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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-15

1HE CRESCENT AND THE GARDINER GLAIM.--SOme
time since noticed some very remarks of
the New Orleans Crescent upon the Gardiner fraud.
1t pronounced the claim fraudulent and ccnsured
others besides Gardiner for participation in it. 1t
spoke especially Of Waddy Thompson of South Caro-
lina the counsel of Gardiner and averred that he
knew there was not the shadow of title to the claim
set up by Gardiner The Crescent of the 1st. inst.
states that this article was written for the paper
when the proprietor was absent. None of the Edi-
tors knew any thing about the circumstances
disdain the mputatons upon the parties concerned.
1t winds up with expression of its belief in the
homely I'M unction of every man wedding his own
row. practical observance of which, will save peo-
pie great deal of TRoUBLE.--Rlchmond Dispatch.
MARRIAGE OF MAJOR G. TocHMAN AND THE Hun
GAR1AN HERoINE-We are informed that Major
Tochman left Washington City on Friday morning
for Harper's Ferry, where he was to be married at
nine o'clock on Saturday morning to Miss Apollo
MIA Jagiella. These distinguished political exiles,
we are further informed, to proceed, after the
the ceremony to Shannondale Springs, accompanied
by party of their friends and thence to one or
two other watering places, and finally to return to
this city about the latter part of this month. We
are also informed that they will make Washington
their permanent abode aud that Major 7. will con
nue the practice of the legal profession in the Cir
cult and Supreme Courts Of the United States, and
in soliciting claims upon Congress and the Depart
Washington Telegraph.
Tn cnrtain vllara in Nosso chusetts RIM mos
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-15

BALTIMORE, Aug. 12.-Four 81 90. Wheat 70 SIC
Corn 63 a 64c. Oats, 80 a 33c. Whskey, % PIC
NEw-YoRk Aug. 12-Cotton has advanced &c. under the
influence the favorable from Liverpool and Havre
1000 bales been solo, of which 600 bales for
shipping About 400 barrels Spirits Turpentne sold at 33
3lc cash, and 400 barrels Wilmington Rosn at 81 40
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-15

Foreign Markets-per Steamer Arctic.
LIVERPOOL July 3O.-The sales of Cotton Saturday,
Monday and yesterday amounted to of which
Spectators exporters took 0O Prices have advan
ced 3D. Fair Orleans, 81; Fair Upland and Mobile Sd
Flour is unchanged The market is bare and fair
business doing in fine yellow at previous rates Wheat is
dull and unchanged.
Western Flour quoted at 20s Cd to 2ls Baltimore 21s.
21s Sd. White Corn 2Ss 39s; yellow 27s. Us. Cd.
Corn Meal 15s los.
Provisions are in fair demand at former rates
Coffee is inactive but prices not lower Sugar is steady
Tea has slightly declined large business is doing in
lasses Rice is neglected.
Trade Manchester active but prices favor buy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-15

l. r q the Frigote st. Ratification of
, 'so'y Bctreen the United States and Portugal,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-15

,sr barre "a parliamentary friend of America in
n rrr,oIuhon) made visit in 1877 to our great
Al! az Lord North, when they were both blind, or
5 Il ~. No. Lord North said, :: Colonel Barre, no.
5s VII suspect of insinceritB if we say that we
" De OreriOfed to see each other.n
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How Gla.. Bead. are Made.

