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CILWLOTrii, C. ITKSVAY, MAY 23, 1826.
(;> o 8-1.
PClll.ISMr.l) WEEKLY
My LKMI KL lilXrillAM,
AT Mlilfct IIDLLAIIS
TKAK, PAID IJf ADVANCE.
No p'lptr will be discontinued, unless at tlie
4lscr2t.on o>' the editor, until all urreuruges arc
paid.
Adveutisf.mknts will l)c inserted ;»t the usual
I’crsoas sfiiding in :ulvcrtisements, arc
ie(|iicstc(l to note on tiie margin tin- number of
iiist-rtioiis, ortliLV will be cuutinucd until forbid,
iiccordinj^'ly.
V vvhUc Vaw\ V v\tt\\\ ii\ci\l.
Tin: Mibscriber uiforms his tVicnds and the
tluit hf h;is ptircluihLcl th;it wi-11
. stahlihhiiicnt, l.itely owiK-d and occupi
ed !> iJr. II'. n(li.rson, ami is now prcpuri.d to
t;iiui;uu ir.ivfll-rs and others, who may jjicaM-
to c.ill oil hiiii ; anti no cxcrlioas will ho spared
to rnuliT llu iii coii.foi-tabic, and th’.'ir htay a-
irivt-aMo. Ills table will hv furiiislicd with ev-
trv \.ii'ii-tv which the country ailbrcls; his bar
With tnc best uf litiuoi'b; an'f hiS stables vn iUi
pli utv of prove luler, and carelal si pvants a ill
be in eon.stanl attendance.
UOHKUT I. IJ IN KINS.
' Charlotte, .\p'.'il 20, 18J6. 'tiO
Qfj’The  anulcu .h)unial will Insert the above
tlii'ee weeks, and forward his account lor pay
jnent.
VA\Vevl*cViv\\\\e,\A.
rS^llK subsciibev lixvinj; iiuiclKi^d that valu-
Jt a*de sl..iid known a-i the liousc- turmerly oo-
cuim'U bv Kilwari .M. Bronson, preparinji- to
OD- ii 11 as a house of I’ubhc Kntirt.iinnient, on
tlu' tir.-,t day ot May next, in a style ot conven
jii, t ai.il conitort v. lueli shall he s.ilisfaclory to
tl.‘,'-e w iio favor hail w ith the ir custom. I lie
ho' ai' has reeeiUiy umurijone a thorouf^'h re
pair, t hi bi lls, on’the 1st of May, will be all
; tlie hed-roonis in neat order, and every
cuuvenience w ill be provided eitlier l»;r transient
cu'loUKrs or constant boarders. It is intcndeil
th.it the iiouse, troiii its ample atcoinm.-ii.itions
aiul the . tteiitioii of its proprietor, shall nient,
as it is hoped it ina\ re^ eive, a due share of pub
lic patroiiag’e. i'iie bar will l)e well sujjplied
With the best of liquors, the stables ne well
fur'iiisheti with provender, and attended by care
ful iiwsih-rs; aim cliar};es will be .so n j^nilated,
th.it (aose who call ..t Uie establishment will e
iniluced, troiii a reg-ard to economy ai.d comfort,
to repeat tlu u- visits ; while eonsiant boarders
■will ue kept m such {^ood humor as will, it is
I hoped, induce that puiictuahty which will afford
the subscriuer tiie encouragement and support
lie will endeavor to deserve.
UOHLUT SLO.VN.
Charlotte, N. C. April 14, 1826. 7ytt
Tlu‘ lute venerable Charles Thomson,
the long surviving SecrelHry of the Con
gress of the Revohition, spent his last
yeai s in a rural retirement, a few miles
iVoin Fl/ilrtdelphia; from whence he canie
to town, occasionally, in an old fashioned
square built chariot, with his gardene-r
mounted on the box, driving at a snail’s
jiace, a pair of old farm horses. 'I he
!)oys were naturally attracted by‘the sin-
.;ularityoi the sight, and would ol’ton call
to one another, “’I’hcre goes Xoub’s
Ark I”—“Yes,” said the old man,nieek-
IV, on one of these occasions—“ jJnd jS'ouh
in it.”
