I .1 l ir Xnr l«i'
7'!,f ' ‘ — ! 1'C pri*- !■’ ll]*i'll l' '* niiiiM1'
i«Vk". i) l •• filv, I' >r i« ■> «>r tin*•«* <1 •' *, l,;>* f
- i J . « Hi>t"'iilf-t.fnli'i; lV Sl.im U ink
1 -HI 'll ^ \ r. i I Ij.’imU \. S .'I'U li-'W’
It Hit'* ‘pi*' m*» , 1" 'Mil i iltl.* ** .1* '*•
l '.si- i 11.(• i1 \ > iiiimi* • irr '»i*
,, . IV irii t. IU'- L'lr it »rti«.l»iil:«ll,,’i "I
, v.-i if pi ttir Ti i- ir \. ti"« *|* i'l'l'
r %.y .. , . « -I -li II. I'I . wIimIi I.'tf
.'imiyUtin-.l .ini'- '1 • 'i‘K • * .»•» *t 1 fl
i m.
il is pi i'i.i'iIi > li"' r-c- ■ m in 1 '•
*f F.mliMl. .....* W"*T4
l,..*0.1, h«» an I I »«M' -
«Vr.i i I P- > l'>1* r"!' ,
t*,it rff «*t o:> ,(i t’»?r«kt e mu*i1 ; f«>r it r.«ttnof
*..» #fnifiti*«* f t '•»! »* nlni.i'.i tin* u .ivpr.nl o
iwtiio i <»' n»'*r«* mill • mi n tiini, i! h i A Imirmtr.*
Iiot) r.mi I H.' r. i ■ I w-acU \% *m*UI lravi* I hr* rur
r**ti‘'V aliitir, tin* m »t»■*> tn irk -t «ohM l*** 1pm *ii1>
jprt M mirtHtMiii, tnon«*\ luor* pmily pot at, and
{uKtHMt bt’Hi'r.
Tliprt* hi* . ill 1-irtif~nn? million tiro hnnlrc /
and eight a-thrtr thouxin l dollars in ill** I n a
surv, IwsmIp* fi r million fhnc hundrtd and
tten*tv**1 thousand dollars in th** liantU ofrli*
Iilirsiup nlltrois! FIhmp an* Inif tlir*-** ninnili. !•»
tllO 1*1 ul JautiKM, win'M lliti iiMMr*l»tilKm Mkfp>
plan*.
Tlie N| * I ,1 k l mi. H I ami Knquirer «■•>>: —
■* \\ t! Iiavi' nil.. I ivm ill In b*ln\T that (innrril
(•ainrs Ins lit-vb rrcitHdl limn Ins fninmimi in
'fVxas, mill rli.it I I'l. \ bill-kill a i'l surrru-il him
ns I nin ns nnr liintji* n Minin iln-n-. Il is I'mh.i
iih\ liUM' S i, tin \ ni'.l In- in ji'icil inloHinli'i
qii.irii’i-s sunn «h u* in nr vs n uti.li»|iim’<l triri
turv.”
Ni.w Y«mii,Oc*r. l.r».
DfjKirttrrc of Vis** nar\r* for Afnca. 'This
PliJfllHIlf ill l 1 t»*C * M K l hi* lle\. John Si* Vs, L N
S pi Hi* Ch or, an 1 tin KeV. < » ol o* S. ft row||, (ill**
Usi in miIuhh J > i'»»1 iill'll in in,) s nl» tl lor L'Lm*i m in •
llu; scboo irr Portia. 1 he»e entlemen are id!
niisMoinii n s ol 11M. liiodist t pi>ropal ( Imrch
TlieV wore »' v'lMiip ii.n d to llie Vessi 1 In a I'onionl
tUC ol the ^ n'.i . Mi ll’s Missi mi ii s S n ii'ty of tins
cil V, w itll a IioiiUnm ol ill • Boil III III M makers, two
ol Mr. Se vs t lull Ii eii, ,i 11'I several kind friends.
After e idn n in;’ • a* i» utli* » in token of .• lieniofl
ute an 1 f 'ni! Minad. 'i, iti* \ Iwiei led tog'io-T up
on tilt* wini f, aild we. r nemrndecl i I 11 | \ i• nI
prayer to (*od, when, • • ■ • * «\ tear*, tin \ parted
with their fi ieiids, e .. t v t * m » t no more on
earth. We Jean lliitt , r in*; <• roe, or* oi rmg
upon one of our erowded w i r\ \, w is turn hill” in*
deed ; so that tin* boss a • liimiMif those ru>plo\ *
ed upon the .I«• ck \\* le ■ i, uml many of
the bv-st#i»diis i m \ 1 t i ii ha's, while tins
ol , input ii\ Were s« • in li •• i M» ol ihe >ailols
\vlm manned I he boat w . n w .t> to roiives tin- in is
ftlOlHff l "s nil ho II I I I MIIS I sp Hi O. .iih tl limit* to
a lender Hi) I all eiii rur, a ! one which hid
not heel) pie iifan.e i. It w s tm'v u reretiiuM
of the In nt. [ (’»//«. .Mr.
I
J' i f t \iw ) > \ I'rnuHj Sltir,
/*ft bt nt.1' • ■ > til ('<■•. ' -Wo (mt'Oi ivo bv llie j
London M *i ( in mm'Jr, iniiiii^ (lie pri srnfa
i mis ut l.is M , i \ Idii* li \ t» , Mr. Cliailr II.
! * l.i\ .i ••, o' \ xx N i i , by t1 ( \ in* i min .Mmi'
ii t.— l i .'Ii - . . ;i . til i 'V'liliy al I if link ;
xx e lie. X 11 lit flu; lie III iti'li ( mill Mild tiit* i
1’i ui.'li h j 11 • i i 1 i"l"\ a ul cli ntocratir
lit in w -i < ii I • i»ley. 11 u i« uur won by
Il II XX • I. . '* . l> ! a X i it, ll.c Min of .1 11 tii e *1
ul ib i . \ .! . -, ^ u- i i ( M ill lb Itvaii,)
X' k|u ' li.s ’ ‘ r *1 > I . i ti * i it V, keeps till
\ ix u it* . ii,' m ot Iml. ite »*il In nulled knives
i ll* k'. Pi I 1-.S xx i i I > "ttlik, and is with il
’ b Jh'v , xv !k • t;ili» ('miil will* all tin*
x. loi i ii amh-iss.idof y and lit Id
i . k* ' .*s go .1 a figure as .nix nf the
. . i il i>, p are epiite certain llv.it
i so . ! It I ' l*i • • • no Mo. t a Mil llioud
XX .1J XV IIH P.I x nil ill i'4l I i Igoi of out llu
lull, v , «;eiiirx til l ; i ■ i.
Jit mat \ s by l !tt Ai/r Y*rk 1'ipress.
Mr. \ tii. mir Sen .Mary i I Legation, mice re
ii*lvod a | • i .t\ bro.ej hint, tli.it be |n evented too
lit.my \im ii* 'Hi ('- nit. .Mi. S-ri.VI \MON is
grn n \« < Ills i-xcs »\ il stare* bv ttttd l»v. Il
llie I.•lejbsli eouitiiiH hlmi.ll know (bat a .New
Aorkh.irdw i in nil ml x .»s pit vented at Court,
all the I .'si II ole s ol tie* household would be
in bis bin. - ‘ An Ann rn..n citiy.i id* i> past e
IIOIIOb III till Tuilel lev, lull at St. Janie* or Wmd
rm, a in.m must Ihiti-ii loiu*-t»i 1 I title to bit name.
