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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-11-18

eve have received sufficient returns to
induce us to say lha. the Cass men have
been the means Of defeating Martin Van Blu
ren."-N. Y Cour.
DEAFNESS James Yearsiey, an English sur.
geen, has discovered according to the Medical
Examiner, a curious and efficient mode OF relief
for deafness resulting from scarlet fever, &C., in
| cases where the drum Of the car has been bro
ken. 1t is simply to moi..en small pellet of
raw cotton, and gently push it down the passage
Of the ear till il reaches the drum at the bottom;
adjusting il till it produces the best hearing.
This adjusting is necessary, else II may make e:
indispensable. The cotton should be changed
every morning. Many other cases arc cited in
proof.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21

Summary.

Accounts of the abolition excitement in Wash
ington continue to be received. The President
has issued an order admonishipg the clerks in
the departments against participating in any OF
the popular assemblages on the subject. The
proceedings in Congress were not calculated to
allay the excitement; and further violence
against the Office of the abolition newspaper
was seriously apprehended.
Both houses of Congress participated in the
general agitation, and presented lamentable
spectacle Of the bitter hostility engendered by
the reckless acts of the abolition fanatics. The
Northern and the Southern members INDUCED
in violent denunciations of each other; but the
feeling was manly directed against the promi
nent abolition agitators In either house. Nc
public business was transacted.
We were yesterday again led into error rela
tive to the decision Of the House in the contest
ed election case between Messrs. Jackson and
Monroe, of this city. 1t appears from our regu.
lar report that the seat has virtually been de-
clared vacant, and a new election will conse.
quently have to be held.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
intelligence from Mexico.

1EkO1uCOe
The annexed despatch was received last night
from some place in the South, but where we
cannot positively say, probably New Orleans
This document may contain some very import
ant information, but as we are unable to make a
straight thing of it, we give it just as it came
to us. Should any of our readers succeed In
discovering anything very wonderful in this
despatch, previous to the arrival of the details
by mail. we would feel obliged if they would
call and give US an insight into the matter:-
from Cruise 9th Gensre Kearney installed Governor
state Vera Crus Mr. Soldier lef: Cruz for City 9th
cortsd by captain Tilghmans command about sixty
strong Tlghman escorted and from Jalapa to Antigua
on nth He took passage spanish Brig MARITIME Captain
Melton with his passage to Washington strived Cru.
With small bands Of armed men masked daily Commit
ting depredativns route between Mexico and to Buca
infested in like monitor Says yet fifteen depu.
tvs and Senators necessary to form quorum and OPT
MONS various to treaty per Read
into Court inqui too long to report
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
News from Europe.

The eyes of all our citizens are directed to
the old world more earnestly and attentively
than ever, since the receipt of the news Of the
dethronement of the King of Prussia, and the
declaration of a republic in that country.
We shall soon have SIX days later intelligence
from the continent of Europe, by the auxiliary
steamship Sarah Sands, now in her seventeenth
day, and almost, if not fully, due at this port.
In case she do not arrive soon, we shall receive
eleven days later news by the steamship Acadia,
at Boston, which vessel will arrive in the course
of day or two.
1t is only natural that we should be excited,
under the circumstances but we must exercise
little patience, and not expect impossibilities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21

$4,000 bales chiefly for Eng and Middling 81 cents.
Sugar Is inactive far S'< 70 3k. Molasses Sales
effected ct 10 30 cts. Flour-Prco. giving way
Freights2 ships for Liverpool were taken at 9i6hs
ExchaDge-du
BcsroN, April 20, lsAs -Fiour--The market oontin'
ued steady and noticed sales Of 800 bbls Gsnesee
and Michigan, with other western brands at So 37H
So SO. CoTn-The market continued about the same,
with steady sales 10000 bushels white and yellow
changed hands at 81 $50 There was change In
rye and have only to notice sales Of soos4o0 bushels
ct $40. Oats steady, and sales Of 26co bushels
made at $40 Provisions quiet There was
nothing new in freights.
BUFFALO, April 30, ls4S.-Recsipts Flour 1000 bbs;
Wheat 5000 bushels corn 5000 do. The -four market
rmsined about the same, and sales OF 500 bills
made at - 81 per Dbl. Wheat was arm at 81 06 for
Chicago, and at 81 10 for good Ohio Corn was dull
at s5c for western yellow Whskey of $40 bbs.
were made at lsc; which Q decline. Provisions
showed NO change.
CLEVELAND, (Ohio) April 90, ls4s.-Receipts by the
canal within the past "a hours follows: Flour
$50 bbls wheat $500 bushels corn, 5000 do. Sales of
36e bbls Of -four made cleveland Mis at 81 rs.
Whe, t. Sales of 900 bushels made at loc. Corn
was dull and provisions inactive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21

