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CHARUBSTOWN, JKFFKRSON COUNTY, PRINTED AND PtJBLlSflEB WEEKLY BY GAttAHBRi NORTH&
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jotnr TAU
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE
I ww for niMjp •
jKtfftttt
•etdtoirjrl
/OH, •.fcsofa.tn
tarn Miiiim. that otbcn. alaaHatt* •• .
"'lllien>irl»r»orao»»lM«Mea»riwdy.
nonr-ftT FULTON.
n, IVe. 16. IS«9. '
I had ranch nprrWnce, far rnatiy ynn,
l.tMa Ointment, and being agate con.
tin prtrnt light, the nuMie havr a riajk
IB* ilaqjssn ItepKHlftft awl, fnovfef
I thla, Mid lo ttcnre to them the Rttmlm
I hu Woi thoatto »Jtii»t>l<-, H .I»T«
* aw th« wnhoftiY pMted »v Mr. She*.
I to c»ll h alter IW (raptfetor's ow»
lln«itiR will M
-HNKPHKRn'
<>L\TMK.\T. . ..
1 anld, wholcsAe and retail, hjr
IIKHSTON8, near Frederick. Mil."
I* tolly Riurd the tniMir, (the proprio
Ilcntont' MOM trill appear in hit awn
written ihronk the-»i*»l« ouUU*
I JMrOIrW.
auMPHBF.r feres. *.
JltS. -O. iUYS. Harper,-ferry ;
.tll.lM TOL'JfO, Je.d*.
~JF;tr>'3, »831.
.TfoH*on'» JPIMs,
-THE HYGEIAN SYSTEM.
> Milltnm^al aarthiftr, l'.i 3. Ah. ?.
if fo (Ac
of .otieiv—io poliiict, me- I
i, agriculture, law, phjsie, and theoloj
'ins teems destine J lo stand, that can
-i. ln-lh« Iheorvand practice of
as in ever; thing elte. all things
it. • One school cures every thing by
. and the lancet—another, by steaming
eating—a third, by purging in a Ions;
cathartics—a fourth, in imitation of
-Nature; wmrtimei bleed,*pnJtfiiney
•otnelimes purge, as Ihe patient may
o require—
'
•
notuoin iuter vnttaolMepmnciierc lilts,
fc'ho can decide when Doctors disagree?
V"biir maxim has Melt; • Bring all thing*
liteil. »nd hold f»«t that which tagood,'
tried in our o«o hounhold and
our friends and neighbor*, with
plcature and suceeis, the llvgetan sjv'
aetlmes called' Moriibniana,' or 'the
Fills.' Such have been our expeand observation of the innocence,
and efficacy- of this compomtiqn.
i.the most disinterested principles of
them to the
—•
•
—
-1.™ gy»rymJvSfHH
.
J obdurate diseases of the. stomach
owel» aod of the.whole system have
f relieved, or perfectly, cured .by .then,
'hey are worthy of trial, especially in
-1 easn In which other remedies have
Befega vegetable eotnpo.itioo, they
•fectlj innortnl, which ii »ajing:a
"hisguilty a'gei anffbirng a very
Uf
HUPy C«n I
according to the printed
EDITOR."
: .agents 'for vending'lhe celebrated
IMttnfl JlfwUrinw. in the Slate of
beg leave to notify the public, that
nuine Medicines can only be procured
lly from them, or sub-agents'duly auU>J, lh.ejB.and. .th,ai
JSB&W
medicines bii(.
I Stale agent* for Virginia, and alto, by
bub-agent for the respective town or
Ity where it may be offered for sale.
D. HENDKRSON «c SON.
Ml. Peraons wishing to obtain »b« ag«nthe sale of the above Medicine for
l«
_ ill plj.m
I (|»»l paid) to D. Uenderson fc Son,
rktburtc.
D.ll.tS.
1 Agents are
,
fcifnm.
. O. Sinn,
'llli.ro. «t'Victo,
iT.co. P. KiunlT, funmillf.
,itt Ktllv. CkarkUeniOf.
li.'hu 0. Breekuiriihjr. Situation.
llriirr P. Ward, Hinrkattr.
I(,lu. T. Cookui, Slir
, aw of i t-rft ry.
I: U Sauodert,-£enfrtav.
Veekt tt I jnlrlon. MiiOkkurs
, Salem.
..
- - . - . . ' ff
'...
-**
:
twojril by the mere paltering sound of the Idalioh to
•^HV
hy my opiMjiieiiM in rcgisVe-rinp tlici'r-lii
. ....
_
/VoM Mr .Vnr VorA- Commercial.
./ v
, and cures', by a noisy gamthit tages; and it is only by injudicious mafriends and dependents,:my defeat, it to tory, killing and 'wognding hundreds,
»»in/{ purcll««d^h.
full «nd .»e!u«i»« rl«it of Oitking, u»- VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND. 5e nttn/ntteil.
•• and taking many prisoner*. The loss romp*, the . weariness and neadaclm nagctmcntthatit is losf. 'Give him but »ho Spanish Krate, Captain Bernardo
a
moderateportion
of
fooil
and
.kind-.
deSoto,
under
sentence
of death at
Jn« and Tending, in Ibw Couniici of Fnderiok,
This morning packet ship England, ".Still when I compare the ad vantage one'hundrcd. in killed and wounded, which he gained in -his intercourse
J«BVr»on, «nd
ness,
and
the
peanant's
child
is
Happier
Boston.
Hearing
at
Comnha,
in Spain,
Captain.
Maxwell,
arrived.,from
Livcrthui
obtained
in
a
iiingle
election
with
lie
states
in
his
oflkial
report
that
the
«..ith
iin-ii.
j
.
.
t
*»«««•/
. ,! pool, whence she sailed on the Oth of the long, powerful, and popular resis-[field of battle ottered a frightful and But it is not only to their parrnU than the duke's; free from artificial!of the trial'and condemnation of her•re now reedj 10 niraUh item ft thote who j faaVi Our London dates are of the 6th tanos.rU,-liirh was made to tho Roman'{heart rending spectacle. _ He. has and near connexions that children are wants, 'Unassisted by indulgence, all husband, this unfortunate woman, M
nature mmiiters to hit plca«urei<;'he wo nee it stated in the newspapers, im«»»
,
. inclu«ve
, ,,,i 1-ai«l;:.LivCr- Catholic claims, L cannot but.feel that: completely il.estroyed;tho. hopes of the utcrcsting and delightful; they are
mediately freighted a smalt schooner,
?iicuiud has gained the entire tuwv i
the- cause' of liberiy, toleration, and. enemies of the present government. geneml favorites, and their carewetl are cancnrve oittfdiclty fwjm a bit of ha- and
all-wh<» hate uied ii, or withe.»ed|P°ol of Saturday the 9th.
leaving her three children, for Haeel
twig,
or
fish
for
it^ucceisfully
in,
a
Blighted
by
none
but
the
strange,
the
I
clearly
Their
cannon,
omall
arms
and
ammtmi_lts operation. U can, be propel'«» either by
GREAT BRITAIN.
truth has gained ground, .and clear!}
vre,
from \vlinic.c she arrived at this
~.j.n™
puddle?
«M dr two hones; and the hone power It
l~~l rnA_ /'„....// l)»f,,,i,',l
affected,
tir
the
.monvtc.
.
I
have,
in-stitution- lion, arc all in tho power of Santa Anforscc
tho dayf when
the i-.i:-^.^
unconstitutioa
^l,-.threat,'the
ii_-i._. -iv^ rooted
*^-i prejudice,and.the
l.«t^ nav The battlu .took place on the dee'd, hoard a fmplady-dcclarc^hatshe • lie-' \vlio feels tliUs.
Us. icannot contdm- port-Mx day*ago. \She has since visit*
•^iSSS^Oa^&S^ Th^^S^^filled petty calumny which' haVei b«en BOO plains- of Gnadnlmipn Zicatccoa. in. prcfeitcil.a puppy pr^'a_kitfcn lo'n plalc, unmoved, the joys andTsportoipf nl Washington, returned to this city,
filace, in a eowmon Hiht wagnn wllli one: with exyltdtiou nt tho defeat of Lord
and departed hence for Boston, to aftlone. In a trial, made some time nine* at John Russell in Devonshire, by a very coiiful ngainut me, will shrink before'which latter place.Santa Annahn «•.-> child; and 1 wboflcred sl\f! liail HOI cllildtroml; -Bird-IIP fWt'» peril
ir-prJas-^.,«arcfKe brow and rapture
sonsc enough^ to
the (arm of John P. Dulaney, Eiq., of thi« arge majority for that dutrict. The Ihe advance of political freedom and j.tabltahetl -hU heayi <i«artcrs.
toiic.hing in*
, ..
with, tbe.rnclailcholy an<S Uebcc .
•county, the above Machine, with a single Radicalt of the whole nation have been the diffusion of religious charity.
(ii-ii. Parres Ims been «ent \vilh r>()ll womanly feeling; atid I know another coiinleiwim-i;
-*.l-*-l- *l-- I
I.- !.»_.? . .e 1^^
bone, threshed oat 151 buthels whest In 30
cavalry in pursuit of those of the ene- fair simpleton, who considers }t beneath awe which the lovely Victims ot' con stance of tho truth oMhe sentiment in
I have the honor to bc.Gcntlci
themselves lo prevent thin ca•- Jnhrate^t ami on anollier occiuion, at the
sumption
inspire,
when,
unconscious Moore's song:
her
to
notice
thosotfrOm.wnom
no
inYour faithful servant,.""}•Jny. .who escnpcil
to the New Blinistcrs; and iu
--3^J^Mri1j«>f«Ph Q^°"-» *»» °»"'-i above
'it Isiitatbd-bjfjQljrtatj Ciirrningham, tellectual inijmiyeiuMit can l>ci|eriveil,
tb^t^ehe^Jy^fil«,:|^^^Vl^^
jvWdT«TOll <6enTa)B« Ma«rtiV*r wllh -Iwo
r
[nJiicljLfhaiJiejgjii:
iHMge^j;'".,.
-^--.—
thttt n lav l»"irow bclbttTihe-y congress forgetting -we have lieiifte-to cultivate
iones,thre«hed ontlSSbutheli of wheat in 5 I<ordship must have expended, the conof a mysterious 'secret, of,which
boon. Thla was done with little or no fatigue tributions to his committee have amountParis advices are to the Gth of May. of Mexico the object of- which is to as well as heads. But these arc eitrato the honei. These trtkl* were made In
impmlcr Malhiai being one of iht lion*
The indemnity Bill has not yet passed prohibit the introduction of American ordinary exceptions to general'rule*, as happy children have no suspicion. He of The
the pretence of hunilredi of pertona (many ed to JKtW8—equal to fifteen thousand
Ihe day, thu p-iiirn are |iubli<lilng scrap* of
knows what the life is on which they
of rfaem experioncej fir men) who do not Julian, wanting ».. fraction. We pre- the Chamber of Peers. The Courier (.Meiilt) cottons. His rumored t hut -uncommon and disgusting as a beard on are about to enter, unil he i.-i sure that hi* htograpli^. The folluwing ii un rxlrnrt. '
a lady's chin, or a pipe .in her mouth.
hesitate to t«itlfy lo the greal'tunerlorUy of itimc that the committee of this man I'rancnj.i announce!) the departure of! it would probably rjas^. •
M.ilhia* (say* hi< biographer) woi at
Another law is in discussion t< > c\ - Even men mny c'ondcscciid to sport whether it smiles or fruvyns-upon them, nchool, ambng'a~niirh1)or of other lioys.
thit, ever all other Mochinci nnose opera* if the people must have expended at Mr. Livingston, leaving Mr. Barton,
tion« hare ever been exhibited .in tlii» coun- least 35,000 «n thU election. The fol- Chief .Secretary of .the Embassy, as cmpt from any postage or duty foreign with children .without lenr of i:onienijit;' its brightest glance will be .cold and
One day, from some occasion or anoth- •
try.
,'•''. ,
and for those who like to shelter them- dull compared with those uitder which erj"a few EWOctmcaU, confectionBiy^af :
the result of the poll:— . CmtrKO dc'Airaires. ; "If it is added, as-well as domestic period!cals»"i' '
These. Machines are simple In their eonthey
arenow,.basking.
-El
Diario
states
that
Colonel
Butler,
selves,
under
authority,
and
cannot
vbnthe Chambers of Peers should adopt the
Grot* District Pollinf.
siruclion, durable and cheap. We Will furpossibly apptcs,_wcre distributed among
who was charged .with negociations ture' to be AVISO and happy their own
with the amendment to it ,'S_.
by. the
Parker.
llu/isell. Bill
pbnthem for |I40, and leis if the cost will
the young fellows, just as they were let
TV_, . * _ _ . J » . ( _ _ t : _ _ A »ii j
u!_ from the United Status., of. America to. way, we have plentyJ of splendid czThe
English
must
bo
at
a
loss
for
1
f J v^ J^SSe<^' '^*^'-'-* •" U33"^«-'*vii--« lWl* ~
looseL_frpjn scliopl. It .was rather a
•-.-. "*.:-:/::- -f—-t* •y- —- ,-•->-.-,,-...••• •_•_ ,,
'• We^»ef leare to refer nerions dUpo*ed to lioniton,
P/e*
.T^,«iS.pxfe^r'«;*«wn.
turn, unless, before t
-085
'418
thc->ppeo«aBC<l"
purebate tojotiab TMball, ENJ-.of Fauquler,
attached
to
grotesquo
JKTlead,"tr>
adduce
uhich
may
sane
:i<
paring
to
set
oil'
on
his
return,
having
receive,
other
instructions.
Such
is
the
941
8:26
nf tlu; day indicated «... thnhifpr gusli
. «nd II. P. Powell, and Join P. Dulaney, Ksq Newton,
formancc8_[i'rfc
lhcJV)llowing:.
.
'
obtained
a
teniporarv
leave
of
uhsi-nci!
present
state
of
thu
relations
between
love
.
l'ojcjJheso_.,pig«iy_;pliiytliJ
695 .
805,
fvjathias hu'l got rid of all liU shan: of
.of Loudoun, who bate- »Unei»e<J their nipe- Kingsbriilgc,
France ami America."
•-...-:-'-...... to that cffccT.\ It TufUier isays tharthe Statesmen- hnvc:' romped with
456--;-. - 444
rior utility inThnthlng; but immediately af- Plymouth,
thc-gpoils, and immediately, set himTownsend,
the
veteran
ftcdestrinii,
un>.
relations of friendship between the onitoru told ihenv stories, roiiquerpni
ter harre«l, a' Machine will be tent lo each iMMtock._. _L_j»fi_
ITALY.
self at work to "replenish his |k)fcket
313
of the aho»e named counllta, when ibote Okchampton, •
[two countries were well maintained submitted to their blows, .judges, di- dei took, for a wager of- live pounds, to from those of the other boys. They
'" Bruftion'of HWHWOJ. • • '
188
213
.concerned will have an opportunity of seeing
by this functionary, and that hu con- vines, and philosophers listened to their pick-up with his mouth, and not touch refused him. His selfish nature,- even
.
Ah
eruption
took
place
on
the
1st
of
and judging for Ibemultes.
~
April, at 7 io the evening, a- dreadful ciliatory manners and-open cominuni- prattle, and joined in their sports. • : : one with hia hunds, forty slonrs- at. one at.thjxj; age, began to bud,, jTurth^.ljoii;
- ^3,7^ ; .
the., infimic" pains' yftrd apart? 'walk mu' mife: \valk back- sireiigth.;. • • " : , .
explosion was heard, and a mass of burn- cations wiln. the secretary and,-tho! _Jf6hvithstah.ding
Hiddleburg, Loudoun County,
Grot* Poll.
.. ,'V
v
r wheelbarrow- one
ing'lava was, seen to rush impetuously chiefs of the executive, as Well as his to npoil natUrc's. lovely WorKs, there is wards 1 mile;" drives
June 4, 1835^-tT.
Mr. Parker,
.
Then,' said young Bob, 'ifr •ybii
mile;
and
run
nhoop
.1
mile,
in
uc
;;
from the. crater. The .ft small crater* personal . >jir.tli t it's, Iniil, re ntle red lii n i a principle Of resistance, which allows
Lord John Russell, ,
V«:,we an- .apple a-pieco, I'll
Corn, Rneaml Uatj
ww^^Aj-afwin-'
^suci;ii(.ij
^iid»viHiii-£rs,
formed in the preceding eruption of the extreroelyl::pop!Ularr..Jtherefor(); con. of only pirtjnl
Majority for Mr. Parkc
;
;e marr fa( the thunder speak'to •
T
:
Wanted.
-d
tu.uiliH-ii.the
l>cr"<if
chililt*h
exist,
io
rich'
Jhf
,
wmi
'
eludes
by
'wishing
him
a
itruc'pcrous
25th
ol'-Mai'ch
Ivacl
vanished,
and
w.ere
y6iI77~ •""
.--.-..
The Conservatives may well consi_ will giw c.»h for 100 bsrrfi.1* .of
of the fpatr-rand.. about ji|
unitc'd into pne'ftightfnl; abjrs*; at-letcst voyage;. above ;all, his: speedy return «ootl)e, and- divert- us, when ,\ve arc •pcrforiitaniT.
.,,.
fcoiiN,
MO buthela of BYE, and a der the result a great triiinjph.
Bob became fuv
1 ;r,The boys laughed.
6
clock,
.iTd'^hsend
'
commenced
his
"weary or .fretted by grown up people,
few tons of Timothy «AY.
The Conservatives \yere jirepariiig 'J,l)((0 feet.|n diameter; entirely filled
rious. 'Sue,' said ho, 'that black cloud;
task
-opposite
the
Duke
of
Olatcnce
at
I'OKTBV.
-•— WAGER It O'BVRNE.
and to justify 'all. that has been nun or
to celebrate, their triumph—with great by (lie column of fire,, which ruse .to
:
I'll make Ju'ju spuak in a li.-w minute*.'
.' Harpera-Ferry, June 4, 1835.
',
wririen of the charms of childhdotl.-JT- •the Dottani' of Notting Hillr which"'ne In *a*hort time a Hash of lightning^
eclat.•- The successful candidate was the height of 1,2(M) feet! the burning
Frbm the I'hihJrtplnnrt.
completed
•
in
•!
minutes
and
a
h.ilf
•
Pcrhaps
only
women,
their'
natural
substances
projected
into
the
air
fell
Piano for Sate.
Edmond Montagu Ncwcomb Parker,
SOM; OP mi: DIUJNKAKDS IN rur.
the-cloud; it was followed by m
nurses and faithful protectresses, can within the given time.- On the follow- broke
FIRST-BATE new PIANO is offered Esq. who c'amc furward after the result back with a horrible crash upon tlio
STATES.
heavy peal of thunder. Some of the
ing
day
he
undertook,
for
.a
wager
of
for sale. Apply to '•
thoroughly
.appreciate
the
attractions
of
j
.was declared, amidst thti cheers of his I crater which had cast them upi carry- Wo cniiic, we come, with s-ul nmiYj
1 younger b6ys, got. frightened. .'Bob,'
„.; ;
JOHN P. MYLIUS.
the first few months of human oxis- ten pound*), to walk 12i miles in- two said they d» v«m know the man in the
' at least g5 feet of the
hour!;— whicli ill .(MUI-I- he performed in
said '
"
MJDW AND
Gentlemen, in appearing before you
lairfe^aVwittliig fo"walk CilTerence to notice, of"a very young
IHE undsrtlgaed is now opening a very this, day as the successful candidate mountain., was convulsed, .and four 'Our banricru bcck'ning on to dcathf
The young fellows handed over
we have urirollcd;
handsome and Extensive assortment of
'
infontr render'it-uninteresting to most ett 100 miles,
the honor of representing this South- shocks of an* earthquake were .fellas AndAbroad
remain^ of .the spoils to ttic little ixi^uo
l-'awino,
Care,
and
wan
Despair,
,
•.
Spring ana fancy tiooatt for
gentlemen,.exceptits
father;
nnd
he
is
ern Division of the county in Parlia- far as Naples, though three leagues _Aro soon up^nih«ir_fHld._. . ,,.. ,..^_
AUbw-bouse recently occupied Ujr-M '
fleiiiHrftHy afraid to_touch it,, for fenterf' JL P,arrnf» love.— It i.t sometimes in ; bltjc ' breecues, without another
Fiuiiamont as a Uvern," on Shenandoah mcnt, r have to express to you my reYo
hcnrd
what
niusi«
chi'iTi
us
u»—
'
—
breaking.• its• liuclc.. .Kut .cvuu'in tbi's He (-"m c<r b 'Tlie cold-jiearted. a mere
A fearful explosion like
r
gret for niy inability to return you thanks'
•Street; which he Callers
'
'
~
~
the first soon .announced that the vio- "Th'iTmoUier'ii'cry tlial rang'-- ~<'—:.—r;~:
Ihan di-ntht— In. till: f -iTccik. '' How many 'bright eyes grow, dim;
irtmnnt l» llnt^fs-you
that rtrongrittdith'n lection of <""tifay.«mn tin'nn
t, ltt
haiv' mjilm nn thi« twoquifin—
'
'
'
.
,
luiwcvcr, rehiled i n the
general, and consul!, in part,of the following (che'cirs^ GenUemen T have "not t* the -€rafet;;«nclt- till -ten at^nght, . the
-r4*»Mpns-ef-«ense_o •', ^may-tbcij
f
m»ny lovely forms fade away, into the
article'i, viz:
YVe'rc.
taken
.poll;.
and
blighted
joys.
annexed
paragraph,
cut
frcitn
tho
•-(
Halh
iHsccrncd*iqthii
little
annual;
and
...
^ volcano Uirew up, without interruptoinlts, and none can tell the cause
"^twfWfVW
jliaveknown ft"Clatterof'su;
my own part, but Iifeet them due to
Olive and Mtied
We're, trampled on Iho tlirobblii^hcart"^- -'"
ttete*3.TgKttBgs:-™Artf8r
truth
of
that
sentiiiie
excited
through
a
whole
family,
and
feet,
immense
.columns
of
fire
and
Do. .do. do. -do. do. .Caulmerei,
And flouted sorrow's tear.^
those friends who have .asserted the indontly
verified.
"I
cannot^ECC
matter
ailorded
for
twenty
long
letters
Do. ,dp. do. :do.' dp.
burning
rocks'.
^-.^.^
dependence of the county— (ciiea of
ami cover and conceal the arrow that ii
We.ioiilet W« eometTroMre; searched tint land, itnd. ihlYtimcrnblo animated conversa- j»fS%jtfe4sfflrJuWllIC»i!J4Si5J\£^
_ Velvet Bilk, Valencia, Tollnetl and Mar "hp, no,'.' and "yes, yes;") and whose
PORTUGAL.
|» t-yini; onit-j vitalu, so is it the nattirC of .
Tho rirh and poor arc oura;"
•ellleavVallnga.
in
the
heart
of
overj'.iMi^nt,
anil
syrritions,-liy
some
marvellous
demonsirntho Enlitti il from, tlm thrinoi bf God,
"
determination to preserve the, Constitn- The latest 'date from Lisbon
to hide from the world the
' ;ect in a creature in'lon
-«SW9.k'W»\vaM-jfc>**to *!|t-':-:!.> :-,.-.«i
t r> f 11
^fc,
Ani3 half Hose of every deirrlptloo,
!bi^iibr;or^in^rf^? ^«'
straight
Figured and plain. Vreiiuh and Engllih Me- Lords, and Commons, and what is of remained perfectly tftuiquil. Both the
Tliat swear to drink and die?
anil silent. ' Even when ~fortuimt'i;, she .:
rioo ofetery color—do. Circ.Hians,
Hut as soon as the baby has acquired
What boots to such man's muttered curso
legislative
chambers
had
sent
deputastill
great
importance,
in
determination
scarcely breaihfls it to herself, but
Super new style Calicoes of every > color
Or
Hu,
that
.pans
the
i-ky
?
.
••'
firmness;
as
soon
as
it
smiles
at
a
famiSisiifn, witht&family, consislin;; 'of a wjieh otherwise, she buries it iu thu
o uphold the religion of their forefa tions to Walt on the Queen, with inesand price
a
r
r<
n
sageS'SoiioUing- hut^-to take muasurcs|o,rtv;irii: -th(Mi;;li cvi-u-ciumu niarcli.
K'.fe.?flA C!Xfi;.Slul3 SSJJiSl'JhS *. J .:T ?. l
""
..
Mic.ii as it employs its hands und eyes in Cherry JVolley, OsteiM co. tJrATlegha-"
Hani; Mliery'. coiintlc
'•• •
Bobinetu, ThrciJ and Uobinclt Laces and Gentlemen, your decision of this day for a new matrimonial alliance. The •••—-•••--—«-«"••••—••——
it cower and brood among the ruins of
Onward
for
Hell!—fi
oni
rank
tu
rank
constant
expeditions
of
discovery,
and
Edging,.
ny
co.
took
passage
.on
a
•
boat
on
thu
following
are
her
answers
to
these
adhas removed those clouds of doubt and
*
-* • Look
Pau wo the clip again 1
crows and leaps from the excesses of crooked^ Lake to Hnmnioud port, on her iicac':. .. *
ih-«««pa[ «h.f
rmpri wrijjfarther for. herv_qjid.,_yoj!Lj6nd_.Merino,'long and square Shawls, a good uppielieiisujn which 'did" before ererst ten. by herself, as she did not approve WocoiiK!!—of Iho world's scourge?, who
'ahTmaT
contefflmem'—it
becoiii
hJ
the
yiltli
~
instant.
