r ? i ? ? y -?-*
LatcsC^rom England.
v Petersburg, May 24.
The f tst sailing ship Ann thyst, Capt.
Bustej, in 23 <Uys from Liverpool, ar
rive I at Bo-.tot> 'on Tuesday. By this
arrival, the editors have received from
their Boston correspondents, slips con
taining letter fronr, Liverpool, to the
23d tilt. It will be seen that another
great advance has taken place in colton;
and tho letters state, that the sales of the
week up to the 23 J were larger than
they had been in the -?anie period at
any type within the recollection of the
oldest raerch fits; the sales amounting
to cne hundred arid otie thousand hags,
wonh tv>o? million* of fiounda sterling.
Ot these, S7,29o bales were Uplands, j
from 14j vo
On toe 19 n, there was a debate in;
the house commons on the reading of
the Catholic relief bill. Sir Francis
Burden opened ihc debate, and he was
followed by Mr. Banks, who moved that
ii te read again that day six months.
Thi"> motion was seconded by Mr. Peel.
At 1 oV lock, alter six or eight mem
bers had spoken, thrViebate was adjourn
ed to 2 1 si. Mr. Scarlet presenteda peti- 1
* tior. in favor of the Catholic claims,
from the sergeants at law of the En
glish bar. A great number of pe titions
against the claims were alio presented.
There seems to be but little doubt that
it will be rejected again.
On the 21st, a general respite for
Mr. Savary, who was to have been ex
ecuted on the 224 tor forgery, was sent
to Bristol, by express.
Letters lrom Gibraltar, of the 1st of
April state, that the ports of Andula
aia had been opened (or the admission
of foieign grain, tlour and pulse; that
all the wheat at Gibraltar, 45,000 tan
eges, had been bought up at high prices,
and that generally, a great impulse had
been given to the trade.
The king of Prussia has appointed
Mr. Niedcrstetter to the post ol charge
d'affaires to the United States, in the
place of Mr. Greuhm, the l-ite minis
ter, dee'd. A Berlin paper, in anounc
ing the appointment says " lie is es
pecially ct.joined to pay attention to
the interest of the mercantile world."
[This gentleman has arrived in Flori
da.]
We have cheering intelligence from
Gieece. Accounts from Napoli di Ro
mania of March i2 Cepha'onia March |
II, and Zante March 24, all confirm j
the sia'.etnent (of which we have here- I
tolore published a rumor,) that the I
Egyptians who landed at Moden, had
been completely beaten? -The Cepha
lonia account adds, " thai Ibrahim Pa
cha him-elf is blocked op in the for
tress ?>f Moden. 1 1 1? troops only landed
in Greece to meet l lie ir death. ?
Among those wlio have been taken pri
son's are many Kuiopeans, especially
Frenchmen ?rnong whom there is a [
gei-ut'ttl. What a teirible stigma foi
their countrj I"
We learn lrom Constantinople Match
II. that four Ortas of the Janissaries
have la ely been aries'.cd, accused of
having been concerned in the late con
spiracy. Ii appears that a refractory
spun st. II remained in that corps.
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool, April 20.
Wc have to advise the most exten
sive stlc* of cotton t hit week i hat arc
on record ? amounting 101,000, worth
about two millions ol pounds. The be
lie! that our supplies will be short from
c-ciy qi. aitcr, ind the Mill increasing
consumption t>f this article has induced
great speculation. The trade buy free
ly at different pnzes, and our market
has every appearance of continuing j
high. ? Uplands have avanced this week ;
about 2d. Egyptian and Iliazil abnut 3d.
We kinccrcty hope that you may have
been induced to s>lup. Such a yrar may
not occur again in a ccniury.? Toba? co >
continues at steady price*. The sales
'.a^t week amounted to 4' JO hhd. C? <od
Vitginia is m<>st sought alter ? Tur
pentine is Heady in pi.ee. Our expec
tations that the duties wn) be low cud,
prevents the trade from buwg more
than ?l?eir immediate wants icq. ire.
Flour goes off slowly at our quota- i
tif. os. ?Some shipments of Phadclphia
fl or have been mode to (iibral'.ar,
Wc ?hall soon know whether any altr
ration w.ll be tvtarir in our corn laws. It
is a question of great importance to the
U. Stu'cs, and we shall keep you regu
larly advised on the euhjccl.