An experiment lias been tried upon a
toad by immersing it in a small flower pot
sunk deep into the earth, to ascertain tlu
fact of the animal’s living Without loud.
When the light vvas let into his cell after 3
years coiifmenicTit, it hopjn'd oul upun tin
earth quite ‘'I’hc prisoner was
recommitted for further trial.’
a\ Vuv
■ hscribi r t Hers
rZ^SULTCK'S'.
A writer in the Providence, H. I. Jour
nal, claims the invention of rail-roads, as
belonging to his native state, and tnakes
out his claim in the following way :
“I allude to the road from Smithfield
South Parish, to Thompson and Killing-
ly. Conneciicut: which is still to be seen,
with the improvements that are annually
made, especially at this season of the
year. And I positively assert, that ouis
is the best ftern use if is the cheapest. Only
07ic Knglish I'tigine n/une cost 20G0 dol
lars, whicli sum the « hole of our a|)pai’-
attis does not mech exceed as figure^
will prove; for 700 got>d chesnut rails at
S3 amounts to only S2 U and it out;!it t'>
he remembered that tins hall 'he ex-
p'Mre we are at, and tIn-iniercnif iscoii-
clu‘i\i‘ in our favor. W* placc our rails
fil’tv to the mile l y the side of tlie road,
to ni V out tiie wheels when the) ge^ stuck,
and boots bt-' iiid when wanted. It is
true, niMte rads are used tlian we ftir-
nish. and |ieople ' (mtpiaiti fif t he deslrtir-
tioii of tl'.fir femes; but as ue have had
no bills of cost lo pa\ on that score as
yei, we camiot Lirlv biing any thing
more ituo a' count.”
I I'd in IreL tul !)V an apothecary and a can-
t.iiii of dra.:;oons, who, when they stop-
had
To the Editor of the Democratic Press.
PiMNCETox, (N. .1.) Ai’Hir. 20.
Mr. Editor,—\s the Washington Press ap
pears to be.ga},''Ke(l w ith a squamislmess, as
smlden as it is extraordinary, I have, after de
liberation, determined to coninmnlc .Ue to \ou
for publication, the followiu}j i xlract from a
letter of a Washington Corresponut nt. If the
Senate of the United States can stomach such
eructations from the Virginia Senator, surely
the public will m ither he injured nor infectd
hy it. 'I'hese thinj^s ou;,lit to be* known, tliat
if they de serve odium or n proach the y nia) fall
on tlie proper objects. The letter is iio>n un
intelligent ge:,tleman of this state, now at the
scat of g’overniiient.
WASHINCTON, APRIL 22.Oil 'PucS-
(hty and Wednesday, nearly the whole
time of the SeiKite was ongfo.ssed by
Randolph, who sjioke on the first day
abiuit four hours, and on the last about
six or SIX ami a half. Accordin;r to cus
tom there was little in referencr; to
irst
to
fed-
‘cry.
Ad-
that
Ml of
Giles undertook feir him, tlu- inter\io\y
took place with JelVrrsem, at. i Act .ms,
abandoned his old li ientis. I lu
fruits of the bargain, was in 11 i k
the liabeas corpus a t, in which i •
eralists, not suspecting the iv...
and having great coiiliden* >, .u ''Ir.
uiiis, united. Mr. Kaniloipli
.\ir. bavard iiud freque’itly
this ai t t f treachery, ami f oiii[uuined of
having been completely gulled.
