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Supreme Court of tho United States.

WEDNESDAY, January 2s, 1852.
Rufus G. Beardslee, esq, Of New York. admitted
an attorney and counsellor OF this court.
No. o. Myra Clark Gaines, appellant, Us. Richard
Relf eai The argument OF this cause was commenced
by Mr.. Reverdy Johnson for the appellant
Adjourned until to morrow, at IL o'clock
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Kossuth in Pittsburg.

PrrsBUR6, JAM "a This morning kossutb visited row.
era of the factories in city, and received in
enhusas sic by the wokmen several of whom de-
vcred addresses and contributed 'material aid" sup
port of the Hungarian cause.
A number Of the cergymen Of the Cumberland Presby
terrain church also called upon him this afternoon
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KNAPP's Chemistry Applied 10 the Arts, vol. |,
N Just published. London, 1851
Fans Anatomy of the External Forms of Man vo and atlas
Of plates. London
Nchos Architecture Of the Heavens vol; illustrated
don, 1851.
ouehes Practical Treatise the Microscope vol; illus.
ratcd. London.
The PlanA Biography, by M j. Scbcdcn NJ D.; VOL, H.
lustYsdcd. London.
Pchards History OF vol so engravinss.
Manual Operative Surgery
translated from The French by Doctors Van Buren, and
l just published.
Martins Natural History OF Man and Monkeys VOL
Many engravings. FRANCK TAYLOR
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THE MisceI aneous Writings Of Judge story, edited
L. By bis son, WIN. w, Story vol, svo. For sale BY
JANIS FRANCK TAYLOR
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The discounts In the United States have not been sup
posed during the year TO have exceeded healthy
point In which case, how is the field presented In
France And these levers the President has shown unmis
takeably the design Of using, in order surround with
fictitious prosperity the first year OF his
Already banks being rapidly organized. and the
chief institution Is oanlng literally through its affiliated
branches, while money in Berlin aud London unusually
cheap. The effect Of such policy will be liberal
tendency OF the administration In relation foreign inter
largely promote tho sale OF United States produce
and draw back FROM France In exchange of United States
products at high prices, portion ofthat specie which
sent thi,hcr in 1913 for French products at low prices
Tho produce markets for the moment firm, mostly
under the influence Of short supplies; but tho mild
weather and baw which have WILL IL not 90 rapid
promote feshes open the railroads and western store
houses The means OF the country pay up are very
largc and the way for transportation cleared
they viii do so abundantly
The stock market Is buoyant and active and
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SPLENDID NEW sILKS.-C

