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lution directing an inquiry into th ; expediency of so amending the law as for each county to elect its three per cent, fund agent on the first Monday

in August to serve for the term of one

year, &c. reported that the com.-ni.t- i tee deem it inexpedient to legislate ! TO TUT.

Vandeveer moved to reject the bill, which prevailed, ayes 56, nays 28. These are among the most important matter?, which have been agitated in

the Legislature this week.

Friday, Tan. O, 1 837.

GENERAL, ASSEMBLY

OF THE STATE Ol INDIANA; Th State Board of Internal Im-

nrovernent submits the following re-

City Post-Office, with an itnpor- j coal were stowed, all which Were the condition in which hay is tant part of the contents of those j probably m a state of ignition be-: packed up whether it regards the buildings, including the entire 'fore the fire disclosed itself to the 1 preservation of the hay from

contents of the two latter. This calamity, great as it is,

has long been feared by thosn

The following the vote of this county given on Monday last for Representative in Congress, to fill the va

cancy occasioned by the death of the j

lion. G. L. Kinnard.

Bloomington Township, Wick, Herod.

Washington Bean litostom,Clear Crctk,

on that subject

Mr. Thompson of L-, from the same committee reported against the expe-

diency ol ieiis iming onine several . t of l!)e 8;1e9 0f Canal lands, and

euHjects m whic.i reports tue benate lh,; f;Illire condition of that important concurred. ! Interest up to the 25tli Nov. 183G. Mr. Collins from U12 same commit- ' ii,flvp.i iho 25th Nov. tfm md

312 121 i 2 It ' 89 10 ! 9 8 412 1 50 2G3 mj.

tee, tow ucii was reicrreu a resoiu- , the 2ilh Nov ,33G lhore has been

tion on that enbjvct, reported a bill 80j ;lt the otr,ce n Fort w ,e 68). declaratory of the law now in force 432 (tnJ fifty one hun.jredths acres of on the eubjocl of granting license to , Um ,;,r lhlJ sum Of.io5 6-19 29 vend foreign merchan.liz and to re- 'cenU of w,lich S(m c2c ,83-2,32 cents

urn spirituous liquor wmcn passeu h been naid. and S4735 23 cents

the interest in advance on thj residi due There has also been paid 16,-

r)33 71 cents the interest in advance,

tn ! S5.022 97 hundredth? balance of

:! il on canal . lands .IJ previous

the 23th Nov. 1833

There remain unsold int exoe.lin in ;

Glorious r.fv'it (icncral Jesnp has ttfeceede'd in capturing 20 or 30 t-.e-groes and ONE ladian, from uho'.n it is said he has obuiiu d important information as to the rituation of It o enemy. May we not now lock for that speedy tcrmmiti-in of lh? FloriJ.i campaign ulv.ch has I ecu t ilLed ofo long.' But ifftcueral Jesup shcu" ! tail, why not ;'id tlur M j;i:ian ti. take hi pl.ue he wilt hnve lilllc or nothing to d until the -til) of Mm!; nd he had ,j,-t us well lc him tin: Ingttis as Ticl.'1

Th-; w-alhr still ro 'inuo nl 1

and iliaj;roertb!e. The whole lue .f the t'ountiy H rowrcd wilh ict,' which r-Mi-Ii.r the in.i.i at. oo-t t m ; ( nblc. We hivt- had i.o w lern mall f r tl.rc w -e!c pi-t, oil. I iv." ti j

i f it-- ai r-vi iii

t a second reading

T!ie Senate with closed doors pro- , ceeded to the conei h rati in ot the Governor's Mess ies, nominating Dr. Coo as a member o! ' : lizard of Fund CommUMouer. -i" ! of John A Graham as a member I ! e Board H Internal ImprovetiuMc Tho uominatiot s Were bothcoi.lii i. !. Mr. Clajpnnl in'. .!i:od a jji'i" reroiutiou iclaiive to I i- I le Tre -. ury cider r pairing i : j p iymon;? for llis pu'iiio landr, wiiu.h p-od to a secoad icaJir.g. Mr. C-d ti' k introd'icod a j nut resol i'ic". I.r t'oc puMie lio;i ol a rtr-la-.o ! aw ; v. hi'jli was load three" StVcm! linn ? J y iH'd. O.i nuition i t Mr. Iv. ins;. II- '.( , Thai iha Principal r.ui

