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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-25

DLACK Lace Shawls.-We have just received 10 black
ID lace shawls, assorted prices
April y3-3tif D. CLAGETT 81 CO.
DOARDING.-Mrs STETTINIUS, opposite the City
ID Hail. Louisiana avenue, has several pleasant rooms UNI
occupied MAR S-oteod
lust arrived that much s0ught-after quality of
j white pine, 44 merchantable and panel seasoned;
A few barrels of calcined plaster.
Hemlock fencing rails
Tooerher with some seasoned A select culls.
The above is Just landing Those who want buy cheap
will find advantage give me call before IS tarled
into the yard to be PILED JOHN PUHLl
Lumber-yard, on 7th street, near Centre marho',
Mar 1-epStH law3w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-25
Half Sections and Sections Vacant Land to
| occupy In the West OF Texas,

SCCt2Uns QuAft6r DtCuOHb 1zuHU
occupy In the West OF Texas,
ID ARE CHANGE, GRATlS.-The absence of a number OF
III settlers allows to offer during the year S7 go acres
the colony of Castro whose prosperity is well asceaincd
Castrovle contains 1000 inhabitants. The village
of Quh, nine miles from Castroville, numbers 90 families
The Vandenberg five miles further the road to Mexico,
30 families. Similar establishments successfully in
progress the circuit of the grant made by the
eminent of Texas TO the subscriber.
Address for references to HENRY CASTRO, Director
General and Fondaor of the Colony, Casrovie, Texas:
March 4-2im6m* Nat Intel ]
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-25

100 lbs. a-inch bolt copper Tor copper wire)
CLASS No g.
Ndudl Stores
1000 barrels best rope-makers tar
l3t g coal tar
Is pitch
10 6 turpentine
CLASS No. 4.
Sperm oil and candles.
$500 gallons winter strained sperm oil
10000 lbs. pure sperm candles, (short sixes)
CLASS No. 8.
Paints oils, &c.
$500 lbs pure dry white lead
1900 g :" lamp black
1000 " red lead
1000 f" litharge
200 :" Venetian red
1000 :" Spanish whiting
$50 :" chrome green
500 ' French yellow ochre
100 " gum shelac
50 Z" sugar of lead
23OO gallons raw linseed oil, (Dutch)
100 /" spirits of turpentne
$50 &C whale oil
10 &c meats foot oil
CLASS No. 6.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-25
.vavy-yard, Charlessorn, Massachusetts.

200 It-inch hard mahogany plank, average IA
inches wide
$50 g "2A-nch hard mahogany plank, average IA
inches wide
$50 90 '3h- inch hard mahogany plank, average l6
inches wide
I56 superficial feet mahogany boards
100 square feet mahogany branch veneers
200 t" black walnut :"
40 SUPPL feet IS
1000 feet board measure linch black walnut boards,
average IL inches wide
1000 feet board measure -inch black walnut boards,
average Hinches wide
12O superficial feet black walnut boards and plank
1000 feet board measure Pinch black walnut plank,
average Ia inches wide
500 feet board measure, 81 inch black walnut plank
average Ia inches wide
500 feet board measure 3-inch black walnut plank
average Is inches wide
1000 feet measure linoh cherry boards, average
Is inches wide
800 feet board measure, Pinch cherry plank, average
IA inches wide
1000 feet board measure, lnch yellow oak boards,
erage 20 feet long
1000 feet, board measure Finch yellow oak boards, av
erage 20 feet long
1000 superficial feet yellow oak boards
10000 No white pine boards
$4,000 &c =" Pinch plank
CLASS No g.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-25

5000 gallons pure winter-strained sperm oil
5000 pounds pure sperm candles, (short sixss)
CLASS No. 6.
Pants, oils, &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
KELLOGG & DaVJDSOY.


