mjnarelal Treaiy, whieh cpeodUy'- ri)iu(l
Iter. Tue French ministers were obliged to
accede to the demand, as they bad bo money,
though the eoaieqirruee Vwere fareieenT The
..doeuaiettts in the liureaa -del .Affaire Etran
' gres would prove this 'anecdote England, in
throwing away the advantage, hernaval
Eowrr, acted like Francis t. atv savia, h
aviog stationed a battery of 49 pieces af eao
non (in those daja a Dumfcroaitorec of artille
. . rj) and whieh bsttery would hwfi assured bim
tnfc Victory, interposed (timsetf and hie ' ens
d'armerie between the guns and the hostile
line so that they could not fire ; and, drawing
hi magnificent grand obre, ha. lost the battle.
The uavai blockaie was like Jobbing the body
with oil (o prevent perspiration, ana then uf
feriug, at my fare does: it this momvnt, (said
Boijanarte) an eruption, for the want of it.
If jUnglaiid .aade ue of her maritime anpen-j
oritj, (the might send ambassadors ut comtnauu
foreign Coarta. Now ibewifs insulted with
prohibitory decrees in nv ry petty State. With
JWloa jr.en, he repeated again aud again, Eng
land eaiv noyer become a Coatioeutai powe. ;
bcsiJes, the attempt wanld be fatal to that
freo constitution la whieh the English so just
ly pride themselves, and whieh, in truth has
been the source of hef extraordinary power,
commensurate' with her. extent. What had
been the result of her military efforts ? She
had got possession of .his person, and an op-
. portnnity to shew bet want of generosity. She
had disturbed ti. legitimacy ax thrones, since
he wai Che lawful sovereign ft ranee. - He
wished fiyrgeaerat pee a If war his true
interest, cad the only way by whieh be could
be retii vJ from the rock on which he was now
confined. v -
He then entered into a long personal tirade
against Governor Lowe, on the treatment he
had received, an J of the many misrepresenta
tions of hi eouduct which bad been put forth.
He spoke of Xir. Warden's publication as un
founded in almost every particular, and express
ed himself in the severest terms of Lord Ba
th urst's speech. He was surprised, he said, at
Lord Sidinouth's aud Lord' Liverpool's want of
. decent propriety towards bim on the discussions
as be thought he had shown them civilities to
assure him a more liberal treatment. England,
he concluded, was in a eurioq predieameut -she
has wou all, and is ruined."
who departed titis Mortal! life, AurUe t2,' U thai CermerlyheloDged tethe .unfortunata-M
aed C8 rears and his wife Ann Saadarlandf " Qaeen iof tieots, opoo whieh wa enrraed
toe Aran i cngiaaa, quariereu wi in anoae oi
ANCIENT im)IAN FORTt?ICATIOK-;
TO TBS EPlTOfcS OV TH lVAIhr4H REjpU8.IJ
Lampedosa, Little Satllfa Neck, (GeaY? '
, , . . ( : -HOetobef 6, 1817-'," :
" In submittiog for pnblieation the under
written true description of an ancient Indian
furtifieatiorif I am warranted Ln the opinion,
that it will thread with pleasure hf, many pa
trons of yon widely circulated paper. ? r;
41 On the river Dover, a branch of tlhe greajt
Satilfa, in this eounty, Camden,) there ja a re
markable fine bUS on the right bank, on which
is situated a very aneient Indian fortification,
lhave viewed it particularly myself, . as well
as many of Ute most respectable gentlemen of
this neck and vicinity, all of whom agree, that
it is one of the most ouegnifieeot ancient forti
ficatious t hat was ver disfcof ered in ibe United
States. ' It bus undoubtedly stood fojr iehtun's,
from (be decayed situation wbi,cb it is now in ;
bat,, from the regularity and strength of the
vvoiks, it is obvious that Jhere mas.have been
by far more au iugenuMis race of Aboiigines
than the preseut tribes, or those that were iounJ
at the first settlement of this country. Each
side of the fortification is about 00 feet in
length, and (.hey are almost parallel with each
other, and the walls, which are made of evster
7 " f ' I W M. IVI w
shells aud a kind of hard mould, are now more Baujoewaugie. A prodigious quantity of ciu
maa leq leec min ; out ui uuu.i,-vfptaiij dera. earia uuc
Saotland and Irond, and whieh wa: produeed
duriitgier trial at4in jvideaea that sd aspired
to tho English i Crown.' There is iomi thing
euripus in tOAhistor? of this diameod. r It pass-
ed rem -Mary, to . her , gr4Uidsou,.CharU-slst.
wno, ai inBsca,noia,gftvp it w Areaoifuop j mi
ton, to, he ' transmitted to Charles 3d. That
Priaee, during the troubles of the times, pledg
ed it in Holland for the sum of aooi. sterling.
