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in-hara 5Tinera Springt,
.barrlW Ivi.W.r, tlr I l.'mitrtfjtf tM
.M.esfull iirfiml tbe Pofeli 0 be I
i recede Comrifnf the prtaral cu.n.
j.MwkimMt ba uuJft5we a lW"-Mlrb
tuH (.liMiJ Konmi base here provklcd.
t of llmllk, r -air and ike aieinal
of tha wsiera, this Uo UM yield to
n the SWt. Errj cTort Ui be i to
un.r.tio. to Uieta l.e snay Jba
si .J the abarrr II be moderate. .
. - 7 . . - THOMAS SCOTT.
Fiftv
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Hollars UewnrJ.
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r, ssay CrM Wok. Bwtn,
td niw nM, , afa mm
srus eUI. eT.s'jr.r slxwt IU
i. Urte Ware, ir m
k U, b kl saw,
tb iecr prl ef ear bfc ,
W-te atarsea h V-ltr esvuT.a
rlW i Vent, awa W mt bie Irj b eoi
b krmt 1 be muJ mn tnl eff abei
( M,e mn, mn4 ten-c4 (f nb b b erf
l'Lt-Vr,blj.fMrf le C 11m Wj(I rT PW.
i-i' H a eouUI rltw wtrmm ebeau U Tr f
ife4 fMrUMlar aurbf meelUwe. 1 eiawd
IS eaid Myw art Bawnf abL lb Stale aa
tree ncMca. TWi aLee rrear4 a IU be pre
for tbe pn-bcauo anJ ichirrr el add arfroe
le lae, r iodprng Umm in f Jut ta tbe 5aai ae
U rrt tbeo. or tVcv- Mlara (er eiiber
ullbce. . .. KfiliiAJM UANIEC,
, Urine aear Suntaatborg, )
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. Ucaewbef T, t Wt .. ( . . , r-; tf -
. tate oro'rth:Curoliua, f
, -ftalAai county.,
More New . Ilry Goods.v.
OUCB SIMPSON k CO. Uko trwe to
m ibce- ri-M-wU ea4 tbe PaWie, that hr
r.-'.vrl a awl Sui.uJt ef ew aad
j.UJ lo
.oniUbs Dry Good, adi.l
th Irawn,
Court f Plw ami Qn)ir(r Sf m'ioq-
f v. ;v , j4r TYrm,M829. V t f..-
Jacia RacHaeia, Admr. ef Abuerl J
, ' Bacba aa4 otW" . SeJ
. . et. - i w
Alexander Sleane kc an4 otW. J "rTBm-
" It amwannf la (be aatisiaeiin of aid Court
iW 3JuliU Wicker aa4 eife, aVCrniUatt b
tliii fawrare att luKabhaati of thh Stttc( k ti
orJtrvtJ iMt bublleaiioa be atade ia the lUIeitH
, hur far lis ceki, tltat anloti aaiat iWreaiUnU
. i Ln kLrfcb f - counij aknuiMl at tbe Ceart.ilmie In
, . , r . ' 1 aa. airl aKt MIWr W WPWIWJWIgBMaH w
IT'TkI MaJia f . ?f Wiuk.Tbom.t IUrUb Clerk .rW'iM
Mtt Mo, ef Mar.
ilorwkbt and Kk: Olovea u-' ,
1 Box be o,nUitjr rruoella hhoet ,
I'etlna Caatimere aad tirandurclli . .
Kreneb aa4 Huia Drillings ko. .-
)ei"h. June lam, loss-. 4 o u. k
Br8f Joliiu Hay u ood;
,8Utr pfNnrtll-Carixlmii.
? '. Ckaik&m ttntnhi.
CourTtif Ptea nd Quarter Sesions-
W-? ;.-i-.5Mt?Terro; 129 ,1
mmIdIH -MuMUMealo i tNtbliar. thai el '. . w. " . . : trCT?'un.,l ' P""1"'
, r.i Tvl t..jj -J 1 ; " w ". . t
t mm! dir fantiliea,' Koarder by the day, !; U appearinj to'lbo ntitbeUiui of tlt Conrl
V,wth or vear-'-tctiool eliildren Tor any Out June Robert., Mary Roberta,: T.liat liar
ii o( time, -her koeie k titualed in tim- berU and Benjamia Roberta, are not bibabitaiMa
,ie vieiairr of tbe capitol, tbe Beuka, k eev of this Slate; 04-ddred then-fort! by the eud Court
-rainiirtitof k-ai-HiHjc. 'I riere i a beautil'nl H that publteaiion be made' for six aeeki ht the
v cultnRUidgiin1irnRUKcliedttolt;hrrooni lialclicli 8ur, tbat Th defendant, be and p
mioiiaiwJiirf. bbe aiaarea all tboaS who Jiear before onr said Coon 4 be htl-l for the
,onor tr wit'h tlieir putrftrtac, that aotx- euntr forcMtd, at the Onrt-Hmiae in Pkubo
niahitll be wuUS ner f"'' ,0 VIM'e' VougU, on tbe teeond Mufiday'in Aogatt next,
eomfortHblat ; v r ' , f ' then and lliere to anvei plead or e'emar,- or
H. but aloo a good' etable,- vbicb thall be judgment firo eonfce will be. eutered Mgwaat
Jttj f f ew 53 I ISSpet'ctet.
fiHrr t I n it bow-! .BwBt Kkft
ill, ir '3! (H--r. Drt iUt tt ir
umiiif rticie Biifi.
