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justly ..'.serve*, their great ercnfires g*»e them
a right to ins st >.pn'>
Wurn 'he iimlrraigned enniemplalad 'he
high dis'incl i»n of he. onlng Sov. ir ign ol
Gr-erf. il war wdh the h..(e «1
1 edged freely and onaaim'Oily by Hie '.reek
ns.l.m, and aelcomed h* "'m *•
through wliw meant Me*
s.rng.les were I,, hr repan. by ihe ..corny .,1
,.„..r terriio.irs, and the establishment of their
independence »u a pennantnt end hnOJinable
bi;r„ Willi the deepest re(rei ih.i the under
signed see* IH-se hopes iniiihlilted, and is
reed In declsre lhal H « Hrattgein. nli if lh.
\|lred Powers, and lha opposition I Hit
Greeks, depriee him "d llyep.wei ol elierlm,
ynts secred and glottniis n‘ j'Ct 1 * ’"!'l i">.
,(U,e on I. »ii office of av.-ry d.h n«H »•
r, iti, —.tint of a Delegate ol ihe i •'o A lie I
Oort*. »|«p tilled l.r ihem lo hold Greece m
s. tl jeelion he llte twice of their situs. 11 j'
, measu e would be as rep.gnant in I n feel
I g. end a* injurious lo hit character, ns H i*
in linen npp .•nino to Ihe et-jern ihr lrr»
ts of the Sett al ful* yn which tha Ihrea raw
e. ssre nssoeiatad lor ll.e |»ir|.o»e ol ubtlinmg
Ihe pat ilicalioo of the l.as.
*1 he Hint isigned, ftierelnre,formal.y resigns
■ ill . ihe bauds of Ihe Pleiipotsnliat les, a Iron j
am It mrcuinsta res no I uiger permit him In.
i .1, w Hi honour lo himaelf, benefit In
r. ree. , or iidranl. g. lo tie general i.detest of
Europe.
fit b-g« 'he Plernp .letiliarles lo arcrpt. h'C.
LEOPt'LD PWM-E HI- SAKE.
SiX D \Yi I.MER KUOM ENGLAND.
B* he Sil SSlhllg • ip Salem, <'«P> Hil l,
srdtun. am«-d al New Yn.lt on llm ..lay
f, om L verp d. Hird.lo . nl Hie (..ir.iiierci.il |
Advertiser hare received l.nndon P'pers Hi I
Ihe S i June, sud Livvrpfgul tha U!ll, inch.
I be K eg. a« *> I he «een by wh.it follows,
•H ,|,JI aluc. so lair as 3 o'clock tin Ihe moi.
Htog •! ihs 8 h, o n all hop# of hi* recovery
• a. ah . .den .I, and his el.1 was daily and al
Bjusl buurlv eypecled.
FK is ot a c kBe-P Kiii iT
I.IVknroOL. J n.e \h ., 1S30"
The following i* an egtraet Irma a idler is
reived this oiuirung, 'vow Mr, Williams pit
Vale correspondent, al Wi.ids.it : —
rtin./me, 2 o'rlorlc, A. W. June Hlh
•' llis Maj.-sly it s i:| alive, Iml Ills distressing
yiluaimn warrapls Hit * speelitlion met cm n
succeeding hour will close I..« e.irildy tt'ign.
from Ihe Tun'i of June H.
We have received a* c-tunii Irom Windsor,
Which led that i..wn .o lale m 2 o'clnek Hus
morn ng.—l he King was hardly i-gp-cied I..
SUiVtvt ihe mg .i. though Ihe uatnral vigour «<
Jf s Maj-.ty's cooslii'iliiiry has more than t.nc.
wort rest I.no 'lirut.gh a eiisis alnrus iqually
sev.ie 111.. |lake ol Weiicgiun, win. had
been *. ' l.ir • »p e»*. arriv'd al t>, and did nut
leave ijll ]J
t om me Moriung r>iy. uj .rune n.
\\ f HI.- tO btR'l* f' H Hit1 ..
mprrtillg Mu Vlajr ly n nt h« ino*t mournful
tgipnr VV i* ilrnn il no ipriiKiH to inlicl upon
th« ter oiR* ol oor frailer* Hr painliil ilrlailr
«f our |hiv*i» Rilvir**—the < /tici*l h .iouiio
m,nl nil, royal «ulfner (ullrr wIihi he IihU
»lrr» v riiftur I) l oving p*.**! Hie i.t»• n.fh
iidtlrr r.on«i<l’ »*»lr vmliirrin.nl. ni, bring of
li .iii.ir iliin iulticirnl, for the lainrnluhlr
»t« non.
IViMi nn l i ti*. .Iiinr 7. irtliH
" Th* King roolinun Ii*'»rty ihr laml Hi
MajrtlV pa snl l*-t Ufgtif, with cmsnlrialilr
enHi»M*s*airin."
Sirlianry IClford and Sir Mnfthrw I lemn
•wrrr bolli in RlieniU«c« on lifc i ajr»ly iforn g
ih« day, the *'»le of 'hr Kn.g bring noil »* lu
rendrr their presern • neueim y.
ft was aimed from Windsor, that * to the
Stupor with which 'its VlH|*-st) has tn-eu lnt. lv i
much nff' Ctvd, ha* succeeded Hn Hfre-n o
pain, which has eimrtnd groans from the it
Ins' nous sufferer. D mfi® me night of -he
tiili, his .Mai"sty, untwitlw muling to* mental
fioirnge, w ms unable to repr* !-* loose common
gvitfencas of stiff*** log.and ho’wih.standing ihe
©l»»ate* freely adojiumeied to him, tie wu at
fiii.ee hnfJ ring on dissolution Very line
in* rti ioc ta now a-lannis'eied to the Km; ,
it \. chymii ai pr* p tr nou nuw lauen i
Hoffman's fill* i Inis however, dors lm
parnaMy and U iiijtoi at tig relieve the K *y,»l
pa'ient.
ji t m ha co i pi i'0 * of these accounts
there o i* b ou tit I • d *utH - hat the sceptre O
iirt am is <avsv' d at tins m iineni by unolh i
a in Whether • change ol Mull ry and n
dissolution nf k*«i Itamrift ha* followed, i*.
matter of lev** certainty • — It was f » a •♦.inm
S'ippnSed that »n cunsrqu- NC* of tn* lltfferenre
b* w en the L)"ke ol ( |ai • ii i ho i the L emier.
uli « i ecuiotied he iCiiimitl of •!»** former
fr lit the head «>< the A'lltlil *Hy, flic d'-llli 1SIOII
ni the Utter vrou d be the fit si act ol in*- n.**%
reign. hut it has lilt ly hevo iiilioitt* d i"ai
v ry i*'c**»il iidervif vs s have taUeii pace b*.
tween tue ki g ami lo** b' ■»: her, at n'libtnli
1 -cm v e«;» Nuaiions and aira gements wer*
made. A”d as the l)uke of Well i g'mi is a
great personal favorite of the King, flu; min
dice is deduced that file la»t o itiin of liH
royal influence was to cm.tunic h«s favoril in
pow. r.J
•Affairs if the Grefkt.-~Thf rausc of the re
duct -.i he Wreck bound*! ICS, form* d th'
SUt»j(Cf I » otiou inquiry in flu 11 .use *•'
I*fi ii*. nrii.g the silting of Hie 7di. L*n*f
Chi i'le first adverted to the suhjrcf, ripie»*‘
r u a wish (o have copies of any coirspon
dene* addressed by the Porte to the f’lmipo
ten i o i* ■ Lord Aberdeen was however unable
to say whether the desire i xpre.sed by the
y .rte was rtc >rded in any dm umeni.