“lie went on in this kmc! v,f strain
vv It bout interruplioii till after seven o'
clock in the evening; duritii; vvhiri' time,
It IS said, he dr (ink four t)'jtlif\> of j-or ter t
which were handed to him oo ln' .lesk,
tumbler alter tumbler VVlien tne .oustf
adjourned, iie became irritated ai not
being able to find a paper lie v\ as
lookiiii; afier—pronouru.ed the Cai'Uol
the sink uf corruption, declai ed ht o . uld
lie a second Cockburn—set fire t'> a oun-
ell(‘ of |)up‘-i s, which lie scatteieo aOoU^
llie Mibjeet under discussion ; but he
.iviiih'il himself of the opportunity to Uie St nate room-dirt cied the do-/i ktep-
pour out a continued uiiinterruplcd er not t» tou,ci> tm tn~lei il e,.* w,',eth-
streaniof the most vul«;ar ribaldry and er—y/o//»w, it is said, wvicrlook lo cane
slan.lerous invective th.it vvas cvcv\himfor fas u/hi.c tf /iwi-/>>>t > a.s
heard, niix'Cii up vvitii a great deal ofel-
o'jiience, t'aney, taste and iiiforniaiion.
llee;i!Iod Mr. Adams, a Traitor. Mr.
SouUiaril had kept a little seliool, and
disgraced Ihe navy by brinjiiii:^ into ser-
cd bi/ ttie inletferenvi oj others. W iia. tuuifc
)ou of ..II ii.is—of Uie ijody win re it is
allow cor
A large and highly res|.'ecia!d
. . , .Meeting has been held in thi.
viee' that recrea’it cailill—tiie slayer ol' -York, to take into considi-raUou the
Dceattu'. He branded IMr. Holmes ol case of Mr. Jefferson, a. whitn the May-
i^iblic
. 1 r y of
Maifre, as a Liar—j)ronounccd him a
‘elangerotis lotd.’—said he was :i wotild-
be ajipointed ooileotor of Eastpoi t, and
iiisiiuiated that the a[)pointtr.eut would
I i K
for sale a vaiuabU'
'.ie:t of l.aiid, on aecoiii-
iiovl' tinj; t'.rms, whleh,^
i.i-.-. ai li ■ i' ll r [lan of Iri elell e.oniU_\, on me
he ad waters of IJocI-y |{i\e r, adjoining 1IU’lauds c
of li. S. !]onst(m, lU njaiiiin Ure\arel anil otlu rs. In tlu* iintlsa llnusi* of I ommons, on
and conlaining o72 acres. 'I'lie- saui i:‘.ud is t;t i ihe“ 16th iVl .fCii, ’Mr. M. 1" iiZi'oealtl, an
gooel ejuahty and well wateri. d, l>e)t!i as to Springs 1 l,.,sh memln i, iiuMitioned, in di'liate, that
and branches. Ot the land now in crop, ainom.l-^ there was an instance of a bank esi alilish-
ing to ‘^J or 50 acri'S, the most ol it is Wi ll m.- |
nuretl a.id will i>roduci corn, ce.tton or wiie- t, j
in .sullicient quantity to abuiu'.aiitlv coinpen"ate
the husbandman for his labor. lApnimeiri has . |)ed puynM-lit, at the end eit two\c;.rs. ^ ^
provi ii that it is pecnliaily aelapteel to riceive | •;(jiiti iv'(! to issue uot«‘S to the amnuiil e)f I b*' to the inftiiite advancctl’.cilt ol sniupj*
groat and perman nt benelit fioin manure.— .)90,000 tiounds sterling, though in roili-, o;li(!*>;. H'alked of his late duel—l.owit, i; . . , . . r,i i.
I lare is on it a large portion ot low gi’ ,,,jr |)(isitiess, tludr joiiii canital eon-i w;is broiii!i;lit about—of the ‘ taic end of 1 ‘ le p ae , v\etc up^
.»h ..r .i.. r,;-ococd. ..d r,..,,, | ku,.,,..,. Di„io,nacy;
and have been n.eiwed for a number of \lars. thl’ sale ot the' aiKithee ary s stock, and the j our moral:
The princi|)al dwell ng-house is large aiul ce^m- cajilain s comiiiissiol’.
