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1'8-it tin ii t is iautftrM.
thi; RENiToF TERROR. '
T hrmcr o.ii.nur.lctiion, we re
Mrke ?, that ens methoj a,) pte l Ir tha
. ih itulf r iiump piny, totiiUiinir. of
wealthy cipltilisti, end diwppointed and
ambitious politlc'uns, to 'luiula and ex
, tend.thelr system, was, by employing the
umeraqt journalists in tbeir service, to
render odious, er to overswe, thota ci:l
t;ni who ware ths-rawti seahus and thi
roost effi.ient Jocates cf the rights
and interests of thi people, who ere the
victims tn the cupidity end ambition,- to
the thfrt f jr wealth and thirst for power,
01 this small, but well organized aod ac
'. tive body of men. "
' W are ready to admit that a vt pro?
.Trtion 01 the citizens t tt middle and
Western S'.atei, who hire countenanced
what ft called tbe .Proteetioa System,
hive ben influenced by patriotic nta
lives, and that tbey will be toady to meet
tne Aon 1 inn men 01 ine ooatb, and the
Free Trade men of the Km tern and Mid
dle States, at aome reasonable point,, In
jwhlcfi. alMha grfatjectioni of jlhej jc6uot
1 -,
? 1 ,
f$ t t-M-., t' ;c 1 f ('
al Turi.f I'.,r- ?, 1 , '
that tr I ; , I
veni : , Tr. of rclJni.
vnia, en J by whose exertions, aided
by t ic bitithero members, that, duty
was increased, J'of the truth of this
statement, we woulJ refer to the piea
of Mr, Jules' Register, the organ of
the!' incorporated maoufacturera"rsad
their allies, tSose poliiicrani who are
striviogto ov, rjuriT the' Government.
Iij the cootcit between the "incorpo.
rated taaoufacjurefi" ahd 'thVool
growe'ri, Mr. Kites,' io" complaining of
k. :..M..t .!,.. -I t . I L -
m' wtviMkiij, pimmy vjnceu nia
tacbmeot to the Sectiooal IWty, an3
Tcruy e nai nuwe,w.am. ru;mcn
. 11 r. " ii i
io in Jit nwcrar.or, pcrnaps we may
aay, more polite, Chao.rte maoufac
turingiHiffrchf,to'me whom thev
have found fit ; Jnitmmeoia to'ctreulate
etatemeute'ihd doctrlnei.i wh'tch"they
iuu inuuri ur.iuc lacmaeirci 10 ac
Knuwicuc! mourn 100 mue tirmnei
1 w p w miii rninrim. i .1. uii rni r inn inai " rii'ikiuiv i.ibiiiiu. iiiiiu iibli
L i - v c - "Tariff f'jrtwa call tha National. n?,-corrtt6ted ai tiev have belen bv
V jl' 4 ' Partfand we are inoch muiaken if, at P6li aeldom realized. honest 19-
l ": i-'
proper explanation-of the tiewi and wUh
jj ei 1 of tb JVaoi Tariff Pjrty.'ai com
pared .with the Free Trade Partf, doel
tiot reiuit in an amicabio arrangement,
by which a reaiana'4 protection ahall be
conceded' to all. branches toduitry,
manutcturin( at wen as Itftjcultural,
wnoouv aacna "ns anj 01 me great inier
. est of tbe nation. . ,.",:
Tb4 other diiaion.of the'Tariff Fartfj
mir do trui termed tne Ofrjoa' fatly.
1. 1 oeir onfct nai oeen 10 eataoliin the
protecting: principle, but, in that applica
tion of It, ther have ever evinced a deter-
minatjon to confine it to few articles, and
thoso ehleflr manufactured in New En-
flan and tome few counties of. the Middle
an . 1 nra ... .