I ha motion - f the Lari of Carlisle for copies
of a»*y < om'minicatiou addressed by ih • Lurie
to the LI* nipoienti.ii ir * expressing n de-ne f*»r
the reduction of the bonndari s ol ihe (»reek
Stale, us filed in March 18»lf, was agreed
to.
1 ’'P .'i rnmg uorni l of «nr mil stairs, (lit)I
Sit James Mackintosh's amendment to 'lie tot
g*r? b til, winch does away the punudimenl ol
death, whs cAftied by a majoi lly o! 1 i m the
Hou-euf Commons — 11 iis decision was «•
gsiMul them n>stfv, whuti bad oppQk< d 11«.•
measure. Buf aft* r the decision whs declaied,
bn Hot «it P* el said he mu i how to tha deu
nou of (he liOtMe, and tie n >w rose to mii*
notince iha< he should withdraw all furthir
opposition
Ii appears by a Parliamentary paper, just
printed, hai the Ian I in run vain* . in 1829, lor
the pi o iisre ot iobac co in Ireland, aiiiuu< ted
f*' 4dl acr- s and 32 perches, nearly all in Wes*
ford.
The London Courier of May 31 aa\«, M
Ke.ni as i ;*pp. ar hi London oiue mine hi a
comedy, which was (hen m preparation, Min
which lie intended to come to (he United
States, and then to retire lorcver Iron* the
Stage.
A meeting of all the stuff-weaver* in Leeds
was held on (he 2d June, at t*»e Bank, when it
was resolved to strike lor an advance oil*, a
piece ujHin the weaving of all kinds of si rU
That meeting which consisted ot from two to
three hundred persona, wa» adjourned to the
next morning, when about luoO weavri* as
sembled a! the Jab. beveral mnster inanufac^
turers have expressed their leadmess Co giv«?
jbe adv nee proposed by the workman.
A ireat fight took place within rt.i miles of
Loudon, on the 2d ot June, between the Scotch
& lush champions, Byrne ti McKay, and imsuI
(id in the death of the latter ; winch was attri
buted to a heavy fall in the forty (uurt/i
found.
1 im London Courier of the 7th. announces
?hn' on the 7th of May»a treaty oi the F»»* n (ship
~ Commerce was concluded between the Pott*
and Him United States of North America, bv
tvi ich the ships ot those Stales are lo have the
tr*e navigation oftlie Black Sea, and fo be
ptaoJ, frith rctp'Ci (o tie du i*# **i
i»m«( «n the fame (outing the olhet Inemil/
iioepfi.
FRF.NCH AFFAIRS.
t he approaching elec Ions command the
rhi* f aileiilmnoflhe Paru pir**,ii ut Ihr I em h (
public. Pi ivale letter* down In Ihe rvruiiiR
..| ihcAih, stale that thrirfciuR sa likely tub''
proilu tite nl nothing decisive eimcr Hi ilii-ul.
ire nr lilieial patties |i »as calculated lhai
•he app.dnimeni «( K P. sinmn i ».d "tr** ».
gainst the mmislrv about I ") electoral cmIIs*
gvs, so 'hal Ihr «iissi iriiy t'f forty ar, Il "U need
by (hr (ta/e11e, previously m I appoint m nl
<f M Pry ' mv t, may cnisnteieif now *>
It * v' ng cessed lo eu.i, si'ininsiag t ti.ti it di I m r
IMF. IAPI.!>HI0N If) Al.0IF.PsS
1 ins ripe lliinu is in* v ol i tan sc I Its' topic "f
ihe most general interest in F,*ltti|ie, and a llii*'*’
sand idle tales, rumours, ami surmises, the
offspring of hope, jealousies, Irais, and 'ho u.
ntviTsa I g jssiping proponsils ot man, emu nine
to final "ii I fie wings nf * In* public journals.
Some of lln* paru papers ol ifn Olh, again dale,
tlial conferences Imd been bell ai Paris, he
iweeri Ilia Ambassa furs of seser il pawns and
'he French Mmlliers, on ifie Hlbjeci ul Algier* ;
liul in Itie best informed tin et it wa* known,
that no soldi cunlorcoees had yet commenci d;
but that itiev might take place so s nm as the
French army cumin ne'e* the siegi) ol Vienna.
I he .Inoriial do Commerce stales I hat ” II '*
pleasant arcuunla liad been tinulali-d upon
i lia ge, n speclillg the fate of liie lirsl division
of tlie eipediiloi.—We could ml liurn them
in any thing pntilive. IIib decline ul lln
Funds wa* altiihu'ed tu the e r polls, lull p' l
baps if is likewise Ihe decline ti.il has riven
hi,'ll to thrill " liul Ihe ..I says,
no an nleul has yol happen I In nui Heel,
, rni Stic deslruciion nl a ii aiispin t vi std, wlin h
look fi'e 1 il* cargo consisted ”1 hay. A* il
was impossible lo sive il, was found necessaiv
i,s utills s*- I he loss .ini nulls III atmol l(Ml,ltii'i
Irani s ; tin Innately, this unlucky event cunt in.
lives,”
I he Mouileur nl Hie d'h has the fnllinvnig :
' On receiving Ihe first noli"1' nl the loss "I l,e
Sylene and I,'AveiiMire, Ihe Minister nl ihe
vi nine immediately inttriicled. by lelegi a|ili.
ihe maritime pirfrcl nl I uiiluii In liausiiiii to
him, Ihrnugh Ihe same medium, any inhnma
lion lie could obtain reialive I" Ihe l.uc ul those
vessel*. I he following i* hi» Hnswer : —
• Toulon June i, IbitO, hall past 'wo )
■ ’..dink. S
* since f nnnoonred to you fl»e wm*i k *»i i
Si |r ne Mini I/A entitle, I have re. rived u • tie
(Mils respecting the flit*- of ih« crew*. V gen
eral riini'ir prevail* that 1*»e D y •'! \ gf'is had
given order that any prisoners ihti tuighi he
mail* should lie trspt c ed As sotni as I re
reive any f i e*li tine! Iig. nee relative to the ere w s»
I will hasten lo couimnnit ale ii io you
“ I his he mg the on y despatch received l»y
the Munster of the M.n.oe, the tletai • given
by seyeral Journals ol tin* iinfoil'iiiale
orrntrence should n t be considered a* aulin n
tic.”
