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“ Much vki KKMkm
Tho f»l i.vrinjj b**atttilul lines tienr mi •’•Jill ir«» mhlsnco in litsir
^»cn|»uvc imu to Ilallrck'# * <’«»tiii*ci(ctit. * TV; •to copie d from
tho I.uuiivitl* Journal and mho sviittcn ky Hugh lYtcrs, E*q of
CiHiiifelioui, <i»: leavii.g in* nativ** Util, in search of f m« ami us*
fuhi*»s in tt.«* \\>a|. (On leaving home, lot mihumwI lo n liinnd
hn irtcpn «siblo eanvloUi*n, Dial ho had passed hi* father a l» res*
hold Tor I ha lint Unto Th**sr mournful anticipation* piovcd loo
true. IIm hoby wji fo mi in tho Ohio, on llin lditi ult. n«ar Cin
cinnati. Ilo is suppos'd to havn ra«t himself into Ihs rivsr in a
l>*iiod of uiuliiicUo!y tlHinurr. J U. S. Tel )
MY N YriVB Lk.ND
“My native land, (ioud Mi(lit.M—
The boai *\v11 •* Oom the pebbled shore.
And (tioul tty drive* loir prow,
The riuti d not* roll up ln»luie.
Yon dark gray and I ii>u no mom.
How two* i tlioti tei'iniMi now !
Thou dark gray land, my native l»od,
Thou land of rock and pint,
i*in speeding in,m ihy golden sand t
But can I wave a liir»*wnll hand
*1*0 such u ahoto u* thine f
Tvo ^aeoil upon I ho golden eVud
Which thadea thine om*raid ••'♦I •
Thy Ini v, which t'fon.fom* share *»mh plough'd.
Which nii**o a ihco that hath not luivr'd
Thoir knee to aught but Hod i
1 hy in iUiiUiii flood* wmoli proudly fling
1‘hoir Halt m to I ho lat —
Thy bird* which cut will* r thing wing
*1 bo *ky that gravis thy coming Spitng,
Aod thought tl y glories am t 11
Out now )n*v« shrunk to yon h oc lias
Bat ween th«i sky mid m,
f **nl, *wi «tt homo, that thou art mins,
I feu my bosom ding to thiiio —
I hat I am part of ihe>e.
I i»s the bl*-m!*d w|»h llm mw,
A* chi dr* ii ««*» the earth
C'o*e up a sainted mother's grata i
They weep lor hi*r they cannot ssvt.
And list*I her holy worth.
Thou mountain land —thmi I ml of rack
I in proud to call thee fieo :
T h> sou* hii «*l tlm I’i'grim stock.
And nerved like iIhm** who stood the shetk
Ai old Tlirr xopt la
The laurel wreath* Uinr fathers won,
iln* chil r«n wear them stilt,—
Troud deeds these Iron men base done,
They fought and won al tt**nntPgiua,
And bled at Bunker Hill.
There’s grandsur m the lightning's steaks
That rives thy mountain n*h ;
Tin ro * beauty in ih»i giant oitk,
Aiul rui ibow heuuty in the *m«*ko
Vk hers cry%t.il waters dash.
1 her*» s music m thy winter blast,
That sweeps the hollow glen \
Less sturdy son* wou'd shrhtk nghasC
t'tvn\ piercing win Is like those lltu-j katl
t onuisu ilium icon tucu*
And thou hast genu ; ay*», living posrls,
And llovvers of Jvh* i huo ;
Thy loveliest arc thy hright-eyed girls.
Of fairy lot ill.v rui I ettin curls,
And smile* like llennou • daw —
The? vo hearts like tliosu tliey're born ta wsd,
Too proud lo i.urso n ■luve,
They'd scorn to jhftro n moutreh'd bed,
And sooner lay their nr gel head
Deep m ilm hundilo grave.
And I have left thee, home, alone,
A piigum from thy shmo ;
’I l.n wind goes by with hollow moan
I hoar it sigh u warning tone
"You si i* your lioiun uo more 1H
I'm Crtst upon the WOlid's wide sen,
l oro iiko (iu ocean weed
1 ’*ii r «*t nw:»y. thr Isr from thru,
I tec I n thing I c mnot bo —
A biuiscd and broken reed.
Farewell, my native luml, fur©well i
That tuirn has h*l thou now —
My heart is bow’d us with a spell,
I his rendering pang .* - Would I could all
What nils my throbbing blow !
One look upon th#»i fading streak
U Inch bounds ) on eastern sky |
Ono to r to cool my burning cheek,
And then a word I cannot speak —
‘‘My ntiuvn Land - Good byu.*‘
L*ng I*’.and Sound.
*s*a.. ■oixifti-’.nwnuwr* uri
M P.
I'KKAUUl.t. AND RESOLUTIONS
Adopted at a nutting held >it the Exchange Coffee
House, Bostort on Tuesdqjjevening, August 2
the ppHipoie rj choosing DclegoUs to the Anti
■t'orff Conv ntmn.
Ai i meeting of the l.ieds of Free Trade, held at
the Kxchange (.'offlfd House, on Tuesday evening, the
11th in.-t., Isaac U insluw, K q. tut c.illod to tlio l_hatr,
and HtnryF. Dakar appointed Secretary.
Alter a mature discu.-sion, the lolloping Preamble
and Ht solvtiutis wei « unanimotuly adopted :
WiiEtiUAs, 1 ho t oti^iiu ul the United States has,
at divers time-, t-njeted laws, die design and operation
of whieli are to , remote the interest of particular ce
ctip.iticns at (he genet *1 expeiice; and oil this, as a basis,
a system is attempltd to I e established, which, in this
metropolis bus always been comidered to be "equally
iucui-i.tent with the principles of the Ci.nati’u'ion and
sound policy;” and t i h that design and purpose the law
of- 1328 was i nacted, which, tike preceding lawn ot
the same character, is not only inconsistent w ith the
principles of the Constitu ion and sound policy, but le
pusnaut to the very nature and spirit of a lr»c govern
ment.
jtnd vvherc.w, Tlio principlca and opinions c xpressed
on :hu i'arifi law proposed in 1320, by a public meet
ing in this city, b iug the result ot tl e mature dvl-.be
ration ot some ot the most eminent ruuii«ellms, saga
cious statesmen, and distinguished merchants, mechanics
and in nut eturers " and enforced, sustained and tecom
nieuded to the people hy all the power of eloquence—
they wciisi ceived without opposition, adopted will out
cot.uover.- y, ai.d stand recorded under the names of
those from whom they emanated, and by whom they
wore recommended:
Ami whereas, The Tariff law of 1828, being foun
ded on the same principle and an extension of the ev.ls
of ih at proposed in 1320, and considering the principles
and opinions proclaimed by the puh ic meeting aforesaid,
ss t niitlVl to the highest respect, liom Die source whence
they proceeded; as cotifirmatoiy of the sentiments en
tertained ot the prusent law !iy this meetiny; as polled*
ly applicable to Die grievances of which »e now com
plain; a. o adopt and repo it on this occasion the principles
an.I opinions expressedcn 'li.il, by Die einitient men who
then coincided with u» n op man, and contained in the
following KernlveS:—
“li- a That no objection ought ever lo lie made
at any amount ol t xe?. equally apportioned, and im
posed fur the pm poso of i ailing revenue for the sop
port ot govt rnine.m; but that taxes imposed on the peo
ple for ih • solo benelit ol any one clam ol inen, aro equal
ly iui'iiii-iiaii ut wiili the piinciples ol our constitution,
ami with sound pol cy.”
*• litKolvnl, I hat hit'll hotiniles on su. It domestic man
utsc-urcs as are piincipftlly benehtteil hy that Tariff",
faior great <• pitali-ts lather than personal industry or
tins own re ol rrnsM capitals, and therefore that we do
riot not c- ive Hits tendency to promote national industry.”
“ Hr'vvnl, hat we are equally inc-palde of discover
ing.
I's benefit* si efTeels on an iettlture, since the obvious
consequence ol its adoption would be, that Ihe farmer
iipte ..ivo n ore loan he now does for all he buys, and
re.ctivo less tor all lie It'll*
ftll> tolV' tl, I h >t the imposition of dulie», which are
sHdrmi.us, and deemed hy a largo portion ol Ihe people
b> -in ■ i-riil and unjust, is dangerous, as it encourages
the pr .tfrwri nf smuggling.”
t*o-'ve/I, That in our opinion, the proposed TarifT
and ih principles on which it is avowedly founded,
Would, it adopted, have a tendency, however different
may le the motives of those who recommend them, to
diminish the industry, impede the prosperity, and cor
rupt tlits morals of the people.”
Ami whereas, I he professed design of the law of 1828
—being to raise a revenue lor the support of govern
inch', lor the payment of the debt of the United Slates,
and the protection and encouragement ot domestic- man
uiarlur*--, by duties on importations front foreign coun
tries; these purposes arc frustrated by the law itself;
for the dot os in many cases, are so enormous that the
object of r«Vf nue is defeated by an illicit introduction
ol (ho du'led article, or a non-importation of it; ami Ihe
du'tes l t d on the importation of raw materials being in
some cases so excessive, that the articles manufactured
irorn them, notwithstanding these too are subjected to a
very heavy duty, can tie Imported and told for less mo
ney, than Ihe raw material of which they are com
1 TW/o'C Re*o!i» <1, Tht*. It. tie fp'elon rf li.
t.)r -M , ■■ »,.t ! ,tv >.! 1828 is unwise and utjos',
t-, r - c i d f c n eo» wt h 'hs sy.lrit which ought
lot IT O'- »' ' guide the l»gi-lslnre« In irsklng lawi
I . t' e g vernon in f * tr*e pro- perous sod snllgh ene<
l’ fi> s‘,l it'll. Ti.a hs fid Irr m*M, In lb- oplolto •
I) ,, , * t i ,£. to b» «o tno<iiti»d as to confine I • opera
tion o .ho »i* i g ■ ■! a r-teoue lor the support of go
4 rt'r The following »re (he nattier of tbs *<«titVtnen who sign
... reaolvna at the sntl-tariff merlins hald In IWO. al
T .. .h.,»n uteamMe rts t— Wtliaift Orst, Jams* far
bln. John dorr .N tttianiel Oo-I Isrrf. Itrnii.om Hlfb, larssl Tt.orw
5 b* ^ vVdHirw 81.1*080. Tkommvf W.M, William Her,is.