It was purchased for 820 joounds sterling, tor
the Pretender, as was supposed. Afterwards
it was owned by by Couut !Ua Dake Argyie,
from whom is probable, it descended to the fa
mily of Admiral Jilutehford. This diamond is
said to have neon lately purchased for the Pnuce
Kegent.JrOR. paper.'
DUEAliFUL YOLCANP.
ijalavia, Uarch leVarious letters from
Baujoewaugie mention, that towards the mid
dle uf January, .vho mountain Tdieog, bituaied
at about 2 leagues fron Baujoewaugie, began
to break out and spread tear and de&ulaiiou u
vi'Mhe surrouuding country. Ua the uigtU-tif
the M& and "iith Jauunry there w as a great e
ruption; unmonse columns oi. ure aud smoke
aud iuflammable substauees,' ascended from the
mountain with a noise similar to that of thuader
or artillery ; the earth quaked even as far as
stock,' fofck.. a: I
constructed, Were considerably higher the
ton of whieh is now very even and broad, suffi
ciently so" as to admit of heavy cannon being
plaeed thereon. The seite on whieh it is built
aud aaiid vouii.ed funh by the moun
tain, soon covered all the utig!iIijriog fields, aud
utterly destroyed the crops of i;ice, whicu be
fore had tlie must beautiful, appearance. .The
air became s6 surcharged 'with clouds of alli
es and sulphurous smoke, tliat it was scarcely
possible to regjiire, and lor several days alter
the light of day was seat eely visible at Baujoe
waugie.. The greater part of the birds have
mriaheri. and alum llttt rivtrs notiiiuir IS to be
are as strong as anv part,' whieh een bU jeat figb Hoatil)g oa thourfaee of the
Pl'li01"8.?!: water. Enormous blocks of sloue, and trees of
ja prodigious buik were precipitated with a
feariul crash lrom the hiirftesi mouulains, aim
is remarkably exemplary of Indian ingenuity,
beiug plaeed beside a beautiful spring rivulet,
and aotwithstanding which, it has a very com
manding position. - At the north east earner of
the fort, there is a small found out-work, the
walls of which are as stroue as any part,' whieh
admits of a narrow
tication : and it also anDears, that in this bluff
was situated one of the largest towns of this
ancientlpeople, there being several large 'mo"!ovePwUPmd in jbeir c
of earth thrown up iri Urge masles of th dead, ; fl. crv liug wLich t
woo are iam ou,in regular Birnia, uucuoc an
other j aud there are also large pieces of earth
en pots and other implements for domestic
The Philadelphia papers state that a full
length portrait of Mr. Elias Boudinot, 'the great
patron of the American Bible society, from
the peneil. of Mr. SuW), has boeu placed in
the Gallery of Painting-) at Puiladeiphia, for
a "few days, when it is to be conveyed to this
eity. The portrait is spoken of as surpassing
any of Jr. Sully's former projection..'
FROM tnt WESTCHESTEh FEDXJWH4T. i
Mr. lf tier. -Accompanied by my friend T.
I tofk a nde last week to Chester, the seat of
justice in Df I a ware eonnty. The town lies on
the west b ink of the river Delaware, II miles
below Pbiladelphtaj and twelveabove Wilming
ton. It is laid out in handsome squares, con
' tains moire than an hundred houses aflcr about
one thousand inhabitants : the principal streets
are paved. The publiek buildiugs ewasMt of a
Court house, Gaol, a Bauishing-bouaeViends
Meetinghouse aud an Episoopal Cburc)L The
Court house a?d Gael are situate on Cne south
side of the uiaia street f they are beth iof square
stone, plain adconvenientandjiiV eYaanleat
ed in front, by aTdouble row of I.jmbardy iJop-
. Jars, forming a pleasant shade and an agreea
ble walk. The Court-bouse bell probably,
shows the time that the uaildiogs-were erect
ed : It has east oa it, (
-;0BESTBKri?'S9.nr "
The Episeopal Church is built of brick, and
is very ancient ; the steeple, "wfiieh is square,
J ofst$ne, and entirely separate from the
church. The bell is evidently of later date
than (he building : it is not Targe, and has east
, on it- ' ',.':. ' . ,. -: "T
; " aooER.RicK, eiiEBTatt 13."
