I
if
i
IN
:t -
tboiiough bred flonsa
JRfWXVT,
' wrirl ttiml the prfm
A f f eon, no eommrn.
V,V J A eed. and to continue until the
fflU WXl of APU t my stable In
feC.yf0 rnileafrmn ''Wf
from Leiingtoai at the reduced prie of right
, SSr 1h fon. payable by ail JoJ.rtU
the Knn..W.Cari, prompt Pme"V. '
:" .-.i !-i Joffdrt to insure mare
J"-LI', .r; 'T j .. ho m the mure
iransierrr... . ,
io
t waatauo, Fvrr.5z:i'siiH
iTOu7rWoniMnl with the
. ' r - fft-hathnwii
public places, or to a .man wane w
to oblige, for a Single day " two, a particular
neibourhoorl, . -Lm
JL:. (Tmnut ft fine mahogany bay,
.frVZ'l . " .j . i,,1.Hn( atar
T L with blac Wit. mam " " , i ii u
I Wine" sixteen band, high; un.t.ng. In high
U T"1?! .JTl r,niir end elr ranee of hit
Jlesin 3 minute, and 30 " '
hv Mr Ucv i and tamed the hi
IdS 3 bJS the bet horse. . to
hi. ipeed " um.v ; - aorf (
JU.7w.w of body,
eeieDrainu ru... . -. - n , , , them rVcr
horses, wnen I..- I- i.r(fe. fine
Ml
1-,
-
i
TTTVaTfiVllllTEU
SALISBURY, NORTH gmuvm
BT KtlU AttM0HO.
' . rtrania .Utf.fi rtal) Hthmi'nt, eitlM
ception of Company. . nej--
bepn lawn io 7iTocur
new fumituw of every der.pt.on, necei..ry
Z the comfort of Traveller,,
proved aervant. hare been aclected w.th BrM
wrerthe tor .to. ktd with cho.ee liquor, an,l
"r.ubW. attended by obliging and attent.ve
WtSS. The convenience th.. .imM. .
i v in the nlare. The hoti contain
;.,-. - nllt.hoilM. well
nnmoer vi pnr.vc rv.- - - - -
80NU ty Bihp Ihbtr,
Oh I 'til not for her lovely fact
With youth and rapture teemn.
Where iweetnea. .hedi Hi pureat ftaee,
tike morning ttngny "nMnJ'.i
Whert beauty'iiparkhni chArml re.ide4
In treuure. wK"
i That I adore, In fond delight.
My tweet, my ume-eye mrj.
)h no 1 Hii for her happy mind.
Where loveline repoaea, .
nd Infant truth remama enahrined,
i tk. r,rA IK vounr roee. i
lvhere ae and eicellenc unite,
NotformMw.tnmc7,
nut IT1 5
ther'i old brandy, HI exactly court
upon the road, where 1 ro ture u oc
iacces.futl then I'll ask your notre ty
miuH nd boot. our, rcauctuu..,
TROUBLr.lOMt.
t o tf Mn White will ! me the
tervice to give the above place In
one corner of hit piper, he will very
much oblig
reader
hold out
. . . ' .u- .11 tne. cj
the ladtei, wnen ne gc Uteedi
Theyounj Napoleon ii s: ir.!trfst
inir vouth. hcautiJully iormed, witli
the
hi
mnther. One cannot
ins youth, with bit ioexpreatible tint
of melancholy anu inouRmui..i,
without deep emotion lie nai not
.u. marVtL tilaio md familiar ease .
Ilia - T ,
ig youth, beautifully lormed, witli
10 countenance and foe-cut lips 6f
11 father, and the black evca of his
inthir. One cannot ice this bloom-
, l. hnne n.on. lit great
m. aam, n I'" - ... . . -a
,k f h and Itmba entnie mm io m mutr v t..t.--. T..w,.tf
ttocK to rarrr woi,... -"v,-v- - r' ... . nV trnn-
,d render rt "? n av nleaae to call on pirn, he
".rr that no in. wi.lhe ap to
tne.fi.jni;. ""-""- , mwm inr no , their comfortable ana p.ea."K
to the tort, in conr r7R . , r.MONG.
Sal nbury, Srfit 17. 1827.
82
v.. .t,n.,Ml.titM train
rteea near mm wucn - . , ,
"d., yet hi. pfr' ymr ,,n?
Ind particullrly the atrengtb of hi. limba, have
Sad! it evident to the best of Judge, who have
inrpeeted him. that be m..M have been a di.t.n.