CAmincrtt enj
r:r'tr pj tnbatt le Uj niaofa.
tsricj latrmt. ,Thi U rice
uon ihe HMnhfrti, firmtr, acnf tlU
looJIj fer ixiirev - (t iejuriint 8ecl
poO lh MitioKtl treiktr U dailt dr
eUOg itMlf. .Tbe dotMt erVd t
tht .ne tmutei of fork ami
D40, oa Imported mmUij. for
lUe fint oatrirr of the pment yeir,
alww . a decrcm of public. rtreoat.
wbe cot. rami wiifc t crrepondin
benod of 1823, nf tw million IweRlv
ntl tttotund ll!iri Such 'lnfl
tine thould b Ui u wii rJipen.
Wfor tht nltiojiif tko teecwtrj reJ
ewoe. Whit tpuhjr ei7Jd mtnj f
our members wken this bill vie btlore
ib lut cwsreis?. WKy ilh tbtj est
iicte tht ctute. f the aoith Bnd
vho Ihit this iniqiicitna Ualr would
bring' ruia to tmr tloorar, llew could
tbrj brook tht ide, tht .ler ihe
pasmge of the bill the outb mutt, U
wchtr like, crour.h unJer tiie burden
and bereroe . aervanta - unto tributel
Such unfortuoatelr it now ear o.li-
tionj ritf cemucerce u(T-ring under
exaction,, and agriculture languishing
into tlecaj, burtheoed at we are with
excessive thouH indirect txxe. fiavo
we not A right lo hold rorth tbe chid
inj language of devine innpiralioo, anJ
nj wt lare labored and other men
have entered into the fruita of our la
CUy. It mi t'.ft. an V.it net J
rta. iWj'.t worts ta rrprtr.i tl.e il l
doevmeo: anJ j-ura!i, !..cb ttter,
txfaft b4 bren t' o-j.i wnna t!.e et.
prit of t! fricltfi': that wtt oar
late reprewnuuns'a rtoluton arlfu!!j
altnned ro carte eat a Ur-t vio,i
'-' joo (r (Jalct v Eettea, t fjatlf r riety a J a 4 l-.or tnenak. vj le rc
ter. fv-r t
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tuir" (T'.'T,
laree r.pror . U ..'" i '..-., r.
el tl . . rrM re t -it r, n
ti.U inlcrr' - ir(! rf L i bra
tbia a tctr k- L. ta r-u ' o t, c
!h Tlr f v. tr ... .!.,, i .. i J t
Jia jt tor Ualet . Ceatea, ta fiat If r "r 4 e U usr inM., avj t rc;. ra
Cem epoa tSe puUio treature fuf'tlie a abort i.m, to wr r i r- . if fm' J t' -
. )- r it ' .'. aMtMlb;pi.(.f i.mi jC . .. ! ned.aoraof 1,,-j
1 ao rarof mbrr fallow cilt.t. that .u h, 0rrwue fjrPWM ,a,d an '
two jeara aa uen. uirrner wtt put jrrt d. free, tn4.uo( a be Ut
OniV . annrtil lint snunlt k,.l A i k., .
wut vtinj & locml to too ro-lecuon aaeo.- Aa4 aere, i ea-ot iriii,n j ni
of ,Mr. Adtent aod to tbe oneat urea of nJ 01 waatry, enbom t?reB?
., ada.initi and . tZl ITiX
' n$?i U " ,k,m. bJ brr.4eat peopU I bare r.r,rr kavn, oor
Wrtrht, of Ohio, oo of Mr. Adarna' rreaw arannia aalaeou l c ia the.r ee
traxio partiaana, waaoAeo ta'ked oC hat f0 fndhije. . Tbck k mdieH ad accom-
etef-MtitfaCtOnly explained., . Ilia moJ,Km to atranfrra, i enpr!U;le.l, and
reeolulion to-rennat the acarce d.kco -,-u- ; i : .C.
menta, all offered theclearett rTid ooMmiiMcerdtapoaiUoaaof tbeir acie utile
thai i the . auti.ictont rutertaioed two n,e" Pliieoee of tbe reaeral aiannera,
tearo ajo, wrro well founded. - lBt rta' city of their ooneerwtion,
' wMtooi to vncir iwtfl t w vm airtitau nu
I t - a . O.l!. ..
rant me to
ia conclusion per
orj n rtrtrd ta Gen.. Jackton.! v... , rr-.
that UJtwsuthed lodividuaU who ia or, which oae riven to Themietoclea-afler
i where clae. la a euiananaon ofthiavwiih
detervedl elevated tu the hijhett office the battle of SaUnm. .Eer treneral toted
to tne Rilt or a free people. In his in
auiral addresabe tellt ut that reform
r a . aa .
it lejjiwr inacriuetl In the banner al ex
eculive, dotiej tuch refonn at contitt
inlho correctioo of abuses, which ba
interfered with the freedom of, elec
tions, or the rightful coarse of. appoint
ment, or have thrown the office of the
nation iuto unfaithful or incumpetent
hands. He tetl us plainlj that, we
are to have no more travelling aerreta-
ries, no tnonej watted lor the ake of
BSC- . "f, J ;-- ,
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Bijf wwn iin.i, mio iat tt It -i e ,-fc.