v.v ,i uh- ,u; ""'',;V"J, K,u 1 ined in rcaalar s-ucv-iou

iii oi iao v .iu.ii.-i a:, l i-.ric va i i il v.liKh pa-v.s lliroii-'i Cii.'!l iv.nn , i) he icj -';strd an i iio is li' ri-b i l 'iiuctc.l t suh.rit to t!i: St iiat-: hi: j view n su'j ;.l ol i'.ntri:lii: a , :o k at or iioir t'u' pod dun i --.u

il ii!,iri iilutl oa the ba-!i I iv rr, u:d mh l dtlici' inform uu h; to t ! i pro!) alili; i t unit v r ticai-ilit v of th lan', aad lis tl In' tc-port lli-i si i n.' ill ir i:arU a 'ii'd piac'.u b!t:. Tl'o S.'. a'o tli-'U iitj-nirncd till M.-'i ! m i n; r.

a ;r seven

."i)J acres

eye. We the more willingly I termentation anu putniaciioe or forbear any conjecture as to the their barns and stables from CoriJ

cause of the Ike, since both ; flagration.

old residents of Washington who Houses of Congress Imve taken Sponianeus Combust 7ort.--Thtf

knew the combustible nature ot . steps, through committees, to in- Hampden LiVIass.J Vhig, relates the building, (the floors beitlg all jvestigate it, and in one House that a quantity of hay which had

of wood, and some of them not

even counter-sealed,) and the

f i i . . it j

i i.; vifd.iai .'is-.oiniij : i ii.jd lino i ; rMvit!i, a t itcn'Mit of "V: accounts i in':.? iloaid embracing ta- accounts ; tii members s:p r.t-i , s:owing the entire debt?, credits an J b tlance in ach cue. To s:tute the f tithful di?!)'iitMn-nt of the puV.ie money, and itj idicio H applicalioa , t'te memb.TS arc rt'ipiired h th'j iJjard to pro la e tuplicatt' ncco in:-, accompanied liv trip!ic-'e vonc'i'-r ; , fr each

item of expenditure, whi -'i are rxam-

h I ir-i me

wliii!'' loird, and f"p ir !:')' p used r r- jvt; l ; aii ! in r i.-; of -ay t xcess

n hand, not c vi hvit

I vice, to

with power to send for persons been put into a barn, ia the town

and papers. of Otis, about the beginning of

custom of stowing fuel, not only I Most fortunately l he night was j August; spontaneously took fire

coal but wood, in the vaults un-' calm and comparatively serene, and consumed by a slow com

derneath, the first floor. The or the destruction of private pro- j uustion, which probably went on calamity has come nt last, and perty would have been inevitable for months. Mr. Root, the owner1

affords the second demonstration, and great. Had it occurred . in oi uie uarn, naa ouscrveu, irom within four years, of the utter; the niht previous when, the 1 day day, that his mow, where absurdity and improvidence of; wind blew ulmost a hurricane, he had placed a quantity of the structures to w hich the pub- several squares of valuable buil-, greeil hay well sprinkled with lie archives, records, and Gov- dings must have been destroyed . 1 salt, was sinking in the centre, renment accounts liave been The means of the city for ex-' Last week he, climbed itj and hitherto for the most part confid- lingtiishing lires are wholly inad- j threw off a little hay from the erj equate to the vaiue of property 1 top, when the following scene The first alarm of fire was at.stake, and the sources for the , occurred: "On a sudden, a

niven bv Mr Crown a Mcsen- -supply ol water, lor the engines stream oi name, smoke ana cm-

who usually sleeps in the ure limited in their extent, as wen jers uursi upon mm, anu wen

with the Citv precarious, n e irusi utiu jucar ?um;uaicu nun, ai ui6 same

the lesson have just received time nis leet gave way ana he i i r ii.: ir .i I i .

own room.) The clerks had been will not be lost to tnose wuo j .ju.. . nnn.i etsga.pncu to 111 3 at work, assorting the Mails, mi- have it in their power to apply :.!'J".crs in smoke and emberf, til half-past two" o'clock, when the remwiy. from which situation he fortunaoneofthe persons belonging to Of all the amount of loss of j tcly very soon extricated himself, the office (Mr. Iuisiiiie) ptss- papers and property sustained ! rather singed, and gave the alarm ed out of the east door, and along by this disaster, that whrh is of fire; his neighbors, by timely the whole front of the building most to be regretted (because ; exertion , extinguished the fire without discovering any thing to irreparable) is that of the whole and saved his barn." give rise to a suspicion of danger, of the great repository of models ; Louisville City Gazette.