The followinr article is given under dato of
l -mlon, M »v —
" Y* *fenlay towards three hi the aliernoou
*n til a fell t •farted lor |*ari«. He is said In
be ihe hearar of the despatches ol the in and
Seignor lolhe kmc ol France, which are pre
te|*d» I to contain f ropo».i % of p. .i e with the
Dev of A'giers, o i condition that ih« latter
• mtlld offer satis lac1 ion lo our flag, and pay I'-e
♦* * pensei of our armament. I hey have ti en
f w.»r etl hi Tul»ir Pac.it, riMniniiii ier of th
I 11 klsh fr'gait* Mel'Vn-Djafnrl II was de
sirous of deiiverm • f h* ni into th»* linmln of Al
Massiv de ( htirval. co.ninao.ler ol ! block
.1 to g <<fuadron. hut he refitted to receive them*
and veiy properly despatch'd the ft loin m
K phiiMSHdor lo Toulon, u.nlet ihe esoot ol Hie
frigaiela Duprrre, who refused 'ike ' ise to 1 *k»
tin id. and obliged hint o proceed lo i uloo,
Hlfei having paid to Ins tank ami Ins Hag llo
nohors usual on so ’ll i-c a ions "
Upon this sut.j* cl In Journal iiu Commerce
publishes as follows:
*■ Mission of Tahir Pft 'ift —I her n* e per
sons w' o expl-.in the 1111*11 »•» ol 1 alnr P-.e.li't
in th© following m mnirr .— l lie Duke ol \Y* I
1 in? on, finding’ n on »oH*ibl« tooppoo* o ir ■ *
pedilion a aiosi Alg.ers by open fone, loo! eo
gaipd the Parle to send one of its dignitaries,
w ilh I he I it le off * vernor of Mgier- I * ie
So' an When ..nee in the (own. ( «• ii P n ho
was to publish llie b mail o| tlie f.iaod brig
nior and make himself at'knnwlcdg d bv the
lurkis't tniiitiu l lie Dey was to a> I as F.tsi
Lieutenant of the 1’aelia ; and a ilnniHsion in
cn \** r\ 'ence nf the danger of the French invti
sion, which theatcus him with inevitable de
vtrn« lion On aiming b* lo *• Algi'»*. the
Frenrh fleet would have found the O t.*inau
flag hoisted on the ramparts nod (he regular au.
thority of die Sultan arkoowledged, tngeinei
with the aboliii n ot pr.icv and of slavery
Frani e would liav* no longer hid a pretest
for ttMai king Algers and our iniuieiMe prepa
raiion m*t have come to itmieht; for it ivoiiltl
have p< oved rather ©mliai rasping to attack a
i Governor of ' he ’■'iilfnn, willi % hour w© afe it
pea e Uui tii ilfifll (iuilleinmot having been
| mforoied .»» ('onitani iimple "I this intrigue,
[ *cnl au 140 to ih lotion before Algiers ;antl
I hum that moment the attention of the whole
[ 'ipiadrnn was «l»r• cted towaids intercepting
| ihe To k'sli fngate a tins© speedy arrival whs
anno me. d "
I* i" now s »i*l that orders have been irMiml
foi sending TXMNt Hoops by way of a reserve
lo the eipedjitnnarv hi my, to the denari inenls
of the Var and itie Khone. Th© head ipiurtera
are to be hi An.
The hdr prtmtnptire of tlit Hntish Crown —
| The Lon on papers in iuiale the probability
| that the name of the 1'rincofUi V u r«*Ki& At r.\•
ANOHINA wi'l be esc hang .1 for that ol Ft r/.A
mi in. ihe King having more than mire hinted
hi*. whl) that she should take the latter name.
I hi* pniic •**, on whom the crown of (neat
Leila in »»l| if* wilve in cns * ot the decease in
her 'if ttlie of the present King and the Duke
I of ( i ahi no , wn« born in May 1819, and her
| father the Duke of Ksvr died in the January
following — Ihe Vjoiuton (’oort Journal says
: itiat she m attoinplifchttd in a degree uii.t • ex
iraordmary lor her age. She speaks wiib
duenev and elegance nearly all the modern
• I'/ Hopran Inngintgrj ; is a veiy fair piofi
j cieiit in Lahti, and ha* unde considerable pro
i gresp in tv mathematics. She is also an
j exrelh lit musician, and as«istj ptlbe pnv'Hie
■ oncerls thn> an* given almost nightly at the
palace, hi Kensington, w-lvrc »h* <ethics.
-BOb
ALDIMRS.
A correspondent ol Hie New York Journal
of commerce writes as follows Irom Four M a -
H*v, u dcr tl.e date ot -tilh May:
A tr• meudous storm is now gathering upon
{ lhi» sea, which will piss over and pour all us
I lory upon Algiers. fhek20ili of this motilli
war the das itppuiuled lor the French lpt*
j dtiiin to gar! from i'oulnii- It is said to con
sist of 120 ships of war, and 5 or dOO tram
nor is, with 33,000 troops, 70U0 .if which are
cavalry, and artillery enough to manage 3uu
Cannon. What a spectacle ol horrid grandeoi
will this floaiing city present upon the wafer,
moving mi to drench Algiers in human
hlood !—Weare daily looking out lor its ap
pearance,
A start of86 surgeons has already arrived
h»-r*.t I hey have engaged the best pm* of the
Lazaretto, an Ulaud hi the midst of this h.irhor,
with a Idige hospital upon it and extensive bar
racks in (jforgffi wii. tor the accommodation
of the wounded in battle. I tirderslHtid that a
large number more of surgeons, JJtHJ nurses, and
6 «»r fii'UO beds, ar«- on their way to this place,
lheiie vast preparations for the ample accoin
modal ion and best attendance of tier wounded
warriors, is certainly very creditable to the
humanity of the French nati n Steamboat*
sie Co ha COfif faulty plying Utiiweyo (hi* aud
the devoted city, to batten tie gafferlng WOun*
ded, wilh all despatch, to food quarters,
There h something apfnlliiig "it lie thought
of standing by to sea then boat* unlade heaps
of mangled men What i contrast to thine
c •inpames of smiling peode that are daily
discharged upon the* Am-rican wharves by
our l> »ats 1 Kir be it (>ns tn<‘ to ivtvh the j
sroogenf war to pars it desolating sweep
acres, any enuniry ; but sb-uld tin* K rencli roll
a wave of destruction oVeftbis barbarous nest
of pirates, what poet, or tea tor, or historian,
wit! ev«-r ptpsmiie io pout into the Mimals o|
time, a iromriiliil »fl ision i»*er her broken down
wdls " Sbiaofp ttia! tie Idas! of heaven
has rmt long nice bloMed lipse uioitsters from
the phi 10.