SOC BordcfSs and Lyons 4f. ESQ.,, at sssfr $780, and
soltr. $50 Nantes, A8thern, Bale. Marssules. and
Heyrc, unchanged at the respective prices Of sa5fr
are francs better, at 4aofr aud srssbsrs afr SOC
better at siS Bons du TIesor nre quoted With 50 per
cent ofs French gold il at sofr the thou.snd; the
Eughsh sovereign Is worth from a6sr sos to a7fr rs
thsns OF Paris have again consider the
OF exchanging notes for specie and ana havs
determined TO the plan which thsy ned resolved
or three days back In their published statement they
say, Having deemed 1t important msutsin specie in
Soa DOOR which va had determined on would have
suosd for that purpose. The demsnd for specie rem
dering thai price inefficient have come to the concu
sion that will be better to raise or diminish the charge
according to circumstances.
HAMHukGH. March 2l.-Dsuish English Loan, II :
Spanish Ardoins Five per Cents X R9i!w,ysIB.r-
burgh % ~; Alttna-Kiel 81 50. Exchauges-Hsm-
buIgb March 81 sight 10 los< two months, Is sK;
Stockholm. March IL, 80 days, IL l4-Hambu,sh Bor-
seaAeAe, March 81.
BELGIAN FUNDS -BRUssKLs, March 49, Loan of ls40,
67s<; do, ls44 81 6lk Exchange on London IS co.
Brussels Papers. March %
PRussrAN FUNDS BERLIN, March % st schuld Sch
Three srd-aHalf per Cent, ssA say Excherpe on
LONDON fi, ass 26ss; Ham burgh; 1903 on Paris
SIS The.. va, great frmn'ss in hs funds o-dsy and,
although not much burr-ss 5sre, there wss an evil
dest return of confidence. Tomorrow the Bsurse will
b, closed.
HAvRE. March IS Business is very dull and trans-
Cotton has scarcely been sold at difference Of TO
names from the last current price The only thing
Whubeo money, ma the eetaol1Dhment OF once
and that Of discount counter are waited for With the
greatest anxiety.
Cotton-Ths sales Of the week are as follows 5s7
bales New Orleans very ordinary to good ordinary at
60 66 500 do Mobile, low ordinary, 81 e5; "a DO
Georgia, ordinary, 81 63 Is do do, damaged, public
sale 10 "a Total, 1908 bales Impcrtstiops-ll75
bales from New York by American chip Baltimore;
a09! do from Now Orleans, by tho Adams 5s7 do do,
by the fremont; 1850 do from Mobile, by the Seth
Spra.ue 1855 do from Charleston by the French ship
Msrtinica. Total, l64 bales The quotation Of this
day marbs fall of A. the inferior middliug fair az
other qualities and decline OF 81 the ordinary and
middliog Stock on hand to-day IS 900 bales against
90 oO0 same time last and 80 0O0 in 1916 Thirty
nine ships expected from all the ports Of the
United States
Annexed are the quotations.
Good Mdg. Fully
INF Ord Mdg. Mdg. Fai'. Fair Fair Fine
Noble Noble. s; g g 8 g =
Rce-Sales (puhlic) of A bbls Carolina damaged at
i5f Csc S SOC; ana % bbs do also damaged ct I6f
to l6i 26c.
TalIow-No sales 500 bbls were received from New
Orleans by the ship Adams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
The Progress Of tho Runaway Slave Exclte-

