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ST. ,yosephss Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Epapits5vry, Freaer5ck county, Nd
TUE Annual Session q Studies eoueaess CD
50 per anEu pyabs rems
panan a5 also @ lsa e. a % e. I'D
nine ye s m a a sees e PsP SnssE
Letters of nqary saaa be .1drs % he No,her ,eror ~
ST. josephs Acaay Esburg, Ffderek county, Maryiand.
NoTICE.-Government EsuIsdin,sx stock Cx,a.I.nr
ssiesn showing ne aaseT he sse ass
% seidsa Viters CO. wasans
Sept lo-dlw M sEifss. trustees.
IL Is evidently seat snsnanee 10 our GUS
TONER'S and the CONSUMERS Of dry goods geDay thar
esr u1easseS Il IN nss NJ seee' i-Ses Ss re-
70 pieces ss P'n slask ls n Z cents yard worth 81
large ior q sleeves wii etaer erarosdsriss
ailess thnn half be Importers cost
IS pieces LuEiss slsek sombasins," oasquarsas
pieces hpav5 corded rnoarnlag silks Al
whlis Iink and Mas pom! lks far evening
pieces heavy Poal Dc soc silks. eoiosr s. per
10 pieces french iaenos various eoos . cents pas yards
gissssSs z gss ysEs; vasa q s.
y giscea sn,Ta r.eheo o. l2 Psr yard; sauc 81 Is
ssroas sadies salaeS a' ssasle eS aHr sas
IS adies' rht soves ssnrecon-
mead AZ = sea-. per pats y ne dsasn sHiy
wi es aken saek @ sehanseas
t..stb aAv
pieces ieh ehntze One qualify, i2& ward
so priced aHd ns white a4nneis, quarter
BAT
ana 9Erga1sstg rnoussetnex
childrens
hEe anT
designs and
10 pieces Ga M travelling yasisas gusfss
cartons ladies' embroidered cauhrc skirts
:" 1,eees gnusuay stylish and modern Nooen pas,
ladies' En1 chl5rens wear
W. in
hoEse, 20 which eniy additions made
eooa arse low prices, deang nsy
one price only
Wa beg 90 they
bear 70 request 70 oer thgm home
for Inspection, IL colfssoB Z
We v5ad also when bills
sy be paid closed " Boie Having ep pces rsT
closing hails . sxpecied % eccur
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, Tssi house opposite Centre Market
sep g-s6t
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tIIrY Of Pittsburg nnd ceusfy OF Allegheny. Fern
"
Of city o PssurE and couny Aerhzuy, Ftnnsyvau
hosa~
C0upxHy, b. Which they guaranteed.
confidently
81 n
The bonds. together erbi statistical
Obtained
JOHNSTON BEUTdEIE. Co.
fnzfafs cad Fisrzl hHangs.
Agsfs f1r Plftsb1g Cnupaur.
Ian lN--Shcpr
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~ ton A persons having stock in ris
forthwith send statement
tie number OF Of each espctsei
they send them dFeci sedsa Witers Co. Washing
JOS. II. BRADLEY
Sepi l0-diw Wa. sEl,nYN Trustees
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Hs4'.Al' fi0sTirrrIfs NusDEn-ST LOUIS Sept s-A
special expires. fssa mar the
18th nit the Sioux Indians killed belonging
emgrant train Fort Laramie The chief given
notice OF the fact and offered give up The offender.
Lieut. Fleming despatched with Second Lieut. Grafton
interpreter, Sergeant Favor Corporal McNulty and
twenty priraies, TO bring in the offenders.
Intelligence had been received that the whole detach
ent had been overpowered and murdered though 40
lieble particulars have been received The ehi among
the number killed The In5iaBs we're extremely hostile
and menacng me fort Another party had been sent
out and reinforcemer;s hare been sent to the fort
THE suGAH cRoF-Tbe New Orleans Bulletin says HThe
annual crop set down in Mr. Champomers annual
eni 44es24 hogsheads which comprises 3ese6I hogs
heads brown made by the old process and a2e5I refined
clarified cisern &C and the weight is estimated at 49s
10000 lbs This does include the Texas crop which
stated have been s2s5 hogsheads Of Loco lbs each
nearly 1000 hogsheads less than the prsycs year
The number Of sugar houses Louisiana is stated by Mr.
Chsmpoier to be 4s7 embracing 4sl worked by horse
power decrease compared with last year Of SD and s5s
by power an increase Of H. showing continued
tendency 10 substitute the more economical and produo-
tive agent OF steam for the old inefficient mode
Information from st Petersburgh with respect to the
disco says THE Russian government named fa the place
Count MedaR vhs sinoe l54s has ee~ Russian envoy
io aanero ou' 'hs Count replied that be serious
saaesn fom bronchitis for which he had entered upon
A course Of treatment that would require sors months
he accordingly asked permission 70 rean at o al least
for the present snd il has been accorded,
It's probable that Mr. Soec the present charge DAT
h4ires Of Russia, lnay be eventually appointed
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II is said Of French ladies that their undness for eec
to such excess th; widows who have lost the
husbands practise attitudes q despair before looking
gssss.
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eaANp coLossAL MUSEUM ANp MEvAeERIE.