""»VII
I nay that you have now given a lesuiortment,
object of undelinablc "and powerful In-" the Lake, a-littla soiv, aged, five ye»«, IrioAdship weeping over, her untimely
Like us have overthrown?
son to the whole country, of a determi- of those prepared for her by her minis- What
Embroidered and Thibet do.
and wondering that; one who
woo
had
ever
earth
like
woo——.
terest, to which all the sympathies of accidentally fell overboard'^—After a grave,
Italian Lmlrlnjt, Groi de Swiss, Gros de nation not to suffer the institutions of ters, and if so, they are creditable to To our stern prowess'known?;_ *
but
lately
glowed with all the radiance
Naples, flguied anil plain, all colors,
our nature,attach us—an object of cu- moment's pause,:the father, exclaimed,
her talents'and feelings; they are short,
of health and beauty, should so speedily
_ Pariahiens and Oakereans, ne* style good* he Stall? lo be destroyed—(checrs.)r-r pithy, sensible and dignifiedriosity
and
tenderness,
interesting
as
it
|
\Vo
conic!,we
comet
to
fill
our
gruvus..
=
'^1
cannot
sec
htm
peruH,!'':infljinmc.>
brought duVn to darkness oiid the
. fordrwiet;'^"":"""•""•— "••' ""•: ••"--—• Gentlemen, you have .consigned .to me •.."Noble Peers of tha Kingdom: J.^ ____ On whirli shall i>hiiie no bljr, ~ " . . ' , . "
is in its helplessness and innocence'.'
d'mtcly plunged in after him. 'flic be
- Twitted Sflk Shawls and Handkerchiefs— a groat and most important trust. I
worm."-—
W. Irvinjf. ...
To glut the WornTthut-neverdieSj———
sailg~were"lowered, but it-was-irnprosl'
know full well that at any time, it is no "Twice in one day, to hear tho wish liurrab! hurrah 1 hurrah!
Itlniid Gaiize, -~
tiling
an
infant,
felt
oppressed
hy
the
hie to check the progress of the. boat iu *The Pirates*—^Tlie five men who
,. ''Do. I.eonidai, do. Cranes, Silk and Man- easy task to be a Member of Parliament, expressed which you have addressed
W.-B. T,
darians,..
weight of mystery which hangs over time tu nave them, ami both immedi- were executed at Boston on Friday
but! do feel on the present occasion, to me, is a taNk wliiuh fur exceeds the
— Do. nil prioes Blond Game Veils and,PI- that &• high responsibility'now attaches strength of . my. aQlicted heart. Those
its fate? Perhaps we hojd in our arms, diutely sunk-toying an aflKctcd widow
left the' follovvingdcclaration of.
lareaos,
an iiiiRj'!, kept hut a few months from andremaining "children" in" ft' land'Tjf
to me—(cheers.) Gentlemen,, I may- amongst you who have known the genifgncb'r:~lt Was wntttMi in Spanish
Super new »lyle Ginghams, '
the
heaven
in
which
it
is
.to
spend
the
/'i-oiii
tht
J\
Vw
MmlMy
MugailM,
erous
and
honoredhusband
-whom
I
strjangcn
destitute
of
all
means
of
A good aisortment of Ladlci' and Genlle. say that I almost shrink from that res(Jibuti and sighed by hut' companreal <tf an immortal existence; perha'ps impniut. e\< r e|>t I'roiii the hand of char- by
CHILDREN.
men'* Kid, Beaver, and Silk Gloves,
ponsibility, but I know that your Indul- had the misfortune to lose, will be able
ion*.
we
see
the
germ
of
all
that
ia
hidcoUs
. Fashionable Spring Bonnets,
ity. Mr. S. and in his • jxicket'all the TBe mil island- of U was delivered
gence will put the kindest construction to appreciate, as they deserve, the lofti- He must bo incorrigibly tin amiable,
llauvBobU and Shot*, tely cheap,
upon, iny conduct~whil«f I oin your ness of bin mind and the, magnanimity who is nbt;i litUe-HnproYetl-ljyIi'ecoiiti' onrt ltatcfulin.O-iirnatu.re., Thus looked,- njonc
{from the plwfOriM » few mi»«tes totfore
,4 good OMorlment of;pi>niostics, '. ' "
«iJ^7c^n^ii^J^^i0j^^TJuji
Mcmbor, andTlmow thatyou will give of. hU...ihtention», ^powerful • reasons ; in j-a fulhcr. ' ' Soirto "there arc; hbwcy- 'iuid thtiii Spoiled,, thu.-) calinlj slumber: While and brown and lancy Drillings,
ed
and
sweetly
smiled,-the
monster*
of
which
justify
a
deep
regret;
but
since
ity
the
riti/i'Tis.
of-HamniuiKlwMrt-Ar1in;-pne of the- tatltuji*
-•-•-• Soatmer Ctottw,-»»l «olor»,•: ,
, ... me .tho :fuilcs| (Credit of heiiqving ,thi»t
er, who know not how- to appreciate I he
n
- Clttna. Clasi. and Quccmmyire,
the trust which you have reposed the Tnle're'Kt'rjif -the ethpinr nnd "!Wr-y«l- hleshinms with -which lTr<Vvr9'eiicc"has Alir-: ra'i'i! in tncui!; daj-g.M'JoMcy,r-t• j
aUcildiuJCTJ...;;:-.^-;:,..,;;:;:...
A good aiiortment of llardware and Cut- in mo shall never bo betrayed-— fare, which is inseparable •from it, load "filled uicir 'qUivcrT~who..J'<!Ceive wi.tli Where are the marCa,'to distinguish a .'comfortable.
"•'* Ameriiiaiis! we,' tlie \indcreignfcdf
(cheers.) Gentlemen, I beg leave to you thin day to my presence, I must, coldness a son's grretingora daughtcr'a Nero from a Trajarr, aObcl froni Cain?"
ucic reduced to this uad and ignoininiGroceries,^' A good'in1
But it is not in this spirit that it is either Interesting.-*—
iiit{'lligc"nce
. ^ In ' t h e -_-Pllig«'ncc j OUH jaie by inlifortune, not by guilt.—
. -iTogetber with almost every article usually relurli youbncc'inorc my sinccro^honVs nnd a;n ajile to reply to the No.hle kiss: who have principle enough pror---^-«t.--t
kept in 'a Retail- Store, which be would rc- for|he great honor you have conferred Peon i>f the Kingdom; that -I •will take perly to feed, and clothe, and uducale wiro '.Or -liuppy 'to' • C3ptdm'(tla(6 '"any ivi-ii by nV» fijw days smce from trie In this w'oild^ we hayetnotl-iig lo hopd;
apecitullr solicit lii» friends and'the public upon, me; nnd before I'lake iny lea\'e their .wishes and the interest' of the na- their children, to labor for their ^support thing. Better is it—when we behold Wheeling. Gazette in relation to-Mr.| hu t r i n , the nfcxt, we coiiCtientTy expect
nnerally to call aqd exaiuiiio, and'judge for of you foe tho ])r«3cnt, I beg to say thnt tion into consideration.
and provision, but possess not the jill'cc- the energy and animation of young Knight, the engineer's operations fur salvation from the 'benign mercy of.
themselves, as he don. not.make any charge I think our thank^ure jointly due to the
'Cchtlcinen Deputies of Hie Portu- tion which turns duty into delight, who children, their warm all'cction, their continuing tho Uultimoro ulid Ohio raiUJ tnir heavenly . redeemer. Then,
for ibowinz his Goods. .
rebdy, unsuupicious- confidence, their
mountains,-.there wan an Americans,. we .declare :to you "with
High ShciiU'of the county for the high guese nation:
are surrounded with blossoms, but know wild,unwearied glee,"their midli so ea- way over tho
JOHN G. WILSON.
u
and honorable feelings which, he has If I did .not do justice to tho
Jjaqler^Ferry, April 31>. 1635.
n i it .the art of extracting Jhcir exquisite sily excised, their love so easily won—- important feature to which : we are our dying breath; that we are innoreiit:
particularly desiroija of inviiiiv; atten- and v>e now aver so~iir the hearing of
exhibited, and for the strictest impar- motives which have determined thei. Bwcets. How different is the affect of
Chamber of Deputies of the. Portugui'in true parental litvt- where nature) duty ,1to enjoy unrestrained the pleasantness tion: it-consists in the fact that ".Om thai (iud btifurc vv hum we must 1ft • st
tiality
throughout
the
wholeof
thiH
,,IS heauliful e.tab'ishment. liluated
of UlcY lu'owuny,;'.:thiftv;in'6lSui'u-> so
nation lo send me the present moiifiago
kvv moment*- a;i|»-.ir :—but our souls
in Jefferson County, Vfrginia, about 10 great contest.. (Mr. Parker was again I should witness with pain , the inter- habit and felting combine" to co\istitute bright .and JUVDIIH, and to leaeh us that single Ntationary.^ £.ngine>'-(- r-Thia,
saluted
with
three
cheers.)
.
:.
' ntit'at that sacred tribunal', bw
miles »ouitc«e«l of Harpersan alli-c lion the purest , . Ihe deepehl. nature ihtenued us to bo-happy,-and
haps, is even more lur'prising thaa tin*
Furry, and Ave milci from the i Lord: John Russell did not address ruption to., my, -deep grief; 'since the and the titrongeiit, Ihe most enduring,
'•eil with debating the last act of
usually gaiitij her end till wu arc old discovery long sinccr made by
Bounty .seal, (Charlattown,) it his frieuds in person; but departed for Representatives of the nation, who
I
i jho/least
mil tvuoi exacting,
i
_ of any of which the enough to discover hotv wo may defeat
wa
__'.i_V!--.
3!-^..irr—a^.-iE±i..-rf fur the recaption of Vl.nm)nn
gineera
Ihal
the
l'arir-S|i
'
innnnditttcly allcnHo' conttsst
""'S* * y^ ppt'ttk llin solemn truth ;-^»we are
^* I hum"ainVc5rrircSl'.«blut
actually more cteviitcJlhan'the
which we have sustained,
not culpable,—and we reiterate here,
The bi-Hish bachelor may shudder •'•
The valuable qualities of tho water are He left no friend, on the hustings to
,
I.illle girl« are my favorites: Hoy--, Cumberland. '
under" the gallow^ what we '
uaivenally known and acknowledged •, and speak fiir him, but issiied'the following that in order to consolidate the inntitu- whi-n he thinks of .tile consequences of
tions which emanated from my iiugusl a family; he may picture to him..i:lt though bilU'icienlly intbreiititig anil 'When it is reincinbered what gloomy on nur trial, 't.'mt i'->- iltt innocent' wen,'
the facilities now afforded for reaching thh printed address:-^
rebodings
the
croakers,
in
the
depth
pleasant retreat, bby the Kail Hoi J and Stage.,
father,
of
glorious
memory,
I
should
amuiing,
arc
apt
to
be
infuctcd
as
stioii
Lord John Russell has proceeded to
r
May lioil furgivu llm-.i- w h'j brought Ul
will render'ilajaaunt of pIcMtire and hcaltli* town, and.no friend on his behalf spoke choose another husband, I reply to the littered rooms • and injured fu.ruitiire, ad they as.,»uue (In- uiatily garti,i with a of their despondency «a few yi-a'rs since, to
this fatal cm!,' an W6 now freely do ;
imagine the noise and ;confu8ioti, the
ful recreation. The health of the neighborave 'out agaihiit tu« prac'ticahility of and wu leave thu world in peace with
political necessity which has dictated expense and fear*, irotn which. he is little nt' that masculine violence and gave
hood has been moil excellent for many year.. from the hustings, but the following adthe present message, that 1 am a Queen luckily free; hue hinikolf in hu soli' obstinacy, which, when they grow up, currying a rail-way over the. mountain-. all men.- Farewell, Americaim!
Two line, of- SU(«i rim d»il> ftuiu liar- dress h.os heen issued by him:—
pen-Ferry through Cbarl«*,town, and aceonv T» Ihi Eltttm of On feuflir* DMtim ofOu and a Portuguese. .'..In virtue" of "these tudc, and pity* his unfortunate neigh- they will call spirit ami iirinneiui, and by any means whatever, when we call
modaiion carriage, lo tlii bpringt^caiibe bad
two qualities the Deputies ought to, bor, who has half a dozen atpualliug they hue, earlier in. life, lliat docility, to mind how the sanguine and the en' •' • Caunly of Dtton.
ANI...I. C A
at aay time.
. '
arid may expect from me the sacrifice children, to torment and impoverish tendcmens, and iguuranc<!' of • evil, terprising continued" neverthelens to
RlAM'l-.I. U o v i i A ,
''Gentlemen,—The
contest
.for
the
. . The subscriber* will «n<l«(t9r tu requile l
which the country demands, and him.
which arc.their sitters' iivculiar charms.' cheer and applaud the
J U A N MOMKNI:UKO,
in tbb mu,t aatisfaelor* manner, all thoie representation of tho Southern -Uivinion
inarvellpiiHhr
who may (nlourn with then.
M \ N L I ; I . CASTILLO."
of the County of Devon bos ended in which v. ill not derogate from my digniThe iinfiii-tnnatt: neighbor, however, In all the rangu of vi^iblu creation, piomi.tei i
ty."
there is no object, tu mo no attractive undertaking, we cannot but felicitate
THOMAS COCKREM.,
.
.
.
,
„
.
^
my rejection. ""
returns
the
complimt-ut
with
interest,
A
,..,. .. un ;gh80Vertho ]AmXl i^,,of ,nc wea!a,y ami ilcli^htt'ul u> -a luvitly, iut«Uigent, our citizens in general upon the protnrtf w
i,, Prince
iv,..,.
TK«
i!
JOHN 0. ClHXKtLL.
l
o
disease
,of
which
ic
rince
A Rhode Island 'con«Ublo, sayi the
"•Itisaconsolation tome tp think thai
.'- t<*» 4. IMS—If.
now .laled to h a v ebachelor,
«
. • never,
gentle little uirl cL'M or nine years isod fortunate usue of un eateqirise I'awtuckpt (Chronicle, having failed to
vc
have not in any way .^wcmiil from
and tarn
boldly
ciinceivt-d
in
prqfouild
wi
.dniii
the 'croup, and the imprpssipn is feelings.. of regret, . room?,' where no. plil. 'I'hii i> the puiui at which may be
arrent ihu peuon be was in pursuit of,
the principle* which originally'gave me
covrtvw
strong and.general tha^ he was very stray playthirig telb of the occasional witnessed tht>'gr«atoat iioprdveinent of and executed with «> much industry, r'etunied tlm writ wilh the cuuomcmeht,
a title to your support.
Qf SkaiiaciiiW* vtlir, mtttrtmf It t)u
" II ii likewise coiiHolutoiy to M niiskilfully treated by/ the court phyti- presence of a child, ganjens where no intellect coinnatiblo with that lily-like perseverance and
e/l*. UU Or. UK BU'IVH, */ DiUimm.
'•-Non (MI| i omu ut-lliui ft railuni nw.aniBelenlu, or, Sulph.n of Lime,
knowledge, which I do with Uie warni cians.
tiny footmark reminds hint of hi* trea- purity of iiiiml, to which taint is incom- . Excellent.—Lugitimii Reform, bir- |ni," which, iijiou being questioned W
Carbonate of Lima,
.
From
the
Baltimore
Gazette,
est feeling of gratitude, that I' have re
sure* at home- He has listened to his prehemiiblo, danger unsuspected, and irinnini: at the foundation-at woman— to its meaning by the Judg«, be uSd
Sulphate of Uagnetia, (EiMon Salt.)
INTKHKSTINCi I-'IIOM MI-.XICO
ceived the strongest proof* of zeal and
heart, and learned from it a precious which waut» not only the .vocabulary,
^_^-»..
.L:__ nu-_ i-j!— was, that the fellow got out of hu reach,
Muri.le of Maguesia,
regard from those friends on whose un- HKVKRE IIATTI.K AND V1CTOKY OF secret; be know* hbw to convert noix- b'ut the vi-iy idea of kin. Kvt-n the
by crossing a swamp on a nil road.
MuriatsofSoda,
IVterbom, N>Y. and Atkinson, Me.
SANTA ANNASulphate of Iron,
disputed worth and corrc n undentandinto harmony, expense into sclf-grati(r best and purest of wouieu would shrink oi'
liiivii
formed
in
each
town
an
anli-corC.rboQ.ta of Iron,
The Sultan hoi t&en blessed ntU) «
iog I set Ihe highest value.
On '.lie 11th f<Iuy early in the mom 'cation, and tronhln into,, amusement; from dinphiyiug her heart to' our gatva,
Sulpburttud llvdrugaa Gas,
^randnon from his dat|j{hUir who mar.
"To tlm effects' of 'intimidation and ing gant* Anna uttackeJ in several'and be reaps, in onu day's intercourse while luv«|y i-hililliAid.. allows us to »et society—
Cajuool* Acid Oas.
J.iiUrilH
liitu
•
|
riKilllalil uifa. Thu child was appoint'*
undue influence the temporary alarm directions, with a. force of illOO men, witli hit family, a harvest pT love and read its every thought and fancy,
fifty-five
Thajr. talks not to wadje,
' degrees o on weak minds, caused by the revival
cd tu tho dijrniry of Vizir, and nflt,the portion of Don Frtuiclnco- Oarcia, enjoyment ricli enqugl'i to n-\uy year* Children may teach us one blessed,
.. .
Nor erainu »or coui|if CM
•tran^lud, a* was heretofore the cu
purgative, or gentl of tlie cry'of "No PoperJ;" t(i the ad- the revolutionary chief, who was at!Of toil and can-. He listens eagerly on pn«-- eii'vwbHj
_.
'
-art—''»lie-kui-«t''
U».U... i» •foBortloa to is* quantity taken vantages rained by misroproientation the head of 0000 man. with « large! bin threshold for the boisterous greet- >ily haiipy. Kind nuturu has given -to. In Peteiboro three exijuiaitei only with male children' of "thepublic]
UU lk« ttosawk, or eoadiUeai of the syileai and slander among the til-formed, and
liooaries.
Iriilttor MtUlery. After an obstinately JTfigKp'i» »ure"to wcelvc, ftwb rcfreib; them that ttnt-ful power- of-tecwnmo- htild out and refused to nigu.—1
A
T
l.-W.«..i^i-'i_
i^^_
**_
J:**l*
tr
."-ir-.--^*- f , . .:. *,,.,,._Xrt,-...v..)—-. . .
A—l~*_;
;
:
f*L. \ J-J •-- OP. -.. J--* -.
ST received and
the Celehrated
,
era-Ferry, A
1835.
Cash iw Market.
I'ISII to purchase a number uf likely ..
Kegroes ; for which I Mill pay the bigbb.rkcl price, in c»»b.
1
M* hating Nefroe* to dispose of, will
i to give me » call. Letters, addressed
«h subject, will be promptly at-
WM, CHOVV.ic.
own, April 3d, 1835— ly
IB mlncriberi bars lust f«eel»e«l-ra)did auorlmentof faabieaableSpring
which they In vile their customer*
ends to call and examine.
they have on hand • large aiiortaaeot of
emen.'a fine Boots—price. #1 75. Other
'-T will ha sold iu the time proportion.
U & J.JOHNSON.
»p Hill, May U, 1635
:arl,, Unnch Vean*.
CF.IVF.D-within the present month,
(Ma>) al IheChurleatown Aputhcrary and
r Store, another supply of Early Bunch
ft of several aorta.
• •
JAMES BHOVVfV*
fcy 7, 1939.
rvauuin, WEIKLV, AT
I'KH . V.V.Vt'.W.
Table half yearly, bail Two Doij-iai
IM received as peymenl in full, if p«'.J
•ly iu advance. Whenever paynwot ia
red bryoud the expiration ot the year,
•I will be charged.
tSuhacripliou* for ail mouth*, |1 Si, to
' i invariably w *k»»u.
ADVEKTI8INO.
ltentsofedverlWBf.af«oraaqaare in
--, for three iaaertioM—brger ones
• uropaftsBaV bck • mwLauiaM*
rsowt*.
advertsMaseato «ot ordere* »V a
er»«1)« eotttoued until forftld
" • ' • ' • "
—Twaic-ni
^i-.R'i^ --i-J^i-^
•'•
.!..__-
O T I I ' l - . l t i o i K fill** —l'—.?
'
J^f-l_
*!--
*t
- •
vostKinnr.
Governor Lircas' Me"s«ago ii;(oo long
From ifit Mobile KQruter, Mty £1.
mat leader of the Republican party, uniting can sticrVed, before the p*ople,
The fate of Mrs. Anton, the acY<>;n- for insertion entire. U Is a recapituknd, but for the odiou* measured ol have nothihff to gain,—but every thing
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The United State* Gaiette of June
rrr
Ir. Adams'* administration—the alien to Ion and dread from division. Ano- I'mhfid lady of Oov. Alston, of South lation of tho provisions of the law of
Wo received by yesterday cvenin/s iHxtatej tnat the venerable Chief JIMre* Ax»tm.
Ohio
for
surveying
the
'boundary
and
nd seditidB law*, direct taxes, eight ther violation of our will and solemn Carolina, .and daughter of Anron Burr,
mail, New .York papers cnnlnininc trie lice M'arthall remains very unwell st
cr cent loan*, standing armies, etc. mockery, are greatly to IMS deprecated ; as been shrouded in mystery for more extending her Jurisdiction over the dis- Intelligence received by the Orpneus, h'm lodgings in Walnut street, Pliila001.. LUCAS'S SPEECH.
we, ere thi», might perhaps have ap- the election of Mr. Adam* produced ran twenty year*. Occasionally, in- puted territory, and the resistance of- Cant, uurscly, which we riotic«d^y«!S-dclphia.
The. foll-j* In j upetcb,- dcll red bj Col. E. iroximated much .nearer to the Eng- tremendous agitation. Our free i
eed, some clcamfc ofjight have 'been IcTreO by UlQ nulliorilina of Michigan to icrday tit havinjf been telcgraphPd 1 at
r.ic»«, «t lite lal« diniWMl
irt Constitution and British Form of tutions were fnen *hoken to their foun- irown around her melancholy end, the measure, the opinion of -tho'Oo- Kcw York on Tuesday.
' A correspondent of the New York
rrr r iipjf from Uin. Clmrlcltoivn ArgUl : "
Government, in accordance! With the dation.
nd-the-belief is-that eho fell n viclii.-, •vcrnor.an thc.inbject \» indicated very vTho chi«« fnim Paris arc Jo the 13lh Kiii|tiirci
•mentions' that it
nppoicd wishes nf Hamilton, John
I need not add, that I feeUhe neces- o. piratical atrocity.. . SomethrecYcarj clearly in the roflowing extratit , Irom of
> |*n
et thcy^O
not contain, any said in Paris 1hat General Bernard will
'
"
t ..... "*
reponei that a Hie cbhcluiioii *f hlA
Iratcd. by this now evidence of your Adam* and others, known to have been sity .of union, and pledged to .support go it was currently reported
nuYlitioimf information"' Iif .rcfere.nco
be, sent here, accompanied by (he CbitnJldrtrti*er,
friendship wid esjfiem. . :1 trailer you tvorable to oh hereditary, aristocratic the nominees of the BMtlWOTT Con- nn TOiiding in one of the interior
tho indemnity* ,Wo conclude, there- ncllnrnf Stale ," M, I'lrtcon.'to settle all
"Gcnticihen
—
The
whole
subject
is
iovernmcnt-T-if
not
even
.to
monwmy •' hcunfMt -ncknow'tcdgcttienU tot
vention V ft* they aro both tried and ex- mwntic* cf (hi* *tat«, mado tome disfore that the Cliambc^tif.p^rshad .not
• •
perienccd' 'Republicans, who
' .have
'
de*
l<wmeonhi»dr*tliH«l-*Mcr.we7rtto haw before yoii iforconsid'eratioiV. tfio at tlwt data 'acted on the hill wl.lch
the dist'nRwithed honor you arc- this hy.
But, those high 'handed measures, served well ot the country nnd of their onfirm'Uin confession previously made !|!iestioii .ijcccssnrily arises, what cliall passed the Chamber of Deputies.
ilny i cnnfcrtim;, upon me, conscious
* Thomas Moit, Esq. has hern Appoint- >a.*sed in violation uf the Conhtilution, party— ami arc men of unqucstionabl
a culprit on the gallowo, that the be done? '. Shall we nh'uulon our just
lM it, ii not justified by .nay
Mr.' -M\ illusion nnd family, iCwill
iiider the dangerous doctrine of «m^/iW integrity and talents. .
which Mr*, Alston sailed, was r.laiiii, relinquish our indisputablo rights, be *tScnf wero-atjFlyrnoiutlv England, od Clerk of the Cmmty Court of Fairabilities, I ulay possess..
fax
and
proclaim
to
th0
world,
that
the
Act
v/w rrr, Mtiuit'At)w R^poWitajxpirty} ' '
i for.he>Jtiik,c of,..hc.r nlatc, niid
the fijzajo Conntitulion hnviri't put in
ftelwlntron* W im»T»»»'stssion <jf
'
ITccl
pccially under «uch ni I have been liey rallied in their strength and defeat- ment—
... f
called upon to act, the highest rcwaid d Mr. Adam's, -who wa* again the
THE . Dr.MocnAcr OR YlRciltiA,- we copy.'from the Alabama Journal, i\\f) .General Assembly jvero mere emp- Tho ftigate fired a royal salute, , which
or a public servant, is the approbation itdcral candidate, andclected Thomas Npw and alway* triumphant, when pes to throw some additional light on ty things? • Or, rather, 'shall wo not was answered by tho San, Josef guard- delay h\s contemplated visit lo the Kip
of his constituent*. -Thin, it .has been 'eflcnon. They then hod the major! great and vital principles are involved. no subject. The fact* mentioned in it fas was declared in said' resolutions to ship, Captain Falcop, C. B. the corn- Rapt until after the arrival of the United
Frigate . Constitution—which
my good fortune to' receive, greatly y, nnd they alway* have had it ever Tho Civil Revolution of 1801, was are now to us, and will be probably, to be our duty,]' prepato to carry their 1 maiuler, bavins; previoualy gone along- vessel, \vith
Mr. Livingston on board,
provisions into effect? The laitcrt I* side the -Constitution. A royal saluto
enhanced by tho warm, gcncroui, and incc, and (till'have. Mr. Jefferson achieved undrfHhe auspices of their moat of our readers:—
r.calun* Mippott given me, by my wa* 'decidedly democratic in all hi* Jefferson, and consummated .under
CONFESSION OF A PIRATE. doubt not will be your resolution; and was also fired from the beltencstif the b now daily csp«ted.--v?/ex. Co*.