SPLENDID NEW SILKS.-CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY,
- CO., respectfully ladies, resident
oune in Washington that have just received 100
cidedly silk exhibited
city, importation, the prices Of which guaranty
low import.
2J-d2w CLACETT, NEWTON, MAY, Il CO.
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no OWNERS OF Lands Texas.-A gentleman in vrrn
who Is good surveyor and lawyer, desires oremove 1u
the would like become the agent a
lands in that country, with view TO bring then
market
He the most satisfactory Testimonials a
H integrity and responsibility, and his general
ANY oTToxas lands who would he inclined avail
of such an can placed wins
advertiser gel suitable responses by addressing post
VIM 6OUlDM
General assn, and collector, Richmond vpsA
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This exhibits the immense ruin which tho revolution in
acs upon business but this amount of discounts is for
the whole year In the United States tho amount OF dis
outstanding for the year 1851 842 OOl This
would average 6odays paper and therefore the amount
must be multiplied by TO get the discounts for the whole
yesrssy 02 nearly times the discounts
OF France We may make comparison
Population. Specie curcy. Bank dists
France 5,400000 $3.50 100000 a4Qs 720 93o
United States. 2J,50o00o l75,ooo,OoO ASIA s9S024
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New Fall and Winter GOOds.
UooE, BROTHER, Il Co., Pennsylvania avenue, between u
III have Just received, and are prepared
citizens Washington, Georgetown and AcIan
and the counties Of Maryland and Virginia. full mi
French Engsh and India fancy and
dry goods Of the recent importaons They name
Very elegant brocade Silks dark colors
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poult de soie
Heavy wstercd silks, Ill co0rs
Real Irish poplins, richly watcrcd, all shades
Very lustrous black silks, all widths
Superior wide coloFed silk velvets, every shade
French Merino and Thibet cloths, great variety
French nous. de lanea, new designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chcmsettos, with sleeves 70 maich
Real vaencennes lace chcmisettcs and cum
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkefcnen
White embroidered Canton shawls from 8i2 10 W
Velvet ~osks and mantilias, new styles
SILK mantiias and vistes, also new styles
Real cashmere shawls, long and square
Real cashmere and Thibet scaTfs
Long and short sewing silk mita and gloves
Baiou,s celebrated hid gloves, every mxc ana SHADE
Black silk laces, black and colored silk htnges
Thread laces and inserting, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambsic Tudllngs
Muslin nd eumhrc tnsertngs and edGnge
sash neck, and belt nbands, &C., &c.
Together other entirely and desirable goods r
and approaching seasons 10 which weekly
tons made that purchasers be assured Of hnt4
during the the most fashionable Styles The
prices. .,, ,rorurn -
Eept l2-n
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North side Of Pennsyuania doors Of TI -
under Gadsty's Hotel, "''
DEGs leave inform his fnends, the citizen. Of w..n
ID Georgetown, Alexands the public general a.o
Congress strangers visiting the city that stock OF cos
smeres vestings, large aud complete AItbonss
$40 900 worth ssufcieny large ior an
ers wardrobe rims !. -
establishment in the District from goods that ali PERFECTLY 80
fresh, all Of this as importation, which will be n.ds ~
at the shortest notice, and style Surpassed ~
by any establishment in the United States. f"s
He pays advance the highest prce paid In hs civ m
work. =
Having employed in the establishment Of r. W. Bov.
for deen years. having under his special charge the -
branch Of the cutting department known trade ana
ing prompted by stronger desire
interest," himself that he win be able please an ~
will him with their patronage which he earnestly soil
NJ b. Also constantly hand general fancy -
Shirts under shirts, cravats, stocks, su
Cloves collars and article necessary TO complete r
mans wardrobe.
Nov 9-2awii6w
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nY-The regular monthly meeting jackson
wH be held Hall, Mon
day evening nsIt, the I'd Of FEBRUARY, att O'Clock
Jan 20 J. d. HOOVER, President
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Syracuse SlaUs. Riot Trials.
,Steomer Palmetto al Norfoik

NORFOLK Jan. 27The Palretto for Baltimore,
which sailed from Charleston Saturday last, put In here
this morning OF the ice finding impossible TO
make way up the bay. The Palmetto spoke at
off Capes The steamships Marion, for Charles
on and The Alabama, for Savannah, both from New York
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FRENCH JUVENILE BOOKs.--Amche, 10 riomphc de
la Piete par Mime Berner
lie Bon FrdolIn e Mechnnt Thery par @. c. schmd.
Joseph dore, danger des Mauvcs Companies par
r. Marcel. ~
Les Deux Crcocs, entrainemsnt dc ExcmpIc par Mime
Saunders.
Illustrations dc rHis'cire sanic par rAbbc Rousscr.
Dastien on c Devouement Fial par Mime Farrene
Amaia Corsn on pOrphcline de Siennc Doube
Antonio, GU Porpheln de Florence Louis Friede.
simplc's Coutes; par NJ PAbbe Rousrier
Etudes lsorques, Iusage de Ia jeunessc.
Les Trois Fills du Captaine ; par Leon Guerin
And others Of various kinds styles pricss, youth
every age, imported direct from Paris by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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VIM. II. DUvALL, Merchant Tailor, date Lusby Il
Duvall under the National HOTEL would take this method
informing his and the public generally tina, he returned
the north side OF and taken unds the National
Hotel Immediately adjoining the main where he
pared with choice Of Cloths cassmees and vesng
furnish clothing order at the shortest notice. and in style mot
to be surpassed.
lie hand great variety Of furnishing
goods for gentemen all Of which will be sold moderate
prices
The public respectfully invited to give him a call
Several handsomely furnished rooms be had by applying
above. Jan I--3sw2w
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Daily IAnc.--To southern Travellers.
= xnu THE STEAMERS GEORGIA and JEWEss will
Annapolis Wednesday, the 2sth instant,
Norfolk, ~ O'Clock, noon, immediately aie
arrival sx O'Clock from Baltimore and Washing
ton, n daily thereafter.
Charleston and the South viii md this most pleas
NJ route.
Jan @-dH NJ NJ fAbLs, Agent
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HATS and csps OF tho latest fashion, every STYLE
quality and pr'cea full supply constantly
at moderate prices = -
- CHAS. n. LANES
fashionable Hat Cap, and Gents Furnishing
Ian2o-Imn Pennsylvania avenue, Az street
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Pacific Mail steamship Company.--Ths only Through
Lime for CALIFORNIA; and Oregon.