The burial ground is one of the oldest in
PenuKylvania. Some of the tomb-stones are
more than a hundred years old. Our attention
was directed to one in particular, remarkable
for its antiquity rudeuess of sculpture--and
jinnlarity of inscription,Tbfi following is a
faithful copy : .
' . . Eor ; ;
' ': FHANCIS BROOKS
Vbidiedin Avg6t
' the 19, 1704
'L - - - Aged 5-J years . ;. . .
V - . crvel tyronny ' ' , ' '
f .:f t lor ten years together ' : '
; I served in slavery '. " V
'?,;- After this iSeity broght me!
To my covntry fair .
At last I drowned ws .
" In. Urver Detaivare . ,.
The inside of the chureh is divided into four
. compartments, by two aifles, one extending
iroui siae to siae, 10 tue double doors -tue o
ther from the pulpit to the extreme part of the
n chureh. Fixed in tbe wall at the bottom of the
Qaiile, opposite the pulpitis a reddish sand stone
sxfeet by three, cunouslv carved. . It is di
vided into two compartments. In one was cu!,
in nauasome styte, an hour glasi- death
apai aim cross nones -a. bell, the handle of
which is grasped by a human hand a spade,
crossed by an i&struwent-which we-could not
make out a aecond bell, and two instruments
crossing eaeh other, but what they weti iuteud
od to represent I am not able to exp'ain. Ou
an. elevated, part of. the atone in this compart
went is inscribed' Vint Jileinor. Lethit F.
JFit. JIora,' - Tiie other .coutpartment eon
ta;u a Variety of huresj representing, proba
bly, the at-xus of tte deceased, but i tin not suf
(uienlly. versed in heraldry to speak certaimy
f its intent, or learnedly of itsei41t
ha,'t,i4 ttiftei ipiion t ' Mti nntf 'Juy,
u in.',--.Qu ihe bprdcrof tbrltooe was svriv
course houses, bridges
bey encountered.
i he
rivers, every wljere burst their banks, and in
nse.
many plkees rose as high as 11 feet above their
ordiuary level.
The affrighted inhabitants rk-J from all pans
i. J . e 11...:...... . ....
i in iu ii r . i ii u .nan a nil inivii . i.Hiiiiirvi nil iit.
r ; ibMuH..! r - j j '
tmpunant rmprvvcmvn ere'atoDDed at evcrv slew in coi.scquei.eo
of rawer We have lately vuitea tue paper if ,V , ,..h:.. T,
mill of T. Gilpin & eo. vu tbe Brandy wine,
and witnessed the uertorma-.cc of their new ma
chine for manufaeturintf paper on an extensive
T ... . .
tseate, which promt res to tie an important addi
tion Lo the art and manufactures of our coun
try. This process for making paper delivers a
sheeit of greater breadth than any made iu A
merica. audvf any ienith iu oue eoutmued
uiibroken succession of hue or coarse materials,
regulated at pleasure to a gieaUr or less Uitck
uess. The paper, when made, is collected
from the machine on reels, in succession as they
are filled, aud these are removed to like further
progress of the manufacture. 1 he pape r in its
texture is perfectly smooth and even, aud is uut
excelled bv any made by , hand, in tbe usual
mauuer of wurkmattsbip . it piskocfces all
the beauty, regularity, and strength of what is
called well closed aud writ shut sheets. Ihe
mills and engines now prepared arc calealaled
to do the daily work of ttupviper tars,and will
employ a wiiter power eqilal to aluiu: or 15
pair of mil atones ef the usual sizev t7
The apparatus and mAutiije arc on a princi
ple and construction entirely uew, aud are pa
tented by the inventors here. It bos boon very
Mpcnsire, and has been biougblto its present
tale of perfect iou with much labor, ingcuutty
aM perseverance.