1 1 nig hui uennca-ine two crea
ptvitiona of that party "wfrp re in fa
vor of a 'Protecting PyatcTm, vii j the
citizens of thi Middle nd Western
Statei, who-would be?: conteht' with
moderate dutica, extended to all irti.
cles; ihd for the benefit of ioter.
ft n . .
n ranjr, ana tne tncorporated mid.
ufactarera of Kew EnzUhd . and iume
i . ' --o"
ptaniera 01 i)utiiaha " hi-hi jrm
. w W W Ul
the Sectional ' Party, who demand ex
y., autiea on auar; cotton and
WOOlleO C.ivf anrt 1- J...t -tl
oth
era; we shall . proceed, ip our next
Statea.-;Thia smill, but wealthy tUn of 1 f rae omeobsemtiona on ihe aplr
capitalists of the E,t:ero States who H. f intolerance and bftr.pmtirtn
in troth'i the principal persona beneStt! iliibited bv the Kerf!! Ta;rr P
agents whom they employ to impose
upon the Bflfiih. the, itrnorant. and un.
(reflecting;, a ayatem of taxation more
rmrdenfTme thin wia tvir endureirby
an enlightened nation.
. A FRIEND TO A NATIONAL TARIFF
Avb As EveaiY To PraiicrTiojr.
0
1 .
1 i 1
t inlorced by the viZu planters of Louis
f )Mt who though less in number than fire
4 Jiaodred estate holders, levy a tax of
ce. on 'covado sugar, amount
" n(ri to" near three miliions of dollara
uimeu wuninia tmcient bodf of arealthr
' v, , men, which may te termed , the TluTo
c t '"Cf of tha country, la that numerous
ctasi 01 iaier and politicians, which w.
v.u ur8 01 tne nations who
ira aeesinf; to overthrow the Admlnistra
kn, not with a desire to fill their pfacea
, wun men 01 more eievated principle and
jdisinreres'ed. tiewa, but thai they may
fj um mcmseirea, and secure, b?
future, acts of Congress, a stilt greater
, taunty 00 the interests of the Incorpora
led manufacturers of New England, by re
ducing tbe .dadea on wool, oil, indieo,
5 "r lutQ tuoer aruciee as ara
osed 10 tbeir fabrics, to the injury 0 tha
- : Middle-and Weatotn Statei. and. ik.
t aime Urae,; to raise ihe duties on cottons
smd woollens, already three times as great
-att.hoar-imposed for the protection of
the produce of Peonsfltania, Onio. Ken----uckyr-and
DtherMlddIe" ind "Weafern1
ciaies. .
. ii -v..' 1 It 1! 1 if ..( .. '".
r-unt'e t 1 f -v.ate 1
r.;! t ' ..IT 1 1 i ! . .t', 1
re Tr 3 woui J rc"rcc:fa!! aik Jo
entmriit 1 rcarJ a4ir;it t' 5 recurrence
of lach tfiis for tbe fw art and tbef
mif well ba proud cf temp called the
Brian tarty tj America," bv all who op
pose jucq iuirnuuMe principles.
faow taaaaitiAg moiiTia.
. The late InsurrWdoo. K few days
ancr.fhi iotelllece wts received in this
City thaf tbC,lies of Southimptqn
County, Vi. had men In rebellion againat
the whites, so confuted were the accounts
from that qmrter, that we addressed a
line to ibrlWi
Wnfjtter at Jerusalem, with
request that he would for us wi') a
pirticUjir statement of facia in elation
to, the. Insurrection. In apswer( to that
letter t rie following reply was returned.
which contained s m )re minute detail of
tbe outrage perpetrated than we have
yet ee'i-4''kt ' : '' ' ., :'
, Pal OJIm Jtwilem, Vt.
-.Grulemtn-SLtot dated tiifrit,, Sfr,
AngWi'txirae-iftiry - to ttand ;f eurt
have answered: your polite enqfuiries
mucn aooner, out -.waited for correct
mformatotfi",':'7'T'" 'wi7"""rtr77'
nratiace
, vrTTj -vii.t .r. :t;;iT. 13. 1831.