moelious, which, withal.uie additional expense. It was mentioned by the ^ eatCU by caodle-ligilt of' ^
ant'j i^nibergris.—'riieori{>;in nl lins sub-
. • .lu.j.i ■i|)»ail»ulor.(; hiimlrcil vuvr«. aiKt' --la'il , stiiirt ,s iiiniivu.l ill com|,lrl,'..i,-'.iri.
n-l .. .mivisal sa,i.racti„„. l 'O .tu' sol,|c,l „n,lcr ,li-r,,,-lon. Ik- a„ know „t il is, „,.,i .t
t here are two imnri-veineuts on this | he adUeil, was never seen there.
[M
or of the City presided, and the Coilector
of the Port acti.d as Setretaiy. At this
meeting, resoiuiions were unanimously
adopted, expiessivr of high i - spect for
his virtues, auei b)nipai.li> fur lus nuslor-
tunes ; aiul a comniiltee, ol u\eo'v-lour
! oointed lo receive coniriuution'i iVom ihe
'■"'■.■"‘S ,„„a,..ls ihr |>ur,)Osc of re-
, .iievinghim from the pecuniary claims
. , , eiijles, and our bodies with their 1* rencli' i,:,,.
It was mentioned bv the Scottish mrm-' . .. . ... upon nun.
poison our morals with their j)riii-
mif-htbem.ideccmiioitableandctmvement even in the same debate, that the system , i-* ’ Imi. v,»iii,r I wlioi. ii
for a large familj. The situation on winch it •,, board.n- .c.hool loi > oun,. la.i.t s, a
stands is probably ceinal to any this or the e - hundred vear^. anef ^ t.hotisaiu _ct eetera-equallv _ reVcl
'I'OW.V
KOlt SALK.
Nortli
U Il.I, SKLL, on ac
commodating terms,
„!l my Houses and l.ots
n the tow n of Charlotte,
hiia, twenty-two in number, tour ejf
them eonifortably improved, together with niy
two story ilw^liing-house and Jianyard, all in
good rei)air. ,\lso, a good butidl tarm, conven
ient to town. Persons w lio afe desirous of pur- | £ ^
uhasmg, woul i do well to call and get goenl | ”
bargains, as 1 wish to remove to the' W est in
tall. WII.I.I.V.M RLiilSll.L.
Charlotte, N. C. March 2-i, 182G.
Jmt8‘J
^^ar.len
tr.ict, which will be solel togetlu r e>r separate ly,
to suit purchasi rs. It woulii be a lu sira le
place ejf re.siiKnce fora n.emberof the [trolcs-
.sioii of Law or a I’hysiciaii, being in a respeet-
aule and populous nei,^hijorhe>oil, and at ne. rly
an eejual distance from live surrounding villages.
It is unnecessary to give a further ele scription
of this laiHl, as timse, no doul)t, wishing to pvir-
chase, will view the premises, h'or terms, ap-
pl\ to the subscriber, living 5 miles north oi
Concord, Cabarrus couiitv.
A. C. M’UKK
(iold, the subject under discussion. He
j saiil the Administration hail beaten
Caz. I Shakspeare all hollow. He had coii-
leeived the character of Mr. Ju.sticc
North J!v)ericnn Reciew.—’I'im Hoston Shallow—anel it was supposed that hu-
Pa\; iul ui-.iKiunces from gooel atuhoriiy, | .rt iiius cotllel scai'cely |)ourtray
that l;y the bi ig HuUin, a l espi'ctable list' aiiotiier insij^uil’icaMt character, but
of new sabscribersto the North Ainrrican ;,iteinj)ted a^ain and with equal
Review has b.-en received {lom liuenos had i;iven us Master Slender.
