THURSDAY

•rColnmfeta, *c.
R8 Bal» of Columbia,
hB Syrup,
r«r Lir«,
• .
BMTiToaioUlsUtM,
' 7 for Hick HeedMbe,
.Inlmtnl for Filet,
itltre Minlr,
lpple 8aU«,
B'* Carminall»»,
minall "
u«tic Oil,
era) Hair Povdera, .
.. •
t*r> ElfcrTCicint; Magneila AperUnt,
May'* Compound,'
«lt'a Water Proof Part*,
!»Ur'» Tfwifti Powder"*,
ft (3 and for sate at YOUNG'S'
STORE. ;. .
EMU,
Inter Cabbage Betfl.
ftlecond supply of fresh Winter Cab**d. »in
i Drumhead, Flat Dutch, and green ,
.
laMortmont ot (iatdcn and Flower
• HUI verr food. Person* ullhlbf to
lit seed of an, kind U hit way, can
atrtfictorllj aupplled %ow a« at any
rttofor..
JAMKS BROWN.
F--
- - "T^. ^"^ '^ ^^ *? "•" ••w*
COMMISSION JllRRCirAlSts,
«ar-f Wharf, Baltimore, JW. '.'
i principally engaged In tb* aale of"
duce,lia,vin*j several firo-proufware'
._.f «i» »n»»f tfc'a KaHilHed, and are
•mea prepared to make liberal ad«aa
IcomignmeDU.
: Er»Hn« fc fJeb^bergBr,.!^.-,-!—^.
llopklnafc Brother*, J"-'''
Lauck k Stephen, Martinsbars;.
, to Messrs. Wager If O'Byrn*, llarirrj, who will furward to cutitlgo- .5,183S—fiin.
.>Yt» fVoorls. '
aubcribers are now receiving and
uring; an additlonaK supply of
SPRfNG AND SUMMER
p00009, ~r •
i they imrit«r«H> attention of their cu»f and th6 public ((enerally.
lay jipt lojd.
lav^wb^^^^
Bftow*eti.
ttSONS ha»logNKG!tOK8 for salt,
e requested to give the aubtcrlber »
i he will give as hlxh pricea'aa any
Ipurchajer In ttita market, for mil sexti.
>»geiof8to25. ' . ; ; . - .
UM. l|. QRIGG8.
•Jeltown, April 30, 1835-.—if.
riMOltU AM) OHIO HAIL, ItOAD.
N, JEPPfeRSON COUNTY, PRINTED> AND 'ptlBHSIIED WKKKl,Y BY GALIAIIEttyNOnTII &
THURSDAY
ivo. io.
In the midst of and that they should draw comparison*, simplicity, a JiaMiiAc fervor, an than- and ittddonly puTKrKIndon hisTa *'
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humbling,to me,-bctwcen-|heir idolized donment. of self, -> lifting up of the 11 thought I had discovered the . - * : .->•;
^
".' :' -jJI'UCIjaVllM'jtl mi. ijje i |',i mi ii IB in ii •, 1^1 ii ,i
'-"gsigs^CTi'mi tin i
^
Heaven itp
m valentfbrtbe jrMe- of Kdmiration
"
af MIS> M. r. cncui.
mixrle •Sric'*; spirituttl charm,- pervading hi* i^-ftharr-WflpjIS-^
' JVty uncle-and"
Uclinil
just
left
his.closet,
wh'cre'ne
than
the
ijHcsie*
that
wrre
still
tin-;-1
and
str.»ini
of
flattery
to
which
I
hod
-. On • plain ru*h htrhHit a »ilk wtm» tayi
visit.'not long after "toy rupture with nor, that was acknowledged by the lowai-ds We Wor, thinking it s ' <-»
ray
aontV
COM'
been
acctiitumed.
1
even
tried,
in
some
lutd*
been
to
neck
tho<divino
manna
for
\Vhfn a proud YOIIIIC princ«» came th«t W«T, ling in Bar earn.. - Crea
.
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a.
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1 i -1
,.1
omy served
servoii to
io rcn
ren- breathless attention of a crowded au-jleave him a short time to his own r«:
meaauir. to
conform
-to.hi*
habili
.and
The IniiKhly clilld-ofa, human Umj
MM WH i grateful tribwfe to
[ho_pilgrim» it wan his task to guufu aunt Hobby, whichi only
h!»nny^--M*—uncle jdicncc._-composed' of tho wealth and«flcctioris, wiared that, love must bo vicThrew a nldrlong jlance *t tbe humble thing. lore—Ibr WH it not occa-asnttf
tastes, and to cultivate the good will through the . wilderness of ,lile. Vie Tlgf rne mure unhappy,
That took with a silent altitude
•h of my altered ap- fashion of the mctroiiolii.- And t was!'"''"""' ovef-^ont-cicnr-' Ur m«flftJL_
"f the plebeians and rustics whoconsti- looked from one to the other, in grief complained so much
tran-K-endtncy orer her less gifted'i
Srom the mulberry leaf her »imple food—
i luted 'a great portion of his parish.— and amazement. Aunt IVIiUy hod pcaranec, my faded bloom arid languid here, the proudent, the happiestof^^the motirjn as if to detain me, as I p»*Md;
Andshrunk, halfaeora, a«4 haffdi
» fr&smejroi(iL.IIa£tfare»bobilBirt tbe .mind, unsupported by princi- treated herself on hie .entrance, ftiid be- spirits, I iaw that it gave exquisite pain hrong. That gifted being wai jny j then again pressed hi« hand ow iu
Away from her a'uter child ft
That silent motion—never, at
Illl I heart.
while my cousins, now husban'd. I was ' indcmnin>.(l for «m
Declarinc she never jet eould see
bi-rb, simple in themselves j pie, U incapably of any steady exertion. gan to rock herself backward and'for- to Mr. L
ver c a
'Are you retolved
>ast
mortifications,
and
looked
forward
[
;,
.
j|
in
their
day
of
power,
amused
themward,
and
to
sigh
and
groan—-saying
it
destinr—fbrtanr.Tca.aQtt
Mine
gradually
wearied
of
the
effort
of
'
iFiTiiajii.iaiiii
; -™»—--....-•;-... .,.*.r ,no wai a hard tiling to be .called iuuu.haul selves crmtimmlly with the old fa»hion o brigllt yearn of fnlir.ily, nut in the onncthis?' a»kcd jie.in a low, very hoars*
As calmly to stand by a "crawling«
•arrow:, path we .bad heretofo.rc,iravcl- '? °f voice. ' 'Yes'; if you persist in
e d walls o f lit*i lioilir-*,'-ithc
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'
legitimate .claim, ^The 7eIVor oi ISsM'
yuur>fcfuSal.^
•^n*r'f"1h«niit ed,- but,8,-widor,. more, brillianl
anger,,
and
I fast aMt laW, who ing which had given a bluer lint to the my checks glowing .with
With mute fSHiearanoe the «lk w«ta took'
; !
"Writ'1 fot<r the- next room; . ll beard .- "- {.drum mode of tv istencc. Had 1 poi- \{y imagination placed him 'at
sty and a fairer hue to the flower, in- my heart violently '—1-!'-':-j- -with
.
lim
walk a few moments, u if agitaAlike a stranger to *einiui4%rMe,
wbofc
ck and my beait sensibly laded. "I began to perceive the sudden effort'afsetficontrol. IJejaessed one apark of heavenly fire,* I icad of that ridmu"'ui(? congregation; atcd and irn-sol ute—iSwgj, swUitnly
She'd no rli~j«iet fr
mil
I
saw
the
lowry'flock
he
Iwd
been
should
have
resented
all
thin
as
an
indefect*
in
e*ery
object,
and
toT
wonder
_,.,—,-..^_.....took
my
hand,
and
,
J
And HvrJ of meekness ,
1
top, I then Heard a low, suppressed
and «fcU I
Bat I mud KAtit^ at the Mindnea* which formerly, over- said, ' M y dear Mary I 'There "was af- sult to him whom I had solemnhr'vowed iitely fccduig,-. wreping, tmiiiliuil, be- cough, but to thhr h« • wo* always ««h- .
• Which tboc debar from the'banutn, brea<<t!Jlaa<>x*»l>f3rdattim»tobT.a-A? looked them.. .1 "till loved my bus fection in Tiis tone", t>ut there" was' tip'- In love a-nd'honor. These old fa-ihion .wre.u llmiKirc.h.iiiiil the alt.ir.
flh« e«ly wished, forO» hanfc alman,
1
cct v.hen ctciled, 'and il caused no
sacred in my /Before we bade farewell to my
To find «ome Way to become of me
my pen, o« t'Ft'un* with agamy mdic- baad ; ;bUt trW-tmtgeri Urea-witbr him, lirrtiiling, also j .and dmwinir nwny my • e<| wnlU shim
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To the lia-iilily daughter of lordly man.
tbe more bis character.soared above the hand, I wept In billemcsi of a-pirit-T- eyes. They were UvTce liallowcu ^
none, let •*»« puae tin I can
. And thus did *he lay a noble plan,
reach of mine. I could not compre- As soon as I could summon up sufli- hallowed by tl»^ rcrbllcctioiis of de- ny vision would soon be realized. — br some time, I began to be alarmed at
.ithaateadjrbaad.Mdacaba.cr
To leach her wisdom and make il plain
e church was then without a pas- he perfect jtillness. A itranee feeling •
1
hend;
bow one could lie endowed with cicnt steadiness of voice, I told him the ported excellence and the presence ol
That the fmmtilc worm was not made s* rain J .Our cjoiiui»r. broke down—it
.or.
No candidate had iu yet nppcar- of horror came over me; I romcmliving
holines*.
fiyory.
leaf
.of
the
such
brilliant
talents
and
winninggrac.es,
cause of my rcscnUricnC »nd declared,
(
i
A plan >o Rcnf-roiK, deep and hieU,
'like ottr-j and not wish for the admiration of 'the tliat I would never again enter a place, magnificent elm* thatt overshadowed cd in whom their opinions.or.atrcctions icred the deadly palcnesa of - his coufiThat to carry It out ahe must erratic 1
to oar as-l-worU," 1 was vexed with him for his where I was exposed to ridicule and thein, should have been held sacred, for were united, They were pnthusias- .cnahcerand tht- cold dew gathered
. "Nomorf,",aid»lrt,"wiUldriiikorcai: •utanor- traveller,
~, and thick on -my. brow. • I rccolproOered i meekness and humility, and would censure, and from those, too, so im- the breath of morning and evening lic in the admiration of Mr. L—•-ast
He
I'll spin and weare me • winding ihaiay. .
ccted, too, that he'had told me of once
and'
protested
against
the
.obscurity
of
prayer
had
been
daily.
.wafted
.over
~
and
ac-'j
irfadlji
have
mingled.,--if
-I
could,
the
measurably
my
inferiors
inbirth
and
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. To wrap me up from the «un% clear li^ht,
Itaving bled at the lungs, and of being
And bide my form from hrr woundnd aigjnt. companied u« to the ion, which fccto- i base alloy of earthly ambition with his education. 'Dearest-Maryt' exclaim- thorn,- up to the mcrcy-scat of heaven. Iiis location. ' With such-hopes gilding admonished to thun every predisposing
In aeeret llien tiU nvy end draws* nSsV
I ijeturncd with my undo to the mc- the future, I letl the metropolis with a
natHjr %•» not firdt«t)nt.(or any oneteiholy aspirations after heaven. I was ed he, tu.rn.ing pale from agitutioiif 'you
cause to.iuch a malady. Strange, that
•I'll toil for her; >od when I die. .
»ja« MvcreaT injured, and walked «ith1Wen jeajfoa£-^t almost tremble'while I canndFinean' whaC'IySuHly.. LctlibT'tWipolis. ~ifr"Hr-true, he pralected that
1
I'll leave behind, a* a farewell Ixxm,
— "thotteh supported by the wriie it—of the Uo3 he worshipped.- nuch tritlcfc a* these,"mar the peace of he would not-, could not leave mo be whicli my TiXisbamfTiailed^ us a sureU ifU-r Kudi'-'an entire-rillltion of c-"rer*f"hut self, these rt'llecliona 'should
• • - * " -•• n• -• ----- •"--TghUbatlheld this
I grieve that ybur~fccl- L hindjrrdihd -that change of scene was for long years of domestic felicity. - I
aHH'aiid HiViHrts-.* -1 «rfuM*>I-cotiId
. 'To be reeled and wore to a shining law.
a<
mve pressed upon tiny with such powwould*
gladly
linger,,
Jlwrfe,
awhila.,,,.
vcT>ctn
wouTnaE(r;
hWSWBratcly-neeewsty'to
thfe-rwtor»tion
nd.
pt»c«
in
his
attections—
-Uiougli
^ And hunt; In avcil o'er her acornful facel
define, .the
. , .feffiriv,
. , - oat
„:• ..from the rao-- •* teco
gave fear to go on. You have- followe er, alt! HfitiBmont. 15dSffii!<r«udden«
orious wMt matter* it'what the world say» of of my.blopm,. and_ Mr.
~ ""*••"' our^^^TSutw^ajrdTjSpTrarelrifronr^ioulsHw Jiin as.ient -with npparnrit.-clieerfuhics'. me so; far with a kind. ..of compLiisaitt ly gifted with second sight, and feared •
to-ny>ve,y)est-l biiunld soe the vision of
But 1^-knew?^!
fcl
clbih'ed" with thoiie robes' 'of -'hblincssy tthdcomposurc.
When ahe Coda, at lenpth,
my cbtisi-ieijce embodied'.- -At lenatb,—;
(nm those I .had hetai acctutooced to1 couch of thd dying, the dwelling of the which mala; us lovely in our MuUer's thaTjjjs he^rt bled at my wiHingnesif, creatorey whose .
aunt" Rcbby 'opeperf. "IHia door, nnd fsr
As to wcdr the ahroud of a rnwlinR worm,
aqocnle mitb; and tbetre was spme- poor and ignorant, I in vain sought to eyes? Let us go to the temple of Him, my wish tob'e absent from him, so soon been- enhanced by cducatioa/jtiid who
May the bear in mind, that .she walks will thia^in the bearenlj coenpoMne of his 60 up the widening vacuum let),; by whose last legacy to.man was /irnce.'— after .our marriage, lie told me. to has unfortunately been placed in a thn first time, rejoicing iti her sight, I
pride' * • • . - .
'b«oniH«g. intereaied-in the duties of Though..tho-bell-WOM ; ringing its hist consult rny own - h'appiness, in : the sphere she is '.incapabk* of adpruing.~ cntreatciTher to go into the library,
with aii CMuestitenatKaf appalled her. ,'
- - ^Ilrthe^rM5n£^i^**«r«*
.
-5°«ld
' They notes, arid • though I saw him so painf l(;n*th-of -myvlsit, and that, he . woiilc The •atmosphere is
^!«' '1 ii 115. i—an 11 he r fust sharp icream
.-.
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-ende
became
firtiT
day
mo
adnurttioo
aad
love
of
dupbr.
•
I
ne•* : — . . .. ' • £ . • _
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fli*.
'"J' ^ •.-.Fl * * '" - L - • • ~- . .
VBI,I.A«JK PAWTOHft WIF
Yerbeud.any
eaShlv"lofind'w
cw^jctrThe discontent f vas chcrhhing, be- peal; and - repeated--my rash assevera- thinking of mine. '6h!' said one. q ley of sin to tiro.'mounrof'holiiiesir, ~ .dTSTw-tifro to her «devV There, reclined
hia voice- InniiWr cotttmunjoo'came more and more, visible, till the ti.oiiv' The bell had pealed its latest my cousins, with 'a loud laugh, 'you liri-at!n: 'with difficiilty the celestial-air^ upon the sofa, inotinnlciH, lifeluss—big .
Tlie following -patliclic -sketch is csoeodjiie- wilhan<?-UooaMalo»ep-reTi>chttjn«»!niiWand anxioroeye of ^ my husband summons, and was DO longer heard.— ran never feel solitary, when aunt Deb and pant for -more 'congenial regions. face white as a .snow-drift, lay my husly Interesting, and will arnptj repay tlie reader
Must I proceed,'- Vo'itf compassion band;_l»s neck-cloth and--ve.st, satura^ At fint,, 1 left a (vainly looked forthe joyous smile that 'Mary, must' i go aldne?'"TjHwtond by-is,-!-—— •-- ' . ' . ' • ' ' : " / .
Behold me oncn more 'mid the will tm.i to detestation: yet I carincf ted \vith Ihubloo'd thai still flowed from
was on the liuch—there-was a burning
^ - •_.-*>.-.-_
rL_- i _i_-_t 1. had
.' .1
U is cojiicd from the W«tcrn
is true,'' there were many .things 1 flush on his cheek', such I as' had never scenes congenial; ' to my sbul-ia ga; withdraw from the task I have impos- his lip v Yes, .he' lay there—lilr|esi,
fcrwhich
valuihlc periodical, publUbed i
ras
obliged
to-tolerate, \vhith must in- seen, before. My. pride would have (lower, sportin j over the vavcs of fash ed on myself..; It is an expiatory one- dead,.dcad! The wild ah'riek of agony
admired. Without >
and remorse pierce^ not hi.s uncon-,
ie-ritably be disfasteful'to one, educated vieided—my Conscience convicted me j ion,"tlioughliess of the caverns of dcatl and oh, may it he received as such!
IX was scarcely more than a"; week s.i-ious qar. He vvas"dciid, and I was
^
"wnn
Bat 1 never reflected
_
"hot aunt
WWW,.
turc, to be that acroini.lwucd lady, lira, Caa^jcealeA.JIfc-niiaJtbff thrW^ris we were
led with DS; and, be as opposed to my husband's tastes whom l;thou"ht born to be my evil spi- listening to the. siren, I forgot those and sunshine; so re sol veil" was 1 to hi
:
From,
violent
agitation of mind, a blood
~~— In fbllj, the as my own, and that Christian principle rit, risen with a long-drawn sigli, arid mild admonishing accents, which were all thatrwos -lovely-and u'uii.i'ile.
her " Lamorali," her '
Vessel hid been broken, and instant
always
breathing
ol'
heaven—or
if
I
rer
were
called
i
alone
led
hirn
to
tho
endurance
of
them.
taken
his
arm,
preparatory
to
accompaeven
.listened
with
.
appari'iit
patience
BIT
. jollier production* .of a ji^htcr ca>>t, lias gain" tbe.nM«rnin:j.qf oor!Insteodof apprpciating-hi»ongelic-pa- njring hintir""'No,' said I, 'you will not membcred theta at all, they came to my to aunt Dcbby's hitermiiiablo ,1'iymns death had ensued.:; Weeks of frenzy,
JOn
:
—cda r^puljtinnof wliit-li our rountrT3as wc*U
-*• -'!' "-—^--r«ri-ii^^ ""^-farbcarancev-rblamed-hirn l>e-«lone.—You.nccd^not..\v;aiLfprjne,. memory like the grave rebuke of Mil- anil heard soine bf'lie.r limjr itoi-k's-tla months of despair, succeeded—of Mack
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despair. Nothing but on almighty arm
uhenolf,-may justly be proud. • hts gratitude for hit fciadnen, and hi*]foroof iavishTrig more sympathy on" me Tn aiiiit~nclJby"'s companyj-you cannot
"":
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Yes, I did •"remember; them when 1 \vas manifest syniptoru '<it-~ vexattonv—- thn nvn ;iroun'd liiyiiakod.soul, held mo
regret mine."'
alone; and- there arc' hours wlien was abqut-'sunset. -'We. sat togctho back• from tho bntik 6T »uici(le7~Co«Id~r "
» compose myself tp-the .act .of .writing-,
i^uMy,^njjy«ajtill!*->>wUa
1 have believed in annihilali.)ii—and. I
the-strength,
of
association.
steeled,
like
Pharaoh's,
for
some
divine
fear onr palb* divrrge too
.and begin the record of feelings and
>ed"'''
tnuiA.30 aflorar that hope. ' Mine i* i ' The fotmer minister "of: the. village purpose, or I never could*havc -resisted t thought qf_him in his neglected hoftie;
him,
from
whoml
was
gradua'ly-alielance; as he
shadow over the chancier which too Tosi
partial undmiqudring affection onw Hert."." :I tlb^feirtbefirittiine,
to Ms congregation. My husband had closed
" of the gooiJ ited taunt. What hours of .\vrctchcd- and accusing conscience avenged his
~3SaS3inEGuSS>S^^
'^^.-•>.W;-:;.^i 'j... - - j. - •? • ""f- . _
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. --,_-. ft ft',
qtleath- iic'u.T passed .iii "ttlb '•solitud.e-^pf-my- rights. XJhl.-hoxy-iiiJserablc, how popr
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white. His-benign glance and appro- eave the poTspnage,
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I nftrr-Sunday morning n«t», tlie
i iii«i»i>t iln' rum-Mini; Train of Cxr«Tor
HICK «.i.| IIAUl'Klt'S FKIlltV will
I lit iiYlock etcry moriiluir.
11, ISM.
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Howfte ft* Kent,
fjm, engage' to Vgood tenant, (ho
l in .which I now lire. The lime bt
t pouession may be arranged to luit tlm
JOHN 8. OALLAHER.
-
ow
B-per«ona'-.who
know t
tated to the late tirm of l.ane Ic
, and Tnwner & Harris, are reminded
ceU"nbte*p*et ttiBirnoter to-bod,bjn»ejnueh loiigen. »i I «ni talitfied
I one concerned will agree- that from .
ough the medium of a newspaper,
> off aa the firat, I pledge lb«m my
"afew weeka'will find their"o'oljfi'mil"
J.l, persons, whether s> debtors or r red ifiiiifs, whoTfaVc oecolihti-nithrtie-eslatB
i late Dr. John Briseoe. are hereby reMi to present their elaluis, or closn
arcounla as Ihe case may be, aa speedily
isiblc. 1 will spend every Saturday -in
hcrdttown, for one or two months, for
UC&tenee of all eoncerned.. f
JOHN QUKJI.KV, .Wm .
cfDr.J.Il.
Irch 5,1835-tf.
Albnuy
UST
received and .for aale, a supny o f
•lia Celebrated Worth Hirer Cream Al«,
nB's FltUIT STORE.
rpcra-l-errj, April93,1835. .
Ca*h in Jtlarktt.
IISII to purehawa number.of I'kcly
Jegroea; for which I will pay the liigh•atkut price, In cash.
"uae ha>ing Negroe* to diipou of, will
•'to' give:in» *-.«ajyi::: l.ettcn, ai)dre»ed
isonthla nibjeet, will b« prompily «.»-|d til.
• '•-..::. -. WM. vCHOW, jr.
Brloilowc, A-»»"»n'«•»•»*»-•
Spring Goods.
|R sttbicribers h»Vo jii.i receded •
•nihd Biiurlmtnl of fashionable Spring
. w h i c h lln-y-Invite their customer*
riciiils to call and examine.
b*y have on hand • large atinrtraent of
bmen'i fine Ooota—price (1 TS. Other
Ira Will be told in ihe laine proportion.
H. fc. J. JOHNSON.
up Hill, May 14,1635.
the requctt ofsome oflhnlrfriends
tlho undesigned ba»e procured from
Htha KaMtrii citiei. and now offer for
[sojue of tba.purett and.bcil liquors tbo
"•r can afford—among them aic
- - - —
jrj old Wo Sherry,
•tn'ii.usiiiliiir barrels, 1-eiglh casks,
Is, and quarter cmks,
.o, Fourth Proof Cognlao Drandv,
(Hand «in,—L. r. TeneriOe Wine, all
liich will be suld on accooatodaUaf.
U Ai;i'lt & O'BVBNB.
7, *I»lr S8,'1835;
f*r Mittrvevt.
on band a good aupply of flrti- ~
aeasoned timtwr for repairinic and.
new UUAIN CBAIM.KS, whjch can
ie at Ihe ahorteal notice. I 'cao bo
a) my ibop on Cat Tail Kun.
; JOHN Wi OtT.
II, 1633.—3t.
PKH .iAJWM.
b«ble half yearly | hut Two Dui.Ltas
U rec«i«i:d as paymeut in full, if paid
ftljr in advance. Whenertr payment'!»
T*d beyund the eipiraliou of the je«r,
st will be charged,
r- Kubacriplions for six mwll^|t ai, to
1 luf arlably in »dtt»<i.
ADVKHT1SINO.
Htrm»of«j.tni,lni(,arepr*»-|«i»r« In
>, |1, for three Inscrllonk—larfer «•** i
Name propoiukm. Back cvotiouaac*
lAII ad.crtiMOJer.ts swt ordered fc**>
i time, will b. .onUaucd until forf>W
JUL.Y 8, 1835.