In. It eerl'm!r eaULiiJint tieMiira. 1
c.eut ta ibrC .iuti jrereromenr, t! al i't :..
p reloe wonkl. to tneat, b nr a r rt ...
prioe. But eoul.1 the rr : , , cf jr
rrinkGo be, ia auch degree, an com I.cw
la the parrioiJe of the me n -r of In in'n .
tal rraeJIatherf The u a tor more
Utaa I weary rearm, ef the ,erJ pjhl'.ca."
lion, bequeathed aad eonf. Jta to hltn. pro.'
dacedfor a wbila, hard auspicinna ;n.t
htm, and if, at last, all are no: put.llt'fe !,
part of those aupicion mtiy remain '
one."". : , 1
Tlamead to New Yotk on te 2lrt r
kUrch, when Conj-reat era i;i 1i,lon,', f A i.
wry, ar l. u n.itr c
the aikst'.i."n
Vt be cn. me 'ft
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I
applied with provender for borst, and a them, ud the earn act fov bearitig ex parte at
al hosier to attend te them-' i 'i'i to'tlien,; ,;.-, .-!. A.;'.f - -.
ice a moderate those of 'any IjoaHirB; VrtneVv Tbmar Rngland; Clerk1 bf aaid
V. w? Teat .- " THO. EAGLAIyD, CJ C C
r in the ear. . -
ek. May J4th, t839 Vfm t .'J
TibnaiiiLi .
libnaiiiy
4
Stated of ortri-t;troliitar
ft. RUFFlIt. late ot ITalcitrh, ha o- CmwUr
i eeot of the Cwirt.Honae,1 bere he k '
T i . nr t nrr. iu I . aa ualicrt
ilWI III FHF1R 111 in .1 III . 11.1 .1111 .Ul U I11IUU , 15 . . ... .
t TRAVELLERS who; may call on hi-.r: cTfff v V 'V f
v tftort will oe trtade ta give general tatiot WT,- -flf"- -'t.'v 4 - " ! :
"( , ; t i if t . , fS-K jOrdered by eourt that poblwatton be made for
Wa' QAihJ.iL 1X24 v; Ai-Wi i'vhro aHNrth" In the Weetero Carolinian and
tetbaro,S8tlijan.l8!v.Ja,att . R gue8,re,JV the defendant be
-" i 'll-1 It .-.''.'iiril and appear at thebext-buperior Court of Law
jetteyille. yL apefo Mlll.-t0 bbld $. tbe eoonty . Meeklenburat the
ricevpild m or BAGS ofali 5 8oJoa
pendr , 0obritf iIWrM J ;Terra,f
irtSaW!r)
borar'V'.The oretent heave dutin
tlt,c-ft'ee, sujrar, iron, end gianj other i rewarding the flectiotcering tninioa ofj
articles C prune: neceasi tv, .hookl be j4tiibitiou aMi"nt&.; ;:;.;. ;
, he t
iiitiot
tsiber20,1828,
lutinna. at the Pane Mill in Fivettcrille. it Otoooay.aa. ocnicmncr iiexi, ana
lptlona. at t0 i nnet aalia .7ef'"'5-V ,a ,h nlaioliff'i netition. or the
4r-tJulySd s
mrooer ju, nw, - , s it ,,,
1 . 'jl.-jfiAllV'jiimill;;
.nine iwD.1 betiMrrf e hui-te. 1
f , WHneM Sam. Hcnrtern, viei- Pf our tald
. .. .eoorl, at office, the fth Monday alter tlte 4th in
JUareli, 1829. ..( -C:- f; '
fi r; SAM. HENDEBiSON, C. t. S. 3. V
. -jir. tjtt iflfOi lalaaf
j JC SnllSCrifc Dr. lemea
,,Ui,eom hM ti S?li.burv aVCvb CirculrVi Yw will confer a
-with poort horte ana f emtu4 urnrert, javor on one ot .jOr auDscriDeTB oj giv-
rosunaier.enerai na mH.ie ... .?! uu.t j-i, -i ,, .A,.,.,
(time of ki arrival atKflleigh and drpartnre n8 P'8,'? r eolttmns.
Sauabvrr, whleb U arratired oow foltpwm ileenectfully,' &C.- i' '
I IVdeii everyaatW'dayBtJOoIocVf A1. VZl i,ti;i'taa ' '
!d aretreat 8:.Vfsbm-r on WlatfafteHWM.PfPW? W ?29 i
minr;, leave saiisnurj at i. w tun .v, a uc.--..;
itirMinor.arnt reach llaleigh en Tbnredayt in
1 timn for fatwpjfert to dine and be in ,rea
to tnsti wiineinui5r iuj-iiK!,"i..' v
fceof nasasiw tlu-ouclu' only .', 'm ae
touation on tneroaa arc pnun.ei evurj t
iH-fx -CIRC UL A R .V i
TuFmrntnot Person fSraite imd
?C J XV19JI VtVaa1--ll lav vitalilittiw a iKta
' mviv voaawa v ia jivimiii - w -.if t
W will be paW toe eomfurt eftbote wha : solicifcltinof ,ot many ia my I t tends, I
iwrobta.ij-1 ? to become . candidate
I.W. . Vpi I9V.I1. J .'111 ... 11(11 W.I.CBC.
of the Vnhetl State. The atation at
bit times haMnpt'ftaut.and fesppnsi
bit nne, but i now rendered peculiar
'WAis
tM3.