The public, no doubt, remembers the I trust, that, by your acts, Votr will citndel m compliment to the American
Democratic fellow-citizens of the dis- pinions and principle*; .and he carried Madison—That of. 1829, how in pro
.Ahem ! The 'following is the condutrict, the recollection of which' shall nto power exalted virtue, transcendent grcs* under Jarkion,.will toon be con* story ol tho daughter of Aaron Burr, manifest to the world that Ohio knows ambassador.
dmtf
paragraph of an Address published
her
Constitutional
rights;!
that
she
has
long bo cherished with pride aud grati alents, and unyielding firmness. He summated
who
Was
the
wife
of
Governor
Alston,
Van Burcn, of .the
'.
.GREAT BRITAIN.
by
Mr.
Hugh Goodwin, Jr. one Of the
toon put the Government upori the Empire State
tudc.'
if South Carolina, On the .return of independence chough to a^ert them; ' Parliament resumed! business on the Delegates
to the late Baltimore Con)Vo arc met here, fellow-citizens, rue Iteniihliccn tatk, nnd set the seal
icr father from Europe, about the year and that she can neither bo scdiiccd by 12th, but nothing of consequence had
vcntiun,_aji having been delivered i>y
for the purpose of interchanging grat- of condemnation upon Federal uaurpa- , . A FRATERNAL IcEllUKE.
1612, she embarked from Charleston on llntlrry, bullied by diplomatic manage- been done, .All the fm'nistcrs had not him
to his Countrymen since JiU reV3lh what violence and bitter- The following paragraph U from a Jank.ion a visit to him at New York,, on board.a ment, nor driven by menaco* from the yet -taken their places, and would not
• -,ul*ti«n«, <w'd , commemoratine the siic- ion.
turn from that famous .Reunion : .
ccsaof the Democratic party, in tho ness hi*administration WMopposed!^ tapfr, maKagtmcmn couik-i «ii* Enytifw. irivateer built vesnel. and wan never Mippnrt of.Jlipsc riithts. And, gentle- il u-a* onppiKrd till the 2(Hh. .'^. . .
, late elections: and, I may be pcrmit- he Federal party;—with what dimicard of afterwards. It seems that her men, you may rest assured, that whatThe West- riding y district of .YorkTtuftfrnoertttic Prtuei in I'irginta,
"'Fellow Citiiens: This Govern-.
"riends at first thought the versel had ever measurcs,'.in y'nur wisdom, you shire, had returned Lord Morpeth by a ment
tnl to tay, the day and Uic spot select- culty . he ,*aved .the ..country, .then, We have been sickened and disgust
belongs to the People. §oveniay
:
direct,
.>r|il'be--;fnithfully
pursued
ed far llic occasion are most Ppprbpri- young, and' comparatively weak and with
'alien'into
the
hamlrt
of
thr
,.irates;
and
of iiidciieiidc'nce
am
» » » i n Uic
wi» want
win**, v*i
IUUVVVUMVIIW M
IIIS
a • i .1 . ..*
«
majorjlyloi:
ly ..
-".' ' .
,
Me—They recall -incident* pint -oor, with the whole debt of the revo- manly filling ditplBr-l in the fitpn- aftcrwM«cOTdudcdthttt' it wasvvrcck- by the Executive, fo the' full extent of
Sir John Bryn»e, the member for what you are a component part^ IJc-hiscences of thrilling intercut. During lution yet upon Ui from a war with rtrWni; inconMstent course pxinucd by «d and lost. inffiSears frTOB U5c |t5ic- hfeCOTslttnrtmitilTHmor; 'and the mean* PoolerKaV
been ''created a Peer,-with liold, then, Ihe tree of.ni/criy
""
joth
France
and
England,
although
that
may
be
placed
under
hirtiontrol."
our revolutionary struggle, and carrj
some of the Democratic nrcsse* in Vir- gf «»* of a respectable merchant of Mothe title of Boron Stafford. Lord Pal- ed thereon is the American Engle,
in the spring of '75, as it known to their high Handed lawless outrages up- inla," W« recollect that several of J>«e, that a mun died m that city recentmerston, the foreign Secretary is a can- with his broad and spreading winga,
Wool.—Thi'i is bccomir.- to be one didate for the vacancy from Poole.
rhpstv if upt'nlK oPyon, General .Wash- oa our peaceful commerce and national them, lone nine* expressed a profcrenc* ly^, who confestcd to his physician on
holding in hi* beak a scroll, on which
ington selected' Hugh Slflphonson ant rights, were unparalleled for enormity, to Richard M. Johnson; many "f them Ins dying bed, that ho'bad been a pi- of the most' important interests-of-the
The mfimbfir Irotn Stnmdiiairacccpt' ls^ins^be^rVia~Bur
rate,
and
helped
to
destroy
the
vessel
country.
The
farmer,
by
the
improveDaniel- Morgan, to command two urc familiar to all.
when .they heard the result of. the. de
cd the Chiltcrh Hundreds to make loom union, and Liberty!'"
He wa* succeeded, by the virtuous liberations of the Baltimore Convcn and all the crew and passengers,' in ment of his utock, timl attention and for Lard..l, Russell.
companies of • rifie-men— tlic quota
judgement
in
its
management,
can
with. Virginia had been called upon -to and distinguished Madison, who had m lion, hoisted the flag of ''Van Buren which Mr*. Alston hod embarked for
The Melbourn ministry have had,
It U stated that the stock of every
iurniib. And such was the patriot* rough ana stormy sea to steer, and soon and Johnson." But when the Rich New York. He declared, nay* this out doubt make it a very valuable branch so far, great difficulties to contend with, finished
nil road in the "country i* now
The
demand
is
rapidof
his
business.
ntlcman,
that
after
the
men
were
all
feeling in tbis,.Rart of '"the Ancien was imperiously com
and
do
not
appear
to
have
much
confimmd Enquirer refused. it* support to
above par."
iiilarlv
great
at
this
fed,:thoro. was an- unwillingness on
incrcasi
~
wishes of his party, to re commend war
panics were immediately raised
! subalterns, the dependants; WH
sumption
was so great as the following rcgardcdis very problematical,considagainst
England,
whose
aggravated
In.
Alston,
who
had
not
resisted
•_ .' '-Voluntary
enlislment-^-one at Winches
pusillanimity that we never looked fo
ladclphia rimes ha.i-thi: following:—
, iter;4 and* giother it ''Shc'phejrQiftswri wrongs could no longcr.kc s.ubtniUed.to Irajn the -Virginiapress,.they tremble them or fought t hem, nn d therefore they paragraph shows:
ering that in the, House of Commons ,~,!iAno- P-r°Pr'(-tor. of •this paper Jut
' : composed of the. flower of tho coun without 'national diagrace and nacrifi- toko tcitfi ihtptojile against the disap 'drew lot's who oliouIdpciTuriu tliu'ileca;"
IheV KaVe" ority !a'majority of •irom 15 "WCeV recovered-' jdilgtfinent" against a
;l»sl year in the: United .Suites was -75 to 30 in a body composed of between
tryr~ They turned out for twelvi ces, which no free people could -.car. ointed Delegates to 'the Baltimore U it had lobe done.
The jot fell on this. pirate, who de- millions of pounds, in addition to which six and seven -hundred members. Tho Postriiontcr for a paper not talii-n frum
months—-inmished their own rifles an> And I surely need not remind you of lonvcntion.' They preferred follow-in
hia office, of which lie neglected to
equipments, ami marched, at n shoi the cour»e']>ursued by tliia Bame Fed- in the wako of the Richmond Enqnir clares that he effected his object" of put- about '3 . millions were imported from conservative party'scent to be very con- inform him. All Postmasters who-dp
notice, to Boston, then invested by th eral party, under the significant desig- cr to doing their duty, by respondin ting the lady to death, hv the iayin-j; a abroad, making 'tmY'whoj? qua*ntijy fident of their strength, and we should so render themselvps liable, ant) ought •
enemy in considerable-Jforee. in twen nation of ('The Peace Party." But to the voice, and sustaining the choice plank along the edge-o'f.tfibslfip half on manufactured in American factories se- not be surprised if on some importarit to be held accountable.'' ' '
notwithstanding thei mwt •trcnuotu of the people.
it and half off, or. over the .edge,, and venty eight millions of pounds. In ad- question they would, out vote the minty one day*..
Opp'wltion.and uio.al
o.almost overt treason
made Airs.-Alston walk on '-the pjsuik dition to the above, manufactured wool* isters,""
We learn from the."Lewisburg AUeartford Cortvcntionisbf, and'
till it -tilted" over into :ffio"water''with oil cloth was importe'd to till: umonnt of
sixty .years ago, 'this Sh'cphcrdstow
It is given us an instance of the ghaniAii, ttattho White Sulphur Springs
six
millions,
making
the
entire
contheir
adhercnto,
this
war
wns
brought
her. The dying pirate requested his
company assembled for the purpose,o
We extract the following. fconT tfl article physician to make his etoiy public,- sumption in this country eighty: four weakness of the. ministry, that before are already well attended, and that the.'
u
.
' organizing, and partaking of a barbc toi'a successful, and a glorious tcrmina- in the National Intelligencer: - ; _ „ , . .
Lord John Russell's defeat in Southde- other great watering, places in. the. <rk
*' —' ^-'--tefore •."-'
the——*— 3 — of his second
but his survivina; family will not permit millioiij ofppunds. .......
• '.'.
cue, given them by Colonel Morgan turn,
von, they had been: driven to bring in ciniiy.arc roceiv-uig'.ramd accessions of.
r
No one who has been familiar wit or consent that the name of the deceas1\ (isfiir.gtonian.
. .-• -- • ~
. •
the relative, of the present worthy pro- term. ,.-. • ' . - . ' • •
nine of their members upon Scotch b'o'- company.
'-•'.i
, •"
Our party next elected the amiable the hfstory of Congress but must be ed should be known.
prietor within my eye; on which oc
roughs,' and that now Lord John himsensible
of
the
deterioration
which
th
Front
the
JVVtc
York
Tran.icri]>t.
The
above
tale
was
repeated.
ovci
casion, an arrangement wus made "tha and Revolutionary patriot! James Monself bos been obliged to resort to a boIt.is said that Prince George of Cum- •
BREACH OF PROMISE.
' the .W/TIPOM, of those, then prescn roe, who, unfortunately for us, appoint- character of the popular branch ha* and over by the merchant before .menrough to obtain a seat in the House of bcrland runs a fair chance of-being reexperienced
since
it
came
under
th
An action for breach of promise, un- Commons.
ed John Quincy Adam* Secretary of
tioned, in the presence oi a number of
. _,
should juect at this tpring, and ui
•
.
stored to tight. The on <lit is; that ha
"
who was afterwards, U you all dominion of the principles of " th gentlemen whoso names can be given. der somewhat ncnrel circumstances, is
Mr. O'Conn ell has publicly nnnounc- a to marry his cousin, the Princess
for . ' \ on the tin t day of
;
spcm
of the then five surviving; patriot*, out al chair, "And" KaVing been reared sem
of ninety seven—Major Henry Bedin- y his father a Federalist, and confirn.- tives,*cacb having equal' right) and i secrecy, than, that lie' should not dis- cuit Court, IH ...in Judge Edwanls.—
Lord Stanhope, the patron of : CasStrange but True.—To aidI. us, we
g'jr.-of Berkeley, and his brother, Col. d in his anti-republican. notions, by equal wei it. • Qt the majority .there ose the name of the physician for the The. plaintiff is .i merchant of this city, iar Hausur, ii'af Berlin.'•
' '•' '.'.- - supjKMe, in settling the Michigan quesfor themselves, resent.- On beiti? asked -if the
of highly respectable standing and conMichael ;Bc~dhigcr, of Kentucky. Tho wing, educated abroad, and in foreign are few
Lord'Brougham has taken great of- tion 'taliafactorilyi-^^Vfn^Kr,
Esq. a
their lati was a man of veracity and rer.pcc- ncxtoiu— wcullliy . anil ,..in. . extcnsivp
o,m&r.(l say- nothing *jf hi* ••'(ihjMp
oJhwjJJlrM^the^
enco at the'appointment of Lord D^n- brother of the Hon. Silaa VViight,}r.,
businetis.
The
defendant
u
a
married
re
was
no
one
ilyV'
ho
.
replied
ther
'
"—'- ^teMlftgJM$iaB8PHr
lam;oartfae. speaker of the; House of thc-Ntw/YorkSenator in Congrc4s,ihJ
v
so th flloHllB. -'Tf
ond General Finley, -of . Oliio, were an,) m
"conMelitfaHnend of Mrr-VarrBiftPnT'
Hudaob,
of
gtcat
pc'rsonul
attractions
warned that his story would get
ectly savage lit the neglect of his ta- together with Co\. Mack, Collector/of
nto the nowspapcrSj to which ho made young, gay,
'
frV mMiiHI
..«*«'iE&aai!*
Jcnta mnmfestod by the. Premier, declarDetroit, is at preient on ;i
diu utluUplu
~
from among, us,
'
known
to
control
the
deliberations
of
informed,
IVoni
a
wanton
and
cruel
orm,)
carried
into
practice
by
his
fath
I had the honor of making one of
he first time about to be lrj,ed
the Legislature of that .State whence
Among ' the prisoner.-! tried and broach of. fjith on the port of tho lady. country how long a Government can' are noted for their courtesy to strangers,.
the largo -company >. present, • at this
1
but they also are in the habit! of doing '
the
rt'riM.
of-this
political'
plague
has
the
particulars
of
which
arc,
briefly
as
onvictcd
at
ftejjatejsessioni
of
the
which
had
falicini-ccntrnninl, or OOyfinrcelebration, Thus did
'in,<l which u based on the principle their own business,-and their represen-"
- . " .,
in 1B'J3, and I regret that time will cn with the tint Adams, after having been cotninunica^cd to the General ;ircuit Court for the County of Wash- follows: .not including one man of talent." tative's now assembled arc well <:oin|ieeen at the -bottom of the wheel, some
.
~
»'——•'* --fthe-Ute" ambassador ti-nt of Mcmsefcei-to execute their del«-:;r
WrTntiff
in the suit, rarnaaa
who'was"then
hristo.....
^'WW-rfFW'''**?**''&'"Vcytr* i
•* — i*ri n n
_____
_
ed by a portion of tkat band of patri. . . .
i«wsp -a«ii
opposition, and carries every thing ndictment for stealing .one cut-glass commercial firm at New Orleans, came lays with his family at WhiddcMvs hotel,
ots—the first, I believe, to take- up liemselves at the top -.—and, aided by
Old
,—During the last visit
arms and cross the Potomac in the war" lie accession of apostate Republicans, before it But in the General Govern- rult and oilier articles from"'- Alc&jm- to this city to purchase goods, and at- n this borough.—His' excellency ar- of the U. S. ship United State*, at VotirIraurn tntn '* Pnnlitinn" hv Uflnrv ment, however it may have affected er Ray. When asked by the court tend to other business transactions, and rived here yesterday, in the ConstituCapt. Dacw*). th« !
ilay,—with
what confid«nce and vio- tKf Exccuffvfc 'trirltnTlt -mu-u
n
in t h o cetjrse c£ tos pwssj'rS s he• however, to express, tho high gratificaiori'Amb'ncan 'fngatef "BO^'guns, "rti® der of the Guerriere, came into th»»
been
able
completely
to
master
the
met
the.
lady
who
now,
with
.her
htisencc
did
they
rally
to
the
charge.
o
say
why
sentence
should
not
be
tion I feel at seeing here,to-day, one of
nen, Captain Elliott, bound to the U port in command of the English lioe-ofjaw, he band. is destined to figure as the defenlassedUUD
** • '
' ' * didaheJtemote
tboM gWlsrit'?plfltj;~of whom I have
toppeddlo
fonvord a few paces, and with danUm the law proceeding roferrcd to. i ad been off port in heavy wcnUieramT baUlg_gh_in Edinburg-—he immediately,
been speaking,: honoring us -with hi* racy fight' (He cause of their violated
ahd sovereignty;—how indigmanifest
contrition in his look:* and de- They met ot the house of a mutual 'og for several days before she bore up. upon liis introduction to Capt. liallani,
presence—at the head of our festive ngnts
™ . » t . M»
J J«» .
ft*
_ _ J - . *» - after his old friend
commodore
cannot
be
rallied
to
every
thin?
the
ontly
discard
thin
Clay-made1'resiwrtment,
addressed the, court in the friend, at a party to winch both were flic ladies of Mr. Livingston1! family inquired
board—surrounded by, some of the
HULL. -j_ •
.-'- - : - .
party
detircs
to
accomplish.
Someent;—How
nobly
triumph
in
Jackson's
invited.
She
was
then
unmarried,
nnd
bllowing
'correct
and
touching
mansons, grandsons', and great tpandiont,
lave sufTered much from cea sickness,
r*^^™'
• '
~""
the introduction led, after several, sub- and the' hon> gentleman himself ; does
of tho.-ie who nerved with him in that ledion,—and how fully has he justi- times U U rallied only with great diffiWe notice in.«: London paper,-!be,
culty,
and
after
much
drilling
and
la"May it please die Court.1 I am sequent interviews, to reciprocal decla- not appear in good health. The wind
.memorable campaign, and Buffered icd the .wisdom of their choice;.
report of a trial for a breach of promise,
rations
of
the
moat
solemn*
and
fervent
Hut by the •' machinations of tliis bor," and :<ow ami then it cannot be T-sensible
that.
I
have
offended
-against
with him incarceration on board of
continues
contrary;
and
it
i»
to
be
s
:—ss —»w—TM
•
—_.
in.which a verdict was rendered of 17," British prison *hips. I allude to ame party'with the same, distinguish- rallied at aO. Yet it is always uuflU he laws'of God and my country/end attachment. Vowa of an import so tcn- iopcd that ere it prove favorable for the 000
ciently
powerful
in
numbers,
when
coler
and
affectionate
had
not
been
long
am
truly
ashamed
of
my
conduct,'
d
chamnipn,
who
made
John
Quincy
Constitution'
to
proceed,
himself
and
Major Bcdinger, whose nervice*. as an
, officer during the Revolution, and uni- Adams President, and with oilier dc- operating, as it always does, with the and sincerely sorry for it. I am an exchanged, before our hero made pro- companions will have received the aldShoe Robinton.—'the long exform support of Democratic principles, orters from our ranks, some, no lest bxf cutivo, io prevent any action which ild soldier, now in the decline of life,. iosals of marriage, which were readily vohtagc.of repose and change of uir.
pected Novel with thin title, by JOHN
.ever since, entitle him to oar warmest listinguished than'he, aided and abetted " t h o party" disapproves. This has nd have, in .tiino-past, fought and icceptcd, on condition' only, Jiowcver,
T2Vw«* May M.
P. KENNEDY", Esq. of Baltimore, has
_
gratitude, -He wrnow in his eighty- iy that powerful and corrupt institu- been seen in different instances, which iled'for my, country. I have got an hat ne should leave the .south and fix
issued from the presdi of Mewrs.
second year—emphatically apatriot and ionr-the U. 8. Bank; another attempt it is not necessary for us here to par- lonorablo discharge from the army, lisresidence in this., part, of tho contiFuris adviceB are to the 13th pfMay, been
Carey
lic«l»r«e,
of
the
coriflicl
f Lea * Blanchard, Philadelphia, .
'
nent—»bu
not
being
disposed
to
leave
N
now
being
made,
to
carry
the
clecvhich
is
now
in
my
jiossossion.
All
I
-owAfyof-'76—not-*^elt«tyled whig
cluHve. Tiro pipehf are yet almost
ipn, in '37, again into' the House of of the party orders with the not-whol- :an say, in extenuation of my conduct ho bracing and healthy climate of the. •utud y c ngtosscU by the State Trials, and' w announced for tale by the 1
.
ly-extinct sense of independence in a s, that I was unfortunately inebriated lortli for tho bogj and morasses of New o wliich an additional interest -had sellers of Baltimore, The - United
{eprcscntativcs—where:we -may. JD
There arc' in fact, fellow
State* <; aze Ho, i n unnounei ng t h i s l»^"
ap'd ^rfere;: wcvc*'-.-Have ^existed'-' in this I>ccU K-t)jey.«hall ;su«;c«ed_, ,to be part of those who comprize ivhat is it the time I.committed, "the, dfTenct;, Orleans. Willing at any.risk-topolige >een gi ven by a how persecution of the test production. of Mr. Kennedy, say»,
termed
the
majority
;
is;
that
the
House
lic-fairobjuct-of
hi)i.fottil
regards,
and
second
time
cheated
but
of
our'choice.
laving
been
tmguardedly
•induced''-!®
l*rej«,-cnture'd-'-ujHuvliytht!
-Chamber
Country, biit two parties—no_matter
Fully convinced by the repeated of Representatives collectively, and as drink too much, -in company- AVittrrr anxious to delay as little as possible the of peers through a deceased member "We rrave-reod ori*; w'twiy'cnaptert
what new names may be assumed^—
riumpns
of our cause, in elections, a Legislative body, appears to have al- >rother soldier whom 1 chanced to consummation of bi&. earthly bliss, hn of it. -The Tfibunt, it seems, was of the work, and find them racy and,
Federal -and Republican; and these
pleasing. The styj|> - in good, and the
sprang up about the time of tho adop- hat we. have a large majority over most lost all regular volition. If we meet I know I'have done wrong;. •ompleted"his arrangements here, bi.il sei-/.<:«l on Sunday the 9th of May,- for story exceedingly interesting:*1
tion of the Federal Constitutions—Al- heir cnmAin<•(/ forces, they have brought look back, for example, to the history |here the old man seemed much afl'ect- lis loved one adieu, and started, full ol :ho 113th lime, for an article ' ogainit
exander Hamilton had tiie credit of be- out Jmlt,e White;—and are now teck- of the last Congress, we shall find, that ;d) -and deserve punishment; but -I wpe and joy, to sottle his. aflkirs. al >he Oraml Referendary of the House ol
Marry- not- 'a gambler,' a 'tippler, or a
defeat with the sole exception of the honon lope the court will be pleased to take >omo, •preparatory to quitting^ there; Peers, the Oukn l>ecazc. It announing the leader of the* former, ant nc in thia way, to divide aridiavo
ue
haunter of U veins, because he who
ofl'eredto
the
memory
of
LAFAYETTE
ii
forever.
Ho
was
not
idle
in
'nto
their
consideration,
that
I
am
now
the
same
time,.
they
"
;
Thomas Jefferson of the latter,
ces that, 'after being visited; since. Jan- ha* no regard for hiiuWli' will never
term FtderaKit, wa* originally used U houhced most uniparihgljr our promi- an occasion which called forth mi ex- in the evening of life and will pass nuking the necessary preparations, for uary, IK'll, with fines to I he union n t u l have any^for his-wife or children.
pression
of
genuine
patriotic
fruling—
nent
men,
supposed
to
be
.most
populis
return,
and
in'
three
months
alter
upon me a merciful sentence."
designate the advocates for a genera
Und it* editor with imoriion
At thn close of,th|i tpuchingaddrcsn, lia 'doparturc he waa ' again in. \Ncw ncnt, forming, aUogethcr a period .of ; A» aitt: evidence, nf .improveiurjit in
convention ftom the several Stales,, for lar and likely to be selected, as our the House of Representatives niaui
Tested
no
energy,
and
made
h'tllu
which seemed to aflect the' court and York,—ready ial.fulflL.lha_inipi>ttaiiJ orty-nina yeani, its rau/tonncmirn/.has the West, it inaj' be- mcntiontffl that s.
' '---'^e articles candidates. Their abuse is (till kept
gross.—It had, so to 6pcak,~TrcttlW 3tTWh i> he ard,i t, a pu t i t ion to -the Pr«nU xngagiiinent he had to'^lacUyjEnjcted
d*.---'-'JVi'tsjiciuimb<.!i:U_»ay*, daily pajier4»«»taUuhed -at
of the' old confederation ; or forming a
nor. will. Its want of powe; dent in favor*of the prisoner was im- nto. In a few short weeks, however, " as the brave'do, with our looks
fixed Ohio.
Federal Government. .