Collector
by gives notice that the duplicate the year
IN his hands. The amount Of taxes is as fol oWs:
For purposes each hundred cents Poll
tax cents cent hundred dollars support
OF lunac asylum cent and five mills deaf dumb
asylum, and cent for the education Of the blind
For County purposes hundred cents
poll tax cents.
For Road purposes each hundred rae
and personal estate. 10 cents.
the receiving he at
places ding elections said county
the following days tO-wit:
Pike Township on Tuesday 10Th October
Wayne Township Wednesday. 2Oih October.
Decatur Township THURSDAY Ist October.
Perry Township on Friday, 22d October.
Franklin Township on Monday, s5th October.
Warren Township on Tuesday 96th October.
Lawrence Township Wednesday, 9th October
Washington Township Thursday October.
He will attend person by the
IN Indianapolis except when in the townships
the FIRST dav Of January 1873 payers please
the per centage j. NJ. TALBOT County Treasurer
Indianapolis Sept 9th, 1877. % Owls
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

The following letier from missionary among the Cherokee Indi
well known the religious and scientific world He lived
twenty these indians and called in
the capacity Of Physician well Ministers
DR. BRAGG-Dear SIR have made Of your Indian Queen
Vegetable Coated my family negbor
hood and do hesitate recommend and ec acious
medicine all the common bilious attacks Of the country
lean that myself aud many other persons cured last
fall Of the Fever coated
pills and the disease returned either The exPe
ence have had with your tonic pills. gives great confidence IN
their virtues, which they opeate,I
believe speedy remedy for this
western country Yours with esteem, WM CHAMBERLAIN
For by BRoTHEEs sign the Golden Mortar
BY 5. J. WADE Druggist, Indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
sAyDERS'S SERIES OF SCHOOL
pn0KS

TNTITS scho hooks paird Cincnna s lhe only
q res published in The West that Is extensively Used m The Last
etn States vast amount books also published IN New
York d-naad, RAPIDLY
becme standard books at the
State Of Vermont pad tther seres 81
State in the Union They not only have an extended
the middle and southern States they
extensively used =
made 10 introduce Them into
Indiana and tn pat into hun
Of publishers of schs looks
5oks acquiring cupf
showing by their unparalleled
prevent Sandrs Books that they
well aware what the Of
competition theirs They have succerded
Ct the schools hut the following,
ffn similar notices received from different parts the State
only informs these changes have been eecd b
Whispers Of publishers, hHi Tiers bfes
victory"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
SALE OF FORFEITED CANAL

The following lots OF tracts of Wabash and
having become forfeited to the Board Of Trustees Of the Wabash
and Eie Canal for the Of interest," will
sale unless previously redeemed the Monday
49, al Indiana in of
Assembly Of the state Of Indiana approved Dec es 1876 en
lied act to amend an act for the relief Of purchasers Canal
Lands approved Jam 10,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
IN THE prRIIC


We Of Belevie feel ID
be duty the imposition that has lately t~en prae'ised
upon US.
by the standard bk be used in sctOs
Within few daysPn the agent of the Eeee series made de
schoos, and books, without either
know CONSENT placed his the hands 81 cdren
Deemins insult intelligence and reckless regard @ fhs
meeting Monday June l4h,
al which Mr. West the Agent d Sanderss Sere, having been In
vIea 70 ne m S on F s 1 30 ,Sas
pissed by a ve, replace schools,
which was done te morning The senne and Journal nj III
dsnapo~ please publish obss citizens Of BeeVls
june ''' 49, b. B. BRRTH0i0MEw, Trustee.
j. HERREN, TnIslee.
L. A. JOHNSON.
FAKTPs q Is G 1hnER ID
80 CT. SNiNDLE.
The following from he shelbyvle Volunteer, Aug 81 ls47:
adopted Of the citizens,
pubc meeting called Tor purpose, the standard boSks he
used in the schools in this town About three months of
Mct;uHy hooks witoi otain'ns The expression OF the CITIZENS,
s Loln , ss a.. w. ~, sni ~ ma % ss
sed again. aud On Tuesday evening last delivered lecture
merits ofthe respective series exposing the discrepancies IN
OF such character induced Ines
tsale made by hun Accordingly the Rev Mr. kt
was called committee Rev. Nessr.
Sufh. Judge Wright Mr. Powell chairman.
selected and rrquie To rsSHt al sugne meeting The
Committee repofted "Ihy satisfied with Of Mr..
West DR.. Mctuiy, sustained ~ the
- and in conclusion their .on the
tn the schools OF shhyvie The hks II NJ Sanders as ALTO
seih-r adapted within their knoN Ieds he
elementary educathin" Sanderss
csuance wiz hriTFe Recommendation. been ad,aaed"
The following the resolution OF the Trustees OF the Shelly County
We the shelby County Seminary hearing
prt 81 Sandr hct VI
' scI Books have adopted sande series As the standard ks
OF this Seminary. yERsNfAH tFSNsrr,
WILLIAM NooO,
/ E1rHALET KENT,
A. DoslK,
shslbyvine, Aug. 90. 2s-sw wi. Joss Mo1.l.os.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
VICTORY! VICTORY!!

