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recollect, that bowerer doubtful key ha lha
m.ral integrity of Mr. Cobbett, his political
utvv i late years, neen perfectly
viiiii t iiu me republican max) A i toe tte
twderfprpfeiie to support." How is this ?
Aa EngUshroaa profess republican maxima?
4i ueiioeiiie ii a yiie trtiitor, while be remains
a subject of England, aud deserves not to be
iruscoa i any country. But we never heard
: that Mr. Cv wished to establish a republican
V gof rpdnent in England. In bis addresses to
tbe people f that country, be recommended a
reform, bat not a destruction of the Dinarchy.
It is true that hia writings are calcu'aied to in
flame the minds of-the people, and to produce
rebellion and revolution : but on the conse
quences of the distress and confusion in which
' f his soul delights, we do not believe be would
bestow a single thought, so long as be received
twenty. thousand pounds annually, "clear mo
ney," from the sale, of his pamphlets. But
why should ail this bustle be made because a
British subject, wL'o has come among us, is dis;
liked by some and regarded by others ? Cob- j
' beti declares he will neer become the tiiizen !
of any other country y and what then eau pos
sibly be hi motives but to nmke money at the
expense of the credulity f-aur citizens,1 and
,imcimriyttje republican party? Nay, bis
caidnej. has already evinced a disposition to
.jVI-jfftpeftinentl.v'wUli; bur effairs j for
. (aftraely bad tj"set foot on oar shores, when
(he commenced an attack in one of the federal
fPTsia AvWYprk for cvpying aec&unts con
,c rniug bim, from London payers : although it
lua.aiuee beeu proved, tbat the most offensive
mW'.f was expunged from the articles copied.
such conduct he thinks to ingratiate him
Jelf into the eood jtraees of republicans, for
feren,t people called ever bitter-sweet, winter eculed io medallions, in India ink, and now or
5rec, xuBuinaiisii pmni, etc. i n botanical nament the stud of Baron iimrey, at i'arit.
uawcj vi toe iiaui pyroia. w e made a strong
decoelion, by boiling the pyrola in pure water,
placed in a vessel containing considerable quan
tity of pulverized roll sulpha and poured the
decoction upon it, boiling hot. Mrs. Varnam
" skins mu,
may v, i81jr(
iba the third .and LAS f INSTALMENT of SSS I
Bost.D, Ad.
S ROiTTHB 7-YOaK DAILY ADVETISKR.
of P.nh Piin. .1,.: v" u.1 ""'ext, and will h ilEIV
took a small quantity of thadeeoetion. ili.:: OTJJTEJ?." the wsrKES
V. two or three times Rfnw KnK k l-i i r . ... i ti... 71. .
' . j mvu tup UCICX"
live part and parts adjacent to it several tim'
.m m r
in a aay, and kept a cloth wet with it constant-
-1 -j Mwua. uaiviic) aucr i' ueidK iuc various "crrm iwi
p.. ehanires ami rAvofutinna if n.ri na i K 1 The nsvmnt nn f rnimt 4K ..a .
;s'of the concentration of power in Bonaparte, he Siw'? Staouth' N lL J8oston"At
t- says-"! have still to Jaint the factioS of Ue fptfewSa f ltS ffice " Ss
payments i
Iv on th unkli.. fih n(1t "j. - SiZ.r "-V,:;:"""V"VU. J1 wuo cpuonortheStockUolders.
' uu uubco ui mail ogaiusi ruruucjiina 01 Europe attlOSt one Do. do. do. at Burlinirton Vt li-wj
common medicinal Salts, every second day i the man. Hunan enmities from thi? tiL,,! dletowTcS i.52r?!2?- Mid.
aecoction was renewed as occasionally requir- a character of grandeur till now unknown. Bn-k ofthe Unite
c cuuiuieuccu iu RVSiem ot onHrr.finn We Shall nn mnr w Ik.l l.o : ,
i . . ...i a a - H 1'iiuwa vuc ItCUUUiD C0U-
about the middle of April, 1810, and pursued tests of a Robespierre, or of a Marat. Their!
t.u uuICu..u,nca.oi.u atienuon, witnout scanoias are too narrow for the number of vie
variation Io a rery few days from the com-, tims j Death requires plains and provinces for
meacemeuroflh operation, the patient begin its theatre and its voracity demands whole na
to realise the benefic ial effects Of it ; her aune- Hons. The ambition nf . .;i ...-.