A company in London had contrac*
ted with the government of Gautunala,
t '? cut a ( al from tlie Pacific to the
Atlmiic,ai the south side of Luke Ni
caragua. It is to be 1 J or IV miles in
length* ant' navigable for ships of great
hut then. The English arc to rcccive
tw<< I hit da of the tolls, and to have the
exclusive navigation of the San Juan ri
*cr end the lake, fo' forty years. The rc?
niaiuder of the lolls to he devo cd hy the
gfivti n?r ?it to paying the expense of
the undertaking.
The manufactories in England are
represented as flout ishing beyond all
former precedents. Arisans of every
inscription wcie in full employment,
and so anxious were the manufacturers
to have their urdcrs executed, that it
was by r.o means an uncommon thing to
lock up the doors where the workmen
weic, and to supply them with food gra
lis, iu uidcr 10 ??? c \iic ii?uc bit. If
would otherwise be expended in geiog
to th?jr respective lodgings. Order* to
immense amounts were daily receiving
at the manufacturing towns, many of
which could not be fulfilled within the
prescribed period. Wages wore every
where extremely hi-^h, and mechanics
were enabled to fare sumptuously for
seven days, out of the proceeds of two
days work, liven common labourers
, were in such demand as to cause a con*
siderable rise in their wages. A Mac
clofield paper advertises for 4 to 50C0
persons, from 7 to 20 years of age, to be
employed in the silk trade.
A fatal pugelisttc combat took plare
at Wendover Common, between Heath
cote, a sawyer, and Rawlins, a coach
man. The match was tor Si. and a ve
i ry hard battle of seventy rounds was
| fought) at the close of which ileathcota
was carried away and died in the night.
The city of Gotiertburqh had accen
ted the proposals of \he English compa
ny to light the city with gas.
Greece, Russia and Britain.
Paris, Af ril 1 1.
Moch excitement has existed lor sr
vcral months in consequence of a me
morial said to have beeu issued by the
Russian government, in which the fu
lute lot ot Greece has been regu
lated with ait 'he oriental pi Me of (hat
cabinet- The authors of this memorial
have disposed of the independence ot
the Greeks ft r the benefit of the holy ?
alliance, represented by the sovereign
who is considered as chief. The Mo
re a is to receive, by this arrangement,
a constitution, and also a prince, agiee
able to Russia; and the otlw-r revolted
provinces to return under ihe proection
of the 1'orte, on the same cond.iiort im
posed upon the principalities of Molda
via and \Vallachia.
This diplomaiir document has pro- '
duced a great sensation in Gteece and
Constantinople. M. Radios, secretary
ol the provisionary government ot the
Morea, addretaed himself to Mi. Can
ning on the 24. h of Augu?>l, 18'24,|
claiming the protectorship ol England,
as well against the protection of Russia
as the oppressions ol the Musselmans.
On the 1st of December of the same
year, Mr. Canning replied to this de
mand by a declaration ot neutrality on
the part of L<>gland.
Mr. Rodios, in his communication,
first established the claims of the
Greeks to independence by the sacrifi
j ccs wii'ch they bad made to conquer.
Me then declares, in the name ot his
governoient, that his countrymen pre
fer death to the late whi h is announced
io them by the Russian Cabinet. He
formally claims the protection of Eng
land to insure ihem independence
i against all invasion of every soit, and
appears to rely on this protection fiom
the course which (treat Britain has ta
ked relative to the South American
provinces.
Mr. Canning, in his reply, says, that
he is not aware that tl.e docurncn;
which has so muc h alarme-1 the Greeks,
is authentic; and under any circum
stances is persuaded of the g >od inten
tions of i he emperor Alexander. This
monarch had pioposed to 'he allic<i
cabinets of Europe a projcct ot an ar
mistice between (iree< r an I the O to
| msn Porte, in order to t;ive the neutral
j powers an opportunity of arranging
their differences; but England did not
believe this plan practicable, as the
I Greeks appealed determined to reject
all arrangements which were not pje- j
ceded by a recognition ol their indc- I
pendence, and the lVrir also appear
ed to cntefiain similar feelings until her
sovereignty wa> recognised.
As to the protection, sa ys Mr Can- I
ning, which Greccc c'aims Irom Great
i Britain, on the groui d of tin policy she
has adopted tow.iid* t |,c S >utti Ameti
ran states, be rccLres that Etigland
ha* ne\cr vi'da'ed Ittr ncu;rality to
wards the tntl'licr countries, at>d that
slic cannot act otherwise towards hrr old
ally the Ottoman t/.vci itinrr.*. ? Assu
rances ac ulso given that ine English
cabinet will never act against the mtc
tests of the Giccks.
