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MADAME FORTUNE having established

MADAME FORTUNE having established
I'VE her head quarters at M. DOYLE'S Cap. Prize
bepot, No. l44 PRATT ST, opposite the Railroad De
pot, next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel, he is
prepared 10 shell out to all of her volaries As an
earnest of what she means TO do eight handsome
prizes sold and cashed here during the last week
Purchase package i'll some of the following masut.
ficent schemes and your fortune is surely made,
FRIDAY, capital prize S7,ooO, tickets SGT, shares IN
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets S2s, shares in
proportion. 90 DOYLE always sells some Of the
capitals in this Observation-Disclosures in for package
in this one. certificate of 25 wholes can be pur
chased for Sl4, and may draw upwards of $1,000
halves 81, quarters $3.50, eighths sl.75.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who puf
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
tae package, single ticket, share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, 30. l44 Prattsreet,
Ii TR1 Opposite b. & O. r. R. Depot
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SkAH DOLLARS FOR 81! The
%.hOOO far-famed 'Small Fry'' comes off
10 DAY-Capital S4OUO-whole tickets 81, halves
50 cts, qrs % cts, in which TUCKER & BRO. will
issue their famous certificates as follow: FOR IS whole
tickets % halves ST. rs qrs. 50 50, % eighs 81
a. A splendid assortment now on hand either BY
package or single ticket
T, I. TUCKER BROTHER,
High; on the COner-iIead of Centre Market
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LETTER BAGS Up AT TIRE EXCHANGE READING R1oNs
For yalparaiso-Shp Euphrasa, LIST Aug
For valparaso-Shp Mississippi, sooR
For Rptterdam-Ship Dublin, soon.
For Rotterdani-Ship Stephen Lurnan, sooa.
For Biemen-Ship America, with despatch
For Bremen-Shp Goethe, with despatch.
For Valparaiso, &c.-Barque George & Henry, lsi
of August
For Rio de janero-Barlue Catharinc, few DAYS
For Antwerp-Brig Helen Mcleod, soon,
For ST. Thomas-Brig Apollo, with despatch.
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Nor GUILTY. Charles P. Sweetzer and
Ctas N. Pond, tried at New Orleans for the
murder of Robert J. Cre:weI, nave been ac-
l9it,ed.
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A. "A. HINKLEY, Jr. has now on hand, Mu-
~ steal History, Biography and Criticism, by Geo
Hosarth' with an original pretace by Henry o. wat
son-price so cents.
Wavery Novels, No. 3, containing five OF the best,
for 50 cents only.
The Breach Of Promise by the author o the jilt. 25.
great yaiiety of fngraham's Novels, at lsa each,
The Columbian Magazine for August, and Music
IN abundance, cheap anyever published, Memnon's
Of course excepted. jy26
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CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Bariuc r. IL. Douglass, NOryilie, Richmond Jas l.
Fisher.
Brig Water Witch, lie Brou, West Indies, Kirk
land, Chase s. Co.
SAILED to-day-Ship Leopard, Longcope Fiayre
0arque LucOnia Porter, Amsterdam, and came 10
anchor inside the fort.
ARRIVED,
Schr Gen. Washington Ridgaway, days from Sa-
vannah, lumber and rice, TO e. p Cohen, and Tho3
r, Matthews.
Steamer Express, Whiterar, from Philadelphil
mdSe 10 f. q, Harris.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
on Moback bay barque, and off New Point another
both at anchor and hound up.
Cone uP-Ship Herald, rom quarantine ground
MEMORANDA,
snip Hermann, Welsh, from Amsterdam 'or New
York, was spoken alst ult. lat. a., ion 90
Brig Kirkwood, iiayre, from Baltimore for N.U
Orleans. got to sea yesterday morning with fair wind
Brig Erie, Gnnhy, from Baltimore, went up James
River ODD inst.
Bugs Chickasaw, Kendrck, from Baltimore arrived
al Boston 23d inst; and Eagle, Fessenden. for BAIT
more, cleared at do. same day.
Schr Ann Smith, Wheeler for Baltimore cleared
al New York oath inst.
Schr Thomas Hooper, Krwan, days from Bait.
more tO Antigua, was spoken ilth inst tat. %, Ion
6S 30; also, same time schr Comet, BOnney flu Bal
timOre for st Thomas.
Schr Sarah, Kimball, from Baltimore, arrived o.
Savannah 2St inst.
Schrs United, Bray, and TryalI, Gibbs, fDt Ba...-.
more, sailed from Providence Odd inst
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A L N a C,
MARRIED