' . _ , _ has. always been their policy-^Thomas •power
and
progress
was
not
that
".wise
am
what
casualties
may
occur,
what
difliJefferson,
Mr.
Madison
and
Gen.
Jackmediately drawn up, and signed by
upon the enemy. • -Let not this govern• Thomas Paine claimed to-be tin
masterly
inactivity"
which
'Mr.
BUHKK
ton were, each in'their turn, assailed
the Court, tho district Attorney, and culties may intervene, to mar the most ment exult too much in our fall. In
-~-Jjirst~t
ra.'-ftKo Cincinnati' Courier,
' re commcndu i it wau rathe
.present ' I n .less
'. " anil, in till* sense of,tlie term, to be the {iut as Mr. Van Buren, Col. Bentdn, the rolling of a hulk in the trough o •almost-every','oje
"
~
the
moil
fervent
and
bright,
anticipathan
an
hour
the
gentleman
who
waited
it is, unwittingly, carried alo'hgt,.our
first Federalist. And, truly, in ihi*
tent have occurred during the preieiit
sea, constantly tossed and agitated upon the President with the petition, tionil The-female whom ho had re- fall is but the fort-runner of its own."
sense, Wa»lington, Jefferson, Madison mid other* have been, for some time the
1
v
making no he id-way. For Illus- returned with a favorable answer, and garded as posucsMug ungeli' . purity
PORTUGAL.
. week. Amoag them Were a*, many ;iand all, were..Federalist*—so said Mr past. .And with what other view, but
trations of thin, we may refer to the the prisoner was soon after discharged; without dissembling and without guil.c
The intelligence from this kingdom four deaths.
Jefferson in his inaugural address— nave they beeli crying in pack against cose
Kentucky contested elec not. 'however, before a collection in whom liis soul's affection and warm- is not important. The principal topic
"We are all Federalist!, all Rcpubli a National Convention? Arc WTE to tion, ofatthe
the
session before the taai amounting to $l9,"was made for the est hope* ware all • concentrated—liud of Malversation ami, q>e.nihtii>u is the - The_ Northampton Courier, tinvihg,
blind,
as
not
to
see
through
all
this?—
cans.'* The first regular rallying o
after • month'* .debate, th poor man, to enable him to get cloth- during hi* brief absence, given her hum marriage of the queen, lor whom va- ab.urtlly'enough, 'confounded Colonel
parties was,' however, upon Jc-ht They tell u* that the Bank U dead- when,
House voted that it was not able to dc
to another, and,-"on his appearing to rioun princely personages are suggested Joluuon of Kentucky, with Colonel
Adam* and. vThoma* Jefferson, durin thai" the question of its re-charter, or cide a question so plain that a'boy fron ing and to return to his family.
Gas. claim her as her own, had passed the a* a second husband. A *on, of the Johnnou' of Viiginja, the (<lobn taktti
tiie last terrn of General Washington' the creation ol another National Bank, the lowest form of a country schoo
bridal honey moon.
Archduke Charles of Austria,- and d Up thb cudgels to. dcfi-jid Ti-cumx-i'i
administration—rail' parties having uni ha* nothing to do with the-{pending
to a fool'
thiitg
8uch nrb the ciirum«Uncei, »» rela- inline of the grand-ducal; family wf from butting, aud horse .acupj
ted in the first place, after the adop- Presidential election, whilst that very would have been condemned
A
late
candidate
in
a
northern
boled tt it for an instant
ted to in, of the trial that is to take place Baden arc spoken of, but objections are of which it indigiiautly nays, he never"
tion of the Federal (.'('institution, in tb Ilinls is now extending it* loan*, and
rough
of
England,
being
asked
whyhf
question, menente
during the-next month at the'Circui urged'against Uoluj the determination was guilty in bit lift). The Col. conelevatioti-tb tho Presidency of that goo in «omc instance*, we arc asiured,' so earnestly to Congress by. the Presi did not canvass the electors, replied:
Court of this city. If, indeed, it be of the Cortex not to hav« any connec- fine* hirgeiiiui to. much safor speculaeven
beyond
the
limited
period,
fixed
and great man, who deservedly stow
'It'*
useless;
their
independence
is
true, that developemenu *o extiuordi tion with the- Holy Alliance to thin C>r- tions, Sie;inilniLit.i and .Indian conlwtu
for tho expiration of it* charter,—and dent at the opening of the last session
first with all parties.
too
well
known."
'
.
_
dered upon in sullen tilence fu
nary-a* we have adverted .to will hi mer, ami his religion (1'rolentant) to with the (Jim-iniin'iil, when be ii »m«Hut, many who. called \hcmsclve U actively engaged in preparing the
ie entire months, and at hut got ri indeed!" sneered the -mterVbeator.— tnudc in the progress of the |>ni<ved the, latti-r. A letter, dated Ijibon, lu'v,in mid cannot ln..e.--/i'ii'/i. ll'Ai.:;.
Federalists, were really monarchists train for new scene* of dutre**, to fall of by
til," replied the candidate, 'long ings, they will excite a more lively in
spasmodic effort which bad th
in principle. Hamilton wo* of'.In upon us, about the time of the election, air of aany
experience hu taught me that the vo- tcrest among this community than fo April •:!>, state.! that I'lince Maximilian, 1 A young bull (Lafay«tte) the properthing bat volition."
The
Bank
i*
not
dead.—The
crisis
not
•Ump—ond the father of Federalism
ters of the borough of
.
are the many year* ha* be'eu created by an; brother of the deceased, i» expected ••>! ty pi M i : - u . II, Clay and Samm-l
the capital, on the invitation of hU tiiin this seme. Ana he succeeded, b over. "We know full well from put
most
indcp«ii(lctit
Voters
in
England
ter, the Enipron*. In the mean time, Siuilb, tui-nty-tliM-u mouth* of *g«>
VtrythavgMM, •Day before ycbU-r for they uniformly take bribes from al nirijirvu cause presented to * jury.
his ere at tslenU and address, in intro experience, the party opposed to us
never
tire*.
It*
effort*
are
unceasing;
LAIIUK lUn. SniNts.—It is state it doe* not appear .ponitivoly ,tlut the Wdigh«d a few day* since ffltim hunday, a* one of'the joiner*
j
at work on on parties, aud vote fur whom they please
ducmg his principle* and high tone
lmtnty->fJurpoUidtH« *'*<
land
I
have
purposely
recurred
to
our
new office was engaged in siding u afteraU.- lam, therefore, resolved to in the papers that during a severe tqua! queen ha* yet contented to another •Jrttiand
policy, (to some extent,) at the yet
imiclux il of lien. Van Ren*«I«ar of
commencement into the Federal Gt past history, to warn you against "
the gable1 end, tome twenty five c profit by the lesson and save my cash. in Uallatm, Tenn. hail stones fell in th marriage. •
There ww u rumor at Lisbon on the Albany. New York, by Mr- Clav.
form of tolid chunks of it* many weigh
vurnment, under tW adniini»tr»tiou a design*. •
thirty feet from the ground, the. (login
(LtMgtMCKy.)'
If we do not unite upon tome par- upon which be *a* standing gave wa
ing a quarter of a pound—and ayerag 2d of May, of the death of Don Mi,
.Washington—tho father of hi* coun
gui-l,
but
it
wa*
not•U-licvt-d.
Very
The-Michigan
'Convention
have
e»ticular
candidate,
we
cannot
succeed;
ed
from
tiff/it
to
nxteen
inchtt
in
fir
and
fell,
but
as
good
luck
would
hav
try.
ilification of voters to cuntftrrnct! One of t|ipm wa» picket lew adherents of the Don , if any, at»A lad tixteen or«***ntecn >«w* old,
They artfully claimed him a* their We must be defeated before the pec- it «be (»ught in the gable cud window
all white males above 91. who have up aJhir the dorm w^h weighed pear to rt main -ill, I
{«4, Mid tin: jumped out of the tuurth slury window
.—The election will then go into and remained safe. His first exclamaleader, and under the influence of hi*
House.—What will there .take tion a* ipeclators gathered aroun resided two years in the United State* pound! It must have Men ratiier awV govurnment of thuqueen may-bo con- of a public house iu Nashua, N. H. on
mat name, they succeeded in electing
•
and six month* in the State. All nut ward to have been caught out in sue tide red fully estabtisbed in the affection* Sunday night last, while asleep and es, no roan can fore**—Bui eftsJohn Adam* IVfuident in the first intake the oath of allegiance.
over Tlionta* Jeffeitaoa, the
of the people. .
j, w*> who h«ve the majority, and by
caped unhurt.
afcbower.
THE
FUEE PRESS*
mm*f»*\
•MH
"rii
It will N)
Ihoro wa« »n i
rllr <«f the Nuhv
'iud bwn sent froitij
;,..jattw to Van Dim
of upp
Thry ((tolled uprtn I
' nrnl <IHcrmln«d lo I
. thCjl, U»|
ha«n been Ihn d«T
tnfethnr with lh« I
bad...... hcen
pled
• .--- - • *
ren ami Juhn«ont j
dlgnantly a»k«l I
(for there WM I
rronttri,wllbo«t|
rotes of » «
tlmme to the i
selOathe Van I
holdhis; ami <
ntabllihed at Na
To Ik, EJil«r«/l
HU: YOU Will/
into Ihn proceedin
tinn. To pnta
mnkrlh«f
nnd after tho
.M.urs hail thctr
rommilloe apnoli
appeared to b«
TenneMfO.
_ jlscplj wsfH
inriitiiiiud iliat I
Ml.UWMMSBij
. . uLich I ncconlh
the Pre«Ucntiall
known,' that my j
upon tho mull j f
, Vio« Pronideocy.l
fcrrnl Col. Jo
Tot* for him if I
prrfn-tlj lalhfl
who >ot«f "In "
clothed with nmfl
NanhviHe.J
•Now, if Oiuil
"yield
' to
" the
'
' two or Ilircu I
teen TennesiM j
. . ' • • . perceived thaU
•iderablj lew i
. he. would bat I
To Mr. Rnfck
' not «(»
Silas iVrigbt,
triguun had.!
••uplonyferln,^
, before
upon t
and wilii Ihii
votei, In leu
avo requ
nall», ori pxl)
many types.
was Johnionl
"
i
1
D
- » . . ! " - » •
*t
•
• '_*_
1
C
lion that
the people." 1
i I.-.-jw*n«,-.-wrW.%rf!uri--«i-.r.^
'
The Al«»
TMIDCMKC
fen and John
bandied iiit
not be »urp
hold him."
ihnuld be i
too hot, a <
•be provided
ward. Ma
INSTIIUC
SLAVE INSURANCE COMPANY.
fy-The CommUtloneri appointed by Ih*
THE FREE PKE8S.
Jniled States Gazette of Jimn
i that thai venerable Chief Jutshall remains, very unwell at
tiga in Walnut itrect, Phil*.
espondent of the New York
<!i mention* that it U positively
L Paris that General Jjcnmr^Ht
Ihrrc.accomimmrclby the Cotm' State, M. PMcon.'lo settle all
.nas Moss, Esq. hai been appoint*-- •
Irk of the County Court of Fairfcunlyi Va.
.
probable that the President win
it* contemplated 'visit to the Rip
nlil after the arrival of the United
Frigate Constitution— which
_ with Mr. Livingston on board,
I daily expected.—-Jllex, Go*.
em! The following is theconclu.
barapraph of an Address published
*r. Hugh Goodwin, Jr. one of the
«tes to the lato Baltimore Conbn,
as having been delivered by
L
> his countrymen since hit rei that famous Reunion :
(*».']«.
Fallow citizens-. This Govern*
belonjrs to the People. Sove- itself is nowhere foand, but
,, ju arc a component -part. —l}e\ then,, the tree of liberty ! pcrchbereon is the American Eagle,
I his broad and spreading wings,
in his beak a scroll, on which
«ribcd, '..Van Huron Democracy
a, tod LtbertyT";
i slated 'that the stock of every
I rail road in tin- country is now
Mlity of .
^
L
'-, rimes hats the following:—"
- P.r9pr'ctftr, .of, thia paper last
r •recovered' judgement against B
nastcr for a paper not taken from
'lice, of which he neglected to
t him. All Postmasters who do
Inder themselvesliable, and ought
7 held accountable." ' " . ' . '
(Te learn from the Lcwisburp: Allei*»«iuw
t the White
•* iiivtv, Bulpliur
Ljuijiiiuroiijings
ly well attended, tad that the
great watering places in the vi•arc receiving nipid accessions of
my.
I is said that Prince George of Cum*'
ind runt a fair chance of being refed to sight. The on dii is, (hat he
marry his cousin, the Princess
.:ge but True.—To .aid us, we
t o, in settling the Michigan quciliajitfactorily,
-Wright, Esq. a
•S^fiJ^-:»™'--'-S-i1|W--W.rJgl»t,ji..;.
pfew "If orkSenator in CpngrCTtatmT;
ffiden t ial Tri<:nd" ofTWr;; VSffBBrenr*
fiber wflh Col. MB.ck,:jCollectSLijfJ
iM^A6.^. J> •* Present on a
I noted for their courtesy to strangers,
I they also are in the habit of doing
Ir own business, and their represenves now assembled ue well compcl of ttiemtclvei\Qexecute their dfele-During the Jast visit
.J U. S. ship United Statesi.at.Vstw,.
i Capt. Dacres, -the former commanf of the. Uuerriere, came' into that
•tin command of the English
line-of:
i- -I.:.. IJUlinbiirg—llr~ ——*~t-i--
bn his introduction to Capt. Ballard,
r
uired after his old friend commodore
u.. '•''. . ''
Ve notice in" a" London paper, the *
Jrt of a tri>l for a breach of promise,
which a verdict was rendered of 17,I dollars.
ol;
^_.i___
Worse Shoe Rotrinton.—The long ejt»
plcd Novel, with this title,'by. Joan
f K i : > N E u v , Esq. of Baltimore, has .
En iusued from the press of Messrs.
'rey, Lea &• Blanchard, Philadelphia,
is announced for sale by the book*
crs «f ;:Baltnn^e;rrThC 'United
atcs Gazette, in announcing this la-•
prbd.uoiion of MK Kcwjqdy, aay*,
Ve have read one or two chapters
f ihe work, and find them racy and ,
k s
° .'ng- The stjflp is good, a'nd the r
r exceedingly interesting." "
ilarry not a gambler, a tippler, 6r »
inter of taverns, because he who
rno regard (br himself will never
be any for his wife or children.
iAa an evidence of improvement in
Went, it Jrtay 1w mentioned that a
*1 paper is ejtabluhed^ at Cleveland,
line 13, says several ease* of the Cho- •'
n have occurred during the present:
fcek. ' Among them were as many as
"r deaths. .
..
fllie Northampton Courier, having, '
mrdly enough, confounded Colonel
hnson of Kentucky, with Colonel
nnsbn of Virginia, the Globe takes
i the cudgels to defend Tecumseb
jin 1'i'ltiug aud horae racing—a thing
.which it indignantly says, lie never
M guilty in his life. The Col. conDCS, his genius to much safer ipecula>
Bns, Steninlmals und Indian con track)
|ith tho Qovcrnfiifiit, when bt>:i» aura
I win and cannot lose.—liich. Whig*
f A young bull (pantyette)thepiopH- ,
' ol M.-.-isu. H. Clay and Samuel
uitli, twenty-three nionllis of age,
glied a few days since ffletn-hunI unit twenty-four povixft. H« was
brchuscd of Ceil. Van Hcnselcar of
[jbaiiy, New York, by M* Clay.
ILexington (Ky.) Mel.
| A ladsivteenor «iv«i>Ucn.
imped out of the fourth story
p public house in Nashua, N. H. on
rnday night last, while asbjtp VtAtr
fcued unhurt.
. '
Legitlature to open books for subscription to
tlie stock of the VhtmUi Blava Insurance
Company, an requeited to mtot in Cbarlcn.
^ ,
"FRESH FROM tHE
It will be reoMmbered that In our I
then was an article, aUUng, umUr the autHnrlty of the Nai«h»ill« paper*, that no delegate
had been sentfrom TenneMea to the Baltimore
Contention. The Bte|rff; though d«»otod, endiu*faitic(illy derotcd to Gen. Jatlnon, wen M>
. BTtne to Van Durr n, .that It was Imponible to
'
^t Opa necaoff Ib "Utai'urt
of Bppobiting delegatei to the grand humbug.
They looked upon the whole natter at a farce,
and determined to act no part lit it. How aihare been the ilerelopcmc nt, that her 15 *Qte«,
togelhnr with the Influence of her great name,
had been pledged, hi eooTenUon, to Van Buren and Johnionl No wonder that they indignantly niked an explanation. The Wretch
(for then wa» only one) who had hail the effrontery; without any authority, to cast the IS
Totei of a wiTf relpi state, has published hit
shame l» the world. He thus speab for himself In the Van Burcn paper which tho dfficehoMiiiK and office-seeking gentry liavo lately
established at Nanlrtillct
town on Friday the a.6th.)ntt. (to-morrow.)
LOCAL !B««f*ni*HB*.
Bale of the late LewdarJtakteVs property,
al Bolivar, llfls «*7>
fiale.of E. Hughes'* property, at Harpers:
rerry, 'Satura'ay"8««r"~'''-.
---'----
Bale of lumber at Vlrglnlui, by O.' W. i
jttnsfloa, deputy •berin^T.uesday next.
ren THB"rtkaa rar.n. •
Tbe belt melhod fur preserving Ice .through
the lummcr, h»i been a dcnidrrat'im for many
'
mere tuxtiVy; but more 11
phyilclani uu It In many cam of ulckoett, and
in some •cawi conilder It' Inditpensable. Of
course, any discovery for tho better preservation of itthould be. Imparted to the public. A
gentleman In Frederick coimtj, Vn. (of ninrll
observation) mad* the discovery I now communlcale, a tew.years ago, and. tlie plan has
been ilnco tried in Jcflcrson with such success
as to'prove its utility.
•
It ls.tltls—Fill the lea. house no higher than
tho square; when Oiled, |K>mul the Ice to a level. In an Ico homo filled up to the nmf in Hie
usual manner, lh*lcc become] poroiis Ihe Ant
Warm weather ih the upring.ind forms n niiniber of tpiraclei, which give a pauage to'the
water fronVthc melllnK Icaabove down on the
Ctinapeakt and O!iio . Canal Compnny.—The adiotimcd General Meeting
of the Stockholders of lh« Chcsaptml^e
and Ohio Canal Company was held on
the lOlh inst.; upoh which occasion a
very largo amount of the stock of the
Company, was represented.
The report of " the General Committee", was presented; responding Very
fully to the gratifying report of the President and Director!, and Concluding
.willi. Ilio. usual, resolution that the accounU of the Company are .corrccUy
stated.
.
The Stocltbnlden then proceeded to
the election cT « Ptesiiknt and «i« Directors to manage the concern* of the
Company for the ensuing' year,' .when
the following gentlemen received cyc-
E. NO YES,
DBNTAI. aVKOBOVsT,
B
k
given, Johntan received 178, which wat^nly. two or three more than two- thirds—the nura-
propcr jou can giro them a placo
Dijt of my.youth, je have:
.
Termt will he mnde known hy application
for a'correct enunciation of language. Mr N.'
It prepared to R!»e' the m'OTl aaWfietory trxtK
monlalt, and the motl rctpeetable rrferenr«,
Plrineiw Janncy, ai to lilt character, and nblllt/ and ikll| in hit
William Clinton, profemlon.
Wall»r Smith. .
Charlentown, JUne 9S.-IB3S.
Thus the lute Board is rc-clcctcd, except that Mr. Clarke it chosen to supply lh« place of Maj. George Bender,
who had nVs'igiicd .upon rcceivirig the,
appointment of CommiBsio'ricr of the
Canal.
.........
.
A Committee was appointed An in-.
quire and report to the Stockholders
K^JI^. W^t.iu*
" Slit I«M hrwi«w «*»ti^
-~ ' *
•>-.«
what mca>iirei should bo taken ta'porOOQj OVIOWi
nil iTsD iW«U^P RW
air,-but it cannot have too nine
IVct nnd enlarge the water-rights of the
. June, 1635.
A NEIGHBOR.
Company. ..And, after the transaction
!,'.' [As the plan pnipOIMllH tho foregoing conr of eoiflo busincM-of nrincjr importance,
journed until Monday,
miinication woijil save much time and labor, the mee
ptember next
those who Hare ice-homes would do wej r to TKeTlK a
Slit: Vou will iliicovw my name introdur'cd
Baltimore Conveninto the
tion..
make tho folWins »tutcnioiit I Wa»ttotlh>
~'~ legated to act In that Contcntitm. I liappento' be tn BaltlmorB at tin;)!M« of ity tltHnt;
and-after tho delegates from tlie diBeretit
states had their credential* examined by the preserves thli among their memoranda,and procommittne appointed for that purpose, there fit by ihe suggestion next winter—
appeared to M no one present representing
Tenneatee. This circumstance teemed to beTO rrta ¥iiiToai:brtMTViH :«««»• "
deeply ngretted by many, and upon Its being
A suhrcribej of yours, recently looking over
mentioned that I wai there, and a Tenneaeee*
te that I might vote, a bundle of old papers wlil.-h has not been o•n. it wu luggestod by lone
wbichlacc«rn-in„
As to
__ As
tothe
thevote
vote npon pencd for many years, found a manuscript paper
5 lyrtid.
tho Presidential nomination, it was well with the. line* (given below) written bv the
known, that my vote would hare no effect lion. Henry St. George Tucker, dcc'd, (father
upon the remit; at to the nomination for the of .the i-reffnt Judge Henry Bt. George,) on
•"n&FPiwlBencv, the .TOIB&-WM- J»t So. cleat;
and'beUevioa; as I did, thai Tennessee pro.
fcrrcd Col. Joonsoa' for that office, I gave a gave an Immediate response. Although a (crap,
vote for him as a citizen of tliis stale. I am 'til an evidence that, his poetic fancy was not
^perfectly lalUnc^-thai lain tSrqhty. tWMW blighted by age; anil every thing, these mowho voted In-tho Convention who was ;not mentous tiimn, ought to be. not iced .'.hat will
serve to pcipebiate the momory, and remind
clothed With ample delegated authority.
the present race of- the good old patriots and
, ,, . .
EDMUND KUCKKR,
I, Of RultcrArd ««m>. ,Tf"J«-, . worthies who lived in times to try men'a souls,
and who ata now, I hope, mingling in Heaven,
Nashville, June iM, 1835.
where they are rewarded for their many (rood
. Now, if Oils'Rucker had been too honest to deeds
whilst living In this world, and particuyield to tho nbomlnable request of Iho Van larly that inestimable legacy (Liberty) l>cBiircn'managers at tiallimorc, Johnson could qufatheii to their'poUerlly
Valuable Kt-nl E«talc;
irittrAiriirjBitflT
N. »,.: Mr. c,win «iio Tun* PHIBOI: :/
Chirlrtlown, jime 11.'lB3!l —If "
JtVt0 antt Cheap tJootltt.
I1F. lubicribenjiive lu*t rerelved their
tupply of 8PRIJVO GOODS, which
T
makei.lheir stock very lirge'and complete,
I
N puniianca of a deerie of tbeXireu!)
Bnperiur Court of Law 'and Chancery,
for Berkeley .County, entered at Aprij.lerm,
1835, in a caute therein pending between
Jacob Myen administrator with tht will annexed, of -Jamet Foreman, dte'd, plaintTA",
«nj ilm liriri of James Foreman, defendants;
the underiigned ai eommliiloner appninted
by the Court, and at admlniitntor with' the
will of Jahtet Foreman, will offer lor tale to
the hiRlietl' lilildiir, upon " the pr'emi«e«, tn'
embracing almost every article uniilly kept
in country stores, and In demand. At .we
aro diteifmined to reduce our "eilintlvi
atoek, great bargain* niay be eipected. We
ieviU'oUr frlendtand .cuttoueii to call and
supply Ihemulvet. We.assure them they
shall not be d If appointed, as"we positively
will sell Good* very cheap.
J. I., b R, RUSSELL,
».rp«n-r«rry, April 30. fMi.
.-
TJW7JST (tJtt*K.
VIRGINIA,+*irtTt
in tb* Circuit •uparktC Court of Law and
T virtue of three aeveral d«»«i «f IrtiJ,
Cbanetry for Jeiirion Ciiimly,
»«e»l«»by John Iliatl, one M f. ; ;
Arait San, 18U,
uc< «be, In truit fof, and toseeOWt' "
ir«. r.
due to John Duke, blaring date on U- ' '
CUwtalU «M Stmwt H. day
IMS*/
July,
and duly
M"J of
...
W
M . J , 1»M,
«lr—^, —..—
— — -f reiordM|
- - - - . it
^ _^
tlirr lo Andrew Hunter, In Innt for, ««• > ••
AGAINST .
•renii, a i|*bt «<ii* to V,. fc >. B. An«*r*at
l»m. Cbrtlnt »»i «Mi«tl It,
In like mirinir duly reeordidi ind lh*-ts •
Mt frn *J (I'm.
