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DE WITT CUSTOM.
De Win Clinton, third ton of genera
Junta Clinton, Wat born In the ytur IT69
, at the family realdenct, In Ortnte cnun
' Ir. la tbe suit of New-York. AAir at
tending to the fits! rudiments of education,
he entered grea.frtr school, taught by
' I ho Kev. John Moffat, Presbyterian tier
iril.lo dtUinrtiUhcd academy ( Kinr
' lion, conducted by -Mr. John Addlaoo.
He commenced Uw Mud; of Ibt law, to
IT tK Uk 3motl Jat eq. telebrt
t.d c ounce nbrYtecond to none of hit pro-
elected a member of iiumblr for the cl
ft of New York, without opposition. Do
t ber chief rnaglttrste, and her most Ent'rofi(Ungsn iTngUnd, Utefyi
lavorea torn no o uftu 19 c m i touna; udf ncn in nanatomc; wit ncta
abuse and rldlcoleof bit favorite scheme I to bail, for entrapping a young gentleman
of Itnpwemtnt, cbinged lo admiration into Urttna urtea marriage I
and applause, and ? an party prejudice There era litbuand loot of CoppV
tlclJt labia comprehensive mind, the M1 m.m.f.driif r ifinom Li Sir..U,r
: i .i ' ....r..i i - t .r :: - r . , . : '
wmminuiiwm ir w-t rT,....w. . yermoflt (h wont art owned by a
attentive powertthst rare! MlUihi company h Dutioo. and tou'cJi of iha cop
pralse f aa active public men. Da Win , j, ,f,ft(ported tothat place by land.
Uinianwaemerrica o "na s-ranaun, :.,
aa eminent end opulent merchant of New . ...u.i. i.l.u i
York. Br tbia lady ha bat been blernd r Tr Y.a ! sT ..i T'" .TT-
! Aial I i.r... rut... .....a., i-
with anamerou. family of children.
itre.m Lata g'wloui Being creature, In-
Ting Jhla eetaiof), Robert H. Utinptoo
wat propoM id a roreraofr lo. oppoutjoa
toJoSo Jr,anl flir. Clinton wrote loa
addreaa lo the electort In fat or of iba for
fner renileman. Mr. Jav, howererf auc
eeedad In hit electloo. Mr. Clinton wai
at ihit period cbaen a member of tba
nnata lor four reert and. In that body,
had (he plcature lo mee; ea memtwrt,
hit old preceptora, Additoo and Jooet.
In the tpriog of I 00, the current of pub
lic opinion wat turned in favor o! the
political party to which Mr. Clinton wat
attached, and they aucceeded at tbe elec
tion of that year by a large majority.
The oppotite party had, at ibit time,
a majority in the aenate, and in Mr. Jay,
aa governor, they poiactted a mott ret-
Scuble and decided eiecuiiva officer.
r.Cliotoo wat choua a member of the
cooncil of appoiwmen, between whom
and I ha governor, a violent ditputo aroae
retpecting the etclutivr right of nomina
tion, which, wbil it latted, autpended.all
appoi(vtmentu.Oa the Sdhof rcbruar;,
tba governor rtpre tented tba conduct o
- tha council lo lha aaaembly, and on the
irth or March; thlt rfprtientatU wMl"Vl, rk rV
followed bv a lone; arrumenutlve iMtr,.!?'lf b' ,her
written by Mr- Clinton. The tubject be
fhg left to the Hate convention which
regulated tha number of leRiilaion, that
bodv pronounced, on tbia much contro
verted point, in favour of the council. On
tha 6ih of February 1803, Mr. Clinton wai
appointed a ttnator ol the United Siatet,
in the place of general Armttrone;, wbo
had reaigned, and on the 23d of the earn
month, he look hit teat in the aenate, of
which he continued an active member
until October 1803, when he tetired, hav
ing bren thon mayor of tbe city of
Sew-York. The journal! of the Senate
Mar evidence of hi aittntion lo hit orucia
dmiea. The part ha took in the debate
on the oppotiiion of . Mr.. Rout 19 aeize
Hew Or!en. aerved, rratly, to dittin-
gulah hjmv.ln April I805fhavingbeen'aenl
again to the ittcmUr, be brought for
' wartT in that body," a plan fur the defence
of New York, which wat adopted, and ap
propriation! voted to carry it into eiecu
tion. He continued to preside over the
police of New York, until tha 9tbof March
1107, when he wat aucceeded at mayor
- of - New Yarkr- On tba -3tb cl . Ai.rch
II 10 he wat appointed, together with
Cverncur -Morrill Stephen Van Rensat
Jeer. William Noxth,.Thoma Eddy, Sinv
i,. eon DeJVVitt, and Peter B. Porter, a com
. DiitsionerTto rYportWTte Improvement
or me internal navigation 01 the atate.