a GREAT BATTLE BETWEEN THE CONFINED row
~ Frs of all
the States OF Ohio Kentucky and
and much admired cooking stove called the
Combination Stove.
has been fought and the victory
combines all the good qualities different
in in the United States All persons wishing examine
purchase cordially and respectfully invited
ne Hardware of
KELLOGG 81 DAVIDSON,
north side Of Washington street. nearly opposite the Palmer House.
ut the sign of the Big Paddock where they
assortment Of the above named with
cook and paor stoves called the Congress 7r IT. M This
said to be the most splendid paor air tight place. before the
public Our friends and neshbors respectfully inv call
and examine stoves and he careful
sly KELLOGG 8 DAVIDSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

MARRIED, in Glasgow, Mo-, Mr. c. F. ROCKER,
formerly of indianapolis, to Miss JANE daughter Of
DR.. Howard, Of Howard county, Mo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
SfIERiEI,,S SlI.E.

EpY virtue Of executions ire ted from the Jerk once
NJ Of the Marion viii 10 Puur sac
the ID ofOolr 49, The Cont hoae DOR IN the to~n oil
indianapolis within the hours prescribed by lw te ch ana
profits years following real e~taie, toWlt
The south OF Sc ton No Ia town.
ship No. Il, and rangeNo east containing 90 acteS
And on failure 10 realize ull amount OF Judgment Htrst
and COSTS will al the AMI place, expose ne Tee simple
Of said real estate Taken property Josiah Thahr
the suit Of George Dner and at tie SUIT OF George loeis
A. ". RUSSELL.
al.swis (si70 Sheriff of Marion County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
SlIEIsEtIEF,S SALE.

TpY virtue Of two yendoni exPouas directed from the
elek,s Office of the Maron circuit court vii expose 10
public October o47 the door
in with hours prescribed
lie rents profits for OF the following zeal estate
10 - -
pie fractional par
No. l. 5 rad il o. " o Indianapolis
And realize the fu amount Of judgment interest
and costs will the time place. tie lee simple
Taken the property OF 70 Patterson al
the OF Moses al Of
A. ". RUSSELL,
sl.3wis (sle0 Sheriff ef M mon County.
PULMONARY CoNsUMPTIoN-ITs CAUSES. PREyEN-
L TfON AND CURE, n lectures. Dr. Fitch
Just receiskd. MORRISON TALBOT
sep II. 81
DARKER's AIDS TO COMPOSITION embracing specimens
OF sfhoo and College Exercises ana mos Of the
hrlx- Of English compost pna " =
Seyt- ~ - MORRISON TALBOT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
NOTICE.
GOOue C0ruty rE'.waS In. uSaH