Mrfmri
lo thei tilil
f*r,j*«
ttM Andrew Hiinlrr,
Hnnlrr, In trust
Irutt far,
If* Se H'lllf.m to tfrii
If «!»,
cur* mv»r»l d*»U du* «*«p««tlvily lo
It C»,t
it. llushet, 0»6rj» ». StnUiwa^aiBil
Tbomat
.
i Andnwt h Co, »lto <Hlv r»€«n
•
IN CI1ANCKRV.
in
the
Clerk't Offic* of tb* County Costrt *f
XTRARTt "Awl it further appearing to J*B«'r%on,
«h* undirtlgned will procn. •
the Court, In any event of ihii mil to
1m pr'<>ii«r, l.i hat* alllhB clslmt of ««ry
v«m
dtieriptiun, againtt the late Arm of I 'live- the- hltVtt
bidder, B valuable
land ft Co., audited before « Cjommitsloner
^ ^.m ^» iifBt.. • flttk titf.^ aiifva,
^ ^sttlaVatil
of thH Court. 1-he,.Court doth therefore, • HOUSE AINU XtCMatf
oti Motion «f tli* pllmOff* bj itielr 4-onriMt, iHuatid mi t'nion ^fr**t"i^tTiiV fowfriTw^w* •
order and adjudge, thil Matter CommUtinfier var, flow Ih* prop* Mj of tald John Hy»U«
^OHhlBflfllS BTtmed, byi jwWto edv«rtlse» •iljoinlhjt thn • InU of, Vhilij. litfTinon, lK» V. '
mcnl, In the Utuil wode, to rill in ai.d take Suits, and olhert, and '-nhtainins; half's*
' - sonal ProaertV,
.
.
.
wiftiimftasr*1:
ef the amount of theattetfor elUelt of «tid In part, of two ten plate Sloven, a good Mim
Irn, aiilgiied td'the plimlint hy the dud of Cow, Bureaa, ftafe, «Hid4or ('Jjs(rt, TaWti,
trail In the proceeding! mentioned, tilting Bedi, BidtleaM Slid llnlding, Cupeling,
all inch mitten relating Iti tnid aerounti f» fcr,.fcr snrh title only ai la Utted Intn*
he biay diem pertinent, or at he nnj be re. un'dirtignrd, nt aaid dfedi nf Irii-i, wilt be
quired to ttite by any of the pirllci mlerett- eonvejed lo lh« purchiUni which, howed, and mtke report to Ihlt court, io -order ever, it believed lo be inditpullble.
to a final dec rr e." A capy—Tette,
Sale to commence at 19 n'i lnrk,.M.
noBF.HT f . BftOWM, C. e.
P. C. MfCABK,
ANIirtF.W HUNTER,
B
B
TntHt Male.
Virtue of a Jet d nf trn/t, ener illrd to
the tuhwriberon Ih. !Wlh dtv uf Au3, and duly recorded in the ClerVi
K«»t, 1833,
Office of the Ubuntj"" Court ol
tecure a certain debt therein mentioned, ori'nally due from I.. Wrrnwag toJoteph L.
utiell, but by lubttqu^nt anignment and
agritniiDt between the partiu, now due
from Joseph L. Smith to J. llopkint * Brothers of Baltimore, 1 shall proceed to idll, lo
tin highett bidder, for cash, en Friday llu 34
vahiablt and well kncwp f.rm at the mmjlh
of the Opcquooon the Potomac Illver, (being
We notice the following " ajparkling". the late residence of laid James Foreman,
advertisement in the last Richmond dec'd.) containing about 384 acres of
Whip-:
-1 .'^
,,-.-=
a greMer portion thereof being river and
left on Saturday, by some person un- Opequon bottom. Attached to thi» properknown at 'the door of the senior Edi- ty,, Is a ferry acrust the Potomac, and a new
acrott the Opequon, a good ay tft Julf
uf nut, ill ttbaa N
tor of the Whig, on Shockpe Hill. He toll -bridge
thru K<»d
- .'..HWr-IfotiH.
'
held'by
' .»id Wrrnwag at said date.'ln the
shall be agreeably disappointed if it
Valuable Inland Property, near Ilarpe'ri-F«r*^.
W.M, and * wo hearing" orchard, ry, embracing Ihn S.f W MILL, I) Wi
FIRST-RATE LAND,
Ofr A bo* of CHAMPAIGNE WM
K
icK'in
without delay,'or hex* .wiU^not answer ofiers more sdvantagea than any other,
in Ihe
the thereon, or «o much IWrcor n
' .^r-_^. ' :..;„„.
Thespccioovpoatfdfrom Boston and
New YOJR aloncVuuring .the month ol
May, is slatod' in the newspaper to
have amounted to byerii million and a
ouarter of dollars. This is the ebbwas
of
.
the tide,, much more,, rapid .than
its flood; every stage in /the rise of
"
Treasury in l.ta^
fact fa only important to shew the in-
county of Berkeley,beingon the great ChenfMk.e..and Ohio; Canal, where boating, and
•'trading, nny.be carried on';to any:e'atciit'.—.
Th'uUnd is so liliiited that U can bo divided,
into three pirt». viz: the boating etlablithiaen'l, ferry, bridge, Ite., with tome land,
being one corner of Ihe farm, liaving a good
bouse, itorV. house, cooper ihop, good Mabllng. War* haute, fcc. ..The balance oT'the
land having a good boute and barn, orchard
fcc. at rDch end thereof, ab that thii proper-
„. I the'Administ ration presses, last, ycnr,
at the extent of the importations of
specie, Which,-on the turn of the tide,
it now going back. Speaking, of the
Silver, we are reminded to ask, what
has become oWi* Gold currency 1 We
have not seen- tho .color- of it thrice
youth, ye much evil have seen ;
tccn Tennessee votes be deducted, It will he |
rperceived that Jobnson would have had con- Stre npth of my youth, all your vigor is gone ;
siderably less than two thirds, and of course Thoughts of my youth, your gay visions are
flown;
.
..
. .... •
he would not have been nominated. •
of my youth, I wish not your recall;
To Mr. Backer, this result, it seems, "was Days
Hairs of my youth',' I'm content ye should fall ;
Silas Wright jrl and the other New York in' trlguurt bad more pcnjileaelly. .-They, were
"up toiyfertn,Has Maj. Downing says. They
hat some vuic'i' must t» inanufac-
T
JY»u Jfo. tO, te«e«nMI. JMIInwr*,
r.INO on a v Wt to Jiflerton county, with
* view to eitend the benrflu of hU pro.
fenlon, will, for the trrient, bo found II the
Vallrj Hotel In Charlettown. He rMp«-tf«lly tendril hU nrrtlf Mtoall who may need tuck
nil In the several branrhe* »U»h ,BS toft*
»hm embrace!, and ronftdenlly trusts that hh1
experience and tkill will bn found not Inferior
to the mott popular Dentint* In the United,
Stile*, ttnmui who wkb. to preserve their
[ilia; ard avoid -Ihe coniratwaus.»hlidi
Mtatch .Ibclr,
Ibelr.
inm innsj orraslon, cannot he ton Itrtingtj lm»
prewed with the Importance of paying an early
atlraUon ta .Jliem, etpeciilly at every nnheallhy 'CondlUoM of tbtv Intk anil fwi<, fevolvri lnter*>t« uf great If not of life-time Importance. The proMTVition of t)i* Irrl* might
«ot>f»K*d.
olijccl
For PruWrnl.
CJrorj:e C. Washington.
Fur fJincfori.
John J. Abert,
M. St. Clair Clarke,
Ilichard II. tlendenon,
MtJftlC.
IIR MiWrAvr Inforaw AM* »tm *r»
dciirouilo hit* their daughter* laa|ht
mutlc, IhM ho h«t engigrd Ih* Mrtkei of
Mr. NilbanM Cirutl, of the District of CoInmhii, to leich • elm of yo«n| UdMi lit
kit school, and my olbart In the lowajoreMn*
Iry who may with to avail thiBiielvci of to
favornbli in opportunity.
>. .
t Mr. C.wfttiw tnC6arl«tl<iwn r»«dj In «om.
mntea about
a o u thee Ami
mo
of mi
mil month,
n, and
an w
Instruction. , on the Flano .Fnrli and
ltar'. It U druritd Inriptdentjo ipe*k of
. <!.•* treat *kill-and pnifnundTinowledg*
ill the te.itVce of muile( at well ai din hidefp1 Ignbl* and •urrrtiful ««'.rii«.i » |f BindIng his pupils in the nine, •• it N prMumid
he It known by rlmraclcr, at leait, to man;
mt.Mof J»fl!rrt»fle«Mrty
Mr. tj: will alsoteielra flaw M -Mwph'iwitf
town and llirpeM- Ferry, If luflirltnlly en-
cettary.
Bale lo take place on Ik* pnmltei
al 2 o'clock, P. M.
.Tune «.
JOHN FITZS1MMON3.
PUBLIC SAUL
.
upon the people. Rucker was a pliant tool,
i tool" they mahufagturM-flfteBn- -Mopejof mj^agev
ffottySBU.^^
have required to make as many horse-shoo _'
of our readers.. They have frequently gone
nails, or a .printer's devil, to put together .as
tlie rounds of llie newspapers; but- they will
many types. Thus was the job finished; thus
was Johnson's nomination'brought aboul in bear repeating— Editon.]
utter disregard of all-.troth: unu^fconcsty, in
ohn.
(E? The tbov* e i«e re maim open to receive claims on the lOlb day of neat month
(July).on which dmyJbe report will 6ecloied
i» to ereditqrs.havinj claims.
U. WOKTIIINGtON.-V«. C»mV.
June 95, -1835.
,N. Tuesday the 41 h o f A u g u i t n e x t t
will offiir for tale, at the r'etidince of
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
,dec'd,'all the Ferional la the-Circuit Superior Court of Law'and
Christian Allemong,
AI
Properly of »aid
kaid dec'd;
de
contisting of
Chancery for Jefferson County,. •"'•
1 . . . .
arniL 4m, 1835.
Jaieph and Martin -KcUWferifiT,'
cha«er may ehottte. The terms will be.-on*
CATTLE,
fquflh of Ihc purchase money la band, the
remainder will b* divided into very nay
SUKKf ffMif 110US,
payments; Ihe deferred paymente to b* lecur«rD"yV«»Bottth»Hnd.- - ; - , . ; . , - , A number of FARMING UTENSILS,
JACOB MYEHS, JUm'r
Jliid a variety of Household ff Kitchen
with tht will onniztcl, o/ J. JVntun, Jte'il.
June 95, 1835—ts.
A.credit of 13 months will b* given on all
sum* of- Bve dollars and ilpwsrdt, the-purTrustee's*. Sale.
"
iier giving bond and approved itcurity.
IURSU ANT to a deed of trust; mad* by
ALSO, at tlie same time 'and place,
el M-rherton and Mary his wife,
bar, 1833, in order to tteur. William U,
Hough and William Suromert, tlie former
II security for Ih* !iid Sartuf f M'Pherton,
(n a curtain sum of monej.lherrhi mentioned,
which deed of- trust, it on .record in the
Clerk'i. office of Loudoun county, will be
told, >l imlilir talr, on the astb of "the 7<h'
ife^
St,;>
7V««M». .
flfHtr,"
The tame Jatffih t'MMIxrgtr.und O&. Kicke'.bergcr, Mminitlrai'wt »f .}>/.im t'.l<(iiUicr•• 'jrer, ike*ifr anit Magilulinr. tlie ir.'i/o»,. ««J
Jamfi.Wilttii,'iaviiui.Mn!iiliiUiir,Jjhii .^liiijn,
and
Snydur,, Ike infant hdn •/»<n«
ttr, Jtc',1,
TSSPrf.
Mum JSi
flANUKBY,ciute came on .to be heird, flitt
4th day of April, 1835, upon the bill,
aniwen, and exhibits, and wit argued by
counsel; whereupon t|ii Court, by cunteiitof
the parlies hy thejr cbunncl irprc^i-nleil, dotb
"" *
afid, decree, that Ma«ler.
•VK wilb a corretpoi
. ,
a MI! bouies; two good welh of excellent
^•J^^water, and several good ponds.—
Upon the whole, Ibe situation is quite a d«tirable one; am! the value of Ib* farm will
doubtless he enhanced bv Ih* erection of a
- ^rWtp;pn« mile of
.
taining on it one of the moit valuibl* Mtf
MU.LH io Ih* U. States, together with a
number of UWEI..I.INU HOUSES, WOIIKbl I OPS, and other iinproveruchtt . Slid proucrl; willlx loldloiallify th* luroof teve'o
thbutind four hundred and twenty dolltrn,
w llh interest from the Itl day of Dcce'tnbir,
1834, the •batinc*". of the oris;lnal nurchsw
money remaining . d T to Coleman C. Beck"ham, aUbi auignee of raid Janict Stubblifiel*.
Such title onlj a«1i vjitcd in the lubtcriWer Will' 1M( matte • tir lh- fufcliaicr. which,
bowever.is believed- to be inditpuUbla. .
fala to lake place ul 12 o'clock, «l. .
;-.-.'• AKMSTKAD IIKCKIIAM,
Way U.'IB3S. • Hunfong Tnatn, trte-
B
TriiN.t Sale.
Y virtue of a deed of trust, rixecutcd to
ilio subieribur by Jacob Mjert, beiring
dutc on the SStli.day of July, 1834, and now
of record in the Counly Court of. Jnfienoii,
n ill be oflbrtd, at public suction, to the htghett bidder, fur/catb, on Salnn(«tj Ikt lilt ill*
the county'of 4c(Tenon, 'about a mile from
plainliflt,. and to
Ibe head of BuHtkln run. and about half A ooual ot what it du* ib the"plu
mile from the Wincheiter and Polemic rail I all other the ocedilon of ihe taid Adam l.irosd. Said Farm contains about '•",_.'"• cholbtrger, dec'd: and ibal tho. taid Mulvr.
do cause an adverlUumuul IQ be piibluhml in
the county, of J.eOjerton, in the publio priiiln,
for ihe crcJilon of ih* *ild inle>'ia.i«, to
is now io a good state of'cullivailei north of Watorford, llon. The improvements are a lo-
House.
The Mill It a large brick buiMing, with
three pair of stone-—two of *hich are for
merchant work, ona* fiva and the oilier tix
feet burn.' The wheels .are 17 or 18 feel
, on a good ttroam, anil in a good
June 1, 1335-
Co. is extent.id to PrUay Iht 19|» <*"» »/*•*(I Clcrk't Office of inn county court of Jrfliermonlft, (June,) on which day iho»o person* r»on.
, . will tell,, at public auction,, lo ll>*
, :hlfbbaving cltimt, not ytt exhibited to the Com- ett bidder, foreatb,.on «V«id«( Oa 131* */
mtniooer, will pretent them, after which day July nut, before Ih* door of KiUnimmoot't
Ihe report of Iho Commissioner nil! b* Motel, ilarpervFerry, thai part of the valuclosed and no claims received without leave able IsUnd of Virginia! which «o« originally
being obtained
iblefirlJ and w.if* to Lewi*
and It now In the ponenloaof
••— •...'.•r.v *. r-x-xifrtva**,*--.,* *. <t—fc>_« .^.fc-t.!••••.
Samuel M'Plicr«oii'n Mill,
FISH.—Herrings continue in fair
and ore selling freely at f 4.50 per bbl. Sales
of Susquehamn Shad at 7.75 per bbl. Sales
of 100 drums Codfish at 3.50 per 100 IDS.—
Then Is no Mackerel in market, -but several
ay
Oi nrr. . _ , ?
>M, lt>.tr..
5
ill*abovi named firm of Wm. Cle»«l«i>dfcl„id died, which is duly recorded In tk*
'--wts&gtmm&v&m
Thoughts of my youth, ye have' led me astray;
Strength of youth, why lament your decay? j
Days of my nge.ye will-shortly be pSst 5'
'
UUUf,
Pains of my nge, yet a while ye can last}.
0
Mil this town, on Wednesday the 17th iiis.t.
fewV'BStSB!* .'•?IS? wltdotu.del
>
'
-
.
The ptrttet to the. above iuit nre htreliy
ftotlfied that I have appointed the Olif, 22nJ, The tliovo sal* h postponed until S«liir*r»
«nJ 5I3J ^tiJM.y nttl, for the purpote of Ihi 3Tl* ItM.
JUB* as. IBIS. : ' • - ;^ _,_ :._^-_:-'.performing the dutiripreteribtd by the above
derrm of ilm Court— o|*<*LwMM. »»J». BV .- • . * Trtttl Salt
the office aforetaid, they are requeited lo attend. The crrdilori of the late 6rmbf Win.
HARPEHS-FEKRY REAL ESTATE.
ClevcliiH! fc O. arc- ah*) r<-<ii»'»lixi KI illcml
Y-vtrtutrof »«W»J «J Uu»l,executed.flV.
al the •• nie p4a«e, upon tlie , aanM days, and
eahlblt '
agalnit the
—
jrtsranTI
1
. ^WOKTi'lNCfON, .*«». C** ilces fur the benefit oTVame* Stubvwmn.
April y.lWJ.
J the subscriber, as Ih* surviving truite*, and
<J7-The time for receiving elilmi due from I under U.e authority veiled in him at tuch by
lis't.alllt« iuler«»t of the laid Jacob Myera
in and to a certain Til ACT uf I'.ANH, pirlicularly ilnicribv.d'in i»iJ trust, and luppoied to contain 934 ai-rti; the- iniurrtl of th*
laid Jacob"- Uyfri 'bafngf kn'' u'lidir idui) «hrth
larU-f said Isnd; ana, also, Ihe ftciimplo
iiliretliio lbe>«Jrn_BI* lw.e etbet uinHtkleil
and to fix a day ordays for that pufyott: and ti'xth"parts ol IhiTtita'tniet,' tu m It i Ilia .na
Ibat he do ttate the t-harac'r.r aud dignity of dirlded «lilh parts of Culharinv I'jlct, (forsaid debit i and thai In do tule audutllathe merly Cslhsrin* Mjer*,.) und hi* brother
nidi
JC.
which-taid fie• .Iniple
ini**^*^lm
^trolort, Qeorg* • and JutcpU Eli-helhrri;er,'
with this eilate of their iulotule; and thai he Jeremiah, were-cx»nveyed to 'the ia
do also take an account ol the annual rtnla Mjen and bit brother Henry Mjers; the
and profit*- of the real eilite of which Ihe •aid Jacob and Henry .being entitled to Ik*
•aid Adam Kichelberncr died teized, deduct- half of each laid'tUtb part; but
vtrlhclcfi, lo^' life eitelv f o'nn
. "•*
lion that tlie delegates thould be "fresh -from celebration of the aproaching Anni
-all *c1i
t cf «he »«fd-»»ott wlit. bfaale, and ailrh title made to the purchaser,
Tfa* terms of''the iate wiil'be^ss follows.'.:'
"
I American Independence at
by. Four llipusnnd.dollur. of Ibe purchase money deem pertinint, or ash* may be required lo etold to tecure to Mary M. M)rr» Ihe pa)U empowered. In.
[Thft procession
meni of tho sums ipecifii-d in ihe trutt, and
to remain in the hin.r, oritie purehwer dur- stota by tbr parlies .oc, th r,i; :
A. M. in front of Jacob Sheetz's tavern, in toe day and Wednesday aalea -were made at 6 fc! 1; saiddeed of trust.
WILLIAM B. STEER,
...—-The, Alexandria Gazette, speaking of the I f0i{owjng
ing the natural life of the widow of said de- he. main report of bis proccedingt'tb'lliu in«~tale will lake pla'cv "at ih* placV'nrlrfii
on Thursday, upwardi of 3000 bbb. were sokl
A
copy—Teste.
Court.
fore mentioned, the reiideoce of laid Mary
Tnutu. cedent, bearing interest from the tine of tile,
.
.
June 25,, 1835.—U
OUDEBi
at 6.75, and to-day some parcels havo also
Teoneesee delegate • "who gave the vote of
KOOERT T. nnoWN, c. c.
M. Myeri, behig on the premise* to b* told.
Any person wiiKlng to purchase, had payable annually to the widow, after whose
Chief Marshal on Horseback,
been sold at 6.75.' Holder* are.finn to-day at
,. JOHN A. THOMPSON, TVtutit.
______c call and view ~tha -property, at I am death tba whole is to be paid In three equal,
PotommrRifle
«."5, anil tomo are asking 7. Wuknow of no belter
M«y 91. 1835.—tt.
ren and Johnson, says he "is most severely
Shepherdstowta
salet over 6.75. The wagon price opened and anxious it ihould be told, to satisfy theabovc •Duual. instalment* to the executor; said
ini UI», 1835..
sum to bs tccured hy a deed of iruit on Ihe
SAMUEL' M'PIIBRSOM.
LEMONS andOllANOKS,
handled in the papers of his state. We should
Assistant Marshal,
remained at 6.35 until Thursday, when 6.50 claims.
Tbe ptclici Intefetlcd In Ihe ahuveiuih- ••SUES!I
premiMS, conditioned for the regular payKigt, for sale by
was paid by sumo dealers. To-day the wagon
not be surprised if Tennessee got too hot to , ' Committee of Arrangements,- •
lionid
tuit,
at
well
al
those
having claims C Pine Applet andWM.
REMOVAJL.
ment of Iho interest to the widow: the retiS. LOCK I CO.
' Orator of the Day,.. rate is uniform at C.50. BccaipU small.
againtt
Ih*
eilate
of
Ad*m
Eicbelberger,
hold. bfa9,l'_ And tappote , frKnd-Snowden, it Reader of the Declaration nf.lndepenilenco,
dne of the purchase money to be paid one
>fay 98,1635.
' .
-CHAIN— IH*«I.—A «»le of ailOII Inithcli
B3.
BKATTY
.
dee'd,
(who
are
rtquiited
to
ciluUit
thtni
third in hand, one third at the expiration of
: should be to, what of that? If Tennessee be
rlors-y and Student* of Divinity,'
very prime red was made from store in the
before me,) ire hereby nolined, Hint I have
A3
removed
to
Warebouse.oorner
Pratt
on*
year,"
and
the
remaining
third
at
the
exMayor, Recorder and Town Council,
early part of the week, at 1.50 per Inuhel.— __ and South street!, and hai associated
too hot, a cool, comfortable office can easily
LL persons indobted to the tubierlben
iratinn of"two yean from the day of tale. appointed llie lllk etwi .ISIM tUyt •/:-JW*y
Citizens and Strangera.
Sincu then tliere havo been bul a few parceli UEOIIUK SANDEKS with him; they* will pir;
. -be providad forJiim. He \villnotloMi hit reate hereby notified, that all debli due
ml il it iinileritood, that ihould the deceit* m*t, for the purnote of carry lug the above
Tho procemion will movB down German-Si. ut market, talei of which have ranged from Iriniacl
Jill
reeiisi
order,
of
Court
into
cRicl—upon
>
icoeral
[irucerj
and
CottimlHion
war J. Mark the prediction.
Tj
of the widou liappon within two jean from
lo them mint ba paid on or before llie Ut
to the'Church, whVro tho Military will take L"45 to 1.5!1 pVr bunhcl.—
which:
da
j«,
a
I
the
ofli
ce
aforcni
ii
I,
I
h
e
j
ar
e
Butmrss
under
thn
firm
of
liy of Auguit next, arthe tiiPierlbert havIbe day of tile, Ihe paymenl nf ihe Instalopen order to the right an4 loft Inward face,
• •' —^•'t.*-^'
Corn.—O;i Monday the market op
\VM. II. UEATTV fc CO.' ments of the lour thousand dollars will not requetled lo attend with the ntcisiiry itate- ing disposed of their Hock of Uoodt loMtatn.
and permit the procession to pass -through.— lii:;h prices lur Iho few pareelt oflnrii
1NSTUUCT10N WITH ENTERTAINmioli,
evidence,
and
vouchrrt.
'
June
35,183i5.^-3t_
«.
'
HefOebower
fc Slift-r, and .intend reinovint;
be
required
to
commence
until
the
expiraThe
Military
will
then
close
in,
taking
the
Mats
of while having been made at 1.00 a 1
MENT.
K. WOKTIIINUTON, .Uai, C«*l.
tion of three full year* from Ihe d»> of tala.
to Ih* West, prompt pajrment it absolutely
TqlloriiiiiT Bunf ncxH.
• It will be perceived, from an advertisement assigned to them. "Tho ceremoniet -will com- of yellow at 97 cents. Subsequently ihe marApril
9,
1835,
pavoienlt falling du* al the end of Ibe
necessary. We feel under many' ohllgftlona
mence with an appropriate prayer; after ket became Hat, n ml prices needed. The hi-l
subtorihen hiving entered into The
In I' .is day's paper, that a gentleman of this prayer, the Declaration of independence will sale* wereyetterday afternoon, of white at 95
first nnil ncciind jcart after, the purchite,
to our kind friends ind patront for their put
1
copartiiertbip
in
the
above
business,
|CJ*Thr
lime
for
recflvinf
cltimt
du*
will
alto
be
ter.urtd
by
a
deed
pr.lrutt
on
favor*. Tb* butineii' will Hill conllau* at
place proposes to deliver a course of Lectures be read by Edmund I. Lee, F.sq.—after which its'., and of yellow at UU cts. Tho latter price nuut -raineelfully.'.Inform the' citixsnt of
from
Ihe
*ttate
of
Adam
Eietielocrnr,<t*c'd,
Iho
froniUei
-Pfrtoni
wlthlng
to
virw
llie
Kabjctotrn, uiider Iheflrm-OfMarmidukr tt
on ChDmUtry. Those who have <Kf aenuahv an Oration will be delivered by llemy Bedln- was ollcri'il lor yellow this morning, and ror Harpers-l-'erry and vicinity, that they have
Isexlcndrd
lo
Solu.Joy
Mi
UUrti/ovii/
nfil
Tana,
will
apply
to
Wr,
jamn
IMIuglie*,
or
Thompson
until the tilth of September next.
gcr,
E»q.—the
whole
to
conclude
with
piaver.
fined. "We quote cvliltc to-day at 95 a — cU., taken tite shop formerly occupied by Mr. P.