'-It is with nluch pleasure wo auuouhcelhe
Success of this machine ; aud tit hope it will
lend to secure hht couuiry against the iinporta
tious from abroad, which have ho much inter
fered with our domestic arrungeun ut ; and c
are also much gratified in believing ti&t its es
tabiishmeui on our own stream', so immediately
iu the neighborhood of this place, will' aid its
improvement, and add to the valuable,nmau
faetories on the Brandy iue. ' ; . '
...rv - . : ., ...T. .-toirajr' WathlimMF1"
r r I ,,f ,n rmiittf Kinip riiiiliar-l ini nns&li; i' h'.' lilt"
inundations aud the destruction of the briages.
The subsequent news are somewhat more as
suring; ihe mountain has ceased to emit uuy'
more tire ; but the atmosphere continues dark
ened w ilii clouds of ashes and smoke, uor havt
the inundations yet abated. The desolaios
oceadioued bv this disa.trous ithenom.euou j
fearful ) aud there is teasou to apprehend t.iai
it ill occasion a great scarcity of provisiuus'.
Many people are buffering uudrr diseases occa
sioned by the bad quality giveu to ihe water o v
the ashes, and a geuer,ul mortality has scizju
the horned cattle. Iu tbe district of UAbang a
mouut&iu tumbled dowu ou the i:7lh ot Febru
ary, and but led eight families wno dwelt u oiler
it. A similar eveut took place ia the ikigiti o
lhe4lli and fill, of March, in liie district ut' IV
iaga, was re a number of houses, wilt ail thei
iuinatesrwere iu a like mauuer overwhelmed iu
ruin, aud not a trace of their existeuce left!
JeOEXICALu
r no it ti;b democratic i-bess.
' A &ONG.
In familiar vers, on the auspieious event of the
. - ' ' Election.
Old School" and Aristoci acj",
- In un:ua close combat'U,
la vamllicir utnio.t strv'lgUi tcft,
'l'o otoi-ni the free bom iniiitl-
' . '. II
The peop.e steady in their rbwsL
Uettiat ihcir boaised kbtll,
, Rtfusu to.hsten lo thuii' talei,
And cleave to principle,
', ; ' . Ill
The demotriiti - phaLuix firm
lJiiiitng ull coiuroul,
'fur muiily Finding frive ihcir ivotci,
" '
May Pj.ssstiVAu, luppj slalf,
". Jitnv, ;Mdcn days bcbold,
. " With imivei-a:! auifrskge blest,
Uaru ac.livc, wiite and b4d.
AX .:MI(i3AK CITIZEN.
PluUdelphia. Oct. 24, XU7, ;
As we are ufraid that the editor of the
aleclic Magaziue mav uot understand
aeriber, is
ply et 4EDICCTES,
In addition to his former
tnent very complete Among1 which ace ti.t
Glauber hd epffom saUs,
Hocneiie - ko
JUp and tthubarb, : 1 '
Ipna aitd: i irtar eoiet ;
Cream tartar and seuua,
Flake manna & magnefcia,
Camphor and cloves,
lied, yellow & pale bark,
Dr. 8uford's do.
Sugar lead & white vitriol,
Crude and vitrdated tartar,
Jalap and rhubarb root, '
A luni and suit pet re,
Suit tartar lit wormwood,
D v;r's & Jamea' powder,
Columbo root, rrosaandui
powder, ' ' '
Calomel and calamine,
Calcined zinch and magne
sia,' '..
Crude and glass anlimony,
Pig blue and blue stone,
Whi and red precipitate,
ruilU, gross ii in powder,
(iad nuts and uuupcg'.-f,
'ITinspareiit &patm soap,
Uuitor and Cavide, do.
Irish and northward, do.
Blue, rod and yellow svu$U-balls,
Mace and cinnamon,
tiuin, garoboufre andscam
inony, r
Guur emmoniac.
Gum benzoin and opiunn,
Guin Dragon and Arabic,
Gum alo. ,iird assafa-tkia,
GU:u guu)-um and copatl,
(ium shellac and elimi,
Uorax.
Catcch ar.d mezeron,
SarsaprJla and liquorice
rinK aiM oiacK biiake, t .