Juu ?'mi I ,lu Commote.
A letter has been . cceivcd by a gen
I let nun of Boston from his correspon
dent at Madrid, dated March 10th, sta
ting that the king has been ill for about
six weeks. Fear# were entertained for
his life, and he is said to be extremely
mclarv holy himselt. ? Things bccm
to go on worse and worse.? The new
attempts to get money hare failed, and
to day Madrid is full of a report that
some ol the officer* of the Asia, which
ban been takon by Admiral (iuise, have
arrived a' Algcstras. The king has not
been well snncc the news of the recog.
nition <?l the new states by Lowland was
announced; and they havo stretched eve*
ry neive to stimulate the holy alliance
tu break with hei upon this subject."
FROM HAY 1 1.
Norfolk, Msy 23.
Ily account* from C?pe Hayti to the
8th inst. rc< civcd at this port, it appears
that great dissatisfaction tias lately been
mamfes<< d among the emigrants from
tin' U.S. The cause pei h*|>!L may be
tiyrcd to the emigrants ihcrdv'vt^ for
\huic acquainted with uur black pLpu*
lation in geoeral knew that the greater
part of thero are naturally dispo>ed to in
dolence, and will never work if they can
possibly avoid it. Those of them there
fore, (or at least a majority,) who aailed
for Haytiwere under the impression that
they were going to a land " flowing with
milk and honey," and tb?u they were to
live in the most sumptuous manner,
without labor or any exertions on their
part, to acquire it, and tube mace civ
il or military officers, without a know
ledge of the language ? hut they have
been mistaken. They have found out
? hat a living , even in St. Domingo, must
bJ earned by manual labor, unless they
are endowed with a talent to fill an of
fice, ol which fact the acute and intelli
gent president (Boyer) is capable of de
ciding, and always does decide for him
self. It appears, also, that citizen Gran
ville rather overstepped hi* instructions
l'rom the president in his vim: as agent to
the states, inasmuch as he promised, and
did pay the passages of emigrants to the
island, and had land, Stc. furnished them,
whereas the president only authorised
him, to say that he would aid those dis
' posed to emigrate in the payment of their
passages, ficc. The fact is, that a damper
' has been thrown upon emigration by a
late regulation of the president; and af
ter the 1 5th of June, no inducements
whatever, lurther than a?e held out by
any other island, will be offered by the
government of Mavti. T'.e president, it
is undcrsto d, sery recently signed two
hundred p<?*spon* in ot?e <I.ty, of per
sons desirous of returning to the Unit
ed Stales.
Duel. Challenge , C?c- ? Complaint was
entered at tne police, by some persons
of ?Ji>tinc*.?on, ihat there wa? rca^n
?o believe that a duel was on the tapis
between Jtnimy Jessamy, the heir apil
hopfsol the family, and a certain Vlon
sieur La Illond, de Pari. A warrant was
fot lliwivh issued, and (he parties broo pot
up. It appears that there was a petticoat
in the afT>ir. The y"Ot>g gcntl' man bad
a penchant for a pretty ijss in the vicin
ity of one of our avenues, and he I inci*
ed that Monsieur either lo/'k -nt.fT nt
her, or warbkd the la?hion<hle air of
4 CWus love, 'in kivc,' under her cottage
window, very much to the ann -yance
of the yount* gentleman. With a true
chivalrous spirit, he determined to r.dl
htm out and put an end at once to this
poaching upon his manor ? hut not be
trig able to procure a second, and not be
ing familiar with the etiquette in such
cases marie and provided, he sent the
challenge by Will, the gaidrner, * ho I
lodged to town in his pepper and salt '
coat, and h<-avy ahoes, and ran>? at the j
Huor, and demanding to see Moi^icm
La Bond, was ushered ir.to the dining '
parlour, where Monsieur was enj ?ying
hia claitt wuh a lar.'C p^r'.y, and pie
S'-nted his credentials ? Monsieu', hav
ing read the note, looked at the m< ?scn- j
ger from head lu foot, ?ook two violent |
pinches of snuff, and broke out thus: ? 1
1 Vai de diable in dis, en? a chalk n e, en? i
begar voire maitre, send rne von chal
lenge vis de drrn jardiniet? Pour
quoi, dtable mem porte, vat you mean,
to ireat von gentiman in rfis manner,
ch?' Will said * as how hd?knew nn.
thing about this ere matter, his young
master had ordered him to carry the
note, and so ho did it." Monsieur wa^
? xcessivcly enraged at the indignity, and
very fairly kickcd Will th?; .garde-mr, I
out of the parlour, lor a dcrn jickan I
ap's, e villain e ??oquin.' I
Will went home and told the whole
Moiy .othe family? the ladies laintcd ?