MJalk.
(Juu*,)
on
which
d»j
pertont
who
" tance witli UiU interesting nnil useful »cic«-.e,
Mr John P. Rtoly, .who reside in the imme; • SILAS MAHMADUKk. '
The Potomac llifle Company will then form nod yellow .ul 3D eta. .. ,. . . .
Ferrell,
end
intend,
carryiim
on
llie
.abjiye
hav*
clilmt
igilntt'ikid
mtile,
who
hev*
1
_
In order, and the citizens unite with them in .
JOHW H. THOMPSON.
—SaloV iu tlio early. part of tlie week butineii in all i U various brine he t, and ho pe diate neighborhood. Sale to commenco at nol exhibitud ilium to (lie Cummlttlbiier,'
Jun. 4,1835.—tf.
to be derived from .op>l lectures, accompanied marching to tile SprinR of.the late Col.-Joteph M D7 a !«0c: i we quote tixlay at 95 a 97 ctn. by ilrfci altehllbn; and by lliuir King eXpe- 10 ifolock. AtlMidanee-jlven by •
.will
pretent-.tkrm—ifler
-w'tiUJi.
d<)
the.
re:?;.j-.ii.'.
-"""jrillN
ALLEMON
O«(>.—
TTT-niuus
Sfilcs of Md, Oata In tho early part rcnce in biltluoit, lo receive a inm of pubwith experiments. The gentleman.wlip make* Bwearingen, where- a dinner will be prepared.
purl of iho Cooimitiioner will hn e luted end House unit Lot in UoHvar.
nf CMilinn JlUmong,
Tho citizens of, tho place are. respectfully of the w
week at 53 a 55 cts., and y*»UinUy a
,L.
DUNN b BELL
no claims racelvcd without leave of Ib* Court
.tbo jiropotiupn, intends to prociue the ncccs- -invited to tuspend all business during the cele- tale was made at 53 cts. We quote Md. to- lie patronage.
•Frederick Co., June 11, 1835..—Is.
THE llouM and Lot in Bolivsr.now in tb*
Hurpen-r'errv. June 85.1835:—31
being obtained.
occupancy of Mr Daniel T. Malhlas, It fat}
aary appiralut. We li.avo some reason to be- bration.
day at 53 cl*.—none here.
H.
WORTillNOTON,
Ma.
Com.
le. Il it I renxiiitnl anil plcaiaiit reSlii
»f
Seals will be reserved for the Ladies, who
CticmMry.
lieve that he U weU acquainted with lhe.sei*nce;
May M, 163$. "
druee, and will be sold ou aJvanlagvMiv'
are respectfully invltcd.to witness the cereiaoN Ihe day of Ibe Matonic pro«ettloD in
>L GENTLEMAN of thn town prappies to
.
.
BOBOOZt.
,
_ and his untiring industry and research are a nict. '.:.,..-. ..: . . * . " . .
|Uj»
Tlie
above
can.
remiint
optn
to
retermi. ' Fnr furlher p»rlirnlnrt, icfi rtnce
Snnilificld, on Salurdiy the 6th ioit.-,
. deliver a course of Lecture* on the
e*iv* cliiBM ontb* I lib of out n onth. (Ju- n n j be had to Mr. Multi'in, on the premiiei,
Capt."Jacob Reynolds Is appointed Chief flMIK subscrilicr proposes an examination on boiuliful
safe guaranty that be «till, if encouraged, make
and inlere»ilng tcience of Chemis- soihe genllcman, through raisUke, look Mr. ly,) on which dij the report »ill b* cluttd or
1 Friday, July 3d. Tlic'ukaiuiniilioii of the
lo the tubscribcr in Cliarlrtlowii.
Martlial^and
will
be
respected
as
such,
M. 8. llunticker'i aaddl* in place of. hit
lilt lectures both instructive and entertaining.
Claulcal Kehiilan will comiacncn nl 9 o'clock try, duriug the naxt .fall and wmtor. If iufA. HUMltlCKIIOUSE, Cli'n.
• ' JOIUi ft. OALLAIICIL.. '
from my liable. Ai Ml. Huoilcker at to eredilon having elalini.
•One or two evenings spent, every week, in
and. continue until half past 3— after whlnh fieirnl encoursgcmcnl be nffored to juttlfv own—
- H. WOHTIIINIi'ru.N, . . f«niV. •=• ApHIO. 1835.
-—-^
it not satHGed with the exchange, I would
the
expense
of
procuring
the
wcjiury
.If
tho
Englitb
Scholars
will
be
examined.,
PaJune 95, 1835. /
the • proaacotion of scknlifio investlgalions,
v . . . . . . A CARD. .*
«ait fiwijrU/i,- the Leclural iblll ho be obliged, if Ihe penon who hat- Ihe ledtront
of
the
sehool.
and.
.
the
public
geacrally.
Notice.
^
Soldteri
die, -would leave It eilh«r si Mr, FiUsim.
would afford a pleasing variety Juring Ibe '7i> the turvhing-Cffleerf-and
Invited to-aftehd.
'fill- BlorkhoUer* .of tbn fiuiithnsltl..
mont'l* llotel, Hirperi'Ferry ; |). EntJerSi,
«/ M* Revolution
-_ drt-ary fall an,J winter montliV. Chemistry U
; ttewUl commence a new term the Sd MonI' Charltttown, aod Harpett-Frrry Tui»HbepherdttownVor nt Carler't in Thai lr»At a meeting of tho citizens of this place day in August
pike Conipany, m e itquttuJ to beet -it
not the nbttruie tubjcct, difficult lo ho under- and Its vicinity, held for the purpone of making
until a comprehintlv* and (II it hoped) in' IOWB, : and give me Info'r". itioii, when Jiit
TKIfTf
JOSEPH
HOYDEN.
Carter^ Hotel, Cbirliituwn, on lha Itih
stood, which some imagine U lo he. We have suitable arrangements for the celebration -of
•true-live rourio thill have been delivered. own oin be returned to him^-The «aJ4le
Charldlown, June 25, 1835.
IIVT fine FAIIM, now in thr pMtetlUm lul(, for ihe purput* of *lcclmf a Froidiol
frrijuently known large' popular aud ieneet- *hr ^rrr»""M"|TiH>' of Jti'fi U" Utt^criTjpted
Tlrt.price'of a ticket of admbiion will b*, taken away hat padded tklrlt, covered wllb
of
J.
ti
S.
CraiMt.'iituatrd
uUoul
two
andlhrr* Jim lorn fur the J.ar.
ih.
in—lomo dc|fra*, rsgtilatcd by the, nm^bcr culf tkin ; large brass pliltd tp'rlng Ulrrupi, milat uorU-tvetl of CbarlutloMii, J«Qcr»on pn-.1-1,1 Board »ie rrquftUilif lo
' embracing : 'men, women, and children—of wen appointed to invite the Revolutionary
lu uu
mccl on tat)
tlidot on Ihe ulrfup-La*
Olfiocn anil Soldiers of Jefferson to join their
compating
the-Clau,
but
It
will
not
be
ib.ivo
HE
pirtnenhip
heretofore
exitling
un'every grade-of inteliecU-lo listen, with fixed fellow-citUeot in the celebration oT the apor six dollars. Those who may be Jit- ilmr»; mid * blue cluth—Mr. Huntieker th* vVincheiwr BIH! MirpeM-F*rr) riil-juad,
der the name and firm of IIHo fc Will- fur
b. XV LACkUNlV
poicd l;i promote ' the propiual, will leave tbinki litt nsme it written »-ber* th* muker't eontainlnt; Four 'Hundred *nd hix or Elukl
.attention, to lectures on Cbemlslry. In some proaching Anniversary of the declaration of
Jun*
,
in
the
Satllhing
builneit,
wai
Ihit'day
II grneially put.
* •
Acrei
of
lint-rite
Hnilttgii*
LAM)—80
or
toxvM, Iho people attend almost as regularly our Independence; and they would respectful- diiiolvcd by mulual i-onscnt; and as II is n*- ihcir name* with Mr. N. <i North, or Mr.
SAMUEL STONE.
ly avail themselves of this channel to convey
N. tja.l|abcr, who nan (Ivo any infonu»Sale.
90 of which' it in Rood limber, sad ih* ba-"
ce'stsry tint the butineii of .ih* eoocein II.
to tlieir ulrniitic u to their religious lecture*. tho invitation.
l, June 18, 1835.
"
'
lion about the maUer. .
ILL b> vilil, it tlirrill'-t til*, f*r
line* in a b,lgb state of eullivalion, every
ibould
be
closed,
all
person*
Indebted
are
r*-.
J. Pi HAMTRAMCK.
Why Is theru men an absence of every thing
CharUtlown,
June
35,
1635.
nth, al tli* t*w null oo tb* lilaitt
aer* vf which, lhat b not ia gfiln; U wi-n
Strayed nr Stolen
CHAHLES HARPEn, ; quelled to come forward and aellle their acof Iho kind in thi> plnc*>
In clover, Thli f»rm i* so iltuilcd, with of Virfinlut, near 'Haru«ri.F*rry, Vi., oa
counts li j note or olberwiie, with James
ROM Hi. lulitcrilMivaiaialai'i Mill, i*t
••JPrcMirre«f
fruit,
Off.
ARCHIBALD
CAMEKON.
r We bope thai the lubject will be considered,
Ilite, ooe of Ibe'late firm.
Bulttkin Kun, leoerion county, Virginia, regard lo water and timber, (hating, upon n l.VMUKH, contitttui uf a viricly vl pin*,
8k?pherdstowti, June 19,1835.
RESERVED Limes,
JAMES HITE,
and thai by Mat fall there will be o-largo
on Monday ni^ht lha Hili Intlaot, (June,) a two wells of n*v«r-f*llip| water, ind a fin« oik,
do.
•
Pine
Applei,
walnut. curUd unpla, and puplir VlaM
that water* nearly on* mure lid* of
U E N J . WII.TSIHICE. •
SOldtEI. HOUSE, 6 jcirt.uld, hit a itar In ipring
do.
(Irjtigci,
-,.
dim lu particijiatu in t.h>-i'!'a»i|r«! uf lUl'-mling
TEMPERANCE BOCIETV.
In* farm,) at to b* eonnoif ntlj'divided iijlu and Scinlliiig, Logt, Locust Puilt. axe, UJun. 12, 1835.
. • .
hit
forchtad,
and
•
*inill
while
ring
around
do.
Ciiron, ' a aourae of chemical lectures, accompanied
ftriui of equtl tuc. 'I l.« soil ol'lHl abd^a vaiitly of M*cli*nlci' Tuolt} lli«
At the meeting of the Charlettown TempeN. u __ The Smilbinc basinsis will hi
hi> n*eki occatloned by a yoke. Any Infor- two
: l.rmon«, Oranget, .......
firm li U.tl of Ik* y*rjr U»l V.llty land, ai.d porlj vf Ju*. L. So.nb Ut. to »ti*f|
with tplendld cxpuriinenU. If Ib* olati be rance Society on Saturday evening the 30th, cirried on by JamM Ilite ai utuil, who bit
g the horte will be thinkful- ha*
mation i
I'..-,
Ditei,
ItaUIni,
Pninis,
alwajt prodilc^d eqitil to my land in On. lioot in ui« hituli iu favuur of ib*
the P,r«iid«nt expretted hit with that the So- attblllime •number of Barihare Plou|[|it,
ly received; and »n> pirton who will bring Valley.
large, the expetiM will be small.
Almondi, Palm Nul»,
Tbe inproranwult ire a good Ap- Bank, llopklu* fc Hrotb*r«,
ciety would select another I'rc.ident, and tlated ready for delivery, mad* by Mr George Tahi
in
home,
shall
b*
liberally
rewardtd
ple Orchard, * onoifortabl* l>««llinf Houte, W . k S . B. And*no»,lle<UirMl .
the reatoM it length fur tendering hit resigna- venner, weU known as a calibrated Plough ' Ollfea and Caper.,
JAMES
C.
FORD.
DENTI8TKY. .
And frailt Salad Oil,
good Ham, Stabling, and olh«r nicctiar) U Brjin, *t*i(D*e. The p(u|wity
tion. After tome debate, whtruin, tlie oianncr miker.
' Jua* 'J5, 1834.
IB35.
For tale by
Ju.tly
oul-buutci. For term*, which are liberal, douhl b* Mid, and thai* liitertttBtt
We refer our readers to the adveftltement in which the office had been
E.
M.
fc
C.
W.
AISQt'lTH.
cullj rv,utsi«a U alten* IB* til*.
M»irt» - ••*-•'- Jp».s«i
»plt- it <l id 4)n rriage
- of Dr. Noxt, who U u u w i'n Ihit i-ounty.-'- commended,UieBoekty proceeded to an elecCoHfcfttoHitry,
fruit
antl
June
35,
1833.
U. W. aArriNUTON.
tion, which retailed In the choice of A. I|DNApril 30,1134- it.
FOR OAZJB.
Prom the testimonials be hat in his poueulon, TM, Eta. as Preildeiit. Mr. Hunter relqnied
FANCY
CTOftE.
'.;!
f*J. T.d. Mi
HE lubtiriber oflanforul* a b**ullful E.M. at C. W.
Jun* IH. IS3B.
some of which an from men whom w* know hit Ihanki In a brief address, for th» honor con.
*
I
MlE
luburibir
bin
ILKB
to
inform
hit
C.tNJIMU£
and
lUUfESS.
(aaarly
RK now r-.cci>iti( a frith' tupply of I fjicnJt aud tb* publir. generally, thai b*
to he highly respectable, we feel perfectly ufe ferred upon him, and pledged hlnuelf to ittt- aew) UloHtiag to the Mist* of J. J.. Frame,
0FFEU for Ml* Ik* tract uf LAND on
J*Nfrf <r Salt.
GOODS suliabl* to, and a* v*r*ou* at
tain, wilh hit belt efforts, Ihe intereitsof the dec'd. AUo. a ue.l. Sl/l.k'V. If not dtthat opvBfd a Conhcliouary, Fruit, and Fanlha Optquon, now la Ih* poucaiioa of
HE pertooal property ut
)ii recommending bio to our fellow-citizens, Society.
the pftienl tenon.
cy
Stor*
la
the
roomi
foroierly
occupied
by
Willlim Wijelj. II etmliiint txtxiia 75
of at private kale, before July court,
«UcM. will b* wU, * t f c i i u *
Jun.'J5, IMS.
.
ai well worthy of confidence. We have no TCP gentlemen were choacn a* delegate! they will
him *s a dwelling, and Immediately abovi and aa huodrw) aer** of fin* Op*quo» but- ildeoc«,ktoeV
then ba exoo.ed to public ill*
in Bolivar, on
hit Drug and Apolhei-irjr ilnnl where b* torn, b*tid*i from 150 to 900 atrtt «.f up- no * credll
doubt tfeiV be U well qualiood, by a careful from Ih'w Society to th* Convenllon propoted before thr court-home door in CbarleiShoe
»,
Shoe*.
of fiUsT Uualht, tk*
to be held on the 4th Judy, and n committee of
intcndi Kiepinr, a Urge Bad graaral a**orlunder good (inciog aud eullivttlnn — Ing bond wllb itipfuvod t*cnrUy,
Mady and eaUnslv* practice of hi* prufetsion, five, to make Ihe liecmary wraufeawnU for towu.
ADYS: Prunvlte Skoti, lor 3U elt, fo> tuiol of frnh 1'rult, Cuafoellooiriii, and all lind,
Th*
who)*
tricl
will
coetain
from
ilHUo
ufaitd
above
fS; for umalUr suaw. tl
asKby
H.. k J. JOHNSON.
to give full uttitfaclkw to Ibote wh*>may need Ibe oecastotol after which In* Bocielj adjournarllele* eomiected with tb* butiixtt TboM 450 atr*t at tb* BurchiMr BMI ckevM, a* I
will be (Mulrtd. '
'
1
P«r*oot ludcUad to tb* lltate of. John J.
ed;
^--- ' -.
Who buy to Mil will find II lo ll.rir idi
Camp-H"
May
U,
1835
luiMrvioas.
own also tb* (dtolalng I*a4. Tirau will b*
frana, die'd. ant eirne.lly reiju«.ted to
U. W. MAPMNtlTON, D. i
lig* to call, and ixaoilac in* prko* a
fir /. T. Jt.
call and m»k* pay twul at aa early day.
quality of tli* tiiiclit offered.
II. •» G. TUCKER.
8pe*klng of Ori. Joonsou't prospect, the Wm. Qwyia Joaas Has not gone to Uoulh
I. II. DOUOLA89. W*
ADAM YOUNO, Jr.
B
much
needed
at
thli
tisac
,
JIB,..
18,1835.-lat.
Jaa.19,1104.
•f J»t. jr. frtmt
AtMriea- H* was ballad out, bul wait after•altisaor* Clirtxilel* aavs,
lUrpen-Ferry, Tab. IS, 1815.
*w" v
H
A
J
T
W
F
P
T
i' Btwdows, cU^b, MB jujhusi rest apon-it.14 ward* Incarcerated again, for debt.
Joa* 18, 183S.
f*r «*%!•.
1
I
.
,
FREE PRESS OFFICE
T
mat TKomotron BRBD
FROSPFXJTUS
Celebrated Raft
OF TUB
FAMDVT
.i u*r*/y *#>vq*r lo eV JiraiKfW fr
'
to take Ihy calling ihankftilly
And ihon ft* Jjath *» l»«ta<jy
Hi*
To follow pcoM.earneatlt,
ilat meddle not with pllfery.
1!0 b** outBOl laOjUAInplr,.
JW. fear of Inching penury.
fa) wed glad wife for company,
Anil lire in wcdlork honestly. -
matisj.®^™
,
,
.
It will be •aniat! with Jli* etrnM iwan |«
dworun and mertlHy-Aer«by rwofrinr U a
nnblimillm
,
*dby ofhwt. the Faidly fl^lff will faithful!)
moid the cvcola which may transpire In lh*pi>--|lKWwiwi3.Mi.urtUi'.pfmnrtinnl^m7;:The
Of tb* Stale. 1/egltl.tnre
:
. Jtffnion Comly, Virginia
llortf.
ll.l. aland Ihe entulnj tcaion at the
liable
of Wm. C. How, Elk Wood,
l
n«*r ll*lt town, about S mllea We*t of. H.rerrf. Ia»a»e4<et«4f e« UW SbaphertiTAKB the liberty loa»nounci! to the pub.od l^etborf toai, al 415 Ihe leap,
lic. that I shell, «o Monday m*l, (eellng
««r«lee-la Mriatirf.
(93 the aeaiioh, or |4IT to Ih^urr, to b* jpaid ai Agent for a Joint Bloek Company.) open a
rv*d .4 ewarie* a. a. a art,o»-»aoihe
at won. a* the mare it known lo bk with foal.. Hou.c of Enlrrlalnmonl
bat My be dltrbargM by the paywii-nl of
Ifl'CWrrtwtnwh, leflwton Cotmty; viiytftta
-*• trtllwatem fofeilt the
at Ihe old aland, nearly In the centre 6T IBr
centteaihlo the Groom In all caaei, lobe lown, whlcb hit for many yeara been occupi
mare er Irregnlar attendance at ibe-ati
«m*^ithlha mire. Oreal tare will be laa*'* T**ern byy' nomenttn peraonei and
l_u.li.Ull'.T-f W^*w»'**t*4»ih« P«**\** »»h»oprrTaM.*«IJ»i.Ui but
ut I w
will «0
«0I «
l'lul^llotot.
accounJaW for ...y AarMy h.ppen. Tb. now rallwl Ihe Vel
.|,h the.b.,
nlthrd at. 50 era!a IHT week, bat I will not br «••
countable foraeeWent. or eteapea. GrwuVaten
UMr'tnarn fed on
W
._.
prove Ihlt griat raw horte w.tcontidered b> alt.
at the very bed race bwsr f/ hi. day. upon Ibr
hetl Irinl eourte*. and amnnj the hril htrfrt—
having bwvt trl«t«l by Ihe beat juilgra, nftrt Irltl with all Ibe (trvalrat rare horse., to eonteWI
atali.M Killptr lh«. celebrated race for $1O.«»,
iinil.-beaia.liiil beina: nnMn.tally lamed, Henry wae eubttitiitei). In Ihit irl»t, Brtty Hithardt, hit full titter and ranthlrml the rrlrhratrd
« niii.l. ran aetnnd In Jfthn UicbaiiU t,ni
II l« l.in.l'him In ill. f.wr mile trial i Id be
Ihla imwh «ti|ierl..r tn HH- «•!• bnrterl Itrhry muM
mli.fi all that J..hn Kirlnrdt bail nol hit Hintl in
sTItt.
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Tbeg«*ralt»der willaUobpehi.'thar.of the •orlll, II «ill »l»n appear that lieiaof a ra. who «ill beimlwl/ tertcd .lib the cing family of a'virv l.i|;li grade, hi. dam being
intrre«tln»i*wrrenMa of the iUy. and «h« rr pab- ,.lv. Ihi dam of tin juMlyo-K-liraleil Ilrt.y.KirhUeeUon of the nxM^opulwartlelci of a IHi^j anlt, OM amo»i> the l..-u four mile animal.- of
her day. Kverypenno Mqmi'it"<l will, the raand miaMlbmeoaaebanater.
<%C.
nalm of Columbia,
re.peelully tefwrm hi.
la* .Illwn. of O*rle*.
traerally, that h« eonti-
HoWlind'tToniA Mlilura,
aCKBMlTHINO In all
Rernedv for flick llttdtebe,
hrawWmd In **«< .
be* 'JJj^.Jf1';'
Hay 'a Liniment for PIlM,
Dige.llvn I'.lixir,
fool Mannfaclory
ofJolinttWiFrica fc Co., ll«1
1
Conkltn
* pippU Ralre,
iwJown. MA ., wW will t» r«t*r * all tin.*,
Jayne's
Carminative,
tn W*el OM Atrt wilK ttwl-lfef I. makln. them
Acoustic Oil,
. '
nearly t< toon ft i.e.. tie will alto make ami
forrilth A»ct nf .nv'wiithl, to orwerjal Ihe thnrtMineral' Hair Powderi, •
ill aU.'«Mk*. Mill I'ieke. Mr
Butler*! EBeft-eieing MaJMaia Apeilint,
i.i will altn allenr! to the Shoeing of horn-v
ll.ilcl.T'i Compound, *
. •
Mtdfiom hi.t knin» I. .l«f and experience af Ihli
Jeweti't Water Proof Part*,
1
bu.tnett, aa a uracUenl wnrtfrnan, 1 rlo net he«iAmbler
*
Tonth
Pnwd»r'.,
tn aay,r, that t*ry few »a«»tb«arrr»e'«»aw*
Received' and for llr» '*» <sT<Hfl«r» '
i 'In t'Klfbfimebi ami f,et rrti.fi.leiit !«•
ral tali.facltnji tolhoM »ho mt) DRUGSTORE. .
will render
'
for
Harpera-Ft/ry^ April M.
fatnr me wilb a rail. r^ l*lca_te
call and
^"tnTfe" lun£" T»*ir'TO1
~
iln-re ia'no teelloh of country avhere fine hone,
Sec ll.
Winter
are more highly prlxrd than in oiir Immediati-
thall be received in ditcherc* of Uie aeaton nenl part; hul unde'r all cimiraitSneei' have «?ll**od. Tlnw.'' A-et mty I« pretrrvcif t,, *lor«, a tecond tunply of frjeih Whiter Cab--;, |
Mr. Wm. Moot* ia-authorized to receive concluded for the pretenl. to keep.Llquon of irmiinr. an4 the Toot converted Into any abap-i, age Beet), vis i
and- nreipi lor any money due (br Star?* the bn«l qillljty for Iravrllcrt-tnd .Irangrr^ builbi-ntlnnl way it alwatt right.
Large Drumhead, Fill Hutch, and green
•arvicei. ,
N.*.-Mr. Joiph Cnft hat rel.rne.1, an. i. urlcd Savoy Cabbage Seed.
A "crog-tbqjp" ihall ninr be kept under
•
-*
deaeripwga.rU In OeaU»« BM^t^a^
r '.STAR,
T-^rj*) e'rooFoT • bout* ovef.Whteh I hsve eon* now
-HSnrTm*nt of Oirden and Pluwer
li'ii.i AnJ-lront. Btlirflp., C«« MoUBti|inj, awl Seed, it Hill very gooVI.' . Person, withing to
h ten yein old Ihit ipring, a Hne black, tii- trol; •
every
other
aHicle
In
Ibe
line,
which
may
be
haJ
Iren halidt hiicb, of cicellenl action, form,
purchate
teed of any kind (n hU way, can
To ia»e trouble, I give notice at Ihe on<M.
ihortrnt notice.
tlnnetb and boo*. .
be . at lathfancorlly tupplied now ah at any
that no credit need be atked, a» none will be at the
Mav
14,
IMS.
•OIIN O. HAflNKSS.
lime'herelofore.
,I.\MK^ BIIOWN.
Riven. I moil rr'pcclfull) .olicit a ..bare of
(larch 96; 183S.
VALUABLE LAND
April 93, 1853. .
.
public patronac/!.
r/ ^
'. IftAAO N. CAtlTEn.
.
rOB8AZ.fi.