The Insor'rectlon commene ti rn Siin
njghr, the Slslt.at Joseph T'4is'a
wo 01 nis nezroes inat, cuilnir h msei
Oeoral Jackon, and known in tha neiirh
Iwrhjood as a Jfetb'odist Preacher, and one
other named lurk, ftjrling himself Cap
1 niwiti crg mo icineri, ihtv
1 ..Li . j - y ... . . .
fniicn a ucuar to tne nnuer winrin
Travis's and massacred all the whit rm
JjMfionsisting of 5 in number. Severa
more nwj, collected or that time, and
oincd the marauders. I her waited
at
FRIE TRADE AXT) MANUFACTURES.
To th F.astcrk Altera.
The grounds upon which the friend
of ' free Trade and equal riehts are
denounced a "(lie Britlth rartu" i.
that house for aupper . broke open tod
destroyed 'ever? thing btf could see,
urana ireeiy, and were detained in corse
quece of that (wn or ihreejiours. Th
next nouje wis Litbiel rrancla'a 1 there
they, murdered, t mao, and recruited
neir torce. 1 he neit house w ujt.
iam Reese'a 1 there ther desbateheH
-wwman ana i man r at the next7Mra.
Turner's, I man and 2 women ; at Henry
BryantV 1 man, 2 womeo k I child j at
at Catharine Whjtehesd's, I man, J Wp
men and t"'chMd'rarAug6Vtua F. DoyW,s'
himself alone; at Nathaniel Francis's, 1
man, I woman, aod 3 children i-at Thos.
Barrowa'a, 2 men 1 at Lei Waller's 2 wo
men and 9 children: at William Wit
liama'a, I man, 1 women and 2 children;
at Jacob Williams's, 1 man. l !om.n
ana 3 children 1 at Caswell Worrell's,
woman St and 1 child 1 at Robert Vn
Chn'a, 3 women and 1 child makine la
all M ffL - a 9 mm
A - many MJiy exasperated ru
mi.urj. relative It an insftrrccllun
amuou the slaves, in the counties c
Duplin, Eampsoo, EUdcn and. New
Hanover, have cone abroad. aaJ
have been most Injudiciously' PW
tishtd ie aome of the papers We
feel tt to be due to the cause of truth
toftiatc that there has been no overt
actjJf insurrection in either ot th
counties named, unlesi.it be ir.ferrcd
from several nrgfoca, living . been
seen together in the-lwcr pjrt o
Sampson cflunty, no outrage litsbeeri
committed. ? That the rumour oi the
burning of' Wilmington aod the rrras
sicre of its inbauitants laiieeocl
wholly without ant, sort .of foundi.
tion Jit 'is true mat a- piot m oeen
been dicoyrdr .in which j cpojld
erable number of slaves are impliea-
ted j many ot, wnom,' n:ive peen ar
some - have - beeeverelyiHitiished;
r ... . .. .t,.. ,,..
ana 1. VLI". principu., ora, have
been hot. It is coni-cturrd that the
plot was very eitensive, and had been
-.iiiniiit.li; p "c uruttn J any. If .,1 . . n,. . ... "
slmplr thi,.- Because they a.k for. that V.k'Jt'l 5' M at V,uShl"
freedom of the ocean arid jhe land, for t?" ? o'clock, P. M. Monday evening.
. . . . , -mi J hii hndaA writ lk !. iLl.i. .l"
in. agitating for adme years" past, this
we afe not yet preparea 10. credit, so
iar as regarua na exreni, ts yrt we
hare no evidence to justify such a be
lief, we have no doubt from the cir.
cumstanres detailed to Us,; tfiat ne.
groea, in the counties of, Sampson,
Duplin and Kew Hanover, were con.