J, i8-tf
rcjby ' aWenee, known by
9 . (be name ot icusi-i Miu, nu
I jinediately on the Sum Koed,
, two mi1e omh of Louwbui-e,
Franklw, eouiity, . t'omneily
eu ped, and no occupied by
: Mr. Lai-k Fox.' euntainhiir a.
fourteen hundred acret-Of land, ia -oft'ured'1
aod will be told at a p-eat, sacr.lioe foe
r nt-poliut.le paper, atiofaetoriW einJored(.
ituaiien of thu placelt ifbiil known, thai'
leuhtr deBMition i Ua.l to be unnee
1 Mr. l'ox wil at. any wite tliow the kind.
notlwr trtet ,on -Uu Stag road, north ol
ure about 10 r 12 rniles, lying on both
Sandy-areeki'. adjoining- binda -ef Mr
' .lon and other,' containing between four1
l.untlred acrri; on mhieli there h a fin
f bw ground in a. higli atate el improve
f Thl ti-act ot land will alto be told very
eatfeorateoteb! naperu. w " i j
I I . i. .WILLIAM HARItlSOJT.X.
V'TXyilXIAM. GI10LSON."
r.'1" .ti aj nil ,m mawiin ' W"W' ait piayfA
."iV'or Kit tt?i-W -i'it
i ' 856, JcrntyUnd&Zf
nX wa the acith iil-of Swift M-epV nhmit
, ile above tteuhco Sander, Eaiii former
Mopertyof tVert jUiuMoivi There are
one bnndred aere ol (utan-ior low
" .oa j about ooo half of which i in eul-
nd well ditchedi tliree hundred acre of
"nut Of which i in good heirt, and
Of Werkine to mlnnluva tfit nr t.rlil
- Oa the laud -ia a good framed dwelling
near an exeellent i ingi wilh neero hou
ila;kmith thop, stable, norn ami cotton
f"" apple nreliard ef goid fruit. It
, old on a credit of U 3, 3 aod year,
w aitUlmentB; and H not told bv the 26th
wi eXt' cn ' "'"b"'1. n one
i ." ' Tbo overaeer noa on tlie til.iee,
' wcluwi On applieation. ; For further
,t apply to q0l pui qlEaleigh, who
KUW, , .V im n. .I ,.1
If-so,;; frtMia 'thJ present crisia -of ioijr
fJUUlib ' i(iiM 9, . ai.u wt ..c ii.y inuc
of the suMecr. that, will in all probabiu
tv clatift l ie uuJiberaliuns of the next
- . i - ...... . . ,J -....i' . . .. . .
aVacandidatefo
state that rim'' thu advocate of boDular
ngiiis, Ki iiic iieeuwiu ui ..jcteciiouBj jii
the rvr6i)'tUilitv of public i agents,, abd
Opposed ,t- 8ritocratic monopliea of
power anu.'.ouijces.v 1 aiff.aiso jtwar
wttithiT p'rupiietv, of nresuhfing to Voiir
view that course' of policy which will
iDSjueiiceVmy itinduct, shnold I, have
me nunnr ot; uconiiii,s; yiuir repw?ema
tive." 'Among the' many subject l
in.guilddc -which will in all piobabill
tf cnlta'te thivatteritiita: of the next ton
'jjrtaHj, o 'reyitiitin of ihtj Existing tirilT
lawf will: not be ; the. " leasf imporwni.
'Vk4 taxing1 ndHinortafions beyond tti
diribt ohject, the raising of hece84ry
leveime, is, in jiij nuiuuic uumiihh,, a.
unautliorii.el ' Bets in the fi tJeral ! gov
eroraent; and. 1 believe, that congress
haf.no. ''the power 'to tax the indus"
try of ; 6ne part" of )ier own citivvrs
for the' exclusive benefit of the domes
tic iodnsiry of the citizens of the
parts. .It is mainly through iir ;
that our cotton and other produce ;
to be' purchased, and by imports inos
of our revenue, is raised. Deprive
this country of imports, and two thirds
of our " nrotlucts must remain on our
liar.us, or cease to be raisea. xoita-
ikfied wilh the tatilTof 1824, the Amer
repealed at ihettext se&aiont and ahnnld
I have the honor of being yur . repre
seqtalive, J would moat, heartily join Wi
attempting to pi-tk ore-a -redui twn of
our,: taxes,. and effjtt a ceneral revi
ioB pf a tanflTodioua to every part of
Inn union " . ' .' .
