..t'e‘d‘b:i't
‘ing lover to
f. b\\
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in earnest by this, drawing a pistol from hi
pocket and pointing it towards her.
Oh! mercy, said Debby, you may have
the money, if you will let me go.
The money is all I want, said the stranger,
the sooner
but there must be no dallying;
you hand it over the better. _
Debby at once drew forth the bill and at
tempted to hand it to the stranger, but her
hand trembled so, it dropped from her fin
gers.just before it reached his, and that mo
rnenta little gust of wind wafted it back
gently toward the brook. The stronger
leaped from his horse and ran back two or
Debby was not so
far gone in her fright but that she had her
‘three rods to recover it,
thoughts about her; and seizing the rein o
the stranger’s horse, she applied the whip to
both horses at once, and was instantly off
The man called to
upon a ‘quick canter.
her to stop in a loud, threatening tone, and
at once fired his pistol at her; but as she did
lead, she did not stop or
.u H,-,
tli:'i_-
not (“'31 ...‘-
-‘ ~:=.w.‘:’rl €‘>_:~-.:f._'§‘2 to give him a ftirewel
..‘.‘;f’.
—-v- ‘ . 4:-.,-'21:; s.‘.c-": passed over;
ii
heads that
doors, and great was the wonderment at
seeing Debby riding home so fast, and lead-
ing such a fine strange horse.
Her father, who had seen her come over
the hill, met her some rods from the house,
exclaiining with looks of
Whose horse is that?
Why Debby, what has thee been doing?
said Mrs. Wilder, who was but a few rods
behind her liiis,l_iand ;_tliee 00St'""- lv~-'- “"“~
what is the matter?
‘ As
the tvhole recital.
excellent spirits. _ _
to the door and began to examine him.
Well Debby, said be, since you've got
home safe at last, we may begin to talk about
'l‘he hundred dollar
businessa little now. _
bill is gone; but I am thinking a_fteral|, you
havi:’t in:ide a very bad bargain. That's
the likeliest horse l’ve seen this iiiaiiya day.
I don't think it would beat very difficult inat-
ter to sell him for two hundred dollars. At
any rate I'll take the horse for the hundred
dol-lars_and you may have the sadllefor the
twenty dollars you was to have out of ll. I
And the saddle-bags. too, I suppose, said
D,-bhy, feeling it little disposed to join in the
joke. _
Yes, and the. saddle-bags, too, said Mr.
Wilder; no, top. we’ll see what is in them
first. he contiiiued, untying them from the
saddle. Oh, there is lots of shirts, and
stockings, and hiindkerchiefs, and capital
good ones too. Yes. Debby the saddle bags
are yours; these things come in very good
time for Joseph, you know. _
Debby colored, butsaid nothinon
Now William, said Mrs. Wilder, thee is
a little too full of thy fun.
No fun about it, said Mr. Wilder, repla-
ciiig the articles in the leathern bags. Here
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ber, not a little gratified with the valuable
articles of clothing they c0nlt1lnt’d- She
emptied the contents upon the bed; and on
examining to see if every thing was out. Slit‘
discovered an inside pocket in one of the
bags. She opened it and drew therefrom an
elegant oocket-book. On opening the pocket
book she found it coniaineda quantity of
bills. She counted, and counted, and her
heiirt beat quicker. for before she had got
through she had fifteen hundred dollars in
good bank money.
Debby kept her own counsel. In a few
days it was rumored that _Joseph Nelson had
purchased an excellent little farm in the
neigborhood. that had been offered for sale
some months since at a thousand dollars, and
was considered a Great baraain.
Joseph, siid Mi-. Wildere, the next time
they met, I am astonished to hear that you
have been running in debt for a farm these
hird times. I think you ought have work-
ed three or four years and got something
beforehand, before running in debt so much.
But I havn’t been running in debt, s-iid
Joseph.
Haven’t you bought
said Wilder.
Yes, I have, said Joseph._ ,
At a thousand dollars? said Wilder.
Yes, said Joseph, b!ttI paid for it all down.
.I don’t run in debt for any thing. _
Mr. Wilder was too much astonished to
ask any further questéons. I‘ I
Joseph Nelson ma e an e..vce..eu_t :Il’lUF.ll'
and respectable man; he was indistrions, and
got rapidlv before hand; and MI'- lvlldef
was proud of his son-in-law. It was ten
years after this, when Mr. VVilder was
sitting and trotting his third grandson on his
knee that he said.
Diibby. 1 Should like to litft10\V h°“’bJ°5."Ph
contrived to purchase this arm at t e time
you were innrried.
Debby stepptfd to thtp closet, bIi;ought pip
the old sadJle- ags. an 0P8“_"18‘ 9m- P°'“ '
ed to the inner pocket, saying the money,
came from there, sir.
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Despemtion.--\Vhen a man's fortune has
become so embarrassed that he is obliged to
iv,’ up the broadcloth for liornespun. pound
cake If‘-tr brown bread, kid and calf-skin, for
cowh;IIe,_vIn such circumitances we consid-
er Ihem is hope of a man, and that his cred-
I, ouch, ye, Io fie accounted good; but when
he iscdriveh so far and so low in hard times
“ ,0 3,,y___I mus; gcoflollllse by stopping my
,.,e,,,,.spapeI.g we cmmlude thatthe poor man's
fortunes are really desp8"“9- ,‘“d um,‘ he is
it gone case. Tothlnk of Savmg ‘mes 59“.
by stopping a newspaper, is ti.'53 ‘he l“"‘g"_Y
man's calculation to grow fat. by’ ‘°"‘l “b5“'
nenco from every thing that can sits.
Sandcrson's farm .’
‘ii in life.