On the l3s inst. ny the Rev Daniel A. Payne. Ron
city, ' ~ INV
~ On the 2ith inst by Che Rev. E HeIner W.LttA,.
l. HAMILTON to JULIA \. LASXPoRD, all OF this cit
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SruA HOUSES FOR SALE. One on Exc
%ESf4f ter 81. at 5Il0O-one on East Baltimore st.
lialH8 at S725-oae on Caroline 81. at $625--and
one on Jefferson at. at $780, Ground rents
on the above very moderate, and all occupied by good
tenants. Apply at the
OLD TOWN AGENCY OFFICE,
iy23-d No 1913 North High street
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HFOR SALE. A very likely girl, between l2 and
NJ - years of age, wei grown, good nurse, wash
er and irouer, to serve 10 yearS-she can come well
recommended as such. will sell her low, the pre-
sent owner having no further use for her. Apply ar
SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
jy25 No. 10 Exchange Place
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n-cHE,p PRINTING. and PRINTING Of


E-cfIEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
svsr ascrinto, syac,ted with yrea. desD,trh atEo
''i1'
1874 BALTIMORE STRHET-such Is
uauunru mn, = Much larger ialn ahy other
" - - I Office can exeente.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADiNG,
STAGE * HAITERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &C. re
indeed il i. needless to ennmerate. rs W. are pos
, ,sa,;,;.i >. , :; ,.,.f, and :,
VI 'c'''i'7 WI "''hs "''N' ~
manner unsurpassed III TINS cry.
,....-
VI mere VII ne heruh2 near me Iou'Iauoh vt
the new NJ f. Chifch about to be erected on me
corner ~ biaue ana GdT1tn SIS; on SUNDAY ar
EhNppN me I,iii, al . . c'"c"; NIat'S,'s WI Ne
delivered ny me KEY, - A. kosz' ana me trY, " m
ilalhi'loh' Htats WIZ o" ToFld14 or inc iaui"s'
co'ieCt"h WI %, 'hh"n up % al' IL ~" "ui'uihR !"
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"ttehu' ~
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AtITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, BALTl
" MORE, july "a, le45-CiTY TAXES. A dis
count of four per cent. will be made from all City
Taxes levied for 1885, if paid on or before the first
day of August next ensuing. Persons in arrears for
taxes for 1894 are informed that unless the same are
paid previous to the first day OF August next, they
iI he changed 81 per cent. interest upon their re-
snecnva aruoipts HENRY SNYDER,
iv25tAl City Collector,
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gy-GORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1873 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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| L ID

u T. ID
On me a5d instant, at the residence Of her DFo.her
SndrleS, Ann ELz ABErH SoRAN, in the 18th year of
,'e' a@e aitcr an illness OF long Standing which sb,
oos WIN Slch Christian meekness and submission q,
10 eaVe leririends the consuns assurance that ,h,
mas found another and better world
az 'hmoerland, Md, 10th inst. Miss leila HoTs-
Man, in her 2jlh year.
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you shall haue gold to pay the petty debt trenty time
0geT.;-Shaks,
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HDOOK BINDHNG-Executed in every style
Nd with expedition and on reasonable terms, at
LYCETT'S, No. I22 Baltimore street, over the Pat
riot Office, in Velvet Morocco, Russia, or Calf, Music
and Periodicals neatly bound. mBwslY
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CENTRAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
u No. SO FAYETTE STREET. Persons who
desire to furnish their children with liberal and con-
plete Classical, Scientific and Mathematical Educa-
ton respectfully invited to examine the system Of
instruction adopted in this Institution
few vacancies yet remain to be filed for the
suing scholastic year, which commences on the LIST of
September next. WILLIAM Fl. SMITH,
jy25-tf Principal of Classical Depnttment.
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HHTCKLlNG SPICES, Wine and Cider Vine
u gar, with an assortment Of Preserving Sugars.
For sale by MARCUS DENISOE,
ives ..,. 81 Baltimore street,
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JUDGMENTS, of and IL months, purchased
Oh al all times, and also Insovcnt Papers made out
on reasonable terias, and all information given or
application to
jy25 l.. F. SCOTTI, 10 Exchange Place
HlLEACHED MUsLTSS AND FLANNELS.
-nLS Ju.t received, 10 cases s and A Bleached
MCSLlNS; 10 bales 4, 8 and "A Brown do.
Also, few bales Red and White FLANNEL9, and
for sale II the lowest market prices by the piece sd
n. II. RICHARDSON & co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
iyi5 rAnl Ei,ss Dry Goods House below Charles
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NANKEE SHOWER BATHS. FOR SO
IL CENTS, few more just fnisheds anu for
sale by ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Baltimore street,
iy25 9nd Tin Store above Howard street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

