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IlLi;iGn,v(N.C.) TUUBSDAY, APRIL
19, 1 817.
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Vol: XV J IU
THK STAR,
JJ AVfA-fiirofiBa 4iU OaxtUe,
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TEitrs. s-twwnfcs, a dnrs-rs.
"W wflT W MM S) IlUottt t let
ti to i MkTlB advance, its paper
,.ed. bstt lb on Ed. .sJs
? re.hm? Sfttt fw, fcert. d three U - U,oo
-t .il d iMv-firr ttnU fcr ec o-
Nv Coisi " Omen,
l March, 117
Notice ,V -sties, had passed th IIoqm jdistiactlj lK cmr fortn.t Morgan., meat sf astonishment t lUir deliuwtL
Win W tale, at tU (w Uwi.nrMlM wpr"aui -na II wu oeueveu i staging a mm corner ol the aauuoi hi ol com ausera turn at Heir rage, and I
b WubnflMMaarr, )i. & M Ikt Inl r M'U IIH MM 1M StUtf. : " (throat CBt frDfS Oaf to CAT. kit tttflWt contempt for th BsOtlVe wLscfc prod
M &Ac3ietuauovcrnoeotvttab'ttoniMt.aDd Liabowelt badM to Uklcu it. . 1 . ".
to despatch a body of troop to quell the back. Sbt aitbtt Mr. Miller to anocil . It U really aaaatrg enough to btbo'J ,
late diatsrbancesia Texas." - I her affidavit to theaecoad Beaber fllhe tempest ieto winch "thi T.S of
a mm. . .J.?llaifc a . .
nia ffnnAiiiAH HaaMa Kha hiihaa iimm a ui I-1 mi wtn ikmvr vfcPiaf
Lord Et$ki$ 16 General tTrnthimA Mr. M. will orint rerY tVin ahoitlicoald ot thrn?ttpd reverted &isr.i
toruTht (ullowinz note wu found them drrtf tcrt Maftoot tod rttl of th Spoilt Kivf4rtt.thittern-
. t - life. at a a, m la ft 1IF a a
among we paper of utc uta lru xoa an haDj'j. z.u. , , I we eatairopnf i . ? wonorr wbt mej
Lrtkine: i . . ... ' . . ,. iflig no uii coaocei w uieir irara.
T GtntrdfrathinsUn. 'XUZ.ZZ'VL? r"",:.7.7 Thef matt kaa been atranreU infU-
Sia I Uve taken the liberty to io-l 11. ',... ."W,,A .1 ated thaa to draw down vnoa tbeir heads
jax acju, aa MImm WM ar w
LAND 4 TOAVM LUTS, araa a tacrtof
a a.41 atfe U ta on cbareca) fcr ttta Xr
ATva. . lurtm wSbp H er.
T... ramnnimwrtof lk NaT UI rwn
aro .-'uii auiS the Slat tay of July aert, ftir
niihwiK la Dak Tbaaer, M to awmltU lkkfc
Ua-j J1 iarnua) (brabipa oftke !m, lijate
and Uoop af war, aa4 tb proportion of oromtt
iuu Lira Ouk. ot to difacaVm. ikat but W
rtauirea; 1,000 cat) teal fret fur aca aUip ol
taa line, 9,000 , tor oach fripa and t, 000 fcr
taeh iloop. The Umer do irwa oro
iiva hi aifnatinM ant raorc than S3 milrt from
tM, delirMe at tho fi41ing Utilduii
k; Hormrmrtli. W. 1L lioAoM. Kw
Vm-k, PlaMpliia, Wabmgto awl Norfolk, d
nn? tha jroor t IS, I5 and 1 (U0, ay on or be
fiT the lit NoTcniber of each year.