At the next tession, the board of commit
aionert made their firtt report, and a law
wai patted, " to provide for the internal
navigation of lha atate' In 1811, Mr.
Clinton wat choten mavor of Ntw York,
naving oeen auperaeded the preceding
year, in consequence or a change ol par
ty in tha city. This office he continued
to hold, by annual appointment, until 1815,
In It Id he waa chosen lieUt. governor
of the State of flew Yorki and, in the
following year, wat recommended at
candidate for tbe office of President of
the United Statea. by the unanimout voice
of tha republican members of the State of
flew York. On the 2jth of March, 18 If,
he was nominated for the office of eovr
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ernor or tne atate 01 ntm xork by e vail
najoiiiy of a convention of the atate 5
and that atate, which bad never before
been without ita division and party feudi,
sow xjuoiiea we at range and gratifying
PllfHfw.0'" 01 enter magis-
irare, wimout tumult and irritation, and it
mfghte added, almost without opposition.
To Mi Clinton, more than lo any oihe
Individual, does New Yotk owe her lone-
j U. Wur. active,' and met horioiia, ha Vr ? 'Z V, L jLul" ZlZi ' J
! aecood, probatdy.lo no roan in m UBt. cot PfU-lemenltt and wat gawd
led Btalea. In tha great and trina. ? !! Inlaw lottrtil by lha crow, af
atata and eltv.af which U .. a mo Bnet wno mogaa as darkened
reiideni, fid mart htl ttmMd hli Bame. ,h PPaIl,f iftwtlt ,
hie genius, and bit aervicat,. on more Mr Frev.ibt coovtrted Jew. recentlr
naa maoe amongst tne diDerent tradei ... . lW.e,.,-r nf.t
and professions. "A taint in crape it .lhK t 5li . r J 1
twice a tain, in lawn," PopaMnd ''XfftVf fc?
yet ba.ell. g.ib.t "honor and .ham. I"!La , 7,
monuments .f nubile munificence and a celebratei preacher lo lha Pedobawlit
pnai niiuty. nr. viimon a personal eonneilo,aawwi . irr tlormdf becowie
BkKAa.. t. V 1 I - J A af I tn a at a a t af a
11 uigniuca an comminuiny.it Daptitt aM wat puoiiciy oaptiud a law
ma lorm it lare ana wen proportioned-, oaekt eima. Bafi. ftr.
nu neigh! above the middle also 1 hi. J,mM fc,el, trUd at Wlncheeter, V,.
countenance la highly eiprasslva-hia eye fof ,h, aorder of Hugh Kaonady, hat
uncommonly penetrating-bit pcnooal tn titd, after lying lo Jail ihret
n.,m n --- . Thert It i irto In Meilcana, which la
w.,MWiiH,mw1 aot.n6rih.taiancaaoottoucbanyof
If lai am it mm f a.aua Lk 1 a, I .
vi i.wiiuvi fiiTcvurauon, lOllt. hnirhM but II withers hrunil
ciamine lha distinctions which society! w b ,, 1 .,
Isli It 10 coo
repugnance to
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frnm . rM.t(,iA. .!.... i , nMinrocwvv a very lauaaoia undone-
irua by the lawt of oature Iba former I 6,
bf-tbf'ciairei of aocletf."Whrhr-.1 - One of lha largest end most tolendid
liwyer it mora retpeetable than a doctor, j fb9T' t,,r ,h niied Statea
or amarcaaoliban a farmerjt a out,,', roorcinif ITtaai variety, hat
iUn bai it not yet tenUd by her lighi M"I' beougbt from IiaJvtAdU
mlghtinett, fashion but with rtsDect 10 Pw oepoaited al ur. Uoolrich't la State
. . 1 - " I . n fT. . 1 f
ina-oiuarcnt nnt-mitt f ir.f--.w . k.wrrtjT( ooMna 1 nit vat aM ,k...