Boone County Faxes Tor 1877.
TENHE Treasurer of Boone Indiana hereby gives
that the duplicate for the present year is in his hands
The amount o. taxes charged for the % each hun
dred dollars worth Of taxable property IS for purposes
cents and cent for the asylum for insane
hVe mills for and dumb asylum and one cent for the educa
ton Of the blind; for road
nFe cents and Tor county purposes, hirty-hve
For the purpose OF receiving taxes he will attend at the
the following a to-vvit-
In Marion township on Friday, October 18th.
in Clinton township on Saturday, October 10TH
In Centre township Monday. October 18th
In Union township Tuesday, h.
In Eagle township wednesday. October Goth
In Perry township on Thursday, October 21st
In Harrison township Friday. October 221.
In Jackson township Saturday,
In Washington township Tuesday, October 26ih
In Sugar Creek township Wednesday, October 9th.
In Jefferson township on Thursday, Octo er 9sh.
He viii attend his Office Lebanon except absent in
the several until the
J. I. MCLAUGHLIN, Treasurer of Boone county.
Lebanon August 10Th ls47 al6wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
state OF Indiana. Marion CommtY. SCI.
IDear INTO SAID count and plead
Of the cause al the next term (
n the Court iinUse in Indian
IeAi, the bill, as a. him, will be
: sol. r. b. DUNG
l-3wis
NOTICE
he undersigned has taken OF
will and testament OF John G.
NOTICE

hereby gwen that the undersigned has taken out letters
tamentary the last will Abrams
OF Marion eouny Indiana deceased persons
estate are required to make immediate payment and those having
claims az inst The noiie present claims properly
authenticated for yment. TIE said
Aug sists lofs 2f-awT JAMES MOORE Executor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
NOTICE,

hereby given that the undersigned IN ~ public SAFE on
- Thursday the 23d day
y Of John g Abrams late Of Marion counfy Indiana
hs ae residence IA fke township in said county, consisting OF
horses cattle sheep, hogs crib corn on TIE a
ss and say IN the stack honseold an,
iuntur together with many 0fhe- too teio.
mention Sale 10 Commence al o'clock a. ~ credit Of twelve
months VIII be given al Of three dollars and upwa
doirs, in
y VIII De re uired without relief whatever VALUATION
aPpraisement avs TIE estate is probably solvent
Asg-3i, 1871. G3wf JAMES MOORE Executor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
INDIANAPOLIS LAND FOE SALE.
as4d. Mad Banner. tErors Of sami. Class deceased

SELLING OFF AT COSE!
ENHE undersigned DESTROYS Of closing his present ofD
Goods Queenswae Cutlery &c &c. and therefore now offers
the positively AT COST All bargains
should avail themselves
Ii3W E. j. PECK, NOuis's
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

NEADECAL NOALENEE.
gEffIE Lectures in this Institution
- Monday in November and continue sixteen weeks
FACULTY. .
DANIEL MEEKEH NJ D.. .anato14y and Physiology 5000
A. B. sHIPNAN, N. D., Surgery 1000
g W RICHARDs, N. D., Theory and Practice 1000
JOIN B. Mus. A. NJ. Cheuisir1. 1000
NICHOLAS H. A. NJ, Obstetrics, IOlO
=. DENING VI. D., Materia 1000
Marculafion Ticket 500
Graduation Fee. 5000
Disserttng Tickets, optional, 500
Good board lights 81 Is to s. 90 Der
week. ID. MEEKER ID. Dean Of Faculty
CIV. is rJOurnal1
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

Clerk # Land 0tirs-
LAND OFFICE LogaRsPOIf Aug 20 lS47. 26-4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

Of the dsy---vast amount used per
InOntli---Ehc numerous and w Onder-
fui Cures i! effecf>---lts Magical Enect
upon Bilious Eeyers, and Fever and
Ague---Great Excitement nmOng the
Ll0eInnSf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

u 4 suulution
SdOn the FAM
Consumption
LECTURES 4TH AND 5TH-TO THE LADIES. This hook
should he extensively read and its suggestions carefully noted
JLst received MORRISON TALBOTf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
10000 Boxes per Month,

And find difficult with large force OF HANDS and es
in machinery which have adopted manuac
them fast enough supply the demand in thirteen western
and southern States One mandatory constantly en-
gagei preparing the c0ncenTaed eXtars OF when
obtain
correspondents in
all Of tie country medne per month"; not less
than 1900 Fever and Ague thousand Of which have
resisted all other treatment,
n
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03
FARTHER NEWS FRoM MEXICO.

