining States. These
Il States are
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Sale Postponed.

To be sold oi Auciion on SATURDAY.
Me 2Gh ci October, al / o'ciock, a. W.
on HE premises
%-s-S ALL the right, title ard in
GH..nk ierest which Samliel White
Liz horne, late of Newport. dec,
6 3. s.sss3 had On the 18Th day of March,
l-l3 IN and to certain brick Dwelling
House, and lot oi land, sllnaied AZ the corner
"t lhamGs aud i)cnlson streets, being the
late i"Sld"nc" of the dcccascd. The lut
mensnr's 60 = feet on Thames street. and
E}I iro' on Denlson street. Sales positive.
ALSO A shares IN tho Newport Foundry
and Machine Shop. and 2p"ws No. - Il IOI
IN The broad isle Of Xion Church.
Il p. LEE, .4ssignee.
NnWpnri Oct. Il lSII -
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selves stralning every nerve to elect
Jackson, that the claims of the West
may be satisfied, and be thereby pre-
termllted, are accusing me OF acting on
their own principles. The knaves can
not comprehend how a man can he non
est. They cannot conceive that ] should
have solemnly inierroaaied my con
science, and asked 1t 10 tell me seriously
what ought to do That il should
have enjoned me not TO establish the
dangerous precedent OF elcvat,ng in this
early stage Of the Republic, a military
Chieiian merely because he has won
great victory ! that it should have ,ol(
me that public man is undeserying hi
station, who will not, regardless of as
persion and calumnics, risk himself TO
his country am afraid that you vii
think me moved by these abuses b.
not deceived. assure you that | never
in my whole life, felt more perfect com
posure, more entire confidence in the
Resolutions of my Judgment and more
mistaken determination to march up t.
my duty.
And, my dear sir, is there an in;eli.
gen, and unbiassed man who must not,
sooner or later, concur with me Mr.
Adams, you know well, should never
have selected, if at liberty 10 draw from
the whole mass of our citizens for a
President. But there is no danger in
his elevation, now, or in time to come.
Not so OF his competitor, of whom | can
not believe that killing $500 Eng lish-
men at New Orleans, qualifes him for
the various, difficult, and complicated
duties of the Chief Mag,siracy. per-
ceive that arm unconscinusIv writing "a
sort Of defence, which YOU may probably
think implies guilt. What will be the
result Nou Will ask with curiosity, II
not anxiety. ! think Mr.. Adams must
be elected such is The prevailing opln-
ION. Still ! shall not consider the mat
ter as certain, until the election is over.
With nv best respects to Nlis. Blair,
and to Mr.. Cri,cnden, remain truly
Your friend III. CLAY.
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BlBIIS arc nr, allowed ia tie schools ul
The Ut, ith, ON, llth, lith, aud four "i il"
Departments ~ The l2.u ward oi the city "l
N,w Work., Jui t. rsttlIIisb 'hrsc schools th,
rIt, has pad mono thnu - 900 dollars.
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PrNNsYLvAsIA.-Ofic returns from all the
counties have not yet been received. The
loco majority it is believed will fall snort Of
5000.
OnIo.-Tho Wing minority in Ohio is about
1900. The State is safe for Clay aud frcling-
huyscn, by AT least 5000.
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AUCTIONS.
TREES AT AUCTION.

On MONDAY merit, Oci oath. al IA
o'eiock miH be soid al Public AUCTION,
in HE rear Of .Werchoni's Bank.
gfs European broad leaved Lindens,
"Vv so Silver leaved Naples, the most
beauliigl foliage Of all the ma plies.
20 Horse thCsnuis. 25 European Films.
20 BROAD eaved Facmahacer or large Bal
sam Poplar 20 European Popars
The above Trees are from Prince. Nursery,
aad VIII Ie sold in lots TO snli purchasers.
}. GOODSPEED, .4uct'r.
Oct. 81. ''' ,.'.
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+. u. BLAIH, Esq.

wA'"'NorOS' 2''h J""uY' 1925
My Dear Blair Ioreived this
morning, your very agrecaisls favor oi
the I7th inst. a letter from you is al
ways refreshing, aud ! wish that ] couid
en'ltlo mYseIs 10 expect them more ,ro-
quenlly, by more punctualiy and dill
gencc on my part, III our correspondence.
My last letter informed you of the unc-
ton that was applied TO me by all the lc-
turned candidates for the Presidency
or rather their friends. Since then,
have avowcd NV intention TO support Nj
a Adams, under actual circumstances and
lhcreupon the oil has been Instantly
transformed into vinegar. The friends
of ------ (and the de'il
knows " who else, for think if he does
not preside in their councils, he must be
quite conyersant with them, have turned
upon me, and with the most amIable una
nimiiy agroo to yituperaie me. | am n
desel.cr from democracy ; Giant at
intrigue {; have sold the West-sold my
self defeating Gen. Jackson's election
To leave open the western pretensions
that may hereafter fill them myself
blasting all my fair prospects, Sc. &c,
&c. To these are added thousand
other OF the most gentle, and kind, and
agreeable epitheis and things in the
world.
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