Pcnona nffernig vBI be pleaasd to ate parti
f uUrfy beir tenui per cubical foot, for any one
of the (Wurci wKh th pmporlion of promiwuoan
wuber, repaired) elan, (ahould they bfl dwpoaed
to oHeiMor wore,) Ue wrrai per cuumu iot,
n thn framea aollectifelr. (one M each eUwa,
hat ia, a r, 4, and aloop,) j ith tlie promia.
mou limber, detirnatinv in all rat their priee
f ,r the f,me of a thin of the line, of a fritntr, ol'
a ulnoii. acd for nromiaouotia tknher. Tlie often
i-an be made delireraWte at any one. or either, or
all of the tarda aboye mentioned; out the terras
rr cubical foot deliverable at each, (na differ
nee be made br the bidder.) tnuat be dUUoctly
ftitcJ. It U to be understood Oiat the eoramin-
lniwp will select laeh offer, and anien to each
bidder such portioa of the timber required, (not
lesi UiRnone entire fi-aroe.) and desicnate ueh
yardi for tlie delhrery at they may judge etpedi
ant for the puMie Intereot; and further, tliat no
monev will at anT hme. under any cireuioataneei
ii. ndviuicoiL aud that none will be paid nntil
acttutl delivery of timber; Uiat boadv wnjitwoor
more lullicient retiea. for th fiihllful di-
rhiuvc of an eontract will be required that the
amount of such bond wifl be onehird the estima
ted amount el the contract Moreover, that, ai
additional and eollateral aeauritr, ten per centum
of the avails of each cargo, will be reserved and
.withheld, nntil the eontract shallhe fully compli
ed with to tlie entire satisfaction of the Commis
sioners; and that in all deliveries of timber, a due
toronortvnof the most difficult parts of theime
stall be Uelivered, otherwise, it shall be at tlie
uption of One Commissioners td withhold suck a
mount, in addition to the ten per cent, above ifu-n-0Ded,
ft they mny juilga expedient for tlie public
interest, until such deficient proportion of such
i difficult timbei shall be delivered and it is fur
ther t be understood, that all payments "will be
made at tlie places of delivery.
These who may offer to supply any part of this
fWAheparo furtlier reoucsted to state liaitieularly
their own resiilenee, the names and residence of
their sureties Jo forward letter from such persons,
atAtinar tlieir willinenes to become sureties, and
also to forward evidence of the oinpeteaev of
such persons sureties to the amount for which
, they may become bound. ; All offers are to be
- tented and directed to the Commissioner of the
Kavy, and endorsed with the following words,
via: "Offer to furnish Lire Oak, wider the ad
vertisement of 18th March, 1S7."
The timber is to be inspected and measured ac
cording to the rules established by the Hoard, co
py of which may be obtained on application to the
jfavy Agent either at Pensaoola, Savannah,
Charleston, 8. C Norfolk,, Washington, Balti
more, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or Forts
!nouth,N. H. ' '
Any W4 not made m eotiformky to .this adver
(isement,or that mar not be rcceive l witliin the
time herein limited for receiving bids, cannot be
eoasidered.' , ,;f V - t3-t5w
Valuable Property for Sale,
T: To dose a Trust.
a-
rso
100
no'
rr
0
Irasstrwag SotoaaesJ Jute 7. Garratt
Armstraaa, AmaskdW
Aabros.tvt
Vraoid, Josepa
hVaMmwt, Lrra
Utoant, Haswah.
Itombridge, Sua
BatVnum, A ilea
lWfaBK,'jrs '
Uatesaaa, MeKav
4CM-S Chrtaow, Aaranai
liJ
es
in
IIwsm EH hatter
AWraKaia Uaswst
JaaUi('IW heir
Usrf4WebH bears
I bomai Baivkrao
fieorr Joaea' heirs
TUen jamas Tark esUoa
luMuct miwr
PHltiMMS Sprail
Uriah ChessM
rhonk- Walkar-
.1 . i ! Z.t 4
Hardy N.SprU
90
SO
829J
0
IliO
163
SO
50
SO
SO
u
ill
60
i70
460
3S
125
,1S0
SO
50
150
303
6
74
50
1 63
60
79
SO
CO
40
50
50
173
65
180
285
150
50
607
50
50
200
50
137
104
r-nti...