Mecliar..'76-
’.:"'br; ..-.:.-mtining five miles of her
and as she
out into the settlement and passed the
dwellings of her neighbors, many were the
looked from the windows and
astonishment,
what upon earth have you here, Debby?
soon as they were seated in the
house Debby, told them the whole story, and
Mrs. Wilder's eyes were full of tears during
\Vheu she had rested a
little and the gush of feeling began to sub-
side. Mr. Wilder felt so rejoiced that his
daughter escaped, that he began to feel In
Hi; led the strange horse
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3 .iiid said that this at LIiiiiul.itinn of pO\\Ll in , (Jan. VVAsiir.\G'1ot\'s loAs1.—A the close tut, 0FTHl- l3RllAl\V\ . rum r I
g ‘L J . Ille hands‘ Of Ille P|'t"5liltfnl, flS iiln lD5l.l‘Ul”l'lel‘ll. 0f[hc"Rev0lII[i0nary ‘Var, ‘“'heII Ihg Alnerit-an ' - __ Iilibllsfltiil ll) (1 ff.'Celll .llUlXll)(‘f Of lllfi No ‘Orb
A Correspondent.-e o/‘the Tiibimc. °l_. §-":“_‘llyl"i-3' ‘he most "‘“hl"55 and Felfisll Army was disbanded, Gen. Vfasliington took E-_” § 2'3 g E €£?,C0mtHercitIl 4-\d\'et|‘~s<:r. it aIiIie:iisiliat the re- ,
TUESDAY Dec. 27. llmbmon lh"t°°uld.°pemm on Hie mind iol an cfl'i_-ciionale leave of‘ his officers, and at a g E. E, S‘ 3 E '3 C91“ ""Y“éT-9 "l.‘“‘—‘ B'l‘?"'“°.W°=‘- fi"m0Y8 l"’l5"'
I I a d man, far exceeded its il('.CI'llYt|.llilIlOIl in the b,. d._ I . _ I I. I, _. << -31 .3 2 S‘ . g Cwus man has been ge,.,e,,,IIy s,,I,I,,,5ed Du,--
In Senate to day, petitions were prescnte hands OIJMIISOU and Van Bum", against, po ic inner oiitie occasion,gaiei .e o 0\Vl(l,__ : I I E ‘_< , in the fim week afier leavin UV I I .
in law" Ofihe ReP"“l ‘ll the Banlnuphact which Mr. C. had so loudly reiiionstratedt, W35‘: A _H\-I_-ARY .1 '2 '3 4 5 6 7 g S . -g l “P00 He
_ by Messrs. Benton and Sfl1T!£'<’0n»““d “g‘““5‘ The g,-mlemnn hail pni up to the highest: “T/te A)2JeI‘iI2a7L Soldier of Frcer10m.— ‘ ‘ - """" "3 9 19 11 12 13 14 ""‘°'l'°" “ as l’ e”s*"" 3 1”” "°"'"‘“°"°"d l’l"“"
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ll’ bi’ M955“ B“cl‘""a"' '1“”'m‘dgP‘ B‘m°n' bidder the A(.lll’lllllSll‘i|l.lOn; he had 07/ a.-ut/tori, .\l:iy he at all times secure a good and 1:) lb 17 18 I9 20 21 mg d grub 0" the I1”). and Ctlnltnut.-1 “lthgrcat
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- Be"'°"° Sf’"’g“"' Slmmons mid lvnghif _ il_2/ made proposals to the loco loco party.‘ plentiful ration; and \\'ht‘_II,h»-. has l.]l)fSllt'.(i 35 "5 ’ 2° viofe.iice for five days. l‘hc seas were terrific
- Mrv Tallmadge f’'’e5'3med 5”‘ mm.n0“al° and it remained now for the Country to see his tour of duty on i-arlli, may he pitch his FEBRU ‘FY U 1 2 3 4 audit! limes seemed i ibiiry the ship; they car-
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0“ “"3 5“l'.l'-‘Ci fmm, Cmfiens of dlgerizyl whether this alliencc. so long slieidowed», tent in the Llysian fi--lds, and there it-ci-iviI 5 6 7 8 9 10 I1 ,,,,,I ,,.,,.,,y he, I,uI.v,,,I,,., and me ,,.,,,IC, gm ;,,'Io
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c°lm.ues In New Yoril an, eip t ‘It’, I‘ forth’ “as to be l‘m.”ummmed' &"" his r‘”“‘1ni hm" the “gm immi of the Gm 12 the cabins. The lullimiiig extracts from the
°P'“'°“ mi“ filler ‘‘ d°l'b°"’l°' °°”S'“.m ‘M Mr. Everett obtained the floor and moved of battles l’ 2. " 0 I ,, ,. I I , .b,n,,,“ n I W N, e
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ofthe sub_Iect. and of the state of public stn- I, ,, Gus ,, I0 _,I, , , wa _, I I , I I 3 l tr Ii..i icn .ir y l( on I, .i To e I
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timent in regard to it, the iiiaInrity 0 on- I-used ,,ImoS, bv ,,c,,I,,,m,,I0,,_ I _ - 6 I ,_ I_‘ “I V 5 6 7, 8 9 ,0 1,. ...mi I .i i... i.i.. Li.lI)l.j‘lll, i.i i.. .ii. U..1tr._, vsi
i gress would not favor "5 '9Pe“l- 1”'°“"~"" Mr. Wise 0l.il.:tlne(.lll'le floor and the Elouseflme '°°‘“°""'d'he '3”’”'"”' '”’"""’ "M ' 12 13 14 is 10 17 bi: r-.-mt with IhriHin:.-in'~<'S'- .
er, the law l.’ltS doomed, he thought that MI,-0u,m_,I. , !veniiun.wliir;liassembled at Noriliainpion Mass. 39 29 2;) ,.U,,,. ,__\.,..,,II,.,.,I C,,I,.,,,,, II,-.,, ;II_ “I0 ,5 W.