Cliarlettown, Jan. IS 1835. , . , . '*'
- Star wat fjot by the" felebraled rare horte
• WISH' to diipo.n of thjre liumired acre*
MR«OilANTh,
1 of my Jeflbrtdo Landi.«t being part of a
Virginian, certainly jimong Sir Archie'a faSpear't
Wharf,
vorite aona; hit .dam MerRrif by Migogg;
larger
ia ret r tract
11 •«;» lying
*J*"a on and
•«»' near
" r ' r the river she~'f"
—
^ * Baltimore,
i
. -Md.
--- .
Krand d«m.N*rel.ta by Ihe imported horte
nandoah, three mite* ditlant front Charlei A m; prlneipjlly engaged in .the tale of
caa «r T«a
Tnwn and not nrora than'leven or-eigbt jfpn)roduce;h»vingao»«ralflre-proofwareShark: c. t. dam Rotetla by.VVilkin's Centi- Hygeiaif Vegetable Univet«iljMedicnu»
a Sally
Sall
from ll'arpt-«-Fe«r. 'Al»B».,oe» *J»w4 o« tjiVsi on tut line of the H jil-Koad, anuVara
'iineomn/on'iipenl, tUMitneit a*tt ganie. h «UI neli'if. p. p. j»»:W»»», .by Clodioo.;
a KarnUy N
,—B—
r,
Of the DHtith College of flrallb, l*nden. ' tbit tract la heavily clothed wilb fine, thrifty nt all timea prepared to make liberal advan
To ellmb to thrift right quickly.
Ibe community may npect lo find something stilt- alto be'teen, that allh»U|(h thit fantmit >lallion Partner by ih'e Bakise Arabian. Blir'l dam.
Illrll
have
obtained
the
approbation
atood
la
a
ennnlry
whrre.lbrrejMT.bu!
frwblooilA competent HvinR,.*ndhoneaUy had, ........ , vdlo-lkrirdtAW**!
j*ho wai oul of .Ihe.iinio .mare, a* tbe rule
g»
.
,-dlolWirdirt>r»nt taata*.
uttet, exawsUboamVwbo
except loot*'
Jre.
timtitr; Uio balance clWfetf, well fenc«.l, c'e"* on con.rjniucnlt.
'and recommendation of thoutandt, and
biteolla priHnite U be fu«ir mile hnr- tinted Old Tlmoleon, was bjr the Impdrted
narot, M
Maket tack as are holy both thankful and (ltd. viclunvelv polllUit** i we will tea»
leave toother* ed mam.
In a pretty good ttale of cultivation, at
Jff/rf/itfM.
who have been cured in Contumplionl, C.ho- lea»t 100 acrea thereof being welUetitt CloIhu t»ik of crimin«tim amlmHminelion— «tm,
Sir
Harry,
the
best
»nn
uf-Sir
Petec
Teazel
. nettr c tented with Boneat estate^
. hit cofft. o^v/a
OL,_ ... ... *&
^tod.^jQ^tf^feog.,
lb» ewlw-er W amrtae awl liinnid aU, wiibwil
tare Mefbu*. lnfl»miba
- Ui uv»d h ftj 'mt UiMnted too laUt '
llnpklnt *
*ti
won ainiit race.oJ foor mile grand liarn by-lhe imported -hon>-6allrimr ter«*ll>i Ojlpeptia, Feven, Ague, Indiset- !
,) having wn
mill- marei.
When God bai bleat lhee,ai able to lire. • ofirnwtnanr.'
Lauek k Sleplicn, Martintburg. >I
I
nti,
bi-lng
tli.'n
mil
of ard«-r,| Ihe beat ion. of tb* > nglith' Ecliptr.; hit g. lion, Dlliou»or Nenroui AOVctions; and all dit- Houie«,twoKileheni, a good new Barn, with
rent
Ihf
liil,
brata,
(except
the
TBRM8'-T»«/'
"«"J
VMI'rjW
b»print«l
And thou bait to rest thee, and able to fire, .
s>
g.
dim
by
Col.Hymeet'
noted
hp'irte
Wildlh
..tabling
and
other
out
houses
in
abundance;
bealini;
horaee
of
«TM«
fanw.
On
Hie
ecnlnl
Alto,
to ftteitrs. Wager If O'Byrne, J l » r *e«kly, on paper of a good<)<ullt> » alxe of
ea«i.of the l.iver, Yellow Fever, Gout, IlheuI.j-ncnl thy oflencejj-ierve God for amends,
ed In lhUta«i;, with lypr oiurae, Oallimnn.. tpriiiR mn tint IKK. tie won air. Driver, Fallow, Vampler. kc. filar'. malitm, l.umbigo. Tic Doloreui.I)rop.y,8l. it is well watered, (Evit'a Hun,) a fine, bold pen-Ferry, who will forward to consignIhe paprrt lio nohliihed
lh» puneof JIOOU. U-allng llw'AnMua X»lll»er dam wat alto. Ilia dam of Ihe celebrated nee
Anil make ready thfl»ul, when God for it sends.
tlrcam, 'patting" through: If, tiesMet baviiyj
"' "
Springs of linwnloneM rtb.5 I«1S_C
funiit:>edlo aoWribrrt at M.5O per annum, if hv KcliuMMiiil <•( Suir't <l«i*; Kff.'irm bj' Marjt hone Aratut and Snow Storm, that wen VitutSDance; Epilepiy, App.plefcy.'faniysit, leveraT never falling 'i'priit
.__!,
.l.»li:..» r i r t i . a n . I
null) on the a p e u « e of tha ftrtl number, or l.n.ler,and SinrfowlnitV 1^ Hlr f.liarii'l— Uhl™ both iiieeraafiil rnnnrra, and aold for Four
(^rartc, L. I. be wnn UK- »Wlt purv. 4 mile Thouiand Five Hundred Dollar! t hh dam, which Ihe Female fiirm it Id ditlreaiingly IIWould you have your, children hap,ion-.inay;.4-.9 had a( .any time
-.
be»t.. hrrting J»ne.fir.f by Or|.b.,, Itoy. .IH! at seventeen yean old, .old for- One Thou- ^'^^^^^^^^^'^^^^^
and Which icndi to many of the (.'
py and therefore healthy, encourage
flMlB nubcriber* are now receivimj and
Olack M:iria
THOMAS
sand
Dollars
eaibv
WM.
II.
JOllNSON.
Jl opening"fthadditlnnal tupply of
very heavy and deep aOer a nhV-lOO.to
them to play. The question for you to
gravr.-, 8roall Po», Mcaalei, Whooping
rr> The «rat nnmber will appear at IOOT Ma cnnrte
Rharleitown. JeOenon County, Va
Maria agalnat ihe Ji,-|.l before ManlnK. and
star'H PcrlbriuimccR.
rough, 3e»le.l. Fever, Ailhma, Jaundice,
decide t* between the Rackets or the
euintienl aumber of aubteriben are recetfol to auon
SPRfNG AND SUMMER
March,
19,
1835—
tf
.,
.
.
100
lri.«S
after
lalbeat-^woneaty".
The,Spring he wat 3yean old, he won tbe Gn»el, St'oDe, and all. Urinary Obtlruclioni,
'
Rickets. You must have llic Rackets iujtily thimmlrrUkina;.
— ' L-U coimlv. N; Y. '
pc»t ,tivte|.stiikcv.owr Jtm. L|iurenc«vilje 'riatutJ.'PasBif'SlTictitr**, Rupltire',. an,d SjGi-nllcmen
into
to whicnlKef invite'the aHchlion of their ciiir
'«wthfyth<r Rickets- - [Jofm^Venl.
luilo heals, wilb gre'aTiSu* at two plillli In all Hi ttageii Conttipaled Dowels,
____________- . be'wito eoiine,
tomcrt and Uic publin generally. I, Scurvy, Hi liiii)(« of Ihn skin, King'i
four mile beala, beating heati, to which there*were 7 subscribers, at
FOR
HAI.K.
W,M. »•
' LOCK t CO,
The Drunkard.—Late one night.
Ttchicialiv Crifton; Tuaeunibla hy Moiuieur 200 'dollar* each, beating Wuxey, Manlin't
" allA'utanePUi. l>iioriler»; in thorl,
NTBNDING
to
remove
to
lh«
Wincbetter,
J»ne
18,1S3J
Toulon— FUrfield, Va.be woo iheWaiill. pur- Sir Archie, Brunette, the full tiSler of CohanInint l» which the h u m a n franir
._: drunken Divy. after spending fit).;tfmys
fcrfortile, the Farm upon wbichllive,
eii«SlleKeiitt; Beairnjj IbccclebwrwlJlorla by ni, CdlHoral Trim, Mr, Wettl filly by Alex^subjict .aider all _their
... _ Tvaried
~ . _. lying near the Shtnandoah ttiver, in Jeffer.
fcarnines at the grocery, set, out for .-The Richmond'Coupler Oohamw, Ariel by Mewieur T<m.«i, ami olhera snder, and two otben in qtiick time; 8ime
ihe Hygeian couVlcuon /ott* ;<)1,Dir( va., about three milei 'from
twrTe.- "Well," sayilie, Vifl find'my
by Tonton,81r Arrl,y, Matoh't
' Hatller "•d"''*;. tpring lie won the coil's race at Tree Hill; fbrmiaud
ERSONS hairing N K O I t O K S for lale,'
• Weekly Compiler.
Charle»to w ii. and .»c vc n from Harpcrs-Kcrrj.
doll. (300 each, beating three others very easily. is, tlii'l
*Me Up4'll lick her—what businesa has
are Teqnetted to gfve the abbaeitber»
Editon of;th« Coatntaa, in con- rilT-Ne.rn.rkrt. Va. 4 mile heata^COO
'. - ,atau* la> unlijeel »• wolr
I
contain*
IOC
acrei
offirti
rale
race,
and
out
of
call, an he will give ai hiith prints at any
she to set up bunting fire and light, ch ? _ ...Jag to, what tkey- believe to be Ihe pub- SfeSjelii^heait. Jackton, Tbe next week he *en't to Norfolk in the OMB RBA1. BXSBASE.
there only on* day bcfere
other purchaier. in tnit market, for all sexri,
JLimc Stone JLaml,
And if I find her in bed, I'll kick her— lie ta*te,*avedaermined. wilhout changing tbe. (anoihl-rof Ma eo'llt,>m thSTJuehcM coooty Steamboat,'got
.^--^_
' '
:Y- _•__«_.•
r«^ ...A A'£FAj.nB«abAj
.
.
'
TtilT
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gnenl tbaracu-r of Iheif \ffftr. to |ive It a eoune. N. Y. aHHiig 18.13, won tbe 800 doll; « the
• . . , •'. ...
race, and itarled fur' tbe sweepstake j,
ena fourtli of .which it. in "Timber, .and Ihe from the ages of 8 to 2.1.
what Dusiness has she to go to. bed be- iprinViny a( (n'itiei. They know there It aw*
'
-WM II. ORIGGS.
'
L. I. 400 doll. 3 mile mile heals, when he waabealenby.Polly Hop-.
cleared land in 'a high ttale "of cultivation..— • <• '
* •hlns.at .aurfeJIlBg^lbe raider wilt.
fore I got home ?"
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Chirletldwn, April3(r,-183>.—tf. -- '. ,'
Kins'.about' 3Je£.ti ITho fall aflcr ho wai 3
ery coniplaint that can It'.U wate:red :bx..a ne.ver-failing.jit'riim. (iho
.
llcated.fi!»me,»tidlb« Clrarlcbto'wii run,) and hat. upon It teveral
yean oldhle went .le.'19oi)*U"MHrnw^1iiT|^
1|^w^
d Alice Cray by Ilennf—Fall 1JM.O-i iweepttaltet, two mileheali, which wai won
woo H,
I-'. i%
• ^L._
_-—....... ilraggle
,i.,.,*\, of
„( tbia vital; pure fine Springn, one of which linear Ihe DwelAND -OHIOi RAIL ROAP,
-'Sambo, where does squire Potcnr
',he perpetual
n«iottr«. M hewnn«n.ilebei.t..beai»Bt* by Pully Honkini, beating Star about 3 feel,
eel, ilrtwn O fnfo. rthe gifl^f Aluiighty power,) ling,- -The improvement* area, comfortable
live?' said a traveller to a negro lad,
r.
br
itobtehood,
and
ibeerfebreleilBcrennu-r
fcy
am) distancing three others. Thit w a. a
at Uw people' of Virjiuia
iuelf of it« »iteo>u), .aorid imiCK iiwfcU.INt;, with ihretf rooin<Wewho sat grinning and balancing himself
HenrV out of Lady Uglittoot, and dltfanclng An- beautiful 'race, and run in remarkable lo-diiencumber
N and after Sunday -moisiimjsiiritli- tlie
take.
p-li •• by CclipK nut of ^rUI'a dim, ItiiJi? by time. The nest week'h* went to Newmark- hnmon, with which it bat becomeeomimxed, jow, and two eboVe. alto, a Kitchen, Snuik*on a rail. 'Turn up dal street; deit usually
Sth iintam thi'-mortim: Train-j* CW> I'nr
•RicfimnniMilooked lost .
through
Che
negligence
of parenU, or^tbe boute, corn Crib, and 8t»b,le.
' I'HKDKIilCK and IIAHI'F.lfS I-T.IIHV will
Sir
Cbarlra
oul,iof,
Betty
•Kobiaaoa.a&d
other.—
pas* dat pond; den turn de right, den litical tyttemj the rpoiiil'where,
I6M
et and won the proprietor's pune, $300, i! vicious,vrGormandizing proneauUea of.us
There is a fine Merchant Mill and Saw tt'ul at »i» o'clock every- monilug.
Daebeaa
countyrVinC
be
won
the
500
. .;' .,
.lllinr.,
the
eoecenlrated-.
U-gitUllve "de lef; 'den strike off dc ole farm side the
Mill, within two hundred yards of the-Farm.
d«ll. 4 mile b.^tt, be.liiiir il« f-romia O'Kelly and mile beats, beating several distingultheii raApril t. 18.H.
: -. •;
Hi- State retilktai aod it it from thiipoi.a
cen
of
all
agea,
»ih
gnat
eat*.
Tbe
next
.
This
valuable
medicine.,bflln|f
eoiupoied
Medora,
at
Trenton,-Uiirlc
S»m
ami
<iem-r»l
Marm Shed's House, and keep going of
AI
persons
desirous
of
purchasing
will
doubtinlcllleeuce II expected lobe aealtered over,e.»eTy
run at Tree Hill only of vegetable matter, or medicinal herb), less view the premise!, Ihe terms and furJackion.'both by. John Kichanl., run HH; 3 mile Week (01nly 3 yean old) he ru
on where you see PhilKs in the Geld,
part of Ibe Commonwealth. _ . .
House fa Kent.
bealt,beatingotbcra-Hth,-«won
club purte, (1:000, 4 mile heals, and warranted on oath, ai containing not one ther particulars will be made known on up- 1
for
the
8 I piirpote (if life be spared) tpenilins
and you can't help, missing on't.
.- •
f
. •*__•-'—t_l ' _"...•.._„!
ABt ^ f i n m i i ' ^ l
'
L ,,' * . iTr..M-Jrr u •-! <- -^^i *'i'*iini'A i T'r^TTrr
lore Ihy neighbor, neighborly;
i skow him no dUcourtoay._
•** no man deceitfully,
oBernowanvMany.
.
not With uturt,
Nor Wtt& money foolishly.
To barn to ibutt ill company,
And inch ai live dishonestly.
To bear Ihy crones patiently,
For worldly things are illppery.
To pra* to Ood contintially,
^ To ipend thy Sabbath holily.
. To live in contcicnce quietly.
And blew the poor right speedily.
mav be either. lnitnictr»«|ir.-^ - .
To Farmer* w» will endeavor-In rtmlcr the
rVrifer peculiarly lmpnrt.nl. by. detailing aenriret aeejwntof Ihe Male ..f the markrtt*t Ihoce
cltlra t« which they uenally lra«le( Ind by devolint tr portion of llt'enliimn. in article! of a milore corresponding with their puriuitt. At we
inu.l look to Ihlt portion of the enmrounlly for
•Mitldrnble aid In the accomplishment of oer
undeTtakinj, we ihall MiUcavor tn d*»rrve It by
keeping them regularly Ippntrd nf all Information which may In any manner affect their mte-
zis AZ.TZI
W
-.._,,^ GOODS,
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f
P
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-...•.-«.--,.-—»»!,».,_~e«a*._**ri.j*-t
O
,,«Hy
Ctmfiler." We ihall, at we havealre*.
IT
•"•• ».»^M.VJ, •».-»—
"... -«" - --[-"..-EMTtEME^ Broth Hal». of a rape- dy
ttalcd. battle for the principle* of Virginia .*fl!«,.ll
pr^..H,,bU
C
«4.bito,
a,,.
rt
R k
K!
an.1 a Coatlllutlimal Uniin. We believe that niiitiirv. (Sec, hit advcrtitcniriu in Ibe Bicfa.
both are new imperilledi and, under thai belief,
iD-Hlll, May 14. IMS
we .hall raiK a warning voice to l«*c •«'*« »«
hope thit our eountrymi-n can be awakenert
•
•—'-which they now eeem
next il»T be- wotrtnp-»0
irief etnotlllon of our view, and "-- • — ccmnly. N. Y.
nvoke the tuppoct of a scuerau. mile heall run
ptirpoict,
"III ifce*l»lt
public.
nubile. .
running .lujMl, flc. Ibe tr-tk outtidr. ami rut
•ate eonI LTke
IHe IXHy
iwwy Compitorwlll
uompiief wm be-Jrt.
nc-»j -».
- .- several
jumpa In the Ian or training track; after
eern, and pureae tbe eourae wkicb it baa adopted which litcame on tbe track and ina.lt- a 6ne race
WT
(Turf
Regrattr)-Fall
I KM. Ijnr»Mt-r 4 mile
Compiler, Five TJoll.n per wmiinit hul *«Uio
..._,-, — » - i -.—. —
— —
' ~ V » E»OwB*ll*l*i
advaiVce will be received at payment in full fer UvS^.d.ll.bM".!*
by J.ihn Iticharilt-TOninn COIIIH-. U I. tjirin
five tubtcrlplloai.
ISS3, * mile Jii-a.lt, irnk'-ychib^puric with J|b
r
f
w m ------ ------ . - i.
— ,
credit, and $3.000 were oBured for him that
evening.allhoiigh he wus beaten. The'tpring
he wat 4 yean old lie won Ihe proprietor.
purae, 9 mile l.cat.. al Newmarket, beating
Polly Hopkin* and Corporal Trim i Pully h»d
•»ir.-'*~rL'^:fM'^i-irM«»'nnA*''^""»l*tiWi»Wi IL uiitl* l i i > U j > l l l
Hill aiid 'ran Tor the" post tlake
"ale Kearney, Polly "
Kate Kearney, making an excellent and most
beautiful race; Tbe'neit week he- run ai
Nottoway, 3 mile heats; fire itarled; he
the third and losing Ihe fourth at tbe start.
The fall be wai 4 year, old be won tbe proprietor'! purse at Norfolk, 9 'mile bents,
with great ewe beating four olhun. Tbe
March 26, 1635.—If
of the human frame) ii found to be^erfeclly
harmless to Ibe moil tender a^c, or weakest
fra'mej under every, ilaife'iif human tuOcringi
thu most pleasant
and benign'in ila ojwntion,
»llJ,jl'|iho1ta'me..,tWe,,the.ni6s); certain."in
searching put the jrpoit of jVery cora'plaint.
however deep', a'mlof perforuii:iga cure, that
was ever oflercd to the world. Tlinwon-eferrW-«6^lr'0<^^r*«ll»*A-*ut-lhM-J**tt
trouble lo-thti patients, by merely iwallow.
Ing a certain number of pills, with the leail
pbtsible icnsa.tion of pain,' esbauition of
ttbr/ste*
citobing cold-, or attention iodreii or diet, in
any wayjlinVent from their accustomed habiti.
The above for ealej;
S ""
_
«:
Property
OFFERED AT PRJVATJE SALE.
QrntiB <tibicriber,inlendine to remove: loib*
•UL SoU(h Wir.it,"offers -his'^resHence ."for
nter^Tfae lot frentl 99-feet-on-W^thinglnrf
ttnet; and run», back 378 feel, divi
tLeyartf on which the, bou»a itandt ja 99 bf
171 feel, and thi garden 901 Oy-yu, to exeellent order; and the lot contain* al.' kinds of
select fruit (or nearly BO) that can. be named;
" "
iK'n.ha
Stf.
fcr-
ThX Yard.
NO. II
• Oni a plnin nithi
Whfn'nproiiil 3
Tlirnw a alil
That t'»* with «J
From the mulberrj
Andahnmk.hMfl
Away from her «M
Whjr i; reptile, fii
: Jthiiflhatshcwat
A» calmly lo it
Willininlef.il
-Alikn a ttravfer I
she'd no dltqulet J
And-lived of m*
\Vhii-h lln'«- it<-b
To flml wmn way
T.I thr haiifhty .1
And thut did the I
To trach bar w ii
That'tbe humble ]
A (il^ii
.
That to carry I
"No more," I
111 spin and weati
To wrup me up r
And hi.!.- my nc
. In M-IT
rll toll for
I'll leave behin
^
To'bevecle
riffKimg in
Anil when ilie iThro1 the very(
."-- - death;When aheflniU,|
As to wear the I
May the hear
IirthBirirntm
The follow ii
|y inl.-re-.tim;,
for the time that|
It is copied (tot
. -xinc—ir vnlu '
*rtp»
House tn'w'hlt'h'if now live. The time of
giving postessip'n may be arranged toluil Uie
tenant.
JOHN -B..O ALLAH EIU
April 9; 1835. - .
__^_'-
turn, tn bo that j
LINE 1-M
II'-'-
,
punioni yho 'know thrmailm
'
indebted to the lale firm oF'Lane
k
Towner, and Townertt Jlarrlt, ire reminded
Hist tiny tieml nut e i jmer thet* nrtei n > n '
retained bj me much loni;errns I'aia lalisfied
each, one concerned will agree -that fromHve lo tenjean' 'indu'ljtence iienough: ind
and garden are latlefrfly
arbor, 130 or 140 ftsel long, .with different lice, through 'the. nieaium of a newspaper,
kinds of vines, which produce tbe very, bctt will put off at Ihe frit, I pledge Itavnitny
quality, of grape; together with Stable, Corn, word, a few weeka will find their notrs out
ifK
as herself, maj
. —. vai
compose, my
and ucgin'
shadow -oviBI
•|i utiiil tlhd
. behold, ibinJ
^
_______
. _____________
.
.
.
terials, and i» coMmodiout, and in' point of
that wave bj(
B. LBV.ERIN . Parpen- ferry.
|tf» Subscriptions received'at th'ii office. STi.w,iddls^0ei^Mi:..WaUri.»8lrAr. .tarllng. The next week he won thejockey
v: JVotlce. _
convenience nirnaited perbapt. by. few..j.._..
. WM.
intcrccplir
proving ihul IlKfc-ll. by John Rich- clubpnneatNewmarkel, t700, 4 miltf beall,
Alto— An»U»c»-L»W aft fact JwBVbSi^Bfli
,, lipenona.wb*iher *t debton P.rrMte.
them in n out of * half-iriir-rirarVf WRiWRflVltbpkln.Jind -Miclln't gray Sir—- ,
H.
G.
8AUNDEU8,
Lenhurr.
§.
tort,
who
have
accounts
with
ihe
etlale
on
whith
there
ia
a
Driek
Store
Home,
24
have beaten li,e Ix-ti of Kcliiue'i fiolianna't and" lulwiibeate. The next week he woo the
I live for "t
WKKKS tt LriTtETON. AiiUltburj
by 97 feet, completely finithed, and now oc- of the jaUtjIrl Jobn BHieoe, are hercb'j reJt weekly MWipaptr, devoted to PoliMonkii-ur Toilton't gi-t and dittanc'ing one of the jockey club pume at Tree Hill, 1000 dollan,
Wool!
HHIBI.US
k
I1IXON,
Salei*.
vain—and '
quetted lo preaent their clainu,. or clo?"
cupied ai inch by the lubseriber.
tic*, Literature, and District Jlffair*, belt of Ili-nry'. and one of rVlipte't, all out of 4 mile beau, beating the distinguished race
any
OOL, lo an/ quantity, andforof merJA8. W. PAYNE,
bert of brood mare*. Otbi-rt of Jill l«t
Alto— Another Lot, fronting 33 feet, and their arcouoli aa Ihe cate may be. at ipeedily
too, lie IHMI.J
Kale Kearney, who bad told the week
it published aery Saturday at the Ike
Nov. 6, 1834.
have diMingiiislicd lliemaclica alto, unnecessary mare
at
postible.
I
will
ipend
every
Saturday
in
running' back' 139 Jfecl; on Which there it a
.over AM"
before , for 2,750 dollan.; Tn this nee his
teat of tfte General Government,
Ip oVlatl Ibem.
- .-—ehandize'.
W'&JS£i8$fc*&
Shepherd.lriwn,
for
one
or
two
months,
fur
'
two
Itory
Brick.
'Bnilding,
with
a
<uie
ttory
1B35.