cerned as to their number in each, we
are oot able from, any information we
have to offer an opinion with, any sort
ol accuracy; . Though whatever may
have been its extent, our friends at a
distance may rest assured, that the ot
rnpst vigilance is exercised , by, the
citizens, and every exertion used, to
discover those concerned j and we can
further assure the public, that at no
period were our citnens better pre
pared to meet any t exigency of the
krod, than at present. Before we
ctdie this brief notice we cannot help
saying that any allusion in the public
... . -
most generally have an Irnotrotn ten
dencyi especially, when there rs tio
other warrant for Dublieatmn than
common rumours, which are mok
generally viewed as synonymous with
common lies a little reflection we
tntok, wiil contince our brethren of
the impropriety of giving too ready
ad ear to such statements, especially
tl.e j -t o r.fl' - t'l.',!, .-! :u
llu.4 tht tVKh a this
emolored in the militirv r....i ?c
the frontiers, anJ in the Ltanni.. lln
ficaiions daatincd'to thrl. a ,
"1 liu if.
mi
I: I 1 ' '
roads and
and on vtrio
The strong avmpsthy between tti.t'
amlmr nstive land, has been J '
iu inai
s.inJiu the pUnnina- ftfr"
osiined to their d.f.
liaf alio teen employed it thtr 1
ul projects relating to a general .v
riml lhrnii..k..... ':'"ni
rigui oiner ami. vi
with miUfary eitaUishments'ia(j j1"
imfirnvmnlf
li- V f lit V It I
Th
00
poerTuI lnctftnfnf to perform m,,i ?'
to He best 6f.jijriUir,' si0,
hiimSle services have repjij
what I owe. to.' a great Doohf. J,.,
alldtras bni. hai thnmn i . "-"iOI
libftralite. and-con!idence.l
irloiu. that Uirtte ar.!-.. :n
, win sfn
mraivhonoraye place in the eatim V'
or mr countrymen In France A
ow, aware that tbo nnht- .. .
which I bare, been associated
ted. within , the atrcnev aaa!:--.T
tne agenev assiDn'..
mi luuilivui inn 1 no present
trie
ataie of 'Europe' and the nnihu 1 .l
pendence. ol my naua crf Mild
ondenhe moral Obligatioii r !!. ,
more my bumble services ttsTraJ !
ofmyresignstion. ' 10
fhehabitsofmrfami.vl
-nd of peace and fcaoa .
ngs of devotion told menr
hospitable friend. 1 mwukS:
towards the memheraorth.
tirenderthisdeterminattonl?
foltomejbut hi,, McriLT "
owe 10 the cause of this age of i I -,
aconaolatioo in the hope that ntij?
atatemao and the patriot, t0 whom 11,
aremo.tre.pec.falljsubmlr h!'
Be a indulgent, air, as to"accew..
thanks for the liber.l patronage you !
constantlr heir-. .. 0u hi,
riv.ihi;,.;?ofS;;4;rtS
"eve in the. eminent, of thTS
S-BERNARD, Brig. 0
WASHINGTON, JuIf Pi ....
Oxaaaat-Your letter UreceiL
which, fourteen rests ago,your oS
earned repa.atioo, and the frie7J
the most Illustrious Jd loZ A l? f
dopted on.ofa,,.,;
P'Port. Tbe kL.tril' ,Were T5
iedby T0Ur loVres'"' !a.
b.s uatiGed the hlh .IZ 'r""
m . . & a . .
"oi out be a ran, r
nation, that .j. ""PWUretio.se
: ' Vce so Mfhles
ris
. iiuv 11 ui taiD uucaiia aiiiu inn lanri. mr rm. . . - .-. . v evatviiikuii. csnrriaiii 1 tro
. . a, m m v - - I J TlIB HnntA lha last al ..LIA .1 I I . . - ' r-.-nu. 1 nat lha ... .
wmcn ourjoreiathersio-prorusely pour ! Y j "V wow" ,ne' wnen o good can arise from t, and lessened hv n,. - . ;5r" is grea ir
edout their blood and treasure They ' ZflT'l1 much unnecessary atarm may be ex- rea wS? rnH Ur,ft.hecfcUr
iney cannot tiiscorer the justice or C j r we neigo- - erv hraBrk ,:. " "",Pa:ne uket-
-w Pcr .r G;v.r,, ,.li! M.-XTrtJTiSS.'!: iNCEND.AR7praucAT.0Ns. ' -kLriiL-i!r..-r
t ""a-'rspu o. ji... m. . .... . , . ' , . . api.-u we
not succeed as expected; beesn 'to de..