WASHINGTON, April 20-Il P. NJ.
The President issued an admonition, to- day,
to the clerks in the executive departments against
taking part in any of the mobs which may as
semble in the District, ON the slavery question.
The Captain, and the aids Of the Captain, be-
longing to the schooner, have been again un-
der examination, and a number of the owners
have been at the jail to prove their property.
A crowd of blacks has been around the jail all
day.
A number OF the re-captured slaves have been
sold to go South
The proceedings in Congress, to-day, have add
ed sfuel to the public wrath, snd crowd is
gathering again at the National Era office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
The Abolition Excitement In Washington.
Nc Ann 1919

WASHINGTON, April ~, 1873
1t Is believed that the summary process con-
templated for removing the abolition paper called
the Neto Era, has been abandoned A few per-
sons are collected in the nelghborhood of the
Office, but all remains quiet The proprietors
publish card, declaring their disconnection
with the recent elopements, and their determi-
nation to do or say nothing unlawful. Fears of
the rabble at night are still entertained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
News from Yucatan,

AUGUSTA, April 20, 1848.
An express has arrived from New Orleans,
which announces the arrival at that port, on the
18th instant, of the brig Mllanton, from Havana,
from whence she sailed ON the 9Th.
Accounts up to the 11th March were received
there from Caracas, favorable to peace being es-
tablished with Monagas. The country is divided
into two great parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21

Ihe Circulation Of the Herald.
April 2oth Thursday, daily and extra. 81 600 copies.
The publication Of the Herald commenced yesterday
ct o'clock, and finished at Is minutes past I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21

BUFFALO, April 20, 1S4S.
The storm on the lakes has been very severe,
and much damage is apprehended. Six vessels
have been beached on Lake Erie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21

Nnw ORLKArs, April Is The cotton market has been
unsettled to day Mddling washsld at s'fss%c Sugar
and MoIassss dol and prices remsinsd unchanged
Ohio and Illinois Flour va worth ~ 90 per Dbl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21

ARMY 1NIELLiGLNcE.-The chip Huntrcss,
Captain Spring, called yesterday from Cover
nor's leland, with detachment OF Sixty recruits
Tor California, under nd OF CAPTAIN Rufus
Iugalls, Assistsnt Quarter Master; fir,t Lieut..
M. Morton, California Regiment M. 5. f.
Messrs' satter, Watkins, Richard, aud wife.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21

AUGUSTA, april ~, 1913.
An express, bringing dates from New Orleans
to the 10th inst, has arrived, but it contains
nothing further from Mexico, The market re-
port transmit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
ShlpplnQ Intelligence

NEW ORLEANS, April H-Arr ships Sabna, New York:
Ksahdin, ard Robert Burton Philsdepha CID ship Dan
ysrs Boston, bark, Ciantero do Henry H.!beck aud Elliott
New York; schr Sarah Frances, Phadelphia 80.
6th-Cld ships Indiana, and Chnles bark Savoyney bR
Ceesearana ant sthr Sea Gull Nsw York; schs VAIN
and Nassau Philadelphia bark Home, Baltimore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21

DEPARTURE OF THIS WAsHINeroN.-The steam-
er Washington sailed from her peir shortly after
10 o'clock yesterday morning, and crossed the bar
at Sandy Hook, about IL o'clock, for Southamp-
ton and Bremen. She takes out 4S passengers,
and goo, 900. Her. mail was NOT large.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21

NAVAL IsTELLrGENcE-U.S brig cambridge,
from Norfolk for Africa, was spoken on tue 18th,
lat 36 ID, lon. 20 As. Sloop of war ST. Mary,
from the Gulf, for northern port, was also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
NEW YORK HERALD.
JAM K . GORDON BENNETY,
PROPRIETOR