IVnnrt- f .N-tlhan Applet-#, Abbot Ustrense, Jo.»pS »ew
SHUJI.m11 rhll'CLot Wb.etwfljM, CalsM-dn,. w
A IV.in. U.*r»r Head, Usorga *.I m>
Koapt.. Isaso VVi .t’ow, VVio.low Uwia, J hstrr. Wlggl.a-orlh
J*h- %,‘atton Jahti Pstbft rail SVWtia* •tor(l*
• 'Tumtot RQ<j p^ynni of lbs debt* of tho Vailed
W iiuft Thil.lM iS»t» piirpctri, iho dali»i ov^jhl bo*,
li • ay arnOt , ,o bo «o r l«t<i vr > s .© di'courage iht
<'K«I« i cport i'li'ti, '<* (liuiifi .li mo lotifQ nplion, or
o roco'ii • **• IH'cil u rcdue Uu of thro : That
t»*.« «n<o(ir*x-iu o» ol mo<itif«eittri>« hy doti»e m ix
i>i*ri»'ioti, »liM/l:i bo » p H'M o»im«o p'oeKodip^ front
Iho bint<li|f »n*l iu'or.l on ol itninji rcfrnio '.or law*
lul purpoie*. itU'l araonda**, |>ie dim tat, and eolla'eial
p ib-r ■, »•> i r« tttfrn < | it e . x.fitti* rat* of dt: in*
ho.id ' r intitn* Rpj lit if w jr irlir of foreign frowih
•u«l n»on*if«rt i.o, no! oi i!'iufii(>urrd in Iho
U n ■ »d S- I".
Ani "’'.coo*, onn * r>.i rl.or (f ir»» u;ac'« r-». bar
UK ' oan Mlth'I'InJ by, aid dr'lrnl iiit)U(i(tiiit&
*od pro »«lion 'r-Hil iho Itrcta l*y and hlMroriltou el
Ijr law.*' I purpura; and a* '.ho toial mid toiler,
'halo rtptal of auob dutiee wou'd bo ruiuuu* o tboiB,
.ml impj 'ic in list* g<'T*rc nn?ti»:
Karol* oif, I bat to the o; im >n of tyja nitriitiK, ih*
‘ duii** in »• tli Pr80> ahull I I i.oi. In Hit Beat itn»*aoco, be
reduc'd brfow ih* rlm.lsn! of 18IC; »nd any luither ra
ilunion *heuld bo ac*0ilir%l ard uoleia.e.
And W hricr, I’tia public mind ir ffra'ly i(ltiln!
hy 'Its jr.i:ciple, ol ject an I affati by ibo »j|d U*»—i»»
I’fiDtiplir bring aoii.idarrti borite io iba ilghie a■ *I
hbrriitt of tho people, ami a i imrrion of that b e.
*ou#\liuiii'u if jtoveremeot, framed <*ud aib|t(i) Ur ibrir
c ion and *: ronii ; i-a o’ jaei, at intended io cream
edtoiie ui*lit.< hour, by givn g aprciil *Jvar..eg •• loo
rroiir* d l*w, a id by auij-cuna ail o'brr e!as»*a Io a
tri.inlo lor iht:r parncuU; oc;i<fi.; and iu. (Let, baiog
burden, oine aod ipprtnlvr, uueiivil and urjnri upon
all drama ol (lie peuplr, rxrrpi iiu«o ivboio iuterrrti
*'*• >|iriiilly p'O '.oiid bv i*:
And Wbticir, Tocaa Lelt:*/ and opinion.* have err.
»!' d au alarm «»d a;', r heiulou tiuioug uu iuieltigon'
rrilrcliL’K an 1 piliiolic po.nni of the couioiui'iiy, iba
1111101*0 a o.e turjMirea ba apeedi.y »«krn Io mtli>raic
lb; cjo’riuu ol h-< people, by * lu uov tl or miiigatiut:
o! ii)« gritvanaer *f w: |ch ibay r .uipl.iu, tho peter
M.d >a *•(. li.e pn eprri-y aod I. .i, pinrr of «hir (unfed
-rfey trill bo d-airoyrd, and ihn Union Istelf endan
gered; r/iffi/oir, to avert <hn threaten'd c.ltiuinta,
.o >i. vi e .inj raui.< i ■ ba >|p ltd a ituiad) for tho e a -
taiirg av.l*, to piiin n» li.'iuic.ny, ie»tonr ciufaJei.cr,
an l .o airtog btn ifip Unmo, a c.nv.u'lon of dtlrgaie*
li aiaaoillr at Pliiledelpbn on line 3d|it day of S*pltin'
brr n< X’i haa been p in u»nl and •I'proYau by many cl
p S'**.er -anno ol rrhoin have dunu dtlrama hi
• hal piir ion;
Tt n Rttolv'd, Tb i< tin* cnre' ng anneur in th« pro
n it-< y, tiprd|< ncy and bti.rnnal itodair? nf anrb a
niaaiioK ai iha prormt j ituliire; aud that cii'am dale
***** <,kl *"D *° '•("iirnl in >bal irnramltii, ibr
f-iMidr oi cjtai f iunal r ght*. acd i»i« principle of lb a
r^deral Uniin, in ih a ti >; vtiib potver io act, in then
be'i*l*, i?r >l,o ictonipll'iinrhl of the puipoara, atil
‘BViilrrnxr o! li e pr.na pl » ber na pro«l»nit»ir.
d h* fr! airi'n r*n|leairn wnr ihen nnn irreual*
##ie«««d load at D'loia'oa Io h« C#c.»atlioa at Pbil
idalphiaen ih- 8<hh S | iamS»r: —
HENRY I.KE.
ISK\KL MUNSON
Richard d tui ker,
El) w a it » 1 RUK r.
f.EORUE I5UIN l,EY,
EHEN. BREED,
WiLl.lAM tOSTRR.
SAMUKL A. ELI S
Samuel swf.it,
WiUJAaM bODDMtD,
HENRY WILLIAMS,
ARIEL CHANDLER
'VII.LI \ M B SVVETT,
SAMl'FL IK BRADFORD,
JOHN L. ffARDNER.
„ „ ISAAC WINSLOW, Cfc 1 otaa
ilBKBY F. HaKKR. S ,i*i-' v
I l..|lcvw'j( n* r*ctt ttcin 1» M*n»orUl r*rc»en®/5
oC ih 1820, ly in* inl.B0.t*i. » o( Sa e,n *n
!•.* v;#u ity. H-imt aoy u trMi» -o the dutie* tiupoiei!
y ht 1-r 0.1 lSlt*, r\l.|till a cot c i.tmuh in |>rioci>
ctd ?*:« I tag* w Hi ,bo<( axtreared in the K«««lu
• ion* pa*»r.| ii. itiiion about .IiaI itue, *r.d «•'ich are
Mubic't*<i m ibf a'wrc p:o«* rdine*. The Manorial
'* > 'eged 'c hate btttn diawc >.p i»y M». J i#nc< Story,
r.l .ti-i S. prom* C. im ol tLe U State*; »n«i ‘he co r.,
mi '-o, .vhvee oc*n*j »ri appended 1* i«, *r«, a* il i.
tc^ll k or»u, the n.o«i rasped**!* *nd mtell.
K»"« si. r'tn of it. 1 town au<l ciernity.
‘ N iihtog can be more obviour, thio that many of
•b» miiiu'tct’irvrR »n i dieir 'ri.-uJ# »fi att*nn>'liig. by
j'iW'iciou* itdlcmenii ft umtrd on an interc$t ■ d policy
0: » ndeg'it led /**', • r vtiy shni-t'ghtid view*, to up*
ront »ot:i* o' .nr In dtui^aiil iir;uiij ;«* ol o*:r terenti*
p" icy, ?nd l> c iiiptliur me'(hauls to abandon no me
i^tne 11 cm uiui vi briDihu ei commerce; branch**
•cfcici ' lonn ei aM.« uc toco und uiib iticeeii r.|iiDii
hr iiiriQ'.poly at d the ronpetiuon *( forug j unt.ni ”
‘ I hM 111 - ido: iclids it:os* *iw« e- el > bei e 1 e that it i* a
round political nmim, that -hc iruiie irre trails i», imi
j *^e more »vn e y i; c:ici;(.>le«, tin* more Finn will be
* * * l»ro»P»ri'y, ari J lha* ol il.o nalior ; » /*»ry reflnc'lou
Kbiih |j LOI uiditfrtn'ah*e fer rui'p'ieoa cf rieruue, |i v
ivhiib tvi!, i ii| cite iw , rog «»», *o,l |.ot iiBlrt*
qiiemlv jcopuni it* »<•« iiriiy '*
“It 1* not a fiitf.'remarkable lufe thaMhoee lMcmptr
to isnuh the ir.en «>ria(•. * eiludr, «<■* *•.>» coly repug.
nai t in 1 ho*i- ii.-x i:.s f Lev. trade which lie Uoitei'
| Si»tee >*v* It heno to f rrib'y u<d p-w** viticikly j r
teedrd Iiif, a* ill a *uca foundation ot acioiui prosperity;
I r‘ul hry >r*> prr *». d upon 11* a> a ii.oamt, «vhru il>
!ti>e«ii,e'.i 01 the old world, in Adtitirvbou of h« tucee ■
! of *.vr p«l ey, >:r« reuxiofi the vijor ol ihe>r o»»u
j 'em*, S3-! y a'dinu '.on » It.-* 10 the im i> n <1 doctriu> ,
j *!»** nai'fttjil *c*»l h 1. imi pi motel by a Ir'o >*:« -
1 cl.ang* ol t outDodi isr, u.n'ii ;ha p ;uc:;< ies cl per lac*
re ctptoc iiy
* 1 hr co i; n anil woollen t-nls if already 'o*d'il vci h
20 ar.d 25 per i-cu . ilu e* >n! il h(.-i be added Ih
Irrighl aod rlurg.a up'o iiu|OTitm>n, -he domexie
’.mi ir*cturer» havi uow an t usourage.uient, nr a prc
tit ol 30 o 35 per c-nt. n.nra ib-n alae Eur pun
0 MM iac-urei* pr1!-.'., i1 the same hi idee #r«n (is uiMt.
■ I tc.nred At cheap al I otas oe ah « id.” •• Wiiy »bcc;l I
!•« farmer, »ml •* e plai itr, and ins merehau , and the
lihrur Cm-- •«! ihs coiLiaunily, be taxed .for the
nttessiitiit <J :\fe, a aum eipi l to mura th^u in*.