U n.iai. d hyihe ,ono three o'clock, Mr. of machines m the I'af.Mit Uiii:e i 5,-i.ivi'i." HoardiCrownwasrouse.il from a lig'ni The mouhlri'g allies now only ' Latest, fron Florida From a

grr,

room connected

Post-Oflice (the Postmaster's

why it lias so l.apjciid. The 1 aard j slumber by the smell of smoke . vmI: r.-mutf, to it ti.tn the i.alure of ! Opening t he door of the City .ho service, .1 i lor a., act- posl.( JHice . I. ." perceived a d 1IS0

It d ,:. : .. if I h .( a'"t "

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sr a !..i nice i pcarancc ollire. tie gave, in;" ii h ivo not i alarm instantly, first aniuing Mr.

n:n:--ioi rrs, and Cox, one of the clerks, who bit ;:

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lining the who, coining

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vjiii m in; (.nun iti ill i I .i iiii, l'-; n- ' ,:rd , . . . , . .

x-itinn'e(' !ll(,"g tile whole oltncl-vig tj to-: ar- - room with ililVi-Tiilt y. thronuh the

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31 II V l l , III .11111 IIIL, 1111. ' I I ' IVIII., but being f. ble. to see. notliing. The watchmen in the. body of the building, some distance from the City Post-Office, bad perceived 1 nothing of the smoke, until they.

alarmed bv Mr.

Gonci.il .S-tuta Anna and Col

li. i i iO to en

mi : :. ,m -t i.iia of l'-i t a! Ob o" he ;.i v ' it-. -t i, t i v rx

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remain ol mat ( miecte.i evuencc , passenger who anived this mornoflhe penetration, ingenuity and j ing in the. schr. Amelia, Captenterprise which peculiarly dis-1 Norton, from St. Augustine, we tinvjiiih the desc.-n l ints of Ivi-; h., ve obtained the following inrope, in tin: Western Woild. 'formation: Authnal .', Dee. 10. rje. Jesu,, arrived at Volusia

from Ta-npa ?.y on the 4th, witfl five hundred trnnnc. mrinViipf!-

onel Almonte, nccomp-imed by composed of Alabama volunieers (iener.il Hockley on i C.l . Dyer ftmJ m;ir'.n,.e. .i.- I

... ..... ,ni. ci t im.j .l);vil U II army, passed i)cir m;irr.:i InXuMnn tMntr and

i c;",ir citv vcsterd iv on ! frn. . .. i

ti.e.r u:.v to Washmntmi. I hey Grn.Jesu i h id succeeded in ob-mn-.e no longer sojiim uu-.m,, . , - ' , ......,,, :nffirirts..

n i iis nceesarv in eiriu..

i'.i'r Irom boat to boat . et '!

from ! hrv.v

tht

ns man was nccessarv in rn imT r,.,, .!,,.-,. o i

eu state that there are at a

They certaiit

p! ice :.bo:ii tiiree hundred tie-

i at

arrival having oeen apnoi .;r .1, a

largfconco.irsco.'ciii.inni r, (,-.vd- . rocs xVAi Cstn ue rca,tiy taken, ed iirouu I them, to M'C the lar-'That Jumner 1,1 rHlirPrl frn,