C8598 ‘llnludy colmminced Should not be a{. THURSXHY Dec 29 "ll “"3 25”’ "f S"f"e'“l’°" l‘‘=l- 1‘ °‘fi‘C‘“l‘5°l ‘l"' IPRH £6 2' '‘ "i 1 ally one of the _b« st i.flic-are and most :J§1iii-a.-
fectcd. ‘ l . l 3 mg ;e(_i~ofsi'k (‘|lllUN‘ as fiillm\'s- ii ' ' ' ' ' ' - - - ' ‘ ' ' O ' ' I ' . . ° s blo lllt'fl with “ioiii l ll'l\"‘ i=vi~i S‘!llt'tl ' \V'|"
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'-“'5 Baffle" smd [hm of the filly ”“?“5'°“‘d 1 Hon E of Rep 6 l '1 nits 0 a) ‘In conclusion the COI]Vt‘l'll.lf)l] cannot but 9 10 1] 12? 13 Id In vi-rt‘ iii-til l't'lil‘.;' lo:-2. l or St if that carried
-- I I, . I II,;s bIII “OI Mr. Cooper of Pa. on leave pI‘:tSt:‘lll.8(l a iiic- ‘ .‘ . If I~ 13 I9 rig «I on ,' , , . ,_ l, l . ,. _ _
P"“”°“'-“"3 0" l e P“°5”Se ° ' . I, ,° I I ; AII, . I, . I1, I I ,. I conttratnlate their absent lrii-nd.-', and the of ,‘ V W, ;_ 3., 57, 'ri\\8_'~.’ our L=om.iilis on both Sl(lI'S Lil the vas-
‘“°”’ ""1" “gm lhouslmd Md asked for "5 II;(:,‘l,aI,,nrl(,In\.I,. ‘R713 60 _Ir(l;lI¥ns0‘nl til) iiid” thno publiiv. upon the present aspect of the siik A 2‘) "0 ‘ii "0 ‘°" sci, tn;!.i.ru:f ii‘.i_- ii her.-Es. cauglit him and the
l UnC0nd|ll0f1?1l |'<'P93l- “Wl “".‘~_”""l if)“ the ‘T’ Smlc ‘ ' ' ' ‘ c,,.J5,._ \v¢ 1-ml-9 3,3510... firsfregulnr mien M“; _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 2 3 4 5 5 third lttéll-’.' =.li-_v m.i‘i- on the staiboiird
mammg {Orly two thousand were m flwor 0! lnilii J I, I J I II, H iiiv. It his been one of special inti-ri--st. 7 4 9 10 11 1:2 13 di-clt. and iziirziid tn.-in tiioizg the side of the
lls C0m|DU3l‘Cf~‘- If l',I0 nsOn.a,ppm,e I 08 Ie I OHS‘,-um \"l:‘3llf)" can orotv silk New HaiiiIishirz~ 14 15 16 127 £8 go saloon \\‘llll ‘_'l'-"ill. \'EUlt‘!l»=;t' .H‘.‘llllSl the bul-
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Mr. Sturgeon said mm) holleler it might in’) till-i :iill'PP.0m mm 0 ‘1 '~ 99 wmll” 5‘ ,Inrl V"='|"<’“l "‘”‘ -'l“’‘‘' 5m" Nines of F1" 3i 0 ‘ works on tli-: :‘7t-'l'll. Ilii-re llit: coiifiuciici:
b6|fl<_3ll19l' P3_|'l3 Of _li“3 C°“““'.V'v ll“: °"“"‘-‘ ,,,hf“mO{,en”_:' W “II Id _ _I TR 77, n ‘,5 mu,-,,g,.I,,,.I,I l_,_=,IiLiiL-(,,n.; {mm the cold nnrtli‘;_IIJ-\-E _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 2 3 of the \\'2tIt'l'S -.2 as so gr: at '.i"ill the Captaiin
ninyoriiy of his constituents were In favor of 68 - ," , th ;‘ S35’, Cit ‘ ' I ’. O‘ I and we mmn south. 'l‘iie fcrtili- west, alsol 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 was carried 0'. or llir: top, and \'i hile hisli-gs
its repeal. _"‘“I°, "3 3 ~ “g °°_‘l""' “filo. nine’ 9 has spokt-ii in terms full and decided. On- 11 12 13 14 15 3t}, 2,7 were tI;llJ_',Illl. ht: ii l(lIlL‘ \'. liirh is attache-d to
TI, Evhe “C, I,III of MI._ T,IIIm,,dg,, which Mr. J. ofcoiirse will be (.zl‘l'zl|l'ln:ln)lS - . _ _ 1.3 19 20 2] ‘.22 pvt) ,.4 _ _I_-_ I ~ ,_ _. , , _ , I ,_
C ‘ ‘ q , , ' Ordered [OI ,, o;,,I,,,I word we are Cl'.’lL’l'lllll1t’llt'tl to. mow. On 25 16 7 28 09 -30 tlir. span \f.| )O()li! (tallio l.t(-' sI.ani.ei ,io.ii
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was lalwn up“ Postponed U“ lue°d 'y next’ . - i- pp . ‘ - - ward we are suiiiiiiciicd to IllO\'P. fliiwaril JULY _ 1 guy) he cauglit hold of the H1 ii tailing
TI, I,-II, - ,1 Ir. (3.... _i..ci~-on for Mr. bushing moved the prmttnrr of the . .. . - ----------------------- "; """" ‘ ' Q * . . .. . . .
E 1 0 I“ *-""“ 3_ ‘ ° ‘* re 0,, OI”, ,_o,,,,,,Igs,0,,(,,SIo, II, f’S,,,,v,, , I we call our intelligent friends to iiiove. Dil- 2 3 4 o 6 7 c which was iuuud tiie l-ulmiilis on tl.-at-I-art
the fine lmp0S<'d “P0” hm‘ by Judge H"lli I -'3 B dd‘, , TI,” ,- ,, ,L, ,, ,-Pd) 0 ficnliies, disconi'ngenients—naii:e llll'lTl not. 9 10 11 19 13 2,4 13 of the ship. and the-.ic field fast, in the‘ llit'tln-
“'35 °“ll'*’d "I" ‘”’d “fled some filnher Ni [MM only .41.‘). 6] made“ tab Cd .r A l - No enterprise. lartze in its incehtion, compI'e- ,._:io “'l?LS‘ 5'~‘L""“7é""l l" “W ‘‘'"‘'‘‘S “'l‘l‘t'h' "”"'
marks by Messrs. Crittenden, Lion, and _ VI I‘°"I},f‘- 0“ ¢’3""‘~VPh"_‘3-*’“l9 “I _l2‘~“I ,,e,,S,,.e In I15 (l(’Sl;nFi wide. S._.l'e'|i_;iil:T,,_,l':ii -4 30 31 - iiuued to .-..li ...-..- mm. At‘ length he drag-
Bnvard, was l'L'f€l'l't'(l to the Committee on "h°“{-‘I 3 ’°',’I “Y E‘f"e“,l ,',‘c’) "’°“‘:‘,',°i;",, reachiiig. and'bt'ntfCt'nt In "5 V‘‘=‘Ul‘$- 0"“ AUGL-ST --------- --6.--_----E} lg 111 ]§ ged hmisvslf over, and or-lung hold of ii I-in