iturr.ei part il il c vilio’s eiuecdi liras on iheie oljaeir,
•f ar the thanvfae'vrerf may j*i ibis rum into ■Leu own
pot Ici.tri"
1 ^‘Upjti hn whirl*, the rnsmorlal al* would rt'pni*
I fil-y etaic di ir uoripiivocal .m ino", that all lb* uira
| curse to which th y have .ulifdrd, are ctlit»jl\t?<l to in*
I p.iTcwr asvai itir.i^'n and g ory; >o ir.juro 0, r dual
profitable eniirnerce; to ditnisi'h in *n -1-r;ni. $ degree
tba ptibl'c revenue; <o pro/noio ut j • itiiblo ip-cuia
tion; to a- I. v. ce tha pr « col inar.t f\ciurec; to brow
h- burioes* r.n ! trad# ol Hie na icnin'o -be ban !r
01 a lew eapiiHliei*, to the **iiii-i< n f iho ludttstif ui
i •' * r n rrprizrr*y 01 otbsr claee r; o iutroduRo gr.reral
iiar-i* moi'x coinmervi l atiitau* rod a<tieullmi*ta;
1 to aggravate the pttfiU dimes* ol <h? o her clartra cl
, the cammunity; 10 proso'ae and era. d <11 undue app*
| tile lor Iraud and •Ifaugglioii; 111 tine, to dfi.-iy
I V O' ill - great M j.ci« tor ublih (he C-n itimlint) < f
the Uoned S sl-re c.*, - rieioa'ly Irarned ami ”
*> urnct nj iftit Commiltec—
JOS 1C PH PEAbODY,
JOSEPH WHIIK,
W. it CHOWNiNSHIKLD,
I’1 (’KICKING I Oi'iiE,
" I U. AIU> PICK I K
NATH’L. HOOPER,
THOMAS STEVENS,
1>. I.. PICK MAN,
Th» fo'owtng e* tract* iron, a Mr.,o |J pmui.ted
to Con*re.# !0 1824, t.y .he • if.zcn* of Hj.ttli, ,**««»«
»ny further m< r»*ae v| dti’ie#, tntw ll.«t tlm '-piuion*
•ml feel ng* of tlii* poinrnuriity opan this iaip. run
quextcn, had uo.lergoue t. , ci.ang.:
•'Happily ir, .h* prapsni e*»«, intelligent individual*
of both he nun t'af urii.g r ml mercantile clarte* con
cur !u Ibr oploi.ui, lint (leiniri .futup, «r(n or. fo
rc«D articler, p|n>>lar to tho*e miRbl»(t««rd in »hr
United Staler, w >ii!<l materially -ijure the fa.i»r
*a well »■ other clairea ror.tua'e I with, and dependent
upon ibaio, nil .(mii an equivalent benrnt 10 the lor
‘ Iuconairieal *r..I it jttdirio.it a*, in the opinLn of
y.tiir committee, are u orl .1 the detail* ol the t..ll before
t**, they a.-e l»»i«nitir.*nl «,>u.p*reit wi>h the prtnriul*
on which it it Hooded.— Tftia apicirp to he m tub.
•taoca—>hat in orr.er fo frit * into eiiaieore, and <c
j enroutagmeerUtn brioche* ol dimerltc iitiiuiiry, It t«
e*pe«)lent to rbeak pr (latimy c*r ■ o oiler biaoihei
of that iodtiPtry, or to tmbjfratt, if nai overiuro Iona
erfablirted ueetiptlhio*, <cr the Pike of building up an i
eiiei.dicg new oner. ilnt »a ea>ion*l |*rrfit i» but lh»
aggreifite ol Ihr protitr of li-.dif idtula, tve cheerfully
ritbudl >he q'lealioh to ever? mteli'gent mind. niieihet
it i« pi vtbie for ary Gorrrtinun to ho e« well a<
(jUkintPil v)i h M e private eoncerna of lo. ivi.Jual* aa k
•le.ermlne tko direetion of iudirldua! tudupiry, and u
dpai.lo nh ch of the v.r e l employment# of . o nertii
■ In'urny tip cttiz. na .hall ' e ton.put,d i0 (tiotar.”
Thi« rep. rt tv»i ».*o, d by the b:l,wng g.-t,tU.net,
| who cirt.poaeil the r.;mr/i ee. Pari o. 'h'itt wrre wool
l»ti loatiufailurere, auJ lb* majority ol <bnn are all!
very »it*n*irelv concerned in one or both brnnetur
ISRAEL THORNDIKE,
Isaac WINSLOW.
samufl may,
John Tapp an,
UfcOKQK POND,
AMOS LAWRENCE,
WILLIAM OODOAHD,
HENRY \V a I N W HIOHT,
william $1 UHOIS
JOSHUA W AKE.
Thomas p. cusiiino
JOHN A. LOWELL. *
Tit# une oi liuttoRafi.y of law* pa»p»J t
for the | urrore of pn rrot ng tbr irirrrr**
Cotigrerr
one rfiwt
mta at tha ripen** of all rh*r r1a*«»».
Th* following extract* from Mr. 'V'obaief** speech
in 1820 will aive that gar.tlcuiai/s optuiou upon that
di,puled point:
“There it a rower in Dim**; atul tbo»e who bad
prrtaed 'L» Unit tu Ogrgrett snJ ou the country, had
represented j» •( |tc mediately, and almost excluetve’y,
couuee.ed v» lib dou.ei.it* ioduttiy and national tirctv - !
prul-ut». In hi$ opinion, no measure c>uhi vnve
more ujurioue to the industry tf the country, »ud
u( thing « at nn»r» iJiKtful than to* o,»tui. .•, ,bat u ;t vr
«• uiipttJHHt rendered ajch a u.tourr uect'*>ry
I M« certainly thought it u>'»,lit be dubud wuth-r
C-.'ogtej.« woulj u t b« *ctil.it »o,u*w!i»i a<ttu«< tit
tj'trtt aoU ItttDin n i,f th* constitution, tu excreta ng »
power tv control erton'ixl.y tb* pursuit# ar-l ocatii'a
ttoua of Intlividuti* in their private concern*; a new ■<
tolorce great and at.di*n chaOg**, bulb ot „c»u, at u
»tiJ property, nuoa individuals n-*t a* incidental to ‘hr
exorcise ol guy other power, but at substantial ju.| ft
reel power. I euch thu jfi w«rt wr.ngbt tu<> lo*i*
tally only, »ud were the ,iccctts.tr y c..u**«| 1 or
«>l *uch import at t'ungr'#-, for !be lead'ug purpose o'
rcveuue thgold mac'. then th-y em'd roi br eor?>j:l i> •
•dot. 1) it he doubted whether Cungre*s fairly por
*n»e«l toe power cl tvrt in* the iiKirtrut 1 ibenrrnri
p«l;*i’d inttt-d of lesvit * ineoafarlnree to the prone, o
>l atiefi latvt stthnuld l><* } .tt«ad with a primary re*: it!
to reveuur, of etuclit tj law*, with its s vowed «.tj >.t
of gituig » pufriiftic to ptrnrular oiai:u'?.cture», wM
au entire disregard to ail lUe eouaideratu.aa ot rc.euue;
anti io *t< ad of lay tog suth luiputl at Hour] host answ'
tlm put pore of ratting rrr«i.o. with tha lc**t butdeu
ou tt.e public, Cvrryli.g the ir putt 00 cortdu at left
to a buidmiuote ex'ets, with a full kuoultdc** that th
insret** ol duly will dlniloitb the »u ount t! revenue
“It would liatdiy he eoo'oudtd that Cocg’r : po*
»e*«cl that son il g-lu-ral | ovte< by which it tnigh
il'ctare that p-rticttlar ocoupa'iunt ttoit'd bo pursuit)
ta society, aud that otl e’tvhnijld not. It rttf'i power
I'olottfted to my government in thl« ceut t y )• terieia
*y did nut helot g to the gonerr I g.vet 1.111*1.1“
Ibe prioeipal ol.j*at ot the manufacturers, iu *heir
pe’itteu to Congress in 1820, vrai to obtain addition to
prr ctpiuin lb 00 Icvtrd on woollen*. Mr. Wcbitrt,
11 v/ould appear by hit tpeteh, doubt'd tl>« power if
Oopgrett to go beyond that rate The exiitit g dt|t>e*
on wooil-ce, at tirpoird ‘y the tel of 18'.'8. uit 50 '0
2b0 p*r rent.
Mr H. <J. O ii’t opirlcn of the prohibl'ory iy>ten ,
*t exit acted • Out hit »pe< ch in Cittgrti*, when epp > -
■ ug an adti 1 u to 25 per «wn'. (ho dnlet tinn l*vi*«t
;n woc:i*ta. Th* exttlicg dutiat ar« cow SO to 200
perrlot. ria ng genera |y the artttlet, tu proyo’itcc
to u-e coataapeta ot Item.
Tnt (odl. thru ttwr* <*.''iigre*s ftr slitting tint act 't
1818) wat u ii.amlecto 1 f the dk#po*i)ion of a CotutTHtlre
*nd ol ona lranr!t ol the f.eg tlaliire, in Itttou to the
claim ol the OtarufaeTrart 'or a bourtyoffiv million*
»J Jo’lara in the outtet L*t e'f or cUa».-« ol ih cotu
ruttbily, t,,c lartuer, the tuercbaiti, ha njec)un:e, ba
hoard on tha quertloo, before'he irrtvorable rauciion
I wat givtn to tne ayaltui.”