... i
l Mir. ano4osexonn jance in each ftth.r.
The however raised what force the.
could that evening and camped near D
Lance Blount'a in order to give bim an at-
popuiaunn la to agriculture and com
mree. Government should not endeavor,
by any enactrnent, to drive It into manu
factures. Towaaos manufactures the
Between these two divisions of nartv.' end' off,reo Trs,e entertain no hos
k. ..j e...i.i fi- ... n '' ilit hii.r. Th.. . ua - ...
aim oecuonai taiin rartv. 1 -- - f t m t ...Lt.f j. t... j .
.brr. Jt . of ., ,nd S ! floW.h .An V SEflT 1"'?.'.? " . ?!
oonom mat is, wnere the wants of . 7, T ranj j or 4
consumers call tnem into existence. Let
the three great branches of national in
dustry remain unshackled, and the devel
opments of societv will nlainlv indieai
in which capital and enterprize should be
employed. It would ba about as OuUm.
ic an effort to attempt to regulate the eb
bing and flowing Of the tides of the
as it is to seek to define the channel
to which the indutrr and enternrize
lh. -mini.... .U.tl 0..- Tl. 1 r
''! vuu 1 .ii.ii iff. . 1 ub t.wnr n . I - - ..w ...v t.iiiii'1 . .
- " - ' " 1 . . . on turn r.tfihim... .... .. l
uicijccmcm, as wen as can be ascertain. mem. j let
ed, to about 40. When then left Parke-'J !er 'rom 8 Kcnf,erTn Washington Ci
. a .
tnera ever was, the interests of the form
er have been grossly sacrificed to the am-
bttion and selfishness of the latter : for in
!ance, the incorporated manufacturers of
!sw." England, and aome few town in
the -Middle States, have protecting duties
yff30io J$0 percent, on cottons and
uoellrn, which they supply to other
pv 1 Union to the extent of Der-i
hzp-y 2!. 3) noo.no-); yet they complain 0f
T-ie-r ifM:mviencv, and have held a Cun
Mrn:bn at'V-w Y. .-it, 'fhirioNsoiv, for the
porpr.? of nmr;f for fur t lier protection.
i -I'.- nurr..:tr ot pcrns interested
discover? of'several conies of the nnfnri
JValkcr Pamphlet, " is doubtk
atill fresh in the recollection of muat nt
our readers. Notwithstanding the noin
ted rebukes which the nublisher nfiht
f . .1
inn-traatori- proUuctianj received from
many of the well disposed and refltciin
part of our nothern brethren, it anne.r.
that some misguided and deluded fanaiits
are still bent on exciting our colored no.
. . . -----
7, 7 T" " ouron
crrauon hi V
tkM id,-r-A
neighbors . and prepare his own neime.
10 give tBcni 1 nearly reception. The
doctor was not disappointed, for tint.
before day they came, received seven p.uullon ,0 scene ' which the heart
fire$"from the doctor's comnanv j n-,n r"0'" on ,he bare peel. "d hi( h in-
which they immediately retreated. Iev. ,tMd "improving their moral or physical
ing two dead on the field and one orison. conc,,1,on' f annot " overwhelm the
. . a ' "
I a. T -1. . L- .1 .a ' . iriflH in fllifi. and fiiM.al(k.-: i
ocean. I.. . ,niU 1 . 0 lDe apersed, and Zr .n .V. i ;"-v privileges
. ' tooato tbe woods, and were killed X ' mam. i.ei mem view he
. tney were met, without the ceremony ef . o aiaooncai projects in
01 atrial. Thev increased tVm ,. ,h Southampton massacre, and djii
turc is the onlv atandard that can be safe-
lv relied unon in either ease.. Wh.nl
in
mesa b-um hesof industry, and denendanW "O'emment aeeks to thwart this law
rn ihm, jiuvt been reckoner) bv Me. n.
vis Mr. t'Krett, Mr. Mallary, and other
and dependants of this wealth v
nrt rtAft S '
partaa-.js
Qiass, at 100 000.