H -m, m H VBUkBU llli&ll n IIIIIll I
nev xora. and RruuKn!r xr ' w "'."
ae united sutes. op it. ... lu
the option of the Stockholders. ; ,
a n v pII K'" and Wilmington, Del
At the Bank of the United States.
iw ao. ao. atBalUmone At the Bank nftho rr v .
V. "7 "-V uu J., , 5rany era- 10 saennce wnote nations en mdsse, and Aewce-
dialed ;,he rapidly ga,ned strength, both in1 forward infants in their cradles mil be mark
body and hmb ; so that in Jess thau six weeks, fd with these words FOR BATTLE A vn
thedt.vo ankle was entirely healed and FOK DEATH. Ambition was ahvavs the
sounu,and her health and strength cQmBlPlv van-marrf f Rn. L. -YS . 6
ne mm-
Do. da. do. at Washintnn f'li.r . .u ,.,. . .
United States or its.ffice anvmoSS.?
, vii;
which he ought tube the more dispised by tbem
:. , - r y ttteui pouu oupreme JtvDiter.ot Jsvents. for
tfas opponents tue pun.sliment and djgrace of effect which, through the 6eniZ
irna nraian: Wo fail a. n..Ak I.. J I i .. . . . . V
"...v uiucuiiwucu 10 our rroviaence. it inn in h-
restored. It is now almost two years sioce thisjgled it with every 'thiWeveo with his
appareut core was effected : aud we have the lanes. Th mnt -.inh,..i-
s,E'i cuusuiauou qi learning irojn ner, that
sne das not telt single twinge of lha disorder
since that period ; wa do therefore ct nfidetitfy
hope, it will never return.
Mrs. Varnutu now enjoys remarkable
health, for a persou of her as. Some
ject to making a thorough experiment. fn esses cl
similar to Mrs Varnu.u's, on account of the) pi
.ipucuy auu noveiiy ot the prescription.--
uut, uonuvci simple ami novel it may appear,
and however IrteSieient it may prore with oth
ers, Mrs. Varnum and myself, with our family,
have abundant reasons to feioice and hi th
' the wonderful
cence of d viue
And I
am
Dliutrv. our frrtv crnmpnf and n Ka .1 1 .
' ' - - - . uuu .V LUC ICIIUUIlKHIll ail Fill IIP in I Hot Iwll.f Km I -
. mnv lnifiMn. . k.. . - . .1 . . : 'J "-' uuui?
r .Vi r": cp1' ina .r,a ,nS Penments of the kind be m
mm
mis for
eonnncrnra. tfa
, ",UJ ..IV
rnosi lamous aevastators of the world, were
print ant oil wltU i 1 . . '
WMU ac law ; ao required two.
vuu0.5 v reseniuie euy one, he began
. HM.irPgeover again, m order (hat he
uiigui nnisn it bis own way. One day I
saw bim examining t ! V
lent rulers. He took the crown nf Attila. Anil
aced it on his hadw' How! his hetul h,.
get than mine.' Icoutd not have beUved it"--he
said harshly, but with a smile: the smile
was a, bitter one.