•‘Il the LrgWUtnre, ah tt resolvilnn* are ri’od, hart
been app-iS'd ot ’he ground* *<>••• ratf v.y thie b II. of :b*
*'tm of minify that tonal be /rotei tipon the contu
m<r* of foreign gootfi to tficc tf •ffitt.U 1* not at .It
j apparent lhat<h«y would have g vep 11 hi* aniplittsds
I ol cututruction. They would perhapa #»y *0 ti e ntu «•
| faeturere, whtn a* g v* you an toeh you 'ale? an ett "
I 1 be opinion# o* the N>r'h Arntriuo Ibrictr, nliib
I under th* d'.refiui ol M*. Klwarl Evere t, cont) n<J
J in arttret rtpealedly alleg'd io hate b* c 1 Wtiilen by
him. aud at thit a«tertion hat net b»*u denied, i. i*
rsafontbly it ferret! that he w*t tho audio: of tbein:_
“IV diilitting the toirotiurl t a iftoreijin manu'aeturce
ori tipo.iofr taaetuu them, can beortit tan uiaur.ficturert
ou!y to fftr at it tend* *e io»rcs*o ’h" price in ottr ow.
mat k-M r»t tils. »rl rlea, tTht.es iinporta’.iao is thue f< rt- ain
ed, ar.d 'her*!'. t* hic^itt. trnr.e of price S p*ii! by
the ccntutnrr, a fur cn the rominunity, the «(Tc' 1!
wtiiih it to tctutiregn it>e pfoOtc toti of tba»e vrticle*
at hoiuf*, whereat it .‘u«t not »«*il eneonragement, if it
m (be nto*( .'ocratirc employment—i^d ettgra nut to
hiva ft, if it I# aot,” S.t.
ii *iuo i einpu iii fn<(orn5 onr kin*4
ti* industry, I'jove o’hofi, m ? .ijr iv^ rc'Uirj^u?
»f f*t*J.”
“J>anj<! cf tbo Mrma'ivl*'* hive go'* *o f*r at to
«t*ny the flam proposition -ha! it n tnme proti.sbla «t
oa'iooa or ‘o in dr (duals lo buy what they w..at cheap,
raider ibsn iljar.’’
‘•Commerce, 'hough of 'he utrnott imp^r v.ir^ to n*
| not a preper sufjecl lor much le«iil*tior, tf i;
: n i* only to bs p<o eda.l *wd t,x»d. It .houl.l be left
i free !o licJ m cwn etmnrlf. ami then it wdl «onln
f tita to kc.'p op a sa'mary circulation of property and
taka only ihoa* direc'icm In wiii-h the people h tv ■
atom real sdtrmtig- ovtr o’ber* in r trryi y i vc.”
i n i i:u,\ aLUiPROVfi \i i.m s.
Jhe Hail lluuil Convention. —This body will meet
at tbo Court Mouse in this town on 'lbur.~d.iy next.
Fioin the gentlemen who are lo attend as delegates,
wo are led to expect that the Convention wi.l be com
p-red of men who comhino business habi's with tal
ents; trom them we may Icuiu much that will he in
teresting and useful to the Iriends of internal improve
ment, as will as (lie people in general. Tin y will
brag with them such data, as will euable us to judge
whether a rail road is practicable and can he prcli a
bly made Irom Lynchburg or Hiclnncnd, Vu. to Kings
port or Knowilie, 1 enii. All teel desirous that this
part of our country should possess an outlet to market
lor their many productions, but all are not yet salislied
as to the means by which we are (o bo benetiited. 'i he
Iriends ol the propose I Kail Koad say, that one can and
ought to he made immediately; that it will not only be
beneficial to tho ronununi’y, but that it will be profita
ble to the s'.orkholduis. 'there are, on the oil er hand
some w ho maintain that tho rail roul can never lie made;
that it is a mere ciiimeiical and useless schema which
looks very well on paper, but that it cannot, from the
cost ot its construction, ever be made useful or prolita
ble, and will deter any from engaging in it. We tru«t
that iha Convention will bo able lo d »pel all tho doubts
and fears ol those who are opposed to tho construction
ol the rail re V, and will shed such light upon the sub
ject as lo induce the people to enter into the work w i h
alacrity and zeal, [Abingdon Hepubliean. Mug. 20.
At tho request ol a number ol tbo ci'izens of this
county, who are opposed lo the claims of the l oyal
t oinpany, we are authorized to announce Peter John*
| slot), Esq. tho [ate Judge, as a candidate for tho House
i lit DdlftvalpM.
Ji» bringing forward Judge Johnsfon, at thin late day,
it is due for in to state, that a largo and respectable
number ot individuals from different part- of the coun
ty have insisted upon his becoming a candidate, huiiev
ing (hat he would render them ellicicni aid in opposing
(ho claims of the Loyal Company. Judge John*:-}.? ai
a meeting on Saturday last at the court house, called
lor the purpose of publicly soliciting him to become a
candidate, said, as it was the wish of the people that ho
should serve them,'ho could not decline their wishes
and would, if elected, serve them as far as it was in id*
power to do so. r
We understand that the Engineer, with his assistants,
are at this time between Wy he Court Mouse and this
place, smveying the roulo of the proposed rail road.
I hry will be in AHngdon next week, and will continue
t.ie survey to the I eunessee line, from tbenco wo have
rea on to believe the survey will he continued to Knox
ville. — 1 ho inhabitant* ot Ka»t ) pnnrs^oe generally
have anted with a degree ot energy, and with a firm de
termination to advance the cause of Internal Improve
ineirs m this pari ot the country. They will, M po«si
ble, remove every obstacle in the way ot the proposed
rou e tor the rail road, and aid in ils construction witli a
xeal and ardor not to he resisted. [ /[,
Winchester, A igu«i lsT— The Rail-Road—Th'
‘dvsinac'S which mil terrue to Witiehesier, io the
souti'y of Kr«deri*k i. the circumjacent counties,
irom the inieodsd rail-road, are jo v»i ous ;hat nr f
not pretend to enumerate ihem all We will f/,eu'ion
at'w (hit iow euggest thetnselre*—iuviir.g, „|,o.
so.nmuaiei lot s for our p«prr woh regard to those hs«
we may orerioek.
in the drst place, ih* inhabitants of this rec on of
lheruuotryw.il find an important relurtia;, ,|ir
pries of «utar«. e lies, silt, groceries of ill k od/, and
all mi ported artistes, rush as forego gemf. 0I ever,
description, e*i peilr gt, riiiua w»re, Oa all >h»
(he merchaot, in addiitad to bis own pr, p«r pr> fit, is
nessrsarily obt.gsd t» chirgw ib* of |ra»,
portattoo, which at prefer,i are high, particularly
s-me ot the he vier and more hntky arusha Oj salt
alvne 'here will be a saving of ah,ut 10 cems per bush
•I. Ths Ita isportetlon ofstoiif) ware, which sot s naw
upwards of 60 p-r cent, will be reduced to about 15 »•»
i##l,j Ihi: ei crockery, sow omoitMing’ to in or \2
seuU prr ifot'ii, will be redurej to 3 l-Sor 4 rent* per
dozen. A similar redaatiou wdluke plats 0ll ,|| besvy
nr heavily p«rkfd art.slrr, and ou all I gV. a ncles that
ocropy inoch ipne,
Lei ih ii,-lee »o nlleisls of tho mm thttl w-fi b ; far
ad annually on one sioglo article Thera am at |4Vft
tan thousand huibels ot salt gold hers every y,„. („n
aenla saved on every bush*I make $11)00 , ’v, #r
<>u all article* used in families there v ih 1 n a similar
sivuig, proportioned to |},« • j*?anli>y cansomad. 'I n«
t *pr ti*e of transportation on all tbiira hro iphi hit fur
or fret heme, w.ll tie reduced to our-third of he .
sent eo.t. Ad f to Ml these the Invurrs uf ,t4.
hosrd, which are worthy of arrow no tce.-ny*.*,,, (j„|,
**•—width can be sent lre»h fro n Ha'limcfe j,i
m’tr ios, and s ld here lo season .* >r d'Rn*r the same
dsy, at « tr ding advance on the li st by means «<
fh" h’foniotive engines.
The fscilHes afforded to the former nd the produc
ing classes of Wrriwm Virginia, io reashhig a g«i
»f e great savlpg 0/ expense, mt r very grrs sav r.{
of t'ra» (which u intrey.) *r• •> obeloui that »b#y
ararcety need {iiriieultr f 0M0. A er*|(. n-load of flour
now four day# lu it* passage hence to Alriaudrt*.
Ity 'It.* rat* road it will take Un hour* to Diittmors by
Uoim*. »uJ Irom lira lo hi* hour* by the locoototlve
fnia *—ar three Lour* lo lb* l*e tcuiao, whrr» h c»t>
b*« to war Jo d by ths canal to AUcuftdrU. Tbo Iranr
i> ratin' t.| a h.\ r*>l ot flour to Mi'> Pototnis »o<V cost*
yi/li/ Crnttf by »hu nil-iotd it will co.t Ittilt* au 1 a
.* 1 ceut<.
I* «t* u6i» »fttua'o the prcer-dc of »h« coirpaoy
wr?■•«!» lo «<n'<ark4<l in tiMf ,p!rnt*(| oMerprli*. -Tb'f
,u ItO,t-00 birMin •>< il »iiuujIIv m»nu'actureil
'•■C.n eight u.il-a pi Wtutlmaur. md 50 000 m u <m
. •> »* of Fn lerlik coun y, wb cti mu*t a‘<7 the
:• l < .. . Tbt> tran»|jr. lion of tbaiC ISOOOt) bi»r*l*.