The Philadelphia Inquirer of Wednesday
thus sums mp the news then jusrTeceised from
Vera Cruz -
No new movement OF importance had taken
place. Gen. Patterson had reached New Or
| leans, probsbly in consequence OF Ill health
! Several regiments Of volunteers whose Perioc
of service had expired, where al Vera Cruz on
their route homeward Gen Worth was expec
ted TO enter Puebla on the 7lh without oppo'
stion Gen. Scott would not be able TO march
10 the city Of Mexico, with larger force than
60O0 men. Santa Anna's Whereabouts had not
been fully ascenaned, although he was repor-
ted TO be at Orizaba, raising troops. The guer-
rilas were not as troublesome as at first appre-
hended. Two deaths by vomio were announ-
ced al Vera Cruz on the llh one French
lady, and the other Mr. Smith, surIer of the
nsyIvania regiment. A train Of 400 wa
CONS was 10 leave Vera Cruz on the S,h A
Yankee was arrested in Mexico on the 26,h,
" ho was anxious 10 make terms of peace with
The President on his own hook. The Mexicai,
papers are warllke in their tone. The owners
of the mine La Luz had loaned the Government
S55 900 for the war. An American officer is
reported 10 have lnsul,ed respectable female
on The Plaza at Vera Cruz on the 9Th. Disgrace
full! Mr. Kendall writes that Gen. Scott was
expected TO leave Jalapa with Gen. Twiggs,
in the course OF few days, and that his next
movemen,,w would depend upon circumstances.
The Inquirer of Saturday gives the following
summary of news by later arrival Major
Gaines and his companions, including MidSbIp-
man Rogers, were at the last accounts at liber-
y in the city of Mexico. A parry of2O0 Mex
leans had been prowing about Vera Cruz, when
Captain Walker, and his raemen wen, in pur-
suit, and killed several OF them. Every thing
was reported 10 be in confusion at the Capitol.
Anaya was still Presiden, PRO TEN, but was
without influence. The GuerrIIIas were at
work between Puebla and the city. The Brit
ish proposition 10 mediate has been rejected
by the Mexican Congress-,he motion even
TO consider being lost by vole of Al 10 So
Santa Anna claimed victory on the l7lh at
Cerro Gordo, but admits that the United States
troops had the advantage on the 18th. He Ie-
pors his force to be 1000, and rapidly increas-
ing, and he asks for money TO carry on his op-
erations. A powerful party in favor of peace
is believed 10 exs. a, the Capitol but the mea-
sure was nevertheless unpopular On the ap
proach Of our troops, Congress and the archives
of the Republic viii be moved TO the city Of
Morella.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03
COrHePed at Last!

The Washington Union denies that the copy of
the Pass Of Santa Anna, published by US few
weeks since, is correct copy. 1t says that Mr..
POlk furnished no pass at all, but admits that an
order TO let Santa Anna INTO MercO ,caS issued By
Mr.. Marcy to the Squadron in the Gulf So it
seems after years wrggngs and twistings and
every endeavor to creep out of the matter, that Mr.
Polk is endeavoring to place that disgraceful and
disreputabe transaction upon the shoulders Of Mr..
Marcy! But did not Mr. Marcy act by the au-
1horty of the President However, it makes no
difference who issued the Order OF Pass, it is now
admitted by the Official Organ Of the President
that Santa Anna was permitted by our Government
to pass the Squadron in the Gulf Of Mexico, re-
turn to his own country, place himself at the head
of powerful army, and march against our own
citizens and butcher them A similar diaboical
act was never before committed by any country
in any age. 1t has remained for the President of
the United States TO furnish an enemy, then at
war with this country, with powerful General to
lead its forces against his fellow-c citizens !
What has he not to answer Lancaster Union.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03
Who brought about the War7