1' Next in imDortance t the WrilT will
be Ihe subject of dividing part of the
public reyeuye and the public land
amoog: me several states, jnr the pur
MsestOfe(lucatioa and internal im
iiruvemenis. ... to -Alabama conprcta
ha already granted 400.000' acre. of
ianu to enable that state to open a
canal around the muscle shoals in the
Tennessee river; and .a large Jrant has
oeen.given to uiuo to enable lier to fin
jh. her canals, t Very large grants! of
ana or money nave been made to; otb
er- ktates. Until the last session -of
rongie8lMthe members froiUttbts state
astteu tor noming, ami we got nothing
At the last consress, more than 60.000
dollar were ppi oprieted lo the use of
mis Mre; ana ti our member hefeat
ter should be aslmnortunate as meni
bcra of other states have beciii' ire thall
get millions instead of thousands. ; I
nave do scruples on the constitutionals;
oi congress to make annronriatuins
i way s and if 1 be elected. I shall
endeavor to get for North Carolina jiet
full "share of the Dublic revenue', unit
udiic tanus ,:
There 18 one nart of Gcn. Jlarrinper'
conduct in congress,' which 1, as well as
many others, Jtliink. very reprehensible
aim goes lar to suDDort an oninioii
wnicn manyot you, as well as manv o
.i: ' . . - " :
tners entertained, mat is, t Hat he wants
that sincerity which a public as well as a
private man ought to posses; tn;i t. his
actions are at variance wuh his pro
fessions; that after he has been preach
tug up economy to the people of this
district and making great complaints'
of the extravagant waste of the nublid
money bv the ireiteral s-overnmetit. we
find, him at the close of the last cession
introducing a 'resolution to have re
printed under the direction of the clerk
of the house! 630 copie of all the doc
uments, executive ana legislative, re
pons ot committees, &c. fiom tbe 1st
t j the 13th congresi, both inclusive, be
ing a period of 26 years! Many able
and intelligent members engaged' in the
debate; the resoluffen was successfully
onpnseu; n. was satisiactoni y shown
that its adoptioq would be a useless ex
penditure; of the 'public money, that it
would cost the nation, three hundred
thousand dollar! ' Durin? the corrsid
erniiuuoi me riw.iuimu on tins suoiect,
. i t-
an Biucii lineup . vi pnipuseu ' limiting
the' appropriation to 50,000, and this
sum Gen, Baninget ii) his speech con
siderett too contemptible t deserve se
i iuub eUM.)Mi, nu jinjuireq in mein-
bers, why they .,SAfeffJ?rii thU rt-
flmg , invgnificant f Does this
conduct in year; representative, corres
pond With those; pVofeMiohs o( economy
he niade, wniliantassins for ..yooi' suf
fragea to yeare ago? '"in my bumble
opinion it doe Wot. e ' ".
..This resolution of Gen, Barringer
to reprint the acarce documents, we are
credibly informed, was made upon the
suggestion of a ' caucus at- Washington
City, after Gales & Seaton bad lost the
public printing to congress And why
did thev loose the printing to both hou
se of congress? It was because ' they
advocated he election of Messrs.' Ad
urns w tiaf, ana siropgij tupportea an
the extravagances of the ,lst adminis-
i ration; because they, denounced . Utn
4 - ' r ' ; a a a' a a
Jackson as an 'uuerer, a cold Diood
e'd murderer, 'a ,violatoC,p of, the
contemner" 'of t!io coristitution.n f ' In
consequence of Gale i5t Seatoni $f
suing' this course, , cbnresf ' discard,
them as unworthy any longer, of the'rr
The country has a riz'it to demand
of the next congress th establishment
of acompreheoaive lystein of economy
one which, should extend to the lapping
ott ot all; useless otbees, and to the
curing a tnoro elacient accountability 10
iiiose wnicn are reiaineu. r , ? :
Should I be, ' honored, ccntlenjen,
wish being your representative, I shall
receive the appointment wilb ftride and
gratitude) and, rest ' assured that my
humble abilities shall be zealously ded
icated to serve you, &. when I should re.
turn to miilelei wilb my constituent!
my highest' gratification would hi to
ir.ee t with their free "open countenances
and gratulating hands,",,. '- '''t
'4-aJecn ana reipectiuuy yours,
f.7,:.:-"'- -James a.craig.
. HawSelda, Orange, June Satb, l39.v-
' From the lliohniond Compiler, t "' .
Afr: Jefferiorji WorA.- As the et-
tract which we - lately, made from the
proposed edition J of v M r, ' Jefferson's
HVorKK.proveu so acceptable to our rea
ders,'we cannot resist the temptation
of laytne bclotre mem two loriner copl
ous extracts. we nave been favoured
with the opportunity of examining the
two first yoju'nies elegantly printed and
bound at Churlottsviite. : The 3rd vol
ume is in a great state of forwardness
and in a few weeks, the entire four vol
lumes will t completed aod ready for
delivery. 1 .-".' ''.-'; '
The lst No. of the " Virginia Liter
arv Museum and Journal of Belles Let
.trcs". Arts,'' otc". published under the
auspices of the University of Virginia,'!
reached us yesterday aim among' tne
oiher interetiting articles which it nm
tatnfVit presents a narasrafch upon tht
suhiect statins that ,lhe whole work of
the ff Almoin and Correspondence 6f;Afr.
Jejfferion, .may be ex pretext in the
August.- it stales tnat .v: ,
to biataelf the first reward of ralor, and, the
aeeond to Tbemietoclea. So, aak the travel
led iohabitant of any nation, in what country
on earth would you rather livef.. Certainly,
ia my own, where are an my friend, my re
lation, and the etrlieet snd aveeltat alftO-
tiona, and recollection of my life.- Which
would be vour socod choice.' Franoa.
t On the 35th of September, I ten, Pari for
tlavre, where I wa detained by contrary
wind, until the 8th of October.' 0i that
day. and tbe 9th, I eroeaed over to Cowea,
where 1 hl eiurag-d. tha. Clermont, Cap
tain Collet, to touch iar me. Site did n but
hire agun we were detained by contrary
winds, until tha 32d when wa embarked.