■ 1-2 10 rju-t par Uarrt-I, w»t| .„ ,UUt $18,750
n..»r Irom Hlmnnndoih county, amt up tliu Talley
tfiicrul y, any .Utrrala) 30,000
fii.ut **.*i of Wiuelioatar, fium llampahiic, (lardy
Iviidloluii, Jtc. *J5 i'|>0
Itarrel* (at W Id) cent* rack) 75,m» «= 9,37.*
Coro, rye and oiti, 10 ),t 09 hu*lula, ut Ibtoa sanU
|...r buahel. 3,000
I'aaanoger*, averaging 29 per day (7,3 0) ut one dol
lar each, 7,300
Mcichundite for IVincliuttnr a one *ay ton*, 6 0
do. for the v.illcy of Vu. Jc Teiiae*. 2,'UU
do. for Ice country weal of IViueii r, 1,0.0
Tona at S* 3" par ton, 3,6'<0 t» 3,400
rlaiater and aa t, l,OC0 tona, >l $ I per Ion, 1,000
Tenro-aseu loading, a cell a a cottou, boea-wax, *e.
d »> tona, at St 21 our ton, 350
r.*tk,&c Iona, lit *t 15 per Ion, 1-U5
r-aaoNjera, produce, 3tc alerting at point# Ictteeti
tV mcl.eater and the I'olotnac, 3 i)00
fo which may lie added, aa aoou na iho railroad or
or > ‘iiiitl reaches I'uuiberlunJ, l,0<>0 tona of coal,
i ut SI per ton, 1000
. Total *51790
1 > »hl> t7e may wil l dm tramporteMou ul trot., rUiu
i-.lt al.tic, lt>n.ccf• h«a»p, pc.iry, Mil for ilia b.ck
I soun-ry, »ion*.io-l, tt'.j to ttipuina ibe innouut ot
! v,‘ clt *t« have tin ilata <% pram I i‘li« to'al ttuPtit.!
i Ml eui.tidl * up.two ta uximattnl *t 3-il 1)00. Oor d»lt
| nMe ot In* protea ’st la I aaed upon • lit* /tretent trade
, >l tbia auction ol the cruutry. T» uudstat tu.l the Im
portance of the ettharpriaa, the rtaltr oniat lock Jjr
! >v*fd ti ib« iM(fMiavl.!iutia*MOI every detcripituu to
avli.cl, the rai'-fuad mil give ran. Few ttaderlak itge
j bars been cc.inrii. ttml under auab luvoralile aurpicea,
itt.d wi*b aucli aure prnapat ta ol .liCceta. [ /ifpublican
• Kroin tho Inat Altmny Dnily Advatliacr wo lonru that the lo
coninlivo on tlm .M.dienk and tlndaon rail rood run* (wanfy miln
au hour, dnt^ging ul ilia a.mm Inna anrural heavy cvra.
Steam Carriage.—'I lit a evu aarrvge for t'lrnnuii
iomI., wt t«li it at p'aacul tnaking by Mr Mncdotval a>
Jji u«ton, ia in a atate cf comittrrjl la 'amarifunt
I tn-i ta rx7e*i»H t>> b« ready for p'yn g ia tl c cottr'i
jf t.c*t utouth, or the early part of Augutf .it tua fatrat.
The cirri.Hid', which ia near y li'iat|«.|, **i!|
*cu tip I irly j aaa-rtgnf • »:.d at i" prat'etn a r.avel app-a -
anc- wbm >o«n flytii* along at lb* propoaed rate |tv
neikli* iuai le ii tarelaa l*et, nod ila ieug'lt about 15
1-2 ItidepeHtnl of the f.aiaa work fer ib« suidr’a
real aid Corn flhtflr, It emtiilia of two Moriea; lnr
j ktvertu.jat of whlab, *o be occupied by the hoder* sfid
! ecuto.a, :t R»a ret liith, and a j aplrttuaol which i* for
j -he pat eigen, i* e«ven ten*. T.ta Iciverutoal apart
j r-*u' •» lire In t wide, and tba upperu.otl irwt; tbia
| rptflinenl i» to be li'led tip vault a djvli on btt>vern
'ltd cla«»ea i | paaac ngrr ; the beat ft ut abet) of these
' <*|»»rlta*tit* which i* lu he tha front ona, wt 1 hare »
, Uble rtntnittg up Ibacrttite, and in the bsek euJ, frotn
, ivhirb all fie patteoger* rntei; ibo *pa«e in the n iddle
, 'V !* I** Irf' o;-30 a* » paaasge. Tu# ttunyt er;]i ,i>D.|
iwi; >ef ‘rur:. the groom! wheu id motion. The dlame
j :r of lit h nl wheal* is t x *eci, :»] hit of the f.re
j wb-r!» tour Ire! ; they »ro ro*d« very strong, ih*
breadth of he ring being five ioci «■», whichftmi t b*»e
• heiflcctof t npraeii.jp aur e'lrtMon'roada, W« uhdei
j 1 aril hr M.iue*, which »r« to be o< iwe've horac
|put*e ,a:5 in » » v* vt eijjal fo. w trjneis m h iLc
I c*rr|^gr. [(Jtatgow Chronicle.
in a Mie Liverpool paper iiare® an
ailvoc.it.- lor a now lino of rail road, lo disprove tho fol*
lowing Facts:
'l lu< distance of the Liverpool and Manchester rail
road is little more than iliiity miles. I he cost has been
£7!b>,S7.» subscribed, £2'.f 7,000 borrowed—in ail £1,
0MJB70-". in round niiinbcf a, one hundred and f\) to
thousand dollars per mile, without any interest lor thu
time the money has U.-eu advanced, some ot which is
near eight years.
lie says that when the information he requires is
supplied by competent authority, then t,oli» buyers and
tellers ot shares will have some data to judge from
ninth at present is confined to a chosen few.
He urges that the subscribers to new schemes be
ware, ere it is teo late; look at the relativo situation ol
Hail ways, nn.I compare estimates with real cost. 1 t.e
original estimate foi tire Live:poo! and Manchester Kail
way was £400,000, or less than two-tilth* ot the actual
cost already incurred.
To this, if wo add twenty per cent, for the interest
account, the present rout wi'l be about jCISO.OOO r.cr
inti. ami still no piospect of a dividend.
I he same paper contain* two cases of nccldeu** on
the rail road; oiib occasioned by tint plug w hich secures
the turning-aide having been removed; by this tbreo
person* lost their lives. I fie other case was the dea'ti
ot a man who was thrown out by standing up when the
car was 9et in motion. [die*. Gazette.
Im tollcn i g 'itucl al » Ir.tiM *o a fpniletatii l<
;“*• ct y.we h-ve bsen p-untiled to c. py 'or puhiies
tier, l’iie writer is too .veil leuowa a- d too h (,h 3
estims -«!. to u»nd nt.r skying ntbro th.so that h* h*. k
srvrrsl y '• rs pvt been prftrtie.lly .tut aged :u supsriu
tend Pg vjo.Is and re. -toait m N -w Yj'V. 11 « opm:
tit err founded up-0 nnsirr r>tl ction and dcjtb r.>f.
*4- ;ion- so 1 die In.omistion hs unj art* ruus
aero o. a > n'.i in t *0 • ur highest crotidrrc-..
Nkw York, I -y 2!).*- I h.vehvl ibo peru ol o
■ V ®|M*t from Scot 11 od, rere.ved l.y a <rirnd here
to b- i rv*»fd • w thout d-!»y to Uahaeir. It •• ot
. a ft.) j-cl o lb# us* of • train-pOWifr in rr.v) Ibpj
b.atsnp n Cana *; hn* »i*e« »• e r^.i.l-a o! n.si.y »x
l e'llu ti.*, ba h with h rse powet ;:ti! tha; ol ettran
wltirh, so frr a- ;a?> erf. c. r. il-a vigauoo, sh w th*
lit - en.rw snly rcr-ivtd opinion of tha lb<rs.\»e r I r:
is! k co fr •!> ioereasvd v kcity, nu; IiCj on’y 10 v tue*
ti-. bHo<» nine tuda* per lion.; hit n.b»o it nrre.*
bat speed, tbe tv a - in lioni -ml t!,- r..*,<r fellowi.
ciirsl bo.t's, both disappear. S jk* cf the capsrim :.t
tvtr-j carried <1 t > 13 1 • 2 miter, nrirh a s-ncotn mi at--,
md t dimici i: 1 stusa on .he t.. ving-rop-. Torn
high vei. cltir* were attain-] by t-cr*a j>urer. To.
rt- rtno-n e l,y strain wore m . ie w 1 h .1 mat tat .in.
eta I, iitltd ’or tbo p.i.pise, but tbo ra.r.itr In bad
cn-. * h v ud it d 'Iid hit hheg I bo,!*, ihe ribs <,
w ul: lo h- ol iMf.irot<,(tnd s'-e *1-!-„n in-:-*d o!
f.r the bottom ar-d si.’os. I g.v* you jv,,,., f* f, {c
• how -hot <be advapug# c! high velocities on r-d!
•o.d* ov.-r this - an can Is, r> ay not b» so great ha*
-■'ugen rvt.y sd'inM-d, Bi-idcs, J; i« b*h?v. d, am
l II in* .r ^->Otl g- iiuctds, *-»: expcr.ente will p:ov
the i?:Cic.i}e ol -X'-«£s in «Oii‘truciiog ami ^rvisa*
I'-,- rad roads, cm net? i.,J 'hij ry, fr ^’*1; vsloci •*»
t»:il mare 'ban o.naii-rbrhnca the tflTfti.tagor; *» ~*u
it m*y ..e bet.veer, such j.lsrt* |, vsrpoal ar.d .Mat’
cbemar, 0, Albany an:- Scbsr^c'aly, r-h rr so l -rBe t
Hriton of the in com* is t* be d. 'ivod from pstf.enger*
i hs esua-ated di»r«fec«e in pmd cannot b* voiv fm
'7,:“n‘ 1,1 ,bB *»'Jlo»fy *r»D"- -n-lioo of goods and pro
. [(har eston Oily Gatrtle.
tfitNUB itL*kit nLOOKS Foil su k
E have about 3 *0 Hurr Hlocka for tale on
- wi .Vier]f ,eal?"'ble ,ermH‘ l,,ey wer® imported
itr> .tlvlv from Havre, ant are of excellent quality.