Aug 27--dl eyorlf
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-05
G5rWfrklg Coll1tt
Gloomy EeresiaadOsyingN

wanting TO lay hulu on u sulnciehb NUN
Der statistical facts, in reference It
Public Education in this Parish, t.
justify the indulgence Of our renders,
in u few general remarks in reference
to tho future destiny Of the Republic,
as already forcsl'adowcd, in religion,
as we'll ms politics, To our friend Mr..
Louis Shoppers, we are indebted for
the following information in reference
to Free Public Schools in this Parish
for the past year. The number Of
Schools in the Parish arc 2l--numbcr
of children entitled TO education | Isl,
out Of which number only l39 have
attended school, leaving II MouSand
0ud /oriy-t7ro not attending, but
growing up, like other rank weeds to
aid, the designs Of educated nonnte-
banks in choking the fair form Of the
republic out Of existence. DO our
people know how much money they
havo paid, to keep these four hun
drod and tlirty-nine children at the
very worst apologies for schools The
past year Ii has cost us in round
numbers Fir 7Housnpd one him.
drca nud Wly-oac Uo/lars, Here
arc life statistics Of the most interest
ing character, and cannot our people
be aroused to the danger thrcatning
the government in this quarter. We
nrc ashamed but not njtaid to pro
claim it, that, leaving out Now Or
leans, tho mass Of the people in Louisi-
ana were mover in n more Affect state
Of ignorance which is but another
namo for barbarism. 1nnumcrablc
lave been the warrants sent here for
collection from school directors, under
the law Of last year, where all three
Of tho "Sch0ol Directors and sulcy-
Uisoys Of Educatioa' have made ,>'s
for their names. What q condition
Of things for Republic a govern
mont, which can furnish nothing but
tho yhclcton Of liberty if its founda-
ton rest not on the general intclli-
gcncc Of the people.
Let us travel in whatever direction
We may, and the same Disgrace
full picture is presented; the same
biggotted, bcnightod, aud bcsotted
populace, meet US.
True Christianity. cannot exist in
such condition, because ignorance
and Truo Christianity are incompati-
bles. The country affords no check
for political corruption in the city, and
the State is and has been the prey Of
political mountebanks, on one hand
and fanaticism on the other.
Say the very best you may for us
there is no salvation from the gulf Of
anarchy into which we must fall, from
this condition.
The principal is well established,
that freedom cannot exist with igpo-
rance and the provisions made by
The General government from time to
time for public education from the
donation of lands; has placed it fully
within the power of each State to pro-
vide without cost for an ample and
sufficient system. Talk of the consti-
tution-the purity of ''our' political
principles, cobblcd up platforms to
elevate jugglcrs to the gaping multi
tude-the beauties of the Christian re-
ligion-the purity of Democratic priu-
ciplcs-"the Union of the democracy
for the sake of the Union - it is all
the verriest bosh. and CANNON. The
true patriot stands on more dignified
ground. lie loves his country, first
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-05
GENERAL TAYLoRtrEsrnrucE