Seizure oj Gmpowder.- Alderman Hat,
assisted by Alderman Briggs. this morn
ing srized the barge belonging to the
powder magazine, on board OF which
they found thriy-four kegs OF gunpow-
der They also arrested three men.
who were found Ia be connected with
The boat, who have boon taken bciorc
the Committee OF the Common Council
to give evidence an relation TO the places
where they had delivered powder !or
some months past.
The Aldermen also srized the order
book or Mcssrs. Hazard & Co, which
they found rn board
They also sci2.d aiv Kegs of punpow-
der, which thcy found ou board one Of
the ErIe aud Troy barae', packed away
~ baff,l- of c"fire One ksg was ira
'rd ~ store ~ Vcsey street, where II
ons packed away IN cask along with
q qidniIs OF ace. Jour. Com
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

To Cause Fimt Trees TO Bear SOME
times fruit trees are very thrifty and at
tam a large size and not bear. Many
remedies have been recommended, such
IA frequent transplanllng to expedite bear
ing, trimming the roots &c, but the bes
mode of managing tIees that grow rap.
IDLY and do not bear, Is TO CLIP off the
end of the growing branches, in order
that the nulricious matter which would
add to the growth OF the tree may be
checked in that tendency and directed to
The buds that fruit buds may be formed
The first and second weeks of July lis
suitable time for this operation, or il
may be done at any time ~ the month.
Most kinds of lruit trees grow I'LL July
and then continue nearly stationary dur
ing this month, and then take another
growth. There are exceptions 10 this
remark III some species, aud on account
ol the season as TO wet or drought, heat
and cold. This pruning should be done
between the two grnwths Its sufficient
TO barely CLIP oft the tops to prevent any
additional growth al tho extremity. II
me new growth be very long It may be
well To reduce II IA few inches.
Last July, some fruit grower, whose
name we do not rec"llect, said that he
had some very thrifty pearh trees "flarg
SIZE, that had always grown rapidly, but
had never liossomcd. We advised him
to clip the ends Of rwigs, those of mod
crate growth close To The point, and those
oi long growth several inches from the
extreinIty, which he did Thoroughly about
this season of the year, and bc informed
US ia the spring that his trees had bios.
somcd very iull ndeed.' As To the pros
pect for u crop we have not heard, but
we hope that 1t will be gu,rl and that We
shall have "a report thereon, accoinpa-
med by an evidence Ol lis excellence. -
Erch. pa.
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The "Swiss BELL RINGERS" or
EOrigjnal', CAMPANOLoGIAN BAND

The "Swiss BELL RINGERS" or
"Originaln CAMrANoLoGIAN BAND
make their first appearance in New
port, at the Atlantic House, on Mon
day evening next. We perceive by
the numerous encomiums in our ex-
changes, that they have never failed to
attract large and fashionable audiences
wherever they have been. The mu-
sic Of the Bells is represented to be
"soit and melodious-a medium be-
tween the more exquisite notes Of the
musical glasses aud the wild rhapsody
Of the Eolian harp; but the philosoPhic
wonder is, not that bells with mufflcd
clappers should be capable Of producing
such concord of sweet sounds, but that
education should have trained seven
men, with forty-two bells Of different
sizes so to combine their ringing rs Ia
execute the most diff cult and scientific
pieces Of music, and that without false
note" The London correspondent o.
the N. Y. Atlas in noticing their per.
formances in London, says among other
things highly complimentary, "altogcth
er, the effect is grand, novel, cnchant,
ing, and indescribable." Let them
have bumper at the Atlantic on Mon
day evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