Turmeric uikI aeaceu, do
Gentian andVinseng, do.
Myrrh and rust of iron,
Ctvemieand long eppcr,
Spanisli flies and blaster
naive,
Cochineal & ml sanndcrs.
AVhfte Uanelia andtjuajaia,
Dragon's blood arid pastor,
Fol. uva ursi. and sacin,
tix lov and storax,
Bitiu ap)le a;).l madder,
A kaiu.1 & whr.o hclicoure
ri;,
O.'rts 5i b:.tek hellebore d .
C"rititdcr, em aay St Car-
d;uum seds,
anise and 1'cnnel, do.
r -.vers buuzoiu Mid caiu-
'uioinilj,
Starrs h.. n shavings and I-
'SW0- g..i3,
Fly stun.' and spelter,
tH.vmaceii -nd white wt,
Salt of li:u-tsborn aud soda-'
Salts diuretic and steel,
.-iratu.c aiid nux vomic,
Topioca, sago ancl arrow
root, ; (
Pearl barley,
Flower, liver and roll, sul-
Oakeahd hav safron.
Crocus martis and powder
()f t 'l!l,
Precipitated sulphcr of
animonv,
Collith vitnol uruliitharge
tlx ract liquorice and gen
tian,
Extract jap and Mav-ap.
pie,
Extract of leid,
Ualsaiil copaiva and tolu,
HiUsam Canada Etsuipliei-,
Ualiam of nbji ia,
Venice tui"j)entii)e and
Uargundy pitch.,
.us.ur a;.d sueet oil.
Oilofcloves and amber,"
il viii iwl and iiise, -.
llil juniper 8i peppermint,
Oil ci?maiiton Sc spearmint,
o.i,wr:ns-cdJiad vitno ie
. ai'.lscyr-"
.M'X-jate of b;iry'.es Et iron,
Spii'.u of luis-horn' and
n.tn, . .
Splr.is oi'laveiHler & u ine.
1 Orange peal and annat to,
Nunc tiiu inunutic acui.
Vquitfortis ami quicksilver
j CjluruLian L lluai'leiu oil,
, which wjl b Sold wholesale aiid : eU:l, very low for
PlixirVitroIlfc mtftffr
Antimonial wine a..d i
onum, , -
Essence lemon and ber.
mott, 8"
Oaten-mii's drops tStonrt-
ton's b.iters, ?
Bni.sh oil and Godfrey'.
cordial, - '
Turlington's bah'am V ,
Church's and Lee's ts
sence mustard,
Church', vegeubl lotft,.
Mercunal&itdi oimn.-,t
Dr. S'.eer's opodelduc,
Wafers, bhek and i- j
scaling wax, -Lead
fviK.h, and I,rjtln
rubber,
W;itt-r c9lors and, pei.- 'L
Durablfi ink, ,io ,os,,r'
-Itfizor sTrop and 'shawti
bcx.'i, . s'
Hri asf pip- nn; slud's.
Spring ;-nd thumb Lf. ts.
.run I other placers '
Surgic: 1 p-xket b'.vki, '
lrop, ni?.r' ! 'ii-! c - ',osv
tie a , mortar .i, , '
Xon.!on whit, trig in kdt,
T. doi. Jry,
Spatiiah bro-.vn BkejrSj
, Do. do. ilry, '
Yellow and ston ,re :
Verdigris and g-rood,
V' fmlion and King'j yej..
low,
Vtnitian antt Indian red,
H-d !e'! & Vrfisian hh,
l:itent yellow iJrop 1:,'
digo,
timber and onL.--Ivurv
and l impb!;.
l'ummiceandrotti
pMjo and cork.v
WhUewash brt: !.
es,
Matter's and slir.c,
A !es!i, . :
Sder wire and t
,'. toodi,
Hair, r
J oiaii dhee ),! irkir,
HutJer's bo'trii-.s
buckles,
l:. filor.kmg
'Ho flst a:ul vw-p. :.
Do. black, red rM
.iowikim,
Harr'sad UoeUlaj-'
t id,au smiff.