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—._...t,J.f,•;..,..
l
:
J
v&sas&gatm^&ffljr**™*^
that wave by my window, occaiJon2ly :»nd naronunotdy- interesting younfjof his adoption, siml Aiai, wfllT'eqi
r
interceting the sun's ray« thatnow fijljmmn ibould be nothing more thani aa
an |• tenrkroeis
tenderaciis and solemnity, to
to the.
me, care Mr. L-r-* of. not preparing me for IhtV, with our
, sister. She become trials of my new situation. Yet, even ble to bare them to the all-seeing eye face, or the glow of the* heart suflusing were(so fcarfMl-te|-wrtnes», the at 'first
cher-it was too j of his venerable
_ —*
•
A*.
•
. a> I f
-. '
m * r . i. .. . t
»»__ l
i: :.» _*!\
compassionate neighbors deserted my
I15v% for memory, "I roust not Sre in jn>«fla^S»™^HI" mjf' Bm^r*^
pillow, jtiwHfyiirg-vt&tnn»eivBy''by""tb«'''
usually
pale—features'
more
radiantly
Vain—and that, perchance, when I, \ cooqaej-t faded a-xay. " We can never j perpetual and Increasing torment The
that 1 merited- all that,I enurge my
lighted up than at that moment. A conviction
too, lie beneath the willow that haagi j be any tbia^ to each other,' thought 1-! first month of our marriage, she was
dured.
!
•-' as
— •—--•
tH toxard* him, and absent, visiting some of her 1 seventh lirtt time, any other'than! words of kihd- I tell willing to exchange the plea- letter \va.s' brought to him. 1 leaned
over ftis grave, unconscious of it* roe-; •*'
Vet
I
Mv uncle and aunt came when they<^m«ye fuedra mejcxKBins in a neighboring town. I do ness had passed between- us, and it sures of thei metropoli a for the seclu- over hi-; shoulder while he opened it. first heard the awful tiding*, but unalancholy waving, a deep-moral May be-j***";*'**
Ifiiinilrin'-fl.^j^ ^•AjM^aJ aytifctt -sinil-«iiBi|4^J ITlin-w'fi^B •|m^^»FMi.^_iji.-jip«.i«jM«jfc<fcjj»
f - deep an-tietr. j_y
i| naL :^sh^ to_ -exculpate
"•
myself from seemed to me, that a barrier was be sion of the hermitage, his arms and his From the first line 1'understood its ble to suppwtjnjr raying distress, left
a> they may be. "Theii be it so. It i^ft3t»<o>irnc6aa that I night be »fl.toef|)lime;bQtr itcver •ere was a thi6firRi4fflnHinefto'risc,"that wotild-goparaterus heart werc.onoii .tojrcceiye iner"At import'.\;\\."'vTaimiii^ i rcali7.ation of*my me—after providing -evcry'^ihing for
humiliating
to dwell on put eriors bat I *ronM to hiy. He was watching the buman flesh, I believe I. had found it forever. 'When we awin met, I tried length I receiveoraletter wfiich'foiiclied hopes.! The~~oltcr- vfa:'Fthef'e--inadt'—
HFffa*!T'l^-*fy*^r- v^lcff-ev? *i^ immiUy- 'ifS^t^._$£^Jb** fimaiiyt^Tf^*;***^!^ lattd the in Ihis in(|«"nitivc, gratuitously allvising to retain the same cold manner and a- those chords that yet-vibrated", to the more splcntlid, inoro liberal than I had my comfort--with" Utejiijunction that
Ss.. ...He.scitoiu-.s of nature and
....
dared to anticipate. 1 did not speak: as soon as I should ba able to be rcmov-'
tion, if it can be aii)' «xpiaiion ^my]*"!Jio«;«f eitiud tisjtyihatsufiuscij my woman. Tl,
~ " ~ " ' '
dom
spoke
of
himself—
but"
in
ihif,"
he
but
with cheeks burning and .hands e^l, ID In- i anieil ID their household.*—
_blindneis,iny:foay—no! such M-ynr-*-!«"beek w** vappaacA to have its origin
roses,
without
thinking
of
briers,
f
Tntnfione4*havi»g-b*eh-very-illr;thougl»- .trembling.-with.<-,igernes!< and joy,
joy, I Ami whose 'kind, unwearied hand•
trcmhlini; with e.i^erm-hu
- sions am too weak—I should say, my |-fiv»a> a purer tourer- . I «at detenmn-' was; doomed to feel this thorn, daily,
•
•
ihf
g
-•then
cqnvalpscent.
'Your
presence,
—-'«--"
•••>•
*-t'—r..«-«'—.'J-:»
u-.':
a
of
roy
eonwaited
till
he
frail,
perused
:iU
fie
still smoothed my loiwly pillow, and hold :
lance
and
prulc
yielded
to
tlm.
reign
.of
hburty.goadlhg me; anil was coiiNtrainmadness, my sin, my
my
Mary,'
said
he,
'would
bring
heal*Vben mjj unclewarraly nrged ed to conceal as much as possible the better feelings. * I had ovon the grace
continued silent. A Inii > : t • indignant my aching brow ? Who when wounded
guilt.
umed her. empire,alied the"
• It is unnecessary to dwell'cat mj bin toaecxMnpinV us bame, andaojoara. irritation she caused, because my hus- to make concessions, Which were rc- ing on Us wings;-: Hear, greatly fear, .1 at his colmncHH, I ejuculatcd-hia name
tho oil of tenderjuvenile yean. Though dependent oo with us a ftw days. I backed tbe invi band treated her with as much respect <%ivcd1 with such gratitude and reeling, have, doomed you to unhdppincsx, by in mi impalicat tone; when he raised j
led roe to the feet of the ilivlna •
the bounty of an uncle, who lAd a Uliuoj »ith al! thje eloquence nijcoun- as if the were ah empress." I thought I-was melted into goodness,., transient, rashly yielding to the influence of y<•our. hi* eyes from the paper and liked
with me and over
was wrong in this. Owing but sincere. Had aunt Uebby remaio- bca'ity and 'winning. manner*r. taxiing them on m<'- I read there ihe deathlarge family of bis own to support, eve- iynfays» vas capable of e-^pces^irt^j— *Mr. L'
or
Ul i he w mec in n
advantage
of
your
simplicity
and
inox-'
Ijlovv
of
frftilx^jis..7Slt
'Jniglitypt
have
been
,y hopes. Thpy emitted no «"••," *"** '. , ?
j P K
ti> the deep placidity of hi* own dispo•rj- wish which -ranity <ould «a«re«t.
I" tne-«iro*i,--m—lowlmea* ofnpiat.
Jj^hirtrfefter-having viitited awbile- pe.rienrc, without rollectin^ how unlit
nd^i.Mt taa«atir+t»«-fiKritafaun si ti> 11 j, he could bbl realize what a-t rial
•was indulged as soon as t _
with
the
seal
of
the
children
of
Cod in
among
'th-j'tMirish/
nil*
returned
-and
lattbenajr* of
a companion woa to a Jncrcurial,
never knew a kinder, more
•>f' iuituli/jeil, Keif-willed being- a* 'myself. heruriMi-nce choked the blossom* of my.
unralculatin^ being, thafl my tn
•fn; Xature hasj gifted mei'with ah cxqu'i.sile j-[OO(l resolutions."' "I'lhrtUfi'ht »ft« ««ver
Hf hi* unspannjj generosity had not ex- tbeakjiuclLet. Iff die* hi*
the ear. for music,'and a discord always forgave the olTcndrrtg epithet I .had gi
pcrieaced a counteractiu^infuenc^ in tbe tmahim of Hviai; «-Jqiy, /1
1
~i^taTraf«5*ith.
wake.vthtMW- r vc- wlu«ri: ago ny. i s born.'' vcn her in the moment of passion. -It
tlie vigilant economy of my aunl, be
.mil I'liile, the uiU'oni|.iimiiiing du- *
is fur from my. intention, in delineating
would long «incdhave beea atuaktupt
lender of gQiHiues* and truth; ahe who
linn of
like |ier», to throw
that ab
, fortinsing.-anij-.-nhe wouW'Kit a>ul -iiri(i
She was never unkijid to mo; for I beiii-vlny -day -°f -l)ro*t|ie--ity ua* tli«
not shown
nTnucIenT'•ympfBytcbursib?"
I cannot. ^Oviato
"from' .L
it
lieve ihe was consrJeutious, and *be so great «ra« the JnitsmT he acqoired! for -bonrt together, old-fiuhioncd bal- opprobrium, on that class of females; Ir _ _have
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n»1 »
cloud, in tho night of sorrow wn my
for
tho
trials
and
vexations
to
which,
j
who
from
their
isolated
and
often
unCaniiotT^
repeated
I
:
,
'
say,
rather,jover
me.wbile:
/
was
only
seeking
Io
ladi
and
hymns
of
surprising
length—
had love.d my inWher tenderly-,. 1
light andeontolalion. .The rough bark
th-.t orphin legscy'pf that tduthek,* and run theasotbiic«Kj one*ti»aJfectaoo*. j .icarcely pausing to take breath. I have protected situation, are peculiarly sus- for me, you have been expo md. I have y o u - w i l l not. I Could not articulUa w a s penetrated and the finer wood be_ consequently a sacred trust I wxrfed that IfetowtStotfto gSte op the lusttry heard *-'-d people sing the song* of Ct?plible .'io the s'hafts 'of uukindncss asked to receive• too inurh. I have more. The poj-iibility of u rvfAisal neuth gave forth its fragrance. Oh!
andsaiduaa that niimwaded me. for thej Xion, when there was. most'touching or ridiealei I have known those, given bock .Too,** little, 'Beturn (theh; ori his niirt" hadjiuver occurred to me.
'uinl clothed like my wealthier
tis-I have heard her, seat-he describ-1
melody in their tones;
ami noine.of the whose, influence,, seemed,, on diflusive my Mary; .you were-creatcd for nobler I' was thunderstruck,.'-' He, '*aw my et-ducalcd at the oaror schools j
_ * : " •' i • - - ' • - .-JB. , ...t ..»•.
f » , . . , . » . . .«
ed by my beddide, explaining in a
purposes
than-the
beings
who
surround
.as.
the
.sunshine
iuid
genth:
;is
tin:
dew;
muiiiin—iiml,
losing
all
hi*
composure,
••
\
-«r»rmeat
fcelrrrgw
of<|evotion
I«ver
«xinto the samcfashibnable society ; where
s<ilK-iied by Uimluess, the mykleapproaeli - -the - ringleU • of
*
rose and ~eru»lM>U - tli<i,lultw-.iu JiU
lii'-ed, w.ere awakened by tljcsc'cd-'
1 learned that
,4«J,if holineas, und":-wpeatinsr thetake each-otheri the .Jiiuul.as.
kWlMtt H I'-ihraW'«c*ept
cidered the only unpardonable offene*', duties that voold devolve upopj me, the !emn,' trembling notej: Hut aunt l)cb
se* of inei-i-.y, have I uuudt-icd,
this,' he cried; -anil, \VCMI my,own
of my near situ-i by'» voice'was-full of inili-scrihahle ra
and that almost any thing might .ho
wishes to be alone consulted, 1 would that 1, -who hni- turned a deaf ear to
of the turatenM of i nuficatkPO.<i, i-ai-b u leparate discord—a
It is
taid and done, provided it was
nui-,were-l free to act. Hut it is nut the same truths, when urged upon me
' VtW&OKff
: anil done gracefully, from
TO.
I
of our first introduclion into what iV-*ctf coulj ea*ei.'btwe *oa aJheart'JUJ-ji-i (uial temper of the owner. One Sunleillll promise, winch cnnot l b r
* Called tbe world, I gradually io«terunu>d hk. lieu* the «uabeam playing oo; day morning, 'after she 'had > been*
which.l had herutut'ore tjrned- in dis- .
iu the affection* of my aunt, for I tin- :'i«- »l*ii»«-, aa-J tbwo^ht' that aii was! »cre«rching one of Dr. Watt.s's hymns, of life, as tho Vestal virgins the Hume, store me*' r will soon be with you, ken. Here, in this very house, it w'aj. -,'ust. Yi't, at linii'N, thure M-emed a
fortunately eclijiied tny elder coutatuiturbraealb. I didlote him;
hiin; _.but my!of about a hundred veraw, sh« left me of the altar. Round such bcingi as when -I trust we will nut. again be mode, by the dying betl of the rightc dignity in her tone*; her harsh feature*
ous, who bequeathed the people be
in those outer gifU of nature and Uio*-1 lot t 'va* a pa*aoct. • not a pnnriple. I. to prepare 'for church. WJien wcmet, Ihcic, tho beatitudes cluster; and yet j parted.'
"\""'t light up with an expression of
My heart wn«' not of rock. U was loved to my, charge—y/u-, the oriihuu would
'
'iaii!u;i; uur separate toilclUs*!, the' han nl' unfeeling" levity i»"p
au)uiri'd ^r^cjuiuf mauu<»,.]iLuJi,.buw^l!H'**
^^^*~^"^^
echlauy, und I marvelled ai the
'
r
v
tipi.n
III*'
ur.iiil.-n
sisterhood,
lint
1
innvi'.l— im-IU-il. 1 ..sbiiuld havi; hecu In- had l>roierted ami reined. "Never',,
ever, valueless, when unacromtiaaied of hit sn-««^'b^i"w3**" '
t --"»
:.t_.l
il
1 _wonder--from luy-patli. Iti* UQt hut less than h u m a n , :(o huvu heen un- leave thetn, my •6ii,'l'*r said 'the i-.xpirihg' i \^^
by im.lrd.
worth,
hive
always evercu- co-'aytbeodi'i; the morce wbeacei'die$i.aj bein> tix> gay. /or a
inay I marvel
! 1. would "V
not now
n
not
cd a prevailing, an irre^liblcii^ueace ltu>*r»?acM weiedetired:
~r ti~"~~7~
""""^
wife. I denied the, charge. ; for though history 1-am writini;, so 'much a* my touched* by a I'-it'-i like this. All mv saint—-'-'never leave! tlie lamb* of tny .- ll'.e •*••*. -,
' •«"-»*•»» «f »•» ««•«• ««••-"•»
in MH-iety. I never exactly kuew why. 1 . Mr onde would i^adlj have "leen < maJe in the redundance of fashion, it own; whicli, however detii-ient in iii- romantic l'ov'c( buHm n-cpiilly1 chilled, Hock to be .caltercd on UHI mounbut 1 was the favorite of my uncle.who i nte gtrtahStbed ia *a »ty le (sore coaj{e-jwa* of unwlorned white. 'But what,' cident, is nut without it* moral •power. returned; and I thDiigltt ol" his image tains." I rplwlged my word, Mituuud. 'J^T^ TS-Tf",*! 'T
. i^.. -.!._ .1 ..*. -.- •-. _r .1' ,
. Pt fohiun—the»u hullowvd
hullowed khadea fh
Bcemt-dto
love me better tLucv
jiuU taiaypwi-aiiii^UiU>^t
she, disfiguring tlie- muslin folds
I i-\ l>crienred one'source of mortifi- as tli.it D|' un ougc'l'ii. Kvcr impul- cd by the Mile.mnilies of ileulh: .V-ii,',| 1( ,
rE>ca
wealth—"r the *
^ daughters, and h« ivjuiced at tLt ' coavrc) as be said, «0 the- scow- of huj with, her awkward nngers, • what is the cation, which 1 have uot yet mention- sive, over actuated by the pasVion of even white :hi* *oul wo* taking it* up-,,
once despised und hated
admiration I excited, though ufteu
'
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My aunt was. f»i»i use of -all these fiuidonj^es of lace f— ed: it may evr./i acorn too iimiguifi- the moment, I .made the most fervent ward flight. It i* len'idnl, anil'-can- - ! illy, fur t hi: ciiiiiiiaiiionshii) of
«*afritchiiMid at their I-VIM-JIV«-. Pcrhk|u ih(-;drntlT tnote than
t
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•
f
lo have meJTbey ore nothing bat Satan's devices cii«it to be noticed, anil.yet it was terri- resolutions of amendment, and panted nut be recalled.'
but
oecret was this. The were.' of * cold: nunird, wftilr BBT coaunt. nitied pne, to lead astray silly women, whose minds bly grating to my aristitcrAtic fcding*. for the" hour when wu .should «t art for,
Did I feel the lacrednes* of the obli- Where once ro**«
tfiiipel.iii.ient; luiiie. was .ai'di-nt, luad
jfi lore with *. cmsnby por- anf. running after finery-.'. Alt this 1 Some of our good* parishioner* were in together, tllil iniiin>rt.il goal t Alas (JB
gatioii he reveoJcd? l)id 1 venerate ;_,
_„ ,„„
o f tlie
h*« lo»t
•whatever 1 love'd, I loved without j t - J.................might have born* with silent contempt, the haVit of lavishing attentions, *a re- huw wavering were my purpose*— bow the sanctity of his motivea, and admit tliougii VtTl'uriii iitTvi-raw
•erve, uuil <-xpn-cwjL.iuy..l»fl<!rtiij>ii
iueflective
my
hqly
i;e«<>lutions.
•#
it
came
from
aunt
Debby;
but
w
h
e
n
pugnant tn me, that I did not heuilale
tneir auiuoniyr
loiaiiy unptv-;
their
authority? no
No! Totally
uuptu- |,
|iewt
|^» burial
huriled iin the tomb
IVV were teamed- I
ewi (•„,
charac-teri»tic warmth and
• . • . •
» •• • •
I ' s h e .brought the authority of a Mrs. to refuse them; which 1 afterwards
bun la tbe bctuufal tiQage
pared fpr »uch a bitter disappiuntment, the suiilight now imliuniily g
I loved my indulgent uacie
NY-(Dfocun and a Mr*. Duel an of tlie. pn- learned gave • great' mortification and
There WM a numorou'i^ongrcgiition when 1 seemed touching
« tlm ounimit of my
.... hope*
..,-,— are
__ li.\
_ucd ou thofcc
the fervor of w liich »,uth a nature, aide i ,er ^^ |
whcn 1 ri'h *>> prove that she wa* not the i»nly diipleanurc. I would willingly accept
nn ihe Sablutli n\oni, not in all my f-Uhe*.
wi»he«, I1 WMtnMden«d««-reck-'f
win-nee
tbof ray* deuwt , ( a ,
was
m»dden««U-reck-:
f
hi-ncc
thwe
rwil, w
rw?
vain and »t-lfi>h by i-d
one
who
four.d
fault
with
the
fashion
a
basket
of
fragrant
strawberries,
or
. abadedby o»*tlie simpla village church, but Ihe Ion. 1 upbraidud him for having more he only lived U> (w^ve im-—Jo kuo ,
ble. Often, tsfter retuniini; frum
rfa»c beheld these kwr whit*1 of my attire, tbe indignant spirit broke any of the elegant bounties of nature; vaulted walls of a city dome. 'A regard to a dead guardian, who could my peuitoiu'e und awmyi-bul ih«
« vvning party, my heart tlirobUiughtgh
fetfcnoed *itb redolent vine*; lt» bound*; deference for age was for- but, when they ofl'ertd such |>)cbeiau stranger aiceiided the pulpit. Every no longer be aflected by bit-decision, •„,(
j» th»t 4\vt foil on hU «
with the delight of gratified' vw»ily, m*h**4Hk*rv**, wbkb ww'theit gotten in tlie excitement of the tno- 'gift* »s a ahouliler of pork or mutton, a eye was turned ou. lain unit I'louo wan- than for a living wife, r threatened tu f, wof
om ,,,y lip,, were thaw of n^ ;<,"!
•when he u-ould draw me toward* bm the ««r*ic of mm- fife;
' and tho concentrated irritation »ar.k of grain or potatoes, / invariably
ilen-d. - Ue.wa»
pallid, a* fruin ...recent
r Lt j .1 ,
i ». •» - ri l
. . . . - .
. - leave him to the ohseuritv in which he au( j rehellii.n—ih« JU»t «l»uc«j ,
und tell me-—with rncwi
>
> a—•
be** mil loveliest of week* burst forth, t called her an •retnrned my cold thanks and derlined indinpoaition; but there was a Hilling Wat born, and rutuni to the IrU-nd* whi> CB,t ou"him.,ii,a«
jbc~. at HravettV
AMi.mu,l
proud »„*! ..J^TJi?.
fonoj-*«», itu
wa»»tboa-j '
impertinent,
moruse
old
maid,
ami
dr-ba«rbkstl
the honor. It it strange, that I should] glow ,on. his cheek. th» herald oi cum- luMjdiue *o much bettor UI«D bjmaulf. ; Tueakftch U fiiiiakcd
fy
«fOd time,
eUied tiaMottewr the other of uifchouhl become to them, an object of ff\-eriiuw,1 Tog insftimtlon. Tl.cfe wzw a divine Sefciug him turn deadly pale ut this,, vorpoweri we.
C. L.H,
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FREE PRESS.
riro DOLL*** 'MTD nrrr CKMTS
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.COL. JOHNSON.
Wr copy the following from the Enquirer: .'
, . of
. •Republican
•
»
Str:-— A4 convention
drlfgates from
pattf'"of thcr
Union, for the purpose 6f s*leetSnfr
utable candidates for the office* of
lable tendency to use this power to direct the politici of the country, have
satisfied me that no such .institution
should be tolerated, under any circumstance*. The facility and success
with which the public business has reccntly been done through the State
Banlur-haye, in my opinion proved
U)»t a NatloriBlIhMitdtion is as nnn*.
ocisary
as • it' U, I™
unsafe'amHineonttitu.r-r-i*
• •
'• .
tiohal.
1n relation to the Tariff my
views
-.- "• .»..lMiMfafl
•0r*fc«$W«*t**1
-,
"TUB OLD OtWl-EMAN IN RPECB."
Our readers will recollect that "» «Uangf r
hi Baltimore" pie an amming neeotnri of >
•pe*eh dcllfwred hi the humbug contention, by
»n "Ol.l G«ntleman In Spen," wppoatd (o tw
Mr. famrtleroy of Virginia. Mr. F.promptly
Informed "the great Glob* Itwlf " that he wan
Mtlb* '.'Old OfflUoman in 8p>«;" knd "V*
U. R." in .pnimptly hinrd.lili run), ilrobrinR
that 1m wo« not Mr. Tnnnllrroy. Por-aonut
tltiMi tlirro wa» a great wonderment—equal
...-,
-
A I.UCID KXP09ITION.
OUR FRENCH AFFAIRS.
Mr. Van Bum ha»ing (ntimliW Kit willlnKThe New York American of Wedwtslo jite hit'ntithnenta, onmijr <ubj«et,to nesday afternoon stale* that the packet
thoiw who m ignorant of bis political creed, which- was to have sailed for Havre on
we may np*cl to we, for acme time to come, that day, WM detained for. despatches
expected' from Washington, in reply to
the paper* IrrtAlna; with the view* of the Ma.
those forwarded by Mr. I4vingtton.
t,\nr\n, net forth liy himw-lf, with chftractef i*- ' the N. York Journal of Commerce,
tie j«r«pl<-ijltj. A» a tolrratiln •pechMn of I evening MliliiuVof Wednesday, s»y»—
the liUllnrinv? with whif h h,« may be eip«*t-'' • Mr. Ijviiifpton was., this diiy .ywited
ed prnrrTillj- to'declare hb opinion*, w» (ftre In the Governor's' room,-in -trw-City
Uw following extract from an a. lkl«, purport. •Mall, by the city,authorities and sevefag t&l* u !.ttfr fmrt Ym Bured,Wd publMi- rnl bmulfrd'xi't^n*.. He appeared; to
be in cxc.etleM: liealth, and Pnjrrjrf
ed tij the lion. Bob Klicrt, F.i<i,: '
I have been charged with" ailvora- his mental and. bodily faculties'in a
ing a National Hank. Nothing can be Viuch higher state of perfection than
/alliLtCtA)ieJpt_Qf_mcn
«rtr"'nr;
such
mine i/ntiiic. I have been e h a r d ficacrtlly.
9 •-;. ,..._•: __ i _^ He,
«»_ is-now
t, .
on the
iscretions" are .hot looktd upon with
From M* A'ntion*! Intelligencer.
so much horror by the great ftiA pure
THE VETO.
"'Democratic family," and ytu arc
We
Imve
lately had occasion to 'td.
iliding gently into his support. You
will bi'ar zealous m tho mo<t ardent vert to the frci uie by .the; Expciithe.
i short timo, and you will threaten 'of- the Veto power, in cases not calling
•or it. Since doing «o,> we have filrhe .Whip, ..M J9U_ .nncc threatened her *vidpnr<yin the following faetf of
the,
war,
'our opponents, to
familiarity with which hcJind'urioMd
Cannibal like, into Africa." 'You lie-avail
himself of jthaf extreme And
will copy nil the articles from the Globe to
extraordinary pb«[et. ,^ ;.
nd oilier flHnll of
.