"in
relation to the greet branches of its indus
try -it legislates upon a fatal error In
Political Economy. .No better illustra
tion could be asked of this proposition.
0;) the other hand, the hemp, flax tn,n the history of our own Tariff Laws
'ool, and iron-, .of the Middle gtatcs'lord' Tbo manura:turera"tbemselves,
11 is true, have asked fur increase, nrrtn.
V
"wool, and iron-, . of the Middle States,
n which they receive a bounty from
Other Statee, do not exceed in amount
510,000,000, and the protecting du
tiea do not average even 50 per cenr
; while there are 3,000,000 of persons
interested in their production ; 1 yet
nearly the whole Delegation of Maaaa-
husctt; Connecticut, Vermont, and
ilhnde Island, the only States deri
fog much benefit from the extreme
.duties, opposed the additional duties
granted by tae Acts of 1824 and 1828
to these articles, and have been da
Aoring against their existence ever
atince the passage of that act.
With regard to the increased duty
3(1 wool, the rteWkngiand party, dur-
iog the discussion of the Act of 1828.
TOted agauiei tne rncreaae as it now
- stands, nor could that part of the act
ive carried but for the aid of the
-Members, from Virgina andv.othef
Southern States and when it did pass,
as to eive
The scouting inrties thrnnirH the
have killed 2S, without law s ,h.-
were determinsd to shew them no
mercy. We have eentenced U to be
hanged, and no doubt many more will be
ties, in all inataneea where it h, i.v.n -neranea. ai our wourt is sittme dailir.
. i ii . a. . - -
Place, urging as a reason, that thev miirht !1' ,"a" nM not M Fet been over
be .-hereby protected in their business. . ut. c,nnot cIode JustJc" m
Bat whit hai heen the rrit..n;. ,onKer' " QUlet : the fnVh
lf . I TffrYll ra4 Ark t k 4ft naMMK C .a. elf
Tnenever tha duties nnnn eottftn anil r- kucsoi me aitterent
plafltatioats, is great Indeed, from sedmr
sut" numoeroi :roops, so easily 'go,
lOBcmer m so nine a time. Too much
prat sTTMnnsrorgtven" Jo" the E
their party began to desert very f4St, and ,r: dl,cd 29lh ujt. tQ the Tostmaater at
was so weakened on Tuesday morning thu place, s?ys: r
over with little reiht.n
it A
" An incendiary
tor," is circuhtrd
blacks of this ritv ;
it is very prohjble von
paprr,
enever the dudes upon cotton and
woollen fabrics have been increased, thou
Mnds have rushed foward, and rashly ad
ventured their capital in manufacturing
ot the labrtcsi on the false hone held
our by Government Instead, therefore,
ot the increase of duties operatinc as a
firottction to tho original manufdcjuiera,
who asked it, it has resulted to their in
jury, by inducing capitalista from other
branches of industry, 'to become their
competitors Iri manufacturing. Markets
would be elutted. Sales could not be tf
fected, to return; the capital to the Dock
et of the manufacturer, and, as the inevit
able result, his properly must be knocked
off under tbe Sheriffs harttnTelr? to meet
tbe notes. which his business had romDf ll-
ed him to put into the market. This was
the origin cf those devesting scenes of
L.IL. . -. A a 1? a a a . .
uaunrupic?. np oisircsi wnicn mtghieri
fr.cMtl tbe-crvK.of tb Kew Ntw England some three yeaw agty iarjfj
v . nil iu a
W aa . "
Ot Virginia, lor the prompt measures tak
en tn .PTif ... .. IT . r -W
u. 1 it. eKienn nn
grateful acknowledgment to the Volun
teer Companies from Richmond," Nor
folk1, Ide of Widht, Surrv. f uner on4
Narsemond, and all others who ao trallant.