Jemmy was locked up, and Mjuifc
S'ickall's cletk. was ordered to po with
1'apa to the p dir.o, and get out the iu
cesstry mittimus.
The patties appeared, sod were ?ev
erally bound over in small reco^ni/.jn.
t-cs. [.Vc/fl/l'i
Towanda, (!*??) April "8.
Singular hmr fight ? A short time
bin- e, two young men were taking n Sun
day's walk in the back woods of S.iCjIk:
f|um, when tlv.y chanced to meot an old
inrar and her cub. The yoonp licrnt ?? In Id
a council of ?>r and detei mined to give
chasr to and ;ittack them. Accordingly I
tt?cy stripped themselves for t lie affray, '
and each armed with a club, started ?
lor the hears tbey soon overtook tli?
yonng one and despatched it, but i<?
hideous cries called the old one to its
av?i>tance, and the young men were
obliged (o pi t pare for the aUack. The
old bear, when within a couple ol rod*,
raised upon her hind feet, and with her
mouth wide open, nothing and loaining,
continued to advance. They ?.c| nared
themselves, and ? severe and doubtful
strugg'.i- of \s or 20 minytes ensued,
during the whole of which they were
unable to touch her head with their
clubs, so completely did she parry eve
ry olow with her fore feet, and it was
not until she wheeled to retreat that
they were able to level a blow across
her nose which brought her down, when
they were enabled to despatch her. This
singular and courageous act will do the
young men honor: had the deceased
Putnam been present, he could not
have done more; and his famed wnK
hunt scarccly surpasses the Shethequin
bear-Tight.
Accident. ? A short time since, a boy
about 12 years old, who lived with a
titan iu the feu. Alq'* iubv.it, \%as oi.ec
ted to drive a cow tone distance? he
procured a cord, one eod of which
he tied round the cow'i neik, ?nd the
other imprudently fastened round his
own body, bjr a slip knot; the cow by
some means was frightened, and turning
round, ran withj violence towards the
place whence she'bad been driven, drag
ging the unfortuna'e boy after. When
the cow was stopped, ' the child was
found dreadfully bruised, his back lace
rated by the sharp stones over which he
had been d'awn, and on the part of the
body where the rope was fastened, there
was a wound all round. The nead was
much hart, and other parts of his frame
greatly damaged. He was carried to
the gmeral hospial, and hut little ex
pectations arc entertain' d of his recove
ry. Canadian Courant.
Richmond, May 16.
Yesterday a curious contest was de
cided in this city. Latt year, e.even far
mers from the counties of Amelia am!
Puwhauan, determined to raise n puist;
each contiihu'or to put in R20; the
whole to he tpken by the one, who
should producc a hogshead of tobacco
to market on a certain day, wnich
should sell for more than the tobacco
of hit competitors. Vcsteiday was the
day for deciding this singular contc.it.
Nine gentlemen appeared upon the tnrl,
most ot them with one hogshead only
three with two and one with tour hogs
head*. The tobacco wa* put up at pub
lic auct'on .at Slmckte warehouse
and Mr. B nj. L. Mca.'o, ol I'mvhat'an,
o' t. tine*! the premium ? hin hogshead
I selling for j^l4 7 3 per hundred; one ol
I Mr. Charles lit; el ston's lot 1 -t 70; one
of Mr. Wrn. li^g?estot.> lor 14 6.5; rm
of Mr. Hooijuh Mtauc's h?r 13 95, Sic.
See. The whole scene was lea ol atu.i
^na ion, interest, and pleasure.
Soon alter The content vt as ter min tied,
Mr. Austin Wright had C b!?d?. put up,
which sold lor ?l-t 65.
Comfnier.
A new mode of taking a criminal in
fln^unte dehrtc ha? been piactistd in
Nr%* Y >rk with Micre?v A gentleman,
on rnteri?>K on'* ?' l*,c boxes in the ?'?e
a're, was robbed of hii pocket hook.