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the Judiciary; ye-as 23. nay-s 19. Y I I.he'1,hc.tVmqjfiflrl;T,lPS ‘ifs I :i‘¢’a". «Itprf; Mr, r;_,cl2tl'.l’l an exemption from difiiculties, in tin H 1,; 15 16 17 B N ,,n,l ,,II,.,“,,,II UI ,, I0I,t., MI“ I," and “M
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Mr, Young n t‘St.‘l']l'.-lfl n nPll_tInn nf'_._T_, ,used to dismc, the Sm“, OI I\v,,_,,, I_I,,m shin, ininncy of its nl0\’tl’l1€llI.. Of this! . 0'” ‘" 20 91 29 23 24 25 .25 sari. lllt; tliiid miiia: on the coiitiary, nos
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°'‘’‘‘'" 0' U‘ " .C "mm"; 18 ”°fi' t’ 0li\ ith accordion to the -;pponi0nI—,,,-“tact ‘M-II “II terprisc has met and encouiitered no iiieiisiii'- 97 23 29 30 3 t.'ill‘l‘lrLl round toward the \\ ht-if :;llLl('.llt.(l to
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fut‘ the SUli£1«,1_““‘-d l,""-I‘;’]‘Yc»0(:n":,I::,e'nO=I mg”, Ina, Congress ,0 II;‘.;,Ie II“, Smle IMO Ito,” ed share. We know, indeed, the worst of SEPTLMBER. ..... E1, E3, the hclus, and ciitcl,-ing Lofd in his plf.-gl't'éS,
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Cé)lIlr:) ‘ ‘“‘* 0 “ C0,;gI.,,sSI0n,,I d;SI,.ICIS_ The ,,,emOI;aI was the case’ __ 10 11 15 1,‘; 1,’, ,5 1'6 -.;f,tlie lUllllIt‘l' \\ l:Ich leans to the roof of the
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The Senme M an (,,,,Iy hour “.,_,I,I_ Imo referred to the committee ofthc Whole. '11,)“, Ir;fl,, two '1'/I,gus(17z([ Du’/ars.—lt 17 ]§ _19 20 ‘.21 :2-2 - ) ~‘ i’\‘,"_‘_I,l"“lf"‘l_' l *3" ~"1 “t” ‘’‘‘‘l““*l- ,
E’ t'v Session R"l’°”5 from “°‘"m”l°93 belng '" 0”)“ seems. siivstlre Journal of Commerce. b\' 24 2‘? zli 27 28 3.. ,- M‘ iii mi mlimn H” the "mm ‘Vs 5“
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l u t t‘ A i . iala nuiiierouslv M’ F"""i‘v lr°"'lh‘3 °°m”’l“°" °“ C°m' Court thit only about half the fifir two ' 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 mt ‘Driller’ rtlciililiiijsolilc Scum‘ br”"i""i""
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sigh:-dobi/) iiierchnnts of l’hilarlclphia against :f‘€"°I9v,l'9I":,‘;l“'d If‘ l3l'_‘cla‘I",‘,‘_ll“”£s’,"“Ia“blIP:°l"’“' tlionsdnd was ever paid, iln iiioiiey, pr [Ills 25 20 27 2e aolildl2:;ef’:3‘,:Nl,’,:’,l‘:JUl:‘e‘:,f;EJ:lI; ,‘l‘:"§“l,":)'g
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IIIC ,§I,,_.I,I of, Ihe pl‘0Spt(.llVe pl‘0\lSl0l'lS of System OIEIOCIIO Macmedc m,vgm.phs_ cbv lhc sclie ii L co d c o ROVEMBER‘ ..... 3 13 1,; ,,,,_,,,,,a_ c,,,.,,,,,, um, he “,,I ,.,w,.,,,._ “B
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Rupons of Commmcos hem’; we dordcr tlfiiltunlllilihl lsmesi reigned to [M commmec To lhe5Bn,i];7Od ll:e'U. Slims fill Pennsyli he witl l)L:D5pt‘t'(llly Cun\-(-yell to tlic Hoispii-il
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during the. morning hour, Herc ma 0 in , _ tanlft. -.~ 1 ~. .-,t 06 0.. 08 29 .30 pg,” I,.II,,,, I k-‘C “..s ,.,,,,,,I,I I, .. Q _. ..
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great nunihers. and were Ptmctpallb Of 3 '1,hf’ W,‘ f°r_l_hIe repml of l}0d.B,,'nl‘”',,f" l“t‘”“”§’ "“.“"“l 0“ ,"_‘3' l"’f"l ‘md m°ll"_3"‘ Digcminnn .......................... ._1 2 no “as 1ll,l_zlChi|](V so.,,,,.,5I,,,,§I0 I,I,,,.I,- ,,I', In
- . I, . I.I- L3“ ‘-am" “P ‘"3 ‘l"9°“°” P‘“ we 0”‘ 9 on the fall) ofJaiiu:iiy lS42., the iiioitg.ige 3 4 5 6 7 3 9 =’ _
pI‘IVdlt3C f1T§_1C C - , , II , (‘I C , J I I I , , _ _ i ,, , some iiieasurelhe nap iiiadeiii our buluailis
Th, I,-II IOI. the rt, HI OI Ike B,mI“.upI amen intnt 0 l r. ate 0 lllS0n ot1emo- ImI.II,n- [wen {OI-,«-I-105,-(l, and the piopeilv, uI.- )0 ]] ]-3 ],, )4 ]5 lb . =‘ ,_
L I ID ,I- d;,,,, U, tion of '\’Ir Brimrs to coniiiiit, instruction ‘Md DOI 95 000 “II... OI I.,,.II In II,I§ 'SI,m_ 17 I8 1., 20 21 2.-, 23 and dashed against the uii_Iaci-iit rorncr (f
. v -v _ - I ‘ ' a ' “ c\' ‘ ~', x .3 -I - I ,, ‘, "' ,-_ ,. _ _ -_
i:,i,1IS,.Il,(:ll:rLi:-lntnrlilf’ [\l-fer q(gi$\'C£“ll[i)lllilSIdn lU°l.l]t'. ‘lie C°mmlli"° lg I990" ‘‘ bl” l0" l-ii” "W301" hourriitby the l)1'.fll\’ at a nciiiiiial sum. 28 26 27 28 29 30 i“LI:dlW"'Ha',)d foul 0'. fiwiof l"3 "b3 mire