M inx ol otn hille ^ anker boys have a little* otliee,
him! |m«« lorn (irtirrtil or so. A (teiier.el nt a
mighty In ' m t i in I .ur«'j. •, tlumali ni.mv ot tbini
here* mm Ii ti s'liibh, when in their 44 nidi arx
splendor,” the re Ii Iixn ietI laecpti x * that 11 le In -
bind a I) >ke m I)|>fi Iii*sh** c rri ige at n gurx into
llie com I x aided the I*.Ian. John Hull is verx
mucli pn/./.led vxli.it to il i xx itli broilier Jonathan,
wlieii Joiuiili in t'timiVi i >en. —O.lie | people ||om
llie ( u ititnnt iiiXf.i title to 11 ic* 11 iihiiii-**, and a
/i#/r i. inlroibu liou enough ; but xx e Jonathan*,
ludl ol IIS al least, i alimd lor tin* hie n| uy tell xx bo
e-ur great-^r null nbers m., Mr. Van Ilmen, h
is s ti.i, xx!m*ii in Ln .bin I i laioo d to be ol tin kin
der oo k ft nt i Iff. \\ i.'kiis, w t bn vc In m told,
w In ii oa bis leltitn liofii ILism i, whs inlei tiiinMj
xxitlia magnificent diumi at Windsor, xuiu,i; ho b
oiimoio Dukes and l)mc!ies«ev, xx oil the I'mo ess
A .CM a ait*l ill. 7 hi r, it i» said ipiestimunl him
e I .solx about onr funnlt s a...I rank. W e have
•ill the stoi x , 1 ut xx t• (ton v 11U#• to |ini it into pi mt.
I lie- uucrdoleje, bnxxe xer, xx i i» pit/uitnf, and M'.
Wilkin* uiniisc.j and ijiteiested hi, n,xal en.e i
iiimiv x. iy much. J .dm Hull, xx e Vankor* have
the advantage ol you in point el’ rank W’e are
till llolde (join he re—all ol tb. loyal l loo I. Duke*
mu! L uds and Counts, nil that h\ patent rigtit.
Il ll.li ury O’HI Iiiagau or Ted lx O’K mrke u ,||
rung ate lire, wo XV i I fjxe b in a nobility pa
t* nt m N ^oik city m a inmtb, espeiinllv hv ibe
• Ic lints re*just at band, aid Mt. \\m Ruim
wan j voters
JirrisiAiiLn IIomi n,r._V ,,
1ill,- pnrlicul.ir-.nl' inedi-nli ,.| n
"! Inylilv rt-.pc-ci.ilil.- p in-nii, in J.fli-1-..iii c.iitm
M >li»>ip; i, under I In f.ll..., i circ.inistann-v : ' ’
*' .. dial in I’ i-ln n in 11st, In- cn.c ,,|
",an,u « J'Ofu. On Hi.. -JJ I I , In, . ,y I ,. ,u„k onl
Iiai-iim* ul in.1111,1^., end i.u.iiin tin* name .da,
yiHlnj l.ulv residing near I,ini. 11, •a»ked a cI, ,....
Iliun .lit official,. ml llie „, »| \\ ed-e*il,n „| |,,x
imiiriaiM, , ||| al... i11\ in .1 i n- nu-rintt « eddine
cnnipiNC. \, I, In,II, il,,. s,„„ M,i„
m:d,| nt Inrne »< end,be,,. |„.
l<nj m.i, laid.-, I,i» ni.nbp. 1 cen-e. Frnn, ll,i»
pil'd"- pru- Iain.ilp.il tin- I, !. u-reiv ,*,! ||„ f,,Ht '
I ••In;, nee,.I In- cniiiempl.it, .- »e.l liny, »|„cl, I,ad
I'l-en aiian-i ,1 In I In- in,mac Inver. On tin, day
' “ ** *'.> 1*11*1 I r soirijimziuy Ilir rilrs ol iHWI
rm"..is, I,r. , .«•<!. <1, ,1. ,l„. ,.|T„rl» oil.,,
.1 ' " ‘ ’il lIn* 11,i, ,,f otM- iinlis iilioil’j |,|rt I,,,
. 1 *'' prov,,,, linn, t,# lit,' ri'Mtl.'nrp of],is
• pj I.inu uu-.ins.I.oucitr, I,,
JJ;*.* .,'V lioiu.-, and « .s soon in
. . ' ' •' l'-v « !io S:ir,in |t.S|„rin,.
s, nn'lui-a. ol inii-Her l. On H„,
ii, ' '' " ■i' c' "* *•'' man, iral dtvoiioij M a,
‘.no.il ul.'ar i., „,, M ,|l.amll4. rn.
mm,i*.-, as soon as lie
" "'rod tlif. „U against llie life of
• On •Saiiirdav, 27,|, Aug., In
• a kilo |.j»|nl.'McutB hik ,
o- ', I""1 warned
••m. r ,ii :j .;-n,l1 *** I
• li U« *j:r, hr f.rf-1 l- t fl. ml.! wn.n-.rd i.-i. in
rh.- Ire. .It whirli toahorv .t.rtr.4 ami thrr.v ...... t
,■ . r , N •» .. «• • nM" 1 "
it.. irt-d Ihr r..m«-nlr..!■."■• .I » ">»
, i |, , ii|mIu||ii-i.—lull suit i.'L’.-.l *»> IJ|r
fl.-ml Iihl.m him. with I*.I «"»«**•. !•••
,l» c .iii.miH <>l ih. *<’<■"" I >V"r> l|" l"* »' ' ")
1., || h',1. »p. "I*’. .!•«! . I*f|'-*t III." rl».,r «l .In
nsilftiiMril «f*d tlfillhunMlf! ' * I‘>m lie hftd
reii'lyVil i^dcstfbv.
|*im’ foil »\% in i entrains .i *utfr ncnt ol lie "i '*1
1.. rn*l# deltb* rate ninrd* i w|i ■ « It wehnw In ud .
i i in -rd* r»i limes. Il m it hr ielird on .i* .niibrnl,c.
T Knfli ritlr
I 4/ » m i i , (Ti.nn.) >i i t. 4?l. Is l<*.
SlH. A III Ull tT Mill C«»MM»ll4l**sf III
count! , iir«r ihi* pi.it r, on I In * load li ding lo K**|i
lu«div, l.»>t wi'rk, in st ll-defence, under the follow
«M<* rtrctiiHWHii: Wdhain lli»r*l sbo4 I h»m»a* J.