Ayres, at the head of which is t!ie ‘i's-^ administration had fronu further,
luiguished patriot and statesman, Don, surpassed Shnkspeare. It had
found a character still nu)*e insigrufi-
-a mere uesa-
is most eommooly found io I'linps ikiat-'
ing on the ocean, sometimes aelhering
to rocks, sometimes in the stom irhs of
fish—but whence does it eoiii- by
vidiat prof'ess is it formcl '' f'ivcry i)0-
d> knows the history of that u;: : asy
sub>taiicc called A(li()0cire—!li ; on
digging; up the boelies in the (•(■m lery
of St. Innocent’s at Paris, nui y of
them were found in part conveite in
to a substance r(‘semblinp; sjirrn icf ti ;
land that it has since been aseertaiiiod.
\\vv clisiiug*uislu‘(l Anibassudor to iIr* live, aiul it had made ot^such an aiiUnal j fltvsh of auituals*, iii.sii'j.l of
Court of (Jreat liiitaiti. Having lately'—Secretary of the Treasury. He j putrefaction in air, U'oier-
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\\TVL hereby fj've notice to the citizens of
f f .Meck1en!)urg county, that we have |nir-
cliaseel'the vi}^lit for niaiiuVacturinj^ a .Machine,
called the PA I KN I’ COUN SlIKI.I.Ki:, and
will soon have them on hand for stde. ' or the
£implicitv of Its construction and its utdit\ to
corn planters, it is uneipialleel b_\ any other in
vention. I’crhaps we may be thougiit to exag-
g.ratc, when w.e say it will shell a bushel of
corn in thnr miui'ti f, and by a little xertion in
two mimites. But we invite all *'> come and
e\;'.mine it, witness its operation, ami satisfy
themselves as to its ;.^re at utility. It can be suen
at the sub.sciibers’ shop, oppo.site the jail.
'I'llKO. .MKUUll.i.S,
W ,M. ( I'-LL
N. 11. 'I’he price cf the I'uttut (' rn Stnlhr
Til'i lie jll delivered at the sl.oj), or ili-hv-
yred at the house of the puicha.-.er.
.Vll pcr .pns are cauti; ned a'';a,ir-.t niiikinpr,
tisiiig e>r vending the above iiui-iiiue in th; .
rouut\, umhr peiiah\ of tiie lav.' .a that case
inaile and jirovieled.
Cliarlotte, .!ai’. 20, 182'j. •'’7ll
'fti'cxlt, JS*v.)y\\i-V'u.vc\1uv\,
Iredell I.oiiiity.
^.Hi t of riius and (lint! Ur I'Jjru-
(iru Term, lo.^'l.
■ ' t> shew
and statesman, Don
Iji'inardin Uivadavia, well known lo the
N.H. Approved cash notes, negroes, or notes world as the restorer ui good older and ]\1 .,ster Slendcr-
negol.able ami jiayatilc at the Charlotte Hank, government 111 his native e:ountry, and as
will be received m payment. A. C. M. he
B2tf , Court of (Jreat liiitaiti. Having lately'—Nt.'cretary ol the treasury. j undergoing
' returned from his embassy to the circle asked, “where he was? who had seen j gQgg glower clianges which take
j| his afifctionate li iends and gratehd him? I have not seen him dtiring tne j (ji-jjjgp water, in a runninj^ sfroainj
ffllow-citizens, he has been (Icctcd by t!ie entire session, and so help me God, I I it is gradually converted into this sub-
Constituen Congress, silting ui Buenos not heard his name mentioned J stance. It is not an improbahie con-
.\yies, Pie si(U'i.t of ihr United Provinces j,i„ce his rei)ort was sent to the house, i jecture, that Ambergris is ttie ll'jsh of