Besides the intention of aairrors FefieHlatsd tasses fbs winch we hage C thank he Veaetiaas, Jae art gf making glass beads was also Sssf dsscov- s,9i ia tBe s.ass houses of MaTaRo, and $ prac- lgeI tHere, at the present day, nn an extensiv ive s-dle. The small glass atAsA are fragments cut iian gtass Ja5tnE she sharp edges ol which are bounded bY flSsaa. Glass tubes Of the proper SIZE are ass- drawn from one to two hundred fee la Leasth, and oi ail p1sslhe coIors, tln veace
 they psepare two hundred different shades and sre bfaSea laio eagths of two feet. These arc then eat, 5Y the sd of knife into fragments ef the salae length as .hetr dtametsKs; they now pre-
 sen, the form of leads, The edges of which are so Soarp, however, Ehat they would cut the thread on whea they have to be strung. The edges have, coase leaIsy, to be rounded by faston and as this operation Ias tc be performed upon a great num- Der si once, and they must not be allowed 70 stick t1gether, they are mixed lH coal dust and powder et clay, pfegiOus to ther being placed Ia the re-. y9siag cylinder IR which they afe heated The naisied beadS are then passed through siefes sor- led io their size, and strung by women. Besides iae J'taary knitting beads. aaotaer kind s man. u!aetared caled par3es la lane, " mich are ffmer aaa more expensive. These are prepared by tS stins slnaii cord of glass, softened by a glass blower amp, around an iron wire. The gjaSs beads made n un'a,i0a Of pearl for toilei orna- mrats, ibe invention 0f winch dates from the year lS35, are Ysry di8eFeat from the preceding, both as regards lGeiF appncati0n, mode of production and oEgih- These are small, soltd glass beads of '2e sane s.zs as native pearls, which they are male to resemble hy coating of yarnish. which gl'es tHeni peculiar peariy lustre and color. 4 maSer Of f0sasles by the name Of Jaequin, was iAe aFsf io discover tbat the scales of species Of hsh lfzpr1a4s aaatnHs} communicated peariy Rue D wa,ef. Based upoH thsS ohservas asIon glass g!ooaieg were first covered on the ou utslde wit h tAs aqueous essence. The costly essence, how e'ef, ei watch oaiy quarter of pound could oe ooianed from the scales Of Eouf thousand, was saoleeied io one great eYil, that of decay. After 1Yas alcohol without success, IR c0nssqaence of IS destroying sae lastfe Of the substance, sal am aoaae vas a' length found tn be the best medium n %Aiea Q apply the essence; little tsiagiass IS s's7 MlXs1 wita Il, which causes f to adhere bet lrf- T Ae PcaF.s arg siown sIsgiy at lamp; a a' 'p 3i ,he esSencs ls iEsa blown into lhen shru' -''rn '15e, spread out hy Ts;tsg, aud fae tsTe; 'ai9sa $ then covered Ia q similar manner by q layer of gaz.
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GENEVA WArcHEs.--The orowning glory of the SWISS department IR the London Faff. $ the mag nihcent display of watches fr0m Geneva; simply e enumefate which. with all thelr varieties of size, style and ornament, would requife half dozen letters. Two large watches Of magnificent finish, coataIn enaIneled portraits Of Washington and Ro6espierge; others are Set with sprays 0t pearls diamonds and other precious stones; some are en- gravec, others covered with exquisite enamel for which Geneva has long been famous; some are so exceedingly small that II would seem impossible tor iaens-to go, ye; they do. and with the uialoS precision. Look ay ihese tiny time keepers set a to card eaSes the fsssres Of eye glasses, brooches aud even into rngs; ths brooch. iH the form of a serpent, from whose mouth hangs little gem ol a watch, rather thicker, but much smaller in d. ameisr than five cent pege and said to be the smallest in the world; and thiS elegant g0id pen holder. of ordinary sue, m the top af which richly ernancRtsd with rabses, tune pseee wsth three dlals, each of a quarter of an inch n diameter, gang for week, aRd showing the minutes. hourS, days, weeks and noaths.
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CRowS JEWELS OF ESGIaxp.--A correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer, describing visit to the Tower of London. says
 "The room in which the crown jewels are kept ia in of inc new towers, built sinee the fire 8 few years ago An old woman has charge of the treasures, and II is her duty to describe them to visIterS In space not more than two feet square, there is ieweiry valued at E3,o0n.GO0, oY nearly Sl5.Uo,Ooo. The crowns are splendid, and that Of Vtctona spsrAies with precious stoses. The English are very proud Of The show and lake great delight m witnessing the astonshment of foreigners, who express suppose and admiration al the value and splendor of the regal baubies."
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4 Wedding Guest.

