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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03
SOCIETIES.


& MASONEC.-..-POmArev Y,osvN
XXNO. 164,--Ststei Meetings, the Mo,,des
v \Evening, on OF before the full moon II, each,
MONTH Hall in Murphy building Second 81.
49, L. Q. o. f. ---NROlni Eodse
g. NO. A1,-Mootings on every Friday
Evening Hall il Edwards building.
gEgESSsg Welfare Div IsiOn, No. O6, Son
sot MISUNDERSTANDING every Saturday
S7SsSs1 Evening. Han IN DeCamp's building.
a#4sS Salisbury Division No. 09a
S5lSSS Sons Of Temperance-Meetng on Saturday
eaISa Evenings. Hall, Rice's sbuilding Middlepoi
ssywg Crystal Fount Division No. 4
SgnNs Sons and Daughters Of Temperance meet.
SEES9 ines every Saturday afternoon at the Song
Hall in POmeroY.
CIIUR CHES.
Protestant EpiscOpai--Rev. TuoHAs Is.
DooLEr, Rector:--Seryices every Sabbath morning,
at 102 o'clock.
PRcSbyterian--2ev R WtLkrxsoS Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning at l0a o'clcck
Methodist Episcopal.-REv. A. FLEnrNe
Pastor-SCNices atthe upper church OIL alternate
Sabbath mornings at 10 o'clock--at lower church,
every Sabbath afternoon, at 3oclock.
German MetIioesiss--Rov. P. Dao ss:K,
Services every Sabbatl morning
German LutIieI nn--Rov. Mr.. HAsEA.,-
Services every Sabbath morning.
Roman Cathotic--Rey THEoruLes KRAYY
Priest;-ServiceS every Sabbath morning.
New JcrUsalenh Church REV, G. C.
GILES, Mnster-SeryidcS in Pmneruy Academy
every other Sabbath, al 8 o clock z. NJ.
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The above rates are the annual payments for
the whole term Of life. For seven years the rate
is 33i per cent. less. Whenever the.Premum
under the Mutual Rate amounts to $40 or more,
one half may be paid in Premium Note, and
one half cash.
JOHN Z. MARSHALL, President.
MERRICK B. DEAN Secretary
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03

- ALERATUS. For sale by the barrel, low for
- Cash. E. II. STEDMAN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03

DOAD NUTlCE.-There will be a petition
IL presented to the Commissioners of Meigs
county, praying for the location of county road,
commencing at the intersection Of the present
road, on Elijah Bibbee's upper line of his farm,
and thence running up the river on the ground
which may be thought to be most advisable for
public good and private interest, either on the
river bank, or on the rise Of ground at the foot of
the hill, up to the crossing Of Tanners Run, at
or near the place of the upper bridge, and from
thence on the rise Of ground nearly where the old
road was formerly located, passing back of VIM.
McKay'S dwelling house, and so continuous on
the rise Of ground TO the upper line Of the town
ship Of Letart. By the voice of
may 3.16w4 MANY CITIZENS.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE by ORDER
~ OF COURT.-0n the second day of June.
A. d. 1853, at o'clock in the afternoon, at the
door of the courthouse, in the Town of Pome-
roy, will be sold to the highest bidder the follow
ing real estate, as the property Of Elias Willson,
deceased, to wit: Seventy acres Of land situate
IN the southwest corner Of the southwest quar-
ter Of section number sixteen, in town number
| seven, and range fourteen, in the Ohio Compa-
ny's purchase, in Scipio township, in said county
OF MelgS, subject to the dover estate Of the wld-
ow-Caroline Wilson. Appraised at Sb6O0O.
Ant upon the following terms, viz; One third
cash in hand, One-third in six months, and One
third in one year, with interest from the day Of
sale. ALFRED LEE, Administrator
April 90, 1853. Of Elias Willson, deceased.
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. cotton YARN CANDLE WICKING, low
\ J for Cash, by E. H. STEDMAN.
/ RON. Good assortment. Low for Cash, by
y E. II. STEDMAN,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03
L. II. STEDMAN.
&R&AM8 m@@@a,

SdT 09AHa@a E3S@W@9&a~
Z HAVE received, and am now opening q part
n of my Spring Stock, consisting, in part of
PRINTS, LAWNS, BERAGE DELAINES,
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERES,
FRENCH TWEEDS,
BLACK, BLUE, AND MINED SATlNETS,
COTTONADES, PARASOLS,
TICKlNGS
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHIRTINGS, &c.
Which am offering at such prices, for the ready
pay as will induce purchasers TO call on me, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
would say to my "old customers" and to as
many new ones as have mind to call that
can give them the best bargains in Town, and no
mistake. E. II. STEpMAN.
Middleport, March %, 1858,
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Wholesale Grocery Warehouse.