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t '.i a :i!'i i ;.n a;n:ii.il

i ., ! ,n in,- I .'; . O i Wed. ii tin; S-;"io-, a hi!! ir t:i t'o; 1 1

iiv.aco llo-!.r. II !--i !1 Jmin In wil.-, i i. fa- lnttim ?. A mutioa a i- ciil- ti li jt tt liii; I. I'd. A di--: a--i'in on -n --I , m wht:i M.--r. , - !oi, Br i I v , T'lompvvi o! I,., .M.'.th' ii Iv.iho.'Iv, ar. 1 Daaioiit took pm. T'lis :s a ii'!l .-t '.nj intimation, thai oi di v ui d u i!l ! iirmtird tv Ho-

ti e i I Satiate. Mr- .Mi'm V oa Wod.a. d i

tion i' a; j"i

nt i o- 1 i.' .It 1 1 1 i l ; 3i t liltid lo i f'lct iiit.a.ilt-

l)uni.iii;T ard c'.ln i c. Mr. Thou pi'i of Ij , firon t!;t" ju die iar) ti.n.iiollt , to td.tm waufti n.'d a nsolutim t!ir :t ?i an h ipi -rv iuto the oxr-cdietKv vl Iki'Iioh. a

married females unj jr t t.e ai:--? ol i

twenty one ve us to jjir, with

liUib iri.U in tin; cor.v va cl real intrciu'.'cd a iL-ioailion to ttiaiur" t

rstiil!, and to r'in.j'iis-i to-, i nuht ol dower to all I nidi uf wliit-.h ln:r lei band v- p; :icd provio to ti.ni nuriia ";., reported lh n i!m: coin mitU'u ho i d. reeled l.i'ti to I r poit that it if in tho cpit ion ot the atmmillot iifip?dieiit to h'p'late the: von, and

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i hill il-y tn I i

'. on I t'u: i Ii u .ilI.-i- of this

ii'5 i. no all.'riiaiive-.

m l- i- of the 1 vi rd.

11. ol.AXWKLU Prt.

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rwr.NTY fouutii coN(ini:ss. jr.i'o.vn pksiox. Thursday, l);v. G, 1 a3G. In the Scnale, Mr. Ivrinjj gavi noii (hot In: should on MonJ.iv introho'c ;i i nut resolution to rccind th

asked to be discharged liotu its (uithcr comidcriliun. The judiciary commit'ee was dischurpi d from the (urlh-r consideration of the subject, and tho i csolution waB reftired tu a tdi-vt r:r.inittec ol Messr. Listori, Heard, wtul Cotnvcll. Mr. ThoTfJeu of Ij., from the commille,to whom v.n tchsrrcd a resolution instructing on enquiry into the expediency of passing a law requiring all persons who may pply for license to retail ardent spirits (umkeepeis ex cepted) to procure a majoiity of the householders of the town or township to certify to the necessity ofi'suin"

uch license; &c. &c, reported that the committee deemed it inexpedient to legislate thereon, and nsked to be diichargfd from the further consideration thereof. The committee was nccordipgly diichrged,nd the resolution was referred to eelect committee of Messrs IMummcr, Little, Milroy and Dumont. Mr. Thompson of L. from the same committee, reported a bill to amend an act relative to crime and punishment, approved February 1,1831, which pasted to a second reading on Monday next. Tn lame gentleman from the same committee reported n bill to amend the act entitled "an act regulating the practice in suits of law."

Jan. 29, 1831 ; which passed to a se

cond reading.

Mr. Dunning from the same com

mittee, to which was referred a reeo

' Prea-ury order of the 11th Jo.lv.

mod..; 0f appoint. nt t,0 aud c ,UJ"i T 1 K I 01 specie

,.u r..:,l i., .....v.-ii. ut to that ol hrirur 1UJ l'u,,"t- l"l""s

1 o r! -rlcil lv tin Ui lloa-ii-s. A change ii this kind would he to the puhhe aj v ant aof . In tlie ll. u(! Mr. Wright hav presented ii bill making tli mode ol do ins ouiily bu-iness mid jolices j'irii diction throughout the btale unilwim. Several siij plcmeotal bi!U to the en ...i:..ii! .....i.i I. ill Ii .-.. I ...... .

