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m tbt 1 4j f Itptoaber, Tens. iih lucent- TU- greit derated, od COXSTIXJOr IS SU35LM. .
nada to wit purtUcn, It I itmd aaacon. blb Dfico of bread liafli. owbg - to tb A Trtoch ppcr pnbMw the foOowlnj ex
ary to r "T furtW dcHpiioa of prop. lf roving out of tho French reroJo- trtct t utter oa the ubjoct of the ku
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monnt tho Janii.rUV tho Jewi biril l&&tiirZMrTVJLMOTlOX.
been lodltcrimbatelf oluoderedi tod the- Ai It ceo bo MttbemaUcallj demooitri
lire b tho pcrpeto&l leer of 1 ft newel of ted that do human infection cu prodaco
such tceneit ther tro pelted b the tnacblne capable of ondlmblihbe oow
atreeti eren bj children oo4 b ibort, er, or power rtKnerUo1tKlf, end form
the' whole of their cxlttenco hero Is a bg what ii celled a perpetuti moiloo, en
etA I 1 a tf a. t L . i I
I anilalll 1 1 1 1 BOB WUaeU aWAlOl M & alt, OBI avKU B . m .14 . . AAa.aaakai.lJMa. aaJI B aa..aaliM. a ..l aak I II Iaai.Olail laOl a.a
ooatr- jto.jU CMArm.- proStablo lor rjMUr .noJ. upoo that Wbjct, thao w.Ure hitherto re- , -; Tb, if Jacob bear aryjuch attempt before o patent can U
-JZM,!. m bemwaioepkctedIA 1772, two oua- eejttUMwtpapenr rr ,bee bdlrnWee with wonderftttpidencoi ejinttd rotherwlao no proof ceo bwtiTeii :;
VatatA nf lfiit ftmonton d 59iM n "The unforeseen deathof tho Emperor tbej learn eubmlaaloo f.om Infancy, and of Its bebj whet hi nemo designatee, and
i SMSSlm TSSi Aletaiukr, .,;ihl1etter, luVcaKd Whthroothout their Hrei, without foC-Whlchlf pitcnt la demanded. It la -
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dence of Robrt Simonton, Eaq. ia ike Toan of " 7 , :;. .7"" j i wuii. " W ." teken puce for eoroe monini muf at their hard lot. - iNotwnbaundint; but unlearned men, irom ettcmpung wnet
Statrtrdlc, all the ptriabatk pwt of (be eatat. "B w iF7r iTi to come t ind thlaaiv hai itied Luropo tbeae diacouraginrclrcnmitanai In their tho acienufic tooir to bo Impowiblo.
af !U)bert8lmo.toaieoiirtincof aireet count? wee estimated at i. . by furnliMn4 t proof and a duo to the condition, the Jews, who lhrouh their Some Kt out by seerchlng , throagh lerera
jartatf of articles, ummr whjcb ere HorKs, The CnnnlMo learn that the produc. fc , con,pirl.. , - correspondence with foreign coontiles and lerjo wheels, to incresse powen for-
iTL wT; ,ionX,'Uk S ,,W i,e1 T f0Undf M Ueut. Ceniral Mkbaal OrlotT, who STSS, (U.s or Al jerino society getting "th.t this is to diminish telocitr,
i'TaX? !ac,!'.!f bsd spoken to mo of .11 hi. project, for Zn7 Sen tfer multlnlr and diminish the pow'-
iWyaegtt)ofalmoiteeryaiaeaiiddeacrip. ww last ten years, dared to- aay to the ,rern.i affairs, meddle with all aorta of in- ler to gho velocity t thU brings them to
ton. ; 1 . . w ...:. Emrjeror to bis closet, tnst no wmseuna uis
Abo. eereral Taluable PUntatione la the Uf U0 Ict, tnereiore, tuet too unitea .-.v.- ,a onimard him. and that in ' ... ...rM...,l. fnrMtd in rn.l rn,M.rd aa an axiom la meehaoiee. thai
Mborboodof 8utemIle,on m.of whh Slates can produce aIk for Its own con- , . h . A ? h. tnd Waf fr from ll! " frhUfafiha J.. iolnereaaa newer la to diminiah Telocitr.
bribery and I motion or action, and vice versa. They
b a trrannv I must also consider that man, b all bis on-
B. .11. t aV Dtaijka Ika "1ltOYal t lla fm na eel . I Jt mm. a. aa ika aa. I a. e tma oawaailV aMtftal akiat a eaoail Ivta.