Harm, Robert B.
Oo. f,Jor. PVIprs CWIe PhHpe
uo Josliua iMcmu Mai UHver
naveanort. Charles MdvaKxas SdtuII
jDavMipart, Rvaen (Was. F. Davenport
Darcnport, F radii Wm. F. Uaveupost
i . f i . . ; 1 1 . 1 1 1 '
Oavenport, WU- j
ham, sea, lor son Itrnjamm rartrwK
Daenuort, Jordaa iKIias Oliver
Krai-iuan, samaet Htepben Naberry
propertjhof TIio. it Wm.!A;,Tunier it others, kjj, Quakers
the Others not known. ' . ' - A. cUo ctrnnirlv nlnprta tn nnr rnlnni
THO. 8 ANDERSON, Sh'ff. tim T" . MV. ." " .,
Plymouth, March 86, 1827 l6-7w
. a Price adv. $13 , ' f . .
On Friday, the 6th day of April nejt, will be
ffered at Dublin sale to the highest bidder, at or
aear the Court House in Raleigh, a valuable tract
of LAND, lying in Chatham county, on both aide
of New-Hope ereek, containing (475) four hun
dred and seventy-five acre. This land, h. is fciid,
"has on jt the most valuable mill scat on the ereek,
snd the only one which can, with profit to the
owner, be estnblishea Between mat ana uic en
trance of the ereek into Haw river; which is a
bout one or two miles.
Also Kkelyjroaug-NEf ;RO- M A-N, n tolern-
Hle meehanjo eituer oricK-iayer or snoe-miuier.
The term of sale will be six months' credit,
for fiabar. undoubted, negotiable at the office, ef
the Bank of Newbern, in Raleigh, bearing inter-eat-from
the data, .
, -M. C00KE, Trustee.
MarehW, 827. - 16-6w
rr"r-Fo hirther nartkulars. as respects die land
fee , advertisement in the Star, under date 8th
POSTPONEMENT.
The above' fnles postponed untfl Teesday, the
sza oi May, vtf. ,
Just Heceived,
And for Sale of the Slar Office,-
SWORD'S POCKET ALMANACK,
CBRISTLW'S C.iLEXDEK,
AND CCLSIA8T1CAL REGlSl'EB,
For the vear 1827;
Containing the lunations, eclipses, rising, and
settine of the Sun aud Moon, aud. time ol wierb
water; together with an accurate notice of all the
Festivals and Fast of tlu ChurchList of the
Clergy, Societies, ice, ace. -O
Price 85 cent.
Law School.
My Office continues open for the reccptiou oi
Students., (
L. HENDERSON.
Near Waiiamsborougb, Feb- 10.5t
a ruaiy, 1827. , y ...
rIV) Printers; "
The Bditors of the Star having engaged en Im
perial Press, for the purpose of enabling them to
publish their paper in an enlarged fonn, are ilesi-
IUHI w Uispusing Ol UW Ul'C urej Utff .'-' - "
It is an excellent Press, of Super Royal size, and
can be had on moderate terms, ,. .v 1
Application., br letter, (post paid) wfll be
prmptly attended ta. . ? ., ' -
Feb, 1$.
Hurdeson, John B.
I larrivow, Joseuh
ilasseU. T.J. Vf&A
liama
Lfime. John "
King, M. tarbarcb
i Ktnr
Im(. John
utn, t oshua lor b.
I'o wcr
Lwis. Jesse, senr.
iWoodly, Daniel
Horace, fc,iy
Corpres, George
ilollis, inward
lnng, D. U. he wife
Lonjj, Joshua
Lnnir, Joseph B..