ot Rio lie i.a 1 laia. Ihe w eil-d'-served will die, and wlicn he dies, he will., dead fish which has undersjoiie this
N 'I’uesday, the oOth day ot this Instant, will
e sold at Public Vendue, .ttihe late resi
dence ot l.’obert S'lmonti ii, K:q. in the town of
Statisville, all the [len.sli.dile part ot tlie e.state
of said Siiu(ait(jn, consisting oi
'leat variety
, I .. /...iti,. 1 • 1 I . !• .1 V' .1 "‘"J Kieaei iisn vv iiieii uiieiii aejiie
of artic es, anumg which are, hoisis. t-aiiie, \-,|,rea(liiig tame ol liie Aorlh , , •- . i ;ii c .^nrtnlltv I i ^i . • • a r •
he,gs, househohl and kitchen furmtun, corn, j i*'-view, cli,es honor lo our f ' , T 7 * V, ' ^‘^auge-that it IS marine Ad,poem
bacon, a .still, several wiigoa.s, faiming utensils | i,^ JJalii/norc Patriot. ' ‘ coii|eclure IS corroborate.! by
of everv description, unel aiioiit turi\ likelj iie- ‘ ^ * Ihe I’lcsideiit, he saiel, has sold iiim-ja fjjpt which was lately stated in one oi
■ A»4^«.s/,».;,y,w/..-li,eruUo«i„Kj„k.is sell, Iho Mation aiiii coiisress, anil l,ad|,he Ainoncan llt■lv^papor^. A i.i.iiiie
hoodof Statesville, oiisonieofwhichaiv Wheat.' i„ i;,|culaiioii,as ail original of one of the htiled to oDtain tlie prtoe Stipulated, , a„,nial of gigantic size has lateis necn
oats and corn now planted, and several le>ts in , Seci'ciary’s oflicial de-iiaiclu's : power: he had no power—hc was in j discovered and dug up, in the grn mc. of
the town of •■'tatesville, will be rented ai the j k.'I i,e Duke ot St. ,\!bans is re(]nested trammels. He was mere clay in the one of whose bones vvas found a ir.-.tter
dartllMhe wlSeTs'.Vi'SL^^^^^^^ ITalonable ^}' l^otter—and yet, .Mr. Pres- j dosoly resemblin.g Anihergi is. 'r-hi*
^ '■ 'I a'j)tirl\ at her bouse
And the follow in
thereto :
^ Kx'vrs.
.Tchn Stewart Sc.iv I'ac;.® t> siiew
I cause v.'ay tlie real e^t.de
The heirs at law of >of t!ie dece-.sed saoald not
Uilh.iiii Steuart, | be sold to s:.t:-.i) liii pi.uii-
•!, (e;.-,ed. J till’s jmlgmei,I.
f 1 appearing,’ to the sali;.t.i'-laHi ot the (,ourt,
.1 ‘'' et .lame:, blew art, 'I honias l.e an-1 his
ViU, ami blew art, I’eu’s, deiei.daiit.i ni
*.Vb Miii, are not iiiiK.hllaat'. ot this iitate;^ ft is
iliviclore orekTed, that piiLii "'etioii be u..; l j for
•'iiree namths in tiu; l.at.iv.ba Jouviial, lli..t Ihs
'•ifov. -aid defendaiils appear at the ne \t court
Ih‘ lull ior the louuiy IrctUll, ul thr
''■"ii;'-llouse ill Statc.sville, on the .id Meniiiax
I Miy next, by some attorney  i s.ail ci-ui'l, or
’n and’file their answer, olio rwise the-
p'.i.ini!! will he heard eX parte aiui have judg-
:it, as lo them, pro coiitv sso.
:.>te. I{. Sl.MO.N’l'O*
ni'^l—prlcc adv. ^4.
creilit will be given for all e.\ci ])t a part ot the
negroes. 'I'erins will be more particularly
niaele known on tlic dav' of s.de.
(.KOUt.K L. "dan iiJSON,
TIlKDI’lltl.CS l Al.I.S
.lAMKS CA.MPUKJ.L,
May 2, USJG.
All persons indebted to llie estate of Ilobcrt
Simonton. I'.sij. .ii- ri quc'ted to m.ike imnieili-
ate pa\ nient; aad all those having claims against
the ilcVeaseel, arc noliiied to pre .sent tlicm, pr..-
])Cil\' authentic.ited, \eilhin tiie tiUie liiuited b_v
law,’ otlierwise this hotue willne pleaded a-
gainst their admiltaiice.