St landed at Norfolk on the 2JJ of Novemoer.
On my way home, I paaard some days al Ep-
Jinirton, m caterbcbL the reuaenoa ot my
riend and connection, Mr. Eppcs, and, while
there, I received a letter from the President.
General Washington, by express covering
an appointment to be Secretary of State. ' I
received it with real regret. iy wio nad
been to return to Pari, wnere I had left my
household tftablithmrnt, at if there myself.
and to ee the end ot the ltevolutiou, wincb, 1
then thougiit, would be certainly and hap
pily closed in lettihan a year, itnen me.ni
to return home, to withdraw from noliiical
lit, into which t had been Impressed by the
eircurrwUnoe of the timet, to sink into the
bosom of im family and friend. Sc devote my
elf to studies, mora congenial to my mind.
In my answer of December 15th, I express
ed, these disposition canaiaiy to tne rrmi
dent, bnd my preference of a return to Far
wt but wuured mm. that it it was oenevea i
could be more ueful In the administratiort of
the rovernmeiiU I would sacrifice my own
inclinatiuii. without hetitation, and repair to
thnt.destinatiom this I left to Ins decision,
arrived at Monticcilo on tha 234 of Decem
ber. where I received eco id letter from
the presideitt,' etpreiS " h continued
wish, that I thould take my station there,
but leaving me still at liberty to continue in
my former oftlee, if I could not reconcile mr.
self o that now proposed. . Thi silenced my
reluctance, and 1 accepted Wie.new appoint
mAi.t . .v..-.-, .-'- ' ' r'X"1 -v-
-t i.iMhe interval of mv tay at home, my
eldest dauehter had beert' happily married
to the eldest son o?tbe Ttickuhoe branch Ot
lianuonma, a.yoir'fc- jmiininw u. ipn.'ui
cienoe. and liitnm'able mind, who afterwards
filh-d aliirnified sta'lon in the General bo
vemtnent, al me rriot ' -dignified In 'hit owo
State. . I left Mcmticello on tne, i oi warcn.
J790. for New York. -iAt Philaitelphia t oIl
ed on-t ie venerable and oeiovea rraoMin.
Ha wa .then on l ie bod of aicknest, from
which he never re.; My recent return from
; V
; CONCLUSION OF THE ?.:2M0nt'-
Jnarm C, 1821 At the n - i f 77. , '
begin to make wim niemom k-, tlte
fame re collect ton nf dte anJ l.cg concern.
ing myteu, fofmy own more re !,- r-rcrencr,
and f.r the information of my fi
-ill tra.iiuon m my i.umr t
y ws,
c Min'ry
mtjin tf .
-.'ill. l
t'ie l.wr
j aj ei. '
nf Hit
.- in'.
11 that
' re-
' n I
! ! .
month of Atl
. , Jbe edition will consist of s:x : , thousand
Lvfa&'M .which', ' hundred v, have
been already subscribed for, ia Virrinia,'one
thousand h) Alabama and Hissiaaippi.and five
hundred in Tennessee,, and agent are still
makinar addii ion to tbe. lists in those States,
S . . .I. .. 1a ,tMnrr.afaiaa tki"wu twtmaa
II lajB aUUIJlr Jk.trvuisianaiit.t tna irt nw.v . . " ,
than one bundi ed and fifty edpies have beeft h'h b P'te
subscribeil tor,
Some strange
been maxie regard:
ibis valuable and In
it from tbe best authority, that tha Editor
and Proprietor was offered, in Philadelphia,
one dollar a eopy the bookseller not bio-
ding himself to publisn mora in pneen
hundred copiesi yet Jthe greater part of this
edition of six thousand ha already been ta.
ken, at ten dollars each copy! , The work is
gt vp, in every respect, "in a manner highly
crcdiiabie to tne parues cpnearaad.- . -t
IHe nrat volume beiore.us o wns
with Mf. Jenerson's" Memoir; written
by his own hand. - It gives n sketch of
it . t-r j - nrt ..liA.
nisown lite aown totneyear u pv,-vh
he became Secretary of State' under
General Washingtt)n--embracing a vr-
. .- r.i . i ..;-
ry interesting view 01 ine eariy -tru
count rv in which he laid left o many
fi-lmirlj. bii3 tlie ' nerilous convulsions-to
... .
which thty had been" exposciv reviveoau
his antietitk, to know wnat pan, tney nu
ken. What bad been their couiwe, wuai muir
fuie ' fie went over all lit succession, with a
rapidity and animation, almost too much .for
hUtfrenctb ! When' all. hi1 enquiries were
aatiafied. and' a niuao took olkce, I told him
I bad learned with much ttleaarjjhat. since
bis return to America, fae,bV' occupied
in preparing for the world,tl) history ot his
uan l.l. I cannot-tav mucll of that, said he,
hut I will gave yoo a sample of what shall
leavei and ho directed' Ids little grandsbrt
(WmF Beache)' who was? standing by the
K1 iiit. hand 1.1m a tistjer from tbe table,
lie did go?, ami vie
tht their ancestors came to t'
5om Wales, and from near ih t ,
nowdeu, the highest in (irr.t '
noted once a case froiij,Va!i . '
reports. wher a pt;reM Tif
Uer plamtitTtfr dere fdan', aiU .