AmwiB tfie docniri«n|bt ren>ntly hiil A j
tenuatin'g the nominrd's foibles; and before
the Legislature of Ohio, by thn
t last, you will urge upon your "li<-(Governor
of Xfaat »Ut/v is a. letter ./ro;n
• brcArrn the
oft
RiqMat* r*T*eVnt«trv». in
'keeping, cool," and of not suffering a Ifj^Tvytfe,
.livision. I-'.very one ndmit-iyour anx- Congress,'dated, from this t-ity, March
I 1th, in which, speaking of the bound- .
cty to "f-flfmiate nothing from the ser- ary
between Ohio and-Mirhivices "b"c tias'TCtltloTPd to the country gan.question
(or the United States,) the writer
io respect Hie blood M,- has freely »h'ed
TIIR
\\
car..
TTM1 «<•<»,
called bjr the I
Boh," a* "Old
*h«t
•arh
the close of the last war, the general I of "Juni'n," or that wlikh attended the appasentiment seemed to prevail among our | rjtion of Dledrieh Knickerbocker, at UM dinMr. I.jtloaf
emirirnt statesmen. especially those nr.r ttven to Waohington Irving by UM GoconTlnce. Vi
tn*6~"lrilVUfUllkeikt
"
, bowmf, t»a twn Jhv
in that conflict, tbat it wo* the .true pcllc.1, n th« followhig will abow:
with opposing, it—equally unfounded an', advanced age.
., but in appearance
eve of hi*
doubUeia be"
0pvnrnmeji»l_so to
subject up-1
?
f
»^j*st!ifc?^^
• l.ww. »r. »..~ ww...*..
V V V MKtJ JnVWVUIV
...j
.,
Mrir'R»
w
VMr* j usam afefi.«)
• ei\. »,*j *>M . •«» « is n<i
jn
malice.
•
No
tine
suspected
you
of
and vivacity, and retains all
in performing this duty, and rcspect- the establishment of man
upon t lie (iiitijrct, and say>.:
correct report of any tjf the .speeches in been disguised; and I beg leave once
/ully soliciVan answer at such time as within our borders.. In Ihii .opinion, the Baltimore Convention. I find my more, "and for tlfe thousandth time, to IP elasticity of muscle that might be any. design to disparage the "Colonel. ."The President, has determined to
ehineter," he I
expected from a man twenty, years On the contrary r we now see your so- make this a prominent point in hii next
may tuit your Convenience to give many of the' Statesmen from the South observations very unjustly dealt by in t» reiterate them,
terference in I
'icitudo
to
be
permitted
to
lend
him
a
HMHIM:
i.,ili^i:»«ir
.
'
•
•
.
.
'•
•
•
i
•
'
*
•
•'•
younger.
Commodore
EllHHrwas
also
united with those of the Middle and letter to the Baltimore "Patriot, by "A
one
message; and in answer to<)Ur appreami
what of t
Far."
In
less
than
0
liberal
most
With senUmejUr of high esteem, \ ff>«t»rn. States Without, bcingjiU;. Stranger
'I in Baltimore," whi
hensions a* to tin'' prcbnble admission
But I shall be "asked, is. a National in the room and received the hearty
»ge
Roait BiW dl|
iwclvc months voon will go as far m of Michigan into th«'t[njon, by a coal i"and respect, we have the honour to be, tinguishcd as a peculiar advocate of the ntuilds of the Opposition prints.
ITariir constitutional! 1 aumm, vtith greetings of the , isitcrs. . ' ' . '
lurtilftn:
Tvho gorr
The following In from the New York Telnet, fiii support "M
the course of Legislation which grow
your obedient servants, • •
tipn (the resuh'of a commStTjcaloUsy)"
An Old Gentleman in Spectacles," all the ran dor becoming so grave nnd a Jackiran
Jackron
paper,
paper,
of'VVedneidny
:—
You
will
excuse
even
the
"Wood
he
That will do.
up
nniler
these
'circumrtaiiceh,
I
gnvc
A. STEVENSON,
between the 1 porthern and southern
a question, that the great con\heNaljon Intelligencer, baa done
Mr. Livin
will* proceed to has freely fheil" ill the business of states
. JA8. IT.NNI-.lt, „
it. my support in pursuance of public in
servative
principle*,
which
it
is
the
against
Ohio,
without
.a
settlcme
more
jus
.Washington. to»i frow, and where; we amalgamation ;j nnd if you could be
TOWARD CONDlT,
Indrteed, hjr the opinion. As soon, however, as I per- il wish m;
this question; he declared his
nonprof the' Amcricsn
rva(ions4o Fjicak for
UPTON S. HKATII,
doubt not Ms.]' sriifc will be equally ronvmcnd hin."- Mgho»t political ambj ment'of
ceived
the
dangers
which
wcirc
likely
to deiert jmir
-. .
fixed determination In apply m v v r.-ro,.
ple
to
Jiave
cstabUnlicd
as
fundamental,
:
•ftWiferevfcry
---^-6v^-..- -U5t. - •
themicjvev.f
.
.
.
.
.
welcome.
his
report
is
made,
lion will be more than satisfied^'*- by te any bill whtch shoultMnakc it a sta'tn
LIU giow'''0flt 'Oiutta-'-Bpcciei' oT'W^gfiw- remits, or"t; should riot now be- doing
• hereny, t?""
pwcticabjc.,. jfl..thp. ».tri.ct(!«pt govcirement
..the the office to which he has been nomilipn pushed to excess, I became' an myself and Virginia justice, in her and most iigid import of the term, «.<
proper lor it to take. Hut a few nated, and not disappoint Mr. Rives before the settlement of the boundary
advocate** the- reduction of the Tariff, course on1-the Vice Presidency. ''Yad
a» of an term*, arranging and ad- course
contideetiiMat}
day* .will elapse before we, know- atl again, you would at once be air loud in difficulty,". .,„,. - ^.w-.rufw,».<»<*,^»-<.-<r
To R. M. JOHNSON, Esq., of Ken- and voted for every proposition havwill itcc the ground J take, and find that justing, under equitable distribution, that the journals'have Been unable.to his praises a* .you arc in. behalf of Mr.
»re a
tucky.
ing that end in view, flown to and in- I have defended, successfully, Virginia the reciprocal, or rather correlative,
Jaekton's view* j
WHEELING, JIJNE 17, 1635.us, and wo must wait patiently for Van Burcn.
cluding the compromise, which was against leljuhot w/fonn/feeling*. :
rights .ah J obligations of • those occupy- tell
•TbhtwUI
the
information.
'
We
know'
enough"
.
come,
jroed
sir,'
throwjojr
all
mad«r at 'th> minimi uf lOftl % - -That
ing and «ui,lainHig4owar(]» ea*h other, iroweveF
I nnd yoVflotlcWTiEngV Ul Ul
YGentlemen:.:I have bad the honor to compromise ought to be considered by
ot
-ilie
most
Hplendiilnli'ain-lioals.oviT
great and all important relation of —that France' will in "vain- expect from
receive your letter informing me that all good citizens as putting an end to napolis paper, of selfishness in Virginia, the
and governed, be, and ever us any' thing inconsistent with our na- Goj. Johnson eventually, and' you built in our country arrived' here on
The Olobe
I have been nominated by the recent the question. . No prudent and patrio- in regard to. her owpj sons, in the paper governors
be,
under
all
the polar'star tional honor and dignity. .Meanwhile might just us well dp so at once,— Saturday afternoon last front Piltsburg.
'Smooth ovrr"
Republican Convention at .Baltimore, tic man will, l a m sure, ever attempt I of the 12th. I believe the charge is by which each,exigencies,
She
is
calledthe
','
Qeorgc
Collier,"
Don't
be
so
shame-faced.
Your:
party's
and
all,
should
and
*tuf/,
Yes I
as a candidate-for the office of Vice rone wal of that specie! of -legislation reiterated on many occasions.
though the-French Minister has declari* what might I
have neatly all receded already; from respect for, a 'gentleman of that
W* told them, ./'* Give:u< : tlip piinci- if they would perpetuate the blessings ed . the diplomatic intercourse between blushes
President.
rily of Blair
For. myself, I'can sincerely sayj that' I ples, and we give you the choice'.of the of liberty, and secure to themselves the-, two countries to-be closed, Mr. and your's are getting rather blue— name in St. .Louis, -where, the boat is
For this expression of .confidence should consider any .attempt of that
innUnre, that j
1
the permanency of their nr.i'f BI.ICAN' Barton,- our Charge, remains . in Pan 'tis no tliie Uybe coy any longer. The owned, .and is intended for the'trade
C.'R.
FONTAINE.
Man.
from Uie Republican party of the U- sort as. savouring, .of.. enmity to the .gointerests
of
the
great
"Republican:
parbetween
tbat
place"
and-Nrw-Orleans.
with
u™
INSTITL'TIONS
IH
all
their
jirimilircliftntP. S.—The reason why- 1 am so par*
functionary- of- equal rank with ty"' (!~t!) demands your acqnie^icetkce. Her length on deck-is 1UO feet) extreme '
nion, I have not language' to express vernment, inasmuch as it is unnecesing, of
ly • \\i\A simplicity, direct .with an 'un- —a
ticular
in
noticing
the
applause
ore
laptheirs
at
Washington—and
will
re-main
my gratitude. For the exalted talents sary M a measure of policy, and would
You have only to.nr.iKe one^flbrt.— width 51 feet 7 inches, and depth of
to, the Balti
there U a winking eye and untrembling -hand,. there -until recalled .by our government, Tin; .sense of shame will soon be ex hold 19 feet; burthern 700tons. She
pure- character and sound principle! certainly -revivera.. controversy:..mdre I ping in the galle.ry, is, that
r
[perfect
misre^resentaticih
fa
that
point
of the gentleman, whose name was dangerous to our nnion than any other
of
White; that
j
instructed
brought in competition with mine, no which ha-, arisen since the adoption of ilrmarH-i fin
.• . .... • • • by
•., Mr. iL.« to.1return
.. in aid by extracts "in support of the Na- Elizabcthtown, a few miles, above
at
all
(lines,
andunto tbeWaihit
1
on a
<
man can have a higher'Tespect-Hran the Federal Cohstifuli6n'/" The nrc'sc'i1:
Pittsburg,
the
joiner
Work
done
by
Mr.
iktififl " ^.°J5S5i|}i! ?SL|.M.jtJ?.Q. N't6l?j£x ^UVS^_
'Tl.T-.i.*- '"'.
°. . •-,
••jZztt-^i-*
^^n^^faj^-- myself; and had-he been preferred by vation of the Union, and the harmo- cntl rrflccttonim ttie.roitnc *f the Virginia strictions, and .with, [those only, as es- without''
Applcgate,
o)
(the Colonel and all,) and a direct, open
thrni lobe, why
the Convention, it would have afforded ny of its members, arc incomparably
m the nth/eel if if* I'icr Pmi- sential and indispensable, considered • The Washington-tilolm of tliw-nioriiinp
and liianly advocacy of the tr//oA? con- engine^-which has six large boilers
Bnnouncing
Uie
arriral
of
Mr.
•
LlvinRiton
ttnicy
'
-state,
apprott
me the highest pleasure to give him] more • important than any system of
built
by
Messrs
Stack
house
and
Torn-'
r?rn
will
be
easier
now
than
hereafter.
•
greal In a moral and political'point of view, says;—
"bat none th I
my.coidM:,suppori.jt..Xp. my greater legislation .which regards only tho peto.the,.,regular jBiid uuifoiin movement . ','We undorslaiid that his latest com Then urifurlyoUr baHHeT"atTSrir:B;;—Do JinsouT^also of Pitt»burgr-.-H"eTcaTiin*"
!
age and longer public service, and not cuniary interests .of a portion of the
of the complex machinery of^our Co-, niuniciitio"n:i have been received at tin editonally'.-what.you arc slyly doing .in. present a splendid perspective .of-1IV; ,Bj£ baTchrardof j
.'^^^i"J!" "»~-.*''-*».--^.-/ —ii'.:*.»«M^it^.
to sifperiorqualilicationa. can 1 attribute «*.rt«Vn
TWimerrtj-a^tire
Hwhfi --^s'-io thtr-ihipr •StMc-Dcfttrtiiienl. We havo reason to a,^econd<.hjtnd|l'waj--i.go.jbrr ther " Na~J feeK «u]perHy Tiunjg; -and "carpeted'',"anJ "
intention to nave none so. Hut, sir, i
.™
the preference of the Convention;1and
have^ been
he same remarks are applicable, in is my- duty to arise and defend, as far Apply.these.principle! gentlemen to a .believe .they have given entire ..satis- tionai "Democratic captird alcs'.'" ' .Vou"' d>c" Han W
; if any-injury shouldjaccrue to the' Re
iotifl
state
roojns,
all
apario'is
and
well,
arc
now
in
(tie
at
lit
tide
of
undid
nr.iid,
jitrn Ihft
figwe^tdj[he_jiubject
of I.nNational
Hunk,
and
you
have
faction
to>
the
Executive,;a8;thcy
will
^bltit
Jhg.
jfeujrge
jf^myjself
on
""p'ubTicon causVTrom "tof "preference. ternal .Improvements.-^^ rt1plonrfe'
. who hardftortniined in her own mind entilatetl. > The whole cost- of-'the
1 opinion^ \vith-the-reasons upo
H, Mali
.'. no man will deplore-it-^nore than my- them, it may also-be observed, that the. this occasion. I. cannot remain'. iiilchi It ill founiled.
f Jo pvi5"u'p1fcT'Vtr'gnfiTyTTrat~ir .hpjitei:
-:i"~:
:
..;.;--;
made
public.
.
Mr.
Livingstones
hourly
_
•elf. -As, however, the Convention success of the several States, in iheii andlhear the-Virginia. delegation taunt- ' But there M another 'subject of vital expected in thip city. 'He will be re- ting a little about the precise time anil
The Piftsbuii;—Miwittfa«tmTrrf-m'
r
ballot",
AM
ed
on
this
subject.
The
Virginia
dele.
were 'undoubtedly better ..qualified to prosecution,'and' the great local inte
interest to. the people of the'United , ceived every where with' the demon' manner of surrendering the citadel. ;£ speaking of this boat,-. *aya she is, 'in
judge on (hat point, than one or a-few rests vested in them, together, with the gallon have pursued, on this .occasion Slates, upon whrch • my views musf strations'of cordial aficctioh and respect
her finish, unrivaled on'the western
the
course,
pointed
.
out
by
'a
conscienWefeeldli
individuals poasibly can be, I have but consideration that .'the States manage
CO],* JOHNSON. . . 5 ' - '
waters,....and.jhat_«h.e_has_adopted a
not be conceajed: a : subject upon that distinguished his reception at Nc v f
tious
conviction
of
their
own
duly
;
and
cle, and ex
The
Bangor
(Muinc)
Republican,
sajs:.
•
•
to accept the proffered' nomination, and their concerns 'with more care and
A*safety
guard
"
invented
by.Cadwalla•which there 'can be no torn promise— York.".
plii-try; but J
. resign myself to the will of the people, c conomy than the General Govern incut, such is that conyictioh.that again they no .concession. It "may be supposed
"Col. Richard M,-Johnson,—Thisex- dcr Evans, of that city, which will
.would
do
as
-they
'
'have
done
on
tin
1
Globe, like I
give certain warnings ..of the circumy
as -it-may-be expressed at-the polls.—• .are-persuasive arguments against Fed
emplory
Christian,
distinguished
statcsU.
8.
SENATOR
*
j
that
I
approach
it
with
some,
uneasiness
ml
•_ £> 'if.-.! * IT.-I _* *,-_ •!..:*--occasion.
_.
J_! - _ J _l_:l-'_«t-.—_:-i _A._ stances that cause the bursting of'boilnol"po»MM, I
jWOSSjras
jjAJfc^Rfc^SJjg^CSSSKfcs
m"'
T-a~-*~:r
."SMitMaMiH^r
are
univcriiffy
course—none
other
than
pnnciplel°i"
a regret,, arising not from the preference
[ of battle ami in-the
r of. another by a portion of the Con- conceded to be of a National charac- Ihr purest, and I hope, the* greatest o: North, he inevitably-loses the confi- governor of Mississippi a senator, of the
Halls
of
Congress,
is how brought for.
dence
of
llic
South
;
and-r'cr
tvr*«.—
ter: '
U.
S.
from
that
state,
J^in
place
of
Mr.
principles. Virginia, sir, censured hei
vention, but from the, error under
In fine, I consider the, vie. ws of- Presi- illustrious, and almost unequalled, Ma- •Wot to, gciitlcme.ii: I am a stranger .JJoimlcxtcr, whose term of service ex- ward with great unanimity by -the de- • '' '.. -,. .RICHMOND, JUNE 92. .•
of the liar
which, they appear to huvc labored in dent Jackson, on the TarllF and Internto feelings' anil interests; when acting
March 4th, 1835.)' We are rc- mocratic party of the United. States, as THE FJRE ON SATURDAY MOU.NJNG.'
'will b.-held i
-• relation to my political" principles. I al Improvement*, ' as founded in-true dison, for his signature to the United under, the-solpmn- oblizat>qn>..of duty; pired
their
candidate
for.
the
Vice
Presidency.
initided that accprdin<r to the decision
We stated; in-"i postscript,.the pro'place, on the j
. JpJBot-ltnpw- -injFwl/r if-my pnnciples wisdom ; and,, as' far as ,1 in ay hereaf- States Hank bill (V')—she drove from •and, therefore I proceed to unfold my I of
the U. S. Senate
in JfcJS,"
the" ap- "Arfd~who~r»-RichBfd-Mi-Johrison ?—a gressfor"a'T5re~which atanCtinie'thrcut"
wneii'an iaSri
:
;
do not accord with those of. Thomas ter be enabled, it will be m/ earne: I her confidence, the talented .Henry 'senthnents-urjou' this :;exciting';inbjeFi,: pbintnnentbf
-Mr.- Walker ji illegal -or .planter..-<rf.Kentuc^yjr;a_.civilian,7 and .eiied destruction .to ..i large..portion "f'.
Jefferson, the Patriarch 'of-Rupublica- endeavor to give them eflicacy in the play now of the west, the son of liei recklesslot consequences.
a
soldier.
What
ha*
he
done?
..
In
unconstitutional.
The
"precedent
to
our city. It wai"first discovered .about
soil, for his. ultra latitudinarian views of
niann «nd hia tli'i)ein|^« mho conHljtutg^ ndministrntion of- the Govcmmen
laws of """ " " ' ' tllB hnscmpnt >tnry nf Tri"
.int&n
jyhicb-w«.ref»t,-i«..thc ca.so of tho.Hnit
the CiirtitituUoTiy'Uii'the sutiject-of
uievt v the
the, late Convention. During almost
...:^i Tf •naturevwfncTi,"th
uie"warm
and
genial
On these leading subjects, I felt it
'usually occupied
Stales, and pf^iart'tec'pcrquisition»rco-operating| James' Lanman," who was appointed'by" regions of the earth, vindicate liml ac- nity "Church,. ,.ii._.-_i,._
Malone tt
the whole.period comprised in the ad- my duty to touch, because it seems to Tariff, Hank of tin; United"Stiles
with the geocentric congruity ofphrcn- Gov. Wolcott of Connecticut a senator
Sunday
school
room,
and
for prayer
Internal
Improvement
("A,)—she
censurwith.4
!:—i-.i.
•_
.1.^
:^-^^7*
.«
"
.havg j.bccr>. erroneoml ' ' '
;eU|Apt,...4i.^vUlf.i!j;.Atie!!i»i^,wi?
rlonroc, I vfnrTm^eiTdjeTrW'"
171 101
al^^
be disposed
^ T:
by some,,jhat^jf
3ucc
Hombgcrieous^
abstractions"'
aincf
of
Cpiincctlcuftiaving'aniierf
previ
ecticut Hvine af "flicif pi^inus'n ". ?!" ."*".
lee'GIelTinff'rnignTcablly have neenpu't"
trine giving Jo^Congnyw. Ae power of
nnd gave them my cordial sup
ofliciul eta- appropriating money 'on Internal Im patronymic, superfluities. ThdseV by session failed to> elect a
.the in fi.ueiice of h
\V b« n inevitable destiny of the colored pojiir out, if 'afitipplyof water-had.:ieen-at-isrrrelv~~-ams-?.-r:-•*-> : »~rS
latioh,
sooner
or
later
to
triumph,
in
full
'
'
"•'
iti
mediate rommand;—•but the bell at"" '
B
— .
,
—IT; t"!
•*• •j-vnipUTjarirfaaii'
:
^
ed on the principles asserted by Va. policy which experience1 has exploded.
'Sy
ctm(eTm1f^nc^?g*^e"ficcl{iuJ
thetical abMractiono, and culinary dis- ls-i"), Mr. l.nnnian ^claimed his scat,
time elapsed before the alarm was gein 1736, and never withheld my sup- It is mortifying to me, that such an imis, who i
ruptions,' which, through the iustiu- which U'.M.v<bj$.cU>d-to.liy..Mr..X)iz«>vcU' lives of-such~mch os-Clay J»nd_Psinde5L-^ neral, .and before the hose and en
• porr"rjn any -ocr^roir.-fitmvetHier-of pTfeTs"ibii""a'fe6uld'Thavi8~r>btainedwho, nor
m.einto|i|^qfjaccjdj^tal.labrj^
on
n
^i!li\!° ^
the' distinguished men, who in suc- credence whatever, aince the steady,
"a«iBiT(lgtimately end in a direct effect upon L^A^Il%?JiH2*9.ffT^^%,
subject was reTemSTto^'seleci
cession became the representatives of though not boisterous support, which I ie other side of the I louse (V)—in sub- the rete mucosum, and a discoloration The
b*.ilci>ar»»
guide
ffir8tt»h"1hV
committee,
who
reported
on
the
7th
stance,
that.
Virginia'
is
selfish
in
her
these.principles at the head of the Go- have given to the President in his
ing.
that
''Gpdmade
pit
one
fle.sh.it)!
the
grata. U
of
.-the
epidermis:
-hence,
a
nigger.
—
of
(lie
adjacent
IIOUM'S,
and
tp
Mr.
March,
as
to
circumstance
and
precevernment, save only in the struggle of persevering arid successful warfare 'oh- views— and sectional in her feelings-—• But the self same .percolations, opera- dent*, when, after discussion, and Mr. nations of the earth," lie Toot ^Creole Smith's carpi-uter's shop, containing a
aabtcrtbet*!
that
she
will
support
none
but
one
of
1814,'15, and '16, for the establish- those systems. So far .'from entertain- her sons/ojMa< nigh office..-.,,„
for a wife. He is now a widower, hav- quantity of dressed work, plank, tut, ting
by
the
inverse
ratio
of
abrupt
dejour paper
Lanman
hod
been
heard
in
a
speech
Of
;
mcnt of a National Hank. President ing any such design' or desire, 1 look
lived in honest wedlock with the The church was insured for only
ore* it"
Sir, we deny—we reject—we'VTash' spondency -upon.- the- outer cuticle, pro- one hour.vindicating his right to a seat, ing
Madison then, and. manyr-ofTny^Re^ upon myself 'as
woman
of
bis
choice,
ami
raiai-d
and"'
' selected
~
duce antagonist i-fTects; and hence a
lost is
question was '"taken M a motion of
counter
publican associates in Congress^ who vcntion, for the purpose of 'aiding to from us the limit—so inconsistent to wfiilf man. Therefore, the -conjoint the
a family of children, the heirs whole amount of property! destroyed is
Edward* (of Connecticut) that Mr. educated
bare • loaf <
concurred with me in principle, fell make permanent' the1 principles and the feelings of the Virginia Delegation, proportions harmoniously • uniting ' in JJr.
of
his
csfaie,'
in
tell
igeu
t
u'ml
'respectable,
supposed to be not less than $.'111,110(1;
L. be admitted to a Scat in the uenute,
themselves constrained to yield up policy in the administration of our Go- and the characteristic magnanimity of the physical energies of -both, produce and
decided in the negative—ayes IB, but slightly tinged with their African moat of it insured, with tliu cxcvptiou
.IMtwrf-"
tlieir objections to what they consider- vernment, 'whichliave'.. recently been
origin. So much for his domestic re- mentioned.
affinities or repulsions according to/o/i- noes 23.
.. •
Let
gentlemen
give
.us
the
principles
<•<! the highest law—public necessity.. sanctioned by such decided marks of
lations."
tude.
-_
. ' L_ ;_ _ Among the noes were Gen. Jackson,
.The wind during tho night.had been
I continued to believe the remedy worse public approbation, and to which I am and we will them' tlie man—let him
Here you perceive the gioiindi of (then in the senate,) Messrs. Von Buvery high, but it moderated, and blew
nlrjrkno'wji]
than the disease. I hid voted against pledged alike by inclination and duty. come from the North, South, East or rcconciliatiort }>etwecn the North and ren,
Bcnton, Dickeraon, of N. J. Eaton, From the Ohio Slate Journal, June 90. gently from the southwest at the time
West—we
care
not
where!