9u P HaXaLI/h CO.
Fans . ,,,,77^
•■■i**'*' ■'*** 1 ffer for #«>*, a few of Hrocke's
?^\7xil lLeat£amr*Uo *i,no< ,b8 «*««> »n.
cia i f > Manufacture.
2« ANDERSON & LEAKE
Au*mt 29. 31 — »*2w
"a/’ALUABLK FROFEKTV FOR SALE — TuTton
8TF*V\I Milt". f°w 'uP’ Sev,>u ® tiormh. of a
•“* • I.I., in ibe KtoiuIi o' Norfolk, eliaiblv
Vfm" T? !h* i<;Ver nod 6,Wd for a Oriel »n i*Siw
: ,h* 'i'1* property in 1817, w*. Six’lj
/houfand Dulla’». fha Marhioiry i« prfeet i„ »uf
l« pane, a: <1 tt.ighl tie put io oporation at * null K rX.
■ eme, Im» ,.ceivr j little or to „ jUry f,om u,e
1 ihJmh** ar,#* ■ water lot .nemi „*
to the cfiaOur I of the river.—The remaiDln* jYint S<*.
Iren h* ar» alio for ia!e. and the wbolo n.)4|,t h# oh
' A I ftinao.l lea l.llf ■l.ui. .. .a ~
I 1 " W| liilKhl h|1 (1
ah.ed, 1 y one >lt»po*ed to pure Irate on the ,„0„ a
eouiingditjug term*. UEO. T. KENNON,
Exeeulor to the Etiot« of Com
JI- Sinclair, dre'd
?».- Aw
A tig. ID L.
,& ^'(T OKSiKABUTMESLDKNCt FOR t
llli-lMnoiiH, cllr.l lt.rlvl.lorn' cniil.l”iM,V«'?«nl’rn'Jr.
..H mi l other f r
which the whole 17 acre* are rnolLd and aubdivlVi
afford lwr< er* lor early vegetable*, e(,„,| tn extent to
VK’i ?'u ?d'nlr#!,ly 8,1 "> '•■cb a p.trpoar
the [tilde not employed in gardening, are full rich l„
that or any other culture, to which at, owner mtofj „
rhne to.levote them, a,el it durable ,0 ,
, 1 '? ,w,1ldUi 6u< adjoining the ruirloaure wfl
he embraced ,n the aale Ferine dl.powd to p„r
Chwe Will plexae apply Io Mr. Thomaa TnylJ j,
HiehmoiMl, or the aubacriber on the premise*.
WILLIAM ANHEKflOK
$ <r
Mo j *f
FOR RENT.—Th# «>k<rrU »r wiibw 14 r«M 4
far |Im er more yoar«, hi* Tavern aatabliah
| meal, at Luncrthue* Court-house; the house* are well
culcutated tor public entertainment, and conveniently
'or that purpose—Tei on la
the subscriber, llvln wise*.—.
r| In 111 miSOi
WILL LOR
tf
June 21.
10 inh.rm Ihrtr fritti'I:’, ik*v hivn coo
I orti«d liii-mrrlrM with in riiemiv* Ifil Mioultciory,
n,a' th* ct»v til Niw V'jrk, and are nrtpirtil lo put
up hita of kliiiuti every dnifriptlQn, ai as low p.-ice*
•la any v- nj#r* n the •u»*lber>« tl.ias Manbaola
iiumul to iha north *re raipactltilly invited H> rail *nd
rxjioina lor thnnia'lvr*, h«f.»r« 'aying in >h*ir gcodi.
RtVMOND ft UftOTHKKB.
N. B. W9 wid tf.m a li'ya cuppty ot Clpv ol our
owu instuut«rtur«, whieb*wilt bo sold low. K ft H.
Atiraiat If). 2U—81
Ut! I A(»1.S —Tt« WvsUin r(iui«,iukb an on »li* smith
^ *ij« of Jaioas rive: to Ly nchbii'a, lesVrs Rich
innidcvny IMvUi'ny, W*th. ».l»y, a cl Friday. at 6
o’clock A. M. Hi 1 arrives*. l.yiicliVnr^ th« urxi dty<
to dinpe.. From IhoLC- the Ufte c uliuuos (cuoducirii
bv Wtr>. Smith,) direct to the Wli'ts Sn’p'iur Spring*,
vsber# P.'f'd k Bt'iieu’i 1st to t» *yauilo ir it in ef
fected. A brs>och fiom the line above LytiMiburg,
drop* into the Toot e«».e route at Salem, V.a.
At Berne’s, in Ctimbtrlautl county, the Richrmcud
route intersect* the Southern >*ua from Ff-demk-tvir* 1
by C»ri«t>vi!lc to GUorpi.t, w» ich pa«««» llampdai; Sid
ney Tbf boii Trbj Coaches amJ goad texbi>
*,a *.'u B o I no, t' i * it ikiliul, tuber, anti altrydre dri
! vrrr. The tra»-l perfartu*d throughout lo tb« Spring*
•y day light. Ifar* I'rota Hichtnood t» toe Wl»itn Sul
5j'ir,$t6. For teat*, apply at ibe ,B.i o* tho Uoivo
' Hotel. K'cboion'.
ILTAjl ba^gat**, w!-«ther b-lengirg to jmer.fcC'*
or • etit by the stag*, at the ri«k of lb** owner* I
A PATTERSON,
Proprietor Il.thiuocd &. Lynchburg Sta^oa.
Jtilv 2f). . 23 —tf
HAIPOKTANT SALE OF LANl>, CHOP, 8IOCK~
ihn.s.U hi Finn lure, be. at Jtuctron.—lbU rale
will take place oil (lie premise, atui commence on the
ISib October next, in (he following order ami on Ihe
following term*,.to-wit: lirst, tbo Land; term*, one-third
cash, the remaining two thirds in two equal annual
payment*, satisfactorily secured. Next, tho t rop; con
sis ing ol tobacco, corn, rye, oats, fodder, and one hun
dred barrels of Hour. Nex(, Slock, among which will
be 12 (.'00 lbs pork, well laMeucd. Next, a good deal of
valuable Furniture; and lastly, Plantation I ools, &c
Term*, Cash lor all aumael $5 nud under; for all above,
a C:edit will be given till Istol May ensuing, she
purchaser cxecutii.g bond with good security .
I he Land contain* 1096 acres, and i* hounded on the"
North by Oaa liver, otto and a-lialf miles, which > f
lord* about 2o0 acres of line bottom. Anjou’* creek,
the dividing line ol the conn ics of hi alii a x and Meck
lenburg, passes through its whole width, on which is a
mill, in good order, yielding annually a toil of :i(»ti hbl*.
A minute description ot the above named property is
considered unnecessary, as I invito those wishing to
purchase to view aud decide for themselves. This
much I will s.jy, tho situation is as healthy as Ihe top of
the Blue Bulge; and further, produces well all the sta
pies ot tho State, with a moro than usual quantity of the
comforts arising from a fine grazing farm.
Didders may rest assured that the sale will certainly
ho made, as a disease under which 1 labor forbids that
I should encounter another Virginia winter; aud, with
all* 1 have utado up my mind to moot the sacrifice,
ROBERT NELSON.
80-vlds
Aug. 23
!Nh HlhVDHKO »UI,I,AU.> RKW.VijD.- Kwt
»w*y 'rain thr. «nti«<r>*>*r, litiug irt tbc City
Rtrli i odJ, two nagra moo, Dai.tI* »n;l
Deonia tv**nl off*bpu> the lirtl it July tat I, ha it
a'icut 2S yearr rh! ol d<rk enniplrx.'ou, about five feel
• ov>n itiehof high, »lrai*h\ but rMltor rlecdrr ir.adr.ht
t:a* i high ptooiinetit , l'*?i*heAt! toil ry**\ he citrtierf
*w*y *»\u» t>rn rundry clothing, aud generally
i tot Wfl|.
I.-S«wl* tcmi i ff kboul the 10th Itir'. be if about 29
ye*.-« old, ,>| H^ht completion, (thangb not a truUtte)
■tbont 6--o I'#i im tnctt*« ‘•ij’lt, ,quarts aheolifert aiui
ttoti ly Uifttitt, ho ie »}>» »«» *otit-.* when tp.-i-n to, am!
-In,-a» a good f*t of tfctb, lie- cirri*-J wti!t hij» iuu
itiy rfo'Lif.f, tsd gei.*r»||y dra-Tc* Well.
'Ti»« ia’ioirt hsv** lx*eu • u^dv.y.d in a <«>b..reo fac
.ory tor it. * ’at! (iiitati yean, in con*-quenc* ol
*\tneti Its- r fi ^er Irsl.'e ate text) worn fratu ttetn
iuu.k .-n 1 'wiring lobae-o. i h\v.» u« doubt b.i.