Seotcli and fripppe, J(
Snuff boxes ajso'rtet1,
Itest linseed oil ' J
lk st Spanisli cignf.j,
Sand j)i.)er aiui 'frur, "
Gold and silver Ie:
. . ...
o:icn iace, Uilijrent
eras, "
Puity and window glass,
Spanish whitin-;-,
Best linseed oil)
JtesU.'opaharnish,
Nails ami brads assnrW,
Ued cords uikI plough l'mr
Cordage, d'.IK rcu: ize
ttum. cof!e, sugar o
Diu!asSc9, ;
Sherr. h. I'eneriffe w'm. s,
' "ct'-i 7(1.(1 Malaga, . o.
Port-and Claret, .. -J.
London & Phna. porter,
Hot t imperial tea.
H.S -YfJlirc flvsnn u'
'an m.
nt
d.
..!:.
do.
;. wis
T.a-
pat
t-o . r' su
"WIT.
i-'au giu
r and
e' St. IVeheh hmriAit
C -ppcVaS, eiipcr & ginger'
P'd:.r and shot.
lolais a..d kirings,
Clario.kt, llutes and ?.ttt
AIinom:a and raior;s, --'t'tMHtratTdr
and p!up;bs,
An usuortmt'nt o! ccnfreC
onurieS,
Lime ji::ce 5. lemon acid.
Shop iLi'nituie assorted,
Cotton and w(.,d care's,
China in boxes afjioie.L
Crockery a.id e;lass are,
Green und ehve v'.Js,
Itotlls, jugs and deniijc hns
Vial and bottle corks,
A co .sta.it supply of gar-
Frog taken out of a rocAr.--Therc is now rin
Mr. l eal s Museum, a Frog, preserved m
rits, which was t&ked alive out et a compttcl
stoue quarry, at ths depth oi' about tt let hc
low the aurtaee of the earth, aud it is inOBi
bie that the auioia could have ever .escaped
from the eavitf in which it was enclosed ; it
vr&s fouutl by two quarry men, ou the larm ui ' iug or be able to detect the beauties of this!
Mr. iVatuan bellors. Unner lJarbv tuwushiu, iruiy guuiime inorceau, wo nave taken tue trou-
fir uiiidi tram 1 til it del n ma, ou m 48tirutH ilrRuwateit, iu order that luc said editor
It
or c.u a bhort ci .
to those v lio niav be rtUd on
UaXDOLT':! WEllfl
i NrOI A constant supply of Table and AiJum Salt.
I c.-i n.., i
omuif as usual.
KdeigliJ.lu'n.'C, ;8.7. -......'.,, 7 tfi
LINE OF MAIL STAGES MJTWEENPK.
TKltSBUUGAXD KALBJIGH.
ie are respectfully informed that
the"meau-jhe rubli
ies of this! ' JL iKs fi"
Egyptian antiqidtUs.-'e have learpt with
Ileaura..tii4t , Egypt still continues tw alio id
to our resuteuis auu travellers iu that couutrv
a rieh harvest of discovery. Wt are led to ex
pect shortly, i'roio Mr. halto our Uonu geueral
in thateouutryr a more eorrect transcriiti of the
inscription on tne column of Diocletian, eom
mouu eueu that of f owpey; luau iuys. Lili.cri.o
appeaVw jiaud we understand thiti lie aOi
ardfut trLt"er, assisted by u foiugu nlfacer of
the name or Aviglio has uot.ouly succeed td iu
traus)griiugfiushebes very tuierestiog IVui:-
luents oi Lgy iitf&u sculpture, hut hasvilo dis
covered, a passage Cvitr ihe solid rock, -400.
feet iu length, uuderfe great pyramid w ith
chambt-rs at the lower cMreaiily, .uud tv eoui
utunieiUinn witli the mysterious well, tghicu has.