III Ai"' T'' i' A'"f'ipef, VIC nOtcG
an interesting article III General
Taylors residence at Bton Rouoe"
illustrated with a truthful picture of
the same. The sad reality and truth
Of tho writers words, when h says"
few years more and General Taylor's
residence " will have disappeared"
must strike The visiters as he hccnds
the beautiful avenue leading ont Of
the town to the Barracks. The nod.
est little picket fence, with its unasu-
ming gate, have gone to decay a'd
the shrubs and flowers, so carefully
projected, in the days Of the old mans
glory, have, become rank and wild in
their struggles with bricrs and BRAN
bles for existence. The vine growing
over the balcony, 50 carefully looked
after by the gentle hand Of the old
1Iero's daughter, no longer blooms to
fill the air with fragrance. The flow
crs have dropped, the leaves withcrcd,
aud nothing but the ghostly frame Of
what was now fingers. The house
i'sclfis a spectre. The last and only
occupant since General Taylor left it
forever; was Col. Webster, and fani-
", who are also numbered with the
dead; and the old rustic cottage"
as it is, has been turned over to the
rats, and it reels now to tumble to ash
es und der the gnawipg tooth Of obI'v-
ion. Whist a lesson.
1t rs very brief day ago, whc"
the old gentleman returned from tho
wars, with all his honors, fresh upon
him. A former residence in Baton
Rouge, had endcared him to our peo-
pie, and they claimed him as a citizen
the news Of his approach was heral-
dcd, and the town went to the waters
edge to welcome him. A torch. light
procession with music and banners,
followed bin, and amid the cheers and
Of the people he was os-
eorted to the home Of lis choice, tic
cottage, now dropping its head and
only rescued from oblivion by a wood
cut What az episode, il the history
Of the worlds GLORY.
With what reluctance the old man
left that fairy spot, his own words be-
tray, but there was destiny ruling
him, aud he was forced away, to occu-
py position altogether unsnited to
bis tastes or temperament. That des-
tiny has been sadly worked out. The
Hero Of Buena Vista is dead, his
widow has followed him, and
his accomplished son in Law w. w.
Bliss has fought his last bat
lie.
The remains of Gcnl. Taylor should
have been deposited on this spot-a
place (as he often expressed himselfD
more dear to him, than any other on
Garth
THE ST.. CHARLES TAEArrE-Ac-'
;ording to announcement the st.
Charles, is to open tonight for the
,cason, under the management Of Mr..
De Bar The corps dramnligue is
ull Of stars Of the very first magnitude
md q brilliant apaaou Iuoy bp aypept-
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-05

Observation-Disclosures Hebert has
received The resignation Of Thomas
Mekeon, member Of the Legislature
from the Fourth Representative Dis
trict Of New Orleans.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-05

&C. Gov. Broome has appointed
Thursday, the Odd Of November, to
be observed as Thanksgiving Day in
Florida.
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TH- Our letter from ct. =. 7. in