\ merchant oi Paris, NJ. D.. had for se eseYal feals Haaaalned intimate rtiat l2ns with q lady Aiined L8eaa B., ogianally ifeal Miiaa For AD9at month paSt the lady observed degree oi eo'daeH aaf embarrassment "a her lover, that e~Aaei aef great anxiety. Pressing ann win her 4l.s oes' he hna'iy acknowledged that. welding " me .aeesSant Soiyeiatioas 0i Bis family he vuas oi Inc polat of marrying a rich he.resS.' fh5s ana iaciaioa aroused tse Italian blood flowing ia .If .A9Es YelHs, and threw her into violent con- 'ils'2lAS Sending back, without deigniag to look ~ 'e'4i t-e rea PfeseRts seat by kes lover to ap- Y-'-s her 'asef sbe declared her lnteHtlSn to aes +iy aefSeii n the pTssencs of the bsidal par oa .-s Cay '' tae'r mausage. Mir D. took every p1a'tse PfscaI,lon to prevent the threatened ca N 'llae' bBt, Knowing the aBaacious character .' as ilfve' alssresSs was not w4taout anxie.y as to the gesAit.
 ss ifgs ago at The church where the wedding e.'f'.-3.. was performed he appeared dreamy aad f'lf-t Sns FF'g~ sai yesterday during thz wesa4nz .aaai ee s'.4reety smiesi. i; was not ant inc ees ..i aaH when ise gurz,s were prepar ae 10 depart. 2 --1. ae oegaa o recoges Ax gesely ia the Sos.
 @. -s sh9lla eseaPe iae effects of tl.e laE Iias 4a 4espais.
 ~ 4 aGce the aalse of an al;eiaflls vyas h.ar,t aF'n De saiFs- A mgrial Ra!ior svefseread fls. a 9i lae bridegroom, wao recognised tl.s lAJyts .oes alternating with tha. of oaa gf h,s esarks gi, s s''. 9esa p.aeei there tg preeea hsf eairaaec.- Dlt lae eufaget wpfaaH bHrt through all chsts -.ss' W.ta taoeiefed yestnea.s. stfeans.ue sar a as Y s'iieti9 a her hand, she nislel to lA tasse
 70 dd mt expect me-" sad she h the aavr "4s9l1d '' b1t yoaF marriage lacked coasecraf5ra
 - s3iA- l4' xeal U wgts say blood" Thaz saxtse. '@f a'iaes deadly thFast af the xlIetto ag her --'afa Happily oae of he guests eangM her arm .' s"'4 AsaIisi al sIgshtIy b change the dree- I. ,''T Hi1le. 80 IhAt t bat ss.gatly catered w 'et oFeAzi- The Eassteaaf and zhirl bossm ne Ai' - acre spra4!ea with ,as ssarsinx blood
 4 would be diascuit 70 imagine the confas,on '..s' ay 'al1 "a lodEamaiie scene among the wei .-'s parry. Fac bride lfnsfs one of Inc bs,,ie .--s sent ia'o hystesiess asz aasat of ,he sg@six ,ts7t tss'A the FapG, Mf.' D. waa 50 muea 1tcsa4.ae iaat he WAS !,,r sone,,rne snsETs z, ps'A Fha unfortunate lady was conveyed te .,' +'iln''e, sH'i precautions were taken aeainst IAi seaewe. Of the attempt at sascaIe. sas .E s lo~ aalieFAiood te be out of danger aaa |, have 're9,.e sssSsewhat calm
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nRIrI ARY.

Died, at ihs Eesaepee ot Dr. Sharp. I2 miles south of Little Rock. on Wedmesdayihe 24th Sep temeer, EgGENS 500 gf ALLEN N. and Mak4 J. Hlcxs, of ,his city, p tie afth year Of h,s az.
 Among tbo friends and associates of the fsgMiy, this interesting little boy ~ss much beloved. and kis death s deeply regretted. Exceedingly spfight- y and promising, he attracted general attention, and wss quite fayotte. Masy tear has been shed, and many heart made sad by the untlInely fate of little Eugene But there is pleasing consolation for relations and friends tie be&uti- faI bud Lighted so early n the spring of fife. has gone to bloom in that brighter Eaen where the ffosls of death never fall E.
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TmE RELIGION og PanNG DEBTg.-One of oul religious exchanges has the following strong re- marks on thus subject They drive the nail into the head and eEinch it:
 '' Men may sophis,icate as they please. They can never make II yght, and ali the bankrupt laws n the pniYerse can not make t right for them not b pae fHer debts. There IS 8 sin in this neglect as clea<~ar3 as deserving church discipline as in Scaling CT false swearing. He who violates hIs promise toi pay. or wI.hholds the payment of a debt when It B in his power to meet his engage ment, ought 10 be made to feel thai in he sight of all honest men he IS a swindIet. Religion may De very comfortable cloak under which to hide; bn; if religion does not make man C deal iustly' i, ls not worth having"
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Curious Facts from the Census.