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery.-LA BAYAprRE-RoB
Roy.
CHATHAM THEATRE, Chatham strset-KINo's 0AR.
pENxR-CHLD OF THE Rko MENr-NRw YoRK as IT Is
<p<-E sacaxrs
fANC.s AMA HALL. Broadway. Houssoa street.
SAHvAhDb fANcRAMA OF the MIssIssIPPi
ME-. ODEON. BowWy-BALLAp SNaIns. VnaisIA
dINsrRtis, Nc.
BROADWAY ODEON. Broadway.--PYsNALios Sra
rUARy, &c.
CONVENTION HALL, Wooster street, nsN BIsseksr--
SABLE BRorHHRs-ErMIorIAN SINeING, 90.
MINERVA ROOMs-SournERN HARMONIC rs-ErHIo.
Plan SINoINo, &c.
BROOKLYN INSTITUTE, Washinston sts.t-CHRn.
fys MIKsrRELs-ErxIoPIAE SIraIxs, BURLsseUs DAs
crxc, he.
PAr1ERscN. N
ODD FELLOWS HALL-THE MouNrArrEER,' Con-
NSW York. Frlduy. Apr1l "a. l64S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21

rev YORK. Friday, April "a, ls4s
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-01

eyapsbY dR GamaAeAss l,oi
81 s2'h MaiofN boa and sdsfisa
cPmsRehe tdia satos
sehpS at pudhis pasE sisls MI,
Jumps hpras, md raSS wv
sisted ger dong Is Santa Anna aaa ST ~
Pnaeipa cemmaadlae c6isfs. = IS Co..
Aslshbq's aAal TIER men psfe AZ - e
ee'lag4 he whftss ana fahsn, M,
sHat 1tps do 4 d lHeif bums
lHr wy aad IL is shd thsV
eAHiar Aee botsa nd ~. Hal} Il ST. ns5
few "a, and aTs Is bsiie mis- ss.s
Esasels q hey pfsy eay mi lie
hapau taa give 70 III ne horses nat thsv
ssVs stolen aaa Ekat s whites aast rssurn
thqss taken from sa JhhA5a INA slag
eEuWpA hpFssa u i've 66. N pags "
sHs y aaasFtsiad u MuI6f
be Ha hels sfSalf sbsll rs sxpisnea.
20 nay shs VI ~ ssain smoke ~ Il
psaeA together.
Ana re camaneH prdasise iaas
iit wil ~ the Lapade uhAlcs lbs
hpshss ap Cm sS
tfasps pans inio tsr6s, INV
nsl . w%illlngIg Mdi
lbe aus aat ml shall moi Sc Is saIaal
va bly, hslsasl iops ftom ne s hrt.
mem q him a psaeeonaag sSms
EalASF1AAa 4 lndio6 wars Ami
aa the CAhens Oil M alde, Rith thSib
siasht ~ can bling MY " INV
athsF tribes q lafmsqniie saBilS. ae slai,ea
ean Api0nin sEaay egenipa,tu aset the
amsneRss ard ceordiag u ssye
nsH apaseems Adlysep6aehK maj Is Win 81
abls n belng 9hehale NrnsA Nails qdiGaihaa
sasigaBla III his sxsFadna, lila aaf aaliasd
p ghiuf 4 ~ may succeed. thoaah tess aEe
RsEal ous pbsfacle Nh tke way u abec
slement Of as aiHealisa
My health il bad ind am unablsto write
any more pfssenis butt y soon IL Major
Aai6bbyfa Returns yoa ahall hear from ina
agains Mds eap s0nf obsdh safga
IA I JOHNSON,
L Gel. Fsontisr Rag 4 NJ v.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-01