1 l-tl lili f. 1'HI'I l' 1 .,iiv ,'iil ' I t- .yvn i . : . .... i 1 i..,, i ..r,- i ..ii I advance

III! I OU ilceo. nit'J.iu ui v ill u i ii 1. 1 ii iit j

Itwrt-; ri solved to eh'ct a Secretary

o tin; S. n.iio on Motitliiy, and on the same tl i) to appoint standing committees. Mr. 11 . lit on introduced n bill making apjiroj a 'iations, and also a bill to HitriNise the piest-iit military clablish'ii: nl.

olr. a.ker it.troduccd a bill to

to Alabama and Mi$?is?Kpi

. - . i. .

thr. xvoik. which a no. tion of the ! ""e ,'U",J', 01 ao,Kir8 '-haTsatilfi upon

L'islature contends nuuhl to be made l,H: ,er (C"1" fu,lJ lf S'l

in one bill, separate bills, each bill containing one. wolk have been introduced. This plan of operations have been entirely changed. No decision as yet has been made upon any of the supplemental bills. Oa Wednesday the bill dividing Dearborn county and formirg a new county, was reported

to the House Irom u committee with an amendment, and on Thursday the

bill and the utiendment was passed,

nycs 50, nays 20. Mr. Hanna of M., from select committee, reported a bill increasing the salaiies of certain officers. The bill increases Ihe sala

ry of the Governor to fifteen hundred dollars. The Judges of the supreme Court to filteen hundred the Circuit Judges to one thousand the members of the Legislature to three dollars per diem and the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House to four. The bill with the accompan)ing documents was ordered to be printed Mr. Profiit introduced a bill on Thursday, which produced a lengthy and somewhat angry discussion. The bill proposes to repeal so much of the bill of internal improvements, as provides that tlie Governor in making nominations shall have regard to the local situation of the uominee. Mr.

ii ui oi th- W .'.u-h iu ,J i'.rie ' also, were

luit 'runny vtus ... that Crowil. '!"',, '"(-! hirltni.l. In , ,Ua t)eU ias f0st mu&t of hi m.

.IV'uro'-.'nV'.r'Mi The hour of the r;l,t when ' !,)0,S!,n' ,in?J Ar.u is light ami ' Hm! ,hutth hv.Vmr, had gencraU

i ,,,..,. , ;,, ,,., all tins took place l.rin- one io 1 j ! V1"'",1 11,1 " : ly cone M.'t'h, with the cxccptiofi

I i .1 I . : i i i I II 'll.illlil UI I ' I- I" r.'.iilTIt. ,.f I,....., .. I ...:.l-

iHiu. ; win-Mi i ii o wnoie worm is imuum r ... : W 1 ,, 1 " " " wun mm r t 1 1 'i i-i . . .r l-lio I , ... ... t.- t

m the deepest sleep, it was fnun,! ' u anno cwnnip. aiiout ntf tty

almost impossible to .spread the s ,!,M ,l . ' , ' "Ul ' " v umn : warriors, and has determine, n,

Hhrn. of Fire. One of tliechureh ,sVlMy .".""m . "tC ' 1'k- l'"n- Ca' has rctr.rneJ hells hrgaii to rirc.biU ti.eriier, ,u,, ,slllll ,tc,.eci,.;..,;i,Kl from the Heh'., and the true ps Un- . .Il.l tli liiif l.lllltt- him :i 1 1 r .- n A I ' I j 1 . . I

not sccnii: any Hume, ceased ". ". Y " upr uen"' t? s.ip took vn 111 e line of

rinRinK almost as soon as h be-r1",1 !yrin U' s"n,1'(' ;,v'c march rtcr ,he encm-y on the gan.aiidil was a full half h(Mir ! '" ''-' to be a polite and easy j ,01J, .... Ulu before the alarm bells were nmg. ";; " never been , T a i i...,- ?.. . m the Lnited btates before, and ' . e. , e,,-Jesups

u niwiu iiniii uicii unit: uuniic , . i. . , . ,. i in in a no was leu. ov i,;.-..

i Des not sneaK imiq is ii nt a ''

f . r. .. v f I . I . r. I - .a . ... t . - I CT - '

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iu oc .ijijii ujm laiou io a i mi way Hum

hraudon, Mississippi, t Cahavvba,

Alan. una.

The Senate adjourned to Monday.

In the House of Representatives, a

message was received from the I res

ideul, coiiumiuicating a correspond

ence willi Mrs. Madison. One of the

letters of Mrs. Madison contains a

proposition in regard to some of the naiiuscript woiks of Mr. Madison.

This tubject was referred to the Li

brary t ommitlee.