fs~ Our letter from ct. 3. 7. y in
r. l,rs ,,,er a;1l ~ f,,nd nvcood
I ~ ti,.. ~
~ '.''s ''
feaa7t5 nav hat 3't92'feR. '5'' q sri.
Ter unJer The sj1ato.fa d 4 Vi 81 lb
! Advocate has NOT VT eamoI5ad wff.
b. nr.,,,;so 10 ,.,.,oa l.. i ..a,...l,,.,,.o
evidence that fha @fltef ri INST 'a'-
~ - -
tieht 10 see the documents
Tt,r o., 49, ,,;,..,,,.,,.,
l,>.s. 4 ,a,.t;.,' 80 e1'j - t;.
G5,,.t ,.a..4,,.la., J.. a.. ~ =f..,1.a.
ra.,a1 "a f,a.I.... l...,..... -. 49,
;n[[ ,,s,t ,.s54 . -. -
a.,.,,,,at u.,la,.a pa,.alha ,ad .tl..,.
an,a,nand;na tteo, - 5a.;., r..,. u.
,,., ,''', 49, ' -. 49,
-, I'05 51,,,'z,'1' - - 1 -. ...
a,' 1012' -, ~ - Ma o. ~. y
ShslI Road, and from building any
fence or any other obstruction ON H."
said road and cannl. The Court grant
ed The prayer Of the petitioners, aud
ordered an injunction 10 issue This
will put an end to The New Canal war
Tor tho prcscnt.--Clcsceuh
~. -''s = - = s-~----
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The ST.. CHARLES TAeArrE.-Ac-
cording to announcement the st.
Charles, is to open tonight for the
season, under the management Of Mr..
De Bar. The corps dramnlique is
full Of stars Of the very first magnitude
and a brilliant season may be expect
ed. Among other names for the
draDs0h1s pc1Sou0c, we notice that
Of Mr. George Talnison who several
years ago, was the principal tragedian
on the New York boards with Ellen
Tree; whom he supported in all her
leading characters.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-05

CORRESPONDENT NOE.
ft0Rfs, III, Oct. 18Th, 1851.
Eptr1n o phorpirr0n Danny CoAfr,
bnton Rouge, La.


ahieb appeared in your paper of 3otl
atmo, relative TO II. b. Farrell's Ar.
abi7o IIlnjnent, permit me respectful
" 10 submit the following facts fol
your information.
During u petjod Of ten years which
ha5 elapsed since the introduction oi
IN Arabian Liniment | have adycr-
tised it extensively over great por-
ton of the country through the best
newspapers, and occasionally by means
u Pamphlets circulated by my local
aecnIs apong the people, bu. in no
instance have !, or any one acting I'M
der ny Instructions resortcd to the
mean, commonplace ana offensive
pfac'iee Of printing on, or aflixing adj
Veftlsemepts TO the premises or fences
" any nan either in Mississippi or
elsewhere and great as is the "philan-
tlropy Of the great ago'' | do not sup
pose that This would have been done
for me graiuItously and without my
knowledge. therefore deem ii nee
cssafy III Justice to myself and my
agents to say that the statement made
BY YOU in regard to this is without
foundation and am at a loss to nc
count for l'seorigin unless it may be.
that an individual calling himself DR..
w. II. Farrell who manufactures q
Llument which in imitation Of mine,
he calls Arabian Linimcnt, and who
has have been Informed adopted this
method u advertising his stuff, has ex-
tended bis operations to your State,
and THAT from the similarly Of the
names, Jon as well rs others have
supposed ifs midnight agent to
have daa59d your houses and fences
BY my instructions or with my sane
tion Therefore, in view Of these
facts | trust that is man Of honor
anil gentleman, lycs sir. this is palit-
able---tbo Editor # tho Comet makes
Gle amend t9norable), Won will see it
your duty u DO me justice BY publish
iug q rafutaipn or IT least an czplana-
ton q your statements relative to this
matter al ao early date.
I Howuiu,
RrsprcI/ully, 3-c.
a. q. FARRELL.
T. STEWART
There Where's the guilty man
po@ We knew very well that the
midnight defacor Of fences, was .
counterfeit and only launched out
few hnp-hazzard maledictiens, in order
to expose the imposition. How could
The genuine Farrell" be guilty Of
such an act, When the virtues Of the
~ rue Arabian" stand forth 50 prom
inently il the moon light Of MONDAY.
" .Erlpa1c Of countcrfcits." There, i'll
people wilI BE- ha'nbugecd -basely
deceived AID imposed upon by coan-
terioita, ~ sin d Tie crelnlity is on
their own leeds. 80 hereby give
notice 70 The world that We wash our
hand4 Of tbo whole matter. The YER
table "Oll Dr.. Jacob" is too we'll
l Al
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-05