IN .NNf. NMNE
y the arrival ~ tie .Baiish mail steamei
rom '. "a Cruz, We have received OUT 6fes o
lsSlsan paPsss gths ltih insi being fv,
lateF than pfevioaa Feseiveds
Their waa A rumsf etisten afDoha ilse .pas
n bard ihs WsSssfR, las As
ustidps Cshshl Paiaaes. j reselnilo1ers
roleis, had mf al yssa Cruz
~ spms asafts saBesated b ! Il.
sfs @hAs6 skiaiea ID .ha c q Mexico. q
as hnpF Ffada ia ana sFecaits .
passportand sqQDQg T as, ha@.
prnHiiy dshifa ~
Revolutionary pFoj III stilI Ahted ii II
.he newspaper, rat thsy have notySrassumct
any ds6ni shap
lnDtAEs AKar0usp nrts Of the country con.
Anua q b disturbed BY Indian insurrec,iOns
A Any camanches had attacked ii,
lns n cpns'A, but rrtited after having com.
iaed some depredaNons.
A~evAscAIiesFEs This spunky litne d..
partmsnt he's been r ming iasslfinto hot water
again. 4 pds disagreement has occurred
between tht ayaniamiento o6 the civ II A.
gnaaealienseB ana ths hisatsnsQs sGaveyuo ii
Mn Stair aof zasatseas, y esnssque ce 81
which she cafpnrmio6 ii aboaa J 8 Apeaeh Isl
uhctiauafy heleie 3. leeislainf ofths shf6,
cHiApts-lhe Gnsrda 3 a0 a.
10 aupunces ON ftoHss nad ekIs
na H NuNlfOmohtaD ~ tha State ,uh lis
w ad8dtTaaQu
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-01
Arrest 3 coualorGol,ots.

lhespotee'Vt tue Third afunIcipaIity ,naas
m 0'osl H'eor9anl arrest last evening It'd.
las bssn eiiectcd il Ihissdiiy fora lons.u a.o.
from la~tifpatbn rdcesedsi wo lays M.
claef 81 tle police vas Ied q bel,eys As,
gang ofeOnntefEe itefswsfs al MN u / 4
aE neAmda slressbel wsea MonIcs andGeod
Csildreasls Win al edioisat Mana n 4
.'sFlag gent g tAe house, and saddeniy sast.
iag, atgsssd the purity whom Gisy weFe n M
very act " lprping OUT allot III coDnteyA
A1ericap hall dOllais and dimes IHe per.
sons taken iqsc tusioag woe a.sbaniagd nam,
. i'ewls Nofdeai bis wife, and d Aisdsmo
onlas g eenqnezD afahd. I1iey were INN.
sa'a5a5 iateR x tie ealabqose aud locked up
VII III aooEef tle foops the eaicrrs fonna
iargs pils of eouiserfsis dinssa EaIf dioes
and conceded oudrs he bed vas tsg e
Aagf d9llg4l al made Of an alloy 81 conner.
tae egesris vlh whieh they Wsts II ara
veg 81 comp Fipliaa. YAs
aelale wqfe aliafanged The mast work-
ttaHlaAq @aupy ara tie des Wa NJ bsna.
aeiAeq go'tcn upAia i any indictment ii az
lnd new iulhsyDs 3 Mint. rs poIsee n
Etlt' Third Munieipq deserve Infinite sprsi.s
'or thls arrest 81 ae consider a. bsisa sbo
hest important one sia Gas ever been made
~ shattdlsAic' Tho Madame Dofans @ho
vas hleh wilh4tho patty, u Ill oIa police u.
qua6Hgance. ne Fhusbaaa u now nshspsni
taatiary q Baton Roqgo tor robbery and
a'ssplptlokill and sbe las long been saapsc.
cd u being gseeyct % stolen goods sks
was the lessee q the house il which Na,dast
eaFfisd "a his operations, and nd donbi ~.
Piled tAe WHICH his manuiarts,, n
aomestIss dollars was carried pn. Aali
psebaRthty w1olo. party willbe exsmsmsd
lasaag " Reseeaef suseneeu.- 8ew oAsaas
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-01

le phys'cipns at Consiantnaple bass ".
2 pnmented tAe osoof fig, With gteat sasssss
ga preventative Of the cholefa. Tbls ffo
Z say @ exercise q boaling i~niuebee 1paa
me aOmaeh and b5wes an is highly asegal
~ diseases which maaliest lhensels j 4
derange'sent Of the digestive funcdoha ona
commonly Precedo az attack of the chale.
Ya.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-01
GUTTA PERCHA,