dcawtr h.diatincUooa, havinr conaalttdl''10" hvr In addition, thla-BetulIari-
nciiner reason nor rhyme, and governed "y are maoe antircir 01 wtx. It it
otelv by her 00 whlnatr A butcher oriinooi,0D fpoudol for 8100.
instance, it considered br tociciv at bum- I A new town la 10 be buDt on ik Rt...
. . . ' . ' r- i .. . --w "i'wi
nor 10 a oaKer and why.m ibt name ol Marks, florid-, to bo called Mgna
all thai'a eatable f They, both cater for IU Tha ilte choten It about five milea
tha appetite of man w forni.hca the distant from the fort of St. M-rkt, and It
slaughtered calf, and the other the gener d to be secure, healtHf, and verv ad
out grain, which alike tupport life one vanngeout for trade. St. M.rka Itvelf U
Cuith America ?otwuljtfin!ing tbe
strong expedition of peace between the
Pratilitfl and Huenoui At rem (Jovcra-
mentt, it tecmt that lha war it fiercely
waging, tnd tha blockading tqutdront of
both pow.it are materially affecting the
commercial latercourte generally.
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, im tae latviaaat eatrrra.
A report obtained verv general circula
tion at Mooie-Vldeo that Admiral Drown
had resigned hit situation et Commander
in Chief of the' DuenoVArrtairtQwadfwiw
and moch tenMiioa waf aicuad la con-
Kduence. amone'iha frkndt of tba Ra
puWic, and : a propbrtlohata cinltatlofl
mw tha BraiiHHr Tha , report- It
mentioned fa tba Pwvwo A'reaa mwi
.a Ia a l. a w "
uteiy rccervca at our cuiwe, wunout coo
tTadkUonXroni which jg Infer that it it
t roe, or elaa lit publication b intended aa a
deception for tha purpose of rendering
Urown ijutura naval ope rat loot more af
fectlve. -
Novcwsca a. xkt.
The New York Daily Advertiser states,
upon the authority of let ten received in
that cltf, that lha condition of lha Rcputr
lie of Central America it highly pro. per
out The rebellion hat been completely
put down, and the government have pot
session of 81. Salvador, which fcr tome
time held out ag.intt them. 8ome of
tha leaden of tba revolt have been thot
and othcrt have been pardoned.
Commodore Porter. The Marv Beck
etl, at Philadelphia aa on tbe 38'h ul
off Cape Antonio, Iba Meiican quadron
under lommodore lortVr, conslstkig ol
the frigate Leberted, brigs Guerrero, and
Helrnan. and sloop Surprise. Tt Capt.
wat o'dered on board tha i-ommodore a
Wp, 4Md waa treated poliialy. While
Porter it thua cruiaing In thi ilda" feif,
Com. Laborde, the Spanish commander,
with morv than double roner'a force, ia
tnogl? moored in tba harbor of Havana,
afraid to come out. -'
Urp Mwwu-Al a Silrrtl kurt, Uitr,i,
the vkinity of Lycoming, feiwylanla, aUe pf.
ton. kilUd la ana day 601 Kpilrrawt tw p,.
son. killed 308 1 and ee af these tae, with e
hundred balk, shot Pa atpjimk A detach,
went af $000 each turkasea, with Jaekto t
lead thaaa, would give a good aceount of JOJta)
!0rTir9p eawmaadad by WtDingtoa kit,
atlf.'wba aalgbt have dttmifrji6ifc4Z'
aouatr)F at aay point.
Jtweph Wet baa beta aaanJnottaty Hi,
U4 atayof of f flttadelphta. - -' -. ' -!