Moore, t..-lyJouu
B. Jlardeso
Marrraer.Jobn
orn, riecu ton
S. Norman
Nornvm, Marr
Oxlv. John
rtH'lpe, Joseph sen
flielpes, josepn l .
f Ueluc-s, Ubai'h It.
t'uelpes, tnoch
I'hels; Caleb
i'iielpes, Uaniol
rlicliHiSf ueorge
Phel pet, Joseph of
Issne
Phelpes. Uriah
Plielpes, Wiloughbv
Ithodcs, Mary by &
anjoining
Siiniil, Willoujchbv
Steely, Edmund
Suell, Silas for D
Snell's heirs. ,
Swain, Stephen for
Swain, Peter S
SliaJit. John Esn.
Saain, John, for son
rarkentcin. As
Warrinetuu. Ja.
I arkenloit; Zebuion
White, William
Harrison, Xlixabeth
exr.
Stewart Si Baker
i ,i- r .m ,i.u
JametAdama.
Martha Turner
luae Jones
Richard Peacock
Benjamin Tarkcnton
Hardv N.Spruil
Ssm. Chessou's heirs
Levi Ambrous
i i . & .
UP. C OUemj Uiai Ol MISS r HANOKS I aat nl rtan1utuin nffVrerl hw tli lat
nr. -.1 - . - i i" i . i . i i J w..-r -aw
hight, ,wno I eaiauiikiimg wnai rw f .ntum,n wm flr.fir.twvl. Mi-Mi nn
can, -t rominutm-.'' m ine wenerm -nJ-th. blank WM then'fith'd with the
uisinctoi ienne,see. on uaicnee n am .,! sh-ril
ver, near nicinnrua. ior Uie oenem u Tt.:- ki: .k-
(TlKte the W .t.. Ple which theLe a coniunctoV wKen.ereVr honest
in a short aantencr, which is to be found
to the book I send to jou.
I uare a large acquaintance among
.a a .
tn moat valuable ana enlteu classes
of men, but jo are 'he onljr human
being, for whom I ever felt an awful
reverence.
I sincere! r pray Cod to grant a long I .u
anu serene evening to a me so gionnus
Iv devoted to the universal happiness
t in world.
T. ERSKINE
L iodon. March 15th, 1797.
Among the numerous modern socio-
AsT w Bonce, "e l- n.. r .v. fs.ti.1 Infl.
4. Itt viciaitv U-li: tv kn i.
semMed at the court hoo in this town ITZXZZtrJL i". T r. LU7?: )Tt
C I r r . i -1 1' siruiiwiw w ;iuwj icq siiuuis i ma
on Sjtartlay Inst. for the Durrjoae cf I rj.:. .r .i.- V:... ti.:. -.-u
t.k.n int. cons.Jerar.on the proprietv htTe follected, that even tfcmeeket
appointing a committee to correvi, k iK -
pond with in, jacktoo committee. In he . ,t J f fa u u
seraj .Ute. .pmi the ..bjret of the th weB.wSeeV tfj
next Presidential election." The n-. ... r .k-;2
weather w.i i anfavorable. but a conai- doo -rf th , tdhvn V
derWe number fpersoni attended. infat01te M to eonBect lheir prp
Col. Edward Ward waa appointed .... ,t k,: vA.' '
chairmau, and Nelson Patterson, Esq
Seeretarv. f '
. j
rate griefs with the public cause. W bat
a generous public' spirit could not
. L l a - -a . . I a t
J. -it. ix l ipnmipi tnem io caect.a petxvseiDHn in
t Z PP!P"t introddctor; ,1U indted ,uVt0. drttf
marks bv the chairman. : inJ an ani-J srv..t . .i ' . .
