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Sumter Bakery.

The subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he continues Baking, at his old
stand in Broad stree, near Main. Bread and
all varieties of Fancy Cake, Biscuits and
Crackers, constantly on hand.
.Also-ltecc!ved daily constant supply Of
Smiths celebrated SODA WATER and Il
supply OF Ice from Charleston
ICE CREAM, every variety of Confcc-
tionary, Fruit, Native and Tropical, Nuts,
Fancy Articles, etc. etc, constantly on hand.
VI FLOUR, Of tic best brands for sale.
John O'CONNOR.
July I8, lSl1. 80 If
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Sumter Division No, IL,

The regular Weekly Meeting of this Dipi-
sion will be held on "Wednesday Ereaing
next, at their Hall at 8 o'clock.
w. +. D. HAYNSWORTH, n. s..
Sumteryille, S. G. 10 lv
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$50 REWARD.

Willb be paid for the apprehension and de-
livery to the Jailor of Sumter District, of a
slave, named, Joe the property of VIM Webb
Esq, who escaped from custody, near States.
bnrgh, on the 22nd inst, while being brough,
to trial. The slave is about 20 or 81 years OF
age, avery likely fellow. He was charged
with the crime OF store breaking and robbng
therefrom goods and money.
In order that he may be brought to trial,
wlll,pay the above reward for his delivery to
the Ja'lor OF this or any other District, SO that
hemay be dealt with as the law requires.
July %, 1910. 80 If
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Census of s,,,n,criBsistrict.

CLAREMoNr CouNrY.
;. Free white Inhabitants, Beat Co. Nh. "a
Upper Bat. 44th Rcg'ty, sc. Militia Com,
handed by Capt. Belser.
Portlois attached 10 Cfarcno,n t7ec,;ou MS,
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"A dimnedna

MR. II. j. BRISSENDEN, Of Charleston,
Professor Of Music, offers his services in the
formation and Instruction Of Military Bands,
&c. MIR. B. is possessed Of the most satis-
factory testimonials regarding capabilty and
character Communications can be address,
cd to the G, care OF Mr. Z. Logbaum, POI King
street, Charleston, S. c. ?.
April lS. e5 Am
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Illsbrook, Thomas Skolb,, Jul,u - 80 -
Allsbrook, Willis 4IKolb. Ben; ST 81
!; Brltton Loryea, Aaron {
I,isorook :, q. Jas II = Lackey, JnoJ {
|iisorook, Joseph 2l.ypum, VIM (Ss
lrdist, Joserh 2ii.awrence Paul 3 /:
W Ill SLynum. Mary
wan, Abigail 3Lynun, Dani ] (:
'runson, Ino II 5il.nwrcnce, Beni :
bartlett, Leonora 2;MelIctt, Il nj 1
'eiser, Martha 3.McElvccn, II a 4
beaufort, Elizabeth l,McKcllar, JJ 4
,royWhn, ,tyhl, w ll,Moore, Martha |. s
'roatlway, Mary 3tMillcr, Jno d s
broadway, A Il 2;Mcllett Jas I. 4
broadway, NJ 2!AIellett, CS
roadway, Lewis l2;Melett, Sarah l
,,roadway, SamlJ 3SMoore, Margrett l
'eiser, + y 3 3NIorris, John 4
,ruhson, Danl 2iNortcn, Jared II
ssrnnson, Sarah 2'Nc,tles, Joseph 4
jarrett, Lcppy 6iNettles, Jno Jr. G
'radshan, Danl 4Ncsbit, f A G.
jarrett, Benz l{Nichois, Ann 4
ssrunson, Willis p l'Net.lcs, VIM 7
.ainpoell, AleSr 7sNettles, Jno. M. l
,,ompton, Z X 3'Nettlcs Harriet s.
..hewnlng, L. K 3, ,Netlles John Sen I
.hewning, Peter 2, 2,O'Stccn, VIM. Z
am, Rlch'd u. TO,Steen, Thos 4
..ockereil, N d l0,O'Steen, Willis III
,o!artney, BENZ IIO'Stecn, Gabriel 7
,,hristmas, Is 2IPritchard, Phcbc S
,;aITaway, 5 j $ 5sPritchard, VIM :,
,hllders, Wm S,Pcrdean, Esther 3
siyon, Aencas l|Pugh, Ell 3
'ennls, Josiah SPOOL, Thcmas 4
Triggers. Danl 2 RAMSAY, Willis IL
,eLouch, Thos w 3;Richardson, WI d
,lliott, Chas p 2:Richardson, is Sr. 6
iooyd' William 3;Rhamc, Washington
i9yd, George 5;Richardson, Chas Nj 3
Ititdld'ngs, 4 w 23Richardson, Edward 5
ralaln, John lRichardson, WIN 2
jarrett, David 53Richardson, Rich'd 3
iaiioway, Levi 2yRivers, FL 4
i!!didings WIN 5;Rogcrs, David s
iiddings, Leclia SiRembert, Jno :,
iiIaings, John sSRivers, l. w p =
lddings, Jacop l3;Rhame, OIL /
iIddings, Edward a 4sRodgcrs, John l
arrett, Thomas 23Singleton, tch'd 3
.aynswortll, Anna 6yStone, Wade 3
!odge, Elijah ll{Steadham, Saml ?
lodge, Oliver 1O2Tindall, 81 7
.odge, James ltITurnor, Roht. =
lodge, VIM ll,Turner, Arthur 5
odge Elias i Turner, Everett 4
odge. Elihn 6 rindall, Jno D l
,odge, Bem G 5Erurncr, VIM 4
'odge, Oliver 2|Tindall, MI 6
olliday, Jno 0 s!Wisc, WIN s
udson, WIN GEWclls, Henry IL
oIliday, Jas Y 5ITclls, arrcn !
lckson, Sarah Ann s{NVelJs, Chosal 7
mes, L r Unveils, Robt 5
lckson, Rcbecca 4yWeelIs, WIN 6
olb, Hickson Unveils, Richard 2
erly,J N 4|Ward, Hczckiah ?
olh, Thomas q
olb, JAS nj q Total, 666
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"A CAEs dP.
The subscriber takes this method OF in
forming his friends and the public, that he has
purchased the DRUG STORE OF DIR. j. AZ
Cleveland, where he will continue the busi.
ness an his own account; and hopes by strict
attention, and constant endeavors to please,
to inertia continuance of their patronage.
Il. j. DEIIAY.s5tlt
Camden. Feb. FL, 1910. IL. 2m 81
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MURDEROUS lSSAUIlTS!
Heavy Rewards Offered!