II i rv, w h*» espirrd hin %b«n i limoaflf r. I In* p u le ►
w'.'ic broUieft-in-ln w ; It id leidtoij bid rusted b* -
imi'i ii ilimi; i ie deceased bud occupied ibe bou*e
nlieir llur*t now live*; bad removed to til * i. nib
Orrli.ml in k»*»»linkv, with bit funds; lelurntd a
i;.w it mi back lo tin* neighborhood, at tfu/ti/,
wiih a vim lo b.ive satisfaction. On the day of the
l.il.d deed, lirrrj (whose father live* ill this neigh
borhood) borniwe*l a gun ol one of hit lirolhcn,
w.ilked pail Hunt’* house several li 'K'*, and sfup
pedonf «#li sight. Ilursi’s eldest ton /litroviTtfd
him, and lialluoed in lus fallun ib.it Merry intended
lino oirt Herrs then came in *it»iil, and walked
low.iid* llonl and Ins wife, bulb then standinc in
tin* roid. On neannp, Merry levelled bit rifle.—
limn got behind Ins wile Mini used her as a st••*•»«i,
Ui-i i v still dodging t » get an aim nr sight to shoot
limit, lutin' nn*a'» iime, llmst sent his sun to
hoi row ii rifle. This Indian Mrugjh lasted flltcm
or twenty minute*, tlic* contending partif1 * being
some three feet npait. Berry, finding ho fouhl not
get a shoot at llmst, without probably lulling Ins
inli , vs bn 11 he did I) •( vs lot to do, to ik tin » ill*' in
iltie hand, and dr« vs hi* hut. In ikn h w ilh tin- other.
In 'he act ol doing so, II ir*l*s son handed hi* hi
ther the loaded i ifle, who instantly sho Berry
through iltCthoilv nuirtallv. l»i*i ry uim» nr. <i, d m
iiiKsi d, lb bull pruxi i * tin* ^i lo of Mis. Hurst's
bead. I Ik* two idles ei irU* d vv iitiin u second
of e ich oilier, II uni tiling first. \fter being
slnn k lit'ii v unde all effort lo reload, in a ft vv .
n.unite* It. k off In* shot-pouch, laid Ins nib* *»• >
gainst I lie lenre, hiuI soon I • • 11 andetpired. Alter
full i il", vt a ter % is II nub il to hint* lie Spoke il tew
vv orris—tbut In* b id fonio lo kill Hurst, but Hurst
bad killed him. II * r talked hii forgiveness, and
H i r\ ga\« him hi* hand 01 loken, add,-in doinv* ,
so expired. Horst gave luimelf i»|», vv as ti ied b\4
a railed Court MSI dav, and u('(|inlled.
f»ei rv lias b il l vv idovv a id small t.uuilv in Ken* ,
lucky. |
I have ih night proper to give tins buef state*
ms*nt of the cave to prevent false i umoi», Air.
('ntholic Statintii i. —'There are now in the It
nils d Slate « iln (*e hundred and end it \ two c hill rlies,
three hundred und loll\ •eight pnests, twenty col
leges and se.ninai i s lor males, **ixl v seminaries lor
f mules, and seventeen convents. | V V. lira.
m. .»/. /t /: it it,
11 v \ h Site a if i'..
** (3 ^ J*'d ‘ lioiu the NoitU aiiil is now 1
t * ptep.ticd to otfei a complete ussoi (merit of
i>icv uuoiis, (;icon;2:n:M,
tints anti t aps* Shots, *V<r.
Puichitsed at aueti m an<1 pi iv ite sale in ;ltu New
A *uk, I * 1iiI.i«I<*I pit i.« and llaltunoie inarke!*1.
The following aif .i le v id the article* rompi ising
hi* a* .ortment
• 1 1 and ti 1 I'tdU <1 Cloths, f >i scivautx wf u,
il 1 M l\ed ( ‘as-iiln Its,
White \N » I h I’lauix,
Nap Cotton, \\ ilson's make,
M .u linxbui g I'laid landseys,
Mats land IViiiU ntiaiv do,
•I 1 Kentuekv J< ins,
i» 1 and ti I Sinmoe*,
ti I < t|U d« N ap do
■ l I J ic|u<irdrt, fm L.uliis' wear,
LaimeL, nil colors,
t loth and < is iin'Mci, Mot’, black, fancy coloied,
mixed, iVe.
.And expect* to rtreirc in a few day* an ad iition
ali supply ot the abort’ artirlcM.with many otlicix not
euuuteiated.
All "l win h he w 11] xcll„»it satisfactory pm<s.
Sept. Jii Gw if
»\ r. liowi N,
2 doom above Messrs. W ill lain sew. Victor,
Iti now men mg a very large wid geneul assort
metit ot I '.ill .nil At inter (•oi)d>, cniupiisng
«•*« ry article in the lute ot Uiy fluids and Croccih n
1 Hti table lor the present mil 'appioaching se-.oon,
" Inch lie u ill if I at the tnoM udm ed pm e»_|*u,.
chaser* will find it to then . dvanta^e to call and cx
audne lux stock.
Oetobei I? Lt it
H 111-:AT U iNTKU.
H" INK understood lii.il a repot t La* bctucir
cul.mil through ihe cuuulry, ih.it m coom*
HUciii i' ul tin* lu,s ut uur Mill cl.iiu, w v ate out ul
the W heat ti|.ill*et ;
We lake this tiietliii'l to lulmm our nhl customers
ami the |mhlic genet ally, thut tee wish to bnv alltlie
Wheat n p e all, anil shall he prcpllnul it all limes tu
gne I In highest market priee in rash, tor all W heal
deliver! *1 .11 our Mills. We respect lull, ask the
laimem to call on us holme engaging the i crops,
as we an deteimilled to do by them as well as auv
uthet dealct or iJeah-is in this market.
M A II. S I WKIIOfSM'
V It — \V I have a good supply of I'lnistiu on
hand, which we would let out customers have outlie
most accmurmulaiiug terms, xml wish to purchase
II In 4011 hart els ol the glowing crop ut t 'oru.
M. A II S. I,.
1 vm hburg. Sept. 2.’ (iw ,|
'lojon m:vmi;n i \ii.oks.
YY 'Nil 1) .in d into ly, t In ee or four first
T ▼ I.ite Join m y mail Tailors, m w hum constant
employment ant good wages will he given.
II \Ni;v A VVOLTZ.
I»iii lianan, Oct, 20 3)
IH’.V KSTIC'S,
I l>T rer. ived, 12 I’nh s hinvvn ('otton Domes
li > of i i most approved factories.
M 'in IN, w AIID, A D VMS.
O to' er I
oxrjiff: axesi:
E 11 V \ I', si s 11 a I yoke ul silting . t *, u * n I > I k (I \ -
• eii, fur sale. Apply slimlls or, l ev will |,«
made Itoef. Z. A Dl< LWl.VK) \ I),
Near Hull'.ilot* Spring,, Vml.ei’si,
9i w.iw
NRW f’A l.D GOODS.
I \ M now recusing „,y .tuck of Kali Ceo.ls. ,
which is large, ami com) rising tlie sarirts u»u
y lolind m tlm l.cst si te, |e,| assortments. |\ ur,|,- 1
ally Invite my Ulimtianr ..,, ra|, niu) ,.x
mi.no.;jmm
dw!r
' tJGIST W VN'fEp,
\\ ' ViTp. s xomip m.,,. tot,Up cinr-eof i
* tiolrwli* an,I ,„| |l, „f N.„r ", *
»rl qua,,fit-,| 4 naJe. jMi ,r,„,.t\
»',1 lu Aim. (WrewetHo A, |i. | *
,.3a ,»..
October 10 .
- -,- < I ll
CASH POA WHEAT.
E f?iil>s<'ribi rs, (one door above R.charJ Tv
\UieLm,*' * i lli‘!,,PS, "»*«» T 'ce tur
" *,rMj iiiro»n»hout \kt 2$ca*on 1
JuK? * ItCOTU&LACY
Vi !f
r. > \vi //«t nu i •//,'« M7.«.v.