mong the numerous modern socic :,,..,, .n'd .iul.nt . h. w;i. Vn?u .u,e!" JP"ue,n" "
ues which arei o rrequentlv aprinsing h; n.l-.to:ZC t:iiZJii-lZ wq-"i neaa w iworraaiionr. nej
.1.. , . i t ..... hiv. loan isa snniui
owph Webb's heirs
niuais Alien
John Freeman
I' Nomas Norman
William Rhodes
David Durdan
Abijah SncU
Uohn Norman
Robert Wmn
Ileaekiah Norman
George Phelpes
trfioch fbelpe
I Joshua Exerander
Xoah Phelpes
. Btuhlt
Aaron Davenport
Ijenper Pbelpe
.tesper Phelpes
Benjamin Tarkenton
Caleb Pbelpes
Doaitioa in Conrrvsa re
sisting the mad and mischievous tnea
surei of the Administration for the two'
laf sessions.- Thej have seen Vote af
ter vote taken speech made aftec
speech meeting held throughout lh
nattoDt and resolutions adopted, to pro-
. ,. , - a tunjuiicmrs:, wiicu itt
nominauvei v cans tesitooa. , u seems an,i t0At -rtinn ehmitft h mnlwd . . "-"'rk'"" p"-
she owns there ncarlr two thousand a ?,l0!t."-,a,, te the election of Gen. Jackaon. All
crci of ltnj, which til
. ; r. - ' , . I eyea; anu ft
Ther snuat have heard.- if
, m , s sa af a
were held at 'Washington, daring
j ...i.i . i . i
noaonui uere nominal, among wnom thlt to ike eKrkBt moit cffi.
- j 17411 w ihh 1 1 1 1 1 v ti win I H. rn mm. mnn . ..
. . - . i iiib wiuiur. , aiicv oiuik aiave Mpr 11
are Gen. Lafayette, the celebrated Mr. " TZI 7 m 'ZZl ever thej tieird at a l, ( UiaCaocusea
. " , ft . . ! V as wiMHiuillVV, BIIUUIU. UtJ VISsalliw I skA w
Owen, the author of the social sys- t,.A .i.lt, :, k. r..?. a tnal
tern. 7 oi hereu. wlucii rirut & a trustee
site seems determined toliulil,)and their j
a m 1 ww I" i a V I . arov kM
Duiiiiftn in a(iuresa to me neonie ol UieisL.'.L... j . j
ITnitaaH Stflfawa eliih a at tn a, tV ha. KaBsif si.la . - X
' "-u -- mv sta t svv irvab as- l ..v i A IT mh a , a r . i.
oirrpfiHnr. in nltirt ltnvar h.r th-1 . . i . . . - " . ... ui uiv (.uubhwuvi u. vibiv
- " 1 1 faeix ai i in nnr tii sin tna frroar a.i'si ar ins. . - . . . a . . ... - -
. j , i ;n." -wlin senate, au mese otsrna or m
tract of land three of the trustees; M":':.. 'f were exhibited Wfore tliem, but
constitute a quorum,
manager". 1 here
college, in which the
taught- lherarp
lirinches of median
are to reside a 7' rrr A , n.w,,,9P?r oenuaciaiion escape.
is to be a school or " V iVw W f'P-' H-WtioB -f tntorgan-
negroes .re.lK Lwr
aUn Id Iii i iir.'renl . ( . .i 'if , ' l .,' I n""iati vrwrunx iiuue
Sim lattii
)"- Ml ll li mm mWW IJMMfllifMI frj M , riI iTTIl flmWrm'r'l I - a v' whs.
n. White
Uriah Phelpes
Horace Ely ,
Abljah SneU's.ueii-s I
farm carried on, where tlie negroes afe
1 . .1 w.t
to worn a part ol meir nine. , i lie ne
groes are thus to learn, anu work, till
the nett proceeds ol their labor, will a
least nav for them, (lien thev are to U.
. . leant i. I.tlkAl'lA
Abraham ewbcrry I" w .
10 tills tumiiiunuY an
information upon matter er tV Hf oorter trumBOttnlfWda ihe fintwarV
wM,n that, knowledge, or power, pro- tide it extract from the National; In. ,
tlescriplioris
perly connected with Ine Dtnest or1
(iiiufincation of Andrew Jackson to fill
vw o!fi6e of President of. the: United
itntved, Therefore, that John Overton,
Abraham Newberry 1 nf m,.nl(. 'are invilpil in fill intn rant!. I it.thJrt ! Prut. W r.mUI
BtminTarkenion w'th a promise of being fcupportetl iu William, t .'B.rown; John Cstron, Robert
"T'Li.... u .n- ?, .ii ....,.ii.;.... Whvte. Thoma Claiborn. Joah Philioa.