PiHy
we cannot run wan tne current in favor of
Villiam Cobbett : and it is a subiect ntmnn!.
fiention, that he is countenanced by any party
in Atacrjci, ",Ve are persnaded,' says the
American," that the Recorder would not wil
lingly echo the sentimenis of the servile. . instru
ments of ministeritl patroaage j ior etn we
pMe4Aat"MK,i,ttbbett-s reputation oucht to
.to-wwutaia lae commas 01 a public newlf
-ppur, becanue he has told some truths which
the cabinet of St. James may net be willing to
?ar." I' isfrue tljat wt;wouid net echo the
se.nimeiiis 0 British hirelings j we have not
done soj hat we express the language of an A
nH riean, when we UiSert our dislike of a man
whesfrove with all his mieht to iniure n.l
base us, and who has made no atonement, but
the most shallow pretensions jfor no other pur
pose than to advance his private interests.
We care not how maoy truths he tells to the ca
biuel of St. Jumes, for we have nothing to do
with their effect, though, we may take an op.
portunity cf judging of liisi cbaracter by his
"vuuuwi luwarus ilia pnvernmpnf. ft im w.n
a I f A f Ii a
will prove efficacious in moat, if nm n
7 " 1111 liUUCU
cases.
I am
sir, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
J. B. VARNUM.
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CANADA, OA,,
UPPiCR.
ZETTE.
r. h,xitor I want von tfimiM
ter to John B iil, anrf tell him that the'Ameriea,,
Mr Editor.-
vy vars sincabe called down the sererest ven-
Uivemrnent are actiiklfir FA lav tin a.
a Canal through the high Jand between Lsk
brie aud the water that fall into the Atlantic,
wfcieh can be easily done. Lake Erie beinc ti
much higher thau Lake Ontario. Thi h?m,
me very mucha goiall ditch cut tbro would
soon wear down to the bottom of the, channel
above Fort brie, and turn all the waters of the
upper Lakes into the. Atlantic. nn ki
Susquebannah, Delaware or Hudson' River
and leave us all dry. This would be starvi
a. 1 vi 1 1 flint at h. ... :
Carnages.-The Dublin Society for
he improvement of arts have lately published
the flowing useful observations in regard to
wheel carriages. &
I. The diflrence in length and heisht of
carnartes ivithin moderate limits, does not much
atteet toe draft of carriasres.
2. Ctrriages may therefore, except where
they ars obliged to turn in narrow streets be of
"V: T 16 . - permir iue loretnost wheels
to lock rouud, without . touching the body of th.p
3. f lowering the centre of grravitv of car,
of the carnage, (ho draft is not impede, whilst
Klein auuuionai SecUrKv in tiPriU
vvagi4ij V UiatM
). do. do. at Bichmoud, Va. and Raieijyh.'N C
ho Bank of the United Stat, or Slsoflice -tw i
i, at the option of the Stockho hlers Ii,C''-
tiptiort of the Stockholders
- io. do. do,
At tb
mond.
Ia , I wA.nl i
rr"" uo al "arieston, S c. At the I?a. I
Do. do. do. at Aupusta, Cc t t)'P Rank f4i r
DJ do. do. at New Orleans. At thi Bark'of thrr
Df. fli at TC .-K..:it.. m . ,
Uo. do. an. at Pini.;n..: .!. . .
The payments to be made on Arh a,.. r .u . .
are ten dollars in -.M "T: T c UI cs,-
bxrs incois asaldToTifdebVStK
States, at the rales Drescribl hv .K. . ?r Uuitel
tmn. . The certificate, nfth. .,iJ "
each nawnent m,-, ki ;:.. 'r.' Vco.LPrc,P;"n of
,l '. r I ,r' ". rrea in oue tormbi law t
the Preiident. Hirer-Ants anA n -ill . ,aw."
United SW .. :: "V-HEfiweisanlcotJh
. iio very creat savins ftf ?rff l,
pected from the different frms nf asletrees.
6. Every means of saviog absolute weiabt,
in the construction of a carriage, should be a
dopted. This cau'.ion will be atteiideJ io hv
very person who considers that in going up tt
hill, the ascent of which is one foit in -twenty.
me norses that draw the Curriaipa mutt
force equal to one twentieth part of the weight
of the carriage and its load j which in a com.