--------- ~ — : ■
WToaduy, Octobor 2*1, 9 836.
'/'hr I'riiftlr, I amtu! it faint IhcfrUnw.
III.H W W I III. IllKII.
n>K I’KKsimiNT.
m*f,n l \ w son win i r , of ritinrsst c,
on
WILLIAM IILNItV HARRISON, „i Ooio,
A* the vote* lor the one nr tin other miv prevent
an election by the IIou t; <f Koprimnutive*,
an 1 si-< tut* a chotet* hy the- I'KOl'I.I
full vici -I'lttsihENT.
I hat tri«*<l Re publican St.ilcMiiati anil Patriot,
JollN TV LF.lt. of Virginia.
“ The recent «h iiioikI r at inns of public M-ntmcnt
inutile, mi the lict of Lx* cuiive dunes, m rh.nar
ter* too legible to Im* ovi i looked, the task of J«L»
I ORM ; h hie 11 Hill rrquiie, pai to til.trlx, the cot *
rectum of those above* that have brought tin*
t></frontier of f/it /VUnit Uorrrnmt uf in conflict
wit|t the fitatom of thitions/'
I huh son s Inaugural Add ten,
Lhetonfor /'resident and I'ic&/'resident.
William K Johnson, of CU«*«iorfieUI(
Jon n t Rtjrn \hi\ of Southampton,
William Collin*, of Norfolk County,
Mark \ i.i t\n ih.ii, of Mecklenburg,
A i.lk y \\ il*on , of i *ulithet land.
J %Mi * S\t N!>t rs, of Campbell, ^
Josi e i MiltTIN.ol Hem v,
l< not iu .Me (' \n ulisii, of York,
M 11. Li a vt I*. I At l.o k, of Caroline,
Korn R j i» . i Mil i k, oi Ktehutontj County,
Cm m*vi iv Jom no) %, of IS iclmuiuii City,
Wili.ivm I (ioRuoN, ol Albemarle,
John I Marti, ol SpotUyliania,
John J mnh, ui I,ou(Joint.
CriARLM .1 I * a t' I.K * f. n, of He rk elcy,
Joh n II If Smith, of Frederick,
.lost 1*11 ( IMVKN*. of Hot kill ^ h.lift,
Krminp (• IIai.f»\vin, ol Auens'n,
III vii r Ci brink, ut Crtenbrier,
Joiiv 1*. M%ttiikm*. of \\ ythe,
KoHF.nr Klimt, of S i vih,
Jolt. S II ft k W 1 !l l nr. of K tlt.iwha.
Mu i W (’ n > pli n t, of < »hio
rSTATD EJECTIONS.
We subjoin stirli returns is li.ivr um lied us fruiti
tin* Slate elec liens. An I, first in inipnitun'',', as j
it is r.imraiy Ui out anticipations el tin* ri salt, ■
eiinies tin Ln eul Slate nf
I’F.NSSYl.V \ NI A.
I i li itli In incites nf tin.' .S um l. 'gisl ilure, the 1
\ an Iliii.ii majority will be large—,inil fertile
nest t.engre,s it is .isceit,lined that the following
gnnilrimm have lu en ulccleil : . j
•«» I hire n. Hums,in.
I.eniU! I Pus liter. .1 nlirt Sergeant,
l-raitris .1. Hit |ier. Uenrgit W. 1‘ulainl.
I e "h Fny, Jr. -l».ivies.
If it fl l>. U aeener. Divid Putts.
Fdw.ii'l II. Ilubley. I Iis itcI 1 hudingtun,
II \. M tlili■ 111 urg, -\| ,,|js
I- "In-. It. tl'i. T. W. M'Keiiti in.
M' "i > I-" in. , h uies Itidilli
Jad e *|, ill r. .Imlgi || in v,
C"l. M. Chir.'. --Ogl,',,
-Potter.
- —■— 11 ituaiutu].
Job At inn.
lh'. P il'erson.
\\ ni. Ilcattv.
It is injiissib', at |iresent, (,o ''.cittern: at tl
indefinite ,ir" 1 " returns,) l u to mi aivv intelligent
o|>iini i "t tie mi mint III' lb., Vail ifuren popular
majority. Vssoon as we ri reive tlie full re urns,
tile exact vntii sli.ill be liil bln,.' our leaders,
w liicli w ill euablit them to ju Ige for tlieuiscfsct
whether I lie re bn .in, re is unable linpe of us er
coining it in .November. When it is recolleeteil,
dial, in September Iasi, in .Marvliin I, tlie Van
... P"|mkir majority sv is inwards of IllMJO, and
' It'll, in a ul'm til a I te i w a r.l s, tile scales is ere re v so -
Sad, till! Wings succeeding by a iiiajoiily of more
th in 1700, shewing a change nt ah. ul5tJ0Uiii that
s nail St III , n e have ttn reason to Hrt/inir, Imu -
ever gloomy the prospects may seem, of ef
fecting a similar revolution m the Kev-»tonp
Slate. But, it this hope he deliisMe, us we
a ’knowledge that it is exceedingly lain-, the duty is
n it leis incumbent upon die opponent, ul Van Bn
reiiisin elsewhere to mai it no a firm and unn>ncb
lm‘'"u"' “ *' '» "‘*1 in die power nfuioil.ils
| to comm a i I sucre.."—but ws; „,,v dese.veii;
ami dint is even better tli.in success itself. The
i South, purticulaily, should alibis crisis exhibit a
I ducide.l and 11 i.iuinioiis front. The prospect of
j the election of., Northern President, who, in rein
I lom to the Slave (J test ion, ocrupie. a n„ ,f equiv
" al i" sition, so far from inducing any South,,;,
M hta tu falter in his course, alt,mid inspire him
with n Hewed icsalulion to do all that may be pro
jptrlyd.mu to guard out right* and interests
I gainst the growing fail ii.irism of lb.. Pa, .
t'Clda!ly I, tins dots thus Incumbent upon uv.if it
I he true, as SI.II, d, an i us we verily believe, that
;tl.e AUOLIIICI.N IjU'SlION fume,I th,
i 5,1,1, $ in f.iror (,f l an Huituitin in l'tnn,y/ra
atn.nnd nchieve-l a vi-torv bus even asto,,
i ,l,<! ‘ P'lrts” tl , ms. !,,.s. \\ P
bill a few day. Lei " t ,e , |, cb.m, ..
si/lvii nan," (an ackn .»ledg, d ... {>r^u\
solemn s a ipt aled to the numerous sort of
krr.in that State, toman e„ ,l„Jr abhorrence ,,f
Smiihem Slavers, by suing f,ir Uu|(.„
“ ”l’° '* ,n ‘•'vor t*l‘ VbHlil.' H," an I against White
an I Hail lion, “ who are against it." Wo see
the loading Van Ifuren paper, j„ M is* trims,nts
> erinont, sVr. similar uppr.ds ,|,i, fanatici
principle,—and llm course of Vat, Karen and llar
rioin on tie Missoni i qoratinn is contra-led, ,|n- i
... ' ■*" Buri‘" "* ' rv•. .fFreu Negrw Suffrage
''‘Tilted, and Ins declaration that Congirs. has
dm cinistiiulion.il power to abolish Slavery in the
Dl.stlu t el Columbia i, cited, to show, that’if hr i.