.Henjamm taixenton that they work, while tliey are able,
pkdomon White. A) prrXy &rQ requcsIt,
Brniamin Harrison
13.150 Stewart! Baker Josiah Collui K o-
Uier '
15 LotslnPlvmtouh. HT.1W
S Lots m FH mouth, Wo., 100, 101 K 78, tne
to carry it with them, out they must
take care never to carry any of jf away
From fliis we infer her mode of govern
ment will be similar to that oi the bha
tellijjencer No plot to overthrow thft
Governmeni of thtates 'a the EHsr
worth Courier pronounce it with " the)
Hon.'Martin'.Vtin BurenVSeuator fiooi
N. York at the fccad of this Coaspitd'
ehiP. The tieool of this nation nr .
I ; ihiijci ll-tf . t I .
Whyte, Thomas Claiborn, Josiah . Philips, Kept it) profound ignorance bf these ter-T.
Daniel i raham, ' William B. '-Lewis, Jesselrible machinations: Not a sie-nal o-oaT
Wharton, edwnd wart .Alfred Baich.Fe. ,, fi to waA. them from theirslum.;
lix Robenson,' Jotm SJielby, Joseph NichoLI , n .'-. cj ,l ; . y.
Wilham White and John M'Nairy be setee. ".?l"',wJ"T T"
ted to compose thef Committee. , , f: lre ule " "WsV J iMWgn we 0
icrminaiioD natt uvea arowea , manr
. .L . i . w J . . ut .. .. . .
from uie tvtsnmona iMiquirer. . t I uiviiiua ucivii i vas vi uiciii, io pus;
SIONS OF TJIEIMES, - . ;dovvn the ad mimatration. though it w
We have quietly waited .for the fall pure as Angela, tet they had withheld
Jevelapemetita tf the National Intelli-lthe portentous declaraUon :fron thait4'
gencer. - its first, bssay aeemed to be I readers; and their "daiir t)aDerw-had
A Moravian Eifablithimnt.l went
to visit a Moravian establishmentin the
nwn of Saranta. Opposite the inn for
merly istood a house, containing eighty
bachelors, and near ijt, tine containing
eighty spinsters. ' The hoose of the for
mrr has been burnt down; and that of
the latter has escaped. The females din
yide their own dwelling with the men,
(ill theirs is rebuilt;.' When a bachelor
is tired of a lite of celibacy,' he goes
zation societies, it is apparent that s!e
is inimical i nicir UUIIVU9 vi ichj-iuu. iy . r . ii i it , i ..." , ,. . - .l ' i
We have also understood tlm thislady rhf P".6 to Wuotly .Volume. Af, been m a daily lie to the eommumtTe
;.'h. n,nr;.tnf f it., uamnhis A.iwn.w perverting the tew sentence! atter-rlhey had set tle down as opposed t6"
Jeil by Mr. Van Burcn on the flection of the administration, rirAf or wrong," at
rnnter 10 tne aeiiaie, me traitors con-1 tar oaca at.tneaate oi tne ranama Mia-
is the proprietor of the Memphis Ailyo
cate. uouruana tieraia. .... i -j
The low price' of Cotton,; compels V1 'r.P1?110.0 criatioi 1 iot?:rnd .till not word at U th Op-
r farmers to look aboutfor some ub JJ""jl w"8!
I!...!. .1 I. B. a ..I.I.J I UW ajw?SS Km
LU PUUUUll. men jeasaaatawst aj puw , i - a t a ; .