Ilt-«| the) are ft&ing to gut to »h»- N"rtl>, „,„i wm a . |
tea pi tn pace fc,.e inotf, and perhaps A: at ob-ainc. J
tr*** p|w*. I will g.ve a reward .f fitly dollar* for
-aeh cr r*tihrr ol the above ndirfctl «l.tv?y, if uVeo on' I
ol i*. « Cdttu.nntt 'tllk an! reeurt | (lJ Mny J *ii, or in i
• h* nut"-.' r i> I'ty vlci.ar* if t.k-n within .hn 8,a*e
.v.-i •mcuc.-d fi
Ve*jilt sr* <n» ••varne.! from catryT.tr .fl
-iill I UaaW ;V* St . il rt ?r
1'tn iWjr ot tb* Nirtj'k Hr rail ,m ! l*ji*r»bi;ip
In tall g*nc«r will jura-e Kye .lie above -no n«*r*
ttofta tier tvei-k 'or • u in<nll« tird ?e;.d 'heir tu rn, n *
to rmr cfR * for payment. JOHN ENDEKS
•**’*• ^__ 2o tf
iVtJ VTU. E.—Tb* rubeei'b.,- hi.viog dnietniiD-d or.
i ll k*ai> Hu II e S ate .1 V.rgi- * * .let riom ol bring
,r‘< butlne-a lo a *p*ei«v rioc-_-a:! pervune in.lebi
•d to li'in by fci.ti! or b <Jr account, aio rri|oeaOd ir.
tr.cko itK.indiato ,» y.CL-rtt, ia.tiiulatly .ba*a wlnac
i*b’a liana burn due any cou id- al ia ttmo, »» lo,u«r
ltdn!|r*nce cvuooi be given. An] all per**ru haviL*
r'liuria on him, will pr*-s nt them *.-r aetiirmeol «.
ffu' ujr:l & (Jardr,. r, or o Ac-r w S. Whi loake; who
rnry h» l-iund at their « ■•»■, nr.oste fully u-tiior /.*il
•0 c.!o*a ell HiJ UOifllL'l) bu*> 0»e
' h i. (y forewarn an paraon-i v.itnn ibe U
* 9 b 'ie». rrem making oaa ef Siir»t Iroo nr other
iu4 curing or *'ryrrjg Tnbaeco," tinloaa atiIhortzed
bv u» or o.ir A*tnl«, tt vr n «, py leit. r» Pun.i, in*
iti'eilio th* rx«l(ri»« privilege <»f mit)|( ib« inna.—
nave e eru.innl to »rco:r n ;io;'Me the mice «.|
light* »o iDtlivi.'n.il*, to .tin rhe:r ctiettur aot; s.—
l'<r fisit « a hottee .jl iwi.iy f**e» eq-iit* or lea*, ter,
«• 1 : * *< '■ he icqtilreiK n.,| ior ..!! i - htni% n pro
p.'tiinr.. A y petecr. r,u | ,ivr ih» ri^ht o i.x a* mn y
t ;|iO# .t< lit* ple.< r.» 1 r rurii n < i< own o>o *, for ibe
•mu of li' y d il r».- for CotittHei cr i)trte* ^ar>
l>- porchiaedul tt* <r t n Agyn* . - iileirr* IMnr St
IVw.pIo (iwatlinev 0! lUehn.oi !, V.ryiei*, are h*rrb'
au'horized to i: » le •.) R-^h ,<t Jt tf a tn< i; i »r y ^u
,,'ihii i Uiiv* !b«i« o
Tbcr» it on <,toh* bot iS^t ali thr tobaceo ln*r|y mid for
li;- L*t' juiC9>. Hi hetu eared by the nre of Sbr"i Irrn
MARTIN RAKER
THOH. RAK *,i».
. 24—n .
July 27
JACOB r: weaver.
22—if
Auguiit 2.
jj • HOtrsiOM, Dentist, w|t«>ei Olm loiter If**
L • on tbr 10th Imi., iHd ««»:>!., a Lw ,tav* • idy
A««u»l 12. 27—2t 3
1 IKHEAS >«y ..
Clique fry of Qft»i ll.ifBjn, if, a'If-' in a rau*r
l)rc*** i/I it<o 1 iiKb Court i*t
UllMborn-; v. Ni#holI»,” it i« tefe/iod to Join Eliuund
DvrdeeWffl, fe, q of the Maalere o? the axt.l Cour’
Pt* V "u •!*'* 'Vh# C,ur» "k>*>h*r Patrick
1 the Hinkrupt, hi »I,« pt«tdlnM of the aird
««u»* named dhd or i>slr»u«*, and who wa.
In* Hdrtt btja at the llpje of hia death, anJ who
va« bit perioixl representative, end .a ta.e tha Mot
Myter fheiinl i,|fca, Mirlia, I p»,|j|. « „f.$ tb- Il.tr
at Law of ll.o a«uf I’.uiiik Pbillipa, than the aauf M.e
«7 ,***! r° " <, llrc i,ni1 *,a'* lo »**« C»url who wa. the
w fi*’«»•*? l,,e rrpreaemative of Mi
rhaat 1; *; ‘ Therefore, any person ala mir.* to
be thr «/:«»} la*w, ol the asid Patrick PmlJipr, (tor
■nelly o. JIudjp rti r.t M.iket, in the Pariah ol S..
fj.Yii'V?.1T* ,hj fon,,'V <*’ Middle.o», in
,.r® ** »fjlr, !«ich M»o*er, «od eh-rwarda ol H*.».
town, in the Stile of Vir*.«ii, in N. rth Atr.eriva, aid
^.td^fo or about the month of November,
I. iVhi * 0| "* 01 *"y l>*r*on cla n.lf.a
l« tt- bit personal representative ia or are by ibeir S •
, hri'ara, op rr liefer. the 21 h day of O.iubar i e«t ic
^“«,n Muni, Mr. Oowdt.wrll/a,
Ma offlop in Sentbampton Ht»|h;i:u»t c,’b9j,efrv Lap
, London, io Great Halils aforeaaid, an.) eatabliah and,
I rcapaci.vt- cMtn or In dafaull thereof, they w.il br
| pei*a.ptor>ly « x eluded ihe hen, I.. of the e.td deer*.
pi • o „ ,, «A WILTON & HOLDEN,
1 l.iu.,,1 a ooii<i-</ra, 11 .tou biinptin S:. Cov«nt
Garden, Lyndon.
**’ ’ J_ 80— Im.
SU, F;K1 «PKIN«!» I OH hi * t
. * fl' '*!" f* '***>'• ei.ain may t„ ,<,,,,,,1
lor two jeara, from <he l.f ,ijy rf Jaxturtv n»*
by ,Ppl cation to the .ubeer.her, f.vir.^ fn Frtea.tV
rteioutt rotinty. ha celebrity a, a Watering-Place *»
aweh, that i« ,1 deera?,) ftt/ly rwc.'faary to in u
pnbil. that the prpnw.y |,V feot. y A n jl ,
.rtradew lat d.lt lah.lierrrf i,cq ta) ,, *, y ,|J lh‘ jj»’ *
and a due pro^,r,|on ofiBriin,q lta,] 0f tho Aral nticHty'
will he rented with the S(rr|nJ. nrai q irn y,
... . JAMKS WOODV1LLE
Adu>ioi.fr,^_4* boni. nPn with the WfH anpiixed,
nf J> ht Cewte,|l*e»a»*4. *
Ao*o,i
Af'- *> -»w
B
PrirUe
mUk* iHtnty v • '■
tY\llimfH, FOH SALK,—la p<jr«u»ne« of Mr
Ejw#r vested in the President and Director< of t!t«
. • by *n AwtPiha Urceral Aeeemblr.
PM(W M.h Fobmary law, auibwlaltg the *ale of tha
BrUloa tract of l.md, in the eeuaty of Prlnco W|f
' V1® **• ^tbp|ye«l ky th* paid l*r**iUtnt
and ntrecfor. for »h- whole, or r,y aofHoO of thr said
ttP**. Uir:l the 10ih day of O.Mober text.
. Tha annexed extractt from tha f*w. n|i| .|,,.iv tlta
cor'diMous rrqnlrrd of tflo pttrcbx*er».
PetSCui vffartf.r proposal*, will «,.0*n!i ?helr ^nn
«<tt»rttit*iiae iu hat % tin luttalmeuts of ,b-* pfrcha-o
tmo-y. r ‘
Viik Orwioe T. *»t contain* by survey 6,|}ft t.-r*r
*h« sftirT p.rt Of nhfrh I* m d« r le-’. -, * b*h
rull rxpir ftt th« year 1819 anf which ar* .i.-.Vci to
*" snuoel reot of m’ out 24,000 poo-dr .1 To? tcc ».
IJy order of the IV oideut ,u.| Director* of
rarv Ftii-d. j BROWN, Jr. 21 At
•V*• ,,e '• further enacted, That it shall be h- >•; y
of tho rat J P.*e*id >u» aid Di eotorr, to remit ** 1 Mm
purchaser or purrh.«.*r, of the.aid Tract, bond* »vt h
.ulhclrnt r-rrot.al security, piyjbl.i tj the «ji 1 Pr •
d ut anJ Direr o », together with a den! tr de- L of
trim on the estate «o««ld, to itrm, ih» nay m in rf't'iu
l>un h <re money an<l (nterrei/, which bond* *o
•halt beer interest front the date thereof. Ad.1 alf p»”4-• *
who *b,MI l««lf to pay into the Trea»Uiy snunaliy, ari b
ln *sx inoii.hr after the nu.e «l<all te.-ome d<t-, the :• -
«erosr which may accrue ro thatr raid bonrie, -i; • | < r
lelt alt claim to the credit gtvtn on *neir putcbuj. r, .tnd
'he principal shaft thereupon become due. am! 1 i -
rover.ible by the «aid Prrddcttl an I Director*, wit !l
mU-reat m arr**r. by mo-ton to the GoiterM O-r*. o:,
t*i» .fay’r no’ira of ih* lime r»! ir,.«Vi•• < such uimio.., r
tile payment ilfreot enforc'd, by proceeding On •' ,«
■Ired or deed* of met aim maid, at 'bo JiscrHio:- hi
raid President ltd Director*.
3rd. He it Imitier enacted, That ?tl perior. t hi ,•
ir* ptifthtwrr of iaud. under the protfhioint id t
■•ti-rtl have »>»•» privilege of paying the au,e,,"i
purchase money at any It,nr.
4 ti 1 lilt act dr»II be in forre frern 'h
Mur'of. May 27. 5—2.iw«I0ii Oc
I h» E litora of the National Inteili^-neer and Ah \
endna Phocoix, will piety* p thlith rh- fore* dr* n •
reMtarmen', twiee a we. U until the tOi' O f. n»s
od Mbd 'h-ir b it* to the 2nd Audltor'a Othco for
paymrot.
it ti
VALUABLE PLAN I A I ION fot sale• — Klein* jox
Iou« to rrmove to the western counti y, I am deaitoue
of disposing cf u»y tract of land lyin* on tho ihreo not
ed roada in the county of Gothland, twenty-ono miley
above Richmond. Tho tract contain* betweiu seven
and eight hundred acres of land, and has on it a largo
and commodious brick duc!lin*-housc( with a'l uocepsu
ry out houses requisite for the condui t end convenience
ol a large family, beside* a good *iist and saw-mill
both of which will be sources ot protit to the owner —
A iurthrr description of the property is deemed unne
cessary, as it is presumed (li.it none will purchase with
out first viewing the property, to which, tltos s wMIiing to
purchase are particularly invited. For the money a
great bargain wifi be sold.