n tyc/ prepared to g,sr Tup,,,,, and Harris,,,,
; "»* '"ip fraternal," |,f should be ,|,r favorite
1 cndMa-f ofi!,r .lbnlitiani,,, t',„ tlie Presidency,
I a> L-i i;i- wore rlnselv i li-ntiii. d with them in ppi
I “r" "■ ?'••••*_• r..|>ln, ,i| ,„,si,i„nf ,i,aK
‘"' "■r 01 1,15 ul*l.«-i>. And he „ their lit,
; v.,t Me t'.mdid nr. Ta„p.ln & Co. may put forth
I missives, declaring ,!It.y •* hive no candidate in
' Cl11 dii* is n deep and well-planned I
i 11 is designed and intended to deceive the 1
f0.U,h- .. roju. s wdl know that if they
! l,0,MpJ °l', nl.v 'he Van Buren fla?, it would cut oil I
aM Southern votes, and endanger hi. elec- 1
tion. I.vn e. tiles proimilge ! their manife.to, do- 1
daring t!ltJt thc> h*J 44 no caihJiJ.ite in t!,*. field,” ]
’ : ‘ *“ ’"!l suspicion at the South, while
(In*v W'»r* labor k Or Nan P#im*n »
n»v Vnlh 1 I ha! tn»* i> trm* ie**nn ul
flu* \ .1 . Bann tii inij li in PewiM l%ani , at
h ast t > a cn*,»i « si el, hi? ii** m»»r« «1 nil**
iliai we 't‘* "ifr (in i violence. S!iall tin* Vmith
nni' null Pen.*; s\|\ iiii.i. a 11! |i v i ill u i 1% ■ ■ i*i ! *
of in** Nui Hiriti f.iuatu - t *s ill we help |o
bud i d" :i irupnu whitli m? #n innwolaled, imi
(o kind! !IH Irn* wh ' 0 I** cOrnuim* ii* ? \ic
m* '.. in Ii d 11v j»»ri\ / i '‘i ii w »• r.ctimi s#*#* ( l >i
are \si *>, miitii i. ui i lit rttil l Ming ill l?U' fir
dial, di*i igb ill •• r, \\ • .lie In**«J{••>> m die jietils
dial s.m roumJ ai|il i: ji; 4 al.ea J «*f n* ? NN’e in
in i? tie- people «»f \ ii jmi a tu poii'hi these tiling*.
NN . IcMiki* the Wllies In hi* exrif d |i\ them to
fi tv a r * df!| encr. T«> the !*t»<* warm rind inac
l Ve, xve address them, * '.if wnnhl awake n steep
ing liP-ud, w hose house Wilt in limits. I o (in*
Nan 1»• 11 in lies de'ii) se i v eii we would appeal, to
suireudet th'-ii p'-rs in d perlereuces at the slume
(•I da public fooil—to rein in nidi \ an Burcnpvhen
lie > ire that his Iriumph will he die first step In
ward* die Jutruction vf thr South
SVW JI KSLY.
I hr fill reiitrmi have not hern received from
ihis Stall*. Sufficient is know n, however, to show ,
that, in die Legisln tuft*, tint \ a i fJureiiite* have
a m ij M i tV ot 10 on j ii of hi Hot. It is no I known
w hethcr llm V. lug or Van Boren Cjngreioon.il
ticket ha» succeeded,
oiiio.
NN c have hear.1 from 27 counties—w hich give
<*er». J .ixepli N ance (WliijJa majority of about
7,100 votes ovei Judge |'li Baldwin (Van) for
die office ol (inventor—showing tin immense
gain upon die vo»e of 1831.
!• or (’ongie*st nor n tm ns are encouraging, as far
• s ihev ,ro. In die Z in «\ 1111 • district, Mi. Il.n.
per, die NN liig can li late, is elected hv upwards ul
500 voti s, over Mr. 11 011111 ( V. B.) — In Sf. Clairs*
v ille district, tlm present N an Bur»n meniher, Mr,
K< limit), is he 1 ie:» by .Yr Aiexinfei, (NN I iii* J hv
ale-tit 200 hi ijoiity. — l 1 die C-diiiiihiH district,
J’Teiniah McLene (N 111) and present meniher, is
, beaten by Jmeph Buljwav, Sen. (NVhij.) hv a
large fit 1 j* 1 il\—slowing again ol two Whigs in
the only three districts heard Ii -on.
M Ml V LA ND,
Till' trmdile.< in lliis Si He, r iUsed liv till' in I. -
lcn*ih!e con Inrl u( ilit- nineteen Anarc liisis, me '
mil yet over. T lie following lc*l I *.• r In I lie l! Inn
of llio linllimoi'e Pa: riot is iulert simg :
\.v\sroi.ts, Oct. 13, 1836.
Several ot the Hectors U'11 inn ii lint 'Hornin
lor Ilahimnrc, anil tellers an* expected to go i,|i
to-morrow. I'ln'ri' will mu, I umlnrst ml, lie a
loll meeting a. ain until tin- l(i || (,f Nnxemlier,
wlii'ii sflmediiug ill liiiito will lm il.nm. A | or
•i.m ol tin' iiit'iiili"i'x vi :I1 ri'inain here until tli.o
Him', adjourning Irani d iy to day, to keep up ill,
college.
Valiant spec nl tlinns an-all at hen* or lo the
roiirsi'in lie pursued in the event of ilie nitinitit.
relusal ul tin* lartiiiiis iiiinotilv In form a quorum !
"I (lie college. Some think that the tvviiitv-IWo
It.t v e the t igiit to til i kr I lio Semite vv it limit the con- j
rmreuceol I'n' nlhers. O hers suppose ihat tin !
College has the inhi ient rig! I In |irntect its own |
exi.iente, and I It It the dill v ol I hi ise who ItaX’e at
O'mleil t ir ilie |tei form i'ire ot tin n rnosiitHtimi.il I
do's is in issue virus ol elri iioo In till the varan
vies nt t hi is- who have rnlii.t 3 I art. Ilie most !
pirvaihig and hesi Mi|*p.nted ii|iiuion, however, j
•wi'ins In he, that in the event of a failure on lie '
pot III the college t i elect a Setlti e, liv reason ol
the noii-altenil Hire nl the en.istiimimi.il qiniium,
or from any other cause, the old Sen ate holds u
vei until a lo vv one supersedes it. The adherents
ol 'he li.l I oni'se urgin' [hat the Cnnsthuihm iii
, "'ini" I in rmivrv all the povveis necessn v for ils
!,,,,ii preserv in i„n ; that there is n ■ expre.s limi
; lainm lo the term of the See.He, other than the
unpolnluirtit ot a superseding Senate ; licit the
Con.mu i III stipulates that it shall not hr* ahered
j nr alii,lisle'll in anv otlao m inner than that which
i il-rll points .ml : that tlii. pi ov i ion of the Consii
I mi ion will he annulled if its alleratimi or almlition
i he permitted ii the manntr lecommi.tideil hv the
I factious mitmrhv of el.-, ors ; amlfm.llv that the
1 '.'licit I'l iiieiple of stilus re'/iulslictr justifies that pu
■‘iliim, for the purpose ol preventing the desli or*
... the l.'ousiimtiun in a violent, lawless and
| feviihltiioiiirv milliner. Wll.il is to lie the lesoll
I ‘d di ' Cl Isis it is be V mid lie vv ii to pruphi sv . All
tliai I can sav is, and even Maryland patriot will
! join he.ii tils in ll,e ej ico alion, (iod send die
] good old State of Mar , land a safe deliverance from
] *11 hi*r »r<»*11 * l* >." ’
In the [l iltimnrr Chronicle of the |7ih i„s,. „r
"I'm rv e the proceeding* of n *• nnmermis meetii g
j "f the friends ot Stale Reform,*' in Washington
r.iuniv, irrummendtng that their Hectors, (Mes
| -is. Wason and Mucgill,) “ as soon as satisfactory
issuram e s are pm u that a majority i f the State
Sen.iters Will he rlmseii favorahle to the passage
' "I a lavv calling a Convention for the purpose > t
: remodelling the present corislilnliun of M h v land "
. ih .II enter .he Herteral College, and aid’ i„ tlu*
' elerlinn „f a .Senate, even if the inemhns iherenf
1.rr<"'' 'lie U hig party—If no such as
. snranre* be given, they mlv i*o their Hectors In
I die stand they have taken. The Chron
| o le, however, lakes the crimed that the Whig
| F.lectoi's cannot, consistently with their < Intruder
. and Obligations, give (/ay pledges, though it de
< hoes, at the same time, licit they,, rtf envious to
| • hen the II ipnri d It farm in die Suite Cimstili.