I,. i)A\ii>^o\, p
'niKoi’iifi.t ' A'.V.y.
.l.\Mi:s CA.Ml’HKI.I., 3
May 2, U!jr>. .>t^U
B AV tV(aii ti.e su!)scrlher. on
it the Jitli oi' Ajirll, a negro man
.nied W 111., ab(;iit ye ars of ae;e,
teet or ill' lies hi.'!i, (.fa sh ndi r
form, and w lien spoke n to has a ilow ii-
look. Said m ;^ro-was piireliased
t'roin Mr. .f'lUies .Sl’('unorli, ot
.reekleaburg, N. . in Deci.mbt r, IMJO. ho-
evcr will ajipi'eheitil s.ii.l 111 i;rn ;iiid ii).!ge him
in any jail, aiul i-,iv'- me inlnruiatn'n so that 1
c.iii Ji'et him a/;ain, shall be suitaldy n warded.
Information relative- to hini lUrected U) Caiiah ii,
S. C, W ill be l\;Cei\e.i.
JAMM.S r.r.N'Dh’K K.
\’av2, IHJG.
on liif
; is Ihe
•” I idont. Tie is not Clay. One John 'vas i .,,,iwhich is supposed to be  \ti:ict;
answer sem I as much as England could endure.— hefii buried for an incaiciilabk'
France, he believed, had never had but |tjine,
one. We have had two already. /I m
trust m (ioii, iMr. I’resident, we shall | Apple Trees.—We have been eredi.
never have another John clvclcd ichilc j blv inl’ormcd that to graft the apph- tree
/ live!!! I If IS presumedC. ( al-j,,u Sycamore, will be the ini.Mtis id i)jc-
‘‘ Lord Sffton’s compliments lo Mrs.
('oults’s Lord in Wailinj!;-, and regrets
that a previous eni. ligenKiit \vill prevent
his attending Mi’s. (Joui.s i-^ii tl’.e .”
[ S(jme of our ipernaps, niuy , ■ . - . , ... | . ^ , . . ' ,
not know,tha. Mrs. v .-ms w o^lormeily ; ^ aenale, will venting the fruit from henig dotioye(I
;i I'ourlh-i'aie artres', >\ lo aliei Geing lur
inauy years ihe rht re hhiit cd Contis, the
optiU'til (Kinker, hfcanie nis w ile, and in a
lake tiiis to himself.]
He protnninced .Mr. JVcbster a vile
slanderer. Mr. Livingston the most
w w ee ks the re'alter liis w idoiv. She is ^ coiilempiible and degraded of | iiig tree V'cry lari;e
eiiornionsl-, rn !i, and is aboul to niai rv I'vhoin no man ought to touch, tanless
(onditj Ihe Diiki ul St. All.aiis, a yonn';! wit h a pair of tongs.—Newton, from Vir-
nohleniii
very fat
by frosts, even in the lowest and colelcst
ground. The apple keeps pace witli
the growth of the stump, which makes
and it blooms so
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;.i ■' e'.i iit.s “ A Sermon tni ‘he Alone-
JK) binvt’ L'. CiLCwi ti., A
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h\ .iiaiN M. W II.SUN, pu
I'hUadelphia,
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Ter sale, at ’.lie Ui!i';c oi' ths JyurmK
of '2\i. Mrs. C . 1
ii(Mer> fiMiik in lii'i'niiinnei>.—
lie:’ iucoine is esiiinaled e.t UtiO/. (:\-
iioiit 4UU,(K/U dollars) per ;!'.;niini ; She
rs the mothfi-iii-law of the ladies ul Sir
[•'lalicis liurdell and the I’.arl of (iuill'orel.;
A. J'. davoia'r.
Jl rit::'iiig .{Irgm/ti'iif. — Ve>u teach,”
said the Liiijn nn I'l aj.iMK; Hablii Joshua,
“that your C*ud e\ery where, and
buasl liial he resides ainongs’ yonr na
tion. i £:i'.''.!d like lo see imii.” ‘*l.ioti’‘i
pit'senco is iiiileed tvn y v\here,” itoUed
.losliua, “ but he cjunol be seen : rio moi-
lal eye cun behold his glory. ” The em
peror in.^is'id. “ \\ dl,’’ ^aid Josiiu...
