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winter


More broken Banks.--The Pacific and
Phcaix Banks of Nantucket, are reported
10 h we broke--the Niagara Bank has sns-
pended payment and the Plattsburg Bank
stopped payment on the 26tn ult.-New-
Orleans papers of late dates state that the
small pox is making extensive ravages a
mong the children of that city.-Thc
2O5th anniversary of the landing of the Pill
grims upon the rock at Plymouth, was eel
ebIated at NJ York on the 22l inst.--among
others, the following pithy and sentimental
tcasts were drank;


The Pigrims--May an impartial review
of their religious zeal, warm and regulate
our pety and remembrance OF their en-
terprise, sutfcrngs and perseverance,, make
us worthy of the inheritance they have LETT
us.


The daughters of the Pilgrims--May the,
emulate this. virtues of their Grandmothers
til t the stock OF freemen may never become
4 eXtinct.


Primitive Simplicity May America evel
have before her.eyes the fate of Rome; ant
remember that LUXURY and Republicanisn
breath" not the same air.
The Independent States of South Ameri
c, NJ ~ their new mines Of civil and reli
A giuus Liberty, be as productive as their an
N cient ones of silver and gold.
A Molera Greece-May her re-appearln!
q glory never be ovcrshadowed by forcig
combinations or the dissensons of her ow
n sons


By R. Sedgwick, ESQ., The seed of tn
RI May Hozver-May it find a genial soil fror
II the Rock of Plymouth to the Pacific Ocean


BY DR.. Ste Arns-rhc martial heroism {
Il Standish, the piety of a Brewster, the wis


dom of IA Carver. the dignity of Bradford


and the enterprise of an Allerson. In Wa


host, in Peace an empiie.


We are informed by gentleman an


member, that the " Friendly Association fo


mutual Interest" have purchased the Val


ley-F Forge property for the scite of their 'o


Cation. BY the articles of agreement, tn


property is to be delivered to the society 8


soon as the first payment is made, which,


is probable, is done before this.


This property possesses advantages, tor


manufacturing community, superior to ar


other i'll the State of Pennsylvania. There


on the premises, a cotton factory contanir


1852 spindles aud "a power looms, gun ia


tory which rents for $1,000 pr. year, Gri


mill and saw mill, and two mill seats on Il
Schuylkill, with the privi lege of all the W
ter that can be spared from the locks q
quantity of land in the tract is about
4 acres, second quality. The Schuylkill III
a. through this, and it's distance from Philade


phia is 81 miles. The Mills have ne
:, CT been stopped with droush, nor o'