He mentioned the fait to the dof.r
krrpcr, left the tUrairr to 'top ihr pay
ment of some lottery tickets which the
pocket h v>k contained, and returned to
the theatre apparently in a state of in
toxication. Ho stat>i;tr?d into the pit,
and taking out ol his bi Cast pocket a
morocco pocket b<ok, ostentatiously
transferred it to his coat pi ckrt. Hjv
| ing cnu^nt the eye ol a man whom he
| suipo tc<1| he wtn# to thr lonoy, railed
I for a plass of hranrlv and wjier, and in
I f]uired ol' ?he bar-k'rper If i,c could
chsupc a i.atik bill rf twenty dollars.
On receiving ati answer in the nrpative,
he pud tor the dri? k in silver, ?hovert
into the pt*, wlvn feeling a hard m his
puckci, he seized the eiiminal, who
was delivered up 'o justice; and on
whom forty-two dohars ol stolen proper
ly were found, for which the ni.itt.lc
fingered son ol Mercury is now doing
tread mill du:y. But thi b? ?? of the -.to
ry remains yef to be K I.I: thn dtu k
cnncn w.ss feigned on the pa*, ol Mr.
JickMin, for the purpose ol atrcsiing
| the robber ol i.is pf>t kci book
HkiU . ,1mer.
From the New York Evening IVnJ.
.1 li")tfue ( 'uughf ? I n January lust,
we published an account of ' lie detec
tion ?>f an imposition, p ariistd by an
Irishman, named ThunuN K::n?n, wno
had for sometime cart i*rJ on a eistille
ty at New Brun>wi?k, from which
place he eloped, alu r defrauding the
inhabitants f?l about ?bOOO. It will he
1 ecollected that Itt sailed (iomi this
port in the Coitus for Liverpool, under
the assumed name ol NVnalcn, and
in order to divcit public attention from
tlic mute he had taken, he forged a let'
tcr signed John Mullagan, and sent it
to thi*> paper, an. I we published i<; in
\% Igch he Man d that Tltom.-s l\i rnnn
(iiimsell,) had been drowned a few 1
nights preceding, in cmn^in^j in a boat 1
Ironi this city to lliooklyu.
\Vc now karn, by a letter received
heir, ironi Leitrim county, Iicland,
that K. ernan had artivrd there, and that
in conscquencc ol what wc stated re
specting him, he had hern apprehend
ed and committed to piison, where he
would rrmain until affidavits were re*
reived Irom this counti y by which he
could be indcmilicd, and the t ru uc! ? 1 lent
transactions in wnich he had been enga
ged, established against him.
From the Albany Duily advertiser, of Nky 17*.
.1 good txamfilc.? An aet wys parsed
al the late session ol the If gislaiuro of
Maine, directing that 10,000 copies of
the constitution ol that state, together
with the conduction of the United
States, should be printed and bound
up in the spelling book (jrin, to be
gratuitously distributed for the use or
common schools. They ore to be sent
to the sclect?men of the towns, whose
duty it is to deliver them over to the
several instructors of scholars, to
be read by them, and when practica
ble, to be committed to memory. How
could ? portion of the school luud of
New-York* he better applied than to
such an object? The rising generation
cannot too early be taught to know their
ligtws, or loo iHt^rciiea hu?>
the importance ot supporting lbcro. It
would tend to toake more statesmen
and fewer politician*? characters which
by some a*e considered synonymous,
but which in fact are as opposite as i fie
antipodes: the one studies to benefit
the gieat whole, the other to benefit him
self.
Il'fio could have thought it? ? It is tru
ly astonishing to see with ?hai avidity
our men ol entcrpiise push 'otwatd
in improvements. It is bot a lew short
years since the spot on which thr now
Urge and nourishing village ol Uiica
stand%, was a wilderness; a:?d wnrn it be
gan to be settled, wan considered a Iron
uer vctilenreht,ut a greater distai.ee fiom
the Hudson river, than we are now in the
habit of thinking the city;of Detroit.
Tweniy-fire years ago, a man thought
he did well to make a trip from this
to Ut'n a, and back again in ten days,
with a team catrying perhaps ten. hun
dred weight. Intercoms? between the
two points was greatly facilitated by the
improvement of roads; and when th?
Mohawk turnpike was completed, no
man thought ol being from home mote
than fix dajrs on the same journey, nor
of carrying less, tlian twenty hundred
weight with his teunj oi JLwo hotscs.