;, .iage coaca is otteu equal to one haodred
weight, aod is so in proportion to the acclivity
m any mu
most distant attempt at revolution, and he has
now become an advocate for it. ' He would in
duce us to believe that the Habeas Corpus sus
pension was levelled at him, and that the sub
tt'ity of his manner of expressing himself pre
vented punishment by the ordinary means of
law. How then is he to answer for the prost'
'Ttftinrfof Ms rtalelfs, "ir wrenilavlog of airhis
countrymeu ? If he possessed the talent of
writing treason, in a language which could be
Comprehended by the people, but not recogniz
ed by law, bow hardened must have been bis
heart, when, for the sake of twenty thousand
pounds clear money," he would compel the gov
ernment to resort to the extraordinary means,
by which the, dearest rights of his fellow sub
jects are put in jeopardy ? In short, we can
see nothing in the political life of Mr. Oobbett, !
but a series of contradictions, and iirmlv be
Heve that he cares as little for our government,
or for repuWieaus, as he does for the most in
significant tribe of Indians on this side the At
lantic, and would assume any change or char
acter to promote his personal wealth. Feeling
these sentiments for the character of Mr.C,
we cannot conscientiously accord with our
friends, in bidding him welcome to our shores ;
and though we may stand alone in this instance,
we shall feel a eonsciousuess of: not having
deviated from the path of duty.
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us for want of waer.l
bout they could not fight us, now they meaa to
starve us far the want of water."
Necessity isthj mother of invention Now I
will tell you what you must writs to John Bull :
tell bim that for oae half the sum that the A
nsuicans calculate it will cost to take the wa
ters of the upper Like into the Hudson, I will
bring the waters of Like Huron into Lak
Ontario. That would rut Jonatban's pipe oat
altogether, for iusiead of his drying Lake On
tario, I will dry Lake Erie, which would make
a large meadow. And this is the way that I
would do it : I would dig a canal from Hoi
land River into the River Don or Humbpr :
. v J 1 J
then J would dam up the outlet, and that would with which they
u,e un.ee at vbxeto tiny 8tIch puymei shall be "made
ffrimpe,;tk? sub8tte to ' transfer the sS TaSai
foresaid : must bp annfA t .1 -.i . r "c s
. . w mjc aiu certmcate. or cer-
tlcates.
. The Stockholders, are par,ticulariv requested to rxhi.
"i oiutjt wnicn mav nave hwn Uc,j :.. i-.. .1. .
order that th rn-.o ' :T - " "ereoi, 1Q
HftMl .k-- " - 'r,-,u "c "'ipaymentti
r."VM "ay aare Deen made or the cert.fir,t
dorsed therton.' r Pmenis may be en-
- Bj order of t6 Board of Director, r"
. JONA. SMITH, -CaS4.--
" - 4-3t.
M A I, ya.a et cf the last Oenerla
Assembly, entitled " A . v
a cormnuhicalion between the Vadain and C:,pe fZ rf
MnL y T W '.""r NviPWe C.vu!s Messrs. Cha'-I's
Ir :''c Jl" Gl rhr'st. appointed CommissJnnrr
VU 3Ulir- II fl.n K,n1rn X C . . 1 '
until tins fiiv, t of July i iex Til''? be
':"'e Iutjl'c ""7 hav n.le atrW t
una uuriiose aiij aiv- r
H ?? Tie .aFJ,,i.caliu",J P springs to carriages,
MUaLJJij for njf c jrf
rMKDICAL.
TEOl THE MIDDLESEX GAZETTE, (MAaS.)
( ' t " Dracut, April9lW7,.'.
L-Srrr-ConsideriBg'it a -duty incumbent upon
aU individual of socio tj, tq d? all in lis pow
er to Droaiote the health. Drosueritv and hanni.
nesa of all his fellow citizens, I.will state toyou
the commencement, progress and cure of a most
distressing disease, which has occurred in my
aw lauiuy. ii you minic it wormy or a place
in your paper, 1 have no objection to its beins
mauc puuuui auu win auuru me great consola
tion to learn, that the application which wrought
the cure, has had the same efficacious operation
upon others in similar eircumsianoes.