, CtpcMiijoiTU body ca Maa las bera
found on the wW of lake Ontario, Tin vti tktnj
by tha aurf, which la pronovnoad ta be that
Capt. W. Morgan,' who ia auppeacd lo kt,(
been' murdered tad lbrealata Mmm
by aonve mX$Z3&irfalM7timX
tin. Morgan, the wtfe, and Dr. Itrong. n.
pbrvlciaw who pulled a tooth lor Uorp ,
abort tinse befere hla abdacUoo, have auouotl
and prowaanoed tbe body hli, ahhovrk k L
auch a state af putrelactloa that k ia difficuk u
Uewtifyit. ferret eat, convict, and punub 4,
BMrdererai' but deal bang the aMaoua.,
awpkioii, hr we bt lWve aeaw of then trt gm.
Iea. Since Ibe diaeovery ot tbia body, It kauJ
a snaa earned HiO, m Bufalo, baa cWemd be
waa one of the BMtrdefera af Morgaat-ke btlwJ
jo row tba bead out Into the river, and threw
Morgan overboard. He ie la Jail, and proa&ea
to reveaJ the names of hie aeeoaipCcea.
Wheat ia to abeadaat ia Olio, tkM it mUmu
ill eenta per btubtli It may be. bewrvw. aw.
Ig to4ha scarcity of SBener 1 we net.
37 eents are gfvea, whea paid tor as gowk
tt
rvaiiya mat'croi aaiooiuimeni. It ap
pears, from an eiaminalion of ita hiatorv,
Ihmi in lha 1 7 OA it l
deals in fire and the other in tword-are low. unwholesome, and frecjoeoTKftled.. 131 t and 1 hat in 1125, (a period of thir.
they not on a par f A shoemaker ia more I W. U.r . k, j Irr fi.. .a n...A nt
respectable than a coble r whv f one urMU. .Mn.M..L,L .l. 01 1 ink;,.n,, .,-.av- ..w-
.Tim !k ll V !L men Sheldon tnd V.!e,, Cennetaee co. N Y. ' creas, it may be fairly
I.:.: if r " w Chr Sec 'nated thai tba eltv will in future
la the Z4i Ht jrtrter, we ttrkfa cafcuIatW
what la likely to be tbeeleetorml vaV in 1829: W
-Kfti. ' a.ir:.' y."h r J .-
rapid increase o tne ctiv of New York k .
. i'""7 fiwvm ie Jackioa'
Very liberal, indeed; Bat that ia aaoro th. J
enua where I. the difference f It a hat
ter more exalted than a tailor f The one
covert u the dome of fhoug!it, the palace
of the soul P his vocttton it cenainlv a
the Aead-mbt turmountt the rrewa ; but
"C"' wuteio man wovld .tie fa
General to receive. Now we should have at
better aliased, had you riven ta even a Ir.
lauroSer. raiher than iVorth-CaroGaa ehouldbe
pot dawn ulmtkJUf But e bare a corml-
A-,. 1 estimated thai tba Crtv will in future en-waaew n, that Geo. Jackaon wilt
The New York Gegrtte mentions that doub'' P"polation In fifteen yeart I A I- be dependant oa partiaaa adninial ration Mom
the Licu'enmt Washiogton, recently kil ,c"ini.' the present population to be abont
I I 1 ... ' . AAA AAA ! Lt.ft . !. 11. ! .
ra in ureece, 1 tne aame person that Vl''vw minr jtmn 11 wm, in an nu
lately rrrmonced hit allegiance lo, and m,n Pfbability, exceed 800000 ! -eon
rgVnn wSra aaaSik lk ..a, f .a. 1 nilfafMlv. fkaff itl rae MaAA Ia V.t2AK
then lha l.ilor adomt tba graceful form United State., thvt this Hand will be nearly covered
hit tnak.a mmh k.. .l A 8 Oartal lr ttie licuutr Minn.l. .hi. k
r1 . v w . v . Dcwn. iiw mi nil .... .