The terrible onslaught hourly growing
mora devastating in its character to the treas
urles ofbutll the State and Contractors Of
Lotteries, by the Lucky Tickets bought of the
Truly FortunateantiF Il Far-fumed
T'TERY AND ExCHANGE.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.

TaE 'UsIos LLCsTRATED.-The two Sorts Of
Loco Focos held )iDt Convention at Buffalo on
the nth 10 form County Ticket, which they did
=, The half and half principle and tired to mix up
their principles into similar dose The following was
,ss r,.ou,ion conoocted to answer the purpose
p.,o,r.d That 10 our opinion Congress has 'he Consul
.esl nower Over slavery 10 The District Of Colambs
- IN The Territories u ths United States. but mas no
xsr over tbs subject ia the several Saies That we are
onosed 10 the extendon Of slavery over territory afeso
vTs Nsxco as free by their law. and the law Of
ssEon. will oppose end resist all ehsfs 70 e''a'"'
slavery therein.
Tbs was perfectly satisfactory to the B'fnournels
though IL ssys nothing Of sbosbing Slavery In the De
,ct nor o. taking preventive precautions against The
Extension Of slavery TO the Territories. But. even
,h.s rood share Of the Hunkers refused 10 go It, OF
po,ina II 10 debate, and moving an amendment which
wa, overruled by 81 TO 81 After lite adoption seven
teen Delegates headed by r. w. Rogers late Collector
A, Busslo. united In the following Protest
The undertlaDsd, members Of the Democratic County
conxsnon assembled in tho CITY OF Buffalo, on THIS ith
Sav Of Otoer 1849 do solemDv proiett agsn nai p0i
~, NJ The Re.onuons Of said Convention, which aeserb
poyer Of Congress TO essiae on the SUBJECT OF Save
nv In Territories belonging TO the United oiaes 20" ns
we regard fore 10 the Democratic creed
"a he agitation of II be mscbsvous In It's tendencies
.nS cslcslaied TO denaonalze the Democratic party OF
the Union.
Az the protectors didn't protest the coalition Ticket
The sIoriy allowed the protest to 60 on the minutes
Of the Convention to be used in applications for Office
when the united Democracy shall have elected some
Southern Extonsionist to the Presidency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08
Supreme Court and New Rules.