mo,IO,, ,0 c0_,,m,, OI M, B,;,,,,, InsI,,,cI;,,,, ditinnal repeal at two o'clock to morrow. I3°,.,;,I,.; [his I,i,,.I-,. s,.em5 I0 have b,_.._.I, a ‘"0 ‘'"',, '° “'s"°‘“'",",‘_l ‘.‘°,l,‘Il5‘l_° 5)“"f"£‘l‘)'
' '. . 3°" ° 7' - -.' . u * _ V " "i ' ' - - i ”' '. . ' ““ " ' ttmutw ‘re risseiiui-i's in or o in non. er‘
the committee on the Judiciary to~inoirow at _ 31" ll '59 °ll°l“ l“ d‘fe“°° °l M“ (-“Sh new loan of $3,000 in_ ,bt-ing in tlig ,\.I,,,_ I\,.,,,,I, ,,,,,,,,,I,,,,,,_, ,I,,,, ,I,,, .1-,\,,I,,, ,,,,_,, 31 Ineaum Ulyh“ M2,.-I, IO-m-or five in me MI“:
W0 Olcluck [0 report a bi“ for the wme mi mclkl \V l d ot co lud id \ h -n th l] . shape "l " flow I” Mm I '5 Rmm,s0n’ SHTUR U" Ht" ‘"8 flit‘ '"”’l‘- H0 has ""“"‘-“l l"‘”” age. wi.o iiiaoe up 21 horse olsi-vtri or einht
ea] ofthe law, ," ' la “, "C ‘ V " , 9 _°_"' by it deposite of one hundred shares of the ,,_eU”I,m ,,,,,I ,, M, PI,-,I-,0‘, I; II, ,,,,,,,I,,,:,, I, __ W _ I , , , I ,_ _ _ s
P I S_ I I Q,, II Dew INI I,;5 Im,” In an ('xIZll't3(l. A motion was made to give niiii Stock OI II“, G,,o,.L,,,$ss C,.,,,_I, I,.,.,,, C,,_ j‘ " ’ _ I - ‘ _ °‘,_""f z~.“~> =-" WW t”_ l0_', HS Mfr‘, If he
1‘ r’ “ S On” J P . . . . h, I . II - 3,. .d- Y. I00 t\'. , " - as u iiinriiiiig pzipr-.r. .-\ l-')ll()l'll liuIii:I .‘,IlUl.l|'l ii=.it Suit-'l\‘r’ llil:' ll;JllI'\‘, (_»i.c of tl,c
nbledefencc ofthe law and in opposition to its :00‘ U 10"’ "0 "J‘-W - ‘"5 I t ")5 The whole sclicdulc ttlll0llI’llS to_ a . _Iolly ‘ - y g.,,,,,,,,.,, “,,5 ,.,,,-.I,_.-.,-I Ly ;. ;.-if \‘~. liicli sivi-pt
I. ,.,,l “-0° sum, and is bit rm-ct-d bv the following. (,llR1>TlAl\' l‘Al\ilLY .\l.u':Azi.\‘i-:.— the Jan- , 5 _ ' . _ ,
t.p.- . __ , ,_, ,,, , , , , - - _ _ _ _ uvir us, to the l.iii.oaid side, and usl as lie
. . I]. Q d b I‘ Mr. Fl'(‘estD(lt’n of M . madi. an nblt . . . .k . I . , , J
Fhere were mom? peimons .i' "m .8 are S Qpch 1‘r.,;l“Qtthe ,.,, ,,aI OI [he b,” and In Asst-.T:. nary niiiiiber of this “Ul is out. out its Yfltfll was going 0\'t:ll)o.lr(l \\';iS Cilu'_1llL by one of
‘he l‘°“3" agmnst. H than for H’ and Ii -the l’E’)lV tondlri Cushinpo . ‘I state to the court that l have not made is such as to riflcct llHlL’l1(trPl.ll' Ul'”" ll‘? ll'l=r with 5. and thus saved from at miserable
law clmld be permuted to slam.‘ and be filmy 'M“,. \,I,,‘,QI,',,II 0~b,aII:;,d II“: floor and [he out any schedule of property,‘ because I have I’)UDll.~llt’r. \Vc consider the oliiirnczcraiiil .~:cuIie death in the waves. .
tried I11 '15 3"'_l““”Y P'°5P"_C““’ "P*”““°35t Home a,IjO,;m,,,I_ no ieil estate \vl'iatt-vet‘, 6‘-VC<‘l'-‘l “hf” '5 ‘l" ufiliis iiiiigaziiiejiisily Pl'llillt‘S it ft) the pairon 1301 G01 be prnistd ! These accidents
(H5 ”3”°5f“'C“"° eflwls hmmg no“ (°e"se O si't‘ibi’t.l in sclierlulo A. and which is encum-
it would be approved and sustained by the
whole country. _
Mr. Dawsoii of La. (Loco) made a hrIef
spirited deli-iice of the law, which be consid-
ered eiiiphatically the poor man's law and
the only measure of relief to the thousands
who were now in hopeless bondage through-
out the land. _ ,
Mr. Cushing read tition from mer-
a pc __
J ‘_M._, V In’ __,_______. ii.-Iitai;
and yielded tli
._,... §i"‘ IITIIUK Fits
e floor to Messrs. Adams and
Ferris, who also presented petitions against
the repeal. After briefly opposing the re-
cal and advoc.iting the motion to commit
the bill for full consideration, Mr. C. entered
into a reply to Mr. Arnold and a defence of
Mr. Webster and Mr. Tyler. Without
further proceeding the House adjourned.
VVEDNESDAY, Dec. 28.
In Senate, to~day, petitions were presented
against the repeal of the bankrupt law, by
Messrs, Talinadge,Crittendcn. Woodbridge,
Porter. Archer and Berrien, mostly from
New York and I’ennsylvani.i,—-and one in
favor of its repeal, by Mr. Mcftoberts from
citizens of Illinois.
A gr.-at number of private bills from the
House were read twice and appropriately re.-
fcrred. The Senate adjourned.
In the House Mr, Cave Johnson. on leave
introduced a bill to prohibit extra allowances
to any officer ofthc govi-rnincut—-—refcrrcd
to the coiiimittee of the Whole.
Mr. T. B. King of Georgi}. moved the
appointment of a select committee of five, to
iuqiiire into the expediency of, employing
iron steaiiiers for the transportation of the
mail on the lakes and the Mississippi, and
also for use in the Navy. &t‘.
After some remarks the resolution
adopted.
The bill to repeal the Bankrupt act. was
then taken up.
