A question for Corporal Harker
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The Rhode Island Journal asks what has be.
come Of the consistency Of MIR. M'Lane who oppo-
ses now the same principles he SO strenuousiy ad-
yocated in lS24?" Answer him, Sammy.


has recently been stated in several newspapers that
flqiam Hogan, late Catholic Priest in the city OF pa-
delpna had lately died MIR Hogan has authorized the
editor Of the American Daily Advertiser, published in
Philadelphia inform the public that he is alive and well
in Hamburg, South Carolina.


Seal Skins.--Since 1919, fifteen cargoes OF fur
seal SKINS taken within the southern Arctic circle,
have been hrough, into the port oi Stonlngton
and sold for 277 597 dollars. Four vessels from
Stonington are now engaged in the sealing business


MARYLAND The following persons have been appoin-
ted by the Governor with the advice Of the Council 10 be
Commissioners of Lotteries for the year ensuing, viz
NArHANIEL F. WILLIAMS, WILIrlN =, SrruAsv, and
TuoMAs b. HALL.