FRONT STREET, BETWEEN LINN AND COURT sTkEETs'
POMER0Y, o.
1T COHEN has now the satisfaction IL an
IL nounce to the public that he has opened
a large and extensive WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL GROCERY HOUSE.
His facilities for purchase are not exceeded in
the market. Having confidential agents in the
market and ALWAYS PAYING CASH DOWN,
he thus secures all the advantages of the trade,
both as to quality and price.
He has just returned from making the largest
and cheapest purchases made for this market the
present season. The public should bear in mind
this important fact: The true test of cheapnesS in
Groceries is in Quality. "All is not gold that
glitters." am now selling prime article at the
same price you pay for an inferior article at other
places. l now offer you the very best article at
the same prices generally paid for second and
third rate. have an immense supply on hand of
TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES, SYRUP,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, CANDLES, SOAP,
SPICES, CHEESE, RAISINS, SALER-
ATUS, SODA, and the very best.ar-
ticle of MACKEREL to be OBJ
tanned. splendid lot Of
SCYTHES, for sale 80
per cent. cheaper
than can be
bot else
wheye
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03

MlddIeport, o., March TO, 1858.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.-Tbe sub

Of the estate of j. Il. Young, dece
May 3, 1853. .l6w4. $3.50.
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March "a, 1S63-1iw5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

NV SCHOOL PEEsBYTERrAS CnuRcH-An article re-.
Gently published in the Tenth Legion" Of Virginia
says that in consequence Of the agitation on the subject OF
slavery in the last General Assembly Of the New School
Presby terrain Church, which met at Buffalo, number O.
the ministers Of that persuasion, in the Synod Of vrgnia
have signed the following resolutions aud proposed them
to the other Southern Synods, for adoption:
"Rcsoved That the Presbyeries in the slave holding
States decline masing any response the inquiries pro.
posed by the late General Assembly.
"2 That said Presbyteries be fully represented in the
next Assembly.
90 That laid Presbyteries instruct their delegates 10
the next Assembly IN the Of the subject of slavery
being introduced - propose resolutions expressing in the
strongest terms the opinion Of the scmby that all fir
agita ion Of the subject in that body Is most unus and
improper and should not be permitted. And should the
Assembly refuse 10 sanction such resouOns that the Dele
gates from said Prc-bvehes be instructed Immediately ia
withdraw and unite with those from other portions OF ia.
church. Opposed 90 the further agitation Of this subject In
the Assembly either in organization or in such
other measures as ia their Judgment will be most exped
ent"
The same paper says that s,me Of the South
members Of this church in favor Of immediate .e
ccsson, aud that possibly, will take that course but
tbat the plan indicated in the above resolutions seen gen,
rally preferred.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

JUDGE BHoEENBRoUGH's LAW SCnooL.-The next ses.
sion OF Judge Brokenbrough's Law scoo, Lexington
will be seen from an advertisement in columns
menees on the Path day Of October. 1t will he the fifth
session of this School, which, since its establishment by
Judge peterborough has grown in popular favor the
number OF students increased every session. The
thorough one and the mode Of instruction pracced
10y the Judge admirably adapted the Advancement Of
the pupils cathecetcal system Of instruction is adop.
ted together with oral explanations aud practical usra-
tons at each meeting Of the classes and also moot court
during part OF the session. Thus far entire satisfaction
has been given and large class is expected for the APP
preaching session.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

tB- The Albany argus, the Old bunker Democratic
organ in the Safe of New York. calls attention to the fact
that the Washington Union the Inaugural
utons of the Hon. D. B. Taylor with those offered subse.
quenty by one of the test dodgers known the Lin.
denwad resolutions and that the Union expresses de-
cided preference for the latter after had read of the
Democratic party the Buffalo Republic and other Free Soil
journals Yet the Buffalo Republic and the entire Free
Soil press of New York express this identical preference
The Argn' is indignant this vaeiating of the
Union and the the socaed Union Democrats
of New York, it ought to ksO which of resolutions
is preferable.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29
PETERSBURG MARKET july 27.-FD