writer ln she New York Observer calls asisn- ton to some curious facts deriYcs from the census of tic United States These facts show tha; tisere ls FefnasAable prevalence Of jlioey ard insanity among ihe free blacks over tue whites, and espec- ally over the slaves. Ia ihe State of MsIne every lourteenth coioged pessoa IS itog ,aaa'ic. And though sheFs s 2 gradual improvement, ia the eaaa'Es0n of ghe eesased race, ss Ve pFgeeed vest and soash. yes Il i evident that tke fsee States are the principal aloies of ssiocy and lsaaey among iAen
 '- Ia Ono there are jas, tea color I persons who are idiots ar laazt4cs where thsse Is 9ae "a heG- taeky. And Ia LoGaslaaa. wAere 2 lsrse msjarI'y af te pDpasstsn x e0toted, and fgar hitbs ot Ieln ase slaves. thege ss but one of these gat9gInaaes 10 l3u9, who are saae. The pEapeFslaas n other States, according to ihe ceasas 6i tS4, are foi isSss ia Mszgae hasetgs tn i3; C9naeeirnH. n Iss; Ness yogk tn .57i Penasyivanla n 95s; MaEssaRd 1 .ss9itt74; Vxginsa 1 n isG9; North CaFoiIaa l ia TgI5; South Carolina iu 2lt1; Ohio l in i06; K-nssieky in iaSs fhis sx esrsaiaiy a very cursoas calculation, aad indicates that els eaGes Of Ae bran gre lar nEe among ES slaves thsn among The fires sf fse eslsrsa raee. May t not be because, ef inc latter. many arc not yet saciensiy advanced in intellect uas eaIa1e io take care of themselves, whiie he sia.ss sre provided for by thesf masters P
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THE WHG PARTY.-The Albany Kniekerbocker appears to be disgnSted with the perverseness Of the whigs Tn fzsing the reHg side e erery question tsa' comes Rp. Speaking of the course pnrsued by the administration and large portion of the whig papers in reference to the troubles in Cuba, the hnIekerboeker says:
 :" Wben tie whigs elect president, it is 'by the grace of God toE they know no more about discretion than they do about the rysiercs of the apocalypse We care not what question arises,
 f u is possible for the party to pul is foot LII an unpopular trap, # iS to do SC. Ii IS this de iersnnsuon b commit suicide on the part of their opponents which enables the democrats 10 effect sli thelr Tlctories.''
 Upon this the Cincinnati Enquirer remarkss e Does not that hit the whig State central com mittes plump between the eyesl Look al ihe late ereuiar ot that conilniitee, where they have put lhe foot ot the whig parly into unpopular a trap as ccuid well be c0nS'rucfed-as fl 1t were their detennlnstioa 10 make the party commit suicide II the party ln Ohio get out of the bap the cen
 raj eetnmtsee have placed them in, i; will indeed . te sy the grace Of God and Rot by their own discretion CT power"
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,fnnx xKsrKn
nRirrARY.