\hottt lodatsagn an its fdl gale of wind oc
curred Imre, which made all things tremble
In us wuv | w n K reucb tri^s, blockading Al
giers, wire cast aihoiti Hid more than 2,M>
• tlii ers and sailors fell too the bauds of the
Algerines . It is said tbit all their heads were
immediately cut olf. i he t)ey pays 2*H» d .1
l.iis fur a Jive K michmai, w»d one bundled
fur a dead one. I doulf, therefore, whether
the tepurt of the esecuinn is correct.
Yesterday, the Captaint*a« ha from Constan
tinople appealed "II Mahtn in a liigale lie is
s**nt by the tiiind fulfill to mediate between
I ranee Algiei*. 4t|»r* vnt if possible t»ie illu
sion ol blood I If Has despairbetl a small vessel
In Algiers, to obtain in lot iiHtion w belli hi I be *!t)U
| r > in |i h.hIoi s are dead oralive. I understand lie
propos* « to submit thedifleiem e» lie ween these
belligerent power* to lie decision ol ail Hip
I oreign (-'iiisiii* at Algiers, united as arbitra
tot i. VV11ot will be liic mult, I know not. 1
shall wipe you again »*ott.
A writer in flu* (ournr tics Flats Unix, has
given a v vul donnpiio i ul m, tu w*ieh
lln* f rent’ll eipfihinm lias Attracted the cy< s ol
Jon ope. ** ll ih a dreary to •m, nts llie wi Her.
• nilt on an iron tod, full ol h.irharidtltf and
■ ddiers ol citadels. lien sun minded with Ur
«eits, in w.ncli are hemtl the ci i* * of file lion,
tin* jackal!, and I lie hv ••»»*, and n» which glut- *
ttie serpent boa, as in lln time ol Ucgidus. In
tin* iicUi-hl li'iiiiM nl Ho* CUV are i»«oipi"iix,
whose sting ts iionai- V\ # n suiiihm-i aniv**».
!• he locusts, tin* tine | laj. ue nl l’.g\ |n, liHtH-ft
loi'vard, ini I'pld as the Millie* nl tirtighi*
I K li.tti. devuii in * e Veil the link ol Ihe ii •<•**,
Von kind!** li«e* in check ihrir invasion ihe
liroHi" Hi i g oilie U',y ' In ii cm tie i ot the dean ;
you 111g pits ihe f»iI are filled. Mild Hot enemy
p;isMn\ei tiiem. Yon are obliged to yield,
and ;ii I.iii, when the loruit it *d a reasonable
-i/.e, it pom huh wings, and Ihe iconise ipjit*
Hie cai Mi to liiiiiniit ihe air,"
Irish Tobacco f hi* follow ing imtv be con
nhf r»d :u the teoilt nl t lie geneial evidence
be lor »* ■ n • t "in ni I f * e <»I the II a >se ol tom.
iiioiH oil fot.aCCn ( oil iva'ion. u » lo Wed
nesday , ll •>( || ol May, (he louiili day ot sit*
i mg
1 I hat in Irelautl the average pn-luce,
per lle| ei is eipial to Ihal of ll'C I lilted Slillib.
2 I ha! the cost ul production if the same
;{ 1 iiat tuba Co ii a jnpenor preparation
Joi w h at, hut like huptf or potatoes leluiiis
nothing lot lh> lenovttion ot the soil.
*1 That ihetpia ry ol Irish tobacco 14 not
c<p 1 til to t lint ol V n gut ia, but 18 ad iii 1 tied lo In
capable ofgieat iinpiovciiiciil.
o I bat a dirteien e ol Untv ts r« tpnsile
lor a lime In cmiii/cih«( llic* ddlei dice ol tpi.ili
*y
t». fhiit the c'trapies* ol native tolianm
will nveicnine nil oi»* nelei to its tiM*,and com
pensate the Uevcune »y Jin increase of coir
•ninipt ion.
7. I iai Ihe altraci'mi of c ipitn!, its dilfnsmii
111 wages, the cei • am eiiioluiiieoi ol the people
—thru impioVi'd cmifurts and lialut* of in
dustry, will advaiic* jgentji' d improvement, and
! it* cr 1 vert thro 1 1 vaiious channels lo the
heofllt ol In* revel. 1.
These pr.mis* s beisg esudil shed bv evidence
, lor nnd Hg,iio«.i the i»ca*un , the only difhiul
! v be I ore tin* l mltlli)llt**e I* tl»C Kevcnu - lo
g’lai d ill ... 1 Wo iiindcf have be 11 !•• ... g 1 —
. It.si, a pound 'at oil toe car d article, ml
| secondly, a mi on the fwpet ficial e*n nt on .er
CllltlV.lt (III
The first has been abandoned by reason ol
the feijuu cd gupei vi>KH nl an KfCtve ed.ib
lishmeiit : and the sen ml h*s been preferred,
u» Hie duly can with hmllty tits collect, d by ..
* I a 8s 1 Ii cat ton nl tin* erupt, ami » graduuled
scale of duty rlim g' « »le wn Him grow er.
This 'nsl pr**b,i mice being Conceded, has on.
| Jy In en uli|e I «! to on I'e guiuml that the nil
| ty on toregu mbaoc* h 1114 Chaig a -h* I) ill
ptitind wcigni ii 1 arm t compete with an ai
tu le not pr* Ci** v ib lfittiined by t •** same
blandaid, .is » e view uud re urn . f cuied i«
1 Uacco u»hi v.uy.
To 'hit* ptiini me <j t* » inn is now c*nisider«
j i ii to be »1 Uuced.