.thntM are offered to them-Sur. I hiSh maU . 0 place before their rea
Silk, and
the State
o? extensive
nc'xt door, chobses one tout of the eighty I rnt
spinsters, and makes lief his wife, fhe , taOQlbs. of good, sugar from
pair become inemuers oi tne general Rn a-cre and , qua, ier 0f cowptned pifte
0!Bmo.jnd en..&. bwae for thent- , d We hate a sample of Wa.'Sngar
nh.Au 11,. I..A.rf.,n. .M f,llAf ,n Ktl I ..... ....... 1 ... . .
t J' . I !- I'll 11 .t .l.......i. .,
VV n. ntk. Urmn nf uun iiatsi.n f-' i"t tspvm U OCUSIS Wss
. sugar is becoming an article "v" V'lr ! rf L.u'r ir,BJ H 1 . J
i4 f.i.n.1 t. iwfsva iVIlBI n hhhhk, i 11 cu, tiuo wi ueciueui
,.a k. 'r.'-t.Jwe hive; waited Ma' trembling mpa-intefest wereieoi
hlo fr . his skill and iniluslrV
.':. lutlletlgevUttJoumqlt imuU..
he chiltlren.of those wjio had bnce been
inmatc of tliese n-ansmns of ; single
blessedness.1 lv was highlyfgratified
with my visit to this human hive,' Eve
rv thin? vras in the neatest order: the
sisters, as "they are called, with their Vr.J.L nv wr rl..i An ;tBU'v t he i"Ptieirtly i-watch'ed' for all. their facU Iras dire! start op at bnce before the tdV
httlejapsjrid aniform dross, rem
was not this single ncident in position on the part of. others, Tfc?er '
iiate,won which' they relied -s discreet politicians. wh are ao'mucn "
proofv that they had othef and muchl accustomed to watch the -Signi 'OfVut''.'
.1 -.1 i. .r.. iu-i- I tk ; .i... ,.vi. , mn
4 vmss, werw aware tiit raq pnniing oi -
not : yet secureai and
; Back until 'the elee-
But the mdment their
ardized by the result.
tience for, their tfemenduous" proofs of and the ballot-boxes had given Mfi Duff"
the combinaltoji which has been form-. Green 23 Votesv-their eyesytfre 'Tfirst
ed to sacrific the interests of th coun opened to iht jxtent of jthflorn.vKitioiia'':'
try to twoltsofs of few. .factious nd their spleen knows no bounds bf
leader!; ' We h.ave seen these Editor moderation" or piuduncev Their veB '''
si rting: aftef ; eittingf ; ,and f. elaborating geance then demands its Victims; Theft ()
column alter column We have'drudg- we have cabals, combinations, conceB-
JlaltlfnoH and Ohio Rail Road Cm- tiirpugn all tlieir prctenaeexw
r.. " . .....I.. -.i. 'Itions and splenetic effusions We liave without number. : u, Gor?ons & Cbimnw ?
1MIUKB 111 (IICI. i ..,.. .. .. . - . I .. .. . - . , o . -. ; '
ei.t ,i,T ,us,lwi;. ha I ant arguments wua vnnesiiaunEiTimgoiea- tmnginanon. yyv piot la taetm-
- a m . . a. - . m. - i I Uiab Ultl 'S 1a.ssa Hvu tws I . wv n . . I . - 1 - . . I S . w a n . . -
ine r our. lair' Uuakers. ine lemale - torA 's-v!' .i,;i ,. assert, mat never nave we oeneia o aisciosea, 91 wnose existence Bobomait
children were reading and Writing; the . three hundred and eMitrenlbomba,tw n wwto-Wi ,Beg'being had previously Jdreamt. Thea;
hbiIsim vatAssn n amaA AnwatAsVl n rt Am AS f t J I 1 ' w .
rf 5 "U...CU t,r tp?6 ,w uB..v f(,haies. making.