GENERAL VIEW OF THE WoRLD."-
This work, which now lies before US
comprises a "Physical, Political, and
ST ntistical account OF the Grand Divis,
ions Of the Globe,-America, Europe
Asia, Africa and Oceanica, with theiI
Empires, Kingdoms, Republics, Princi-
palities, &c.--exhibiIns the History OF
Geographical Science and the progress
Of Discovery to the present time, by s
Augustus Mitchell.
The author is already known by his
Geography, School Atlas, outline Maps
SC, which are sufficient recommen.
daion for his present works. From ,
hasly examination Of this important work
we can say that Mr.. Mitchell has per.
formed his task with learning and ability
and has succeeded in presenting within
tie contents OF single volume, a clear
well-wrtten, and we'll authenticated
General view OF the world, ""Descrip.
tion Of its chief Mountains, Rivers, Lakes
plains, &C., of every section" The
Anima! * Vegetable productions, of the
different countries, manners and custom:
of the different nations, the principa
cities, edifces, natural curiosities, sc
OF the same-the whole concluded by q
general Statistical Survey Of the va
rious nations Of the world, embracing
the population Of the United States, nc.
cording to The last census of 1910. The
work is illustrated by upwards OF
800 engravings, representing the above
Also continued with the work, is a
chart Of the Flags ofihe different nations
Of the earth. As an important, and use.
ful work, we eau recommend it to eve.
ry family, counting room and Library
An Agent is now in the place dsposing
Of the work.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

The steamer Naraganseu run lpto the
new schooner Henry X. Barnes, of New
Haven, of Lloyd's Neck, on Thursday even.
ing, at O'Clock, cutting the schooner down
to the waters edge, aud causing her to I'll
with water. The steamer took of The crew
and towed The schooner into Huntington
Bay, where also her captain, Wetmoro, and
crew were left The acciden, was caused
by the darkness of the night, and by the
schooner showing no light,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

CoUNT dc LApoRTE's LECTURES
The second Lecture Of this gentleman
will be given at the Atlantic House, on
Saturday evening, as will be seen by
the advertisement. The Count in his
first lecture explained the causes and
circumstances, and gave sketch Of tho
prominent Characters engaged in the
Revolution, which resulted in the ce-
vaiion Of Louis Philippe to the Throne
OF France. His manner is very onthu-
siaslic his language good, though close
attention is required to follow him un-
der.'andingly in his rapid enuncialion
In his next Lecture he will 90 more full
ly into the political character Of Louis
Philippe pe--and although tho Count was
one Of the Royalist party, he assure.
Us no "shall nothing extcnuate, " or pre-
sen, any views merely as a party man.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

Fire in Little Compton. on.--The dwelling
house Of Mr.. Pardon Almy, of Little
Compton, r. l., was destroyed by fire
on Wednesday night Of last week.-The
fire is supposed to have caugh. from the
stove pipe. The furniture and wearing
apparel were all burnt except one bu-
rcau and one bed which were saved.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

MeianchOiy Accident --The painful du-
~ Of recording another melancholy &c.
cident in our midst again devolyes upon
US. On Wednesday last, George Sled
man ofNewpori, II. ]. and Thomas STRAIT.
ton native of England, NIasons, while
at work upon the Messrs. Durfce's new
stone factory on the wharf near the oil
works, were precipiIated from the fhh
story to the ground Sledman was kill
ed Instantly, and S'ratton survived few
hours only. The brick jet upon which
they were standing gave way and occa'
stoned their fall
They were in the employ of Mr.. Sam:
uel Lui her, who had cautioned his hands
moi 10 yentpre upon the jet.
SIedman was young man about Ia
years of age, and has left parents and
other relaiiyes 10 mourn his uniime ly
loss.
Stratton was about 40 years Of ngd
and has left a wife in deep aflliction.-
Fall Rirer Monitor 81 Saturday last.
The remains of the unfortunate Slea|
man were brought to this place OF
ThprSday Jas, for interment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

We are requested by Mr. Tlllcy, Agent
fnr the Neptune 10 say, tha, M more letters
eau be sent by him ~ the steamer Neptune.
It beng contrary 10 The Post Office Law
aud The Post Master here hss caui,uncd hin,
against scndIng any mure msilsblc natter by
sald boa, or boats, as lie will lay himself Iva
bic 10 prosecution.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