Mr. Davis, of Indiana, announced

the death of his colleage, George L

Kinnard. The usual resolutions of respect were adopted and the House odjuurned to Monday. Richmond Compiler. Disastrous Conflagration. The General Post-Office and Pa-tent-Office in ashes. It is with no ordinary regret that we perform the duty of announcing the de

struction, by fire, of the building in the central pari of this city, which has for many years been occupied by the General PostOffice, the Patent-Office, and the

could be commanded. As it

was, the fire had its own way, and was nt last seen in the vault

or cellar immediately under the

delivery window of the City Post

Ofhoe; followed shortly after

wards by Humes from the windows of the latter, and, within

five minutes afterwards. Inflames from the roof, the fire having crept up along the staircases or partitions to the top of the building before it broke, out below . From the moment of the flames bursting out from the lower windows, it was obvious that all hope of saving the building was in vain. In little more than an hour the whole interior of the building and its contents were destroyed. The books of the General Post

Office were nil, or nearly all,

i Col. Almonte is of a ci

complexion, (such as our Indians S ThrCC hunJrd.sick T

have.) square built a.id Iow:about live feet six inr hi s in height; his f ace is round and he has a jolly phiz, tcllirlr y0 Up() f,rst approach, tluuhe is "a good fellow and a true ;" but , upon closer examination, there is an expression of his eye, which tells that

he is a "real singe cat," i c, vors. than he looks to be. He spctlk.s English as fluently and n ror. rectly as any American., anrj while here, laughed and talked with different persons qt,ite unconcernedly : yet i.t was evident that he and his "lice lord" were

j Turn pa Bay.

ennes

to wear it. Her star at length P"" r an

iuuiiis auuie iiig juuimai iior-i,

i. it ir, i

repuuuuHiis. ineir mission to the Seat of Government, we presume, is for the purpose of proclaiming from the mos' exalted voint in the political world, ami in

saved exertion having been made ,,e preSenco of the men of all ndfor their safety from nearly the . ,ons. ,iinl Texas has fairlv won

first moment of the alarm; but a her freedom and richly deserves

mass ot papers eye. ueionging to the Office were destroyed. Not any thing was saved from the Patent Office or the City Post Office, the volume of the smoke preventing any body from penetrating the latter, so as to save any thing. As to the origin of the fire, it is impossible to say any thing, for nothing seems to be known of it, except that it was in a cellar or vault, in which pine wood and

st erns were to go fron-. Volusia

iu ..luouuuuc, rior,tat fr thence to Savannah anrt ir

Orleans, on their way

'. "'.spital at St. Anr,n.

contrllUed butaboiits:.-xlyplients

auj hi suiic oi recovery. JYalionrJ intelligencer.

A xec dote. Mr. Pcrton fmm Ten

nessee who is a aid to lell a storr beC tertlnn ant m-. r. : r J 7 "

s , , congress, proda. ced much mernment in the HOU9e as well as the galleries, in the r.fc

of hH speech upon Ibe re.olutioffa of Mr. Wise by telling of his havine

. -iwbuh ana V. I s ti r 1 1 it Iiamii ...... w

anxious to escape from the curi- ,rrivr.A 'IL.:... !,ne n ther

our honest but nlain horses was verr f the

. -n . i ' j w m ri w .

unm-inaeeablo." Rnii..i lniott

give some directions to lb Iacksow

reeard to tr aiiiinr. k!m C E TOO ID 13

".Mr. Va.v Bcrejt get & caUed out, horse will run ovi' behind me, that he added, there ' 'r 'fttt " And, sir, has been ever .0ekot,and there ha

son will ner -ce. General Jack.J

thalVxy . rtiove to either side, so

been r sa'e He would have

ever at the last camDaipn.

i'c nua 3LICCHCO VJ lUC pop.

izon.

II.

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Louisville City Gazett

ity of Andrew Jackson.

Sl'ONTANEOUS CoMBl'

We have little do-'

J'iojr.

Mr. Van Buren has obtained four out of the six New England

many of the fires 'll;,.utlha.t.! votes of those six SttJ Sif!

stables and ba;inSf ,M? is a majority against himf cendtar" " Jou s-alar'eoDre,-hereSS!1 f thH Five bh. been lt m alar opprat,on. Farmers & the Missouri river dJrinf ' others can;nol be too careful of reason. dar,nS the Present lb.