Pacific Mall Steamship Comparative only Through
Line CALIFORNIA; and Oregon.
~<-s- The public informed that under the
a and s Gsss q static s ssss.. .s2.
and 81, ,h,. aud ia. days q each month
Diego and PACKET: sslSasns
port each end Of the In the Pacine
Oregon tons
California ...............io $50
Tennessee .............,....-......i,N0
Nouherner.. 40
.oiumaa '...'.'.'...''''''' oo
antelope ...................-
Republic ................................. iIo
Ssionna ....'...... ~
Soumbus 900
E"eola 500
The new steamship Columbia win ply between Francisco
ports Oregon awaiting port arrival o. the mails
and from and returning WHOM, delay with the
regular line q pIopelers viii Se kept up for The
steamship Sands, 800 burden,
her arrangements will kept running family
Of the above win keep the connsIion between
connection Atlantic by United
States rail seamshps-
Georgia tons
ONO. .S,o :.
Empires Empire cry 6y,v
S Cher
Leaving York for Chascs on tbs il,h and 18th Of each
The steamship Dorado Falcon
hs and S ps Il. win
with the Pacific steamships through New
and Mexico California, and from New
Orleans be secured from Armstrong Co., agents
that place.
the fare for through tickets
been reduced from
$4oO IN state rooms
SSN IN lower CABIN 10 $AO
$500 IN steerage to- Sio9
The New York Chagos will be adopted
by between these ports.
passenger allowed personal free,
ceeding in measurement 10 cubic feet.
Freight will be taken Chases 70 cents per foot and nom
Panama o San OF 800 per
apply the oce Of the company 81 and So
street, their agency No 1T West street. New York
city. Aug IDLY
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nANClNG ACADEMY.-First Course.MI r. r. Liable
citizens Of Washington George
his of dancing lessons for the
will Thursday, November hts
Pakers south side Of Pennsylvania
between 9th 9Th Streets opposite Browns new hotel
Days of tuition: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
All the fashionable dances will be introduced and tasgh
Oct t4-du
THE BANK OF THE UNION, I'm Browns Marble
Buiding for the transaction of exchange and
general banking business.
no. II. GALLAGHER, President.
g. w. MARSH, Cashier
Dec l6-u
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.Aass
MOULD respectfully announce hts friends and ne ~
W he has Just opened large and varied assortment"
winter goods for genuemens wear, such as :, -,ssh
Cloths, cnssineres and vcstings, OF the most
ture and styles
Mcrino, silk, and cotton shirts and drawers
Hosiery, cravats, suspcpdcrs, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, Ac., ,.u,eo
which no prepared 10 his at the 0"
rates. He socb liberal share Of public patronage 49, y,
His present location il oppose-his former stand
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept q7--3taw3wf -
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Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies'
NoxfA.,esf roxrs~ a 4 osk urI n sfyesfs