To the Editors Of lac Irtohae.
Rule 90 requires Where the service OF the summons
and Of the complaint notice If any accompanying tue
same shall be mad by any other person than TIE Sheriff, 1t
shall be necessary for such person 10 state, In his affidavit
of service hers and at hof particular place he serred s
sas and Eat 10 kneto ne peysoa mentioned and des@bed
~ he dtfendan therein, and also state In his
affidavit whether he len with the defendant such copy
well a. delivered 1t 10 him"
This Rule has very good features Ia j, and one
very bad which, unless quickly altered will work In
caousbs injury the community especially the business
portion The time that will be osi by sending papers to
bs served to the Sheriff. and awaiting their slow move
meBt because OF that part OF the Ruie iishcisec' VIII
cause The loss OF many debt wnlsn car oe ony S
This Rule 10 its operation TO cay the least OF H. Is dosHd
IL don't require that the Snet ,ha know tns person De
personally nor can the Sheriff know In msny cases
person he other than by having him pointed
ou sskng him he name or finding his name and plsee
of business the Directory And yet he should serve
the wrong person, and give eeruhcate OF service
not to the party taking Judgment; because me
cord. and cam OF be impeschsa IL person goes 70
an attorney and tells nm 70 Ss sur "a Ss
bis business IT, and the attorney goes or SENDS MS clerk
place directed ard be ssked the person b. De
on i'm s The way 10 speak The fun psme) and he replies
yes wou no, This with the circumstance. be as good
service as any Sheriff could maksl IL the supreme
Court The stool pigeon OF the Sherrs the community
GA shi know H. Business men on times secure ihe
debts nv the nrioying of quick business snt shrewd
awyer but II this rule remains in force, business men
may give up collecting debis from debtors and acnye
minded LAWYERS car fret themselves the delays and
mistakes Of tie Shers and their hosts Of Dep
ues Iwont do for any Court to attempt TO force ousi
ness Into the sheriff. oces Through hope al some future
time being applicants Tor those ohces al the expense
ofths community The Courts must consult he Interests
o The people and the people consult their whins
ard notions founded thresdbsre technicshues THIS
Rule ~ IL fragrant eneroscament on me nsns oi
the people TO - passed by without notice.
Why the service by Sheriff better than that cf Al al
10 ney or his Clerk Both lsble to be mistaken or
| Instances r. be done for CODE.
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News from the Emigrnnts.