The
prethe re-charter of the old Bank of the
lower part (
On other subjects, a. public life of
the South, upon this deeply. interesting of Tenn., arid M aeon, of N. Carolina,
General *'lssrmMy.—M\ the import of the greatest danger. Had it been as
United States, in 1611, fitnn a convic- thirty years'-, uninterrupted activity, servation of the principles of Virginia subject.;, and I trust that they will be whose opinions we presume .will not bo
'
fliiuni-e
of fd
fresh
a*
it
was
a
few
hour*
previous,
tion of its dangerous tendencies as has, I truhl, been sufficient to enable it our object,- uiiu our only object! No immediately occupied , by* both par- disputed- by the Jackson and "Van Bu- aut business of the; present Extra Ses- therv. would have been no such thing
selfish,
no
sectional
feelings
have
for
a
sion
was
brought
to
a
close
on.
last
even'..rwU.Mrito unconstitutionality. --Vnon my- counlryn
to understand my moment entered our - bokoms! (Ap- tics. '
well ai the i
"
'
ren papers .of the present day.
ing : and both branches of the-'Leg a* calculating Uie extent of the damage.
the same grounds I felt constrained to principles and
motives of action, plause.) Sir, what in the kind, 'magniIt- would have l>een-truljr a--»eeae-(8"
luture
will
adjoin
n
to-day
at
un
early
against the
MR. LIVINGSTONES AIWIVAL.
charge, me \vith ficent arid omnipotent government of
I believe no i
.
' —
hour.! .The leading measures enacted devolution and ruin.
dereliction -of duty -towwdi my coun- the universe,' hinder* the cbnret nm•3-- From tJtc Kic/iutoud' Compiler*
•-'''• !-• --..'., .f • ."':' !*•' '.-•'.• -.ifV '-• •
relative
to
the
Northern
-Boundary
may
eountrji
' r, or my^countrymen,, Jn_jjevotion ning mad in its course, and corruscatPREDICTED.
-KBW
be summed upas follows viz: An act i . An old negip'wpm'an^lbnff a'-^rvani
igamit' the
v
my country, no one will say that I ing—nay, Destroying world* before us?
ii n«ter I
in
Air.
Pearman'a
family,
was
seen
in
The
Battery—
Jjrrival
af
Vie.
I'anThe Enquirer~n "otltge'a tp. Mr. accepting, ce'rtain proposition*, made by
bill to re-charter thi.i Bank in IH.'W.— have been wanting; and I . trust, 'that
of i
Sir, it is 'princijilt—Astern, irrevocable. ttitution—flectjition uf Mr. Living*- Stevenson "for the followjjig interest- the Commissioner* appointed by the the" early part of the fire taking a bunIn 1834, I voted for Mr. Polk'* reso- mine has not been "a faith without principle.(f)
Thi; nme I
^-.-...j.:^. '. . . /on—Yesterday* was <]uite an exciting ing correspondence." w^Le'ttprs.".of the
dle -from the kitchen. It u supposed
, _ . . . i i .
lution, declaring, that the Bank of the; works."' 'M"y conBtituenti;have' never "What, Mr, causes
*A wi-IWirt
the
sun,
the
stars,
(he
returned'
to
liiake
further
L-irorl>,
|
Haltimore
Committee
nnd
Coir-Johnscene
at
the
Battery.
The
day
wiu
tive~to
/.thc-iStpiihrrn.
"-Boundary
.7
An
United States ought not to be re-chart- charged me with neglect of their in- and other heavenly bodies, lo roll on in
other
can.1
was
suffocated
by
the
smoke.—'
son's
reply.)
Greatly
.indebted,
doubtbeautiful
and
warm—
a
mild
balmy
air
'
'
act
makiug'an
appropriation
of
erod,' and • I defended the President's terests, collectively or individually; their orbits, and no collinion ensue? It
She
wan.
found
about
two
o'clock
on
tag
I
less.
"Col-"Johnson's
_reply
was
rethrew
into
a
gentle'
ripple
the
blue
wa(MM) to carry 'the laws relative to the
measure in regard to the removal of and, to an American citizen, complain<"T.
the Public Deposites, at every point at ing of wrong, and asking the aid'of a is stern ami irrevocable principle—\\ti-tc ters of our upacious bay . Croupes of ceived SmiJay 'last" (a'good day 'for Hiiundary -into elli-et— to be disbursed Saturday, crouched in a corner near
planted
by
an
omnipotent
hand.,
(t?)—
••If »ou <
which it was assailed, with a- view to friend, wherever residing, or however Sir, Virginia .has t«ice saved this citizens were drolling .along, the . ave- such a glorious and important event—) by the Governor, ;i i id :m account ten- the ruins of the kitchen chimney,
nue*—lingering under the ..shade of "and w«' hasten-to lay it before . pur dered to the next General Assembly ; burned to death;—a crisped and black•' • f^iurd, let ]
(over the connection between the Go- poor,- unknown .and humble, I have
Confederacy, and that by' lur adlienon the green willo
willows and elms— while readers." (Trnmciuloii'i ha»t«—receiv- on act to ercci the new. county of |,u-: ened mass.' The distress of the farpijounwlf.
vernment and the Bank, and to make never turned a deaf ear, or refused to to
Mire of a final deliverance from the In- labourfor-htmrM-f»'-» brother, -To principle-—sUrn, and I hope, irrero- stretched on the long rank grass were ed on Sunday, andi.laid before the- rea- cos; an act to prevent the forcible ab- ly at suchi a calamity-may well be ima<
but I
cubic principlt-^uul may it be her glo- seen lounging* children and idler* of all der in ffreat haale on Tueaday.) " Hu. duction of. citizens of Ohio— iullii-ting | ined; this poo.r olc Woman wai an obbtitution. ..Indeed,! hare,ne;Y!:r.v,a. thii faitUfulucu -«ad-thcsa
''•"l^f—.VST.-J*-nir^.tt±--rr.-i-,
i'
_
--~
-t';-;--.^.
~
r
riouH
destiny
twbavo
it
agsiin—for.tbcrc
nn
de«cript.i<Hiirwhit».«nd-bla«kr-aeinft«f^ .liow. ubjurj,-s.all,Natioual H.ijnkn.uiidiir.
ftf
,
- - • - - • , .^ l^ytng
>JUfH
vercd in my opinion, against its consti- to be useful, more than to any 'extraortutionality, and have never seen the dinary Qualifications in me, do I at- is no destiny so gloriotu .a* that which which would haVe formed excellent every, modification," &c'.-. (Just as we priaontneitt in the Penitentiary for a the nurse 'of Mni. Peatman wnVn an"
con . fulfil,
except the
prtsentlion
studies for a Murillo' or Tenicr*—-all said it would be. -We knew the Col* term not loss than three', nor more than infant, and the nurse of her < liil«ln n.
moment when 1 would have given m tribute the honor whicji the (\mveiiT she
• - ...
..
.f. J**T
•
- : *^
Thona who-hay«-with«»»e<l th« ilrony
awaiting the arrival uf tlie frigate andjontl underatoed-bi* business' too • well sovun years; miJ a Jo'mt Raaolut
vote for 'any similar institution.—I can- tiori have done, me; and should the
She caimot'go'in the " road to rum" of , the Fusilccrs—incidents forming to omit coming out Anti " Mounter.") relative to the irhpiinonmeiit of Jona- attachment naturally jrrowiug up benot conceive how the opinion got a- people respond favorably to the recom- —she
cannot, the will not go in the quite a circumstance in the passing " For one, we. are most anxiouH to do than E, Fletcher, in the Michigan Tor tween an .old and faiihful domestic, and'
broad that I was in favor of the Hank mendation of that body, ray' highest
and dismal "road to ruin.'' (i) ~ local eventa of this more elegant "quar- Col. Johnson full justice," N.C. N» ritnry.
the' members ' of a family whom sh*
—,
orof any inch unconstitutional monop- political ambition will-be more than dark
When tlie angry and black "cloud of ter- of the city—though unknown, doubt of it—but is i.t possible that afhas attended through .the pe.ru> of inoly, unless it be from the circumstance, satisfied. It will be a confirmation, confusion,
anarchy and-ruin, flouts the doubtles*) to the mas* of population in ter twenty fure years of brilliant pubfancy up to mature age, win know how.
that I did not, with the ardor of young- by the voice of my whole country, of car pf Despotism
SWAIM, OF PANACEA MEMORY.
this happy land, the upper part of the town. "'Old lic service — amongst .which "was the
to appreciate the poignant feeling* of
er politicians, pledge myself against the repeated proofs of approbation, freighted with theover
It '.s said that withiu^fifteen or i\M-H- Mr. P.'* household at a calamity so awv
the people, Ironsides" came up in gallant style, killing of Tecumsch, and signing
•very
'
poss ble substitute for the present given "fay th*1 people--of mr own -State,1 reo^dy to' be'tfoWrfliberty'pf
;
ty
yi-arri, Mr. Kwiiim wavu jourui-ymun
into'Uftwn*™for
the
and
anchored
about
half
a
mile
in"the
Sunday
'MailKcporf
,
"
you
wfl
re
so
i
gHank.—General Juckson, in one of 'hit
'
to the well-meant labors of a life 'devo- want of principle, what good, then, will stream from Castle Garden. "Soon the nordnt uf the creed of a great public bookbinder, of very moderate mejus.
We learn that an jppcal will be
annual messages, suggested the out- ted .to the service (if the nation, .
tho pnnciplet (rather no principle*) of gathering increased to several thou- man, nominated by the 'uJeQbrsonian He has lately purchased an entire and made immediately in behalf of tho
• line of a cubstitute . without StockholBut,'whatever.; may be the fate of
sand*, and .the bargemen \vcrc seen in Democracy" of the Nation,—HIS to-be valuable block in the heart of the city church, for the purpose "f building a
ders or power to make loans, u I -un- the recommendation which Miuve re- IVcumeeh (Ic) dou«?
Philadelphia' and only the other new one; and we hope while the smrit
derstood it; • and in his veto message, ceived from the kind partiality of the (•) Thp people of Virginia hare never been active motion with their ikifTs, ikim- unable to do . "full justice" -to him ':• of
day he bid off the Masonic Hall, in th«t of lympathy is 'awake, relief will be
ming
over
the
turf
ace
of
the
bay—Was
tho
t
'uluiicl
so
ambiguoux,
or
you
be declared that he could have furnish- Convention, coming from almost every reconciled to Uie signature of Mr. Madison to
while the frigate's boats, manned.with so dull, that his creed has 'been a rid- city, at 5(Hi,.Vi». While employed extended to such of the luflerers as are
ed 'a plan which would not be liable State in the Union, as the representv uialblll.
ana bookbinder, Mi. Swainv was atto constitutional objections. Many of tives of the Democratic Party, with (t) It WM atated by suine of the apeaken, gallant tan tugging. with measured dle for a quarter of a century ? Why tacked by a .scrofulous di-eisi-, which not well aiili- to bear the los*. An mlMr. Li»
ditiiin.il mite from each contributor will
his friends believed that it would be which it 'has been my pride to act, that tlwy iliil not knot/ wba|-lbe principle! of stroke at the well ulyed oar, hastened not come put candidly, and say. what i'«
a.ll
the
ordinary
efEwU
pf
me
Virginia were.
to approach the wharf. Mr. Livings- the trite reason- of y.our holding back
acroinpliih the 'object. .
\ .•
absolutely necessary to have some sub- throughout my public
publi career, I shall (e)'Ct*ppin( in tlie gallery.
ton wail greeted in tho (no«t enthusias- so long? You certainly could. not dii inc. After lingering with the com
'I'lii-ie are various o|iinioa* as to the stitute, amf suggested a variety of ever cherish wit
ith the most afiecionate (d) Pointing toward* Mr. I.)tie wul others. tic manner—••hook hand* with his have been ignorant of the Colonel's plaint until hu had exhausted all liis 01 i .'in of Uie' fur—.-.nine belie v ing that .
schemes. To all these I listened, recollections, a deep sense of' the ob- (t) Cooitderalile cUppuif In th* gullenr.
means. of support, he was'taketi to the it w)U accidental, and oilier* that it ww
(/J Here lucre
wu terj great cbiiuuig in countrymen, and after a *hor> speech creed. You were fearful that tlie puttwithout giving my-assent.to any, and ligation they have conferred'
;
Pennsylvania hospital. While confin- the work of some Dead, lie the cauie •
was
conducted
by
them
on
foot
to
hi*
lie
virtue
—
small
as
the
remnant
now
M
the
gallery.-'
never for a moment did I harbour a
You will please, gentlemen, to aced at that place, he invented hi* c«Ir what it may, the result warn*. u* tit bo
(/t)
As»ln
peat
clapping
in
the
gallecr.
lodging*
in
Greenwich
•tree!,
in
the
is—
»
mill!
be
shocked
at
the
moral
de»
thought of proposing or supporting any cept the atsunuic«s of my high respect (*) Ureat clarrlng in Uie nulU-ry.
bruted Panacea and cured hunteli will
one, except in the event of a failure and consideration, while I remain most (i) After Uie abore unteiir« wa» delivered, iminediutit neighborhood. It is plea- fortuity of the nominee's character, it. The. fame of this medicine soon til w ay s on the. .alert.—[ Courier.
jo see these republican assem- and it took you some time to know
in the experiment to UM the State respectfully, your friend and Fellow and Uial fullowlng commenced. (Uie clapping sant
spread over the Union, and even inUi
was to (rest In lha nllwi, a« partially to blage* of the people—this co'rdiul, 1111- whether you could decently brave the
Banks; and then only such a scheme Citizen,
The goveimui ill of that
ceremoniou*
meetitig
of
long'
absent
storm*
.Besides,
Mr.
Hive*
and
his
Benjamin Franklin Butler, K»q.
drown
tlie
speaker^
»oke,
wbeu
Uie
Fruidcut
«« should be entirely jfree from constiR. M. JOHNSON. oWrttd, IhatU would be well la clear the friends—this ever heartfelt welcome to friends hod ><-l their hearts upon the country *olicitcd iiie lucky inventiarto •Attoriiey General of the Doited States,
tutional objections, arid have the ap- To MMsrs. AWDUW ttanfuuaji,
gallery, but Mr. F, wai unwilling lo Incom- pur gallant chip* and their.crewn—all Vice I'lf.i'uleucy— and it was .necessa- vi^il London, where he administered it is saiil, hu accented the appointFtNNKft,
1'robation of the Administration and
mode Uie galbry, or take up the time of the claaM!* intoniiin^liog unpfUntatiouily ry first to soothe and conciliate his hi* panacea to some meiuber* of the ment of Professor of Law in the Uni«"; Republican parfy.
lluuje at that van late hour,) and having cumUnowri. HUTU,
with the sovereign |>fople, of wh,icli wounded pride, before you launched royal family. The immense profits of versity of New York, 'and will enter
recent development* of the
pltuly attained bin object IM UxJf kis te«L
each
form* • component Uuk in our out in support of Johnson. You find the proprietor'.art, evidenced by the upon the duties thereof in March
(t)
Mr.
LjU.
aw!
««Ut4
Cul
Juloww
T»doinR n>lach(«f posaeMed b
J.».Nk»
happy confederacy
CUOMcfa. '•
. >.
next.
now, that the Colon*!'*, youthful in imrrfat** stated above.
bledm Baltimore on the 20th instant,
and agreed to present to their couritry,
your name for t hat ' of Vice President
oTThe United Stole*., We hav«
been requested to communicate to you
fc
t
-
|v - : -__^:
fill
:
i
> r J » « . sutd UM
"'
"
"'
•"-«-i-*^Vitw«'l«i:l*l^.'V>t'J
••
--•
* «*• .AttiofM/ InttUigtnetr.
THE VETO,
(have lately bad bccanion to adI the frco uie by the Executive}
veto power, in cases not calling
Since doing so,* we have furidcncc, in the following'fact, of
iliarity with which hejtsdlipcweil '
I hiiTis'clf of i,hat extreme and
(lilmry power.
Jhft.ttiedocument* rarVi\tly 'J n id '•
I the Legislature of Ohio, by tho
••" -if.ibat atato, i* a letter from
, _i,"E»q. Into rejmrtf ntative jn
*, dated,-from.'thii city, March
> which, speaking of the boundMion between Ohio nntl Mirhir the United State*,) the writer
|amcr had thai morning with tho
ent upon the subject, and nays: •
'•n President.linn determined to
hi* a prominent point m his next
o j and in answer to our nppren* a* to tlu- probable admission
bhigan jnto the Union, by a coali"h'e result of a common jealousy)
tn, the northern and southern
I.against Ohio, without a settleI ol thi ? question; he1 declared hw
fctcruiinatiun t» apply HIS' VETO,
/bill which «bmild.makc it ii state
i the settlement of the boundary
WHEELING, J U N E 17, 1835...
[in our country arrived here on
day afternoon last from Pitttburg.
* called the "George Collier,"'
respect for a gentleman of that
i in St. Louii, \vhori! the boat ii
', and ia intended, for the trade
m that place. andlNew-Qrlcan*.
length on dock is HKI feet, extreme
Ii 01 feet 7 Inche*, and depth of
*19 fcer; burthcrn TOOtonn.^ S.hr
" ethtowu, a few mile*, above
borg, the joiner work done by jyir.
egate,of the latter place, and the"
•ie, which has six large boilers
by Messrs. Slackhouse and Tpm" o of
TOfflTurgr^eycffiinir
Splendid perspective of 11$
v
..
on each side by~coinino, all ipaciciua and well
HateA. The whole cost r of tti*
" ' '
Stt^ Pittsburg Nfaniiraciurer, in'
king of. thia boat, says ihe is, in
pniah, unrivaled on the* western
. and that she has adopted a
fety guard" invented by CadwallaJEvans, .of that .city, which wilt.
| certain warnings of the circttmc* that cause the 'bttratine.of boll-.
'RICHMOND, JUNE 23.
, FtltC ON SATURDAY MORNING;
(e_ »tatcd, in a -postscript, the pn*t of o fire\vhich at b'he tirnelhreaf-7
I dcslrucfion lo"1i'''largc'"p6rUoK"'j5f~
"lity. It was first discovered about
lock in the basement gtisry ufTti*~
Church, usually occupied as a
ay school room, and for prayer
IP, and might easily have beeiTput
"if a supply of water^ hud'been
i elapsed-before the alarm' was geI, and before the hose and engines
1 be brought-to the scone of danW^WWWE»*.rM.THTffn
„, ,
d, and the fire extended tose\
.
lie adjacent houses, and to Mr.
_h's carpenter'* shop, 'containing a
hti.ty of dreaned work, plank, etc.
Ve church wan insured for only
Ios» is $7,000. "~Th«
! amount of property destroyed ia
•ed to be not less than $:i(»,000;
of it intured, with the exception
kmcd. _ '
8 wind during the night had been
hieh, but it moderated, and blew
Dy from the southwest at the time
jte greatest danger. Had it been at
I as it wa* a few hour* previous,
i would have been no sucli thing
dculatingthe extent of Uie damage,
.voultt have'-been truly-a scene
Hution and ruin. '; ' - ':?~^
n~Q]dne&6'wom&n;ipng&'i&iviu&*
Hr. Peannan's family, waa Been in
early part of the fire taking a bunroiu.the kitchen. It is. supposed
elurned to mate further eflbrU,
I was siiflbcated 'by the Bmoke.—
(was found about two o'clock oh
day, crouched in a corner near
lins o f - t h o - kitchen chimney,
1 to death—« crisped and blacki hiass.' The distrets of the famiUucli a calamity may well beima' . woman was an oburse of Mr*. Pearman wh"en an
nt, and the nune of her children..
ho Imve witnessed the strong
bhment naturally growing up betn an old and faithful domestic, and1
| members of a family whom ah*
Attended through t lie" perils of in*'
up to mature age, will know how
predate the noignaut feelingi of
'.'» household at a calamity so awfe Irani that an appeal will be
.;.immediately in bi-half of tho
tin,- for the purpose of building a
one, ami we hope while tbe apirii
irmpathy ii' awake, relief will be
tided to such of th" siill'm-rn as arc
l, able to bpar the loss. An adual mitu from each contributor will aplioh the object.
dere are various opinions at to the
i of tho fire—-some believing that
i accidental, and otherf that it wa*
rork of somr liend. Be the caua«
: it may, the result warn* us to be
ys on the- alert.—[ Courier.
rnjamin Frnnkliri Butler, Esq.
»iu-v (irncral of the United Statcn,
[aaia, hat accepted the appointI of Profcstor of Law in the UniBvof New York, and will enter
k the duties- thereof in March
" MASONIC PROCF-BSION.
Wednesday the 04th nit, the Anniversary
of RL John the Bsptlst, im •Vmored at Harpers-Furry by the Mssonlc rralernlly. Al an
early hour,' strangers 'began to pour. Into the
village Jfrom every tjuarler—«ome of them
coming by th* old-fashioned method of horsethe Hon. n. T. Lytle, situs "My ion back, stages, gigs, hacks, barouches, fcc. j and
others by Ihe more novel instrUmrnU of con*.
..TT.T-* " .-W7-: , . — -1- ,-,7
-,14
Robett T., "in be found.ot»>An preceding vcyanre, the canal boats and rail road ears. .
page.| ;"Rmnpsey Drimjwiy'1—(by' the"way(
Abouj the middle of Die day',TcSpt.' llamwhat fallows the Democrat* are. for giving trntnckV "Potomac! Riflemen," having come
ins-.- sn the yaelart beat, nr
'•??*•'
^^W^|J7iWssf^'"WlOrs*,»' as1 pHNWHVasWlb 1Iall; Where they tmtted
. Mr, iijtle afterward* failed him, pulls Bart to with the Masons. Here, -the procession comconvince Virginia that he know* how to drag menced...It moved Up 'to Camp HUI; thence
down tniho rrrt); and, sfttr puilng through
of Democracy: . The IHOoerats t
E FREE PRESS
To the Public.
tf-nr. NOYF.S, RUROF.ON DRNTIST,
win not be able to visit Shephcrastown until
next week.'
-
4 tA.t *f tetter,
EM At NINO_ m the (M Ottea, Canriee-
A »
CfmrleHoten, Jrfferton County, VirgMm. «1«oP Allen
* laTtMsWl cUmUnCV
TEMPRttANCK—4fH OF JULY.
9 t Umssa Uidfey
Willliam Brawn
^JjeteUav
Charles Burton
The charlfslnwn Temperance Society will
iMrUy
Jarubine Baker
hold a meeting In. JibeTresbyfartan Church, on
Wiisbetfc Brown
Saturday next, the 4th day of July. The PreHobert W. faylor
sident of tlie Society, A. llBwrfca, toq. has fKiiwvary last,aellntMafeat fora Jetat J'aasea Berry s
stork eomp«ny, I opentd a
John Brooks
been appointed to deliver an address' on that'
llei* irady (aolotasl I Thoa L Marshall
llonwr
a:Vf, H 'Raff pastt o'clotk, wltWl .ppOtitnom
} Willlan Milltr
the Vallej
allej JloUl, nearly In Ike centra ef Ihe TlwasaaNBeaU
he has accepted. .
•',
''
|.lsen McC oy
town"" "jiforesaM;
mtt htrihg been patron
""jifor
cnwFMeW
Me
rMeWillUiM
•In communicating this notice specially to lied far btrm* m» eaiieelsUeiH, I Iskr
aI k
UIB public, owlTU<iu«tinc the «vtl*nilwwt of nil ikla
rlimKy lo,t*tat» *j krateAil e*d
sincere acknowledgment* to a jtsmefor whom It may be convenient and practicaK Conrad
• Mill HOB IHC
rous public, and al ihsvMme lime assure tra- Robert
»MrMatonsT
Peter B Cockerell
ble to attend, the Committee of Arrangements vellers ana others, that I shall not relax
Edward
Colgate
appointed for thenof sslon, are only .perform?
to make jueabyju
-B
ing the duty commuted to them! To those who vor me With a call, comfortable. Tho b»sl I
Jacob
r
ilR *ub*erlh*ri Having entered Into
FrWsy, J«ly M. Tk* eiawtaatlji •
copartnership la the above business,
iikolirs will commtnc* att
;
reweelfolly M*m tfM eithwil. «l
e n u . until half p-« *"***.*£.
,rs-r>rry awd »leta.ly, that **^m the toclfh
8ebnl.ni will b. *n«l>**
r
the school, .nd the p«Wlo
rin»»^andTntcn* carr^'e* tb* above
. -M^
bu«mr.« in all ItstarkHisbraiieaee, and nope
II, will eotameaee a new wrm the I
by sltlnl attention, and by Ihelr long eipe
ritr. hi bmlen*, to reeewe * afcara W
.
NoUcr.
A LI, p«r«W iMlebM U Ike sahj b»™
hereby'botillid, HHrt"*v»'' ""<•«' ^
I1F. psrtnrroh.p heretofore "Isllni im- jTIs, are he
,
' ' ni'iKl
'iKl b e paid 0a a t ,befor«fM'
•'
der the n.me .nd Arm of Ilile fc Will- to'lh'em
as the subset!*" r t
August .