I . ... t .. . "
iy came 10 our reuei. nothing but ener
getic, measures on the partofthe whites.
. a. j. ft.. ', ... u
sayeu me innaouauis 01 our little village
'iviuim ur .-"uwicuiiienia in your
own iapRuii;ff, 10 iie quoios or our sister
otateortoaroitna, and assure them
that we arealwaya ready to reciprocate
their chivalrous conduct both in feeiines
and duty. ' 6
tour obedient servant,
hc Libera
V nr. 4,; the fre.
n;l iry.ri wiil' i...k
Vlil fir. 'I U amnn.
the slaves of your c, : tv. It i, pub.
luraed-in Boston or Pnilili..ink:. k .
tjT- , --waiiei ur n
wsyVman, ih the avowed numM, nr
:..v....H ,clllon m me oouth ; and I am
inform, d, is to becar.ied through your
country by secret agents, who are ,J
ammpst vou under the pretext n
r ,K.,,. 1 ,vepp slurP look out if
vnii.ins.
ere u
Struirirlefrf
tlerfBlrnnrn
.. r . ' "
(lined VOU. the 'nnW.
T indeDender-e ...
Wr; and that tit
lv ' vo,,r ''f ,Te land.w !! :
pr',Ve: irts there o,,.
h"ch you are about to ,epVate.P
rele.... " r::Ta "n,f. PiXIVcM
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We copy from the New York Sf..t j
of Saturday, the followin; if !'rd
GENERAL BERNARD.
unowing correspond
tiiiot.: .. . .
and the President, on the
dencel)etween
this
illustriou,individuaJ
n (hfl lllhio.t ( .
retirement of the former frQm ihe milf
ury.erviceoftheanitedStal'Vj .'
be read with interest bv all h . ' 1
ate Pf nun ar,H ..!. : ..'V "KH'cci-
,,.7 - - v",i tneir most er
ahedgradea: TJJX'
To Andrew Jaxcsom.
President of the United .We.
Sir: In 1 8 16. under ,k.
fv. ;il..t r it T" ""'Pices
ce ot my cnui
conviction ik.t ;x,t.
it fn5T f4m"f''n M -bode L
""."rrec destine tol,
u-dh'tTI''---
wnicn ever livea in , . L ... .
'hat afTection for th. -
.),,.. . . - scai cauM: which
un ed ee,.,henli'Tened.nd u1cor
r"?ted minda of the .e. tv:,.
ssurance, accent f.
l'V my best wihe l. r
10 the boom nf ....w .r.
l . coun'ry, sno o.r
be en 01-mem c . . '
ANDREW JACKSON.
Bprnnrrl
Jerome Bonnarte, the ExKing or'f5:
nnalia, nbw callM the
ffoftS abOtrtewltrne Tr 1 .a(TU.n.
whore a brie of hi, brother Joseph, th
tt King of Spain, is w,i,infr r Conv-,
htm to the Unite,! t... p.;..-.
of Hontfdrt ispacHngup the greater part
or the statues and mher
a 0 -i 'JiyilU IKHO W
miiquuy that enr k.,i r
H. -: . VIHU-IH, TCSICC IC."'
1 lacenua, near V
Ancona, which
him.
ti. t .. .
ne na. howavar. tAf t i.r. kMt.
ucten, fnnce AFO,n;n. ,k. fi
ues found at Rumfi,, ; WnicK was "buirt
pon mic ruins or Cicero's celebrated vil
la or Tustulum. These antiquities wiU
Rive an increased value to the museum
of Lncien, so rich from the Etruscan rai
ses lojinrj in the fni.n,i..;nn. r VM
1 ermo,
he ipt
n 'he mirsh u
h to take witii
uuuer ineaUSDicec f l "Miiuaumis ui mnii.i-
Vette. I received frni ' Vlcim aPifal of Rtf uris.-f-
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