AfcoHt seven years since, my wife was seized
witfra cancer on fcer ancle, which increased
with considerable rapidity, and was attended
wi h pain it continued sorely to afivct her for
nine -months, during which time no 'pains were
spared to obtain : the best .advice from those
well versed in medicine and surgery, v It was
twice attempted to eradicate it by the applica
tion of vegetable caustics j and many other ap
flicatious were unsuccessfully made. The limb
eeame weak, aud at times much swollen. She
Jud in. a meattgre lost her appetite, and her
whole aystem seemed on a decline. - The lore
as deep and bmad. In thistituatiou we eotn
mece ti,e application whieh produced the
v euxe. The principal ingredient is an ever-6r-'B
F,anfhieb is to be found ia all the
notnern tate,-in woodlands "which produce a
mxUr f k and prnt timber. It is by dlf-
soon wear down to the bed of Lake
and leave JUaKe imcoe dry. Here I would
catch fish enough to svpnly all my men with
provisions. Then I would cut a ca;ial from
Nottawasaga into west bay Lake Sinicoe ; the
land being sandy and, clay, it would wear down
to the bed of lake Ontario in a short time.
ThonT would disband my men, and give each
of thm a cleared up farm on the beds of Lake
Siaieoe, Lake Erie and Lake St. PJair.
u.i noi oniy to tne ease or tne traveller, to
the safety of goods that are carried, to the pre
servation of the roads, and to the duratiou of
carriages themselves, but they alter materially
their draft.
7, The farm of those springs, provided they
ar properly, tksti-s. iold be adapted to the
load them : for, when; the springs are strong
and the carriage -nof sufficiently loaded, much
of the advantagerof springs is found to be
wanting.
It is therefore much to be wished, that some
means may be obtained of proportioning the
pliability of the spring to tbo different weights
with which they may be loaded at different
Ontario,! itmes lastly, wooden spnnes may beadvauta
i - "
geousiy appiiea to common carls
folloiny piacrs w " 'vc suownptions at the
MSleSrtenik' Under . Wtion of Mr. Duncan
W!fet0? SjdeHheinsctionofMcssr
""' "u-oiexanaer Kowland.
srs. Charles-
under :hc in-
At Stcwartsville, in R.chmond county,
spectinn of James Stewart, Esq J
unaer the inspection of JLint Inhrv
Jtmmga , and at M'Phaul's M Jl in fil n J , , n
Bij order of tfo Board of .Commissioner!,
Lumberton,. April5, 18 7. 43t y '
10RTY DOLLARS RKWARD
TWEN IT-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
,-r me uo8crioer, nvinir in
.,Ilut.counU- a AEUKOMA?i iwmed' JUlbut
more generally known by the name cf Potter. j.m 1S a
bout turty years of age, stout and robust ; live jee;
or ten inclies high ; talks quite coaise from havir.r UrVi
withihe Indwns. and has usul,,. :i.. hr.l
He can i-eand wru?r a,.d very prob;(b!v may hie '
iree pas The above reward, ana Jl iv.sr.r.:,b!e expen-
",;uuc given ia any perscn vlio n-Ji vi,n in
anyja.l, so that I t-a him again. " b
EP1IU AIM DAVIpSON.-
- . 4 3m
May 30.
A
latto fellow" named "FOKTITNK
ly owTnid-b-,Quinton N;cks, dec, who ranaway from I al
my plantation, m Guilford county, about the first of Do
ceinber last. He is stout made, about 25 years of sire '
nve teet ten or eleveji mches lyph, raw boned, has a
oiiiau iiuucuinieui. in ins soeecn. ami t irwi ty.ki
"r Iff ilK Sllhsprili;r ,:i . '
r.r..rv. n; cAjiecis io receive, a
JL choica sehcticn of PIANO-FORTES.