Mr. Thoinpson of la., devoted his hour to
ii reply. with his usual eloquence, animation
and ability, to the speech of Mr. Cushing of
yesterday. He said that both of the two
great pirties in this House had coinetogeth-
er at this Session to lay aside party conflicts
and devote [hl3n']SEll.'PS to the urgent and
pressing business of the ’n:tll0n; and that‘
Mr. Cashing, one of the peculiar irlt‘llClS of
the Administration on this floor, had been
the first to throw firebrurids ainong them,
that public interests might be ll€gl8Cl.t'd and
the Whigs, haiving 1). iii -jority on this floor,
be again held responsible for it. Mr. '1‘.
said this was the first time in the
history of this Government where an ac-
knowledgr-d organ of the Administration had
stnlkvil boldly into the Representatives’ hull
and held up the spoils of office and the pat.
ronage and power of the AdtniI‘tlSlI‘it1i“.n 10
the highest bid-.fer. The gentleman had
said (and bonstecl over it) thatthe Whig pai-
ty were destroyed; that they had knocked
out their brains against the established, self
evident fact existing in the Constitution——-
against the veto power, and this being the
the case, that it was the solemn and respon-
sible duty of the President to look around
and see if he could gain the suppoit of the
party now in the iiiiooriiy.
Mr. T. commented with great severity,
and much more-ability and power than can
bejnstly represented in any analysis of his
“'11 S
An animated Replg/.—-‘You seem anima-
he scene. Miss Annie,’ said a blush-
his betrothed.
‘.N,,, 1 shall never be Annie-mated until I
' ife, dearest,’ answeri.-d the food
'91..) 'ghe_.lr.i:sed him right’ in the mqtith.
,2'el1'lZlrl(S, on this entire and now openly a-
vowed prostitution ofthe veto power, the
power of removals and appointments to of-
fice, and all the patio sge of Goveriiniciit to
more party purpose,s—'t-niibléng the Arliiiin-
Plzlrean.
;"\d:.iss:ichusr.--its has given at least $6,000,-
000 for religious and literary purposes
bequests by ll'l;llViLlll:llS.
"t
\
l
\
£1-TI
Crittenden, Crafts, Porter, Berrii-ii,
Bankurpt act, and in favor of its I‘: peal by
l\"lr. Buchanan.
Several Iirivalebills wirre pilSE‘t~:'..l.
And the Senate odjoiirnvd.
Ftttnar. Dec. 30.
In the Senate a Messige
passed.
was received
to a callof ll)’: Sen ate, inforrnzition from the
can Squadron.
ports from committees were made.
The bill to authorisethe taking possession
ofOrigon Territory was then taken up, and
discussed until the adjouriiiiient, which was
over to Tuesday.
In the House, :1 resolution was adopted
directing the clerk to exclude from the Jour-
nal a paper sent in by the President,contain-
ing a letter from S. Plr,-asaiitson. Fifth Audi-
tor of the treasury. containing a contradic-
lion ofsoinethiog said in the House by Mr.
Spiigg of Ky.
Mr. Cooper offerred ii resolution asking
the President why certain inforiiiation coo-
ceriiing the Chmiroliei-: Indians called for in
August last, had not been coiiimuiiicated.
Adopted.
Mr. Miller wished to suspend the rules
for the purpose of proceeding with the con-
sideration ofihe repeal oftho Baiilirupt law,
but this was lost, H2 ayes to 60 noes, and
the private calander was taken up. The
House soon adjourned.
S.\TURD.'tY Dec. '31.
The Senate was not in session to day.
A mcsszigia was received from the Presi-
dent of the United States, per Robert Tyler.
his Secretary, and on motion of M r. Cush-
ing, was read to the House.
Mr. 0. stated its siihstance—tlialit propos-
ed two ohjects: one that the. United States
recognize l.l'lClf1flPpt’U(lt'Tl('€:‘ of the Hawaaizio
Government of the Sandwich Islands; and
the other, that the Uiiitr.-d States enter into
commercial negociations with the Chinese
Empire.
On Mr. C.'s motion, the l\‘lessa'_,:e was re-
ferred to the committee on F._orei;_vn Affairs.
The remainder of the day was consumed
in the consideration ofprivate bills, several
of which were passed.
The House adjourned (us did the Senate
yesterday) over, on account of New Ycars,to
Tuesday.
In the rich State of Ohio, thousands and
tliousrinds of acres of land are advertised for
tax sales in different cotinties-—-the tax to be
levied varying in individual cases from one.
dollar to three, five, and rezirly exceeding
ten dollars.
I’oslrzgr2.-—We learn that several post-
niasters from the principal cities—-the post-
master of New York being of course aiiiring
l.l)(‘fll-i1l'e now at Wasliingtoii, consulting
with the Postiiiastei‘ Gr-ncral on the stibject
of it reduction in the rates of postage.
within thirty years. besides large incident-il
ivtrntion to be felt. iii the contest of l8-l-1;’
Boston Marc. Journal. '
In Senate, to day,‘ petitions nu:neroiisly
signed,werc presented by Messrs. 'l‘allmadge
\Vood-
bridge. and VVhite, against the repeal of the
from the l)l‘t'Sl('lt’nt iruiisriiitting. in answer
Secretary oftlie Navy concerning the Afri-
Several petitions were presented and re-
biared far beyond its value. So also
rt-gard to the personal estate, [have literally
none. Under the last t'.\1t’CU!lttl'l issm--if
the city of New ‘i"orli', the few iirtiitlcs
hniischold llllflllufe which I had at my lodg-
Tvm, IJIII .,,II0,,.;n,, draw I;,I,.I,.¢ on mm». ions at 57 ‘i\lurr:iy street, the l;-ooks. l.lt‘(l and
: .0 .. I‘ ‘-t-...-....:.»:.=‘- .-'v'-ll'lb" -t‘fl'
_ Q I, : . (_lil|iLJ -{_i_r._ii_.iir..i iai er ii s c to
’ofjia\\'clry ofiiiy wife's, iiicltiil3i'ig iii_v O\\'ll
watch. I state l.ll'.'Tt’lOl’(‘, Illnl. I liave
property, either real or personal, except one
tablr2—-—onc ciitpi-1--«-foiir c|iaii's—a fcw nap
kins, sheets, &c. and the necessary wearii'i{_-
appari-l for iiiyselfarid family; that I have
lived on it \\'eL=l{l_v s:.il.iry since my flJlll.'l't'
in i837. and that Sl:l‘«("(lfllL' A includes loans
made to me siiicc my fllillll'*', by personal
friends, for the purpose of aiding ine iii the
lsupport of my family.’