PETERSBURG MARKET, July 27.-FLoUR-Cty
Mills 50, by the quality.
TonAcCo.-Receipts light and demand active. Com.
mon sorts something lower hoghead OF fine manuac.
turing brought s2s per 100 lbs yesterday at auction and
another $50 80.
LOUISVILLE MARKETS, JULY %
ToBAcco.-PTces are stimulated with sales Friday al
the auction warehouses; of SO hhds So 95 for Iug
sea- for seconds, aud o. 65 O5 TO- co. IL 90 Ii 90
for choice and manufacturing leaf
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS, Jury %.
FLouR.-The market is dul-hoders firm We hea,
no sales. Car price a. 81 l-2, receipts light.
GEAIN.-Wheat is dull-prces decired. We quote
Corn at 65c; mixed &C 63c No prime yellow in mar
ket In other produce chsnge in prices
BEEF CArrLE.-Supplies moderate prices unchanged
We quote SO "a asa per 100 lbs gross Sheep aud Lambs
81 20 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

FATAL AFFRAY.-Saurday evening the Police Officers
of this city, informed by a messenger from Blu.
chanan, that difficulty occurred ia that place about
nightll Friday evening, between Richard Lester and
Andrew Obenchan, in which O5enchain was killed. lie
was stabbed in several places and died from the effects
the wOund- understand, Saturday evening" Lester is
house painter formerly Of the city OF Norfolk and work
cd in this city year two since He made his escape
Immediately after the fray, and has taken at the
latest decentralization Tir0iniaH TdV 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29
LOUISIANA ITEMS.

The Pointe Coupce E~to says Some months ago. We
alluded 20 the greatly increased value Of negro property
selling H this parish We have now % ADJ that land
and houses are also rng rapidly in price, u we can Judge
rom the safes that itey hays llsn under our obscrya
Ton ln fact v" tink that such property l. nog worth
double o. what IL WIS twelve months since
The Madison journal speaks Of the weather and crop.
rs iJpNs since the publication Of our last number
we have been visited with ar abundance Of rain PROM
the 2ud until the lh 10 flincd every day The weather
appears 10 be seulsd.
Incrtin has hai fine eject upon tho corn cror and
although 10 came too ite fora considerable portion of
we have doubt tie crop will prove sui ,s1t Tor pl,nt
ton consumption for the coming year. There 4. slso
large anouut ci last ycafs crop stl on hand.
Wcuouce that cotton 3. shedding considerable, but With
favorable Weather planters will make ls much AZ tbey
can pick.-N. y. bSS. NJ me 22d
CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.
The election for Representatives Of North Carolina IN
the 58i Congress will t,ke place on Thursiiy the 4
pr0yimo. The following are the candidate
Fret D-ifict-Dlvid Outau. Wing. Dr. Shaw Loco
Second District.-ThOs Rufhn, T4os j. Latham. and
w. q. Lonir; 10 Locos
Third Distnct- William S. Asio and waI.or =. Leak
both focos.
Fourth District-sion n. Rogers, Wing A. W. Ven
able and A. ". Lewis, Locos
F,fih District-Johu Kerr Whig withou, oppo.itiop.
Sixth Dis'rict-R. c. Puyear, Wing. - Boyd
Loco
Seventh Distriot-Jis. W. G,bOrne Wing. Burton
Craige, IpcO.
Eighth Disuict-Bargesss GATHER whig Thoni. {.
Clngnan, bic own hook.
A. compared with the last Presidential election Tia
Wing minority in the lst District u 3ss 5th 1880 =
6th, 1901. 7tb, 100. sih (Cingnan'D 267s L,cof,co
majority IN the 2J, 2l4O. %, $3.50. 4th 2l14--Ra-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29
SThe SurreS.iou =.

1t is now generally understood that the Brigadier
has set his heart on being his own successor To
that end all the patronage and machinery of the Ad
ministraton at present directed. But after four
years more, the of his ambition will be FULL
and he will be willing to surrender the rens
devoted friend. That friend We learn from the Bos-
ton Atas has already been designated in the person
of the Hon. Caleb Cushing. Ii any thing should
happen prevent the nomination of the Brgadicr
Caleb is to profit by that contingency and get the
nomination in so. There is a temptation 10 treach-
cry he:e ~iiah il will be all lost impossible for the
Tyler auctioneer to resist we may set it down as
certain that he will bctray his chief If the opportu-
nifty is presented aud he make any thing by it.
Caleb's introduction into the Cabinet was the Bit
terest pill that ha. been administer cd to the Old Line
Democracy. Universally regarded destitute Of prin.
cipe, his appointment was only endured because he
was considered the bosom crony Of the President,
and it thought hard not to allow him one conf
dental friend among his Cabinet advisers. What
they will think and say when they find that all the
patronage Of the Government is to be devoted to his
advancement remains to be seen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

HEALTH OF NEw ORLEASs-The New Orleans Delta,
says If persons would discard partisan appeals
Interpretations and apply themselves to the task
investigating all the facts within their reach so as to be
abe todeduce just and conclusions from authen
tic data there would be less for the present alarm
in regard to the health Of the city, and the apprehended
advent OF epidemic
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