W-The 30th instant, has been ap-
pointed by Gov Bigler, as a day Of
general Thanksgiving throughout the
State Of Pennsylvania. The same time
has been appointed by Governors Of
other States. The desire has often
been expressed that, some day be fix
ed by common consent Of all the States
Of the Union, that the observance of
this beautiful old English custom
might become universal. Such day,
would be one that all religious demo-
limitations might observe; without
interfering with any one Of the thou
sand different "faiths' now prevailing
in the land.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-05

At Madrid national subscription
has been set Oh foot for the wounded
in the recent disturbances.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-05

A CooI PforosIr1oN.-A young
man just married, in humble eiteam-
stances WiHe's cousin comes in from
the country to pay them a visit-~9ery
clad 10 see each other, etc. II the
midst sof The rejoieings an omnibus
thought crosse the mind Of the hus-
band.
=" Well Martha, don't know how
we're going to accommodate you
We've only one bed You know .
MariIa-Oh that's nothing | can
sleep with your wife, and you can
get lodging al the hotel for three or
four weeks very easily.
fr The sum total of the consolida-
ted Debt of the city Of New Orleans,
is stated at Eight Millions Three Hun
dred Thousand Dollars Add to this
the Five Millions of Bonds issued for
Rail Road purposes, (and which may
be regarded as dead loss), and the
city indebtedness amounts 10 between
thdrteen Gnd fourteen mlll1oas gf
dollars. A sharp sum.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-05

little English quid-nunceS are
specializing upon the somewhat sing,s.
lar fact that the initials Of the two
royal couples in France and England,
now united in so close an alliance,
form the word Nova, the river Oh
Witch St. Petersburg stand Tie
names, it viii be remember, are VA
rolcan, l1li&enio, Victoria, Albert.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-05

A destructive fire occurred in Walk
er and Canal streets, New York, on
the evening Of the 10th. Property to
the amount Of $4,000 was destroyed.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-05

The German journal Of Frankfort
states that Omar Pasha has three
nephcws in the Russian army. One
Of them, Pierre Lattas, has just been
promoted to the rank of major; an
other, Etienne Lattas, IS captain in
one of the frontier regiments; and the
third, Theodore Lattas, is lieutenant
in the regiment Of infantry of the
Archduka Leopold. Omar Pasha late
ly sent to each Of his three nephews a
superb horse. He formerly served in
the same frontier regiment in which
one of his nepbews is.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-28
Nh. r,,osnss Question.


Mr. Yeoge, NJ Mason county applied 10 lhe
county ooliit Of said county for icegse 10 kssP
Ian ordinary. He proyed himself 70 ~ tn ,l,
man and n oond ohaEaol6r and would probably
Keen a house orderly useful ana such rs lht INV
requires hs also produced tle shstN g ISqslp'
for Tie tax 10 keep an OT1indIyl w. ,i.l'
self within lie reouiremenls 1t The law, put rue
oonntv on,,Yt r,GiSsd tile lcenae, he tlleN APP
plied 10 Jndee Summers for ulnhdnmus, ~ COM
mel the court 10 grant the license. Tile JudgeTe'
fused The, n,andamus OIL The ground that lhe cuun'
~ court VIVA NV lnw vested with discretionary
powers, and that lie hal. 10 pulhonY 70 e0ht'Vi
them by 4 ma0damps, Ffom lh's CpuHOm OF
Judge s., a SupeIseleas was allnWtu' anu lhe
oass was uffued nthe Court Ol Appeals w hii,
Fisher, 4 lor Inc annellnUb mud Judge BfK OF
Wheeling, foF tie county court The tOuIt OIL
ADneols on Monday tli0 blli, decided tile following
noinls: -Let0itbarg Chronicle,
ist, BY The terms OF tile lo@ under which this
application was made, tle county niil eOEpOiatou
courts are 6loihed with poioer aud discretion IN
the matter OF gfaning licsnceslo Keep ordlnaile'
IN their several counties and cofpoEallohsioin The
exercise Of who'll Ii is not Within tile provision oil
tile circuit courts 10 control them by means Of q
mandamus.
Cd They aeoiled thO, the terms Of the law
found in tho Code, dues not difeI in effect and
substance from the laws Of 1911, which says
"lhe BolOsr Of granting Hesatss shall BE- h tile
respective county courts" Of 1905, which says
''and they, Qhe juslicesD by their discretion,
shall Judge whether 1t IS convenient ior such q
house To DO SET up, 60" OF 1854, which says
'rr such petition shall appear reasonable, Suo
court is hereby authorized, aud may II they think
I'll, giant tho petitioner alicenss, &C., and tue
words Of the act Of 1918, ore Of similar import,
Sd. The petitioner showed ilial he was person
10 whom Tic coullmigtl graft license, and may
still gTonl il, but aid Ol thereby acquire right IL
suchlioense, as places In the pO"er Of the circuit
court 10 say 10 the county court, ihrOug Tue ugen-
cies OF nny oivilpToceedinei that they shall gam
il. 1872 NH1TtEtE E1ff EHH4Il
4lh. Whether The county oouHmdy bspToceed.
ed against by wny OF ihlorhialol "a Indictment
for any wilu abuse Of their discretion ia refusing
TO gtaub llcense, is question about which The
court declines 10 express an opinion,
Bib The Legislature Inns not provided any mode
Of revising aud controlling tile discretion Of the
county court, and the court is OF the opinion, thu
no remedy IN such cases exists at cOnlmOn law, ny
way Of Mundamns, writ Of Error, OF CeIliOrrT
they therefore adinn The ludglnenyOf Judge Sum.
iners,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-28
OLOMN INSTITUTED
FOR YOUNG hADIBB1
CANON ms RTJRH PA
CdNOMSBURG, PI