I Amos Kc/Lrlall, it is said, i:'r~C0rlfil’l('fl iii
lprison for debt. A sin_gul:ti' series of revers-
es hits Amos cxpt-iii nci-if during his short
life. A Yankee sclioolmaslcr seclcing his
fortune in the wes —-:in editor—liis distressr-s
relieved at one time in the faiiiily of Plenty
Clay, at another hardly able to Ire-~p iiuiiy
from the Sherifis in the Dlsl.l'lL'[———gt'l.>" a
good ofiicc in the Trriisiiry D"|):tlI!llt’lll——lS
reputed ricli—-spt-cul.itr-s largi-ly in lntllitllti
l.iands—is l’osliiias.lvi' General again an
editor——uo\.v in prison, poor.
A New CULLI-ZGE roii Fiamii I-ZS.-—A
London corresIinnt’.ent of the Journal of Com-
merce says:
A college has been opened in Gla.-‘sglow,
im".lt.'.l' splendid auspices, forthe education of
al lmoivli-(lge.. This is the first atteiiipi in
Great Britain to f‘ll\‘illC woiiir-n, and to place
her iiitt=llectu;illy, on a par with man. Scv.
l.‘l'i.Il most distinguished profes.~or.<- liiive been
appointed, all of whom are iiiinisters of the
Gospel. The university is very appi'oprialc-
ly termed 'Qiii-t-n's College.
Morris. of the Olio Company. has been
fined $560, for ez/zfbizi.-,ig in ';\;1,,ncI,L.sI,.r,
ldiirtfiird County, The charge vrne. that,
"said Morris. with force and ari1'is,anJ with
a'vie-w of gain, did ciuse Ctfllilill females,
drr-:=sed in wonit-n's clothes, to whirl around
S\\‘ifll_\' on one foot, with the other CXlL’lltlt’tl at
right angles, and in a horizontal position"-
at which immodesty the State of Connecti-
cut was shocked, and the said feiiialcs iri-
formed against for viol-itiiig the modesty of
an accnle angle.--—N. Hare); Reg.
The remarkable iippearancc of the atmos-
phere last night during the fire and snow
storm, caused some good people to bclie-v.-
iiiat Father l\’ii||er’s ii:ti=rI-in-tution of the
propho.-cies were true. and that the world
was thin in flames! Thi-so views were r'.\'-
prcssetl, we learn by several. The sky did
look strange enough.
N. Hrireri Pa-Z. Frizlai/.
fl! r. Spcnctr. the \V2ishiiigton letter writer of
the Philadelphia North Aiiieiican, savs:
‘Mr. S~,z2ei2ccr still sufTc7i's very severely
from his recent overwliclining z-ff1iction.——
His health is seriously iiiipziircd by it, and
he is rcndereil for the I1l‘tStl')l quite incapa-
ble ofdoiiig any iiusiiic I am told that
one day last week aftm‘ iii-.ikii'ig :i great of
fort he went to his office, but faintcd there
and was obliged to retire.
-~
ti.
with
as
giiiiist tilt‘, and siiri‘ciidcri'-d to the Sheriff of
Ql
the lows. of New York, and the ft_'\\’ ?ll'llt'lI“S
llfl
fttdlvs in the higher branches of ac-adeiiiir-=
age ofall those who desire a work calruleiieil ll
It is eiiiiiieiilly i‘lt.i2)IIlf*(l to the faii.ily circle.
/fnAc/dress 1117.5-lori'r:al-fllic t -mi
$f.'f‘(lllll ceiiii-iiiiial }Hlfll\'t‘.'$2lf\' of the se='.li'iiieiiI
in HP.‘ mwii i-[' Siziiiiiniii. .. ,. 12-... Q.
I): fff‘ll.'lH'f. lS4l .
tin llll‘. 22d til‘ .‘-\lilii.-ii.t:li
work Cillllitlll.-‘ Hllllfli
L'llf7.t‘lls i;l'ili'i~ i".l;ll :,si’_I.-ii~-:=ii to \'!lf~, unit in flair-
l£ii,«__-laiiif history. The aiiilmr
iiiciids itself’ to geiierul pt-riiszil.
aiihe book store of John A.
125 cents.
\V e ed .
cent tlcrzisiou of the l..egislaliirc of'Ncw T'l2lf)lI)'
I>ri:pi?r Ill'l">()ll, or by any (‘l5lZ-"ll ii: gm.-‘i tl~tif'_]f
cliiirai-ii-r."
Pli.ilrir/eip/i.iu ifiafurr/ay .llI:sciuiz..~- W»: iiax-e
rr.-ccivi-(‘l tilint we lo--I-' -iIi--ii .‘l.~' 5) very i-:-:C-:l-
leiitaiiil iiiii-.ri~.sIii.g fa-.i.ily :.i3w-I.-;iIii,-r with the
flu: tibiivrt lilii-, Illllllt if"-Z Iiy !l‘ilf):5iI!\ C, (,'l.-1;-lug,
dc‘. Co.. Pliiiziilc-|Iilitu.
eral Sciilc, and we t:=)llSlli(.‘f it as for SUI)‘il'lUl' to
It i-; gr.-imii up on it lib
the irzisliy, wisl‘._v-wasliy af'i'u'ii’s irr-iriiiiiiii in the
city (if. “liriillii-rly liiivi,-."
Li~:.\‘G'ri-i.\'i.\‘u _D.~\Ys‘.-—B_y‘ itie zilniaiiacs it
appears iliat the sun bcgaii to set one minute
later ea_ch da_v.oi: Tuesday ufliisi week. But it
will not begin to rise earlier until the sixth of
January, when one minute will be gained to the
length of the day. both at the rising at setting.
and so on.
The notes of the Housatonic Kai road have-.
improved ten per cent wiiliiii a monili, wliicli is
ascribed in iliciieiiiaiid crciiltd for lll(:’lli by the
increased Wllllt:l’li'itVt:lO\'8l'll1t’t mail. 'l‘l:r.-y are
now 15 per cent ilisttniini.
From idtiy.