hitherto puzzled all our antiquaries , und. tra
vellers. . lixcavlious have "also been, 'effected
anijug the iepulehral structures, in the ueigu
hothoud upon the desert'; and atuuugsl other
euriosuies, a small temple, and. siuc gjan'.Le ta
ble, haye been discovered between tup Lien's
f aws and The hiux.Lmd,Iaper Z:Tr
iiiter'd the budte of JamesK The late Mr Tiluiilil.iil r ii.k t Z.'i'
. , . i , , ....... tHy cjumivi
. i - . . . . r ... : I . . i' I a. m t ia t I "
auu coutliiued to live in the BiaretHSV HH"i"y -ocP "eu am bt aviiouuio, nuii MU v.J Hihncv ar 12 iwou and arriv th it day t
oout o'cIocK. on 1 uesuay tae 31st. iuerou renuers enjoy u iu lis utmost neilecliah. ivieburg at b r
0 is in exeei!ent order, with fiul
teait and sober attentive drivers, tt'itfr'p&d-iiij
gcs, they leave Petersburg every Morning ut 3 o'clock
A. S... and arrive at IClcich'the nest dav at i'J. Leave
t)
tautiland JUerchaat ia Upland u i'eniilvauia
the Admiraltjr liad in Lis pesacssioa diatuond
.i'jif. paper.
A KITE BUltDV SONG.
4H , J arses ' so schmoot dat you way reat dem ? u been iio rise m
ichlick ah urease, Ur efen dem tut i'i.iis. ' The greatest
in travel ins on tl..
I ."l.il.lVi.IV.IIIh bill. u.h
the stae tare.
Pasaeiiirers may idy on tire
paid in making them comforiv,
Lne iaiid their conveyanct kilt
o i)nce ot uiovii.ot-r, tiiere na
briudet n his-Tiinmeukrudick Bress.
He Oult Skul e poya, and de Arisdokrats
Dt ni.ue deir roakiali akreenaeuts,
iDai dey v.uj lop u, Tiainieykrais,
Oud of ower rides als freeiueito:
U" ''
,! Le Rjkkhels ley dit " Dint deir eyes,"
Unt look'd-rite strate peFore deni i
lint wuddein listen do delr lies, .
Aldough so mutch dey dit bore dem.
- IU ' . .
lie Trmmeykrats dey kot rite mat- '
,Jo luutuiids-r licai-ts could pe,.
Vnt vent rite btrate unt but Li deir fote
. l'or deir own schweet litfr FiJim:!;. " i
, 'i :..." : IV... ' "
If raaVray STATE hat spektakels,
" Howiurdy she utile see, " :
Her tear little poy how sclinug dey Uvels,
v - Uuler her Lippcrty tree. , .. . (.
llransladet by BEiata O ske-ass, tcmwni kiderbrc
der Of BIT L4XK.Wi.0IS. , , .- a
.care uiid.itlentiou will be paid to t'?C-
b it no liability for losses or accident ei Jy
I
J
from this olfiee, without iermffi
,-. sion, the ti rst volume of U)ou Quizntip
(Huntingdon's N. York eiitioa.) . - The bokten . iMUMt.:
t;ifOLSOXiv
.1f'il gl. 13;7.
Si' HE. Oi'r CAROL,' V i. rCuurTZri
NiU'.ij.m'ro,j! eooxTv, ss. He.mioun, S pt. Ttnii, it U
Isaac tiicks .sen. rrir John Jl.cks, j tin! Original at
tachrnent levied on land. . ..
rT.E defendant nohiavin eutered his-iiji
. JL'.' pearauce, a. judiaeut by defaiiU is grul
r llie plaJUlifT and a w; . I enquiry awaultd hi in; 1L
eVeeuledrtexT- tenn. Ordered, That the utleudani p.
pear at the next court. 'f p:e:nd qia.-tt,run'
be.leld fix Ihe.CcmMy ni' Nor hampton, on t'ie C"
Monday ii JX-cember ici"t, replevy and plead, other ie
judgment .final wl be entered against him, and that s
copy of this order be inserted tin-three months, succes
sively io the " Jlinerva" priated and-pubkshed ia C
City of a)cig!r .
'-.- ' ' ' , A copy, Test, - '
' 23ull, -. . -j. c. 1IARK1.S0V, C.C,
i 4 i.tiWivi r.'s;- av. ii tin V, Jus t
r mj a m-4 ,uaJi4ia v--
L 1 f ci,MM i.o.i J...A rih nt ilifi Minerva
clfice; Rules and Mr; Uoylin's 'bobk-storesi pn
JQKf
qents ; A, SliR.MqN, delivered in Kaleigh', 'ov. 1"
Hi. tW.Jnl..t r .1 1.. ......nor. bV
Cidu, n 1). Pres-dent of-the Chirersitf of or.
Catbli.'Va, l lVaud':t'thDi f a nUfliber ot c i.