NcrfAvsst corner Of pfA and streets
THE INSTITUTE will it, session on the ns. 4 n
Der, with an eahccnt corps Of professors and
department. -. rodUds
mathematics. a, com ~
Terms for day pupI@-pcr session Of FIRE .omfA'-'""'
ga, In English and mathematics, .,ant
Ancient and modern languages, music, drawing,
extra Circulars be had OF the Principal Esny aPp
admission Is necessary. - nv pdpdr
wAsmroTor CRY, August 10, 1851.
Aug l7-dti5Oct -.
PHILOSOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NA'
i by u. Alien. :, ,vu,msM n
Csischim Unfamiliar Things by Emily Elirsbs,n Rrg
Hand Book Of Literature and the Fine Arts by ss"F
BayArd Taylor. 1 volume. :.
Maxims and Morals Of Rochefoucauld. -, NJ hpl
The Literature and Literary Men Of Great bnmh'
volumes.
Sir Roger de Coverly by The Spectator r,,,
Hand Book OF Universal Biography; by Parke ssnm ycsS
Kniehrs Cycioprdis Of the Industry OF Al Ns"0"' :,
WIN V. i'';;usaS'' rsAscs rArls
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M EN BANKING HOUSE tn washington Cisy.V
undersigned having been induced to embark IN The sIcha
banking business city of Washington D. CT hmeis
notify his friends and public generally
fact and solicit their encouragement His institution
The Bank Of the Unionn and from which du
will be issued for circulation that will not be represented
tangible the shape OF gold and silver
the United States northern exchange, or Virginia &
able funds.
readily perceived that the public protected ~
itself made stand the foundation This entcrp
tered upon after the deliberatiOn, and IL 10 graus
know that with the approval Of experienced and sa
1nancers OF New York, Washington, and Richmond.
Unionn government, and the psu
cities Of the United 6taie AZ will negotiate for the purchase
ION commson Of State Stocks guaranteed bonds Of canal an
road companies, aud other good securities.
eminent Washington will be attended to on liberal terms
RIO. H. GALLAHgR
RicHmoYp, Va, October, 1851. Nov ll-awp
y EAI. ESTATE AGENCY.-A. RoTHwELL informs D.
Il public that he has opened office street. ss
Office OF the National InegeHcer for the purpose
ing attention the purchase and sale Of city properly
He has large number of building lots In varousRMd
the city, will be disposed Of accommodating terms
improved property.
lie viii undertake negotiation of purchases and Cit
property for persons who may need such aid
10 nonresident property holders he offers his ssrvcs" nh
sales, pay taxes, &c. .
For persons may desire 70 sell property he would
For the business proposes he consider
his extended knowledge a. the location
city property, acquired in his late business city con
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention.
Conveyancing drawing Of deeds, &c. Will be attended Ih
office.
Being commissioned justice Of the peace, he will st
the taking Acknowledgements Of deeds, DC.
Nov l3-aaw6wif
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THE Political Works Of John e. Calhoun--bsin~
dquisihon government and discourse
ton and government Of the United states pages
ayo Tobe followed by Others For sale, sney toreew
Dec ~ ti FkANCK TAYLOR.
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90 Notice TO passenger from Panama TO California
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company feel called
will recognised agent
a sned by company ticket.
signed obtained their agency, III West
OF Charles l. Bartlett esq Boston; OF Messrs Armstrong Hs
rs n CO., New Orleans. BY orders w. II. DAVIDGE,
Nkw YoKE, Jan. B, le52 Secretary.
%
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pARTSERsEuP.-s. w, HANDY, grocer opposite Willard.
II Hotel him his 3. w. X. Handy. The
the and
W. old stand south, side Pennsylvania
pue bstwee ian and 18th streets. 4. w. HANDY,
Jan % n. - - 3. w. X. HANDY.
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HIRTsDres Shirts plain and embroidered III. nn..t oai
hes-a superior and complete assortment now on hand
Good fits guaranteed in all cases.
CHAa, ". LANEW
Fashionable Hat Cap, and Gents Furnishing Esabhsent
smNe-hdn Pennsylvania avenue, a street
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MANHATTAN QUARTZ MINING COMPANY

MANHATTAN QUARTZ MINING COMPANY.
Capital Stock, $500 Shares, 500 each
located in Grass Valley, the focus of Quartz
Mining in California; chartered for Fifty
Years under Incorporation Act Of California
Office, No. 20s Broadway, New York city.
TRUSTEES.
JOHN A. COLLINS. HARRISON SCOTT.
JOHN COOK ia WILLIAM C. CkOsETT
HORACE GREELEY
LOCATION AND CLAIMS
THE principal CLAIMS Of th. Company are upon
Man, attain and Willow Hills II has Also vaiua-
BILE possessions upon G0d,n Sc Lawrence LAUREL
"Cb.stou aud Osburn Hills total Of 81 lots % Of
which are 100 feet each upon the vein all It's tips and
angles "a aims 100 feet square claims 80 feet sqaare
and claims 20 by A. fseiA Of which Of average
rca cas- at least, Of urass Valley sodbsaFing Quarts
The titles TO these veins Of two Glasses One 10 dsr
we'd from Mexican grants embracing tracts OF seveis
leagues and the Other which IL nearly anivssssi. o
Element aud occupation npon the public domain Oh .ne S
ted States The first class Of titles is diarsssfoi n'
MINERS, bat the latter claims universal eonnos"os su
spect and bv the last session of the lsgsiasu Vt
MIA vas egslired.
The statutes provided thas Ia eli cases OF trespa apo'
miners claims, Justice Of the Psass shan nav" Juae
tion and 10 required 70 award his assson 10
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A STORY FOR LITTLE CHILDREN.-Ihere
was once little boy, who heard one Sunday a
clergyman preach. The text which the clergy
man read was, Verify verify, say unto you
whatsoever We shall ask the Father in my name,
he will give it you" After reading the text,
he stopped minute, and asked his hearers to
consider what il was they should like most,
and then to ask for it in Jesus name, trusting
to his promise that it would be given to them.
At the end Of the service, the little boy asked
his aunt il she had asked for anything; then
she asked him what he had asked God to give
him, aud he said " | thought first Of one thing
know which would be best to ask, and 50 said,
Father thy will be done"
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Dr. Huddsrt remarked that Nos. |, 3 and G. showed no
signs OF gold whatever to the naked previous set
ing Nos A. and s. showed gold in spots but were bv no
means what would he called picked specimens.
The above calculations upon the value Of GOLD
Si6 per ounce In giving the dollars the ton the cents
omitted.
The Nj WHlNERY will be similar to that employed by
the Grass Va ley Quartz Mining Company formerly owned
by 'ohn Cons 20 This style of machinery has been
thoroughly and successfully tested will acc mplisb the
same amount Of labor with the empoyme, Of half less
power than any other style of machinery that come
der our observation.
The following statement from William Wilsts epei.
nser and formerly Of Skaneaees New Yor and known 10
De man OF unimpeachabe integr ty while it introduces
other subjects shows superiority Of this sye OF ma
chinery:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-07
Addison Coanty Agricultural Society.
Middlebury College.-The 1886, 900 Sub.
scription complete,