‘‘stij'jpose we liy >0 look hi.il at one ol
I i'is a!nbas‘';.d(U ; 1 he Lrnpcror con-
j;.en'ih i’l'.C i».^i)!)i lOuK hl!U ill llf o-
i :•.( n ,;ir at r.o..n-clay, ai;d bid him t.;oK. at
;! J.u:i iti H-’ tiii-iidiaii ; iiieju: I
; ; ./ sai i 'i i.;;. n. *Mlr. '.r;.' da;'.zles
' ..., •' ^ . hou .•' i)l.' ■ 1 .lo^liua,
... .!.■•' I ' '-•.rcatures,
I .. ‘ I ■ >1 ■ ' i>' •, ; ■ ' - b»-holfl till’ re-
■ ■ "lue C I ei! or \\ oul.l
' r .. ..tjisil'.ilat'’ liicer”
I i/('/;■(.it y’t;eo'.
ihoiii jo,' ^ elnnce— a vile caitiff—a recrcant
lo the faith. He read a leller, giving an
aeeoanl of Mr. Adams’ conversion. He
^;iiel, Iilie's was ihe procurer—Jefferson
the eorrupter, and Adams the corruptee.
’I'lie actounl v\as suijsi anti ally this.—
(iiles, wliowas placed on some commil-
lee witli Adams, found him rather
cool and reserved, he endeavoured lo
o\ercomo il—he called on him in his
Cai riage frequent!), when the weather
was h.4d, and carried him lollie house.—
In a shell I lime the reserve wore olf. On
late in the spring that the eohl does not;
all’ect it. It would cortainly bt; well for
our farmers to try the f\neriinent.
[.loflersoD Ohio Cazcttc.
Cheap Paint.—Take a ponntl of ])')ta-
toes, skilled and well baked, bruise then;
in three or four limes that vveiglit of boil
itig vvaier and pass them thrimgh a hair
seive. Add two pounds of fine chalk in
|)owder, mixed with double its weight ol
water, and sUr the whole well together.
The mixture will form a glue, to which
any coloring matter may i)C added, even
oi,.M,ccasioT,.obscw viiii;.^InAiiams...■icl.l
df,,nssfd. h.’ oiqiiii-cd 11,0 n-asin. .Mr. ' ? “'“i
•Vdatns t(dd him, he vva-? distressed—he
had iiiiiioriniy :ind cordially acted with
the fedciahsts—bui he had discovered
that the leading men oflhut parly VTcre
engaged in u plot to dibsevcr tiie Union,
to I'jin the Catiada^, and place lliem-
seUes under the pi’oleclion of(ireul Hrit-
iah. That lie bad been inviled lo join
in this projee I. Thai his i’eelings r(;volt-
ed from such m»‘n and such measures,
and hc wisherl t j leave them, and a';-
epK'.inl the I'n si'.l:'U vvitli M hat was gor
iiig foru.r.'d. bill hc flid not know liow
hii coinmur:iiv^‘.; :;j ViOuM Ij- lus'.nvfid.
fences.
Hops.— \ farmer in Middlesex county,
I\las.s. cultivated five acres with hops ihi
last year, and sold the crop for
or S 1iicre. Ue plants lull. to
the acre. 'ITiC editor of th Coi.'orf’
(■;,.Z('ttc believes that hops can be raised
for 7 ccnts ]ier pouml as easily as coru
fur one dollar per buslud.
|i is estimated th;it the sums ha/mif^d nt th.''
gan.int^-tahles of Par . ..mount to the enorrrioii';
total oi' thro; hun Jl' iu .a:-.! ' l'' > -JTliU^fiin of
a y;rr.