Destructive Firc.——'l‘he most (lt‘:~ll‘llCllV€‘
fire which we have had for a long time oc-
curred last night, about 10 o'clock. ltbroke
out in the Hat and For store of
Swift Sr. Nichols, No. I58 Water street,
corner of fletcher. and so rapid was its pro-
gross that in a few iiiiiiiitcs the entire build.
ing, from tho first to the attic story, was en
vt-lope-d in flztiiies. These soon connected
with the adjoiriiiig buildiiigs, and -.-.erc borne
down by a strong north t:.'-Sf. wind, were
s\\'cpt with drstructive rfii-i'ts toivtird Maiiden
Lane, where two more hiiildings took, ad-
joining the extensive Drug store of Law-
renci-. Kecse &. Co.. which was fortunately
preserved. The roof of the building on the
oppositv north east corner of Fltlclltrf-:lFt't'l
was on fire, but was extinguish:-d by the ex-
traordii'iary t"fl()llS of the fire-iii: n, whose
llliilfl c-xi;rtioii S(.’t'lllt'(l now diir-cted tosave
the buildings on the east Side of W.-itcr st..
in which they SllL'C.t.‘l-'Llr‘(l. Stlfllt: buildings
on the iiorili-west sldtr of Miiitfi-ii [_.;irie non
caught fire, and the whole pri-si-nted :1 terri-
fic and alariiiiiig apps-nrance. At length
the progress of the flames was Cllt-‘('l\'(-‘fl by
the falliiig of some walls, giving the lllClS-
saint laborers of the several fire companies
promote a taste for useful and ruligintisrcatliiig.
Q/"Sta/72/oi-d.
—'l‘liis iltltlft?SS, ouiiiprisiiig a f!llZllllltl|"l nl'40
Iiziges was |lt’ll\‘4.‘l‘f‘:l at the Ck'.lI‘l)l:llliil) of the
ff’ .-lltorr/_
ll
iir.('fii!st«ii_v til‘ flit; .~‘.i-illciliciit (Ill Stiiiiiftiril. this
lll£l'lt‘.i' ll\l€‘l':".\'lil;Q ti» !lic,,
I
will be liiuiitl t.-iitciiaiiiiiiig iii the lover of Ni:\\'
has t‘\'ll)L‘l‘(l
much talent and research, and the wink coin-
It is for sale
Price
L.nvi'i«:i:s l.\' l‘\i.-w f-laMI':iiiiii«:.—Bv a re-
shirc. “Every party in 31 i:zin.~se of prose!-iiiiiiii, or
suit, iriay :iIiIictir, pleziil, I)iirsiir:iii' ll- l‘.-nil iii lii\
Messrs. I
were trifles in coiiipziiisoii “fill the destruc-
lion with which tie were
which for a long time up
able.
)
l.llH.'1ll.tllt-‘(l and
pciired to be inevit-
Tg/pe Setting Mac/line of Ame-rican In-
vcn.lwn ——We are iiiforiiicd that a citizen of
'l'I‘0y has been for the lust loni-‘years Iii-iftct-
ing it iiiiichitie for st-lling i_I-In-s_ but, on an
ctiIll't:'lY Ull'IL‘l't‘l':l plaii llUlll that invintt-d by
Uaxpl. l{os:-iibiiig. This iiiachine uill to
i"-.-any for the iiispt-clioii of the public in the
cz.-nisc of two or three iiioiiths. l_,l(llllt(‘L'l\d
Iwith it is t‘-isu n ll)&£Cflllit' for f.llil.l'll)Ulllt‘:'.
'1‘ruy l Wit 5'.
, Tliu way the Cfiiii:-so ii-iil pay the Eng-
lish is. stated in the Boston Post as follows;
When Chiiia had to pay t3,U0u,u00 for me
i'.ius'oin of Uiiiitoii, that g‘()Vt:|'l.ll!lt‘lll. imposed
ii duty of five: ti-als I.l;'l lb. Uptill the 50,000,
000 lbs. of tea annually t'Xp0llt.‘tl, and of
which _dU,UUO,UUU. lbs. are i-akin by Eriglisli-
men; by this iiiezins the Chili:-st: l't:llfll)Ul'St'(l
tiieiiiseives in rather more ttiaii two years.
In the same iiianiier, by iiiiposing an ilddi‘
lioiial duty of five tt-ails, the govt-rii.i:t-i'it of
lbiiiii:-1 \\lll be cash lll liaiid before the tiiiie is
It.‘.‘{I.til'cL.l--luul' yeui's'—-for Iiayiiig the €">2.’.l,UUU
liif'(.Iit‘.:SU!' 5I,:..ii its says '.'i'l2:ss‘.'ii:liiistlts \\.;iS
Illii‘. ill'.>‘l. Dllnlt‘. Ull llli; g‘§:_'i'uc LU II,5tII_uI_._- 1-'I~ec_
5S‘.-liools.
I Tl’ii.- Moiiiioii leiiipfc at '.\'uiivoo. the iiiost
I:'I)..lCft)ll5 building in llliiiois, has lJct‘l‘t coin-
gpieterl. Its cost was risiiig S-_),t,)u,uu0_ Joe
Siiiitli is now t‘f‘t‘Cllflg'E1lit)illCl'i)Ull(llUg on at
like scale of cost and splendor, as ii public
hotel. to be called the 'N:iuvoo House.’
I Recently in the lilifiois Legislature, atria-
tion was made to repeal the the extraordinary
charter of Nauvoo, the Mormon city.
N0 politici:-iii is Ci‘illSl(lt‘l‘t.‘(l anything now
a-da_vs who has not trio.-d on both sides.—-
Like a buck wheat cake, he must, be lurntd
once before he is fit for use.
Col. Bent0n’s Slate.—'l'hc Bank Corti-
iiiittee of the Missouri House of Rt'pl’t:'St‘Dlu‘
tivcs have ugrcctl to report in favor of an-
thorising the 15.-ink to issue 85 notes. ’ ’
I-loo. A. P. Bagby has been rc-.-.-lectttd to
the United States Sr.-irate, by the Alabama
L.~-gislature, for six years from the 4th of
March iii.-xt "
Mr. Cadwe.-ll has introduced at New Or-
leans, in the opening of his ‘New American’
theatre, the novelty of closing the theatre on
Sabbath evenings.
Had we eyes sharp enough, we could see
the arrows of death flying in all directions,
and account it a wonder that we and our
friends escape tbein a single day.
The late snow storm appears to have been
very extensive. At Albany it commenced.
falling twenty hours after, it had 'then
rericlied at depth of more than fourteen inches.
The Senate of Missouri have passed a bill
for the abolition or imprisonment for debt.---
It prevents all iiiiprisoniiient on either mesne
or final process.
The resolutions before the Senate of Geor-
gia, noiiiinatiiig Mr. Calhoun for the Presi-
de-ncy, which were laid on the table on the
l8th inst, have been taken up and passed by,
at decisive majority. .
Souitli. Caroli/mi.——I-loo. Daniel E. Huge
was on the will inst. elected to succeed M .
Calhoun in the United States Senate. ”
more freedom and efficiency of action.
on Thursday evening and the snow was still '
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