same name ' wk secretary to ,
pompany.-Theo are the only
which I have, met with the i.
country. . I have found it in mir
eordsi but the first particular in!
nave of any ancestor whs of rr,y c-
wno lived at tlie puce u Cheitci I
0hones, and owned the lumls
ihe glebe of the purihli. .Ifeht.it'
Thomas, whd died young, Fichl, v 4 . .
on the waters of the linanuke, no.l 1. . , r r,
al defendants, snd Peter, my f ' . r, ' , u . . . -
tied on the land I (till o !
well, adjoining myprr "
wa born Frb, 23. I TO i !
1739, with Jane Rand-1. . . ; ; ,
daughter ot'Isham R-.m!i,i, .!, o , j ,
vtn aous of thut name and f - . .
Dungerness in fiiHU-lilan.i Ti.t vt '
pedigree fuf back in I' , 'an J an", I s-
to which let every one b ,ciiba the i . '
merit he chooses. . , -
My father' education had been q" . -
lected, bur being of a' tronw tniiul,
judjement, and earner after Information, is '
read much and improved hi-nseif, ina-inntU " ,'
that he was chosen with Joshua Fry, pro! ',. ,',
sor of Muthema'ic in Willitm ?. Mnry (;,)!
lege, to continue the hrlundary V.ia b. t w t en . V ' ,
Virginia and M. Carolina, which li-il been he- 't. ,
gun by Colonel I!) rd. and was aferwar,2s em ' ;'
ployed with the same Mr. Fry to mik : .!, ;
brst map ot Virginia rtslueh had ever been L
mad.1, that of Captain S.i.illi brintr mi-r.-lv- a , "'
conjectural sketch. They poisrs-H e v--.-l :.--t "? - i '
matcrmls foro inucli ol !he coiury at is he.
low tne nine Kiiige; nuie rjcnisjviipiv-'Unnvni . s
beyond that Itidjje. llc vas the ;h;rd ofV';-
fourth Settli-r, about Ihs year 1737, ol'lhe p-irt ', , "''V'
of the country in whic j live-r- ln .(Jir 1 n.' :'
gust I7tli 1757, Imivntd my mother s v ' -it,, t
who' tied till 1775. with six daughters & t ? '.' ,.
soils, myself die elilfcr- tomvyoun -. r'n-r, f
hateft hi estate on James Uiver, c .':.--l anv (i, j
den, after the suppote-1 birth plurc c! i',r 1U" '-'
mili't to mvell, the land on v l u 'i wai '
born and live- He phced me at ' KivWisiirCL,-:
scliool at Rv years of age, and i.. tn'in at Vt
nine, where I eontinucd until his death -My
teaeher, Mr Uougliis.a rh-rp-vimm from cot-, ,
land, with the rudiments of the Latin and .
Creek ltiirtgrs, taught me the French, and '.' V
and, on the death of my father, I went to 'ho ,r ,
Reverend Mr. Maury, a correct classiev.l srhol. 4f , ,,-;t .
lar, with whom I continued two yen, h thr-n '
to wit, in the Spring of 1760. went to V.';'li-nt r : -
and Mary College, where I eontmuil two,
liirhtlv.
accept hi permission to read it, and wpnul
eM.r..llv return it. . He said, ' no: keep it.'
Not certain of his meaning, I again looked
into, i, folded it for my pocket, ana taiu
acr.in. I would certainly return it. No,' said
he, keep It I put it. Into my pocket; and
shortly alter, too; leave or mm,; mo u.cu
tl. 17ih of the ensuinir month of April; and
aa 1 understood that' lie had bequeathed sll
his papers to bit grand ton. William t tmpie
Kranklin, I immeaiaieiy wroie io ir. rrau
lin. to inform him 1 possessed this paper,
which I should consider a b properly, and
..u ,1ul'.u., in hi writer, i He came on
immediately to New Tbrk. called on me; for
It, and I delivered it to him- A be rnrt, into
hi pocket, bet said carelessly. he had either
-i
actioni bolh of our own and tne French ftba oriirinaL or another coyy of it, I da not
RevoTutip08.r--Th first ' volume also 'recollect which. Tbi last expression struck
contains nn appendix to the5 Memorial jmy
na.M,Jeit
American Revolution, and a portion or. btn and ln4t -1. nd xlone wrong ie
his correspondence from rfance, begin-; psrting fromiwl have not: yet seen the
liing wltlV Oct 1784. i 'lTie iecond vol i collection be published of pr Franklin's
ome carries on his letters fiora France woiks, and therefore, know not .i this . s
The other two volomes are to embrace "wir hem, I have .been, told it is not It
ins nuici i ywmmv .w j ..contaihed a narrative of the- negotiations be
hl8 Ana, ' Of Dote of CienlWsMjW -British Ministry,
whilst he 'was Serretary Ot Stater WiW,vheil endeavouring to prevent tiie
President Washington and others high : contest of arm which followed. The neo
in ' office: Memoranda of Cabinet Coun-ltiation was brought about by the interven
cils &bothunderGe WaBhinirton'sltiow "e.a,'d )V
administration and under his owo, to-
halievt.. era called Lady lIoMC, but I may
I t kA.' i',,l. '.- I ,.nl ITnwff Hi'flflH
, , i- ' miareniviHwc, r .vi . . . -
gether' with his letters tolbe year lsoy, ta h!iV h.cij friCndty to America, and ex-
. ... , .. '.mi i.:i-T-r. . . . , . i;
ceedingiy anxious to prevent a mpiure. n
intimacy with Dr. Franktih. snd liu. position
with the Ministry, Induced him lo undertake
years, lit' was my grcut good frtrtunej!--i: V
and -list probably fixed theV destinies of L-.-f.