3ed runner if he bad been judiciou.ly tra.n-
'errr-ron,," w LL" WV'. . iw.u ph. in the ewt end
. War Eirle. hie aam by me unponeu occupieu dj -- -- ., ,ri
led nerae wt. V" " r... r ,k. ' .v' . kM. I.. ill con. nine hi. f.it
Dion, gran.m?y HfV X ; w r: thank, hi. Mend, and,
Tlir.ibr.ber ha. remopj iromuic
,m.. fitrmerlv owned by t-'ap'.
,Ari WVU. dee'd. to tne noue .aieiy
- PnriM. in the eait end
My tweeWmj b!aeJW
C0D WIU PROVIDE
at.w aa.aa..,
o mn prtb .vrz
low thtif letwwww" . iv.u kym'
Lrk to Nature'! leaaon pven
i the bleoed bird, of heaven j
ferybu.b and tutted tree
Lrble. aweet philoeopUT t
ortal fly from noum ana ovro
iOU provium in
y, with richer crimton rlowt
Ue kinrly mantle than the wee I
y,have k'n,gmort wholesome Tare
han we popr e'",ien. C'.r '
am. nor hoarded gram had we,
et we earol merrily ! .........
ortal, fly from doubt and sorrow,
Iprovidethforthe morrow I
m there Uvea, whoae CuardUn eye
;uide our humble detinv .,
)ne there Ivea, who, lrdof a l,
Ceepour feather, leat they talis
m w blithely then the time,
rea'rless of (be .nare and lime,
Freed from doubt and faithlea. sorrow ;
Cod providetb for the morrow ! .
e and gratilf contwm Aultria prince., who eeem to-
of his paper anu, pernap., at home , but hu de.
M inaiicemeni .u . . ... - meanor more digntnea ana iiodic in
more oi mc uuin ,,v i , . ii . hi an iraDtan
treme;
.hich he atride. with nobie-
oeia which'givei promiw of as good
.truLJorwnnnntf.
hoed.
A New Tribe m u: relebratedr His hc
Rechabite" iniorm. mc t.u..v. v . . - ad0re him j and he com-
Newjarnpshire Kepo.itory, Ui : .1 J.to. Jnd . military
efcry -"inw Jch noatefuturr -bcr.tbe
decanter emptied and placed -upon Ufa 0f th; eight dom.in.
-lh!5V:rMmpl: "nVCnd Dukeof k,n.? b .
ly refused his u.tomea u fc lncome 0f about
tv , mitrn praiincu win. .! .
1IC HI v .. -- w
are
j v- " r t.
,um: K wh 1 h.Ppy iboyght. P"';. hf.r "ke , Heith.t.5e.
. . . ' ii. 1.1... ...l "Piier Durchlacht."
revive this rememoranec o. - ..-. lRuer Durchlacht,"
the .on of Kechab, anu to . .or . - - k j dj-
el.mPle of- hi. sons for generaj .mi. JJ1.. of the
tation. TA, Tri; f habttc', lj ht p
rert.inlv muUiplv.& a"1 we hoPe re'e"n n V"! si;. , .
... ' . ti .u. T.,.r. th ol bate ana ioao. i-
they .,11 ubS.hrn is the ssme with the im-
r,ppler,w to"? , Pr;nce. , he has his ober.thof-
have all the una ror inc.r r""-v"' ..... u:. il rh.mlierlain. sidi-
nicisici, t r
MISCELLANEOUS
1 ? . :uu...i..nn;n tinr lie dle.T j-i VimT and aolictt. the oooUPuance of4 . .
rsa t. asraa cMun.
White: Ynt in company,
ainu. with -Venerable-old
gentleman, the wnTr'ate"1,,Pi,en
r
'.id- ut .ofa. .Ueur. ana ; T j . . M, ' . . . .,nt;n to hit
? , ' Jf i iCour.-Kan, a nne cneiur, n. rn , ne p. f ..,. , .,.-. wh0 nv Le , ,. n th fitravaff.nce 01 tne affr?,
' l l.lfK'nrh From WWCn B W Hirni, ; Dlliincw, , - w
.fcr4ffSgi3l be meed, he m be very yWued to calUpo, h,m .U W KF.HK. rf , ,hat y,d of r,w.gce
1 : i J nearly if not entirely thorough bred,am! from j staitnCt. X 1-3,3 ' r hicfi haa tonnexIoa.Wlth pernal
- ,. Sff STinSwS VPVe ( vSckSi tOT VWtvJua. appearance . 1 tnean tojUy equip
f . I -f-- Wowing statement .: r : ; --.mnr. tibribrV havina; ert.WulI 1 a?er which indispensable to a oeceni
; . ' IX.. ' EleT the fine hone, that ever wa. aeen, J - rf WrT trtwemj Vn Wrf wCrrfy. He weighed
k
TndtW'edle horje "SSrT I
even in England. ..nee th. day of Ch.lder. : (
fhe above was nearteu in umoun, nB
m
-,:-
J8t0,hy Thoma. H. Mwiana. for uilminrton, N. C. ab-iut every ten .!. i wa, a young man., tl was tiy
Eagle waa aired by Vohtneer.Tolunteer by - , wh Tfnted y in ,hc ileUware. j , . fl . t meet a man - who
EclipL, Eagle', dam b, irh Jyrr. fwA-. ;o .uce intended for th. convey-, thmg, "ft' 0M 0f buving a
by Engineer, great granUm Cade's La. of fce .Und forwarlcd by es would Ue at the expense 01 nuy
"S v. r.n. viini Makelew. tc ' r twH.;rf. n. c. and 1 ,tih mitt and when tne uiu
a
UbJehia: and if miis," J ;-rvji , aj7;5t extravagance m rfrw .