lion. \\ e hope 1 li.it a mere mailer of etiquette.
" ,!l m” ''*■ I" ni i ted t„ prevent the am cable ad- |
justmenl of ibis lad inns vie Hoversy. In I..
tune, vve perceive (bat the Anarchist* are already
nominating tin Ir ramlid.it, * tot die State Con. i
ventiun, railed by themselves. It i* v. rv ev -
deei, however, Ihat any Coiivrnli.m held nm’e,
such cirriimttances, will represent, not the people
1,1,1 “ """• V'rlil <«. die Slate, ami that i|.
ms, »„ far from being regarded a* binding, will
he resisted,hy those who take no part in ils organi. ;
,un* 1 MU‘S5 >'** foti’jjroiHist of ihe »•*
l>tmg «11tnc11111,■«, it i, etjdeiil tli.it Mart i.1 tt ill
h ue to i-iim tltrntigli seine, „f great violence anil
iliaoider, and perhaps ufMiiodslied, More lier
stlininn, are remodelled; ami, t„ avert evil* ol
Midi ina li) it tide we hoj c tli.it 11 f “ assurance”
Hiked tor. ... a jp.rit of ciirili ,|io„f bv the ci,i
7.en, of \N H»l,i„5i„11 comuiv. will he Biveil hv the
, ' 'f fM'e" « Cotiventiot. in.,v hr
legally org.nm7.ed by ,|w ..tilm,.d ..
•“ 1,0 •,««-'*»8"lie two Electors of .hat com,,
ty ih ,11 take their *,.ai* j„ t|lc Celle™,,
HIE VO I E OF VIIICJIMA.
We arc, lW«■ to ...Imii'.lwt Hie decisive vole in
l ennsv Iv101,1 jus.ifies .ho pusumptint, that Van
B.'ren ,s her choice for .he next Presidency ; and
Hia. .he |>roj|HTt r.fhis < lection, a, ,!* succcs,or
' ■ nelson, is lend, red jirubnbU hv that „n
looktcj for even,. ’But shall Hie voters uf \ i,ei
*•'' '° <,,*’l’arCu «?«y. because ,ho„ el 1
r..M, tu .1 -rt II.. “ <‘t.r »«'* | rtiv.- ... ..vtilii.t 1
N... Loi u miimi -j-ui n» t.n iu ii lim.l.i. ii kiiuiis- j
I i, nil ini|H'ii.yit, iti.il il l1 SSiii'li »Ih»«WI ,
III : 'liiui .l"! (lull'. III ll|l|HIMlill.l I" 'I"' A i^. .mi •
■ milt.! ili , ■ i. « i«.i:oi' i .. ..v I. X HI. fil.ri n 1
Vitlli.il >1 I...IIII HIH, /r nil) In.1.1 l‘l‘:y I'j* 11,11 ;
\ ii a mi.i |HiH." n*i...i!i <"i il.i* i*»> •
\Vh. iil.i t '.»nT $t.iM l.i.li ..j < "»<•
munili >li.iP .i ilrtrU. im 'I "I'l * >"»•»" 111 'I" <* *l,‘11 ;
..Ill,” let mil ill" Iii.'tl.' 1 fkl
mi 1 .id'll.Ui.iii'if i'li !*'!' it l -ii .1*‘ :n i i ■
It'IIH' III S'lilllnM ll . 11»-ili«|n i*• ;■ 'i 'l l»».
' ' ' . 1 ■ lift ' X 1 1 ' " 1 6 n tills
(],4\ tx\ i» weeks, let t rci’V \\ lug voter g,o t«• the polU ^
and record hi- \ nfe, We may x»t defeat Van
Unit'll. But if we fail in that, we shall luxe the
consolation ol knowioe thm we iiwve done <ttr dtN ’
tx, and that xxearn not responsible for the evil
rnnsequeiiceti :1m? max' follow. “ l! Koine mut
fill,” xx r shall he rnmicent of her ru.'ti.
“ di.mocu \Tir kkplt.mcan."
in assuming l.u tide, In which they have to
truth not the slightest pretension, mdesji the ivefln
ing of l.itijuaoe ha< been rouudi tely revolotioit
»/.i* I, the friends of Martin \ .hi Uinen liavti mani
fested their iisu d dexterity an I rutin nfind d' *
played their uniform run rmpt I u the public un
derstanding. A pail) which contains in its l inks
tlie mo*t x indent member* of the old federal party
— mch a* Ta ex , \v!ii xx is lie ir h i h r tit M in
l.itiil, an I Buchan m, w ho occupied the same pi -
ttiii ui in I * • *;»n sx I v a i i i, in 1 Sedgwick, C i hot ami
0«good of M «s>.u huselts,—slmxv, at tin* same
time, the extent id their oxvu impudence, and ol
tin ir reliance upon their ability to impose um n
the puhlir, when if ‘V tin list lorxxard these old dis
ciples ol the Hanford (,’ouxention sclmo', to do
battle i i ilefcnce ol the principles of Jefl• rson and
M idison ! I*11 feuding to hit the “ friends i f tl e
people,” parrxt’• llntrr, and Ion I and noi»\ in their
professions oflemud and ih |. rem e for the pnj n
l ir will, like K ihespii.Tre, and other popular tv
rants tx f re an I since his day, they employ the
ronfj.h nee which they have won by bvpoerihX to
lil i in I the |» ople t .» their 11 :•€*#• |»? i v« arts, until i
xxnhi ig tun late fnnii their crednliix, they fnnl
th«- letters, forged hy their own liamK, atreudx en
circling their limits. Sin h is the uniform late of
.ill Republics—They pass thro tgh all fin stapes of
('on upi inn, Demagogue is u nil A n.irrlix, to I).
potism. II t .1 n» nil eel y in the second stage of
nur downward journey, and si m ling on tin* \ i\e
of the third. It will hi* a in ’rude which shall suutdi
ns from the ifnlp*i which b is swallowed up, in oth
er ages an I countiios, the last vestige of ft ou go
xernn ei t.
THE \BOMTION CANDID\TE.