II affords us sincere pleasure to he
able TO announce that the srbscrip,ioh
4. IN behalf Of M%iddlebury College, com,
menced something more than a year
since, had, previously TO the first of Jan.
uary, reached the full sum of SD. 600.
This makes the entire subscription val
I'd, anG, what is of still more conse-
quence, secures the permanence of the
College, beyond contingency. We con
graduate our citizens, and the friends
at this institution everywhere, on this
suspicious result. To our village il Sc,
cLres one of its vital interesls-one that
has given us name abroad, that has
conferred a great benefit at home, and
that will continue prominent in its in
fiuence on the moral aud literary char
acter Of our State.
To the indefatisable exertions ofp7ss
ident LABAREE, we 1--we it that tie gene.
rous benefaciors, who have thus CONS
forward 10 sustain the COLLEGE m ms hosr
Of trial, have been .foasG. AMI ,hsir le>
neyolence turned IA ,hi> jrsci.an rai>
was a labor Of low, Whithscn few would
have undertaken AZ aii->o srduous was
II In prospect-and which none would
have accomplished so we'll. 1t is worth,
OF remark here, perhaps, that, of the
money raised without the State, a large
proportion was subscribed in Boston,
city proyerbially liberal, as it is, we be-
lieve, comparatively the most wealthy in
the Union. Among the subscribers,
also, are several ladies-as minated in
the card of DR.. LABARrE-two giving
$500 each. two $3.50, four 500, &c.
Thus, during the last four years, and
under the same auspices, two sub
'crip,lons have been happily completed
for the same object-making, in all,
fully $4,000. This sum-, in addition
to The funds previously belonging to the
corporation, and with VIVA, may reason.
ably he expected, in addition, from 9TH
er sources, will afford a basis adequate
TO immediate wants, aud pcrpetuate to
another generation an institution which
rs destined, we trust, to a long career
Of usefulness and prosperity .-Eao per-
Petnd!
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-07
Reciprocity.

Hon. JAMES MEAcnAM writes to a gen
tleman in this county under date ofDec. %,
on the subject oil reciprocal trade with Can
ada as follows:
~ believe hat such a Reciprocity, rs is
proposed. will do great mise lel To all the
farming interest OF the Moth and was
greatly surprised 10 find Michigan meni-
here OF the last Congress iufavor Of il. 1t
will give very little feciprcci Of prcft in
the trade.
was anxious TO see tn sentiments of
Vermont made knoNn BY he Legislature,
because ] know lhe eudcnc here is strong
in favor NJ reciprocity
He then e2pressedhis hop hat the meas
ure may he telcatd tins .inler Jas il was
Ct the last session.
Oar Representative ana Senator'S are de-
! sirous Of knowing te will q the peopl on
his ma ter; aud 'hee is no ". more direct
than for The perpleio NEE I'm convention
and express their wishes. Let the matter
be carefully eNamited, and let all The facts,
that can be obtained be made prb'ic.
The Southern aid Western Congress.
men are indifierenlto the Reciprocity meas
ure, aud those from the North and East are
waiting to he ''instucttd."
lftbe people, thu farmers, of the northern
states maniirsi no interest or care in III,
matter, Congress may Yield Ia he impor,
tunites OF Canadtns and British agents
and Pass an act At he prr-e session, whici
will open our mar,et 10 { oadian produce
aud TO British manula urcs, that vi
prove a heavy AMI lasliur damage TO GU
own n'erests.-S Adams Messenger.