ket th!. method to inform tTe fuh- verty Jgw sic j
.that aVeel will leave 1-l.iUdclphia I He told me that in otf times, when ne
.a . .J ium P.rrla taken
vree ol me imponcu
it
. avt
Messrs. U Mer. " Unungion. a. v.
kt the lowest rates of freight, and lewt expense
Tfowible. Having thrtt .ftW fttirli in the trade,
1 r a .11 MiiiainlM
commandea by carenii capuw. ..,......
.K. .rvl Cabins wtll filled tip tor the
tlion wa. sired by Jp.dille. one of the bert ' tccmnmoiltW)n of ioteir, , he therefore ,
" M ' m JL I'll Ii! A HA . ! t . ...t t
t(IM of tne ew,' wua . .- - ,..v
?,m .h Entliah stud-book. OWen under our
lands, this 15th December, 1817.
JAMES fATTON, Jr.
Smith'i Whrrf.
Phita,Mp!Jd,Mnrch.mS. ; 3rotS2
.v- .n.iii.H him io rana Dinner -
Of! IUC mil, . - - . - y ,.
hi. dam. Faith. byPacolrt. kc. W"r;
-....j tk ft hnrsea in Eneland were
rer equal to him, awl nbne'supenor, in united
i TDGiiiVT Ia . i rem of tnr court in
vnavfv. . .
i- n n . . i . . Mm.t. .1 Ann!
"! u.uw. -- - . . i tr:,. ' B ETlUltV 'Or nowinuMm'i --
Sliing t Wpu..!s - - thereof. 1828.. will be sold, at the rm,rt
anv other horae on the continent, of hn rtVi
:kj . i
.ubacribers,
a riMkAH fwvrn .iiuili uvi.
nu. v n ."Y . . . .u. r
ear he won 18W gumear: -ne
M,ke.t Newmarket, eleven atibKr .bera, beat
' 7 ing WhiAey, Alrton, (first fn.itrof Ploughboy)
Sir Sidney, -Robin Redbreast, And after a
j' .M.r.,t rn.rr. ftlmoft without a
lonr anu uwvwv.. .
. .Jlnl in the modern racinff calender, he bnai-
51
fr won 200 guinea at Newm.rkel, wrytnj
113 Ib i wl beat Mr. Wataon. b. e. Dread-
- .sought, carrying 78 ,rndwrn.ng9at. beat
,.,Si. Chirks' BMpbury's Deanor, 1he finetK m
in England, carrying? tt. B, fceaie.
Eaele'a colts in England have been uncorn-
' monly .ucceaaful. agreeably to the tune of b.a
atanding there, which may be seen bv the racing
calender; and many of his colt, in America
have distinguiahed thcmselve. a. eminent run-
v;,.,;.,;. Uirvland. Tennewee, and at
the City of Washington, as will appear by the )
auncxed certificates of John M. Clay, A. B.
Drummond. and Lewia Sherly.
- I do certify, that I trined and run a coK by
the imported horae Eagle, when three .vera
old. fotir times i beating three race, out of four,
two of the races two mile heats, and two three
mile heau, running one of the races in better
timr than I believe wai ever ninorfrthe Nash
ville turf, in anv Jocky Club, running both
beat, hard in hand, without e"4her whip or spur.
1 he race he tot, was owing to hi being nek :
the same horse he distanced a few weeks after.
iCiven under my hand thi. 11th February, 1817.
I JOHN M. CLAY.