•hli*. la- Ih* Smllhvn'g business, was lilts' day
iSiliiH-j h} »as*ttl-«*»s*nl; and «s H is Mrrsvsry ih»i thW »uslnrn. of ttie concern
b ll
» "'"'^
should be eVosrd, all persons indebted are re* lo Ihe Weest, p*omp*i.paymen.t » ••b»
*
quested to romvforwsrd and settle their ac- necc4ssryy. We feel under many •JJp
nd friends and patrons for thetr r " •
couats by note or otherwitfl, With James (o our kind
TavorT'TnV ti.ilMM wtll'itHIHHe, one of Ihe Uie firm,
—.„-.....--^.-.-,.
...-,' .'•.;.-.-,
S W W w f f ' -r*?? ! 7-T ! i .' f v AS •*
'KsblsloWn, -tinder Ibe'Arw of Msrmadakf
-•
•JAMES IHTE.
Injhference to Internal Improvements, not Episcopal Church, where a targe crowd was
"*J
pcrance
Reform,
we
deem
It
unnecessary
to
I
"uni>rr*ally conceded to be «f a National 'watting, The Rev. 3. E. JACXSOM delivered
fllL/iaMA
Frcdcriri Ii rant
BuaanMoore
' T Jejne H, 193S.
'
."
JOHN Jl. THOMl
I N . r—The Ratitking bnslasss w»ll be
«ha|jcjter/' he speaks «»g»lnit fcteeiillve In- a sermon from-this text: "Let your light so offer any indttfemenis to secure their atten- keen a supply of hay and oats. The msitst MaryEngfe*
N O
in
my
Una,
Is
al
ibis
lime,
for
all
su[
pplies
J
I carried on by Jacaes Ilite as u«usl..who has
June 4,1838.—1f._
Funk
Dr E Noyes
» c e In them lurtffltr-" W.ell, Colonel; shine before men, that lifey may see your good dance. We hope they are too sensible of the known lo be very high . r-Shsll; however, Margarel
Julia Ann Opie Or II Ul this lime a number of Darshark Ploughs,
Wward FiUgerald
what of tb« Lexington • and Majsvlllc. works, ami glorify your. Father which b)' In importance of the subject to permit any oppor- for Ihe present, snake no change in my usual Jaasea
JVcw *ttd Cheap Good*.
I. Opie
;- • '
Trendy for delivery, made by Mr. George TaW Finlry
illF. subscribers Ds.e Juil received *•<»
i .JBI1B Ohl we beg pardon. That was llravr.n"; and C. 3. FACt-amta, F.sq. pro- tunity of tesllrylng their approbation of It, to low charges.
Rkbard O'Bannoa
veaner, .well known as a cel*br»led Plough
John t l-'arrow
At the commencement, It was my Inten- EliUbelb Flood
supply of BFMtfti GOODS, •«•*
asaker.
* ilm* "i- I83S
,/,«,• -you are to b« orthodox
nounced an.oration. Tlie-exercises at'the paM unimproved. Their'e^Mrfaw^we confl.
Jnaktsj|[icIr_Mprk »iry Urge snd eowptalf,
Furt s\ Snydci
Thill jrlll do^ We-will not dare to insinuate church were commenced and concluded with deiMy-expccI
but for considerations not necessary now lo Frances M Uriggs
embracing stmo«t«»«ty article usually Mf»
James Fulncy f 2
- J,and for Sale.
fn country 'stores, and In demand. • Ai '»•>
But, to suc^ of our filln\v-rlt_izcns as exhibit mention, t have kept and shall continue to John (jroluuik .
th at'y 6u ean be bribed; but, have you not been prayer by Mr. Jackson, and they v.-cni InterSamwl C feck : . •
OFFER for sale th* inelof LAND on. ara
keep the best lia'iors Ihe country affords.— Henry Gray !..
dnermii.nl to reduce »Ur «s»l«««J«Price
ibject.^1
•Indimd, by the offer of the Vice Presidency, spersed with several anthems, sung in superior a .practical
the
Optipion,
now
in
la*
possession
.of
Nevertheless, I hereby pledge myself to Ihe Jacob Gtfyerf; \"
slock, gresl bsrgalns may/be expeeted.* J - <•
H'Powrn
William
Wagely.
II
contains
between
7&
to iiljsert your principle*) and, forsaking nil style, by an exoeUent choir.-. After the extr- neoted will
blln that thereahalf-'ba no intemptmnce Tr—.... Uanahan
invite our friends sad customers lo esll t - i
jdcntofihcSchixil
" •hd an.bundnd *cr<* of tine Opequon bot- sunnll |hem»elve». We,enure them the*
a bouse over wlni-h I have control I
ricNsy, to promise that you will do better ciae* were concluded, the procession returned mend the aMjile.notJeei We-ask, specially,
tom, besidt* from ISO to300 MTe* nf up- .liallnot be dlssppolhteBi itf.-we
lure
heretofore
don*
business
for
ready
moJohn HoioWboai
"kintfltrJ" No matter, however, by what to the Hall, where the Masons and the Military llicir attendance. - 'We earnestly .desire the coland, under good fencing and cultivation — will nil Gnods very cheap.
ney only, and b
Humphrey*
Th* whose tract will jeonlaln from 400 to
WtoatrlsafeBju**.- Tou separated. •
operation* of their Influence and example.— pro'city of InVeri
-i-r '/. r. ft H
Eliza Heidwbole
Fnnrea M Ramon
450 atrea as the 'purchaser may cHoosf, us I
I good Democrat; for you lay that Gen.
The Bhepherdstown and Harpers-Ferry A- We wbj Ilieni'to lenni officially the true, na- myself. I keep no book at my bar at this W m llensoo
Oearg* Ridenour
Hsrprrs-Ferry, Anrll 30.1B3S.
own
also
the
adjoining
land.
Terms
will
be
nor shall I ever keep oaf. Of course Jacob C High
Benj Rpdrirk
ii's views' "are founded In wisdom."— maleur Band* Were both In attendance, giving ture and object of our association,. confident time,
accomniodstiDg and easy.
no credit 'vlll be expected; certainly none ssV«4H^V
Triint Sale.
James Hill
•••!• .'-i ^
- ' i CaptJLRabson
»'••!'• * ••* •••sii»"te
that their.proprUly.wifl rhallnnge.approbation. will be flvrn. Undrr all lha.circunulancri
doubllcss)'^ salisfactory loall Ihe additional zest to tbfri
. 11.. Rr. 0. TUCKER.
virtue .of a il.fd of trust, exeroted1 to_
CritteWllin«liT--""-Jt«tly-|hnttllorlleBrr
Wc^bury,
June
I9,;i833.-::i'm.'
p.r. batorftstalsj. t:art «Bn inllrit AMBl^BaaaB. ftss etBMssssall
toejiub-serlbflr on ihelSlli sUjf «t.S«r
«onu«oUon.-with
W8eatfH<HJt« Fwry,
of public patronage.
«•
and the latter having performed in.the proees- partisan purposed By our assoelatlon we acISAAC N, CARTER.
Office of tbe County Court ol Jefferson, la
I>ert BUncbcoHib
Globe attempts, in various ways, to aioD.. Col. HENKV Waao was Marshal of Ihe knowledge, no political party—we know no
francis L llamiltnn
iJharlcslown, July 2 1835.
secure a certain debt therein mentioned, oriMUabcth Holme*
Dankl Snyder
"smooth over" the conduct of Rueker. • This
religious sect. We seek no pecuniary emoluHAitPF.Rs-rr.itnv
itr.M.
I-.STATR.
ginally due from L. Wernwag to Joseph L.
Bartl;ul-.mcw Smith
Ann Manner
V virtue of a itrp.1 of trust, exrcuted on Russell, but by subscqutnt assignment and
:to What might have been expected. Tbe auda- The sermon of Mr. Jackson was remarkable ment or private advantage. We ult.-rly repuTUB FAVIXIOW.
I'cti-r Shank
Dr
Hunter
•
.
.
IIbe U"th day of lleermber, IH-J4. b) agreement between the partis*, now do*Ktewl
city Of Blair knows no limit. • He Says, for
Jas Shepherd 4 Co
Carter Harris
for the lively xeal With which it advocated the diate any attempts to propagate our principles
Lewh Werawag, ID'• Kdward Wager, now from Jo»*ph I.. Smith to J. Hopkins fc BroHoley HudncU
Joshua banb i
instance, that the people of Tennessee concur
by
threats
or
coercion,
.-We
address
ourselves
deceased,
and Armslead Bcckhsm. as trus- Ihi-isof ll ; .Ilium'u. I shall proceed to sell, lo
cause of Masonry; and Mr. Faulkner's oraIS> esUblHnm*ot, / with no other David llowcll
P.t»r Smith
. w i t h the
for the- benefit of James Mubhlrlir.M, the biRl.eM btjdtr. for cash, M Fri4*yllu3d
to the reason of men, and acknowledge a* our
chanB« loaa Iliet of -location. »ill b* Ja»N W-lfcrweH . ,, Wsa-Rpott* . .
, tees
tion
wa»,
in
every
respect,
nn
exceedingly
emthe sukicriber, ss the surviving frustcu, and HIM <>/• .Aifu nrxt,' all Ibe UUTTRBST
ing, of course, (hat they are.willing to submit
only means to accomplish our -purpose, the kept by the undersigned -the present seeson Walter Hunter or Mr Samuel tjhaiirman
under, the authority vested in blm-ts such by held by ssid Wernwag at said.d»ie,>. Ihe
to the Baltimore Convention-,—that Mr. Bell dllablB production—creditable alike for tbe diir-sion of correct information amuiig the peo-' in Ihe house, well known. as Mrs. AlwrueRobert Slemmoos
Bog
said deed, which i» duly .recorded in the Valuable Island I'mi-ertj, nea'r llarptrs-FarIsaac lleidwhole . John Shartlet
'
'
.(-was not deputed ttt assist iii bring)n^ pul Judge literary taste exhibited, and for tho earnestness
Clerk's oniee of ihe .county court i-f Jeftcr- ry,pmbrselrig the S.I tl'Mlll., I)IIT././.I.VR
Oeoroi W Smith
rhHihh.disclnrtic.rtho dutlw *S«siwa
SOO, will scll.,»t.f ublir *ip iiui), to Ibr bkl.-r ,,,,,^.-. Mu^oiiipr-jinproiementvtiluated
'."., White; that Mr. Ruckcr's vote is a fair ousel
this
building,"from
its
improved
cnndilioti
FcliirSkully
We
have
appointed
the
Anniversary
of
Ahim. Tlie conclusion we consider very hnppy.
bidder, for cash, on Monday Ikr t3lk ef lher«'ou,or so much thereof as may be neto the Washington caucus, fce. &c. Now, if
Thomas hinder, Jr - • r«l
Cyrus Illbbms
July «u«i',~before' Iti* door of. Filtshnmutt*'*
Ssle 10 t>ke place on I'he preotlses
It is as folUiprj:
(servant HmelJU*rpeis>:ftrry.
\octaa (set
. • BeUv Soctoo
Iho' people of Tennessee arc as niair represents My JBnlitriH o/ Clkerilji smJlirnlea laigit: '"'" jlng- We believe It to comport with the spirit furnish quarters as comfortable and conve- Thomas llitc
vihai part of Ilie valii. at a oVfock^ P. M. _,
Cooke
ni.nt as V y in Biltt.
'^'.
Mrs" H llanm-cke or
uf.M riSarahC'
able
island
of
Virginius'Which
wiVitfigiiTilly
them to be, why are meetings held, nil over Ihe To too .am I Indebted for Ihe honor of ad- of patriotism, to employ the usual leisure mo>
JOfWrlTZSlMMOTs'S,
The chambers are supplied wilh hair matC O Stewart
Aleiander Sinclair
sold by James Klubbleneld and wiffr to Lewj'
- r . -Trwttr*'.
,' IWIS.
afy F
' . " •' f - . '
state, approving of Judge'White's nomination, dressing this enlightened and respectable audi- m«nt* of that day, iu the diffusion of a know- Iressrs, made under the proprietor's own in- DSarv
r Hammond
•lamiu.nR* or
vr :
- ~
Warnwag,
and
is
now
in
Ihe
posseMiun
of
l»t_!L J
. '*• "I_J _L1I_ a — -.,„ 1* !,.,_ l.._n &
.- *
.• "
KKhard Wiliums i Rev S Tuslon
speclmt) best Bsrnitabje double sheeting,
" bxrt none in favor of Van Btiren? WeraMeast, cnce'thi
*,
And__
while to m e t
___
John
W.rnwag
sod
Joseph
!>,
Smith,
conledge of our principles;—Tliey-aro-conscc,ra- and ail the other appliances of a well furH
source 'of deep regret, that causes.have existed
taining oo il one of the mutt valuable S»J H'
. ,_ have heard of none.
ay* the 4 l l i - u f Angutt-neiil, I
v _w
lo prevent the disc harpr of that duty moresali.- ted. iu the <lccb nit ions of our Fore fathers, and qlshed bed-room. And care will .be lsk«K Jacob FlUgcs
that
one
artfcle,
essential
to
the
perfertiog
1
1
amilton
Jrflcrson
WmVaHmg'
'
faetoriljj I -am slire I cannot. At thb lio>c,.btL-. byJheJr authority we.are warranted to. declare,
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
_
.
. Ji i-'d. all. Itw, Pcrsuoal
*'.\VOIiSKtttanei
have been nominated, even If Rueker had not tcr it pay Uie obligation, than bir expressing, that in their practice they exert a cohgervative of this item 'tf persurill comfu'rli SuaH iiol
SHOPS.and other improveAenls. Said pro- Prtipcrly of ssld dce'd. consisting^ of
HirharJ Williams
jrrren the 15 votrs; fur "New Jersey, North' on behalf of my ' uinsonio friends generally, Influence In the ptrpctujtlon -of our pi^itral h« oniilled—namely—cleanliness. .
fstrtf
will
be
told-la
satisfy
the-sum
of
seven
The plher depsrlmenis of bis bouse, -M Jesse Brow*
high approbation of the ical.with wbieh
thousand lent. 4uw4«d »i.(1 l»*i.lj dulUts,
"'(CarbirnaVMaine", "ifld ~60i'er states,"'"woiild their
Thomas vj'cbitcr
you have at all ilmessuslamed thelnteresiiatiid and religious prlrilcgcs. The meeting bus will be found; hare also received tbeir due '
with iiittrcsi from ihe 1st dsyi of'December,
!'l.tltl1!ni,i£.there .had been a second •teifistennVthaL.ain.itnt. and noble order, In been appolntcd-for-tt late^-hoyr to' Drevent any share of attention.
IVmEIVatkin
Henry
Kramer
••
1834, the balance, of tbe original purcliase
r
CATTLE,
has
. Jrreuiiali Kirk „,„$,
ballot" Ah! Mr.-Globe! and how do 'you no portion of this extended commonwealth ihterfcre-nce with the usual exercises of the
1
ni'one'y remaffirmf'-dmr-io- -C'nleman t:.llw;ItLueinda
M
make
the
accommodations
of
his
house
in
Sbcllon
Kindell
nave the, honors.of the craft been better supr
ham,
as
ihe
auigaee
of
said
James
Stubbleknow?
aulF TUV&W^ --- "T
iOMvDutch Letter L
Where, indeed, could -Masonry erect day,and thus to obvUte any objection as to thu all things such as .will be suiled-tolha wants
field.
.
' We feel dhposmHo examine the Globe arti- ported'.
ind Ultes of a gentleman : and il will be ;«r John.Xannoo
A Dumber of FAItMJSG UTENSILS,
her altars, if nof amidst thu awful and sublime
Bitch
title
only
as
is
vested
in
the
subscrithose whose caterer he has, become, to de11. KEYES, P. Mcle, an J cxjiosc, at length, Its 'Outrageous' so- scenery of this wonderful and attractive spot?
ber will be^made to Ihe purehsser, wbieh, Jlnd a variety of Houtehold tf KilcArn
We ask Ihe attendance of all.
ter mine the extent to which be shall be reJuly 2,1835,
phistry; but we shtll decline the task: for the If U be true tipt the mind receives tlie impress
however, is belie ted to be indisputable.
FUUNITURB.
Respectfully,
munerated.
..
.
•
its character from Iho objects' around It; if
- Bah) to take place at 19 oVIock, M.
' Globe, like the most of its echoing prints, does of
'JOHN
8TROTHER.
. A credit of I-J mtnilis will be given OR all
It was«midst lofty and Inaccessible mountains,
•
C. G. STEWART,
Chemistry.
ARMSTtAD
BF.CKIIAM,
Bath, July 3,1835. - ..
of five dollar* and upwards, Ibe purnot possess, intrinsically,' any quality entitling that the first .founders' of 'our Institution dis__,,_ 'T. A. MOORG,
6>S.
Surrhinx Truttit, tfc. sums
I of ibis town proposes to
D. The drawing' room, with,
chaser giving bond and approtcd security.
" ~ some
'
' ,« and place,
caveinS of Judea, that the illustriD. POLK,
|
try,
durtiiR
ihe.neit
fall
and
winter.
iano—t:hcss
Boards—Books,
fte.'
C^We are requested to state that a meeting ous patron of our order caught the inspiration
"- ,..'"•
Commilltr of .tirangtmtnll.
tbe subscriber by Jacob Myrrs, bearing said'Chrisllsn Alletnong Uitd selted, lying I
ficient encoar*g4ment be offered to justifv- m9 on"
the 25lh day of July, 1834, and now tbe county of JtOerson, about -.a mile from
of the : Harpers-Ferry Temperance~8ocloty of those masonic virtue* " more fragrant than
Ihe expense of procuring the "ttittum Af- data
Trtittt
Kale
of
Good
M'urnlArabian
Cassia,
more
precious
than
the
gold
of
record
in the County Court -of Jefferson, the head of Uuiskwriiu, and about half a
The Great S/np.—Vfo copy, the folpmniui
mmi
malrru/i,
the
Lecture*
(ball
be
will be held in the Methodist Church at that of Ophlr," why may not the eternal rocks and
will be.oBcrcd, at public auction, to the liigh- mile from ibe Winchester and Pototaaa rail
titre.
.
lowin
parliculani
in
relation
.to
the
illustrated
by
Ihe
performance
of
all
Ihe.im:; ;,plsceicm-the:4th_of July, at 9 o'clock, A.-M.; awful eminences around stimulated Ihe mind
Y,vMue.of;a
. porianl
iog cx|«ri(nenli, and they esl.bidder, for cash, on Saturday iluL I K* Jay road. Said Farm conlains about
fkf now on- the;
when an address will be delivered, by Anmcw hare into Ihaldwp ami holy channel of thought
Kdward Hughes to Ihe subscriber, fof shall be extended, without regard to lime, (Sj*J*Tfrl*'*'»*"tne''ht>nsepf-Mr»- Mary-*U ,
3Q.O ACRES.
stocks .at (he Philadelphia N avy Yard, he purpose
sa-awtplBlousto-the-tnte
peroeptloBflf-4h«-su.
of1 indonmifjing N.Marmion •- until a comprehensive end (it i*-hnpcd) in- Myers,, ir> JciTu/soo, and near Mr. Ilitc Wil- Tbn land is of good ipiality, ha
HUNTUR, Esq.
blime mysteries of our order? DbtinguUned, from the Irtquircr of that city :Ji
lis's, all ihe interest of the Hid" Jacob. Myers
;ainst
certain
suretyships
entered
into
by
structive
course
shall
havebeen
delivered.
suluoiant nus»tily iif Timber, and.4
seat of mechanical skill and enters
'
*
him for »aid Hughes, end for' oth
other purposes. Hwprteenpf 'a ticket gf^admissioa- vrill-ber in auLto a-c«ili
-week,- Mums.
liciitarlj rte»crihcd hi said tru«t ,. and 9tippn<.- i. noir-iir* good sUta^^
«hicb
deed,
was
dated
on
'the
lllh
day.
of
in
some.degree,
regulated
by
the
number
_
Malone.tc. Pride, of Alabama, left this place
ion convened* from remote-regions of the
938 acres; Ibe interest of.. the Hon. ~Tbe improvements are a to- _
December, 1834, and is duly 'recorded in tbe
but it will nofbe above edloeontain
-190 " length of keel, for- tonna
lerbly comfortable Dwelling House,
said Jacob. Myers- being sn undivided sixth
wilh a drove of fifty-two slaves, which had earth, all looking ta their honest toils for ihe
lerk's OOicfl of iho CountvCourt of Jcfl
'¥eeW-fioUKft'«pm'ilrte;;ur»'oTttWw'wWloi:' monuments of operative masonry, bearing uphouuses ; two good wtils ol excellent
Saturday tht lUVtUa.ef Hii monifc (J«l«) tbtir namre wilh Mr. N. G North, or Mr. interests in the /ia«c» of two olhcr undivided
on lh>ir bosom the *ich eommeroe of OUP-WOS'''
several good
"do" '"outside of before FilzsiniiiionV Hotel, at tlarpers-Fer- II. N. Oallaher. who can give any informa- iiUB~partsbf the said traet, 16 vfltf Mie'iln-" ____^
Bo
• Many of our subscribers greaiiy coin- erous VaHoy; where ought Masonry to llourdivided sialh part* of Catharine Pyles, (forj |aipan the whole, the ntunllon h quit* a
wales;
ry,
a
quantity
'of
excellent
I"0&nXtion
about
the
matter.
.
.
'
•','-.
snial .to its growth?
roerly Catharine Myers.) andI his. brolher itrable on*-, and the value of the farm will
art of the follow«9aatiM9^1^
-''
' "--*lm'^d)lfl(i*U«*.b^e%att;s,,^
iib4(lbe,ereejl!
'vtM*L-i*-*~*'*ftrr*7*w
'aa
. -rmESSB
mean*, who do riot takVlhe Jree PreasVbutl^f1^',
Jeremiah,
were
conveyed
to
ilic
ta
•330(»-28-9&tonnage; guns 140;
l.lhe same.
A MenVil CLOCK,
who, nevertheless, would as soon think of ab. verted the angry floods into one of the ele- 18,341 yards duck, one set of sails;
T>nn <JATT»
"'i' ' • .'|M)'rrs and I>U brother Henry Myrrs; Ihe
The terms of Uie sate will be as follows i
A pair of. Mahogany Dining Tables,
X-Vtt
OAttti..
_.
;
,.
j,
b
and
Henry
being
entitled
to
the
jo
co
from" breakfast every morning, as to' ments of thy prosperity, did -not reveal one 14,621 " do
Four thoussnd dollars of Ihe purcbase money
A Cooking Stove,'with Pipe complete;
hammocks,
N pursuance of a decree of the Circuit half of each >oid sixth part; but subjecl, ne- to remain in Ibe hands at llie purchaser dur"
natural life of Ihe widow of ssid de._
for Berkeley Cooaty, eu
into thy bosom I <3o on I Prosper!
our to
Miscellsneous Boulis,
In~e~
ciuie
T(ber«S
pcrrthig-betv
IMS.
in.
'
,
"hen
thy
cup
of
enjoyment
is
full-when
11
inches
shroud*;.
.
subscribers to hear the request: "Let me have
.
Glass and Queensware— wilh a variety of Jacob Myers administrator with tbe will.ani
i ^-,,__.mt all around thee shall be strewed tbe evidences
sold to secure lo Mury M. Myi-r". the pay- death Ihe whole is to be paid in three equal
19 do. mainstay;
other Household and Kitohen Furniture, not nejied, of James Foreman, dec'J,
your paper a minute. I only want tinoolr
,,i.n,.,, M
a successful
fflf I-^I.K. on
.uccesaful enternrise.
enterprise,
tc'J, pplaintiff. ment of the sums (peclued in Ihe trim, and annul Instalments to ih« eaeeutor: said
opulence
and
necessary lo parliculerise.
978 feet mainmast—M yards
over It" Suppose this should be met wilh a remember, that amongst those who gavejhe
n, defee ndants the sale will lake place at Ibe place heretotbe heirs of James Forema
to be secured by a deed of trust on the ~
Ttrmi ttf.Sfk.— All sums under |5, cash; and
the undem^r.cd as commissioner appointed, fore' mentioned, ;lbe residence of said Mary sum
counter request, something like this: "Let me most efficient impulse lo thy advancement,
premises, rnudiiioni.il for the regular payover
that
amount,
a
credit.
of
three
mouth*
.110
were
many
who
worshipped
at
the
nlirino,
uud
mainyard
;
by
the
Court,
and
as
administrator
with
Ihe
M.
Myers,
being
on
the
premises
to
be
soldi
--• . have a loaf of bread a minute. I only want
incut of Ihe Interest to the widow: the resiWill be given, by the purchaser giving bond will of James Foreman, will otter lor sale to
honored Ibe principles of Fate MASONRY !