I, wbicb ' Wllh . den PP',,lon' In 'ha short pace
KDSaUoa and th, aboda of pittionr II. D'U(, " ch.xc tement lately . In 1 ZZ IIZ " V"'""1.
make, you either, gentle nun bra Uown, r" "' a,-.lw, h,d dretsed tbe I
according so Wwill-youara eVUtmer r 1
cy wlthrrg.td to the fit of your habili . e edge of the
menu and the effeet of vour aonear.nr(; 5r"f,.,0flreMea ,de fnmense assembly
la Broadway-thuextenaie h hit power, ' Toice ,oUmo ,nd fu" of r,inlf
and ia not power retpecubility ? A mil ffattlt Snaket. ln tha TuksIoom f Aja
maw ia mora retpccwa to eoUety tlun a Hms) Sentinel, of the S9th ulr. it i ..id
maniuamsner tne one makes hsltlhdl'hafK
i. there an v thine on record ia mul
thit I . . . A", r. Mirror.
hr h election i but that hta refmnee win ba .
the only legitimate aonrce of pofftkal pomn
and sovereignty, tbe the loion.
Tbe Pmident of the V. S. reached Waahinj.
ton City onr W-dbestUy- evening, the 17th alt.
after an absence af two or three aaontbi a
Maseachuettte. ...
ftAreM AA.Wn...:Th. T l'ri:--1r:.r-: v""B-:,uJ uo,WTtIr
0.. . - .. . oune iotn on, nti: " Firmi the beat inlm.
upon th,, , tu'.jec, in our city (t.y, the I tiers we can obtain, it ZZ
New York Sfieetator of th 1tiK ., .. ... .noc"lr7 Oel.ertf
.hl,h U ..:. 1.1. .U . ' "J, lM"n"CT0l.N"v.win reeeiv.
Pi,,:.,!.... - i.f.. ".' """7 aa 01 tae so electoral, votes oftik
irtle Orjikei anr tmn,,)).- r.i.n. i I i .. 'atate." In manyof the convention.
i itut oome 01 mmiiM irnrtn. and u,mi . hwk . i .js. :. . . . . " . r . 7 T K. n..4 ... r... .,
" -. " - vuiimir in. iruMi .1 Ik. umiuij.i ... .( .1 r-- ninini ana i
goods!
respectable aa a yard of tape f la not a A few pertona btva been bitten. One of
h friend a of lha propagati a of chriiti
in near!
nra a . an AT fttawwam at' at . a (
poumf bf-cheete . honorable aaai; wWMh- .nffi ' B'.-an,,!!?r?.l Amerkw r,. " . . w,tiwr.
of nin a hunch at nnSA. . , .i.i. t , T TTP-MttC O'tiB isilit waa felebra-" ,"B"U w wnieeTTne aenatwial di
ol pins-a bunch of omont at a tkein of although wrekt have elapsed since helled I... week .1,.-. " ' "iricts. andi..nerfl,.r, i.w.
- - 1 w wis aivi w wifr li" ' " " ""wMvai, wv tvw uwar
tloned. Last evening a meeting of gen (CHntoiiinns "and" bucktaile) " have" wrmtnatei
tlemen waa held to devise measures .0 Jsekao men for office. Thia looks squally fv
increase in meant 01 the Board, aod im the nowera that b M.1T th. m. r Kf-
part additional energy to its oper.tiona. York forJackaaa, will carry him Into tbe Preat
which wat one from the Rev Mr. King, eUewhere.
thread-Is not sugar equal to broadcloth, bitten bv on. of the largest tnaket,
and molasses logini!hamtf CertainU. andhaaharJ tb h.,, .u L.
. . . ...,, aIU, no (1
Kain, wny i a iWier mperjor to a not hle to travel yet but it likely lo do
ihoemakerf He covert the backt of well."
TVc ft . 7hiefC0?rr',lh!.feel of 7ht Bos,on 'Ueordartiittiill.i.mh.
' . . ,JVfc v' Kr:ier upon, in a country town, to omciate at a
momenl than th. back of aven Eclipte fUner.l afterconverti new ithlhemourn
Now and whu then .r. .k... e Pyer, he went into eed, to be paid in annual insialmentt
tion. made f It it easier .k . ! : . C0. w" fcp Te-r?. which w., led off by on.