ivw vaj aw v-T h aa " Dllll UI IUf f flWfJ HV tNV MftiVSHf Kftil AnnMIUOl. COsTVIDOUHiUE M IUI lH' I IIIUUMOI WVIt VLUUVb killWI ! 0H-
the whole iadimoted of. A reasonable ereoit I tew persons, tne vomroilieo peiiero, even . tc. miaerable title of CoaaL had I . i.i.kt.k I, I. rtafnM. Durlnv theltlon. ' A nernetnal motion la therefor
. a.a i . r t . t v . v aaw a - -w a raa in aw aaaa-aa a a a m a waw wr ---am r ar --w
Win ha for -all (cnl-a Dart of Ids i I ha moax inrelllireDL ol onr ciUZCqB. i WOO I . ... r.i ... - I " - . ... - l . . ..
Bade known an the day of tale, by
GEORGE L. DAVtbSO.V,
. . THKOPHILU FALLS,
JAMKS CAMPBELL,
May InA, 1826.
oatN and corn, now piurtert. aw aw. ,umDUon. and oveo fot . oxnortation to """.".JT tf. V . fflriH,. ...
iaibetownofBtateaviUe.aUloereoU .4.; rrnMu ,k. ..4. "1": 'V. . Is procurea tna neia nrwoi;
aa.iim. I11" v'w" rv" ' . " and ustified all. wane crossaiit. the :,-,... .nd It ax.rciaed wit
nn rawaimnri in nnnnr. a nen irv i
U wheat.
erallott
edattbe
The eak will contHwe from day to day, tiU
pears
'-1 huS Lb iK frfUTb betrevedtbecauwcihocouotr;,: r6t 0,- of tho Regency Taev- onlr cooslired a. perpetual notboi
be : ore part.eukriy have not turoed their attenUon particuler-l u Tha Frlnceaa Troubetikor has wrfi- r",e..-t.Pw k.V irada roealem to anamrht never to be attcmrrted tM tho
IVrt,
ll. tka a,.,;ar.t. who will not ha .nr. I " . . Oral J0W18W nouax. iw ... w
1 " . . ' . . . I,.,, in 1 ha traneror. mat u ncrnusoenai . ..,i.n. kut nt lain ir. inrourn
I. 4. .k nn.. HI JJ. .are . ' !,.' a. ti.a.
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"EataU of Uobt. Slmonton
A LL persona indebted to the estate of Robert
4M. . Simonton, Eaq. are reaaired to make im
mediate payment 1 and all those having claim
arainat-lho deceased axo Boubaa-to preaeut
their 'ctaima, duly authenUcatedTli'ithinnbe
time limited by Law, otberwiaetbii notice will
be pleaded against their admittance.
GEORGE L. DAVIDSON, "
THE0PHILU8 FALLS, V firV,.-
JA.UCS CAMPBEIX, 3 i
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1 oriaea bi toe ticw prcacuica bt me mh
ir . .- . . .iioeee bib oeaa wb owouw, w,n ,4- inAierabia oDDreiaion nnucr wuito
adks imported into tbo United Sutfca tho . u prin trofl)etxkor, VSL othera h.vo found meaaa to
, tKT;lZ:A P for four hours together to tho mgnt and tho Moors, who havo a ain-
.V.flfM Cabinet, aomeumosror fear, .ul" i0tnetl for tnie, tfe dailyup-
miwi BTimi 1 mn in 1 us wpa r-m a rA. a au loaj. iuljuw
awn 4wa wot j a
a
afWTIK aUDKriVvi ajrvev iwi awv w wniavi
."'Tavern stand le the towa of Saliabiinr
TUi,H en among the moat eligible atanda for a
Public House in ve piacei 'jum trmra h.im
towa. and the, b.uWings re, eitentjTe and well
.adapte4.Ji! Mw.Utojovs rt ej?
Jenaive.eoBtom, wtch might Je greatf exten-
ded. Toe tUDScraers aesire 10 enier iiuu an
other fine of bwiiwe, induces him to sell 1 oth
vwta he wouU VM means part with the prop.
erty. A great Imin can be bad in the por.-
ehase of theie ttmiaea, Aa the stand la well;
kaown, it Is notfcceisaiy to gire a minttte de
acrbtionof it pons wubing to purchase, will
doubtkaa viewk property before closing a
barrain. AptAf the subscriber in SalUbury.