This question the Loco papers now try to an
swer by quoting the language of General SCOTS
Proclamation of the llth Of April last
Mexicansi Americans are not your enemies
but the enemies for time of the men who, year
ago, msgoverned you, and brought about this un-
natural war between two great republics"
They do not inform their readers that The Proc
lamation from which this extract is taken was pre-
pared at the War Department al Washington and
sent down 10 Gen. Scott TO be published.
1t is but short time since they were daily quo
ting I" Gen. Taylors Proclamation" to prove the
same thing; and were sienced by having thrust
in their face Secretary Marcy's order to Gen. Tay
lor 10 distribute the document from which they had
been quoting.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03
Another Wife Wanted.

A Mr.. Thomas Jefferson Cade, of Woodbury.
N. J. comes out in the Ledger with the crazes'
advertisement we have seen for long time,
signifying his desire 10 take a wife, who, if we
understand Mr.. c. rightly, must possess the
following qualifications: She must be beau,i-
ful young Virgin, with a capital Of ,weniy-six
millions, if convenient" clothed in the sun or
electromagnetic gliding and attended with
thunder and lightning, artillery and muskelry
and smar, engagements Of grape and canister,
with appropriate music of hornpipes, reels, an
thems, organ, lamborines, &C." Any lady pos
sessed of these moderate requisites is invited to
address Mr.. Cade confidenlially and an imme-
diale response may be expected provided, we
guess, Mr.. C should not, in The interim, be
confined in some luna,ic asylum and debarred
from the privilege of entering into an amatory
espondence. SCOTS Weekly Paper.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03

upon the flour or potatoes iha. were 10 feed his
children IN the extremity OF winter. IL was a
question between the tyranny OF wealth and the
Ihelplessness Of poverty. IL was question be-
tween the freedom and slavery OF The poor-ior
what man is more a slave than the unfortunate
who breads a Jail or the grasp of constable
Ii was question between despair aud hope ID
the wrelched-for what despair is so profound
as that Of the pale debtor who, without the
means of feeding his children, knows llia. il
he earns those means, they must be levied up
on. The law protected no dishonest man; il
required the surrender Of all and having Sc
cured that, il manumiued the slave Of poverty,
it took off his chains, removed his curse, and
bade him 60 forth, TO hope, to virtue and to la
bor And who were and who are opposed to
this blessed enactment? The nabobs, the ba-
rons, the wealthy ,yran,s who would hold a rod
of iron over The poor--and now in addition, the
Loco Focos ,0ho support Skunk. Again, We are
willing TO meet them We will trust 10 the
honest hearts of Pennsylvania upon this issue
and lei them determine whether il was crime,
in tha, season of almost universal bankruptcy
and distress, when hundreds Of thousands Of
our people were groaning under the EXTREMIST
destilu'Ion, 10 give vote for the relief OF the
poor. Upon this question, Il. J. Walker was,
for once right; and the effort of the Loco Fo-
cos to denounce him and Gen. Irwin will scarce
ly avail them in Pennsylvania.
The truth is that no ingenuity can invent an
objection against Gen. Irwin ha. will not reooIl
upon the inventors. He is known to the peo-
pie of Pennsylvania and his eminent abilities
as statesman. his ardor in defence of Penn
syvania interests, his plain and dsineresied
republicanism, his modes,y and bis virtues have
endeared him to the good and the honest Of all
parties. From present appearances, his eec-
lion is placed beyond doubt; and We predict
with confidence that his administration WILL by
its liberality, lofty integrity, moderation and
ability, win the admiration of every man who
cherishes the welfare and honor of the Old
Keysione.-NOrth american.