82 topsail yard ; JOHN A. THOMPSON,
dua uf the pun.l.ii-i' money to be paid cue '
wilb. good Mourlly, 8»>ejo commence at the highlit bidder, upon the premises, en
to eat It", Wltcre U Ihc difference between
May
91,
IS35
l«62
tpp
pillaut
yard
;
third in hand, one third at Uie expiration of
12 o'clock, U. .
the two?
ITisJBX**** lac3titk J-j tf.lugvtt nut, thai
From ike Baltimore Ameri'an.
one year.;and the remaining ihiirit al. Ibe exWILLIAM MeGRAW.
~3fl
royal
yard
;
KKSII
I.I'.MONS
and
CHANGES,.
Valuable
aid
well
known
farm
at
tbe
mouth
ftp,
p i M t i n n uf twii M-ir» fi<iui lh« day of ssle.
JulyS, 1835.
TmsKr. of the Opequon on the Potomac River, (being
Our city is becoming' more and 10,000 lb*. sheet anchor;
I'ine Apples and Figs* fur »ulo by
Hut il Is undorslyud', llml shuuld life decease
• Jl ilneutor /«!—U Is, perhaps, not gene- more closely united with Virginia by
.- Those who may wish to purchase tbe pi- Ihe Isle residence or said Jam» Foreman,
UM. S. LOCK k CO.
• 25 inches do;
of the widow happen ttlthln twujesrs from"
ano, (which will not be removed from dcc'd,) containing about 3B1 acres o(,
rally known thai the Matlapony River, in the mean* of the™Ghib-Rail road. The 1,531 yds. Main topsail. :
May 28,1835.
the duy of sale, tho payment of Ih* InstalCharlestown,) can do so at private sale, 'by
lower part of this state, la-formed by the eon. facilities for travel and transportation
ments of the fuur thousand dollsrs will not.
applying to Andrew Hunter, Esq., Charles- FIRST-HATE I/AN»,
flucnce of four .branches, called the Afa», the afforded by this cheap and; rapid mode
be'required Id cuiniiienre until the eipiratown; or to W. McGraworN. Marmion, ai a ejMUr portion I hereof being river and
Storkholders* of Ibe Smtthfield, lion uf three, full years from the day of sale.
T«, Iho To, and Iho Ay. Thus the names, as of intercommunication have reduced • -On Tuesday lost, BM.LV, infant daughter -o IUrpers:Fcrry.
Opequoo botiom. Attached (o this propert:barle<town, and I IsrperoFerry Turnty, is a ferry across tne Polbflsac, and a new pike Company, ere requested-- to meet at The payments falling due al-lhe- end of Ihe
vrcjl as Ihe waters, of 'these four small streams the distance between Baltimore and Mr. David Uowell, of this place.
TO THE Otf 8TOBUBB
toll bridge acrossl tbe Oprquon, a good Carter's .Hotel, ' lluflrtto.wn, on the'' 18lb finl and second years after the purrhs.se,
unite ia mulling Ihe Msl-ta-po-oyV. - ,
IIW« //iiw, tarrf ffocj /Vf/- Jul>, for the |iurp»sf of electing a President will atso be. secured bj. a desd at. trust on
Of »!•« < liarl, 9luivu
several days ,tKvf^Wa;lew^O!iu8. and
Ike premises Prrsoos wishing lo view the
Haf llauui, lifi grti Dam, Stm- and Ihrce :
f.,r l
;eur. Al<o llin
.—AdUtlngulshcd writcroftliis the beneficial effects of the road are
B H I . T I M O R E . Jl.'NE 27.
MM, »nd two bearing orchard* pnseiil (loard are rcqu*sled to raff I on the farm, will apply lo Mr. joints P. llml rs, or . \|r. Jul.n P, Jlii.ly,->vhon«idc in the inune•-*•• • cwuntry says that *ma«e)u>awledged gentleman daily more' M^^Wrty;-' felt^ and
TAKE this moiljod of Umderingyoumy ^^jf^B^fthMire Fruil TW.properly Salurdaj
('late sHtigliborhoud' -' Kale- So cumnicnce at
•
is never bound to notice the scurrilous' abuse miSre highly appreciated, at both ends
- grjUeTuI acknbwk-dgnienls for the liberal o^en more "dvanl^es'lhan any blVr inlhe
" 10 b'elbtkV ' AWcndancaigiven %y '
of moment from stores liare'come In bur pslroiiige I have heretofore received; also
iy rfB«rk«lej,b.inSon Ihe *.re»i Ch«saJunel8,IB35.
of notorious and proverbial blackguards.'— of the line. The last Martinsburg Re-, lions
. K H I N AI.LKMONO, Ft'r
knowledge Oils' week. Holders are firm a lo correct Ibe Impression, that I had sold tooB
.«k
aMa Ohio renal, where boating *od
publican
ha*
the
following
paragraph
in
•/ l/niiliiin .HlmioMjT, rftMssisi
JThe., samo idea, is.expresscd In ..the old saying;
g(i.75 per bbl. The wujoh price is uniform a the Charlestown Mill.. ) thought I bad sold, ir.djn,;, miy b« earned ,,n lo any e»l»i.l—
Tlae
Uicbiuond
Courier
reference
to
the
facilities
to
Which
Vu
rredertck
co-.;
June >rrl83&M.lit* ' •—
" " •
"A well-bred ' man will not insult me, ah* no
58.50- ~
but Itwasa^lstake. The mill Mi "ow
tal-jdj,jM<j!^..HMto*,b»i.i,M11
be di.idsNt
GRAIN—m««l A lot of good Mary compute ordei- for Ihe recepiioo of grain of) |-W" tbraa ii»n«. vat IhTboatbiK ' ™—
' •other can.' It is implied, also, In the follow have allusion : • '
,
Editors of thr Cos^ritaa,
In
senland-red was sold In the early part of the all kinds; and the highest prices Ihe markets'
Despatch.—A, gentleman of tills
r
1
the day of the Ma'soiilc pru< ession la
Ing'passage^ which, we came across the other
_ forming in •» lul lhe» It. lies* la be lh V" ''
week at |1.45 per bushel. A parcel of abou below will afford, will be paid, at all time*.
„
.„._
_
place
left
here]
about
one
o'clock
on
Smiihfiul'd, on Saturd>y Ih* 6th insL, •
lie
Utlr,
!>»«.•
d,
Icniiii.cd.
•ilhnlll
i
li»nE'"K
ibe
day, in turning over the leaves of 'l.acon:'—
laid)
bushels
good
red
Western,
was
sold
u
shop, good sla- genrnl>h»rMlir of tlr ir IU|>T. in glti- it u
soine grutlehian, lurounb
tiiUtake, took Mr.
Thursday morning last for Baltimore, 148. A sale of a parcel of Husquehanna ret fur wheat For thoso who prefer rrindmc, ho tlOn house, eooper
- "If you cannot'avoid a quarrel with a blackHour, if they wish it, shall be delivered IWhM[i m ,, e |,ou.ri fcc. rTh, b^lsm'e of in* •/>rinJU*7 of t»til1™—Tlir* tliio* IhtTf " surli
M; H. llunsieki-r 1 . saddle in place of his
and after being detained several hour* wa* made to-day at IMQ. The wheat har their
In
Baltimore
on
as
goitd
terms
as
U
c.n
be
I
.
.
^
t^^
j
^m,
orrbard
i-lkinj
M
mrfaing
lite
mdrr
with
pnUttsSlI
|wid
hMiB
1B
guard, let your lawyer, manage it, rather than. on the way arrived in the city at 1 o'- vest has been commenced in the regian biirdurown—from my stable. As Mr. llursicker
i^l
• |ii|»-r enlireh oevuld Df-politirs, U
if not satisfied wilh llie »»cl»snge, I waul4
yourself. No man sweeps his own chimney, clock , P. M. He transacted hia busi- ing on the Rappahannoclc, and supplies from dune from any of tbe neighbor ing M''»-*l |«. at each end Uirraof, ao that this proper- nutler,yet
Theotr.ll will b« rec'd for Ibe.Barrel, if re?| t, ctnbe*old entli. w ia parts, as ihe pur- like a <b«b will.cut stMsiiniittft i.r, ifs bus lio^ii be «.b!ii" d, if the prrsan who has the tad.
but employs a clilmncy-swecper.'who has no iteas durinR the »amc evening/and the that quarter will begin to appear in about ten quested. I expect lo make srr«ngemenls to rhl,tr
•pll>
will,
"a
pudding
»iibo.it
v-'uLi-j"
il
li«s
rlloo,e. The terms will be. one
dlej would, leave It either at. Mr, riUskn.
dajtc, ^beautiful: tpcclnien -ofr-.Rappahan- iiriiittrPlatter, and mott likely-togrnd;J it. fourth of Hie |^r<Bai*nson«y inkansl.ili* uo Aduuufar pi.:ii'K-.»l.;> tikr. f\ lU-elUfd s.i in- murm's Hotels tlarpers-Ferry i 0.
*
Irrrtl ii) public anVlis SS the people of \ ir;(it..»
nock white. |n the ear was'sltbwn to us jfas- - , • - - - .
tiln-phenUti.wu •, ..i at Ci
•""'•
!••»• ••.•lip.
il jsilLJfeS-SfiM-Sl
I ml* TIM.— • -- — |T—TT
T
I
fm r vary
~*ff
••ij
•'lii-ffd into
aaay
.
.
.
moderate prices for oash, and cash paly. In J
. u; the deferred payasenU to b* aeeurtown, and five n.e iiifi/r »tioii," wfiei" 6H'
llirliiirii.il Is looked IP as ihr crntrr ef thf i»'and .repairing of an axle-tree, arrivi
rom —Tlie sales throughout '-the week »hotl, no psios shsll be spared to ac«omw' wm na lien oo lha land.
Own
can he rclurqcd lo
lint»l sjsii-mi Iha boinl » l , c r c , si li-art durM'J
in Martirisbunt before -7 o'clock on have been at 95a!)7c. per busbel -for white, "ate, and nu Farmer can loose by bringing
J \ i ( ) D MVF.US.
the s>ci>Uli>e ultiwgi, llir runr. ulrott-d !"•«" laksn away has padded skirls, covered wild
and
at
Die.
for
jellow-«W<
fiood beer, it b said, can be made by adher- 'Friday evening, having pcrfonnc.l u
. this Pll
iki mOt
caff ikin; l»r>tLi.f«ss,4!l»itA
tk«*.
r-'-—
tope for a eonlinusnce of pssl favors.
ii.lcllitei.cr is t-s|iecir>l latw SMtk'iril «vtrv«cjr} with broad illncr slides on the 'tirrup
ing to tbe following recipe:
' . - -' . •
journey -of upwards of two .hundred day.
Juae S5, I8J5.-U.
llye—Wequotoaf99a97eti.
A
partM lh» Conunonwealllj.
\ ~ •
WM.
F.
LOCK.
lhersT*T|d^a^hlye__ clulh—Mr. llunt'ck .
• . rut two quarts of molasses Inio a keg with miles, Bixtcen roilet of .which—going
pub.—A parcel «f Busqitebanna was sold
We sliaU, Ikervforv, lake a ileeldcd, Ibougl.
Jut; «, IBIS.
thinks his name is writlt'n'H hare the maksr'a?
• ten gallons of cool water. Boll two ounces of to Harper' a- Ferry —was on horseback, on Wednesday at SSc, and yesterdsy two par'decorous p»rl la tbe politics uf the dny,iiiMUr is gsnsrsHy put,
Sasr.
N. B —All persons having oflall due them
paper fur the country, wtileli we tirrS4-nl umtrr
alspice, two ounces of ginger, two ounces of in lest than twenty-five houn. For- cels of Susquehanna and one of Maryland will please to lake It away, or It may
URSUANT
to
a
deed
of
trust,
made
by
KAMUBL STONE.
Ibr title uT •> V'to- MirAi|Mii/l CtUiiir anil Semiwere sold at 53 cts. We uuoto Virginia 47a Pol'Bmllhfield. June 19. I oil
W. F. I,
Samuel M'PherMNi and Mary bis wile, H'rrlly Ctm/Hlfr." ' \VV shi.ll. »s »,- b»>e*lrvi>hops, and half a pint of Indian or com meal merly the aame journey could not' be 4Bc.
to the subscriber, d*tf d Ibe 18th of Keplctt- itj sided, kkllli' for tin- principles <4° V i i » i i i i »
in two or three quarts of water about an hour. made in leu than five dayt. i
i, J l i M E 97,'
or Stolen
ber, 1833. ia order lo secure William II. and a CvnsliluUuiiSl t'niu... Wr b . l i ' - « v lint
K. NOYKS,
ri.ofu. yesterday- <he eurrent prlce-of
Strain it Into the keg while hot) add one pint
the subscriber, at llsins's
i»ov iittprtillcdi M*d. uitdcr il.-'t t»Tul
.—The testi- Flour from wagon) was iG.50 els. We hino DBNTAI.BURGEON, Mouth and Williim sui»nici>,. tlie former b<4ltanfinal
of
Captain
Bullskin Itun, ieffvrton eounly,
of yeast; shake U well-together, stop the keg
as security for lh« ui<l basauel M'Fhenon, wr slull raise a wiiriiiug solve su lone as wr bait'
mony in thii case before the Naval heard ef iio sales from -stores, excepting small
fro« M. Cl, l4etlsv4-S(. HMrntn,
MI a certain *um ofuiDnev.tbercui.lneuliontd, any hope tb.t our cuiiuiniu.» on Ce *»kfiunl on Mundty nijhl the' 8lh instant, (J
Wnrly airtight, and let it stand twenty-four Court Martial now vitting in thin city, lots at rotalli at over |6.T5. Several parcels
r.lNfi'ou a visit lo Jelferton county, with wbirb deed of trust i> oc recnrd ia Ihe from Ib* f»ul security Iu uliith they iujw »,-riu HOIIUF.L IIOIISK, H jean old. Us a i
• houn, whan U will be fit for use. The whale ha* been brought to a close, and T.ve*- its itort have been priced at (6.75.
U- rrpotiiig
his forahead, and a small wliila ring i
a view to extend the benefits of 'hi-, pro- Clerk'* nflice of l.o.j'i-'U'i ecualy. will be lo W
i t h ibis brief n|H,.iilw. uf our «ir»» and
expense oi making this quantity will not ex- day next i» ajtigned for the hearing of
estion, wilt, for the pn-senf, bo fuuud at Hie se-M, al piiblir sal*, 1.11 ll>« -J6lh of the ?tb Mtrwian, weiu<«4a tU »u|,uu.i of a grtwruus nil neck, occasions*? by a yoke. Any
nation respecting th« li.-rtt will be thsi
ralley Hotel in ChariuUoilrn. lie. respectful- uiuulh, fJuly,) on Uie premises, the ssul
OOQB8,
ceed, three shillings.
IH.UU.
the defence. J. P. Kennedy, EMI. is
ly reeclurd ; and any pcison who will I
y lenders i\ Is services to 111 who may need sueh
Ta*
l»«ily<'\-,.
,
iu
time
for
Ear
vent.
the Counsel of Captain R. and J. Moffaiui boot*, shall be lil«r.lt» rewarded •
aid in the several liraucke* which l.iv' profi •sera, awl (>.«•"«• Ibe' rourw nbuli U
B
have
r*eelv*d
an'additional
supply
Mr, Livingston has arrived at Washington. fit, Esq. nets aa Judge Advocate. DurJ.VMttt 0.
Ooeaadabalf mite, north of YVaUrford, unuVr its |»rc*ri«l cuirilui tors. .
of new and sassonable goods, io ion embraces, and <-oi.lidci.tly trusts thai hi* with
June 18, 1835,
a. large and •-convenient Dwelling 'I'll,- priw of lltr Couiirr snd BVinl-Weekly
ing the seisiim of • th«- Coyt t the room- which we r**peetfully-ihvito the attootion .xpericnce and skill will be futind in»t inferior
V
aimuini
l-ui
f*t
l
t!»tn|rHr'. .O**
ihe most popular t>«niuts ia the' Unilol
J»wr l»«Jri».— A eorrtipondenl ufUie'Ar- haa been crowded with apectatora, and of oureustomir* and Ibe public generally. Iu
will a* reeriswl as iwyiuwrt in full fur
Hate*. Persons, jrhj., wish to preserve their The Mill U a large brick Uiildiog, w.llh •diaixc
WM. 8. LOOK It CO.
*.«•
gas mentions the following Incident, which oc- much anxiety U felt in the community
three
pair
of
»lone%—
:wo
of
which
are
far
,,l»,
af.d
avoid
Uie
conseuacMe*
which
tk»ir
rAW07 avTOML
JOHN H. IiAt.l.AIH.Il. >
July
8.
1835.
loss must occasion, cannot be .too strongly iiu- merchant work, oue five and Ike other six
curred while a party were going, on a canal for the result.— [JJofl.Psrf. Jtiit* 2T.
JAMKs C. WAUtKU.
'I
brgs leave to lafotas sssssssl
feel
ourrs.
The
wheaU
are
17
or
18
feel
prcMud
with
Iho
iiapurt»i«'.e
of
paying
an
early
!, Aswil sV, »M».
boat, from bhepherdituwn to llarpert-Ferry:
I friends and ihe putilin generally, that
CINCINNATI.— Our young aiiter of
over
ahoota,
on
a
good
slrcaas,
and
ia
a
(oed
iUeutibit
to
them,
espeeUlly
aa
every
un.FKKSII supply of Umons, good Or- healthy condition of tbe In la and f nau, in- sl«i4 lor butiaata.
ICT cUibtcripliaw* received al this ottcs ha* opsned * Cnnfn tioniry, Fruil, aa4 r*sv'
— A throng of the sons of the Emerald the West, 'Cincinnati, it appear* by the
Pin« Apples. For volvvs IntaresU of great if not of life-time imey sti.ie In Ihe rooms fureaerly MMaiai|i
Tbe terms will be made known oo Ibe day
Isle, laborer* on the unfinished part of Courier, ii prospering greatly. Many sale byanges, and belter
WM. 8. LOCK It CO.
n a dwelling, and ima»di*Uli alMMf
portance. The preservation of the Hilt ougbt of sale, awl »u< I. Ii0»s»ad« to to* purchaser, HoHHCaml Latin UaHrar. him
the aqueduct, bad collected on the building* are erecting, real estate ha*
July 9. 1835.
THE lli.u« »nd Ut lii Bolivar.now. in Ibe I . K | I I " ( and Apullwcary stura-, wixre ka
to be an object of aaxioly and solicitude to eve- as UM >uWiibcr it empowered to snake, by
river side of the Canal, to see perhaps risen much in value, the mechanic and
uileudt
aceplttga Itrgn and general
ocevpaucy of Mr. Daniel T. Malhias, i* In
individttal, nut only for the'maslicaliun uf said dead of mat.
farm tor ilent, ry
in w hat plighht we were. On approach- laboring man have found relief from
sale. II U a convenient and plcssaul r.-.i- ihrui of fr**ti Fruit, ('''t.f'4-iiuAaties,
WILLIAM
B.
STERB.
fowl,
and,
the
health
of
the
general
system,
but
ITU
ITUATKU
near Charlestown. coolstn
dnuce, aud will b* sold tin advaiilagcoiis mil. lc> cwibeclril wilh ll.« buslniss.
ing them thee band struck up "Paddy their difficulties, and busine** of eveJvo*9J,
—ts.
lag about 900 acres cleared land. II is fur a correct enunciation uf Ungnage. Mr. N.
laraw- For further particulars, refer* me wbo buy lo s*ll will And U lo
--grateful for tin* tribute of ry kind appear* br i«k.— Halt. Cat.
Well watered, and has a eoniforlable d wellmj is prepared to give the. most satisfactory lestiAny person • wki&ftu purtbaM. kad •ay be k»d to Mr.Msthiss, on the preaiises, ISR* to rail, tr>4 raatniue ihe M*a*s *T!j
-- wpect in playing a favorite air of their
House, fossenioa will be (Iveo on Ihe Is wouials, and Ibe most rt*i*ct»t>Uj refsreacea, betur call and <i*w ike i^ope , aa I »» or to Ut* subscriber in Cbarlrstowa.
quality uf the articl** «sT«r*4. ,
as tu bis character, and ability and M0(» his anstocs it should be sold, to satis
own native land, they cheered u* with
satisfy
istui) laaakoi
Ibeaboie
JOHN >. OAULAlll.lt
ADAM VOilUfc Jr.
The Hon. John Forayth, secretary of August. Apply to
profession.
IIUUrilHEV KEVE8.
4-PUtUSONiajja bordering oo madneti.
Ap,il9,J8».
of State, ha* arrived ia Wa*uington.
CJiarleslowB, Jiaa M, IBMCbsrltstows,
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SHAWttOHTJAJJJ SPHIWQ3.
THE DVRrF.PTlC.
O* »»/ I'/l nmr «<nli*n Wm."
OBO! 111 •erer touch •bit,
• . Twaa wily owl* to hurt,
Vly Upa arc now forbM to taMe
The «nee betared 4«*crt<
\Vith tarU on UrU -they worry me,
y*PP«tttetowb
tlrn ptiddlng »*e»*1o»mHc on mr,
But, ah I f carit forget.
But wen it t*n-limei lighter slitt,
It would not do for me!
Ti* true, ih.v oft as I (lurry
The daintle* round me *ct,
. My heart with inward longing yarns,
•-•^^^i^iJ^!G^^w3^3jSS^'StJjr'"
They
'
ff '
Cherlettovn, Jeffrrttm Camly, Virginia.
r TAKF. lb» llbatty toannoont* to »h» pub. lie, that I ihall, on Monday neil, (acting
Ag«Bt for a JohDf ftttK-k fiompitiy,) open-a
loii^r of Kn«rrlainmnif
n Charlettown, Jeffenon County, Virginia,
Iho old aland, nearly In the centra of the
WB, which ha> (nr many ye»r« bwn oec&plpenoni,' and
ow called tha Valley Hole).
My TABLE ihall be oopnlied with the beat
and* th*. narkat afford*—a careful."OST
I'.ll alwaya In attendance-oderate. ''
keep iliink, of- which alcohol it a eompo«
nl pirl; but under all circumtlanccs I hive
included for thr present, lo keep Liquora of
le belt quality for Iratelleh »nd stranger*.
Thcjr hint Tu love th.it nilelli me,
But 1 heed 'not what they say.*
Like me, perhaps, the love-lorn wight,
. Mny sigh, and groan, and fret,
Dirt If he feel* v.hat 1 hare felt,
He never ran fc.rctl.
beautiful ctlab'lohnunt, illumed
inJtfter.on County, Virginia, about 10
mHr» •oulh-wett of tlarfmnFarry, and flve miles from lh«
county test, (Charlettown,) U
IHfii apeo' tot the reception of
.
The TttiitbW qnalltkt of tha water are
nnUcrtilly. . knnwn and.«pkpowle<l|teil j and
the faclllllei now afforded /or reaching . ih' it.
pleasant rttrent. by the Hall (load and Sin***,
will render it a Jaunt of pleaiura and healthful recreation. T|m hrthh fif tbo neighborhood h** betn •fit *)iu>tllem for many ••«(*.'
Twn linci of Slag**, run (tally from Marperi-Ferry ihmugh Charleitown, and acconimodalionxarriagei to the Spring* canbe had
at any lime,
The tubscrlbert' will endeavor to requite,
In the most talitfaelory. manner, all thoie
WilWwrtae»««WfeSSffisa»Bffiwi«»^
THOMAS
JOHN 0. COCXHELL.
Juno 4, 1835.— if.
•
. ;
A " Rroir.-'.hop" shall ntttr lie kept liildr l
r
Jl Cute "Yankee J\ "o/;'on.—Il is pro"posed in the New IInvcn Herald, that
as l\\e fiieknry, from its toughness and
hardnejis, ilocmod characteristic 0f()en.
Jni-lp-nn^.waA hftttorcd by the Qiitltbtl
as his emblem, that of Marl in Van Huron should be—the tlifpery elm., ^.
d hopeful yci<tti.—"\\i\^," taiil a.
''"'- L'"JoJ»itJutiWfefeiLii»itaiflne.{"
le roofiif a home otcr which I hue con* "I
'•.'••
.To wit trouble. I Rite notice al the ontet,
tat no credit need be atked, a* none will bi:
ran. .1 most, respectfully tolicil u than of
ublie nalronage.
'
ISAAC' N. CARTER.
rharlrMtwn, Jan. IS. 1835.
. '
rnsjcoQiuiB
•ma r»i of Till
fygcian I'egetatle Uniccrtal Mctlicinet
Of the Drill* College of Health, London.
•llll-Hhe«»obtained4h» approbation
whi» h»ve bee» cured !• 6etieina»MeS)Si Cbe
right to strike back?" "Certainly, he era Morbnt, In0ammatibn>, hiternallT or ex•riiall\; Dyspepsia,'.Fevers, Ague, fndigeshas,'* replied the lather, '"the law ol on, Biliwuor Nerrout Anecllont; and all dii'•elf-defonco sanctions it."