Earthquake at UuattmuLi.— \ Mexniin pn
Iii r ol May 2.'», lo ngs mi'Uigeine mat Hie c*<>
>>l taiiati■main a id lls etiVirrms, ui Hit? Kepubln
o| Central Auk it a, Ii AS be. u destroyed by ail
•■Hi ll.qn.ik'*. | or liv. d.i) •» t'-eie wa* .1 suou -
51011 oi lie must Ing.ilful Meiiihkiig , which
still combined at (lie deparure ol me mail,
shaking 10 Hu 1 loom! • 10.n, and pruMralmg o
the e u th, the pinictpal edifice , and compel
ling the iinfoi unaiu nhabitanlft to dec to lit**
pilltln. s;pi..ies, and llllo tile cminti v , vvheie,
lopioft cl themselves Irom ihe w eat her,they had
erected Iml* »d palm mats L lie l* mp * s, vv Inch
hat alien ly been iwubed ol tin 1 loiuiluru and
deprived ol I heir uiliitstci* (pel seentcd umi
banished) ai e renJii-il Uicle»*, pm licniarly ilie
beautiful ehurcti ol Si. l ianei-co, which, on
accomii ol its S./*i a.id pomiei -> s oil lie,
Mas sud’eied most. I he t.w-n ol Aim: 1 ian, a
place ol 1 ec' canon in (lie vuinii y, has been u>*
tally destiny ml. I it ditli ult to find, to th
history ol 1111111 ei 11 distress stoics ot mishit tunes
compaiab».- to those t | litiuleiilala. I ivtl wai,
— persecution, which has been Ha cou*c<picm.>
—the kankhmeot of ail the respect.i■ mm
whose tab ills and iiiduence iiiigut have coil.er
red happiue>* upon the country,—anarchy,—
aiidat |..»l a catastrophe (d iiahne—which, it
it has been experienced there in other limes,
compelling the population to change their
location, is still more disti essmg now, (••-cause
t>f 111 h circumstances, which alte-iu H, and the
tmpu«<ihility nt repairing tilt* losses which have
bleu soil it'd, on ac > mi ol tin* exhaustion ot
llieir public nnUpiivalet 1 tunes.
1 lie v w V01 h .lotv> nal id Commerce, from
winch we derive these pamctilui>, anus that
'the population ol Oual -uiaia is about 2d,U0U
souls. 11 was l mnded in IAJ4 on Ihe declivi
ty of n in uut.iia .it whose summit \v*s a volca
no. hi 17«>i it war ovei whelmed by an earth
• piake, and by matiei If*Mil the vukano. — lo
1 «•'*.'», having tieen partial y rebut t. it was again
d> strayed hy an eat t h ipiakr, and tin greater
part ol the rihatiitants tmrted 111 its nous. Its
i present see is about miles south 1 1 bu old
| town.
1 !t<ilNl \.—At Ktiles liolden iu me t trrk'i office ut
I lit®Superior Court ot Chancery fur the I.tin ui-tirg
Diatrn t, the hlu >iu> of July , lb.10
} Alexander Li*em uud i'mru k Matthew*, I’lifs-<t
^miikt William .Moiguu, surviving partner ol John 31
."ottle A I o. KliuarvlU. Jl.uieu, Jullll 3|e Itey iioM>,
Culvm Tate, in 111* own rigut, ami a-* aduiimstruloi of
Lurnuud l ute, deceased, Henry *1. Ltd lake arid (ioorgu
II. \V oodnori, lleft>.
Tut* deieiidaiil KicharJ (j lladen and Calvin Tate
not (mviiig euteroil their appearance and given se< unty
according to the ad ol W->emldy and the rule-* of th.
•mill, and It U|I|»‘urillg Ity salifiai .dry ovnJem • that
they are not i.iiiaOtlunls ol this country : Ills ordeicd
tiial tuu said delenduuts do appear here on the first day
of the next term and uiiswt-r the amended bill of the
piuiutills, and tiial a copy of tins order he forthwith
inserted hi some newspaper printed in the town of
Lvmiiburg.for two mouths successively, and posted at
the frout door of the courthouse in lue said town
A copy—Teste, J. WILLS, 0. C.
July ID w Dm
I0B _ ICE.
no* Till RF.W YORK RoM'ISO HERALD.
Crops,— We learn lion a variety of sour
rr», that tl»e wheat croji was never more ahuii
rtnnC ihsn n *w It is staled upon good ho
fhnrily, that the wheat (surd til the comity of
Dutch#!* alone, will be sufficient to supply the
w hole state of New Y*»rl». lor the cut rent year
Dues the free trade »yitem of Knglend permit
os In carry into her p«rt» this ‘•orpins produce ?
Not n kernel ; yet he' advocates in t iis coun
try would fain induce one manufactured to
abandon the American system, foe the purpose
increasing the Agi p'liltur al surplus! If the
tnpei abundance it increased, »he alternative
for its disposal is either to suffer it to perish i*t
the granary, or pass d over to the distillery.
Upon one horn or Ilia other of this dilemma we
must hang, unlews our manufacturers, whose
hands w ithdrawn from the labors of the
field, shall he suffered lo cons line toe surplus
of the la»uiei s crop
The Cnt'iTRY—Vue following short para
graph includes moie good practical advice mau
many a vo ume of sermons :
F oin the .d men can t anner, of July 10.
F on all ipiarters uf the country we have ac
counts of ahmidaiii harvests ol wheat, and that
the quality is vei y superior. I he weather in
our immediate iieigbherhoudis most tavoiable
for corn, as far as hot tuns and frequent show
ers can ensure a good crop T anners who
are out ol debt, may keep so by observing
wholesome economy and simple dy in their
household and mndn <d living, but crates are
rapidly crumbl'ng to pieces, and lamilies fall
ing uiUi poverty bv frequent legal and volun*
ia>v divisions. 1 hose whose m«>theis rode hi
carriages must ride on hois back, and the
duo* filers of those who ride on lia>elmck will
hav e to w aik This general progr* *s of things
I in <y be retarded by restricting «*ur labor and
. manure to smaller ‘■paces, and by grekt econo,
j *uny and great saving, by gtiiu; au’ffynld hor
if v mi t ail find any hody tools nnogli to
take them, and subatiiuiiug oxen and mules for
| young one*, as fast as possible ; by driving idle
sons iron) ihe parental toof. as the lieu does
' tier chickens, when they can provide for them*
' selves ; m short, by keep ng no dead capital*
i on \ leeibng no idle mouths ; and by regarding
hs the fnsi ohjenl of ambition to be*—out ol
debt—witli a clean const iaucd and u clean
shirt
Front the N w Yoik Journal of Commerce.
Muni y —We are now at one t>! those peri,
nds w hu ll w ill Mituetimeg occur w lu;n th«*ie is
a surplus of money in the in.>ikff. Men wins
|i(i,^>< iiionev, hud n dilhcult to inv»st it, and
have to go about seeking for borrowers ; so
Unit ihe old lelauoiis are revet si d, and the ten
ter has become servant to the borrower. The
Hanks are obliged to # tnploy brokers to s**ll
their “ Hash " a d even send their Directors
about ihe streels ofVring to discount notes.
I Horpiv\' iK are beginning to think they have
now so secured the advantage, that they will
be aide to keep ii forever ; and even the Lame
D rks thr *w mf their fears of being (I mol
ished by Ihe terrible feet ot the bulls and
Heats.