V -J" ,olh t!''-sh. STivl -A'nericaii,-whicti he wJi Le enabl -d
. fnrmor. ErAL.riAF l7 apff,. of London, lual imoorted.
ucrs, ior Citoer, v.l Le n.-omntlv hMmiTu.! .....
' . LUCAS. ..
7
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. . . - r, - - . rwiii irivi v nawann e vri lis i v i jii i t nn j
: These land, having no timber, the gentleman jheaand
at r orK would tnd a fine market for their. H ood, gam, or upon delivery to nic in Orange countv Or iiL
uld ',relura 01 "JS WO accord, he shall be Wt 11 used.
lots round all those Lakes, and Jonathan wo
never try to pick a quarrel with us any ifcnre.
Bit before I dj this, you must tell John Ball
to make the Magistrates do their duty .and set
monuments of stone, or other valuable materi
als, round the old line through Lake Erie aud
the Narrows on Detroit, Lakes St. Clair, and
Hurou, as settled in l?83, otherwise Jonathan
might claim the new line of St. Lawrence, and
take all the Peach Orchards in Upper Cau-uju ;
for t-ou know Jonathan is full of tricky li
lore it behooves John Bull to look out in tia&
LVbst interesting Drawings On the SUM in
of the French expedition for Eervnt from Mlr..
J under Bonaparte, the fleet was intentionally
' ninn no a A n nB.lAB. a i .
..r-iiTOm viucr iu arrive witnout neing no
ticed. They bad no sooner Ift Ufalfn.
I . I- - . A J . T . . .
1st April, I8ir,
JSaACHOLT.
97 tf.
"TOTlCE.ln conformity with the provi
Xl sionsotf au Act of the General Assembly.
passed at the session of 1816; entitled, " An. Act concern.
the navigation of the- Tadkin River" which audio
rises the creation ufa chpital stock of S250.000. for tlie
purpesei therein mentioned.-Boolts of Subscription
were, opened at Salisbury, under the direction of the
LJfKlINO G00D8.-.& Hand, ha junt re
O ceived his SPRING. GOODS, cuiitinaf-
ot btap cand Funcy g-oods, Haid ware snd Cutlery ef-lcgantbl.ot-3i.Rs,
China m B.,xe, Loaf and BS.
l! TVH5T R,f ret var'et-v t-f warB nd fine Shoes, Bla-k--
Kaleigh, May .20.- u ' ; 3jt .
01tSALK-.Ofl l
next, tvul be sold at .-Auction. irn4.. .ul
r-i , . T , , . 1 " J JUCl tUC
blateJIouse in this town, a few VALUABLE LOTi OP
6. "re --svreeii 01 feraon and Ci i
iftSS J ,C,,S rnost the wh,b oTlnfbuSS
commissioners therein appoinud, on th 1st day of Aprd 1 When " is conslderedhatin the course .fa veiv U
Z;'Z;?Z:7Zrl? .Kistdm"!&f c .-n-oh, a litU flourishing
n il , r l" uc qoae dv me 2Urh May. ""s-i .J wwn
ir...
nt r-.-i i ... . Tl w J . .vm luftv.
1I!IT ArS'lhuWirimn ... 11 -I... U "
""i"wi oe openea at ttie toltow-
iujr places, under the direction of commissioners here
after to be named, viz. :-at Lexington and Mock Old
UtM, .Kowan Ceuntv Statpsvlli.. ;n i,..i,.ii r .......
W ilksboro m .Wnkes County-Oxford, in Surry Coun
c;.i, i ' A wiiiiuiiuwn ana saieni, in
uuiiiy ureensboiM' in n.- ft i r',...... i.
doiph Court House-Motpomery Court Hduse-Con.
ioa tf
iuey learoea iuat Aamiral INelson hadpeuetrai- ord, Cabanas County-Wadcboroug-h and Sneedsbo
ed their design, and was in pursuit bf them. rougbn Anson County-itockinghum, Richmond Coun
Expecting everv hour to fan nn.,. i... h an?.the beraw lidl in South Carolina.