- -- wwa au
answer the question ; to do
surpasses our wisdom. But
late from Palettine. and the Rev. Dr.
Brecber. A subscrintion w.t rMnm...
toaakthat 10 take a last view of lha lifeleM thy 5 nd gentleman with tha round turn of UflOO
o the latter there he t,w decanlert, pitchers and ' 'loiUrt. The C. rgy put in a puree of
are thr. lumki... i. . r , ....
I:.:. "' .7 7 . . ."Pec,w in have been a thot kin
line of Canals, and the vatt improvement
of population and wraith which they have
introcuced. w hen he proposed the mea
aura, tbouaanda ttarted from it with fear
and diatruslria the rash proposition of one
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vnatost or 011 tcnermea " k fcnw the
vast Txpenta of hilunderuklnT'tiiitf
Mr-Clinton-to-lha-legislature,- but -I
. know alto tha practicability of iha meat-
-rrVajwtb4nfirw
con tar on tne atate ; and I pledge my po
litic! hopee on lha tuccest of the mea
aure. I am content to rite or fall with its
progress." liotwithalandine the suceeaa
of the canal scheme and the floods of
weal h-and population which it poured
a I. a a m
aionuiia wnota cnain, Mr. Clinton exper
ienced the usual effect! of party proscrip
tion, and after leaving the gubernatorial
chair, he was even removed from the of
fice ot " Canal Commissioner.
eyerr vocation. The faithful mason who
piiet one brick upon another, is th. -.i
of him who makes the brickt, or of him
wno burn, the lime which is used in ma
king mortar. The industrious mechanic
1 tne prop of society, and to Inner k.
1.1 : - . . ' "
Muoura omgeniiy and honestly in his vo-
rauon, it. enutieq to jreipectabirttyr and
no win receive it. A". Y. Courier.
Fact:-A single mercantiln hrm.. nn
' T ww
LKng wnarl. hat sold, ainre th l. Af
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January last, thirty teven thotuond bar re Is
ot uennessee Hour; of which lest than
300 barrels have been ditposed of coast
wiae . ibe remainder hat been sold to
l??n,ry ,rdera, and chiefly those in the
manufdPturinir Hlatet-W!""-"--- - -
noiher house hat paid sincellhn i .1
01 Apriu ef Mnarrtf jtna Jtftu. Jhotuand
aouan lor American Wool, purchased of
fjrrnirrt and wool :fjTOf ?!'' -welongine; to
the Ne'w'Erigsjarid ttatei ifid.dttScl'
urn cm again 10 ine manufacturers of
XNe w England. Botton fiaiar.
The Boston and Canton Factory com
pany imported, during five month.! nre-
ceding the first of May last, one million
fioundiof Smyrna wool j til of which is
used in its own factory, in the manufac-
v wiai 4 cmiea aegro cloth
tng sight.
Clay never waa more in the Dnmn..
than at preient. He hat but one trick
left, aod if that doet not win, he intends
to throw up his hand ha will advise Mr.
Adamt to abdicate- . Mah.
Cotiiumfition.An eminenr nh.iri.nl
. - - r rf
in vcrmonl, save " that from nerton.l
knowleiW nineteen out of twenty case, of
rfUllllmM!.n . 1" I . . ! ' ', ..
""." "remnica originate in light
fypSng aUHKrTh Gnad Jury of Tori
Diatriet, 8. C. have presented, at a griemicr,
tb. onnecciaary number of Tippling bouse ia
ne gnevaoee exists elsewhere.
that district.
limn rfnll... liiil . .1 r
RMM . secretary of ,b. Wry 4
ty of Monroe would do a. much a the , ,. nominated, ia the Scioto
individual above referred to; and before ( ) Cuet,e M ,h Adromistntioa candidate
the meeting closed, the substrtpjionv for ,he Viee "dency. James Barbour, St&
upon the spot amounted to the sum of rtUry wr' WM nominated in a Kentucl;
one hundred and three thousand dollar t. Pa?r tely, for the same office.