In Lamar Co. Texas after Illness hour from the e.
eis Of Poison, the 9Th July, JOHN SPENCER son Of Ann
Louisa and Edward u. Sims Aged 1--WE years months
Formerly u Cumberland county Va.
~ Enquirer will please copy.
On the eth inst half 1--WE O'clock p NJ Mrs CATA.
RIM PEAY wife 81 Mr. John Peay 3st year
The friends AMI acquaintance of the family
tend her this Fday) morning o'clock Asbury
Chapel without farther notice.
A. Bath, Alum, Va July ed. Rev JUSTIN EDWARDS D. n
of Andoer, Mass His will Andover
intcrment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

"Nurs FOR rHK WASHINGTON UNION. Under the above
caption the Albany Journal administers dose the
Union in regard to Of the Brgaders appointments
The Union indicated of course) the appointment of
certain Mr. Josseyn to important Office at the North,
and denied that he Abolitionis or even a Free
Soler the Journal had asscrted-whereupon the Jour
nal draws the proof conclusive upon the Union In 1850
this same Mr. Josselyn, chairman of committee
ported the following resolutions Free Soil Convention
Resoired. That in going where Democratic principles
lead bound to disapprove the law recently
by Congress- well known in its incpient stages Ms.o
BILL which received the support of Daniel Webster and
the Fugitive Slave Law" since il has received the an.
proval and signature OF Willard Fillmore President Of the
United States.
Resolved That the provisions Of that law in destroying
the hd6eas corpus in denying the trial By jury in being
eros' deto in its character and in isryng on the
people for the recovery of private slave property
constitutional as well repugnant the feelings OF hu
mainly and destructive to personal rights and the liberties
Of the people
Resoired, That rai4e the standard of REPEAL and
will rally around it. and press in the glorious work
TIL that bill Of nominations that odious and oppressive
act fully and forever erased FROM the statutes Of the
Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

- The New Orleans Picayune of the 22nd inst, an
hounces that Hon. Senator Borland Minister Censl
America left that place the day previous for Mobile
his to Pensacola where he will embark for San Juan
del Norte, on board the frgate Columbia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29
rx-rAe Boston 7ran.erips h.. been furnished With

TN The Boston 7ranserpt has been furnished with
communication giving account Of an improvement to
prevent the noise Of omnbusses and other carriages
er way through the streets Tho correspondent Of the
Transcript says "The improvement said to have
mated from practical engineer, and to DO applicable all
Of vehicles Tor the roads Ry proper
rangement and connexiou Of the doors and windows
the part Of the manufacturer the shaking and rattle gen.
orally peculiar to them may readily be avoided But to
get rid Of the sound of the wheels they strike against
the pavement has hitherto been considered almost
possibility. This, learn. may DO accomplished In
the most simple and effective All that is
sary merely the rims with Iadia rubber tires
Of from inch inch and half in thickness, accord
ing to circumstances At first IL thought that the In
da rubber would lack strength and durability But being
expressly prepared for the purpose IL is asserted that it
will not only retain ts place and elasticity, but endure for
an almost incredible time. In COACH with such wheels
the sensation is described to be like that which might
expect to experience in riding road composed Of
layers of velvet and may add that the first person
who will introduce such model Of coach omnibus
into this city may be reap rich reward for his
terprise."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

ID The number of visitors to the Crystal Palace last
week estimated 90 H. and the gross receipts at S.
l47
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

% Seventy more Protestant refugees from Madeira
have arrived at New York, and desire join their breth
rem in Illinois
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Stale Treasured.

We hear that the Governor has rendered the office nj
Treasurer made vacant by the death Dr. Butler Ma
jor VIM. B. Taliaferro of Gloucester
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ALEXANDRIA, MARKETS.
MARRIED..
DIED,

~ the Rev VIM Love- the 9Th inst tHe st Presbyterian
Richmond.
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Srirs T6Jaeco mate tod,y by u. w. ATKINSON
Thos Baker q FuvannaNo. a. t2s H. Cosby wnfree
Eat 49, 10. ~ James Thomas.
gaflS IS n " u Di.kiueon.
tal9 %, 10 Hayster.
. Ni 81 10, 70 Gilmore A CO.
- p, Lugs.
Sat go 20, n Gilmore a %.
gM Is 90, Lura.
loaf 70 On, 10 Jones
And smaller crops ranging nom a. 90 for Iug, "A eif
70 f1r good Manufacturing Leaf 49, v
ssih July, iso9,-Iyao-it
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