"Well, iset of Ihe Liver, Vi-l low Fefer, Gout, Ithciithen, I'll tell you what it is," said the matitm, Lumbaso. Tie Dotoreux, t '
hoy, "the nest time you box my con, ilufaDance, F.pile|i»y, Apopleny,
alsey.Ureen Sirknes»,and allobMructiontlb
I'll hit you a.devil of a blow under the Which
Ihe'Femaleform ia »o diMrrningly li; -fiflh rib."
ble, and which tends so many of Ihe fairest
ortion of the creation, to their untimely
Rtlort Ctrltnu.—Tbe Boston Po«l hat the rives; Small Pox, Measles, Whooping
following':—
rough, Scarlet Fever, Asthma,' Jaundice,
" Throw Mm orer."-^thc Eaitor of • rate). Stone, and all Urinary.Obstructions,
the U. S. Gazette says—"Thc.Boston- 'istala. Piles,. Strictures; Itupliirrt, and 83in all It* atagei; Conttipated flpwal*,
ians have not one elegant public build- ihili*
Vprmt, Scurvy, llr.hin^H of the skin, King's
ing." . What is -the .State Housi
!nl, and all Colaneou* Disorder*; in short,
Mass. Hospital—Suffolk Dank—Ma- very complaint to which the human, frame
f.onicTcniple—Trpiiinnt House,$ic: Sec.? i* iu direfully subject under alL their tarieil
The Philadclnniaiis liavc not one clc- bfmt and names; at the llygeian conviction
sani private building—the best pr'ivaleMan tVnijrcf lo on
house, there is not superior to some o:
OXtTB
EUBAXs ~
.bur stables. '.
TU»T It,
.*•' ~;A boy abodl 12 years of age, soit.of
: Andrew Beam; -of . Somerset, l*erry
county. Ohio, died'recently in leVsthan
an hour, iTrora
ird parsnips u
__,JXJeld by mistake.
H
r'oiu whence •pf ing» every cotoplainl that can
Mwsihly atsaii hitcomplicated frame,ind thai
t it the perpetual tlrugjjle of this vital, puic
tri-ain of liw,7(the^ViTo'i~AfmigEty powerT]
n •li«ciicumber itself of its visconi, -ocriil
iimopi, ttilh whieli it liaihceaniccoiiiihixcd
Jjirough Ihe negligence of parents, or tbe
vicious, or gormandizing propensities of us
RKWOVAI,.
all.
,
WM. tt.
This Valuable medicine, being composed
AS removed lo Warehouse, corner Prat only of vegetable mailer, or medicinal hero*,
.And South Street*, and.. ba» Attncinlrd and warranted oh oath, arcbntainiug not one
!fak:S&fel**a*ej»,. »!s£r3y>V
aA'Hffja-icsaucSSBiiati txKmfrisuaa
Buimeii ilhder the firm uf"
WM. 11. CEATTV fc CO.
June 25, 1835—31
.
Thr Impurity otthr Blood,
do. .. Pine Apples,:
dor—^-r Orange*, • • ~ *
do.
Citron, —----Lemons, Oranges.
. Pules. Ralslnt, Prune's,
Oli»es and Caprni, srf!
-. : And fresh Salad Oil,
' - :FOT sale by ...... ' • -• . - - . . . - - . . . : •...-.
E. M. & C. W. AISQUITH
June
*»i
A
RE now receiving a frr«h supply o
COOPS suitable to, and as various a
tbe present uaton
the nature of man, and therefore destructive
of ihn human frame) b found lo lic-frrfcrtl]
larotless to Ihe most tender age, or weaket
rame, under every atage of hunian tuQcring
Ihe most ple»>ant anil lluni,;n in its uncraliun
and, al.llio tame liifle, the most certain iu
bjfagJttJUieep^MitLaLi ,
wasiver offered to the world. This won
ferfureDectTtooTS'''proaiieejTby the least
roublo to the patients, by merely twaJlo'
'•h r-i-Hr afntj.llM.ittivM.il '
"»pn»»tjuii of pain, exhau*tion Ol
itrenglhl and without t h e . fear .ol
caicbiug mid, of attention la dress or diet, in
any way ;different from thuir accinlomed ha
.__
-JOHN T. <:t
II LP.VKRINTi.
f WM. LONG, Mariiubtrg.
HKNKY P. WAHU, .HinrA«/<r.
W
cut notice. He will tin make Mill Picki. Mr.
Martin will.nlto atlrml In the Hlinnng of tior*i'«,
ami rV«nt Itl* knu»lrdni- and I'l^rnmce uf thr.
binlm'tk, H a pnetiaal « orkrtiati, 1 it* MM **»'••
tale to tty, tbtt very *** Smith* 1aiTite tt *tn1
perfetllon in till* braneht ««'l f" ' ronfidntt If
will render general ttUtfuetioa tolhotr «hn tnnv
favor me with a.call. .I'lraw tall and judge (•*•
younrltrt. I haw I«AI; t»en rnminu il thai
ilitre it no section of coontry »lK«r n«» i»r»
- i S I jmrpoie (if lif
A Ihe.next winter ii
the iulorlm, eagtge .U
HouMin which I noi
giving pysteikion may
tenant.
•
JOT
April 9,183S.
Old
Kichmor/d, I will, i
good tenant, Ih
lire. -The lime o
arranged to suit Ih
8. GALtAIIEII.
tfcbts.
^jWo^ii;
.-.'•;
...
al *V atatvC fcefiits' >k'« . knWenc*.
taaSt fjefc ia> tflu r.ronm in all ca«t. to h»
will b« t»
(M any tfc»t my dapp«n. The
_
tmmmfnn ihn 3GU> of Maruh,
atrfeini en tt»MtJ»of July. Any gentle-
a>ljudjt% ordnr,
romniin-.ii«irr
Ceetstriwteeajrt *a!
count Ot tjrhsS. at
April I«, 1B3.V—tf
'"''""""'"'".'"'
NO*
1'anh in .Jlarkrt.
!• ^W IT *Tl*l I hflT«*
to purchase a number of likely
Negroes ; for which I will pay
the high:
at* stsafcataa gn»fr •**' *a>>lt that pay on
-
P
O
I
G
A
able tir sell as Cheap as any can
contmodioui, and in point uf
his section of country. His assortment i* terlala, and ksurpassed
perhaps by few.
general, and consists, in part, of the following convenience
Also—Another
Lot, 30 feet.front bjr 1-0;
jrlicles, jiz .•
on which there is a. Brick SU«v House, 21
, hroivn ( adclaydc,
^.4-£ fe«i.coluPlc(clj! fiwh*H-'43.Wl now o
UJiicil asjui:h.by.llicjubscribtr-— . ..—
—Do
Also—Another Lot, frontipg 33 feet, and
Do. do. do. do. do. Catiinelts,
running
back 120 feet; on which there is a
Velvd, Silk, Valencia, Toilnptt and Martwo
slory~Brick Building, with 'a one alary
seilles VeMings,
back Building recently erected; another Lot,
Silk, Worsted, Merino/Cotton, Lamb-'s 30
feet front and running baek ISO sect, with
Woot-Hote,
a comfortable Haute thereon; alto, *' Lot,
And half Hose df every description,
fronting
lOTt:, and running back' 130; a targe
Figured and plain'French and English Mo- Frame .Building,
SO by 40 feet, and two tiuprevery colors—do.
liigh, suitable for u tavern—all on IVaatSuper uewnyle Calicoes of every color riet
inglon Street.
and price,
Also, a Frame Holite, 20 by 30, one story
-Plain, figured and ccots-btrred Muslins
House and Lot, 40 fi »t by 130 or ] :m.
BobinetH, thread and Boblnelt Lacet and Stone
Also—Another Lot, C6 feet front and runEdging^,.,
. . ' . . - . . . '
ning
bark
IC5, with a comfortable Franc
lni«rtlngi and Fontlni;*, r
-^bolh on JrlTertpn
Merino, lung uud tqitaro Sh,awls, a good
1
asturlment, .
^L.T;V*?'v^
town of Bulivar, haud>utui-lj tittiated for
Embruidered-and ThibtJdj.tSS'-''***1'
-•
llali-jn l.ii>lriin;«.
l.rn»J» 'Swi-t, Oros dc building.
A further, deseriptinn Is deemed uiinerrs;
Naples,-fi;;uit it and pUiinlrfill rolorx,
as piTft'tn?, di",iroM« !•» pur. lia^r «ie J
1'j.rHhir!!•< and OjIftilt^H, new st>1e goud* #ary.
iird tu eu!l ai,d examine the (ircinibt'* —
fur drc-hc»,
<
-'~JS
Torino, "in; third-rath, hi lance in <J, I'J ? aiid
UUa
UW>
"
U
*
UW<
t.'.IB»»USi»ifl|
A good aasortntent qf |
hry article usually
Togoiher with a|t
' he ivouid M'kept in u Kulall Store,
-tIMMttlull) tnlicit hll ftiij jl. and Ihe nubile
gnnerally to cull, and ex« line, ami-judge for
'ibeiuwlve*. at he doet,.t| 'inake any 6hargo
for tbowlng'liit Good*.
i:. \V1I.SDN.
llarpert-Ferry; April
itaiiii or C'Ui
.i)i:ii»;i> h aim r r o l u i n b i i l ,
fllHOSB paraont 'who know themst-lve
l l j i;i'lan Syrup,
I indebted IP the I luto firm of Lane S
l-.li*ir ol Life,
Towacr/Md Towuer fc Harris, are reminde
HpwIand'sTpule Mi
Ibat' Ibey need note; ipect their notes tp b
Heiiu ily for Sick He
retained by me much I igerj at I am latitfied
• l.lay's Liniment for " ffii
each one concerned kill cgrce that from
Digettive K.li»ir,
five (o tea yean' I""1' Kcncu it enough: an
Conklln't Nipple Sa
for fear they n*sy thu k Ihi* toy second uo
Jayne't Ca^minaliv
-.-' - . . • p. HCNDKItKON b SON.
lice, ihrough the" me unl' of t lie Wrpape
. Aeoutlio Oil, '..
Frcdtricksburg, NOT. 3, 1834,
>'
willpuiolT aitho Ii it, I pledge them m
Mineral Hair Tow, .
word, a few week*'« ill find their notes ou
N. U. Penoni wishing lo obtain the pgei
Butler'* Kflerve«emJ|M«6nckia Aperient
pf my Inndt
9. T. TOWNEIt.
cyfur the sale of the above Medicine fu
Darklay'* Comp'iu
BbepherdiUtwn, Fel 19, IB3S.
any town or county in tbe State, will t>l<"'
• Jewell't Water I'riAf Pat'te,
addrett (pott paid) to D. Ueud«r*on k'.Son
Amblcr't Tooth Pufder't,
FredcViektbu/i;.
D . I I.-UK.
Kereiviil and toji.iM al - YOUNG'S
Authorited Agents are
. . i , whet eratdebloriorcred
DIII i; siinii'..
tii-urgi: lluniplm-y*, Clarlalnen.
tor*, who have »< counts with Ibe ettate
Uarpera-Fcrry, A||Sl S3, 1B3S.
Rllth*
8hi-p|MT.nu,
Hitlinumd.
of Ihe late Ur. Job* Bitteoe,
e, are hereby re
J. V. S.-ii, J'rtrrtburg.
quctted tu prcuut
elaiui*, or clot
Wfulci* Cabbage Meed.
»:. iii.il, A•r/nav.. . •,
Ibcir account* at the c «e may be, at specdi
WlUitrotk Victor. ~
OrnilR
tubtcribcii'hat jutt received at the
M possible. I will sp i id every Saturday In
(;to. |«. KIK.I.T, A»
ii tlhvrlciluwn/ Apulheeary. and Uonk
6B*pbtrdtlown, for 01 1 or two monlht, fo
lines •< Kellv. t'Auifc
Slore,
i
tecond
.upply of fretb Winter Cabtha couveuicnee of all i nneerDod.
, Xlatinlw.
Joh^B. IV«klurMge,
btgtttcsd. »lst if
t
Hrury P. Wwd. "fJOHN i
Large DrumhtMd, Plat Dutch, and grcan
Jnha T. Cuuku*,
"Wm.lauftManiiuhuif,
curled Savoy CabhugeSefd.
|ft35-lf.
U. LvtrrtUKi ttu-fcrt-t\rr
His attorlineql of Uaidea 'and Flower
II.
Ii
Saoiidrn,
Lcitlurr.
Scad, U ttill v/rr
good, itwon. wiijiluj lo
A,lbjii K Air.
Wixtt tt LJlllrtWt,t, MuU
u
pur«ha*e tee4sof any kind iu hi| way, can
fc Uiion, Jtilnt.
I, for aale, a suppy o
b«
M
sajMfifloriljr
lupnlied uow s* si s.ny
JM. W.
, H'umHttn.
ebraUd
llmahcr.lof,,...
JAMKI BaOWNt. ' •
JMH.M.
fa.
A
». *•«*«'
» anal• •ffjrinAacij mini, a* f,U» lh> 4*ap,
at t/ftV to tonon>. M b« p«i4
atv bf w lib foal
*..-
innnas. it
ell thi»i.> ca*n In wliich dtherremediet hav
failed.' Being u vegetable coiupo'iliun, the
arc perfectly inncttnt, which I* tajing
Bfe»t deal iii thtt guilty ago; and'behtgirver
happy combination,-they ran injure no co(
tliluliou when uted according lothe print*
directions.
,
• KDITOK."
«tubwriben having been appoinl
ed'aole agenu for vending Ibe celebrate
(.'uicrnul .VtJiciiici, iii the Stale p
Virginia, beg leave to notify tlie public, tba
i|ie genuine MeJicinet can only be procure
directly from then, or tub-agent* duly au
tborited by Ihero, and that at a further tecu
rity againtt counttrfeitt, tttk patlul of Ih
(•rauinc medicine* it ttgned D* llenderspn fc
800, Btate agents, for Virginia, and alto, b
the tub-agent for the retpeclhe town o
county where it taay be oflered for tale.
STAR,
**•»* «• •Maine t*a«m at the
.takerer WtaL. C. How, Elk Woo»,
« 8. CQNRADT informt Ihe Udift of
'tfTatat llarpan.Ferry and itt t icinil j, that tha
carries on the Millinery and Mantua Malting
b*«fo«*t,Jn ltnliv»r, nail door In Dr. Hayd*n'*t More, *> her* the tt prepared to es'ctite,
at the tnorteit nailer, all kind* «f fathlnna? '
HieTnlTfineiry e~fi9 mlfitill Billing, »jirijlBip~;
n«t. of all WoHt, t'»p« and T«rl>ain, Ladles)
Hiding Habit* an'd Drettea, •fler lha latest
•city mM-rta" *he al«o m»niif»etnr«» and
k**p» on hthiJ, F-latliisBtHlle Frtmr Stnr.,,
of the Ittest pallrrnf, ami Af every quality,
which will be told by the tingle-slock, orio
mr,rcb»nis.lij ibe dpj:en.pn'reasontbl« terms.
not RO » l i b i'«v to hlmtelf or i lihu-, unlett !«• i•
wrll »lnnl. llorapa' fctt m»y 1>* prrtrrvnd t>ironing, and Ihe font eonterteit into any *U*]K*,
but the nnturnl way l»'»1«at* il(;hl.
N. II.—Mr. Jiivph fruit hat rtrtnrned, and it
now vitgaKed in Cakllltg Hi ll» of cvi-n ditert)*llont' Anil-Iron*, Stirrup*. Gun Mouutin^, m»l
every nihrr article In the liiw, which may tic hail
•t lire- thonetl notice.
rpr-E sub«eriber oflVrwibr tale a beautifu
..-:'. *Jlnrisou's Fills,
I r.1Kttl.1CE and ry.'jn.VAVsS, (nearly
' new) belonging to the c .jiile of J. J. Frame
AND
THE HYGEIAN SYSTEM.
deeM.: Alto, a neat vKv.fc'l'. If not duv
po»cd "f al pfitala >alf v': bi-foie July cuurl fnmlhf Millennial nartitiger, l'«l., 5, 'jVe- •
riliti-il t/i/ the Hev. AtLxixni.ii CA'IHII.I.L.
they .will .then br exmni-d to public tali
thi* age o(-theory and experiment i
before thr •Caurl-houikj'door in._Charlos- all••In
departments of society—in politic*, me
town.
chanic*. agriculture", law, physic; and iheoloirv .**rm^ ^-••^JSV
;y, liuthing. teems destined to stand, that can
Persons Indebted' to t » rut ate-of Jphn J je sliaUen. In Ihe theory and practice o
1. ure - rai i btly. .req-ietted
,. ^
medicine, at in etery thing else, all. thing
call and make payment''*,! an earl) day
are afloat. One tchool cure* every thing b;
im.
caln'miil and Ihe lancet—another, by steam in:
'iti,.
~:
. J.
, <lic\ and sweating—a third, by purging in a Ion
3uBe;18,1835.
;
lint of rallnrtii's—a foui Ih, in 'imitation o
Doctor Nature, .aomeliiues bleed, sometime
*cal, inmetimcs pui ge, u» tho patient may
teem' to1 require—*" ••' '--•••-- -<>— •... •.->---.r -i.
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JJiuii iKutiuiuiutcr voi laiitaltwup'iniTC lite*.
F
- •ubjcriber reipec (fully informt 11
Ttvi-trd Silk-Shuwhi alWlltindkerehkr*—
liientoTllarpemFerry'andittVKInTl Km, at our maxim i«s been,' Urii'K ati'thlng
"that l)fi _
hat received a
and general inp- to the le*l, and. hold fatl that which it good
, Silk and ManLcuiuilai, du.' t:r
l''j °f M UP1O11U.
we ha.vo irii-d iu our own liotnehold an darlans, —•
which, adJed lo hit f6r ijer Slock, ihakfk 111 diuonptt our friends' anil".'hc'tj(Eo<rrii,*~WU
j Veils oiid'l'i-Do-.-all-prieet-Blond
•itorlment complete . f f atturet hit friend great pleasure and succets, the llygeian ays lareatit,
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n
_j;ubjle ien*
, that the article
..Super new.ttyle. Gingli
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&lted • Morisoniana,'or'th
bare been pufehasrtw i feere, and are war Mori-on Pills.' Such hate "lici'ii our «sxPL
y',and UcnlleA~nood laKWrtment-pf-C
ranted genuine,' lie 'ould alio rtipies rlenee "a'n'd observation -of the innocence men'tKiil, llmvur, and 5 i Ulovesy' ,
those who may be In runt of fruin. t:.u mildnet*, and eflieac.y of IhU .composition
Fashionable Sprllif? BiJ
fcctionariea, Faney A cles, ((0.,'loca
that doiii the most ditinlerealcd .principles n : Uala,. lloota and Shoet; fj»ry cheap,
i|n»*tiiit,
hit Fruit .Store,' imm Hlely above hi* Dru benevolence wetriu.l recoinnienu Ihero to IK
A B.IUJ axortmeul
Store, where is to .to iind all *rt|e|ct coi atHicled'who have tried many ihin'gt in vuh
U hitu nnd britwii and! :y Drillings,
Siijiimrr
tlluth",
nil
nj
• liectcd with tndlclou ;tp aConfurliunur
many, obdurate diMatra-eMhe -tlom»e
Etl«blWi«ent.
. C hiiu. tilas*. nird.lt
,
....
Kwajwi""..... . ..
and howt-U anil of Hie whole »)«t«niha»
aitortinent of'lf rd ware and CuU.
All AM YOUNG, Jr.
beei. relieved, ar~perfretly cured by then
Keitt.
thru,
OULD mo«l respectfully inform hit
rnMonrri tml the tJtlirtii nf Catlrir.to*n >nd neighborhood n-Mnlty. ihrt he r-».iiiini-ttn e.rrv nn, at hli MimifMiturini r.xnWi-limcnt, I I I . A r K H M I T I I I N I i in kit M. twit*.
liVani'hrni unit In addition, he h«t rnfimrd Mr.
Thomtt Martin. prurlleal partner ti. Tin" f.itg?
Tool MaiiulWlwry.of
. JiilniMM IVIee k tin, H»., who will be rentv , »i »ll
gentown ,
IA Steel Old -A«et with eott-atecl, muilnR them
n«rly .. gnoit.*:«<•». ll> willal»5Ti>iA«anrlI
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. itT.Wn.Xt~m m. authoriwd to receive ] Thot« hat trig Negroe't lo ili.poi* of,' w ill
Letters, addrciitd
the emiuty ca* Jc«lVrta>\ tai-flbc | Illii' S«ate>. •eat smait la* M) svuny due for Star's
to ma on thl* tubjeet, will be promptly attor (be fnJS'tlan
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«i"" Cto
tended
to,
WM.
CltOW.jr.
come ia before liin anil aawnt Vhrar
Chtrlettpwr.. April M,J835—ly
COATEATS
af»(*r tt
M.
an*
jntf
«M
ttti*
"pruig,
a
fine
black.
*isf Mmnnniluh wnltr, according lo Mr ann'yjb
that lie <ta taane like <ribanc<knr
at excellent action, form,
ifUfUli Hr.nE BUTTS, <_
|fViMfe««.
tt.dScLl
Reltnile, nr, Sulphate qf Lime,
F.RBQNS hatlag >F(;IIOF.S fop »l«,
JOHN G. HARNESS.
Carbonate of I .imp,
May U, IMS. ;, . ' .
are rrqnnted to glre the subscriber a
Iratort, «rorc« anal Jlrwjlk
•au_a.
or to-K
IHSSttt 2&V
ISKW-•
- i
Sulphate of Magne*laV(Ey«om Salt,)
call, M ha' will give .at 'hHth price* at any
with tbe e«ta4c rf tiiraw iiUtaHiuae ; atui atot ton
VALUABLE LAND
Muriate of Migna.ia, .
PEDIGREE.
other ptircbater in. llii«. market, for all »exe§,
du al«o take *a »muin« tt Slat atniHttl n
Muriate of Soda,
*
»nfl jirofitt at (be oat awusie' aa* vMrib
Sea* wa» (n« BJ the-r«Iiibrate.d race hone from the ages of B lu ','.'•. '
Sulphate of Iron, .
. WM. H.
«i«ipnian^e»rtainly among Sir Archie'• faWISH to ditpote of three hundred acre* ««id A4aa, E»<Si»llionjw t*it «sjnHL oVtfi
Carbonate of-Irony———
rinrle.tnnn,.
April
30,
I835.~tf,.
tag ibenrireoi .at aatat% a* be rja too: fn
wn*;, lie. din» JMritrix by Mtpngis ;
of my Je&eriori Land) it being part "f
Bulplmrrlted Hydrogen Gat, • »!• annual value vf ttw «n8«r"» aatauta",
•
boa Cfara«m b} the imparted Bone
larger tract lying pn and nrar the TIVFI; ,SJJ
*a«rTnrnaTfTTii^ntyiti'lH"iTt-fca' "f>:
Carbonic Acid'«».
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SHOES.
&•1C- f- *»•» aWt»rr» by Wilkia.'* Centi•Tcmjiftiiurt,—ab'6'ul' fifty-five degree* of nandoah, three m.le» dittant from Chariot 4e
t, ft m It* *u*f- he mnttMi.mi Barl;a>eJ6 atao» WanSL by Glodioiu; Sallv
Town, .and not more than, .even" of right
i*
time
-for
ahrcnheil.
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llarpert-Ferry. About one third a tUtr liy t\x |<ai4jr«4a- llwir «minm<a aailaSa* lann«TrUjtfta-;*«DMSt«-*rabian. Sdr's dam.
Prufxillti—actively pnrgttive;, o r ' gently front
PAIIt nf linnirniailr.Coar»e Sllon.
be make wjiort «rf tit*
An w*»«ns *e* nVsoaut mare aa tlie ecletill*
tract
U
heavily
clothed
with
fine,
thrifty
Blair™, in ptvpc-rlmB lo III* quantity .taken,
ami a complete atsortment of
I'imb'efi'Hie" bataireir cleared; tretl-fenced."
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fit •oalf ^S>e kBMS aa'nt'et-S
Dit-phurrlii).
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'.,•_ WM. R. LOCK fc CO.
ttmiHmi t» ale tate>s«att'
foasr1(Otracres'thi""reoT")Jeini5.