Trnve!Hn'jr Governor.— Vhe Arkansas Advo
| rate sta’es that John Pope, returned*!*) Little
| Hock, Arkansas territory, 2<hh June, after an
1 absence of inuit* than su months in Kentucky
and eUevvIo-rt-. lie is one < f Den. Jackson's
' rewarded" parti/ m«. and received from him
i he app<* ii> tin* o t »*f Dover nor of that Territory,
w 1111 in ,\ v**ar past, nior« than half of which lie
has In cm roaming ah out hi imitation of the
* travelling cabinet.’
j From the Catwltn f.S. (■ ) Journal, (aJackson
pa]'re,) July 3 .]
The P. S. Teh graph contains the fits! Vol
ume of .i most elaborate rep-n t Pom Mi Fourth
\uditoi \mos K* nd'»ll, on the mibjeci of cer
i.iin transactions ol Major Latoi,, the Secretary
of War, web the late p user l imberlake. Tim
lepnrt is tuba followed, ii arums, hy a second
volume on the same subjei t mailer. It is, for
aught we see, satisfactory i imugh so far a* it
go. s, ol toe innocence of Mr, Katon of the
charges ngaius* him—indeed we do not believe
ill* ie was any ground for them, but the report
is, meyeiy othti le p« cl, the moat oil* nsivt*
pub lie document that we ever read from flny
i department ol the D »v rnment. It is a low
j parPtiMii produc ion allogethei—a tissue of «*fli
i rial scurrilinii > from b ginning Pi end, contaiu
ji g matter which ai -pet table Ldttor would
j I .'in unfit Lit'a ue v*p ,|» r, an I • xoressed in
n manat r and IhUguage < nly wmtiiy of the
veriest deniHgogne. \s ail otiicial paper, enia
ri.itiiig from an officer of the United States
t reasury, and coiiiiiiunic ited to Pong'ess un
der i|ie sanction <>t the head of a depailinen!,
it is m ihe highest if gr**« discreditable. We
• In ino-t ki icei ely li*>pe that Mr Amos Ken
ball will be tailed upon for no more public ru
pot t».
,l Puff."—Mr. Gall, the editor of the London
Couriei, praises President Jackson tor having
whnt he cabs an L.nropeau tmnd.’' V\ oat is
meant hy the phrase we do not exactly com
prebend. It appears to ns that tin* Kngltsh
have found General Jackson not, and intend
to carry their points by flattering Ins vanity.
1 hey have soaped him thoroughly -nice he
mine into « (hce, and will yet succeed in mak
ing turn oe'n ve that lie in the greatest scho ar
.tod slut suiaii, and best Knglidi writer nt the
age, [ Pmvidtwt Journal.
I'mm the Mobile He fitter. July J.
Fnfai l) ‘tl -We have received a letter da
ted A Kama* territory, June 2i2d, detailing
circumstances connected with an instance >.t
single combat, which took plac* theie, who-e
seventy bag scarcely a parallel m history. 1 tie
letter comes, n* it appears, from a friend of one
til the parties. I)». I) H . Jeffries, with whom we
bad a brief ac'ji<tu»l.»t»L<? while he resided at
t’oileeville ; and the account is n .j lestcd to tie
published, for the information ol Hie fnend* o|
! that gentleman ill this State. I he pat ties were
resident at or near Iberville, Louisiana.
A challenge passed Iruin a Doctor bmith to
1 Doctor .left' its, oil the first instant, which was
accepted ; the in'tei vi- vv whs appointed for
t liniday, tl>M I? u, amt the distance fixed uf
i eight | aces. \V hen I tie tune art ived the pai Ins
met, took their stations, and exchanged shots,
I witlunii any injury to either. After tins shot,
it ‘•eeins inlei'iible Irom the remarks ot the wri
ter, that tome eHurts were made by their
friend* to bring about an accommodation, hu i
iiuavailmgly* a* Doctor JetlViea declared that
he would not leave the ground, till he had lost
hi* on n, or had taken the hie ot Ins auiagontsi.
Hu ir patois were handed m them a second
tune,and at this fee the right arm ol l)r. Smith
was biokcn, winch an esied the tight for a lew
moments,till he recovered troni (he exhaustion,
wiien, he declared as he was wound .1 he was
ready to dir, and d> mnnded the seconds to pro
ceed— l he p iml* Were then pul into their
hands (or u third (line, Dr. Smith using his left
iiand. \( this tire Dr. Jeffries was wounded
in the (high, and Ins logs ot blood, occasioned
an exhaustion that again delayed lire conflict
lor a few moment*. He recovered, and both
then de«irrd to shorten the distance and con
tinue me fight. 1 hey now stood up lor the
fourth ti lie, covered with blood, aim at a dia
lance of six feet. They weie to fire between
trie words one and live, and the shuts proved
fatal to both parlies ; they fell to tl e earth. Dr.
Smith was dead when h# diopptd, (he (tall ha
ving penetrated Ins heart, Hud Dr. JelVrn s was
shot through the breast, a wound he survived
hut foui hours. They (ought with perfect cool
ness, ami thus fell, adds our correspondent ,two
good and brave men.
When Doctor Jeffries saw that his antago
nist hud fallen, be asked it be was drat?, ami
bring p'fared •<> Lr d •clared Ms own wiping*
nets lo die. Bel >re in* expired he said tnat he
had a sen ml n»a e with Doctor Sinuh,
h.td been si(|iiiintfd with him filieen years,
that they had been on terms of istioiicjf ttuti
friendship, and he Imre hIso, honorable testi
mony to his character a* a nan ot science and
a gr title man.—It is not stated distinctly in ilie
letter, wtial originated the cruel hosti lity wh.ch
is exhibited in this meltricholy affait, b it it ap-'
I’.t&is to tiMve been deeply wounded feelings on
the part ot Dr. Jeff n s. Our correspondent
wtht * that tie had made man? personal friends
in the seel ion of couutiy where tie had tiled
hi* residence, and wa% universally respected
and beloved. Il»* was engage l at t ie tune of
this aff dr, to he married to a highly intelligent
ami amiable young lady of Mississippi, winch
circumstance, appear* to have had a connec
tion wish the duel; the lady reached ttie
ground only in time to take her last earthly
farewell ot the object of her affection. He
frantic cries, mingled wills the grief of the
friends, the totter paint* a* a scene ol the must
head rending description.
From the Aloiional intelligencer.
HINTS TO i KAVVCLUKItS fr'tluM THE SOUTH.
When you leava New Orleans, (knot leek lur
what i« called a (rack boat. They aie gener"
ally crowded willi women and children, who
do lint wish to he blow it up- 1 he const quence is,
that il an accidrnt tccura, danger and confusion
are incalculably increased. I here aie many
fine boats, nod the master* aie usually very o
Onging and skill'll. A nine day boat is safer
than a seven day final ; the latter are too an*
I ions to push ahead, and then boiler* and but
! ton** are comeq lently more in danger.