Diea a' Bs'skSor;. Hot spfag county, ea Mon day ihe 18th inst., aissf aboas fwo weeks siseas. sAsskL l, Ea%SsoN, esq, n tbe foftieih Yoaf q bis sge.
 The sahjsEi tf li.sS notice vas native of Sosfh Cafoiiaa asF f,f stou, csghsres years he has beea an amiaslc. eHierp'izug and reputable citizen o' the eDaaiy in wh,cb hs ased. Ills disease was that of bi.oas fever sna iBaamatory dissrhee; saa though he suffered much. yet hc bare f all with the most perfect resignation, asp,fesiiag at al time fra reliance upon the sastaialnx grace oi inc meek aad Iowiy Re3eemeF, Of w6om te had for many gears been fa,fhlal aad devoted fol- lower
 Daring 9he last qew years Judge Emerson had frequently bcea >rallea so the disghsTge Of bish and responsible offices a the county where he lived: apa by his diligence in attention to busi- ness. and honesty, integrity, sal capacity h al. ways rendered entire satisfaction,
 ii thc August election of 1850 he was elected aemher 10 the representative branch of tbe Ar kansas General Assembly, In ibis capacity he evinced he highest sense ef the interests Of Lis c ns'ituency; and his scTriees were rendered. pe- entiaFg useful by hss coax;aHt and vigsat atten. ion to bus,ness Us death ~iil bc regretted ey al! who knew AiTH. He bas left wife am8 f5ul small ehlldfen as well as 3 numerous circle oi friends to moara aa rrepare5Ie less in bis seatA. As a father, hushaad and nsas,eg, he was kind aGeeti5nate aa3 ia1Blgent, and always ready t asst Ehe aew-coneg q the poor, or do any tbias in his power to promote the pablie interest. egea wilhpa tte pFespeat Of eeuniary reward.
 We Hsoura Bis loss bat we are cansaie4--In deei ~e rejoice thas he ded faithful and honor able servant of Han whfnc veiee breaks ,hFaagf the sbr5ads and stiffness of the t9mb-"I asn ths resurrection sad The Hfea'-' ,}lezseg. gre tse seat who die n the Lord"
 f' Let sickness blaSs, let death deyour.
 II beaSR shall reonmpeass our pains;
 Fegssa ibe grass and ia. the h0vr.
 II tf.a the wata af fs}d tegaasas.
 RoaAYot. Sept. @A, s5I J. $. M.
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Ixv&oDrcTlox og CoAL IN ENst.Asn.-W hen thls fael was first introduced into ln England. fAe pref iadlce agf ast Il was S0 strong th the Commons petitsoned the crown to pEobibt tke % noxiaus lasL \ royal proclamation having failed te abate he growing nuisance comm Sion was Ss saed io asceFtaln ha burned co3i with la the city and ts neighbofhood, and to punish them by fine for the first offence, and by den0h- s.1R- \ law was at length passed making | q captai offence 10 burn coal wTthIn the egty q Lon don. and only permitting Il to be used in the f3t ges in the vicinity. Among the records n the Tewer Mr. ASile foand document pagporting that In the tiage of Edward !. man had been trsed, convicted and executed, fof tbe crime Of burning eoai in London. It took three ceRtgres entirely oefsce ths prejudice
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Grana Lodge !. O. Q. v.

We lnIia our exchanges the followisg imperfect account af he ofganiza:ioa Or tie Grand Lodge ot ,he Eaised States
 TAe Gpaa I.odge of sle [. Q. O. P. orssnscd by installing she gYaDd officers eleet. aed. sfer Huule iBecgtspt buslHeSs, took recess. AgseYiie recess sFpeaia werr Sn5tmtted all q which wete sppEopristcly feierrsd The Gsand Lodre made ihe following appointments of committees. which weFe approved Ly tic i.odge.
 Oa discussion oF uftef--MexsTs. DcssansaEe of S. c. Small oF N. Y., C. H---cfInd and ------ sf ind
 Legislative cenInitice--MeSsrs. Cplly oi sfa, DI5i@ Sf N. Y, and W Washington of W. C.
 Ca ceraespoadeBce-- Mexsrs. Sfnita of Tenn., F. C. Pattison Of Va. and Manchester If R. !.
 On hnagee--Messfs Chester of Mirh., Curtis sf Penn, aud Bsiekafd of La,
 On arfseAIs--MessFs Ellison of Mass., Barnard of New York, sad kelioyg ef Mich.
 On constitution Messrs. $. o. af Del. Pen ninghutts ol Aisx.. and Chistcy of Ohio
 Oa petii0ns-MeSsrs Merely of Md, Pisslei oi ky., end Elyof Mass. .-.Oa returns--Messfs Chase of \. H., Pennington of Mo. and Winxlcw of x. G.
 0n anFepgescnled Grand Lodges tiits Of H., Williams oi Ae., and Mitchell Of Vt
 On prnsing-Messrs. Narme of \. H, Bailey Of Md, and C. Sanford of Comp.
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THE TaisrSg AND INDIANA NEGRo ExcLusoN.--- The New York Tribune expresses ris " abaouance Of sacb-eRi1st enaetmeatS" as Indiana has been guilty of." and adds
 But the fact oG IS passage X noae Inc less a fact because we don't ike l. The i1sasase fna- i@dty f1rbids the presumption that any resistance could have been effective. And, although there are sad to bs peculiar reasons for the magnitude of tEis vote In Indiana. We cannot doubt that the same proposition, n ike m1aner submitted to 8 direct and naked popular vote, reH5d prrr95i iH Hearlg eEegy fres Sfsts "a tAs [ sisa.
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Prom the I.oesxHEe loaFnai Epigram on Transceadentai Joker.
ETC s rERcgvAL.