Charlettow'n.'June'il, 1833.•• .^.;, v
SB* lout ton, of tfta ».dgliah Celipae ; his R.
the Iniprovementt are - two Dmllini;
lllcn'H JfHiprotftl
M'Hlcnl ter;
f . gr «on* by Cot. SyueaV noted hone Wildllotne*, two Kilchent, a good new Darn, « Kb
Supply.
raJI'iw, »ampi«r, fce. Sfar'a
.1
t^I Biffi MAOHINE.
ilabling and other out domes in abundance:
NHcaik freth Zante Currants,
'tn* dam at the celebrated race
TOMB tubteriber* hating purchased 4ha it ii well watered, (Etit'» Bun.) a fine bold
One
catk
TAMARINDS,
' and Sno« Storm, that wjra
I.' full and exclusive right of making, u«- llreain, patting through it, bo«ide* having
19 boiet Minratrl Raisin*, • — _ •
•% asamaMoI runnenr end toll! for Four
i(5 and vending, in the Counties of Frederick, toveral never falling springs of l'mr»tone
200 lb» fresh FIGS,
water
on
it,
one
near
each
dwelling
polite;
irumlrtil Dollar!; hi* dam,
•fferton, and Dcikeley, v :
','
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. 2 barrel* soft shelled Almonds, • '
qUr,Mldfor OB* Thoupoiieision may be had at anytime, terau
Samuel S. .Mini's -fhrething Machine, accotninodaling, and price low.
of
WM. at JOHNSON.
' Oranges and Lemons,
.
.Court
re now ready, to furnish them to those who
Soda, Sugar, Butler It Water Crackers,
-^ MATTHEW JUVSOV..
which -dayn, alt the <iff« att»ii amll,, nttny aoc It*Sanaa; he wat 3 jeart old, he won the
may apply. .
A few eannlsten of Pickled Oystcn,
Charlettown, JefleriHin County, Va. ? '
This. Machine hat
gained
the
enlire
approraquettcd
to
attmi
watti
«Ue
nmnaay
«8jAt>warranted
tery fine,
„,
March,
10,
1835—If
f
:
»rrt«para*Wt
n-tr
the
Laanneetille
ation of all whn havc qseit it,'or witnessed"
taetda,cvaflejsttBjtww WBEIDBBH ._fc—j..
10,000 superior Spim'ob'Ci-ar*, «<Hne of
',:"a»illi
l)i
in.
with
great
ease
at
two
at. «'dBaTUISmn»C"JBiai: Crae.
U operation. U can bo'propelled cither by Valualilc JefftrHon Land
manufacture, ju«t received and for
** tfcitll «S«rr w«r» 1 aubacribera, at Caduc'a
no or two hone*; and the hone 'power i»
April*, 1SBS.
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_ Alt AM VOUNG'S
aV-Waa«y, Macjin'* sale at
I OR SALE.
o completely portable, tbal.the whole,'ready
.;:.-.••. -• : ..'". -.. .'C "•- ''•-..' •FruiHUin*
ii,«t«llirrecunett<r, theEulTststerof GoliaH.
NTENDINd "tcTreoi'oVe to ll.e Wyt. 1 ofor use, may bo easily tukeu from .place to
Harpert-Ferry,
nav Cotuor*.' Trimy Mr. West'* filly' by Ales.ilace, in a oomman light, wagon with one
fer for sale, ,the Farm upnn 'whicli I live. from the eotate .irfittitmtia&x^imyfr,
tmi two- otJWri in quick timr. Same
ioM«. .In a Iriol, made »oine lime sii.re nl Ijinj near tlie Hhcnaiiunah Iliver, in Jcdrr- it Tilcuded .no «i«iinda]f
B* *o» tfi« eoif* race al Tree Hill,
he (arm of John P. Diilanr _., K»q. ,.of-.t h is lon < .nunly, Va., about thrae miles from
ENTLEMEN'S Brush Hals, nf a supe-:Wating three other* very easily.
ounty, the abqya MaeliteBJ-wlth-Bningte Charlestonn, nnd tcte
• riur ijuaIily, btai-k mid • w hitr, for sa lo
iccfc h«>ent tu Norfolk in- the
lorte, threshed out 1 Si buiheltr wheat in ,30
Hcubtalns
106
ICYCI^oi"
first
rate••
not.
•ubiiutxa
ttiort
*j»
rt*
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' . . • • • • k . ' f c A JOHNSON.'-•--.
nais, t?»» lh«r» onfy one if Jj betore by
minute*; and on another occasion,.V the1
wi
Camp-Hill, Say 14,1853. •
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I,fane Stone
•rm of Mr. Joseph Gibton, «fc>v miles abate
purl uf 11« btnmiMiiunnr «r»ltl ttr cttuwtl anil 'in* fainiv axidt started for the »w««psratei.
Hear*, wneuhe »ar» beaten h; Fully Uopilid.dleburg, I h e ' k a n i f Machine,' with "two •nn fourth of which It in Timber, and the
saTtavOtstTl
U\ UaiHiainnl
_ . „ . about J.feet. Ihe fall afler he wjis 3
l(ir$ej|.thre»hed otitl/irt lni«hrls «f wlicnljn ft cleared land in : a high state of euttivniioii—S how receiving a large, 'and gentril-**J«*r» t«J^, waos n> KorCjlll '• and run for
loiin. Th'n was done iv ilh liUte or D.O fatigue Il'ir watered by *a never-failing »lr«»iu, (il.e
«ottuieiit
ol
GOODS,
Ulllable in fhe -caaWIIW
OrtaaJfcsMt.
MtW
MM
M
h»J
it*w
W
fc
5*1
ft
HI
,HV
W
OftV
6 the h'arict. ' Those trials were made hi ' i l c k l o w n run,) and hut upon it'several
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Hj inillj'llodtinav bearjn'g Star about-Sfeet
^prJiua. one of;tthich is near the Dwelhe-prataqce-af hundredt-of- pertont (tntny.
Hng; lS««ir -etaiiirE^ TS& wi* *
of them e'xperiunreil farmers) who do not IJR. T,heiinprovemenlt area comfortable eeice dajnw on m* 1 liii •fnrxt anuuav (TJm- \VOOIj.
ranv- aaut runn io_*»m»rUable
lesitate lo lejtify to the great superiority, of HICK DWELLING, .with three roomy be- tj.) *»
Nr quantity .awl quality, of «
Ihe nr»t w«fc he went to NeW niirkhit, over all other MaehtneJ whose.opera- low, and two above, alto, a Kitchen, tjtnotc- M lo craditim lia«ih\£ «il«jnik.
iiiinWif!/
WOOL
will be 'taken in ex«tt
init
won
.tint
proprietor^
pttne,
$300,
2
Ions bare ever been exhibited' in this coun- boute, corn Crib, and Stable.
R. WaOTUtMnVKV,- Js». CnmV.
*vi\f Itrtit-^ beattng' several distinguished: ra- change for Good*.
There it..». fine Merchant Mill sxnd Saw JuoeS£,
l-SJS. •
•CEO. \V. HAMMOND.
c«m as"all scaly wih great ease. The next
Thete Machines are simple in .Ihelr'con- Mill, within two hundred yard* qf the Farm.
May 14.1835.
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V 1 1: ( ;l M .% ,
... ---- _ vacsfc f anl» 3; *ear> old-) he run. at Tree Hill
v .
truclion, diiralile and cheap.. We will fur- its persons oesirout of purchasini; will doubtt»e «iub pur«, JI.OOO, 4 mile hesti,
nish them for ^l HI, land lest if the cost will leititieHr Ihe premise!,,lh«' ternitaud fur- in tbe Cir'ourt *Hncriir'CtiiB« ,«ff law andl litetpvwc tic &cintil«)elu tutf oagt Katt K»arWort!
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ther particulars will be mode known on aj>- Ciiaucicry Sur Jh^num Ctyp
r
OOI., in any quantity, and of-any
an<* A*mt, mating » matt beautiful race
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" "•• - fcfefefflft
*»err offereJ fo(- hI(B tftat i c
March 36, 1835.—If
tmtf
iiftl II. B. Powell, nnd Jiihn P. Dulaney, E*q
May 28, 1635.
««r.in^»li:.ouglihH»X'» beaten. The spring
•VartrnJiauj*,
of Loudoun, who huVo vvilnesf cd their Itipq- _
M'ropcrfy
i«-wa.t t yuartolil be wnn the proprietor*
•-*rior utility inThrething; but Immediately af-'
B
r.MON SVKIJP, Pine Applet, Sweet OrU ati«ilb"iy(i«4flt"'•"•"•V — BUJ«. h«at»vat5ewmark»t, beating
er harvest, a, Muchine will be tent to uueli OFFERED AT PRIVATE SAJ.E.
lti% aianlUn» nodi CorporalTrim; Polly-had WA 'a'nget. Lemons, Figs, Prune* and I'aif tltribove named counties.
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cx)iice.riicdu:illhivc'.nn.op|igrluni:y pf »e,ejpg. ..iJi..Sc.^-^...^_=^r^==.-:-..-...-.
bert*,-aie.•'•tte-.'-jtist;received-atid- for »aW^ »t
*»a«-a«tnn» ear that po»l atake,
tale. The loTfrontt i!) feet
spd judging for themtelvet. ,'
the Charlettown Apothecary and Book Store.
stiKaBr JTr.rn.y,
Ttrgetrand i uni tick 378 feetr-drvfded-tmi«T
;-•'—•HittAH McVEftntlin* anill tiuu other*, wn«n he waa' beaten by
tlm yard.on which the house stands in 99 liy
MiiWIchurR, Loudoun .County,.}
June 11, 1835.
ey,
m
ikin;an
exeellunt
and
most
171 feet, and the garden 201 by D3, in e'xri-fJune 4,1835.—tf.
$
The nest week he run aj
lent order; and the lot contain! al! kind* of
VeleeifiuitT"VneD>ry-so-^'r,at^au-l*^^^
aTuraT rtoannke Teaf
bat (no: race aXtcr 4 bard, heata, .winning "TnT
|1IK lindenigned ii now .opening'a. tery together with shrub*, tie." be. The jurd desrryiLion, xgumA Ube Uaoe Jinn ntf'CHrsii- •tiir chjiml! and! Uiiins tbe fourth at the atari. •Jt mgTOBACCO."for»ale bt ,
handtoma and oxlentivo assorliiiont of and garden are tastefully "laid out, a grape land Jf. C.o., Audklrtl H*fnre •
HUMPHREY KF.VES.
Ilie Ctlll n« w»» 4 juari old he won the pro130 or 140 feel longr»ith different of-ihis Cuuii. The.,
Spring an* FCCMJCV floods, arbor,
purse at 'Piorfolk, 2 mile heats,
Charlettown, AprH 93; 1835.'
ou tnniitni «f;ttie gibuuul&i ty Ajrar
kinds
ol
vines,
which
produce
the
very
licit
At the house rtccnlly ocrupicd hy Mr.'John
aritni tptitav nee beating four others. The.
order and afljudgr,ll»iia "
ne»t we«t hir won the proprietor'* purse at
17*14
nouxe t
To thr
VIRCIMA. TO *m«
In <bc CaNM
Ostxit* fjttvsul
ChantOf far
TttOMJI*
liiunlhs, ivilh iiilrM:*! '
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- Jrrtre Tr -ttiTDES:
Bolivar, March 19,1835.
VALUAfiLE
.
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VmiiSPVSSfSfiiS^3^3t»ey
eiuilJDnmratlWwmarket, 5?00fc4 mile heats, price.
«r ery 4e*crqAim{, ag«in»t ad Semi, ami
May 14, 1835.
htaatintjIWQ*;
Hop tin» and Maclin'* gray Sir
of thr noiouiiltd' lbc»M«1tii«>r«iIi«fltnf soil
firm, a-*i5i*d»oll* guajuufi* ay in* iflecil <*•* Kail wtffti omr. The nnt week he won
Spring
-
U. KEYES.
Goods.
-aWatlaMaQattlE
«iS»!?fi8er« Jiavc jiiit .received »
iey r who hail inUl the week
splendid attorlmenlof fa*hio|iablenpring
be «uty Afvm jmrtinunH, aar an lat BB» UK tav
dollart. In Uiia race bb Goods, whicli they Invite thr ir cuitomrrt
tttMfirtibenntsaquired ;o <>'tate iw stw u
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«d, and mate Kiport
IB fl»»CBIB*, in amour IUM-IV ttacudv and hu run- the la«t mile of the and friends to call and examine
1
tood
BeaK
•»
three
leg», and was taken "' The} have on hand a large assortment of
> iaal iloca-iMi. " -A tags—-Tctde.
in*
die
turf:
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Crntleineii'-fine
llmit»—priee
Jl
75.
Otliir
I Cainnd! aail mo my horse ST.1K for the article* will be told in the tame proportion. .
MwmnMv which, aro all he. «ver started
U- & J. JOHNSON.
for. aoat which, are correctly aUled.
Camp Hill, May 11,1835
.
.WM, H. JOHNSON.
the
. Very old Pale Sherry,
Port Whys in half barrels, 1-eigtli casks,
barrels, end-quarter casks,
iHlmlaitU'Ulff - ff Vturrt .' Alto, Fourth Proof Cognlao Brandy.
^lOifefc-infe ; Holland Jiin.—tj. P. Tenerlfle Wine, all
MA anil .ttitrivt of which will IMS sold oil
term-. . : .,
WAliKII
rvtnbil Jj.iir irJuini.
and tbe *•* idi-
tunrlVr nnnrti*:n<r.
Jin- !4ui.n' jioiM'O iDtvi 'oa'WaB
**a 'iu'n^i^'MMi ;%' -IT... j«
:*. ) <iiu wlbutfa
•hating <• hunni. nwt **1 «n!U»»h»i<am aiW Cimir
Te-jitoTl 'ca" iMje ,. C«mmuHMniitar
cd Una itio
ubUuixHi fr<uji Etc " wun.
; -it.
|Pf'
The valuable
tiniverially kno*
the faellltiw now ,
plnatant retreat, by]
will render It a Jatr
ful reerealioB. Th
hood hat been mott {
•^, .Twollhej of f
pert-Ferry thr
raodatmn car'
al any tin*.
The lubtetlbels |
In tbe mott
June 4, 1835.—ti
Or. PJ]
Belenite, or, S
Carbonate of I
SulphtteoM
Muriate of Ma
MutisteofSW
Sulphate of In
_ Catbonatt of J
* Sulphuretted I
Carbonic Acid (
' T«mjii'r<lur«,-
FahrenheTi. '
: Prof'rtirl—t
liittlte, In propod
into the stomach, 4
—Tonic—J)iurttii
•re-no*r remdjr 1
*nar»pplyi'hit Machine I
bttionbf all who!
lu operation. H f
ono or two hot
so completely I
Cor ute, may '
• place,, in t
wm
county, the ab
'horse, threshod i
minute"!; and PI
farm of Mr. Joien
^Hadleburgi ;ib»I
liones,lhre*htd'<
hour*.
to the hor.es.
the proience
. of them c«p«r
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this, OUT all
. lion* have ever I
"«ry.
The«i Mschli
. at ruction, dtl
nith them fu
.
purchase tu J
and II. B. l'o«
of Loudoun, wb
rior utility in
trr harta*t,'a>
of the abote
concerned will)
and judging forj
MiiMleburg,
June 4, ]
Spring
At the house 1
FlUtimmoas
Street, which I
ablelu nell
general, mi J c
•rlielat, «»>
Blu«,bltek,l
Olive and Mi:
Do. do.
>"v.i«tir
Wool Mote.
And.)
ylUrr-if laiil Garrtt
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vTS»-'»*»:;
K CHANCERY.
. UiT
. Adrian XVynkoop, \Vil-
O'lMyrne
III: prepared to rei-tim and will f.<twanl, with promptitude, eilhiT lo tlm
liMtriri by tbe Canal, or to Baltimore by Ibe
Rail-tto»d,
A
lii.ui. ,\Vvnk.»,p, John -\V\nkiHi|i, HurrAt
IIAT fine FAltM, now in.the poatetaiun
Vi'thuu ffruili'wka and t.-i ivt \V .
of J. ti. S. Crane,-ailuaU'd ii^touLtwu
nut lUting entomrf U«tr appeariMice,
wile* norli-wett of -Charlealown, JifTcrxm
>Ullll
IpnMtllt
KTUItrUv—*.'*>4llill.;
|o |J|U Mt III lux. I I I COTS*
.
c i i H i i l y . Va., and w i t h i n a tHnrt. dl-lalirr (if r n t i t 4 Itiiiu. iKi.alir
n««.n uiiiiiiji IM uiiili Mie.fil^' >.f ritU Hiiurt; ami It appearing
a auuWMiniH)i eviilvnte thai; Ihry WIT nut inhabithe \\iiu-hesirr and lUrpn«-I'rrj> rail-road,
cm » Inc. 111! k» U,i- mtUi.ua
iii ./-.I1 l!n , i'in nit 17 : It Ft itril. n-'l, 'I'l.iit
ciinlalniiii; Four Hundred uud Si» ur I
uiCi£.'liuuBuiij.jii>Linpcnr.herB PH..tin- lirM
Acr>H"uT'tli'«-f*T»'~ljm«a1<)ne "l:ft*(JJ-^ti
rotmtrs' rro«lncc
t.:rm^ itnfl.an»*«r the hill
!1U of which i» itijtoul t imbi r. mid llm iu |htm<t;l't. iii..l tliul itoipv u(-llii» unl.-r lu.l'.n'ili- cim.igned to lh«lu for «lther pl»r«, and will,
IJIICL- in a liiglii (iute nf i-uliivufiiin, i-n r\
"i in.-,, rt,-,l iu-annul nrwapajier publiahc'd-in when detirtd, make tale of'the tame.
acr«_eti which, llml i* not in grain, i« « i i l
. C'.l*-l»*i la'itiit,, gu, ti ,sn, I i , ahil
-The GOODS of Merchant* and olhert coinml In cluvrr, Thi* farm ii to tjlualt'd, with
II a« dmfVuiinSuiii uf live aouivltouur in ilic ing from either uiark.el ttill lecfive 'lie great*
regard lo water anil timber, (hutHU: npi.n ii
IIWIU
, ttt allen'ion
'two well* lif lietw-fittnm u»tcr. aiitl ytlnr
^~^ve t1Ta|l balfe rontVfntty oit^liand a tar
- i.iu.::i:i T.
• pi ing thai n alert nearly on* cntird ndi- <.f
•upply of SALT ami I'M
v,» :i t i ; .
thi' farm,) a* to be conveniriilly divided into
' Jan. U, 1R3J tf.
two 1'arq.n of equal'tize. • The ami ul Ih,.
farm I* that of the very belt Valley himl, and
li.iklrn III It..- I 'l.-rk '. «!!!..• of Ihe < 'it Corn, rtf/f and tiny r
untr ^'i.;,,!!-!.!!- Cttur* uf t-.» aiul riii.i'i-i 1 1 I., r
hat always pruitiiced equtl to any land m tl.c
J'-rt' f « . i i «'.:.. in, i_, , Uvc fi, .t M ,i,,u« iu M.n
Wnii(r«1.
Valley." Thv^Miproveiurol* are a gpnd AJII VIS:
I. will i;i'e-rath (or 100, btirelt oT'
pie Orchard, • comfortable Dwellin( Mouw>t
Cafgf K. mtall,
>> L. i « n i r,
CORN, Mtti bu*b«.lt of'KYB, enUe
gqpd Barn, StabEing, and other necessary
'
few Ion* of Tuiii'thy'll \ V
out-houses. For terms, whirh are_liberal,
iithrr <m>u |-i>A/ unilatrwi*VA«r.lt k O'BVIlNK.
apply to
Josi.ru fit AM:.
"i»ia ff
Broil iL-c'J,
. June 4,-IBIS.
April 30, 1835.-tf:-^—• .
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Figu
tinoofetaryaj
Super iiaw (
•ed pric«.
PlaiD, tea
- lohiB»lU,1
Inte'rVtpg*'
— Merino, l«
anortmaat,
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:
.ISsnles, I
PtrUhlsl
for dr
Twitted Sill
HI*
Dp. Uonti
> riant.
Do. t i l l
Itrtaos1, .,
Super newl
A good (,
W
jWh*V .MUMfe tt, Outfit, Mum H.< fug,
.i r uud tlMjHir'* F«mi» aniiO f utttiiiiiUc *iHtm,l,,i.JH htr if iff, Mm ft- Ura'l, T/it'm.
For ***!*»
COMMISSION M l . l t l II \NTs.
for tl.i- jnrM'ul *-jitiiii^ jmtt akuiutMir. aiufi wtlli am IU t-aJ. Htbf.t Uurit uiut Jl,'i'i 1..
PftW hsrro.lt prim r a«4 Marring..
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llir
DHlOi.
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Spear's Wharf, BaHi»prf, .\U. "
, •<» cocoinun
acTCMl barrel. •«.(' ' ,»f
I'm J 'ri (Ii HI Ik utitf Stwyur% r««»» ----I* *;>IA>iKU«V
...I , ......
KB principally nngagud in the *a4e of
lil» of Stoua Ci*I.
'
nr AUan» and
produce, uavingieveraJ fn e-pioolti-ure-'WAftF.U
k O'BVIINF.
, . hi. »(l»- M*iiW^ 0 Dium. 'I !..,».
Awl aW
hpu*et on the line of tbe Kail-Koad, anJ'urc
lltrp«r«-F«rry, April 30, '1635.
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K Bu^I!1, Jii.t It Jiirrt B«irk.i-. in,it tl.ni. I I. In,
at all time, prepared to make liberal adv.u
nut ttmint; «ni«mi ilwir «|II*.HIK.-, »ud
At
alr.am
«uufiim
b»««
In*
iimmJaunptJ
en
vet an.contiguineutti__. .........
tu lh<; M.I ul >»> i;Uilf
rraniKt*. wumi, .T,^
the juiid, m,d at,
thi* uuilrt ; and it apptii^ihK hi
TXVO
oox4uiju
avrirnr or*.
Ii "iu I'«.d 11 ii i a a>
that
thry
i»r«
m
Mour*. F.rtkine k Klchnlberger, ,,.,.:
I'KH .1A.VVM
ing tnJB ItotB tVlatti
ul thi» axMttn : tf taunknul, I I , ..l
" llopkint k Brothers.
cur tkern nn lh« tii u il«y ' t
'; fc* a ipiiatilcr
fcrti—f
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P«y<ible half yearly; . biirT»« Doi.uat
•' • I.auck k Stephen, Martlukburg.
Ul.: H.-1I t.-mi 4inl»>»*«;r ll*< l"ll "f tb« |iUii.liff. will !••• r i - i i - i > i i l u. p a j l u r l i t -in full, if I' J I '
r«*n »«4la«:
Alto, to Mittrt. Wager i,- O'Hyrua, lUr- iramt;ni6~**.*HMVi*lrm
nun*
ut'
I
estaityMs.*.
nillrvly in ndvanre. Whrne'ter tt»iy«n«*t '»
pert'Ferry, who will .forward to couniju- »u tlahiiMuiw at tar
^ ntimt* Miwci'mviiy, a«4 (M*«t»-i ftl tU«- •Icferred lirtund the eipinrtioii of ilia }' •'.
liienl.
.
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itiuw af Ulc«uuit-hi)U^- in the a*U tu'O of illicit »t Will be rluii'i ,1
aVMI 4MUQI tJUtlL l>j>U>
Feb.S, Irt35-Cm.
A t^onv— 't'.-^i.-.
; f >Subtcriptio»s for tii moua», ,1 -'•>', to
•UtW.
T.
UIWW
S,
CT«r.
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be pa^l iutuiiibly itta4>M«'
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IIK tubrribrr* are tww nxx-Jviuj sod
- AI)VF.MTISIN<J.
••k
atflwaaar
opriillig an kddiUuual Mipply-taT
Tlie term* of adterti.ini;. are «r a ujuar* '"
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AND SUMItf*
etattMl
M*. we will cite the iathetame ptoportiM. Eaeh conluiuaaco
itt cent* par «|uar«.
~
rjt^y^WaWaWipB lie., off,)
tu which, tbOT unite the »«ei(tiou uf Ux-ir cu^
' tjja. All adtwilMSaMl* w>« ordered for a,
toner* end tbe public nmssslly.
'tpeclB*
U*M.
will
be
«»liuu«d
w»tU
(ofbid
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«ttTa»jfc*Ja*Jt|si««SMlllill II
WM. H. LOCK e, CO.
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fend. ; TMe «'"'^jg»n^»jj*"' '•g.fcg;
tile
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Choice H'iiir, «»-«7f*«/•/, afr.
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T the request of tome of their fr'icmN,
Jit mil** h.ildun in the Clr rk'* Offiee of the
tbe undertignsd have procured from
tTlCUUtt !5II
or Court of Law and Chan«««« I'ue JvirRnou Counly,-ihe- first Mon- one of the Eaitern cities, nnd now offer for
tale, tome of the purest and be«t liquor* Ibe
decree -of the Count—lugma mtUtdti
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la Jaflerton
^aataaaaaL'
Cieu'.Kld.l
FltblMH
list*; i
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A goud nt
White aa
Bummer i
China, I
A good I
Uf
Togelherl
keptia al' J
•peetruUi i
Maerally la]
them wl vet, J
let thaw Inn
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