Mrs. Noah Norton OF Adrian, Mich. writes from
the top Of The Rocky Nouutsins at the Pschc Spin
head OF Sweet Water, July ~. 1879.
There has been a terrible destruction of lie,
animals and carriages Oh the way. There src now
more than thousand dead horses oxen and mules that
we have passed between this South Pass and Fort La.
rami- and about IS many wagons that have been,
some broken up, burned, aud some let Ia good
order By the way. The destruction Of animals has
been mostly In consequences Of drinking 81 the sssfs
sks poison springs, over driving sud want OF
proper care For the last 500 mies the great part Of
the wster strong AlSs and II sniss drink IL TO
excess when Dry they die immediately But there Is
sure remedy it applied seasouably. That IL, to give
them fat meat grease, or lard This we have done
aud II hs. saved sur nc Die team.
We have hsd no trouble with the lndisns-ihey do
not come near They afraid OF the Choers ant
Of our guns. We leteech other alone and are mu,us'
~ glad when We have passed. We &c, all tho fresh
meat We wsnt-buislo, wild sheep goats and sntc-
lopes We are this day, August 3, In Oregon. twenty
miles west Of lhc Rocky Mountains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEWARK, n. J.-About
u O'Clock Friday night alarm Of IRE was greenwich
was found to proceed from the building Of the Newark
aud Rosendsle Lime and Cement Company, near the
termination OF Marke.st The flames soon extended
to every part Of the building which in avery shor;
time entirely consumed The property il fully insured,
one third In each of the following Offices Newark Me
chspic, the Howard of New.york and Btns Of Hart
ford The splendid engine in the building was not -
riously injured. Origin OF fire unknown Supposed
lose $4,000.
The Company, however will not stop work. they
having extensive mills and kns a; whitespcr' Ulster
Col Y. The building and mills at Newark will be
speedily rebuilt the cooper sheds and shops, together
with large quantity Of stock. consisting OF barrels
so. sc. remain uniDjured. The books and papers Of
the Company were also saved Great Tears wsrs en-
tanned for the safety Of the sshr Cinderella O. sou an
dsrgons repairs only few Ice, from the fire bat ans
was got off rIpjared and through the great exerons
of the Fire pepsrtmens the are was wholly confned
to the building in which the Are originated, although
the same was surrounded By number q wooden
bulldogs and shp-yards.
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RESOLUTIONS.
Rtsoired, That Liberty 10 natural and essential TO all
men-that are not born 10 be used by masters, de-
msgogues nor whiniers--thst Government Is not ins
tuted and parties not formed for the bsneht ct
leaders and Office holders but the people are the begin
ming and the end of all political power-ant while each
State may alone control its peculiar institutions, all
the States and the people thereof are responsible for
the Constitution and the Union, which shall be preseTv
ed and msgnihed to posterity
Rsc'rsd, That tho Whie party, born In opposition to
tyrsnny-ihe author and tnisher Of the American Re
youtlcn-wsh Washington among i's leaders, ever has
tcsn end shall continue 10 be, the party OF Free
dom, Law, and Popular Rights
Rfse'rsd That reform in ~hstever Is bad, eonservs
nsm In whstever 10 good, progress Tor whatever 10
better and economy In all things, the oornerstones
Of Massachusetts Wing policy.
Rssolrsd, That 20 for the abolition and exclusion
OF Slavery wherever Congress has jurisdicton-for
Ierie, protective OF American lsbor-ioy Internal I'm.
provements. essential TO eommercs with foreign ma
lions and among the several Ststes-ior soued and
convenient, currency for the use OF the psope-for
cheap postsgecqusl reprssentston-ss and success
ful popular elections.
Rssolrsd. That candidates shall be practical men
known for their constant adherence to the principles
OF piety. Justice moderation. temperance, industry
and frugaiiy. who viii COOPERATE with the Wing party
In tho promotion oi agriculture, arts sciences com
msrcs, trades aud manufactures and who WILL by
prsccpt and example, sountenance and incuca,o the
arsces OF humanity benevoence charity honesty and
GOOD humor- and ali social affections aud Fenarous
sentiments among the people; and Who withal. are
sable a. Plymouth rock and the hills OF Berkshire-
and such men are George N. Briggs aud John Reed,
each Of them every inch man, and Wing Who like
zachary Taylor disappointed the expectations
of their country aud they are this men for US
Rssolcsd That Gen Taylor. by his prompt ssgsclous
and enersetic administration-by his humble faith In
Divine Providence when pestilence consumed the PEG
ple-by his warm and comprehensive patriotism and
BY his quick vindicaon Of our sovereignty al nome
our peace abroad. and our honor in diplomacy, has
Won and deserves tbs appreciation and confidence o.
the whole nation.
Rsselred. That the Union 10 the priceless legacy Of
Warrington and his copstriots, our sthers-the foun
dalton OF all prosperity and power-,he only
means Of securing all national blessings and avert
ing national evsihe surest guaranty Of the contiru
pest our strength in the present aud hope for the
future The Union the glorious Union-the object Of
our fervens Lowell lie presentations trsnscends In I'm
poFtspee any and al other political questions and a.
psua and transmit /, TO the children, entire the
pQn.
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The raiiors' Association In Boston.
Corr-'Pcn fence Of The Tribune.