It having been denied in the Wew-York pi-
c.7r and Henry. .- During the week Pe" friendly to Gov. Cfintot th. he will be 1
of the Race, on Long Island, (New'York)tCMdidate r the Viee Prseaidcney, (or that
the celebrated hone Eclipse was told on
the second day, at alio hit competitor,
tecNonrbfonrmder pchajed by
i. yt tie Beilowt Fallt paper. Kou IJfV:uwHrg7olTinr
might a. well attempt to put the tail of cou"1' L 'iC,,l
. . - . . ii.nrH tfm v. inn
IWI oiw
live rel into curling paper, a. to make
mem credit it. - - Mah.
The New York Daily Advertiser con
tamsa li of all the. tbioainir in the Har-
uor qi new-lork. on the lat Ortnh.r
thev .mounted to Od Shins Ita Brit
1 or ;?cnoor,ert.-l&7 aioona.3l Tnm.
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ooart ijj 'ttS'tt-tfdtt"T otal f Mi
Tl - . ' a ' ' ai-
ne aoove it exclusive ol a treit
numoer of toatttnar veasela employed
on the Sound, tba North - River, and
elsewhere.
for 28050 and
(Theae are encouraging facts, the eiis-
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The subscriptiont for the Chesapeake
and Ohjo Canal amount to more than
81,500,000, tha turn which the company
cquirea to be tubsenbed be tore com
mencing operation!. In Wathineton Citv.
M-oo have been tubsenbed, and in
OeoffeefoVn. R42S.OOO inrludirnr lh
Mr. Exra Trull hat, nt an expense 0
about J5bu,ooo, built a Uistillery in Bo.
ton, ut the junction of Portland and Mer,
rimack Streets, in which "are daTly"made
1 too gallont of rum - The lengtb of the
ouiiamg, wnicb is ot brick, and itandt on
r ipot that wtiTovered witb talt watet-a
year or two since, it 150 feet, tha width
8Att-.tidIatitlawla'arMli of
excellent water,.l&e cost of wbieb wat
nearly 85000.
be would even .re.nt at k
f " VIHVD W I '
percbanoa t bo elected)' aom:o4U:Tiii)err
peak Quite eeriouely of hit pnwpeett of a
m-tctsirfffflw&r-i.rnrrfhribc PKsiJac
itself! Thit bare aup-mirxtmn t. nwrkwi
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morsel for jbe enrmiea of Gen. Jackson: they
teito upon it, announce Mr. Clinton a candidate,
and proclaim to the world that the friendiof
Jackaon are divided t, But tbia iaa'wrakdf
Vc.ofJh4rjemy.,.Gov. not tH
to oppose Gen. JacksoiC ball imia'der"'
ted to jht ffmi ,t the 'Tjireideiawa W -
thwart them in their choice. . ...
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new pence or them, however, mjlitatea no litUe lscrioiion nt ,h, rornnrxinn f .1
rvi wmwm m aaaww
1 cities. 8250,000 ha. been tub
I bj tho corpornioj, tjf Alaxyjitjjiju
T - . - ft.i.ui, uuwntr.
Ark h. hfiw.. n.i... .1. , . 1 "
DtWIttCltaloiitetfaaV 8250,000 ha. been aubicribed
' .a" ,v' 4yryiws wm vongrcw.y
Cotton Thread preferable to Flax for Shoe.
Wa would atrongly recommend to those
among our readert who msv be tboema-
kert. the use of cotton thread instead of
flax, in tbe manufacture of thoet. It ia
taid tbtf tboet tewed with cotton thread
are worth ten or twelve per cent, more
than those sewed with flax, so much
longer do they h,st.
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h. been suspended, forltye:
tba embarrasimenU of the Editor. - It
however, be roomed in a few weeks, if nothing
prevent.it. We should have thought tbe ad-
vcrtiiementa alone in. tbe Bepubltcaii, woulu
have supported it '
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A Mrs..lack, near Zanesville, Ohio, on tbe
Cth Jnat- ih a fit cilnsonitJtilled three of 'ber
children, and then cut her owathroit. 3b T
did not die Imtoediately benelf, but it Vs
thotrght she could not vurviye tonv;.
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