80 Mr.. Newcomb, of Massachusetts, the only surviving
grandson Of Maj General Warren the first and most illus
rous victim of the revolutionary war; has been turned
out Of The Office Of Librarian in the War Department
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

~ The Locofoco organ in North Carolina, the
Raleigh STANDARD, continues to wage furious war
against what il calls the Hsorgaaizcrs" Mr. Lotn in
the ID District, NJ. Leake in the 3D. and Mr. yenabe
in the Ith-all Democratic candidates for Congress.
are denounced without mercy. But Mr.. yenabc
comes in for the largest portion of its abuse Nick
names, riiicuie aud dcngncatons Of al sorts arr
employed against him-and finally he IL charged with
being opposed to the Administration The Honorable
gtnaeman appears to be in the least disco imposed
by the assaults upon him. The "boJ.tqiied Li,syer.
groy stop politicians ANIL hirei editors'-who are
warning upon him. furnish pleasant themes for his
whitening sarcasm and thundergustical oratory lie
expects defeat, in consequence Of the division in the
party buthe is determined that his ASSISTANTS shall
not profit Nv It.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

tn Nat Wolfe, Eaq, Of Louisville, has resigned the
Office Of Commonwealth Attorney Tor that Judicial dis
lrc which he h's held for the last fourteen years. Mr.
scaniditc for the Senate supply the vacancy cfca.
ted by the resignation Of Col VIM. Preston lexington
(hgD OJserrer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

WAHS'So-A horse was htched to telegraph pole In
stamford, Conn., lately, and was struck by lightning
The danger j. said to be great 10 DO connected with
ahghtoing rod,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

q The Boston Atlas, in thinning the Hon. Caleb Cusl
ing, speaks of his first election to Congress as effected
by personal efforts the peculiar If not the mos,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29

STEAM SAW MIL FOH sALR-A saw Mil, nth
- inch Creulr Saws and steam Eurne no HORSE n
ms been In use - nonhsis IN complete repair not
ninGapabe o. cutting eight Thousand Of Pine
pr day VIII be sod bargain being located within one
point.
roa person shout 70 engage the manufacture u Lumb,
worthy Of attention.
The james River Boats VIII land passengers Al "rrsss
which u one and quarter miles from the M For nr1bd
uculafs, address r. Q. TOMSON, Apperson's Post q
jya0-cim CharIea City co. Z
GAulE MtHiNO UNuEH sInRTs- -
~ 0aure Msrino Under Shirts r
Cotton do DO III
Cotton Shirts With Linen Bosoms and Colisrf =
hleached and Hrovn Jean Drawers Linen
sutpcnlert Stocks Crayats; Gloves
-. Linen Collars corssts, &C., e., for sale
-.-srURT, ALLEN co,
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~ The Paris papers are cxpa. iatin1 unon t,,p
cordial relations, which subsist between the French
and English Squadrcns at the mouth Of the Doria-
nellcs. The French squadron arrived in very Ind
weather, and the grace and dcxerity with which il
took ~ position are chroncled as exciting the o4ni
ration Of the English. On the 2Oth. Admiral Dundas
gave grand entertainment on board the Bfttapi, Il,
hc Frcuc1 oiiccrs in hon.r Of tho Queens 1irtb dav
Alter the toasts 10 Queen Victoria and Napoleop III
were received with the lyeest enthusiasm r,ors n,
ca on aud martial music admira Baron dc 4, Sus.c
rose and pronounced discourse, In which bcexpross.
ed bis pleasure as well tbs, OF ali his officer. n,
seeing the two fleets Of England and France united in
a common cause. IIc concluded by giving ".rbo
cordial union Of the English and French squadron ~
which was received with the greatest delight Adj
miral Dundas Afterwards proposed the Health # Adj
INITIAL de Ia SUISSE aud the French squadron. lie cx.
pressed tie wish to sec France and England AWAY,
acting together-for united. he thought they might
defy the whole world. These sentiments were i'm.
menseiy applaudcd and seemed TO III 10 auaur n nov,
era IN the annals Of the world
Wonder what the Emperor Nicholas thinks Of sucl
enthusiastic friendship between traditional and invct
crate foes Does II alarm or amusc him
u Ny census ju-, taken, the population Of Pruss,
y leesb'tao-vhich gives s.sis Inhabitants 10 a mill
square Since Ma Isa sepans 10 Isgs,bs incre,,. n.
becn eof.9 asa
~ The present session a, Chapel Hi On. c., opeo
9Th 400 students. "" wv"
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VIII our Boston contemporary give US a full aud exact
account Of these peculiar efforts ;" Many rumors are
ahoat in this region respecting them, and would con
iuce much the public satisfaction to have the precise
truth