BosroS, sept 20. lSi9.
DEAR SIR. Tue orgasizstion Of this association
Includes sUi - II toe Crst They have been IN opera
toa tut two dsys, commencing WITH but sspl eoatrb-
uted wholly from their own body, in shares an. frs
iionai shares They bought small ss,ortp,er, u
wooc-s snd se. 70 work manufacturer, H. ~.
store. Their custom work has given emplo,men, 4,
as many more 50 tha, they have work for more than
half their number. Their business conducted s,ric,
iy upon the cash system Al goods 10 BE plainly
mar zsd at the cost All labor IS liked by the scsie OF
prcc they struck tor In liking the price OF their
aiac,ures thew add - per the cost OF the
material sud j. per cent to the price Of labor this 10
10 cover their expenses 10 ccnducns the business and
20 increase the cspits fund. louss, A.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

- a. ,, = Gsvs Nichols, Hslsr-Cars Yhysi-
* fss'ngtou-s v Consultations from 10 n toZP.M
pauer:s Silisd 81 lhs.r rsssdenesa
FovIers q Wesis, Phren eisgists and
gnbI,s hers, Clinton Hail. Isl Sa<ssa-s the Psrs
~ Exeelsioru Division, No. 81 b. Of t.
Tie members Of MS Division requested 10 be pune
tls Ia hsn sttsndsnes Taesds evening, Oct O. u
O'CLOCK, a. Excelsior Hail. Algenst . pro-
ros-t alteration Of By Laws.
oS ~ LEWIS 3. LODER, WP.
~ Restoratioa of Natural sfght.-Profsssof
8kOssos d Preserves and Restores tho natural sight
sigh znd coes away with glasses suirely-
Once days In New York t7e zst three Of each week IN
Warreu-sL No 3, from Broadway; 10 Boston the other
~ Water Treafrient.-RoLssn 9. HoceEroS,
An NJ ID. Hydropsthic Practitioner, 81 Tentsst nes-
Fh-sverue Psuenis received for day treatment o. vis
ly sckro~ edged oslw
~ Fact for Fashiona bIes.-Thoss who put
tclr Ia the hsrds Of hEpBURsT HEARD, or sny Of
and bright SCISSORS with handsome heed OF hair -
the most fssudious TASTE could denfs n hsiden-Isne
az IN
~ Wfss and Toupees -Cirxess and Strangers
are Informed ina, the largest ana beat assortment OF Wigs
rail- Wigs To1 pess brs.ds Of Long Hair, kc are % BE-
found Al Inc msnnlsctory Of hEDHURST HEARD, n
Asiden-lsns Also 20 be had sure cure Tor Dsntruf
ga I'm
~ Waser.Csre Ipsrffutes.-Dr. TRAIL 70.
eeivss patients at his conmocio1s city esaohssme1S
Laeh,-st ard Al Oyster Bay, L l. General prscuoe ~
tended to- Advice gisss for home uosfnsss ss ~
CHscIo.A. = sHsSh 15siks ", Y1us A. s; 49,
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WhIa Nominations.
yyhh Stnosor,ai Dtstrid Hon THomis Bvres OF
Inea. Encn N0mfnniIons

XXVfh Senate Dist,ict.-HENRY b. STAsTos
Of Seneca Co formerly Whie, then distinguished
member OF the Liberty Party, subsequently Free
soer, and now of the Union and Harmony Democ-
rscy is the candidate Of that patriotic party for Zen
,or in the XVII District, composed Of istes Tomp'
lns and Seneca Counties. Hope he will be able to
recognize hmself when he arrives at the Capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

Lester. the writer u which s hssSise upon The Cs
f,rn.a Trail re writes ths there is great deal Of
siesr-ss among the Congratulations deaths and for
some 50 mss the road iitsrzy .rcHn III dead
insl. The rush has been 90 great that mary have
hurried on without the proper regard for their stock
asd e. necessary rorseguen1s they ~iIl be comP-lsd
70 stop on the way 10 resusc.t tate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

DrABOLicAL.-The Usstefsst<r Herald say So
eountrv rs.idence Of Mr. ". Hutchins OF Hsr OK
civ. in Westchest.r county, Known as 'ns 10y
l.se va. .Tt on ere early on the morning oil sdnes
day and entirely consumed win ,s s sDsI n
valuable library, &c. &c the i-my l.o -.
sysd the building BY lightsg straw on the
outside. 90 placed to rescs are. toe bedroom In
- v,ss,tiaIly awakened they were barely ABLE
20 s.esps. There ~ss an insurance Of only $3.50 on
the property.
FsEr SOIL NoSLsrirr.-The Hartford ecu
80, relates good story OF voter in tie western part
III Ss~.York. who vAs hailed and his politics requir-
"a WeR" said he, ant nothing ! used to Be
Liberty I'll the Free so,l party came up then
Joined that party now that's buss Up. and ! amt
nothing"
u Daniel Filter, Esq. formerly High Sheriff
Of Philadelphia and lately Alderman Of Remington,
died In Philadelphia on Thursday evening.
III. J. Whitshouse Esq. editor Of the Fonda
S~-fs-x IL now on his way 10 California He veui oa'
n the cresesas ON % her last nip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08
Fetal Amount Of Produce per H.dsen River