Inly 12 18-2t wU RICHARD LEAKE.
1AND bOK SALE.- Hy virtue o! a d^»d of tru* ,
J executed to u* by Matthew R. Pirk tissn. 'n h'»
• la.tnic, which hss brnt duly recorded in the C.'r ilt’a
Ofli.-e of l.in>«ubtirg eotmiy, we sfiall, rn the fir <
i tiureday in ^opternher oevt, at Nottoway C >ur’.home.
('hit Item* court d»y,J <rl! to Mi* higlint b'.-'dor h r
c.a«fi, a traet o1 Ian I 'yinjyii Lunenburg, cm ncluw
5)00 neret, two-tbirdr of »vblrh are io wrcl. This
Isrm adjoin* Me lard-o' C d. C.iwan as-.d otifrr* It
will be ro'd sul joct (> the dowsr it.te,-.t of .hr w 'nrv,
Airs. PerMtiran Povae*siou *.v * u at Citrshm, w i *i
the pr.viUge of seeding a rr. p of wheat iu It | i!I.—
Tile tide to *h e property i* believed to be y.ord, but
icli.i* a* Trot'eee, w► *h»!l rrnmv *ucb fi'lr o: " *.*
may he vs-t d inn* J. W. BARER,
J. T LEIGH
tV G.OVEUrON
V\M. VERIER,
T. ur
August Ifi
28 -2»w;<
rUK SALE.— *V i!l Oe eoid „u j|)< |. r, i ,
A oit 1 hur«d*y., me I5ih of Stpieinbey «,-«•, on «
VCCtlii of OU*, I TO, lurtc, ^Qit lour ye;tr«, 4 T1..1U of
!«ul'f. co it 'Hjid< by Uie turvty, 717 »m«. Tl • 1 irsri
of Utid Woe** «. ibe '«ute at Philip \at*, .ict’d. It
l;a< o«r both »iJ>M o( IJ.rrh cm k, in ihe c noiy o( Hali
fax, about 12 a>i!«s watt of the court-hoim Umd.,
approvtnJ • ecutity with a dcnl ( tritit ua t,,p
Uu<!, ivtll bo required to *«curo th< purchaio i.uiitv.
1 0 4 »ulo wi*/ h» made by di-cc^ion* aud in ccnfccuiiy
to the lot will and tcata reut of Ph:*ip Va-ia, d.,*’d.
ISAAC MEDLEY, AJ.-nmtilr.itoe
With ibe Will annexed of Puiiip Vai*, datY. ■
Aug 23 3U - Ida
cj DUCA i lON.— flic uuti -m <ru il it|il opsil a
.J • t» the lot ot N.ivembtr £m , it hi, r»«v 10
tll< cl
iu 1 a n jnli 01 t uiu'iurbinl Court bot)j~— Till m> nth 1
M. y mi! O-t joer will bo jivtii at v.,*%n - « Th i
s nirt- of tuairiir.dtn <v !| rmVac t (fie Eli/i 1, L.i 11
til G.o«k L-ngtiig**, Midiomatic', H o y end
C.jtnpj.iiion. S.ieaia! attend.,n will ha p ,d <0 :•»« nwvl
c.i.rtetar tod habui of di» you-li »nir,i-.eJ o y r r
I wdl It., my object 10 lead too «i tt:» ot i « to the
:uliiration of -wund an! viriiiout ptincip’- , »fd 'o
111 • end tn* B bit wid he icad- a >£ «<.b 0v -hh
vcfio>i, and rrrdu'duQj ou it ouce a tomb, 01 ofi*-ner
wil' be fiqtrr.-d.
'I 'o duel-time rfihsSctco! will b- . 1
♦l,,i I It proia-rdtn pcaoni''iOi!.>f« *:x bj-. i, :
fan., y. H.anting ctt> h» had iu the moot r*f
families, cm vt-nuni to the Schorl.
Ti-nnn—K -r tin-ek, Lt fn, Ma hams c<
En;-lt9i» t,» orb «,
B *ard (t u 1 ri tltn'ii'g h )
Wh-» .i'll, bvldirg, See i» inn iaKoil,
pec on>nta o' 10 r,lot|lb•, the proper tonal > i'l
paid al >he coin meiir :m ol r.| .’i
K» •minadori* will b* h II at the , lo e r.f •• • *
Addfr»« ihe subeenbar coat Caatbe I .tt < C
W M N
< uin'’erlrod. \ur. 23 1831. 30 --
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IN IdlANI EH Y I ■ Hanovar i o .n,, (J
ly 27h 18:11— • J
CtentulK Hirris, au’m’or with .ho ell
Mary ileol. t1, dec. jtj
Nancy Howlaii, F..nny, Mtrlu atul Sa-Vi
the two tail of >rd,a,i, are n lt. ii* under it «■
va^r<, W idiim CiMrnuot) tut 1 poffy tna ”’i ,
CTnIet and N.v cy ht* wil*. and Mtrha M. !’•
, Jti
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T f« d4y cam- »' w. |f the P air,tiff n
-tft11 N ■ f. 1 y II a *-vI -if am) W,J| a* 11 f J \tnoirtvt,
h!i life, by lietr o»uit»e|; a ad th
n’ ha « fd I» I'iu fsriK. Nar.ry l,
Giro si on, n.d P dy Ira wife, b
tend, ni M.inli t H R
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A sremfiiy, utt.f die l» >lr* of Uni (f^itri,
I'gin'h s.iG.acll ,1 of tha 'ftprt, >».iil
nhdhtahtd il> 8 Cnnir-obtr-al'h 1
l< app-ar.
the sniJ l>ef*'iidar>i Martha H. ilagUod, apnlV h’ r o i
t'° Rf»« d*y of Oehtf.i r C.ttiii it-xt, a d anrwer the
md bi/I ; and dial a copy of (itis order l e
i(Verted in the E-qinr-r, ,t r.twp.tper 5 i
in the City o! R rhir.t'id, f.,r i»o rncu.br ettet'
rid that sr od^r cony be yoet#,! at ibe from di
'• .‘‘U Couoly. A C py—Te
THif.ip n. wins7C.‘?, C. H
A* r. 12. 27— c.S
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d-bad
<-! (be
IN PLNDXEtt^T i OUNTV FOR - W«K.
1 tty vin#' ol Deedoi Trt.#; x, ... t,v J
rjull, Jr. ai:<l Jrin* fit* betrirs; ^iu *j ^7 ,
Oin<^ of >ho Cour ty o* ffaJMiw. w. ff,;,l. 8wur
<l y, lb* third day or September, 1831, In fr J( f tl,3
v*ro*,a Ci,y o< Ri'hiro,,-/, #fll 1 ,• at
p'Mu- #a|r, to ;|l!t |(j|he,i |>|Jderf •• ,l!tb'. True!
V/** P*rie’ ol in i!io co-Mv i*-n
i'r””; *;»■*•>•< •<> • 1.1 Ji«ob Hull by n t. her
n r Hall, by a Idle bcjbd or o'.herwij-, #> u 1 ra„r«
•illy appear by re error* to the n.or.fi 0! P :-„i»
roun'y, eoimir.iri* ItMu 350 10 -IPO R«ie,, mo,, , r
sod btfundad B« lol»„iv«, to urn : Oi tr.A s
iWi.hy/***’' ’ha W«»1 by W ji;,
Hull# Ur.ri, »t,il on rbe N.>rth by tie V<;d-\t
Skidmore ’ —Too Mil# i# behaved to he gijvj . w ^
Ibelltrll amlror.vry tticb title only, a# I* ...
I»y ib* Deed of Trrt#». THE TUT si i>«t
Auputi 9 2(J .1 T *
RA V PA H A N NOCK LAND FOR 7a J K —T o
•«*£ Tiber row < |f,r# Iw mfe, bi» w it 1 , wr,
■»u*e, (Woodbury) lyir* immrtfrtoety et» lb- i;
i»nowfc Ri*#f, rn R e’lino.-d. fcunty. ThL » r,
•m«. by «.t ina'b.r.abMil 390 nere# of , xeo>.
*“* TMt.ty, Mm impfofrNitftr# are pro *nd #o- v - !mt
—arid th* farm, from Hr peeuhar location, him • lr,,ra
ir.d treater *d*anM»-» than any other ' ,r,„ ik«
«"’* a *, on th* R *rr. * mor/n.WrtU rfeei Jr. on it
‘****i[* ' r.fH,*<#*r#ry, a# |* pentinrtrrf ,j>* hf*nh#e
Vill bo VI*Med f y any penon deiirou* o» 1 <•*«' i;
l b* irrnm Will be errormi oJ#,i„#. „ or| ,t. r
d the porch<«* money will > 0 "n.>ir«d 1,. -
. , „„ JOHN H GARLAND
Au*n«f 23. »0- n
Iji IFI Y HOLLARS Id s Mil, k r^,
, ins »<• jrer.ber* on Haturdav i>v>»iritf i(t> . , , .
!bL.%« ,n,med# WAMINGION, a brl*-M -i'. Jhho,
iboul 2» year# if »K«, #n<! 0 ten 9 |.;«r M f",
Wmhn * on re»» porchrrad M f)r. J ft f , «, cf
* wife living In : ,rry rcur y, ■ !.*,«
J J . I*.ka^9'J^°",’or 1 hvKlolijf# It »t>ur ' * in ’.
d ttlibl* ffcff limit# »| i),f SM,? ,r)! »f; . , . .
Fild. M ALf. NFM.VON A Co
J”‘y » V r IP tfer Rrh-r*, .’. »#.

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