American,
Hand three hundred
hares, making, withthose previously
taken, torty om. tiousana seven utav
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emnlovments. The old maids, for there
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were, a lew, were occupied in Knitting
and needle-work. All were busy at the
occupation bt st aclapied to their pecu
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uar nanus anu laients. av or were toe
brothers idle: here were-shoe' makers,
tailoYs; weavers, pin'era,and book -bin
ders. -1 was shown a fine collection of
the sCrnehts and other reDtilesof South
ern Russia. I Saw. also large coHec
tion of antiquities found in the neighbor
hood, which proves .the : former existence be entited but to MOth
or an anc.enL cy on n .pop. ,v. shares for, every ten names,
latent from Mexico.
respondent at New York
rpivpil iti In lowino- inlnrnaation. under I . . , ... r v
i .i .P.,,-- ,.A..-a, , ltnousanu siittres-aM., cot, .e
tiate oi saunuay iau . s, w i .. .. - .',.'-;."' -".-..r
..... ri.-:.- . .J I rfc.'i i.lf ! A- itZ
extraet of a lettet,.ttiiiiramHC'of V Ssc4rtg Shockingt Ari honest good
March J t.. which states that, in conse- old lady, a female of undoubted veratfi-
ouence of the'reprebentations of Mr. tyf haa fcworB'. Boob betroatb'Before
iBsett, our Minister, the Mexican Sguire IV-, hat tHe second night
r.iinoro .' re v o n i ilrinir their late tatter the", moon changed as 'she was
Ucts laying a prohibitory duty ron tmtj sitting down to milk the,0ld CoVr, she
cotton fabrics
garly, account of empty boxes.'
we .are to b;,warned r against t ftw :
We had formerly given the editors of factious and i ambitious Spirits, whoser
-.ii-s...' j..i;.':nne national inieuiav-uter turns crcuuiuunoiy comoioauons are IQ oe uenonn(
,TCU UIU CJKM.U Him ilKIIW. IlIVIUBIfCI- . . . . J' . L a I -I J . ... - ' , , . ,
.i .i.-K.. i n.uf .a..i .!,. wr .sense ana aiscrenon; am never nave ceajjr every, T-neiy ta epiuiet; v.w ?
,. .ui.- .7 .,r n.i.:. ti,. their pretensions beeh sb completely ex-1 are told that it ia a combination ta
v uiw i-iwi fcA" V1F ' ' w i . r I 11 X. l 1. i- s i 3
n rtni avawflifttvr rttrnw w nniiKfuin mm - 1 ' v .s ' .- . i - . j
v-a,. w -,,,1,,1 Kw'Ala.Jse.W aa-sSlWr....!..!. LA "I . :
tors, divided amongst twenty two thou, p-J -"'T7 Tiuu"'? ,-;MS w
MNrfasmefc ItVinbe remembered that ifi0 . 'IP M
- a . . a aai w v ilia luiiirvwiiBia stair iiiteiiiut r in iiuuw a - - iiiiiir iiiiiiiv. etiri
only Wteen thousand shares are aiiouea .: r v -t 7 " 1 7 " r7
iofnairiott
v ... . .... - . --j th- trihtinnl with sVTniifiiti.ma ibhirh
v un hm.ill would have astounded every bodyi with
indiscreet .-gentlemen. ' have," counted
without their host. I Never did men so
completely rutoalculate the strength of
their causei They have raised a Plot
without lnatenals-to work it up lheir
thundering denunciations are like the
mimic representations of Saltnoneus.
There is brass enough about ihera; but
no lightning. And welay1 duwtf then
Dublie 'Utility, faithful servie. smrl
aclinoledgeq integrity are to be a v
crificed to tbe Moloch of party;" that '
iu mnvi pwijuiai itvcuis . tup. QTCrw ...
turning the present ' Administration i
not bated. upon' principle but that it is, t
on the pan of the leaders, a war for '
office ana for office ony."--Thcn we era '
to oe Uisgnsted wiUi the means which
this selfish Combination has adopted for '
i he accomplishment of their' purposes.
We are to be amosed with the fanciful
picture of a SuU-Caucus,: which ' was '
regularly, held; at ..Washington during J
vbe last wibterj thai bj means of this
machinery, the printing lthe Senato .
was to be transtei red - fraiu the Nat.
lntlligencet Wl are, also to ptstac
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i. ' A bill to repeal those! looked oyer her right shoulder and saw imUirJiff4'laborswitkinixs4 lentj-jl
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