April 10. IS&V 1 THOMAS HOLMES.
iUxS StiflY Deeds,
T?0B Un4 ..eol order of write of Ttnditioni
X eiponM,we at this office
aire.
1822,
1823.
1824.
1825,
e.eao.yjM
6J13.771
7.2033
M,271,527
rpartedL '
1.312.U9
1.816V125
305,72
3,156,48 V. 87,W8,000
What a bounty is paid by til to lupport
the egriculturer and manufacturer of oth
er nations, 00 amcies which ourcotimryi
with 1 a few years of care, might supple 1
How impottant it (s that the agriculturist
should turn: his attention to new objects
fof produ'ction? Is eery fully shown by the
arcumstkiici oflhe lolminiihed'aad "tip
minishlng demand of bread atuflV abroad.
In 1817 the exports .of bread Stuff amouni-
.H. , .ted .to . 2074,000
1819 , . . ,: -VT . , i; ; 1388,000
1824 v. ;,..:.;-V;.:.ey46
1825 - ii..sujm.
An importation of ten millions of dol
lars of silks an exportation of five mil
lions of bread stuffs r the facts speak the
importance of the subject, and Indicate
the necessity or awakening the slumber
ing; agricultural resources of our country,
sometimes repentance, has written all I n,n,;n(r them In ihe different branches
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n uiai V. vuu.j...... - ,v 0, commerce pracucBBio m uinwuwi ,
fil)aring fivojeeraaUjho w theyappearJJOWjOejgnapid
been bound to each other by the most 1, evea M 0 their numbers. It ap-
horrid oatha. Twelve among them at per t0 me that the Jews at this day in
tho head of whom waa Mooravieff, were Algiers, constitute one of the least hr
to assassinate Alexander, aix of them, et w remnants of Israel existing." - -
the head ol wnoro was oncoafi vrion,
...j...t 1W4 i. nt Mtrtinfaaai
that of Michael six that of Constantino. PortugaU-A London oaper of lhe 1 Wd
Itv oneibgU day all the ImperlalFamily oil. annonne. m, -k.t It Urma oa4 a.u-
7T&-?zfP rnldMi-"t:r-.i ihortwrvhai rer-srd beiof bad to the
wes 10 peruo, ana a vtyuwui,, waa v .. ? . , .
hive beeproclitaedThTlmperial
P.Iaco.oftheOrbdDukei,'wefe
ben given tip to pi
ioirroodeMbo 4itlei4afFi
and the Prince, secend Consul, wore the existing Re-ency is to be conttfioed
to fake upon themselves the direction of for some considerable ume, and to b
pliclffa supported by influence of the Bnush!
Iaritrefanoi.w and French governments. j
ouainted with, and opposed to their pro- The fame psper ssserts that in order
iecta; no act of assasidnstion was con- to overawe, if requisite, tne Vc
templated. 1 ney oniy wisnea to exron uou a ronK -4- . .
from Alexander some constitutional con- war has been gradually collocung In the
cessions, n'bo Cenerals-and , and Tagus, where it now remains , and wher e
Orloff, were then th.o chiefs of theoarty. it cannot fail to inspire nef""7c'
Now it should seem that the two former Bdence in tne ?egcn. uu -.w...
have more or less. withdrawn themselves j against all opponents..
and ought never to be attempted till tbo
sun rise In lhe West t -
,Zoho T. Johnson, a ineniber of the tost,
Congress, from Kentucky, has been ap-
Klnted by the Exocutire of the Sato, a
dge pMhe new Court of Appeals, and
baa taken bis seat on the benchczt
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IntbUnitedState-aenaUJIrar
too gives an unpleasant account of tho
fiublie agents in Missouriwithin tho
aat seven years, according to his atate:
ment, they have plundered tho Govern
ment of more than haJf a millioa of dol
Ura.
-A gentleman at Kew-Orleans, writes,
to his friend in Louisville, that there sro
It present Injhft city, about 'tigtoy iaf
yera.: - Fopulatioa utl 130, JfrOOO,1
Wo find, br the proeeedines of the
Legtslaturo of Hw Prjeans, thitthrer.
dinary expenses of the Louisiana State
Bank appear to be tweniy-$even Montana
dollart annually I ...
A Date Tree, planted about t seven
v cara since, wss In full Woom at New
Orleans on the sf April and tho gener
al cultirauon of it is highly recommend-
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