Ntjw that the canal is Completed, it is
not unJrequeniiy that we see one liorsu
diawing thirty tons from one point to
the other, at the rate of from 2i to 3j
miles per day. Dut notw ithstauding all
this, we see discussed in the Ulica paper;
with much animation and ability, the
best method ol facilitating the transpor
tation of produce from that place to the
Hudson rivet! It is stated that in a vr
ry It.w years the c^nal will be utterly
incomp* tent to afford the means ol cor
viypn^e f >r all that will be required io
pass up and down, and to remedy ihc
tvil, a writer there proposes the con
stitution o! a tail way. A meeting nf the
? i izen* of the village h?s been hrld, and
?< committee 1ms been appoin ed to de.
vise aod report the J. est method of pro
ceed.og to obtain relief in the preifci* ?
Wlwthei any thing will be done, xc
kno.v not; hut the a^?itaii?>n of the su ?
ject at this early day. will impress our
lellow citizens ahtoad with the vasiiic?s
01 the riches ol the west, as Well >*s with
the spiii: of liberality and entei prise
which animate our citizens to actu-r.
Again \\c ask. wi?o is rot proud ol bi
nig a tiiizun ol New York:'
- /'ii ? l.xfi' riment.-? .Sling a slifl
ling i)i -:\pence at the end of a piece
d( tin end ?.y tufiir s ol a loop; tiim res
ting your elbow on a laMc, hold the
other end ol the th'ruJ betwixt your ?
fore ? K ?" r and ihtimo, observing l? let
it pa->s ..cross tltc ball of the thumb,
an<? thus suspend ilic shilling in an cn>p*
ty jjo'jlrt, pi csumu.jj, however, that die
shilling is ptoperlv suspended, you witl
observe that when it has rtco*e*ed its
tfpilibrium, it will for a moment be sta
tionary: ii will then of its own accord, anil
without the lea-t agency from the peison
holding i:, a-sume the action o( a pendu
lum, vibrating from sidi to sice of the
gla*S and alter a few seconds will strike
the hour nearest to the time ol t'ay; fc r
instsnce< if the time be 25 tr.inuus pis:
?*x, it will stride six; il 35 minute* pa-',
six it will strike seven; and if you fiw! u
difficult to keep it in an immovat l. p -
turr, it is useless to- attempt 'he c*|>!-n I
meni. Ii is neces-aty to rimsik, ttot I
the thread should lie over the. pu!>e I
of the thumb, and this may ?r socm E
measure account for the %ibra?tw? ?>f I
the sliillting; but ?o what cause it ? - < ? ?
king the precise hou? is to be tiac H
Mmilii mi* x |>laint( ; lor it is no l< - - I
tonishiiig tli.it true, that when i " ?
struck the pi ope r number i s tihrai B
r.en>cs, it at (|uires a rotaiy mote B
at la^i becomes stationary as bef? r? H
.W ir-Yorl. .Wi n "- ? |
? VY K 1 1 A V K D O N 1. T A KING !? V 1.
We are told tha?, oikc
poor family having l:ccii burnt oii'i'1,
reived much kindness a; the ban'* 1
iheir neighbor*, v\ ho continued to ?rlir,,)(
ister to their want* until tiny hi t ? f
compilative!) wiap.hy. Amount)'
who cm me ii| on an enai<d u\ ch.
?a^ a benevolent farmer with a h>a)
r yr% hut on making known the s?!
ol lib visit, he \%.?s chilli (I with tl
ply which stands the heady
parngraph. I hi* story wn* br?'
fiiind hy the follow ing anecd"tCr
ly communicated to us hy a (ii'
nan.es and rircumatances, a'
wc publish chiefly with th
showing how extensive anil/
the habit ul hori owing nr/
the incalculable wrong
?* the trade." A per
?" 1 i in the county oi
had the mitdortune hy
hit only cow, and being ii
stances, it was proposed b
(Ii? q) to have the citizens
to h;m to make up his loss. Ti.- f
lion was adopted, and they
gave hin? ono dollar; and in ,
the dollar, the printer sent hin>
that he would send him his paper ^
or aix months. The ptrv>n d,fCC'
called on him, and told him.
wculd not make v.uch difference .
would like to hove him fiay the | |
for enr oj hi* neighbor* took the /?'<
and he could noRKow it!"
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