my 'life, that Dr.. Win. Small, ' of coiland, 'e;y
was then professor, of Matlifmntiri, a nisri 4iwV
profound -id most of the ns'-ful hrnnchea. -'y " '-'y
of science, .with a. liappy talent of em-?- j. ' 1 .
municatifHV eorrect nni - gentlemanly mti- "
nt-rs,-and an enlarged and ' liberal mind. -;t -
IIeu most happily tor me, .beeamo. oor -
attached Td 'me, and made ; of -l.ir dai "-'.
ty companion whert not engaged in school J
and trom ms conversaiioi, l goi my nrst views
of the ennion of science, snd of the ays ,.
tem of things in winch I am placed. Fortu
nately.. tbe philosophical cba.r became v...-;
cant soon af'er my nrrirnl at College, and he
was; appointed lo fill it p inwimi and ha'
was the first who ever gave, in that colh-r,
...Ia. !... tip., in V.th.rs. IMietnrie .nil
i.H'iipi "-i-' ....... - .w ... . . ..
len-Leltre, He returned to Europe in 17C2, J A
haling previously filled up the measure of .--J .
hW goodnens to me, bv procuring for me,' sf 'i.' -from
his most intimate friend George Wythe, : ;
S reception a a studctit of law, under his ',. ;'
direetionjayl introdiieed me to the acquaint. C ;v.'
ahce nnd familiar table of tlovernor Fsnquieiv .i f i .
the ablest man who had ever filled tbat of-
fice.' With him, and at his tahlf, l)r. Small t ' ,
and Mr. Wythe, hi ami ttmium Aorarnat.snd f,
myself formed a fmrtie quarrre, and tr the t '"',
habitual conversation on the- e orjra;ons I r : ,
owed much instruction. Mr Wythe contin ': '? r;
ued to be my faithful and beloved Mentor-, in. V,'
youth,' and mv -most afieetionate f-itd-''.;.;' .,. '
thro igh lit. .In 1767, he led me into tl: j, ' V
practice of ml-. w at the imr ot tne ijen-ralv, - . s.
Court, at wvfit continued ' t t l 'lie Itevulu. , , .,
ion shut up the Courts of justice." ,
' ,.- ' . ".;-t- ( t- '" ' ' '."; J ', -'.J r -'. 1 : ,
' ''' V ' i!- - " ' V"; ' i.l'.'il
, The Subscriberi to tho Pttmbni-g Trawspea.. K'
utiou Company held their first meeting last evt-A , C' '
Hie;, at wintli mc sevenu omeers were apjionuca, , -,-
n.ul other measure taken ensure tl pfec?:t -
r.,-i-iMion of the plans otthe Company. '',:, :.
It is the desieni of the Company to estat.nsh a v -
line of a a-'on l.t-tween Pelei'il).rgnd the Roao.rt ,;
oke', rn-.i'.itn;tn soma'tioint on the .atj-W. ,
hicb ii ,hall I e found motonvenient to depo- f, . t.
sit. pro.'.. ire, lob,- t: m thenre eonveyea lo ninr,.-
' I ix.n fimiffirtnrne f ff.tfnn baa HOW a 1 natrnn.1"fel : htV. frll with Adamrf OCl
and afterwards, to the period ol liis
death. 1 --' .y
But to return from this Analysis to
our props'ked extracts!. ' TTie first ei
tratt is the Commencement the second
the .copclufioni of his; Memoir." We
lay then be tore cur readers, assured
thgt Ciey vrlll be tewarded by tbe con-
aiiraVsWt. aCAflVll lO have been associated. They
earried from one to the other, backwards and
forwards, tha several DroDoitions and an
mm whie.h naaeil. and seconded with their
Iowa. InteTwesfions, tkempomnt ef tfUBll
kct.
pro.
of ('
i' it to i
!r. v UI i.
ad.ii "
(-01111, i(
iiiililtt..
. - ., i-...
pcrU-it, to be Rtnnceti'tt rea.uesi, ui
safest eommiiiiii-aiion 10 maiketi not 1
1 be maibV' to ere at
Ks for the protection of, , '?
-ef i.u-ci'uiuio.i tuke-n to. In
,.,u i i. !l is I, oert die many ;
e ot I--iiciioi-i ui,.,,, will re- . '
! i .. .Mir:i;;emi-iit ol the j .
veil, .i', as is ci: i lw, yet.. ,' .
s w irii.y
of the patroraiy-e of Ike eounti-y t.inn o toe ton
and tend to yluns otiniprorenic.it oi' a rooreyuJ. -
ind gMsral afttare. tf. va. ;,.
'.'f.'-.-C )
i,fiA
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