eAvrRpAr, Oct $1,000 bbls Foar, 5cco bush Wheat
eash Corn. 1900 do Oais, $50 bbls Ashes, III do
"9.sky 90 bsles Wool, 1850 bxs Cheese.
hAssAcBrsIrrs-IYA Diariet.-Ths obcial
sans Of votes o. the last trial show that the whole
lumber OF votes p<c3. Mr.. Psfrey bad All, Mr.
ssompson 3t6<, Mr.. Robinson So, and there wers
=, 'oi other persona Majority against Mr.. Pslfrey
Al. hondsy the 18th November, 10 appointed for
-<'tsef (ths S;h) TRIAL
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FIRE IN THE PfNEs.-One oil the most eAtehsNc
and destructive CONGREGATIONS that. pernsps eve. oe
Cured in the Shore section OF burhb s1on snu y,
mouth counties, broke cut on clnuagt 7eP- -
about 10 O'clock A. NJ near Hampton fofge' IA 81 a. =,
berry meadow, and swept upward IN hortn-sss, a..
rection fcE nearly week, Terminating ho' Ia snos u
the sea beach The territory ourni IS over ~ nlpes
by breath sversging from 70 ~ mes "'-suIn5
gradually from the starting point All 'no teeOno
ss.eaIh II rine ,opether with he cedar swamp, en-
braced within the limits OF TIE nre are Aiee - 80
recovery. Some OF the cedA was very arg 81 s 80
sbe. The are passed through rp,s rSs crs5
berry meadow in which the ere started, are supposed
10 have been fred BY some malicious persons VINO
were ordered out of them weeS preNsus 70 zoe
above copfssr.ton several hres broke out OF coanss
near Mannshsvkin and destroyed much swamp, mar
ket. and coal wood, belonging 10 Benjamin OhpnsnS
ESQ and others large fire IN the pines IS pfooso,y
of the most magnificent sPee-css ms,
tor any one 10 gaze upon gentleman "no "i,nes-e'
inc above conasgrsron. remarked. that " to ne eye
th, immense BODY OF red dame presented a. nitn. ~
hs, TIE nsenation could conceive OF t1e grand suo
i-,s .nd sxfpl of Nature. The lines Of Young con
c.rrpg the general con6sgrson. were brought vvicy
before he mind and II It's origin could be forgotten IL
VS. not dificult imagine yourself s"sAe 70 toe re
alities of that day for ~n,en a. otneI days re'e
made NOUN -0"' W ~ ~
pyo,x ru,p HrsroRIcu sociETY.-At the
.,s,- "a ,bts Society 81 Providence the veners-
"a WIli,n Wilkinson read from bis own nrm ana eie
s.at hand writing narrative ci us IecoAecuons "a
hcOoc Nnl1u &c -
.svsr,v one years SGD The society voted to
.esosd NJ vsr,em.re bis enterprise Of nsernatons.
Fxchsrge BY placing i've copies OF its SoLecaons a.
II. si.rs..l 10 be given to European libraries lne
city Of Bordeaux having requested the same aosanon
h,sr-h hr II vas voted II present the -ocietys cor
lsetions 10 that CITY
BuRLrsH.-Thls gentleman, no !, now
.o,,ng a, Ire onondsss House 10 10 De the editor OF
- 1.sr,-e, p-oesdor published IN This city oy TIE
s,s,s society Mr. B. Is one Of the abest writer. IN
conn,ry md If xe mistake not II Il be that has
Tritten 40 much very fne poetry IL gives us pleasure
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ron was seld the Isl and resulted IN several changes
IN Tee representatives., and 10 an accession OF sever
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