HHF - ~
This 9e1d~erihkafticIs i Just nov engaging
aells ssssA wal man oE "
extent thar beF
Ihe ssH found il great abundaDceai
Singapore epd lis Vicinity, DENSE forests OF il
sFe ipuud a the sbuihssD q Hemity IF fhe.
Malaynn peninsula The nee i called Nisto
by ne " people, but they aTs not ac-
qaamtsd win, the properties of 10 sap; Il a.
sainsao considerable sire, even Al Large Al nix.
feel Ia diameter; is plentiful an SsgawaS fand
mos. probably ~ over ths Island ~ ndfpse
The Tree Is 81 IL 4 ene 81 saeiaEeest IL
lhetagssls c /. tom The timber 4
81 oose and pea las h91dine pprpossss But
DC tIes bsa wAsc eaaerets.
Oih Gsed ri laeds v
Guua Rercha II quulainSa ID aha zap aua
milky aics Whieh qaiek eopaarssss d apa
sure % he Iron tasnss b ihif3 pounds
being average pse4gse ope Hei
collecting ne ssps Gle trees are {elled, barks a.
nd lef drys and u~salsss q great 4
forAhe Gdila, HE smPorts9ion VI whidb alseaa
renshep mans hundred sanss annpal Hence
the forests VII soon ba cleelsd 81 the Gata
trees, where's beloved itak s%spslaal
aid modsfps saP MIC q s. -
eiaiaps y aaoase II easee
1he Gusa m wed M frtaaa. q 4
ealB l6 ag
80 dive ~ h,t N~tre w,Ean-tsW
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-01

ntitiAA soFsa x6esloaa 5sI66iss
ss 1ioS "a Tnp u sTla laaddu
raw II Publishing ihe loiIog MI
aseistlef, witch ha Bend sammgnicase q
editors, aAgs ie nom N iatsRt ssni Md
Ksf eglHqist il the neigsbo r8osd Z W1a.
mlehl Bsphsgies) shass i8de ae,
may be ieltad Apon..
0a.
REset qha nv Pms eg tAe spigii III Aps
eqlnpi thih3he Iwlya months: rcn /.
t sAet nov atea fIps IF aiiaex
ailpn iolhe mi q Slalas me NAV s,s,sle
89gi sa aatle rds han stsaa3s. Fou.
wv seq holaee o this IL ouF a saSs, 4
wAelssome fsq II going to- faf4 aull dnsral
w cheek dRon fhem baa liz question
9ally apa baesl cdsssa daOnr Sa ~clnsses
fsgulatIy dbasa e cl0Osl asd adsocs.
ea by men Sc sndalaaal8e sssrf VII
s0tless of capsss bAys osmAiasa 10 6gina q
lboasthiA slAse , feeling N tie Hsst place. M
redasidp 4 III das Bate amboE hcw
EadyanlagsSa IL EagIand.bas aSIhptatelg ass.
nsssd eaF tlnlbsr trade MA without Ill
sxPon Tie threatened 6bsqatioh II
gstian laws closed mos ii oaS
shi and slsctaaly oResksd th.t
esaueh Sas industry no gads no
doubt GOD thi0g fof Ehsland; bat
eniW Ii EngEanl mu8 ieliaalash viii ias
q colonies, unies di6y ars mahaaaa III 1 ban
neF ss widely diHsrs6ta a. ~possibis fTSm ~
%pFesent sysssm TRefs Gun 81 ho oOsssl8o
PIG hat Che y rsi In8lss lie assstls NIT al:
nd y sahotheF Ysa w shall " II N eanA
oanAIapt csnaition peopte dcre oan.
avoid sseiAa avdla haarng tKasI nv
81 me United Suites ats IL ] lnos. aoadsf-
condition; that hese q abuadautbusidos
IF ! pToalaBle kina NAL .hs American eiips
~ al ele sseA Il, and ihat wages dFU Al
least double what 4Fs para, u oan possibI 81
ptts fisdi here tah Rsn Till thous-
snas, wispgas j line oF seuta, should IoaVe
tnis COLONY aaIa INK ssd farther wss, Is VII
Phrassgoes9l SINCE June ast abant 5O00pet.
sons, residents and naive hare left 81 john,s
fog Boston, thence scs = over the Union
From all parts Of prov nee they 60 ~slsa.
About aO0Q, selerants ifom.
TrelHBd hagal adda s tass sasg,
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