If you driui wine, or porter, or brandy, or
I any thing but water, fay in your stores befuiu
, leaving New Orleans It you depend on liie
j boat* you dtink poison, and pay tan puces—
i to say iiulimig of md.ge»tions and medical
| bdls. |
W ben you reach Louisville, go to Lnnghoi tie's. !
Hi* wif is a hind and agreeuhle hobte>*, amt 1
the landlotd hiooell very obliging. Her face I
is a perpetual sunshine, and Ins—why. it is the j
next be*i — il is full moonshine—commend j
me to Langimme. CJ.i leaving Louisville,
try to fiud a (mat going all tne way to (hat
point on the* \ou wish to reach ; but be
careful you have a full understanding as to
this mailer : for, on at living at Cincinnati, un
less the owners have an addition of freight and
pH>s<uiger«, you may be turned ovei, with oiliet
laggage,to a tegular packet boat, w inch means
a du ty, noisy, hot hissing little machine, crowd
ed with all sort* ««ntj conditions of men, (lor j
.vhoin we pray, hs in duty bound,J and which,
vvitfj iis fitly engine, like a spueful totit’cat,
spits and claws and caterwauls, as is it would
annihilate every thing within its reach.—J)lem.
We coaxed and threatened in vain to avoid this
fed*? ; but a liitle extra " root of ail evil” did our
business
1 lie Tn Kuraph —is certaiulv the cleanest
and best conducted thing u! fi.e kind (lam uut,
I hope, suspected to be speaking of Dull
Green’s) that is to be found on the Western wa
ter* — but lake care that you unde*stand y<>ui
dug un These Western Yankees ure keen
fellows. Young Southerners, wild long purses
and short heads, should they spend a fe»*
wet Ki at Cincinnati, will soon be " put up to
a thing or two." li you have never been by
the way of Guyandot, across Virginia, to i' .ed
eii Usbuig. mejourney is worth taking, pro
vid'd you aie picpared to encounter occasion
al rough fare, and some execrable toads. The
-scenery on the Kenliowa is beautiful, and N w
diver presents view sot gr mdeur and siudinii
ty which should not tie lost, »o escape a mod -
iate hammering. There is a precipice on this
stream of bio feet, and the prospect from un
lock, connected with the awful ami dangerous
a -yss, over which you stand, rids the mind n lib
admiration and terror.
1 good Share —W lnist flie proprietor of
one of i hr I iahersiiatn gold mines w as one day
overseeing hi* negroes, he t >on »It• they lost loo
much time in scratching their heads ; and the
l weather being warm, and their hair long, he
{ humanely had them close shaved. On *h*ik
j ing nut the wool, alter this operation was p> i •
formed, lie was not lets surprised Ilian delight
ed at finding several ounce* of pure gold a
niongst if, which they had decided there while
at work.
How to make t Speculation. — Melt tip a sil
Vet* dollar *>r a s.imil gold piece—divide it into
small particles by throwing it tntia basin of 1
w a1 »*r vv11 i11? hot—then scalier them about youi '
«p.ing, or in a branch vvb're the road crosses (
it—lift toitif) of vour n ighl.-ors discover them I
t»y accident—now advertise that the richest I
gold or si»v* r mine (as the cast* in »y he) III the 1
I wmld, has been loom! on your Ian I, but not j
I knowing how to w-oik il \ mrseif to advantage, !
you are willing tn sell oat at fair price. After *
this, if you cannot make a good speculation,
you will lie leal fortunate lliuj uiiii-y people
in the gold region.
[Moron (Geo.) Telegraph.
M s- Ami Royall—is making a Southern
four. She stopped at Natchez and gave llie
inhabitants there u touch of her <|ualny. Dor.
mg her smy she amused herself scolding the
clergy and the children whom she saw ,n the
sheds going to Sabbath school. tier person
nml Ipattires are thus tlesti tiled : " She is „
woiniin of low statute, lather inclined to cor
pulency-eyes keen and penetrating—nose
siiaip and elongated—cunt prominent anil
pnpied Iiptvarils as h.iugii jruluus of lire su.
pertor elevation ot its neightmur. Her conn -
lemtnee like a meat use, hard, hlomly and
gasny.”
P -apepsia Bread.—The American Farmej
publishes the lollnwitig recipe fur making
Bread, w-ch has proved highly salutary to
prisons afflicted w ilu i mii complaint, viz :
quant unboiled wheat meal.
1 quart soft wrtinr, wunii ; out not hot.
i III (l r ati V<*H8t.
1 gill nmlass'*s,oi not,ns mny suit the taste
1 ti a gpoo.itnl ot sdlerulus.
j This w ill make ttvo loaves, and should re
| nan, m llie nv, n at least hour: and when
taken out placed where they will cool giadual
j ly. Dyspepsia crackers cun be made with utr
holted flour, water and saleratus. that will be
| marl, esteemed, and Inuud very couveuieot
: tor travelling.
THh I’KS ril.l'.N’CK.
lu HIV mind, - urn burial the ancients
bus H|wavs been sac, .illy Bud pleasantly assm
'tab,I lb clean,white marble.containing the
pi,iln-d remains of all we have loved, is an oh.
jert around w.ncli affection still lingers; hut llie
damp, dark grave, with ,t, ,ilelltl loathsome
work of corruption, is a revolting .object ol
contemplation even vvheie love is uunise,
! ,lm" dealt,. 1 hen (here is the fear of being liu
nedbelore.be vital sjatrk is estioct.-aod of
returning to conscrnosoess, „j,|, t|ie weight ol
i the earth up.,,, you. and the Pesh air of heaven
, shut out forever I fo me this idea i, sole,,,.
My distinct, that ,t rs the spectre of my w„
king hours, and the nightmare of my dreams
leihaps the vividness ol this imp,ession is 0»
ing to the reina.k I Ire.p.eotly heard from u„
,«gcd relative, while I « s vet a ve, v snrah
ch.hl ; that * hundreds and hundreds were i,u
I “Moic they were dead, when the vellow
lever ,.g«d terribly in Boston.1 That peri
od swell remembered by „,)r fathers, when
heard. « W" k "‘*r0"d a"><mn d»J. »«d Ihe
tea ,1, Stone was .dent and dreaiy «s „,e
rVu„ , u ‘V r U,‘ ( rrfX *“"1 ,heir con,*n»ied
rauiHl through every hour of the day and night
and unshrouiled and uncoffined/ the newly*
dead were horned to their lac home. I knew
« .iiiio, who, during this .. <)( , w
snatched Iron, the grave merely by ,n« „ .r“
vermg . lectii," of i„. w.fe. Of .he correcP
-ssu!,hr Story !hr, .s ,P doubt; fur I have
permitted to keep Hip corpse one bull’hi,!!’