We have ass tied, in amuler pi ire, in this
morning1* paper, that, be Mr. \ an BareuVs indi
vidual <| n. ions vx I ait tla x max, •»(. II I e is regarded
by the Abolitionists as d< cidcdlv the best man fur
tin *ni. Audit xve needed »11 n further « videuce ol
ibis f.irt (ban i> furnished bx Ins course on the Mis*
souri ijiii s'iou, by bis vote resti ii ting the introduc
tion el Slav *s into [ b»rida, bx bis support of En e
Negro SilflVu _e. and by bis avowal of the right oi
fVntgresr. to emancipate si i\e« in t!ie District ol
Columbia, xve have it in the fats stated in the fol
low ing leltei :
lioSTOX, >"pt. 14, ISJO.
Mi [ones, F.ditnr of the Cl uni tie.
Ilcnr sir:—Tin* pirn press at Mobile, anil nf
lie* snnil generally h ive endeavored in rre in* die
inip’essio i, 11111 11n* ui'pimen * ul slavery ;tl the
ninth iirv uppnst i! to Air. \ an Boren—uni lli.il the
"> ■ lleineill w .IS erieill llt d and kepi a'ive by llie
Whigs.
This IS Dili llie f.rrt. Till* advnttlles of anli
slavery ale nut lO’lmeil in anv pirn — b it si re
llie fa IIOIIS linn-cuinnnllul lellei uf Mr. Van Bun n,
un ill it siiliji'i'*. inaiiv nl llie I ailing ahnlilitinisls
"bn have Ibrini'llv gone tvilli llie W bias, have
gone over to bis support, as Mill will see bv sev
* i a I papers which I seed you—si.i, uf w hicli a re
lieai'eil M nt in \ an Bur*'!!, anil in tin* same enluinu
sou will find iufl i nuiMituri aiiti--|.*\erv anivli's.
I lin I) ol iloist* papers to: rears were stautlfli ml*
vacates nl Whig principles, lull iiniiieili aielv all. r
llie appe ii.nice of Mr \ an Boren's teller, hoisted
llie lory flag, and gave as a reason, dial iliev con
sidered I ie subject i I abolition p ir.inimint to all
o|!n is, and Mr. \ in Biireu, it nut an uriurrtt abn
lillonisl, would be more likely to favor llirirdur
• rins ll a i rillier i f bis oppoiieols—pariiei.l iris
should lie v her m ' strung anil influential as a par
U—w liicb lin y now fl.uier theuiselv es ivill soon
lie lilts c 'S'. 1 am silisfied, after 4 months
tiari lliug i i die difTeri nl iiiin-stavo holding Stales,
dial ibis puny is already more mni.einus dun is
genei .,|ly supposed at dig S'lull— ml is daily iu
CUMS ll— this being die case, w! o can doubt
Iml il will have an influence with lacillaimg, on
principle I, vox roMMlTTst. pnliiicans J It is a
matter id surprise in nu*, that any southern
man, with southern fgi'ling*-, should advocate die
claims ot Air. \ an Ihll'ell—will'll' lie is NOT COSI
MITTKI), 'in a subject, un wiiirli die very • •>. isienre
of till* r lion ill III ll I-, except by an i vasive, uii
"leanire , do ible-laced lellrr, w hit'll of itself ex
I'Bits a u III of .ie, i-i'in and imlepen lence ol i har
acii'r— iml ADMITS an ignorance of our ron-ii
tnli"'1 lilth' rri doable to one n ho is a randidtaie :
for die liigliesi oflier within die gift of die people. |
It IS known In yon, tint I am an advucato for
.lio'ge White, I ul as the opponents of Air Van j
B,n.-n are divided hi tween Judge White and Gen. '
Harrison, il is evident dial iliev must eventually i
mute upon one or die other i.filiem. In del', ni Mr. I
\ .m Bnri'i. (thereby giving a ih aili blow to die re
gem y, i-da very, iml spoils parlie*.) [ lrilsi
Jn l.e W bile may lie die man—Iml should it f |
upon (tetier .1 llims.in, ii is », || enmig , dial d ■
>1. nil should linderslaiiil, dial lie is w It. us on die
siibjert ol slavery. 11 any heller evi lence of tins I
he want'd than Ins voles un llie .Missouri f|,eMj,m !
— i| may I) • Imuid in llie slreniiniis npposilinn to I
hi o u'limisi li e Ah I.no,lists die No, ill.I if I
lie lose O n I II will he upon ibis gnu ml. ’ | will ‘
• eld dl l! llie respectable part of Ids t nmnmiiiiy,
are ipn'** ‘mlignnil widi die de, i.i,,„ ,,f Judge
Siiaw in tin .slave c isr. \ SOl'TII FK .\ T ll
j (£?* Ti e Whip contains a letter to Mr. Van [)„.
*'Bn,,<l •'> 1(3 <>l Fluvanna, re,.ties*,
mg Inin to give liis views mere deft, « Iv tltan he
Iteretnfare done, in relation to the various as
peels of tha Slavery Q.te.ti,,/,*
fus'd Id amirrr. Whs.hot that he dared no, re
ply to plan, interrogatories 7 The people of the
■>m"h are now in the •• ctt.ais of their la|, Ar„
they ready to give up their rights—m have their
property confiscated to sacrifice c- erv thing tin ti,
' lo ^‘■men—i„ order to ratify Mr. Ritchie’,
> tiait w ah Van Huron, and tooiiey the orders of
Andrew Jackson { We shall sec.
(t?* Janies T. Woodbury,' n brother of the
‘'cnl,,ev ojthc Tetosun,, i* Seen tan toon \b
ohtion Society in New Hampshire, and, in that
rap t, tty , sign, o cull to a meeting of that fattali
<^a Jsso, lation. Stiaws show which wav the wind
TRfcAUK\ nnc i LUl
1 lit Adunwt 1 ***** « linn* imtu, , tJ u
ijui Late Trrasnrv «'ir< nl.ir,—-a i,-h |
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•Is li.,nalii, .mil ruliK tins (piml lunls limn ,., '
mail uml avtitf1 cniliv*itti- ut ihr soil, w|„
tlir (.•■ivrriuuriit sit all ng.i inliivui Ihr Imp,,.,
I,itur» in Ihni'." ‘ ’
LAND NI ’ h(. I j l. ATI O \ S.
It Ims brrn frOipn-iirtv rlisirjnl tlmt Mr. \
Ilmen, a* Wi ll us Kendall, Lil-tirA. Cu. i» otn,.
I iipayr I III I II!,I S|>rim| Iti,ms—anil ibu churn,. | '
lirrn as fr. qurmU ilrni. <1. \V| ci,pv tlir yillu
iny uilitlr uii lye subject truni mi Ah,bail,a p,j„,
/'mm Ihr .\rrlk A/nlin m inn.
I llF. Kl lilt ON IS ( l!OS>| |>.
Cntintrv limn ! |ift>|ilc ,,f Alalnum,! ' |».n S|. f,,r t
monirnt aiul n (lift mi the ti arliil stair uf iitTars
In vv Midi mu' m Vininiriit i- liiiMriiliip, Tlir,||„N.
vv bit'll lias lirrn niatlr ill' iIn- (nil,lit: liiinl, mi,/n,.