Walsh on Dorr, The following ani-
Gle is from Mike Walsh's Subterrsnean.
Gov. DoRR. If any evidence we,e
wanting Of the shameless impndence aud
hollow. hearted hypocrisy Of tho miscra-
BILE demagogues who audaciouslv assume
to dictate TO, and lead the democracy Of
this city, il is certainly more than furnish
ed by The late action Of the Tammaay
General Committee, and that OF some
other loafers who met in the back room
of another groggery, in addressing let
ters of congraiulation To Gov. Dorr, in
viiipg him to come TO this city and gain
make Poppet show OF himself for their
qualification and benefit. Does Gov.
Dorr forget the time when hs was seoTe-
ted in this city as a fOgitive and the
treatment he then received from these
same soulless dastards Has he forgot
ten The vast difference between his re-
ceptlon at the great meeting in tho park,
where so many pledged themselves 10
die by him, if necessary, and that which
he met on his return here, after flying
from his native State ? Does he not
look in vain amongst the multitude Of
names which were bldzoned forth in the
published proceedings Of that great pa
i,ioiic Park demonstration in I842, as al
so among the names which have been
signed 10 the various letters he has re.
ceved since his liberation, for that Of
one man who rendered him The slig ntest
aid, either in money, means or personal
service, in the days Of trial and despon-
dency Can he forget the many silent
hours he and | conversed on the perfidy
and meanness Of those who, under SOL
emn promise Of the most abundant aid ,in-
duced him to first assume position which
he was unable to sustain, and then entirely
abandoned him in his misfortune? Docs
he not know that he heartily approved Of
the indignant but well. meriied denuncia-
tions which l repeatedly poured forth on
their selfshness, ingratiude and COW.
ardice Can he--dare he say that he
iorgives, much less forsets, the heartless
and repusiye GOODNESS with which these
self. same knaves treated him at time
when the Subs" alone stuck faithful
lie cannot. Then why allow them TO
dupe you again , Gov. Dorr, when you
see this article, re- hect upon the nights
you have walked unknown with me in
this city, through its streets, endeavor-
ing to devise means for the destruction
Of the Algerine despo'ism Of your be-
nigh,ed and degraded State-ihink on
the false hearted poltroons who would
now fain make some capital for them
selves out OF your past suiTerings, but
who then scornfully refused to give
dollar towards enabling you to establish
the glorious principles for which they
now effect to possess such holy vener-
alton, and then blush that you did not
seize this peculiarly appropriate and hap
py opportunity of partially avenging your
wrongs, and chaslising The ungrateful
villains who so basely abandoned you.
You have missed glorious chance OF
saying things in your own yindication
which can never be said at any future
day with half so good a grace.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

Goyemor BRIGGs, in company with
Hon Horace Mann and Others of the
Board oi Education, visited Northpmp-
ton last week ios the purpose Of deciding
upon State Normal Schoul The
Northampton Courier says No dec ision
was made, bat we understand that it will
undoubtedly be established ~ this viii
ldgo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

EiFcripSs ~ ArGusT.-A number of i'm
poriaut State elections are To- come of IN the
month of August, involving the choice or "a
representative and On 'rrpn.ssrc) Senator
IN Congress They are NJ Grllnws .--
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

The Governcr aud Council have appointed
Monday. the first day Of September, for y
new trial for the election Of member Of
Congress IN the Ninth Congressional District
Of Mas sachuseiis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

Tbs will complete the elections for The ooh
.Conriess ~ all thr States except Maryland 10
whuch votes ~ October, aud Mississippi 90 10
Nnsrub"t The -ia'cs ~ Maine, NV lIamp-
Iiltc and MHs.a,lu-'its have mrnibet ga, h
Ind sl,,t ~ supply ,acantIos ~ iia Delegations
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

The annexation Of Texas comp plete
so far as Texas is concerned.-By a lat
arrival at New Orleans, we learn tn,
ihe Texan Convention has ratified III
terms Of Annexation.
The resolutions Of approval, It appear,
were passed, and the whole business q
fected on the fourth of July by one o
clock, p. nj. The result Of the prd
ceedings Of the conyeniion having bee|
engrossed upon PARCHMENT, was signe|
by all the members, and the conveniie|
for the day then adjourned. Gen. R|
sancon, u special messenger, we urde
stand, brings the approved terms Of raj
fcaiion TO our Government at Washinj
ton. He left Austin on the 9th, nI
was in Washington on The 26ih. inst.
The Convention will now present
our Congress a Constitution, and if lh
is approved, Texas, which is alrca
looked upon in the Iigh, of a Terri,or
then steps, rs a State, full grown in I
Cniop This, If lava comes in, max
% States in the Union, and gives US
Senators IN Coogress.-.N Y. Erp,v
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

Robert Hall said Of John Wesley
'fhe most extraordinary thing abou, hin,
was, that whIlc he sci all ~ motion, lac
was himself perfectly calm aud pblcg-
matte ho was th, quIcscencc VI turbu.
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