" " vuiHi ii wa iuu re
solution of Bonaparte and the rest of the illus
trious persous on Jboard the L'Orient, to b!or
ner ap, ramer man oe taicea prisbders : but
inai iue memory oi inose wno perished
uo ure-tM veil, uiiu ineir rtHiurp irnnairn t
i bu uh invue u paper, ami to ua4
railed nh:.nr in i;ttU.:nA LLZTtlrA -n: V...- AM)ERSOX CUUTIS.
7 -"- ri-f " wv. . mu .wwuiiiicu Jill mp k. .wiwii'f yy. . p- i
uo jiauics uuue persons are, (hrst
TEV-GOOl)S.-.Tbe. gllhliorihpr
LVi his customers and the nuMi. tht h
I -vySBM(rU
Informs
e has
wmiueiiceuuie.YlKKUANTirF. RlT5lAri?cc j
might lOwjwst received from the north, and is now openinir, a
wavest.
drawine) DepaixTdeadl 5 Bunanarte: Bertkior 17' VI
dead! ; Caffarefii fdeadl ?. Kleber fdeadlt li-i ri
BruevsTdeadl t ritnirh;r TI..n. S.fJ.,C racnuvd
tSerlnoIIet. second dmurinir
, Rampon; Murat
dead ; Janot dead Lasnes dead j. itt'.
n'rdeadJ j Belliard j Desgenetts . haulkaii-'
ski Read 1 1 Larev. Thus ofthrt ivhtn .j
I dead 1 1 Larey. Thus of the ei?htin.
leven are novr naTBore. rhB portraits ara ex-
'LOYMENr WANTRn. . .... t
, by a person who can camr wpII r.tn
, for tcachinir the first rmlim.ni. ...-.
-readihir, writins. enirliah wmm.. ., .u on:
onthmetic'in itsVarious branch? S"
ed wltrlmea,uration,Xsuperfic1al and cubS SS
suryunwuh the useof theccalefor piottLfnaffi
iion, ana trircinomeU'vPtip fupthH
kt this office."- r , -, ,ZZL 1 "t :rr-Bi PPty
Ot B'reat flnrr.mr.i.-;!!!
every dayhntrcasing: in beauty and opulenwF
r.a.t hwh of tli, produce'frojf the
f-V.T 1"V "'""' laic, exported trook.Wdmii.L'ton, is
first brougjit and purchased by peirchants here, a,.d t Jat
the spirit of .mprovement, now. tbstcied by the wisilom
and that the trade of this place must increase a. 01 r v-
!ftu!tTonPX ;W 1? 'S Cc",sidf- At from her local
Situation, she ,sin the du-ect road of communicV-n be
tween the Southern and Northern MateTJX rr'In s'l
ps pisstnthrough every day in the yeaiS ft St be
believed, that In possession 0f manvVvantLSs pZ
pcrty. particularly Lots 8ituate4- so ha"PP3y foiTusi 17s
make estabhsliments here, probably will never have such '
0, , antl 24 months, will bewautej.
Other coitions will be made known on the day of Lki
Mav! J5 V ALRXANDtK D. MOORE.
JS CENTS TiKVARD,For delivcricer
ESL 8n'1'7l? the veih of A'arcn. Those who
harbor hup, or employ him, shall be prosecuted , ' '
M;WV SXMCEL-fe.MTHERS.
SH0CC0CADE51Y. A pupljt
nation of the Stndeuts will comic
1 OUrsdav. -1 9tTi
vitcd to attend.-
e ex ami -
cnminpn.a nn
TK,,kLi.... . .
w.jr, iia June.- Jfarents and Guardians are ia-
GEO. FREEMc
May 30-'
4 ut