BTC. g. PERCgyAL.
 'sThey uhe Americans have doubled their pop U, afion every twenty years. They have 5egoEtea. win rapid'ty beyond recorded example, eighteen millions oC the greatest bores ever seen ia hs world before; that, hitherto, s theif feat n hlstoryf'- Thonaas Carlyle.
 You ne'er had writ such stupid words as these, II we had nct provoked you 10 that pass So give us further credit, if you please,
 For having brought b light hs grsafest ass' GALLATaN TKNx.. 1851.
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% 6gS. CADwALLtDEa.-We hail with great ioy the accession Of ths gallant and accomplished solder, to he ranks oi tae CabaA patriots. Gen Cadwailader is the son Of gallant officer ot the revolution 0f iT76, q companion and ffiead of Lafayette. Ills high spirited soa, tsne D the pnh- elpes of hs father. and to the example of his fathers frlend. has thrown the weight If his char acter and jnauence into the cause of Cuba, and we hope. ere long. b hear of hs afawing ms sword iE that behalf. Gen. C. a SD accomplished sol deF and posseSsi af l,e ialeats, especially for the commend and direction of YoiaafeeEs. O. Fls{ar
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American and Foreign Aenney
LII eg WAANI Nal'

A4EH " " 4N44H4sAftt@4s TTNuRR she Snssson ~ AAk0M 1AA#NT M FALMER ef Mew Ielt. sd WpMxxk INHTON &NET ETEkN 6f Naw Oalt6 A!kts. wand e0vnsslats ag she sapFeaae Cssls of tEs Tss sssaSihAasai n'nes hs sas fgsshs objects.
 i. For fvaesseinx lev b sAe sapsnsne coust ef tAs Cnised ssasss. aAd eanfaetln9 p4ql seAai baxlnsss s@soFe EonsTess
 q For the yvoesr afs9m aud feeavsFy pf ail ef&fA. sn law ef esuisy agasnss the GniteA &S&l&G hNaa1n onxscss ow the Rxaratgfe DupafsnaeAta. ~ MN&zN@G iese4gn Gaye1aaseats before Bsasds ef GsMaAA- sloncFs.
 q, For the settlement of Acsouas wlsh yks State, Treasury wAF, Navy. p0st ulisfes Aelf n isTsos peQaHassefss and chtasaSslE tAs teNi24Haof ines penaltses. sad flsfeisaIsss ~ Assss siel4- taens of the FsyeAs1e. pzst 05snn. ~ ethef s4wA 4 For saaDylag sesseSs Fafent sFiaVeasinns ftuga thp United states v fran tcFsgn Ge2eEAmens& md psocstfiax land warrants and penssona andaF tbs yaFiuas peHxfsa iawS of sise UAi1ed Ssatga.
 5. Fsf op4lsettaas eennraliY. eMAsseiag eebts. iegacits, sad laheEiiaAees. ia fhs EaSte1 States and EaTcign eaaatnx.
 {. For the 9sFeAase and safe q EamAs ia nngnf the States ps Tcnlssfaes af ihN asnn and lstMfng moneys sn nsoFsgaee sf real essate hinK thesnin. !. Far savessmens affuade ss EMfzea 8tNfemNna Stase ssoeks aasi iowHR aiestsen Of ths aigiAemdz hestxn. and. sEnsEs iar tho ixaaeAntien qk ait etisaTess peFsstaaag ihr . law lean. and banking agency
 All czamamiead ne aa5sessed. pani pusd, ta Messrs. Fslmer S SaTtlen. Aasssican sad Fmasem AseneY. e'sy of Washsngssn wsll fseesxs ptsnnn4
 PALMER swgTHEw
 oasee No. 5 CarTogl risre, Capitol Hsils Jaiy i5--4s--ty.
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DaApass LsxD RssResns Hniaras--W eA.ah- hsl.ezrensse sanat 9 rsgalat,ons 10 prevent epi- drHieS but litiie is ever said in this conntTy abaltefainias Iaaistopsom3te health. 4 FErach genilcman wao purchased lasEe tract of msEshy land. reasea lse pcr cenlase of sickness Upen his estate from twsats % one half of ono psF cent in few years, ty drainage alone. We Rave FecJ . graphic account of hn experImentof this kind. wiak similar rssulss. in Geosg.a. Gov. Hssnrs0nd. of sonih Carolina, ias teaaefed Iage ssaeta of pessi leutial swamp InhabitAtAe, by the saine means The hesltmaes of large districts of England, mos swamp, has been greatly improved bY inc ihorough system Of unaefdraiaiHg lately prsciioei in tha, country.