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aEeiHonially received severe blow from ball club from the effects of which he died a atwenty-Iour hours after. M

 The meeting of the citizens opposed to the destrac- tive measures Ofthe administration, which was held at Philadelphia on Thursday, Is described as far more numerous than any that was ever assem6ledrih that city any former occasion. It is supposed that not

 less than y thO"sond persoas were collected in the State House yard. All classes ofthe inhabitants present. and they all appear have been acuatedb by one spritaha ol the most determined opposition to

 the measures of the administration. General Jackson bids fair to have business enough his hands, before he is many mouths older. We shall be surprised if he does not discover, before oog ha, there is pow. CT in the Uaied States. superior eyen U that of his Kitchen Cabinet.-N. Y. Dai. Ado.

 l Efs,ra for Oid Virgsaia I've have received the Winches,er Republican Extrs, dated yesterday. aa print which says N Messrs. Smith. Barton an, Gibson, our al delegates to the As- ssm6ly have been re-eleced ty iGrg. mejorisiss

 This county was formerly oae of ,he most decided ! Jaeksoa counties in the Stase.-U. s. Tel. B& l The immortal Washington signed ,he Charter Of the old Bank ofthe United Sta,es-and sirssea oa, of nineteen ohe amers ofthe present Constitution who were ia Congress at that time. voted for Bank-yet find persons oi the present day-persons who pcr- haps have read the Consultation ofheir country, declaring be infringement of that Constitution to establish National Bank Who the best jadgesf Young Mea iis Busiaess.-Mos, ofthese in the U- niied States doing business pary credit. What do they say the declaration of Gen. Jackson. that 1 all such "Osghs Co break?" Surely they osgtt to be his friends When the old Hero, by his measures, has produc ed the ruin of the industrious young who, by hisgood conduct, has acquired credit iashe commuaity, then the rich men-Aihe mOneyed arisoc. racy will have it all their way; and then indeed the rich will become richer.

 Marriage Exsraord;nnyy.-In Woodstock, N. B. MT. J. Mulson to Mr. Hemy Allen. The bride of- gnally came from Connecticut to HailowelI, and was clerk in the of s. Page and the said Mu0sOD Munson afterwards eslahlished himself at Honlion, whither Henry accompanied him. He discovered muph activity in the business of his employer, and moreover discovered to the ladies remarkable tact and inse in sewing, ironing. and other household af fars. But the denOwemeas came at last. He went over io Woodstoek with MUnson, pu, on women's clothes, and was married to him Miss It ap- pears ha, they engaged in Connecsieui, but her father refusing tO sanciiOM the maicl she ran away, and ended tho courtship in the above ,maaner

 N BeLf6st, (Ale.) Adrocate.

 Ms. Usiab c. Faci. who has been missing about q ] week, was found yesterday afternoon in the woods Inear Balls Spring, about two miles from this city, with his throat cut from ear to ear The fatal deed was wiiho0t doubt, committed by himself Mr. Foo, followed the occupation of butcher, and kept his stall a, Uniou market.-N NesO- IEavsn. Paiiadism. Saicide.-Alr. Solomon Tyler, of Braoford. con,- mtied suicide in ihas place the 2ls. ins shoot ing himself through the heart.-B. There is not single Lawyer in practice in this town. The last emgrased for wani of patronage, some few weeks ago. Does not this fac. speak vol- umes in favor 0f the character sf our citizens We ihink hazard nothing in saying. that there is not aaotier town containing upwards of vs thomsand i'm haitants in.ihe whole country. ihatcan boast free dun froa yers.--Marbleisad GasA

 l Something exsemvore from lsaGc Hal.--A letter from Washingto0, March 20 says :" Amoag the most extraordinary ocourrenccstat have taken place here that have heard oi that of Isaac lI's being toast

 ed at late neeiing of the Typographical Society, whcn he rose. and psiipga Drifsen speech from his pockes he began by reading ihns Mr. President, be- ing unexpectedly called upon by the ioajust offered, 6gc."

 HoU to ces over 2 di0lcGity.--A gent!eman, whose name we shall call Smith, in certain town in this State. not long since % enraptured the char acier of the present Vice Presiden, of the Uni,ed States. ha, he resolved to name his next son, VAN BGREs. But bis next son happening prove daEgt- ter, he at first not little pSszledbut at length Happily concluded drop the V.-apd ahe young lady is pov AR Baven Essith.-N NesO- Yosk paper.

 Zke ooics ef Ghs nsaf aHd Dxs,b on fhs depcsits qaeaiGsy-A geod thing occurred at Troy on Tuesday eyening. There was an exhibition of the deaf muies in ihe church ;,it.was crammed fail. The Hos. J.C Kemble acollar Senator rendered himself conspicu- ossly polite during the exhibitions in putting questions to she pupils. Afier the audience had been greatly degbted for an hour and half it was proposed to ask the mutes. fnishing question, what was the cause of ihe public disiress. Mr. Pee the teacher,

 rss asked them t they knew ihere was any snnsual distress in the country :-ihey all answered yes. He then asked them jfthey knew that ma1y merchants had failed in business: They answered yes. He shsa directed them so write dewn oa ihsir slaies,

 whae was sle cause of the distress. The rst wroae II don't like to ny. Ths sscosd, ldcs'sknow sn- oaeh about it io ts whas s tis eauss The shiTd. l. The cause of the drsss is the removal of she Unt- d t;,.ses deposes' The Sonrth lad wrote as Sol- laws:. ZAs caass q khs gvsat disfrsss a eisss, soapn and eify. # she rsmopd efs Dsp0sfes So" ihe Baak efshe Unissd Esasss BT ORDER os THE Farsi fnnnr. AsD zHpEPxnDEHT CT CoEsrITUEIoEAL LAW ! Whsn ihs answer was aaaopnceds shs hosss slook

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