OLIVIA j. FRENCH, Principal.
fTNHR neAt session OF this Institution will commence
j. tie 1Gt ofNOVembeF, 1854, and Conlnhelor i've
months. boarding, Washing au Light $50 Tor Eve
months, or sl00 per year Tuition nom s. TO Si4 for
hve mouths, according 70 class ANY person sending
three scholars Tor atesson OF ve months, and paying
Boald and Tuition IN full In advance, sha be entitled to
lodueiionOf nve dollars each tcl0aII and any
sending i've scholars and payna their Hoard aud Tuition
advance shall be entitled IT, reduction OF 81 each
scholar This VIII Afford different individuals IN Tie
sana neghborhood opportunity Of uniting and thereby
reducing the o1reEses
Catalogues giving iVrer Information, can be had byaP
Plylng 10 the Principal,
N. R,-PClees temain as heretofore.
Canonsburg Pa, Sept. 90,tA. sep2j
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-28

CoVThlbUTloN OF GREEoE nc THg WASHINGTON
MoSUMEsT.--1h National IntepigenCeL Sept l6,
publishes correspondence between r. ATg,rOpou-
los, Minister OF tile Kings Household and Foreign
AtInus, Greeces aud The Hon. w l.. Marcy, U. S.
Secretary Of stare. The GIecian Minister writes
10 Secretary Marcy, thOt Greece has never forgot
ten the noble sympathy manifested iOwaIds her by
the American nation al lifetime Of her revolution,
and that full Of gratitude, she has watched
with the deepest interests the wonderful progress
which the people Of The United States have nnds,
Under the influence OF such sentiments, the Coz
eminent OF Greece, being desTOus 10 testify, M 4
solemn manner, us venerdtion for the name Of
Washington, has caused to be ttonNnilled TO Mr..
King, Acting Consul Of the United States al
Athens, "a block Of marble lOkeu from the very
ruins Of the PoHhsnon, in order that it may odoTn
the monument destined 10 peIpeluOle The meulort
Of the Great FOundeTof American Independence"
The Intelligence also puplisLes The loyal Ordi
nance of Ohio, King of Greece, In which II is or.
dered, that the stone, "withthe advice Of the su.
psIntendent Of Antiquities, be taken IT'm the an.
cienttuins VI PaHhenon, and that oni be engrnv-
ed suitable instEpt on, which Tie PaCulty Off The
University shall appTove."-N Y. Courier.