longer. The impression upon her mintl h'-.d
the strength >1 in<pi.a.ion ; and though even)
restorative, w hich ingenuity could devise i,uj
failed lo produce effect, she would not rein*
quish.hope. Again I Ik: cam came round, a! d
the solemn sound, • Idling out Ihe dead,' dis'ut
hed ihe fearful silln.sj. Again the young
wile intrusted, wept, and screamed—Ihe hear ”
of ihe men whose dread!ul employment accus
touted lliein to such scenes, were touched ; (,,,1
they would mil yield. They said ■ Hie safely
ot 'he riiv required lliein In lie firm iu the (|p.
charge of their duly ; that they nHd already
disobeyed strict orders, and they dared nor Ju
it again ; Ural the hope of restoring him was
mere insanity ; it was evident he had |m,. e, ,,
dead.’ 0 tu
When she fond they would not he moved by
tier prayers she threw her arms round Hie bn.
dy. anil riling t. ii with the strength of mail.
ness, declaring it lliey buried one, they should
bury limit. Tne men alter a lew gamin at
tempts to remove her, dashed the tears |ro„,
their ryes, and saying, • We cannot separate
them,’ iclt her anulltei half hour of hope, j |,e
moments ot that interval had a value, nf wh:t.
mortals under ordinary circumstances can
form no conception. Restorative after rerim
alive was applied ; bur all in vain. Wish sick
ening anxiety, she fastened her eve upon tlm
waten, and then on Ihe stiff, cold form beside
her. i tie hall hour had ueai ly gone j in five
mn u'es they would again come to claim the
dead j and she fell that she must resist tiu lon
ger. ;jlie breathed into Itrs iioslrils,— she mov
ed her hand upon his ches'. to restore Ihe at
lion of the lungs,—Imt no change caine over
his rigid features. She hallled his temples
and moistened Ins lips with sal , X'olalile_the
terrible rumbling nt Hie carls was livard m i|,e
distance,—and ill the trembling eagerness nt
'lie iriuiiiei:l she spilled the contents of Hie v .
nt into Iris nostrils—a sudden convulsion passed
uver the face of Ihe dead fashoil, quick gusp,
and the eyes hcavdy opened !
The men with the death carls were startled
by a loud, sluill shriek, that sounded as it d
lore asunder the soul from which it camr.
When they entered, they found lire dead living,
and the living senseless.
--- Ho Hi husband and wile were
sunn after restored to lieal.lt. They lived to
he lire par ents of a irmnermis family ; Hnd the
husband now survives her, who wilii Ihe sirring
arm nt love thus snatched him Iroru uutrurly
grave.
■ | i HK undersigned respectfully informs his
w patrons and the public generally that Ins
School will be open, d ■ n Finlay Ht«*d3d mil.
Million Saturday n COTILLON I’AlUVwit
be held iu ihe Ball Kuuui t>i ihe T'laukltn Ho
tel, to which me L idles are respectfully invi
l»*I. J. A, XAllTJ.
July lt>. 2tif
UK KANT to a decree of the Superior
Court of Chancery, for the Lymhiiuig
lit'trict, pjonounced on the 22nd day of AD),
183d, in the cause of Nathan Loifttis ami Cm
I’la.ulilTs. against Samoal Collins Hnd others,
Defendant* ; die undersigned Deputy Marshal
for 1 hiM. A Holcombe, Marshal id the said
l’ouiff will sell, for cash, on flic premises, in the
counts of N>Don, oil Inesday the 27th day ot1
July, 1830, f if fair, if not, the next fair day
tin l eaner.) n ti«ct of land lying in said county,
on Kocknsli Ktvcr, and coufaining one bun
dled and twenty and u half aurrft, more or le$>,
and adjoining the lattus of Muse Fi»zpatrirk,
JerciniHh iiunerts and Muse Hughes, and ofl..
ers. Also, one waggon , one soiiel horse, one
bay mare, and lour pair ol gear, two negro
men, Sam anil Charles, and one woman DtO'V'
and the incu ase of the later.
JOS. L ROYALL, 0. M.
foi i bus# A. Holcombe, Mar
June 28 t»d«
^ £)1 KsUaNJ lu a ile- icc ol tin* Supettor
JL Court of Chancery, tor the Lynchburg
District, pronounced on the 29th day of Airy,
1830, in the cause of Robert Kive>, Flainltii
against Murrell and oilier*, defendants ; the un
deisigned Deputy Marshal for Thus. A. Hol
combe, Marshal of the said court, wdl sell h»r
cash, on the premise*, in the county of Nelson,
on Thursday the 29ih day of July,*1830, (tf D"
d not, the next fair day thereafter,) a U«*ct cif
land, lying in sanl county, eotifaming onehtin
red arifs, adjoining the lauds belonging m
the overseer* ol the poor, lor said county, Htni
the lands ol James Miufphv and James Car*
Also, one other tract containing ore huiidn
1,11,1 >»*• y one and a half acres, adjoining the
aboo mentioned tract.
JOS. F. ROYALL, D. M
fur Tito*. A. Holcombe, Mar.
June 28 ifrdx
Trust Jsale of Negroes.
£ IhUSl'AM to a deed of trust, fiecultd frt
■ liie subscriber by Thomas Julies, tor pm
poses therein named, bearing date tlie day
nt luly, 1827, anil duly recorded in the Clerk #
oflice of the county court of Bedford, he "ill
proceed to sell, for casn, to the highest bidder
on the 23d day of August ties', before the doer
u| William Terry ’s tavern in the tow n vl Idhrr
iy,tvvo negro slaves, Judah ami jVielson. Ad
mg as trustee, the title nn'y v< sled in biin a*
such will be conveyed, tin ugh it is supposed t*
be good. THOMAS MOO UK, Trustee
July 19. ids
LOOK AX mi l! •
. | *0-MOKK0W is the day vn v\. icti »**
! drawiug ot the Virginia State Lottery*
; JOih clas-, fur the benefi of the Dismal awiinp
Canal Jompany, takes place m Richmond
I l ots beautiful scheme containing a capital *•
$136,380 BOLLS.
is so arranged that every adventurer inay Ion
forward with soma confidence to getting r
handsome capital prize, of u hic'i ihc
contains upward* of eight v, viz *. I of
20 of Slut to, 2o of #500, 20 ol #300. and -•> ot
#2 it). As it w11 piobably he a long *i,nM
lure the ppblic will again be presented "i|h
another scheme like this, adventurers she" *
nut delay sending in their ordeis. A few chc e
numbers, wholes, halves and ipiailers, may Jcl
be had by early application at
\\ nriv’s OlYicc,
where the drawing will be received on luesd**/
even ug next.
July 22
JOBPSINfl#
Done a: if ft neatness and dri’o!1