, pal lit'ip il inn iifnnif nl'llie liiplirsl rvrrnlive nlli,,,,
ii| tlir piivnimiriit will, rmni'.inii s ,,/ Ian,I
lalnrs, li ivr al,rally lirrn allnilnl |(, j,, v,, j.,,,,
/m ills, by i xtrarI n rent I v | ail lisb, ,| ||,r,,' p,;.
prr, bill vvrlravr I'rcrnHy lirrn put in j,i,~s, »»|.,n
,,/ ailtlilimial farts, n bi,'ll srrm In nmlinii,
I rv mnl ' I, ail,I, tbai MARTIN \ \N BtilKN ,,
tsiMBtit v m.vc'uNn.n.sBi* i.vi lu.sr.sri t ft vunv,'
I lir rimiiiKliiiii'iu In •» liii li vv r allinlr, ,,nil
| liavr I 'll iv I'll I brill tln'ii* all in liv i Ilia I n| ||„. |M
rsl I'l'sp. rialn'il v,—-tv liusr iianir shall br piv, .
tbr publir il'irq ii slrtl—ire sim; Iv these; T
prn,.,i,mni nmniner nl one ol tin* n :iniiii”i|, |ini
•, '1 HI i'in-’ r«nn|mnil’s, M Imso iiiinm, !.,, ||„ i
nl piii in ”, 11, in- «li i’I c ill |) iviil II mil i. I, Kmi.
[4 ni ivnci- i'.mill1, tt’ns 11 Cl• 1;11\ i ninin ssiiii:i ,i |)V
dii’ cnnipnin In|irnniri’ liimls in In vi sinl 1, p,,,j,
.111 ri"<T dm pros in s.dns hi P”i>i(T|llt
sli’Hil nl appli in« in dm 11*11.d ivhv I 1 c.i|>ii.,|
kni.u n in ilio pul .I ir n. 11 ones- I,’mil is. |||. ,
" 1'! *' *1 I" In i Ilivi’, till In r, „
U .isliinijiiin fill, ,m|!i.,l .III ill,. I», 1 si.|,.|,,, s,,:, ,
I I ’III iiitrn.lnrti 11 11 Martin I on tSurrn~ia\.
• il n "in inM dn, li.nl .1 limy piii.m.- iiili’ivi’i
ml 1 die IW iuii-i in, ( .ill. il iiiFrtin ni d|.Inis I,, .
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■ o sinnli v imlii id 11 1 Is in IInslmi, ri p drs in iln,11
I 1 Inni r linns in f’ntiinlnr, idler Inn inif pr<Ti,n,l
I "<l‘ ' •-on n l.iin.’iinpi’, * tmills in any amount m
lompnnv in.is di’sii !•.’
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, ll’l II 011 dll’ I’sl.il’li d . mi ni ni l Ills In-; j,||,,ii, 1 p, ( ,
tm s lid lint lids is 1 -.1 proof sufli* i. 1,1. 1 |i,, ,
. i Ii III II Mi. V III Kill I’ll 111)1011" dll’ sprildlivra
t ii p .Iilii- dnni.iii-.
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o’ liis iiiiiui’ inn r |ii cu'ii i inir rump iiiv, In •
Inr its oliji’l’.l dll’ 11 o 1 .poll nl dm fimjltlM ,1.’
j dm piddir liimls, lm ;in|nd .111 2i>ti)i»i*,i*>li* |i.irl In 1
I "'dm.Us on up,mis of llm soil, nr in inmil
I in dm principles set Inrlli in dm I '.m idirt nr.:
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«prrir-jini/ina .iri'.iiint nmni, mis In iVpri-s (||,:
II nods, ,’i|.| In I'idilinid imv rniinli iiiitirr nr lm
1 “.'d'i" do- imsn r nl die (invnintx-iir,<ri>in 11
MONOl’Ol.X nl dm ptildii: In nils in die lt.i„.i,
dm Sjifuitotnr nml c.ipii.disl, in die injt.is ,if 1,
actual settler, \ > . ■
1 l*or iln* |»r**<*• til we shall IoiIwmh coninn
is mu w 1-I1 iliiii iln* 1 r uf !■, tin- u I it j I * • irutl 11
'Ul'joct, ^liotilil romr mi*. IT any port ofilii iisB
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I iiivt'siig.iiinn lliiu’ iliis |>;i|m• r. W
| / ortrait of a Modtra Statesman 6y an 1«
Poet.
\\ c roj»v iIn* following palpable 5»i? Irani
Louisiana Advertiser. It is from the rl.ijwi
pun.ent pun ofo »r form *r tovisn »:>, J. 15. II
s irt V% | :
I e :b\ce s I*oit rr \ i r or Martin V w Bin
! - Ins eleai Ml K Terence (:|.i| O’Ro.like, V»|
j the hill i i! I 1 ** It *, hut TeltMlCt* 1 lie* Omw i
I j'►resaw the g realm** of Mr. Van (5 iren. **
i imitahly accurate is his portrait of him, tliaf
"mild almost imagine the \’iee President s«t
. it during iln emnposiiion ,»f |,js letter to SM
William.. It j* ||1L. I\ir.i>i,e u bo «pcak« t»f I
j self:
j Q ddq iiil dicir, Undo : id rtisiim si negat, i
nl ;
Nfg.il <| i, s ? nrgo tli. T Jos trrmo
t'gm cl milii
( Omni i ;i«.(>ii1hi i ; jj q ix.Iiis iitmr rst »■
til" rriniti-. act 2. x. 2 J
I 'vliirli uc, ih,. Imnil.lt. L,i„ii.i,in;, Atlv. >
; I* ivc lit, , .,IK i, .i„»li,t,.,| ,1S ;
Docs JarkMM, Hill M.ick while ? I’ll »*Mt
title.
: rill", .tillin’,J l.r cut |,i, u nr,Is, 1 Imlt mi.v ( ]
A point asserts, |,i.,w mutradn is i>; ]
Ib lmltl me, faithful slave of //,*<• fJmt !
Hiis tin ilty rralt ma\ rule a great event:
* erchance may Puss in Homs make Pn*»iJr«l
ft/* :,,1 Air. Wise’s letter, on the lies*
this morning's paper.
Of at half-cock /—Our frien is « f tl f 11
entirely misti'idor.stu id us, if they sunpiw ;
regard the Ridge Had Road uiih nun; l"‘ir
sentiments than we have heretofore e.vpn "r
that scheme. \\ still cling to the River I' '
as the best for Richmond, for L\nclihur'.’, ,!
Virginia. But, as we s ihl, in our last, wt»prfJ
nm to counsel, ntueli less to dictate. "
to " iser heads and stronger purses to de'cru
master.
• I he Whig does us too iniicli l»on*»r'1
kmg us the organ of lire Presid -ill and PW1
tile James Uiver and Kauavtha ('uim'ii1.'- '
aspire to no such distinction; nor, in
: 1,1,1 ,nv*1 views, have we e\en consulted
1 her of that Board, or any one of its ciiricei?*
CT8* The Whig enquires, “ H i"it i> •' 1
force, nr even entice Lynchburg into
with Petersburg ?*’ Simply this.* •* .
to Petersburg would soon be ex'cndrd
Point ; and Lynchburg shippers would
he.enabled to place their coinmodflics
board, without pitying llm it ilmtu wliitl' R11'"
notv t'xiitls ami which *he w ill contin'"’
in the s ay of storage, comniissinns nnii
Nevertheless we ha\e 1 «,*i so !•'*-’ -
mill” Oil the KichinooJ r >afl, that * •
loth to change it* v'en for :i I- 'n r.