Such ptrformaneei binenrrly; if ever, been sinew itarled, and ho run Um last mile of. lite
back Building recently erected; another Lol, the convenience.^ tli;epncerhedr"~
BY WILLlAM^THOMPSON.
enuaOeil by the cull, of any hort« under'tucb aecond.haat.ontbree.lega, aud was taken
30 feet front sod running back 130 feet, with
EMOK SVHUP, Pin* Apple*. «w..l OrPWF.NTY-SIX numbera of this Joornal eireumMauce*, hot even «xceptin|( Sir Archy and from the turf.
. .
AND
THE
HYGEIAN
SYSTEM.
vfBr. J. B. dtc'J.
a conifnrlahle Homo tbereon; al»o, a Lot,
Uimons, Figs, Prune* and Ra^
and another SlrCbaHet. foralthm^l, llrey »i.| ISiieni* liorI trained and' run my hone STAR for the
havcbren
:
and Knglitb WalnUlt, FilMarch 7>,183S-tf.
humiliating|
tcillwy b "I fine mare*, ami John Ilicbanlt grt- above races, which are all be ever started Front Ihe Milennial Harbinger^ K«i 5, AV, 4, fronting 40 ft., and running back 130; a large
edited
6y
«Ae
Hn>.
AW«A»IIXB
C*>raiUL
Frame
Building,
30
by
40
feel,
.ami
Iwo
itatiiiR
.ndi
*
mile
race
hor»<-a
Truiinurli
niiiK-.
must
just received and for tale at
„ Tbe pobUihcr^nd editor baa
I #bould
for, ind which arc correctly titled.
•
".In
this
age
of
theory
and
experiment
in
riet
high,
tuitable
for
a
tavern—
ail
on
WatbUiaaoa. from the Medium lo the prove he eonveya thit valuable racinj; property,
Apothecary and Book store.
WM. R, JOHNSON.
if it i
v
all department! of looiely—in pollllci, me- inglon Slri-rt.
' oo good paper and undoubtedly ulaeea him upon an cmiiii-nce
UST received and frr tale, • mppy o f
JAMES BROWN.
blindness,
chanic»vagriculture, law, phjsio, anc-Uieolothat mav well be envii-d by ijie.bctl ttoek hortei
Ai»n
«
frame.
Houte.
SQ.by.QD..
one
ilory
lh.r.-l^.f.t.d
North
River
Cream
Ale
,
VIRGINIA,
TO
.wii-:_
l
anf.Uhnew
type,
anil
•»""«<*'«:"*.«•£"
jun* 11,1835.
•ion» arerriidenee' of each aubtertber ln-watniiigio», of llMS^tJnlwf 8ta1rt.--lV^KeriBTrtlerTni it At rule* hpJdjiinoheSluim I lou»c and l.ul . 40 f •!•• t by I -JO or 1 30... •t-Young'i F41U1T-STORB.—
OeorgetowA'aMl Alexandria, on-the day of pub. ui.ni'icnury to go Inlii ihe detail uf bit many
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan- be ahaken. In Ihe thedry and practice of
rnadness,
Tobacco.
Alto— Another Lot, (ill feel front and runHarpers-Ferry, April 33, 1835.
m_f
'•*__ Doit***
t\.>n *• ••• per
*u->* amrmin
i<nM t|deudid Mhievrroenla, na a reference lo the dlf„
„ •I»riee
Two
aohum-r<b«
cery for Jefl'^noo County, the first Mon- medicine, at in every thing elie, all ihmp> ning back .lG5,.wiih.a. comforlable Frame
ATENT Natural Roapok* Uaf Cb*w- flrtt balf vrar Invariably In advance. MUtcrip-1 fervnt iiilun-etof ibr American Turf Krgitler
guiH. 4are afloat. One school' cures every tiling by Dwelling Houte— both on JeRenon street—
day in May 1635:
.
'
. <ivttt4Cr>A. far tale «v
tlnotaod Advertltemenlt arc reiiwctfully tolleil-1 v}|| .iv» every information iletirol a* re.jK-ctt
It is_unB
Cnxh in Market.
etffe Hanilall anilMarv Hi v(fe, lale Mary calomel and the lancel— another, by steaming together wilb 107 unimproved' t-ott, lying in
KEVES.
«l. VoattnaHera and othen re»ding out of ihr hi. perf.-rm •••« t >i,d xei^-ral Oiltlory, hit pediH'jfiikoofi,
mi heir luutatantaue - «f(larret and mealing— a third, 'by purging in a long Ihe town of Bolivar, bandiumely lilualed for
''
juvcnilo V1
WISH to purchate a nunAer of. l-kely
l>i.tricl.-whn will proeiire five mbieriken. an.l Krt.e wilt he tern then-duly twornto. ByriaroChirleslown,
lilt of cathurlits— a fourth, in imllation of building. _
.Ne-roet | for which I will pay the bi(hremltil,ln*d«a«eeforh:i|f ynr't tnbacriplion, |uin|; bit hiaturi, il will beaeenUiat he bat at* i nyHtttf dtceu'icil,
thic bouni
^
PLaiHTirrt,
Doctor Nature, tometitnei bleed, aoiuetlmei
will ra-celv«* eralulloiifeoiivof the Waam*"- «av I contended with tlm n-n belt hurtetin the
A further deacription it deemed unnecet- cat market price, iu catb.
large lamilj
AGAINST
'"
-'
U,,iteil8l.let<lK:runtholati Iwo miltt of the
•weal! tomelimet purge, as tbe patient may lary. as persona desirous to purchate "are inTho.r ha»iiig N««ruet l'> ditpot* vf. will
ty wiih
Cftrail
Billmtter,
aihilnitli-nltr
.
of
flarrtt
8. CONRAD.* Jalofiristb*
•flrtt
tit-Hi
nf
4
niilrs
in
ibeltinaikalile
time
of
3
lo require—•vited lo call and c lamiiie th» premlwt;— pieate Ip give toe a eu'll...- -Latlera, adi|ie>>i-J
HV/itoo/) dfCd,- and .Mrf«n If'tpikvap. ll'il- teem
• Harpen-Ferrj and. U« vicinity, tb.t.he obtain correct ai^
w»-> indv
rain, and 4Steeonift over Ibe New-Market courk.(
Non nottrum inter vot tantiieBmpnpere^lle*. Term*, one third cash, balance jn.tJ.. !•<, ami 16 in.) on this tubjecl. .will be. pru.Mplly atliiim
n'ynliafi,JalM
H'yiikuofi
ami
Garret
•levi'tkne
carri?. o" the Millinery and Mantua Making me'nli'trid hit editorial eommentt wUI be w lni, trme it rarely beaten ina ain'tle Iwo mile
•' Who ciiin decide whenDoClon ilisaprec .' 24 monthi, wilh 4Utere»|.
tended to. i .
>VAI.-CBOW,Jr.
much
a.
poaslble
free
fre*
awly
«r^aectleaal
i^n
tbrt.tom^.iuidrwtwver^tt.ncefrf
butinett. in Bolivar, ne*t door to Dr. Hay-,ma
buta.ourtaaxiaib»tb«cD, •BriiignlUliii'gi
• tincalc
,
,—
—- hirtnhtryttn-t"ijo«n.ey to
dan'i it»r.,wber,^rf,ei, prepared U> Waeutc,
frond, out Garret If. //w/Wra «. eri/v J«i ««</ to Iheieit, and hold fait that which It good.'
Bolivar, March 1'J, I«35.
oeio be'lVbenlly natroolxed, Ibe pvUltber .will fun Ibe nee for 4O.OOO ilull. and even after that
klnd
of
h
heir of Margaret lltnilricl-i dec'il late Mar- wo have, tried in our own household and
•,t}fc«j*orl«»» »«««. •"
»
f" ^
Injury beat tome ol .the fiuett.bonca on tbe
In make further lmprovem«.l».
Spring Good*.
bla millinery and mantua making, vU: I an- continue
' - -i, ,i daughter tf.nitd Garret amorist our friend* and nelghbori, with
He retpcclfuDy anuounec. the folio.ing new turf. •
..
the;
••tlorallkindi,Capt and Turbana. Ladies
great pleasure and success, the. Hjgeian i)t>
'igranled.—\nj
gti.ilrroan
putting
5
l l K lubtcrlberi bav« jutl received a
1
wqullllo
W»it» and DrMie*, after tbe Jaleal '"utf'The WaJ.iprtnn Mirror will conliniK on
neiu, tuiiictiinr.a1 W»ed ' Moritoniana,' or Mb*
i. owp Hill IK- fiilitli-d tn thr.Slh liujrr
tplendldataurtiuantoC (uliiopalile Spring
Mil4}pbot," wlilcb lliey invite llirir' cu»luiit 11
- a i - 8i»« aW ninufietur.. and it. lirrtent liie and price without any ehingevor ni ir. ., anil i-aib onr being aceouulnbli; fur all'.' rVlllE defendunt., Adrian Wynkoop, Wl|.. Morijien Hilt. ' 8uek have been ouroxpekeep. «n band, Bhutto Brittle rnms Sluck,,
riencc and obiervalion pf Ilia, innocence,
aodTriendt local! and examine. •
liuvo «h«
• Ill beenlitMto Ike Clb mare irrallt—^A-nwre U. li»ni Wynkoop, John Wynkoop, Hariri mildneu, and efficaey of this composition,
,trf the late.t palterni, and of every:.W*l>li,
They have on hand a (urge ataortment bf
' lull I'lVCll
Inking but once will he charged for tbe leap 01.- Wynkoop, Nathan llendricki and tiarrcl W. that from Ihn moil disinlercMni principle of
which will bT»old by Ibe *ngle ilocfcvbrU. per. regularly ajaik-d qutke day of publication.
Bcnllcuir.il '» fine Uoiilt— price Jl 73. .Otlier
the i ii jili-A
^Sd. Diirinitlbe Seatlw ^-S^Wft'* werk" ly (uiilrtt-luitreil.) . If <d USte, al1 Ihe time of Ili'ialricki.not lia.vinjf enlcred Ilieir apnearanee,- benevolence we muat recommend them to Ihe
merrhaut. bj the doisn.on reatonable terWS. I,
irtielrt will be mid in the tartt prvpurliuuarticle wlfi be prepared and invariably appear ine trcond pi-rfnrmance, her owner may K-lecl and given tecurlly according to the act of MM-racpiineque
alllictrd
who
huvo
tried
many
thlngt
In
vain.
Stock, repaired at the iborteit notice
It Ii J. JOHNSONniidi-r ibe bi-adof "SayM.|taiKl Dulugt In Coo- rillier araton or inturanre. Oenllemen wbeii Uy ami ibe rulra of Ihlt court ( and H appearing
April fa 1M5.-tf
mod cloth
thry »enil their maret uutl wrlle upon what by aalltfaetory evidence that llwy are not Inliahi- So many obdurate dltea.es- of tba ttomtcb
Camp Hill, May 14,1835
-ret. '*
icrnti Ibey will put il>,-m. Mam nol MlltAcd at lantiof'lhlt eounlry : II it ordered, That the and bowels and of tha' whole ly.lem have
«ib.-n<uina- lh«
reteH Ihe noAitlral.rnroort
1
J
Mmith,
TUeexprriitt
fl'of^bi'^Win'lilH
be
pt-rrottlrirltJ
tilil
ilrfi;iii1»nt«
ilo
appear
here
on
ibefinl
ilny
relidved,
ttr
perfectly
cured
-by;1h»mi
,
anf ou-iiili/tllfl« liea('QrHieG^fnl «»reniat Philadelphia tome meui. will be naicd for Ik* lafpruution of di.i»nt r.i onto him fi-rr of fnrllicr chaise for hit arrvio-a. of the nrxt term, anil « i . « » i r the bill of ibe that they are worthy of Irla),- etpcciilly in
ASMS
plalulilT.; -araHhataicopr-ofHvri^-erirr^4iii4*tiliVIru*V~*a>raSted:To":b]l
th* uni|enigned linve procured from
M'
to lake Ibera from lap Into llw
wilb Inserted in tome ue'wtpa|Kr publitlied In failed.1 Being a vegetable isoBiDotilwn, they
tbe, »rmtof healthy "'sib. The namrt of all tbe Mibteriben. lo lb> uiffiiieiil
following arrangement* nip* of .tbe KatUrn eiliti, and Blow olfisr fur
Mirror In Washington. Oeorg.towa and Alex until he I. >it • h. rr ; mum put hut ytar bj Ihe Cbarlrslowii, for IWO roonlli. HieeeMlvely, and are perfectly .nncxritl, which U saying a
anil that
children of reip*eUble^*inili*i, U prep.red aoilrla, will be publitiled owe every til njonlb* fciiA br trafUl ani) •failing may b- iuaurnl ihii potted al Die front door of the eourt-bouie in tinhave been adopted for the travelling between «ulo, torn* of tb* |.uie»t slid be.l iMfUor* Itu
great deal in tbii guiily age; and bcinR a >crv Ballimoie and Harper'i Feriy *;id Frederidi ciiimirj can afford—among' them are
to t^aV.fMstaj. .liber at bit office or in an ad.ertUlne; directory, with the profcttlop )f*r at KtHMi pricr if their «ccountt Jull be aaHllp'wil of t;bai'li-.lo»il.
i,.lid mid
ha|i|iy
cumliiiialiim.
llirj
fail
il'JMie
H"
I'.'jiiwiil up by'tb"fim «f-»J»y-« «narc» piilibia four —~-A-C«pt—Vi
Very eld L. P. Madeira,
and rrrlileneee* eath ' "atlaa
A«tfr*tkt«n«**.>. _• |ta'
for the prue'iit Bnrlng tnd Suipmer'; an.l »ill
tr
sliluiiun
when
uted
according
to
the
printed
Clb. Forilie lnforniallnnof.ennin«ni»t rtiut.' liv Ibe Itfif •eutu and lotting nu) be iiitui t-d
llllUK.H'r T. BROWX;; Cltrk.
Very old Pale Sherry,
.• .
Ck«rl*itow«, June 4,1939.
' cuuimenre on Friday next, the 1 Huh, viz.
. of our (ir
Jlfectioni.
EDITOB."
Mty «l. IS35. • ' . ' .
' '.'
en. * .election will be made and poMuhed every Ihe ncal year lo any bno* then lUuidiiig al my
• Port Wine* in balf b*rr*ls, 1-viglh'catkt,
,• For Frederick and Harper ! Ferry.
week, from ibe New York Journal ofCommerH-i ttable at the price nf tbe araton of kurh horee, if
barreli,
and
quarter
ratks,
O Th* tubtertben having been appoint- A iralowillitarlat half aflcfiin Ilu, morning.
Vlltr.INIA.-ro WITJ
*lao* price eurrent, adapted to ihe Wathirigloi. lh,-ir account, for tbit ji-ar thi.ll IK aellli-d al the
nt lluv i
Alto, I'ourib Proof Cojniio Brandy,.
'reib Zanla ('urrantt,
And fur Frederiek,.
and «forrel.iwn mtrktl. and carrfullv correclnl ,-jcf»rall*a at this araton i no mare •ill be tuti- At nil. . hnlden In Ibe Clrrk't Office of Ihe Cir- ed tole agcntt for vending Ihe .celebrated
(urtuiKttulj
HvUtnd i;in,-I.. P- Tenerifl* Wine, ill
cuit
Hu|irrior
Court
of
.|AW
a»uU.(Jhauerry
for
/ii/g.iun
IJiirrrial Mtfteinil, III the; Slate of
A car ol balf efterlbn* In Ihe aflrinonu. ',
TAMARIND*,
llcil to ll.i-M- prlvili-grt and advantage! unlit, the
for
the
Mlnw
by
iiitellig'i'l
meraantlle.
gentleJi-fli'i ton County, (be Ertt Monday iu May, Virginia, beg leave to notify the public, that
ia boxe. Mmcltel Haiiiua,
Ai ileim engine* have been introduced uo of which will b* mid on •|ccomawdilii>£
Tfclt information will beV«i underlie tenua are ttnctly coiupli. .1 • ill.': K. ml. mm b»d
B BNE
.>V.A.GE.tt_jt.9' X . . '
lh*-geuuin«. Medicine* can .only be pro.eiin-d Ibe road, »iid will vtutk fruiu llulllmorc.and term*, ,1 ., ,
b> Her »-i*.- Ulil BplMHtwJIJ .1" *ililaiu.a».luaiiJ
. .MOIbtTrcsbFlo*.. ., _ .,- '
,
,
TmaTirt,
wi Ibi. cektralfd race turte and gi-tttr of tleorye B. licall, '
directly from Ibem, or tub-occult duly.au- from Frederiek, it ii intended that the morn3 bwnH aoft tbelled Alawodt,
7lh. for llw t-dlct1 aw« Ulenry Depart,
AfiAINST
ru:.
u
ibiy
cut,
for
it
will
eetlaiulv
be
menu of Ihe Mirror, good original and well aeIhorited by them, and that 11 a further secu- ing tnin from Baltimore ibsll reach Freder. Uraucet and Ltinooi,
ll»irl..teb.|H>e,
JO»(IAII W. WAIlfe. Margaret Brail, in her evil right and at ejeetu, rity againil eouolerfelu, ivk imctil Of Ib* iek by • quarter before eleven, wbllit that
b », Suwr, Butter fc Water Oraekeri, lecled mailer will be constantly provided.
M'rvpure for Jf«rwil,
trit.ff HaeHah HeaU Jee'd, .tie.
Mating ilirad.iwwlv«ve»bu«diwl tubacrU
Kred>co. April», ISM.
A f r w ^caanUters of riekW Oyitera.
gcnMiiu
medicine! it tigned II- lleiiderion k fromFnderiek md lUrpen I'crrv willtrriv*
Jtdamt und Mary .1 hii vife, •''"'na
IIAVE on bind a go«d tupply «C 'fl'beniiilbefily of WatUnltoa alone, and every
Sou, Slats agents for Virginia, and alto, by in Baltimore al or before on* o'clock.
J i l l I I I , Mulilila
*JUII(«H<
•*- CFWI'lf
trttit*"
••
• 1'dge
•=
• '
in,
.l/..»/i
H.
falrk,
ratc eeaaoned limber fw repairlnaj ami
liamltome wbetrlntloa in Georgetown awl Ale.lite
iub-ageot
for
the.
rttpectlve
town
or
unilll-'riiM
/..«
-wife.
John
H.
Ueall,
Thorn.
April7.
1835—
U
Mtrug*
•mlrla, Ibe Mirror will. Hit prcaumcd, obulaa
making new tiRAIN CUAW-K8, which can
at
SHtaV,
H-Aerl
Uutke
atut
Harriet
L.
county
where
il
may
be
uOered
fur
isle.
*fr.
' H-i'inrd I
fair
iMirtlonof
advartlaln«
petrenan,
-- be dime at the tborta.l nolle*. I can be
All vf/r, anil (trig* Taylor,
IU r ' r,
D. HENDKHHONfcHON.
Caaniiwkltiout, whether coolamini order, or
JfeetersoM( t\i.)J<irl.ey flub. found .1 «, ab..M Cat T.U Kun.
ils; lubtcriber reipaclfullt inform, the
sal. at
.-'.*MM
.
INlillANCKHV.
Frcderlektburg, Nov. 3, 1834. '
remliuaeea, mwt be *"n«"rdfl»«ai. fr«) 10
riilxcni of Harperk-Fcriy and in vicinity
ILL b* run for, on the fint day'.
HE defendant! A.leiander A.tann and
W. THOMMOII, Bailor ot the Mirror, Wmliii.g- lhatke
Harjnn-F«rry. May 38,1635.
N. B. Persona" withing lo obuin the agipJune II. Ie3i—-31, •
bat received a large and general iupmeeting next fall, »rcrj»/uJL>i for
Mary A. bit wife. Matilda II liumi, Th....
i luii-.l ai|
0. II. Heall, i....l Itiibt-H Uurke, ai.i! lltrrirl I. bit cy fur lit* ill* of th* abdia Mrilicme for coltt and Glltyt, 3 years old, une mile- and
of
nccri-t •
which, added to hi. former Stork, miket hit wife, net having futend Ibrlr appvkraner, and aii) town or i ininlj in th* Hi**», will pl*a>e repeal— entrance flUU, half fuifeit — 4 ui
rrtii.nn,, wssBLf, AT
[ ' ~"'tiMnpCjrwiu
•uorlment complete. He awuret bit friends given tecurily according tu Ibe act uf attembly adJre.. i pott paiJ][to U. Uendenon ai Ron,
jrN>f <» time for
more to make a race. '.
whitoAer]
end tb* public K cnr rally, lhat th« ariirle. .N.I the rulei of tblt eourl t ami il appearing by I'rederiektburg.
«»• "• * 8On tha tcci.nd datH meetioe.a twee ptlaket TWO DOLLAB8 t\ tfUff
•g *W*rAIBo
avldtliee |hat llwy are iml ll%.btl«i.U
Aulborited Agents are
have been purchased wilb car*, and are war- aaiufuctori
fur colt. HU filleyt, 3 yean old. twonilet
*«•<*«•*•
1 UU anal •
i.l ll.ii counfry r It I. u-dcred, Tb«t Ibe aaid
Ucorgu Huin|ibrryt, VHarlfttov*. }
and repcal_entram*|300, half furfeil— 3or
II* wouU alau rtqiitlt
RE pnpand lo neeive lud will forr ranted genuine
Payabl* balf y««r|yi but Tw* Duii»««
da ippnr Iwre on Jlui.litl iky
KliilM iitirbprram,- Hiehmattd.
wtrd, wilb promptitude, either loth* Iboa* who nay be In want of Fmll*, t'on- tbe next term asM
more lo make a race.
will be received it (.uvunnt in full, if )""'
._ answe r Ihe bill of Ihe plalntilfi
J.
C.
8«an.
l'ttmtiHr
.
S
feclionariet,
Fancy
Articles,
fce.,
lo
Mil
at
A
coll'i
title
it
alw
open
far
tb*
gal
"I
itb
iiu
Ditlrlct
by
tb*
Canal,
or
to
Baltimore
by.
ib.
eiilirely
In idvanre. Wbenavrr paymctii it
aud
Ikat
*
eopy
of
lbi«,o«lrr
be
fiirthnltb
ii*rr|.
Ci«x»s«t»wa. June 1 1, !»»*•
H Hall, AtrfM,
his Fruit Store, imnvidiaUly above hit Drug cJin toaa*isafwt|iaprr |«bli*bed In
thli tpring «f .any aud all the ttalliout In ibe deferred beyond Ibe expiration .of tba year,.
RtlUNo**,
• H » . Willi.ro. k Victor, I*
S|ore, where U lo be found ill ariirlei con- fur two netiUii tucccttiicly, and putted al tbe
Vtllt j of V i i g i n i t . la b. run tbe fill o
inlciril will b« «barg*4'<ii-a H. Knaiiff, fai-mHlle.
nected wilb and belonging to a Coofacbonary fi .M.I door of tbe court-bout* le the laid t*wn of
entrance |&00, half foiftii-ii or npr« to
Bran k Kcllv. ChtulMftvmf.'
•(>niibtnipii«us-far-iix atoiilbjr'f 1 9i, ><•
tarleatowa.
\
txiuy—'IVaie.
J.
l.n
H.
lln»kiuri<ljie.
Xtiamlm.
Eilablbbatent
anp oruxa
mtk* a rar*. • '
.
uour. r. BROWN, m-.
Hi nrv P. Ward, Hlitchetter.
ADAM YOUNG, Jr.
All Ib. abov* .likes lo clot* by Ib* lit of be |>sld Invariably «• e<la«a«. "
May «. IIM.
ADVKRTIKINO.
llarpan-Firry, May W, I83S
August, IMS.
,
rr Produc*
TbetermtofaJ»erli»u.|{,areer atijtwr* In
Will
' Due nolke will b. given of Ib. tlnw of
Cmth for flour.
ceoiiffaad to tbvaa (or eitlar pla^*, *»4 will,
or
lc>^
(I,
for
three iuwrtlont—lar|*r wxa
H.
racing, sic., which will b* arranged to suit
E with to purchat* '1000 bbls. of
For Male,
wbe* dMirad. make *al* of tbat wM.
tb* gnat courtct. Our purtM will, at WM.. io the aim* jjrwpwUuu. Kacb txmtiauMO
will
give
tbe
Th* QOOD8»fMarchaetoaldolkeneoan
which
w*
FRW barreb prime 8bad and llerrinj t,
be at the atand, andit*llM< tbM »400 (ur 4 Hi c«ul. per aiiwaie.
Half*
.BbiiW.
lag from eUker Burkal will r*e*iv* Ibe grtalMAN advertit*iM»li •«( »wdar»d for a
ro.ap.o Ball, price (rotla »f TrantpoiUtioa kc.,offi)
•cveral barrel! of Tar awl ro.ap.on
Jat.
W.
Fayne,
Horrcnl.ai,
wbjwl
to
Ibe
Billiawre
impeclivn.
cit
allantlon.
utn.ily of Slone <;ual.
.JcUk lime, will be «*U»-*4 until forftM
WHII W puickat* clean wa»b»d WOOL,
Wkukcy, and a larg* qutn.i
.
J.U...M. NJlc, CWfv*.r CV
' _f_ j - av ... A-..* --- ^^^M^.—*^
WAGKR
W« alMtl kam fawslMlIf «• but • tarf*
VVAUErt fc
. f«r wUeh t will |»ft th» bkb,.l aaarket
Cb*ri«.l*WB,APrUSO, 18Ji.
W». T, Jest*. J^tttwMr Cttmly.
ly of IA LT and PLASTtUt.
llarDeia-rerrv, AftU 30, 1834.
asl U, JUS—*t
^MtV II, 1IM,
.
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