February 12A. 1828.Thi. is to certify, that
, trained the celfbrted race mart iay lov.i-
nond; ahe by the importeu Mg c ; anu n...
hr two races, wuitu fire !; i o
U well. -I also kaow.n.her run many first
He races at the diU ere nr courses, winning m.
iimafkefT" Warrenton, - am. sevenu-. aiucc
curses, beating good nags, af one, two, and
wree heata. I also irainea n mic wh,
tljee years old, w nicn i rounu iu ir
myi spetu
house in Salisbury, on the an day tt iay nrir,
. ....t;i f ti rcumths.. four . LOTS in the
a-reat Wert Square, known in the plan or said
tvw .. No. it 58. '59. and 60 :' Sold .a nmle.
Vised property xf -the eate-r. JJugfc. Jto tn, i
sen. to satisfy an equitable claim of Aaron Jert-
kioa afraintt Uie Qtner umnmurr m wm ,i.ips
Jenkins dee'd. S A ML. S1IJAM AK. C.M:R.::
.ipril i4d8To, ' -"
.O.This: notice should Itav appeared W pur
number of 15 utt. " ; '
rret nne. it W8S OOt OUt of fashlOfl in
rtn.h Ai for himself, he cour
IV" aaw--- .
ted in his father's wedding coat, and
thought it set him off in pretty neat
' .v S -m. ik entail
sktves aad ot somewnai rnuui--tv..,
and the tail would not stand exactly
rieht. " His wife, he said, wss graceo
onher wedding-day, with the beauti
ful fringed t'alicogowu that bad been
bequeathed to her some 2J yearsbe
fore, by her grandmother, and whieh
sbe had kept close'locked up for ?tx
years before, with the exprcst oesign
of miking ir her bridal suit and hd
not drawn Vt -eut in all that t)me, except
mental orcasioos t and sorhc-
Jli DM. iiUtvM.-- w
rao rat w.w-Toaa cocaian.
FOREHEADS AND BRAINS.
It behoves every one to examine the
.h.n. of bis head. Hy f lng ne
maysfttle whatever doubts he may
entenain astb the extent of his intel
lectnal nowers.i .Manyj manjancies
himself tbe possessor of genius" and
taste while his neighbours -set- mm
... a "-
down as srnllow.pated. incy acc
hat he kes'notacehis heau. - e.x
errUe enlartres the orcans o! scuon.
-w 'J r
A rlancincr master hjs large icet a
- . . ej . . . " , .
blacksmith -h -large -shoutacrs a
atage "drive f has large -wntsf
With regard to tne Drain, mc a...
rule hold, good at least, so siys the
phrenologists, thinking expaoas ones
kiill inertness renders it thick, and
omequemly stupid. A toretgn wr.-
. 1 I ..MAftr. rw tnm
ter has some anrcwu iui, -
subject. He handles royslty in tne
following unmerciful msnncr :
The very necessity of thinking is
abridged in princes, by the circum.
stances in which hey are placed, and
a. renerallv speaking, in proportion
to these circumstance., the brain is
unemployed, its light developemcnt,
or its actual diminution: in such per
sons, is explained by the preceding
statement. When we add to this the
.An.rt.rti..n. not nlv that all or-
ganization, whether improved -r de
aerated., is communicated to chil
dreh, but that, in this ase, the degra
ded orMoizarion is, every hour, still
de-camp, and a corresponaing luicnor
household. In possession, as he is,
of a large fortune, his destination will
depend on his talents ana on m. wui
nation. Auttriaot xtu.
times
red cotton
thing
"even then, she went io her stri-juher dejTaded ,by.lie-??"tion.Pf
But now, he says, no- lnf circum9tanccs on
the child "which
(From the New York Morninf Courier.)
It - may beustf.ol know, and will
be the means of HevUtTngniuch pilo, T'
ihtwben the breast t.ud nipples are
much Inflamed,-and cannot be socWr -
but with the most intense aoncring w
the motherf a very simple remedy
wiUrelieve-tht brcasUrom jtmtlkjr-
burthen, wi'hout the slightest suner
ing. This is no other than filling a
common bottle with hot water, and
sftcr standing a few minutes, empty
it, and apply the mouth oi me warm
bottle to the disced nipple, and the
milk will flow spontaneously no the
botile, giving at the same time a
nU..iirahle sensation, and a com-
- - .
plete relrer t the Terioaa oreasi,
. raifB 1 Bf
A rni taiAPt
Scotch Bull. Sir Walter Scott, ia
the second chapter or jaies oi a
Qrandfatr?er,in describing ..the B!gw
of Mi'cdnff from 4he Castle, of Dunsi
nane, says " M acduff fled a$ fatt ci
hortet feet could carry him," till be
came to the great ferry of the river
Tav " when (says Sir Walter) Mac
duff got Into his owrrprovioee of Fife,
Uvhich is on the . other side oi tne i aTi
Ae rode on fatter than before"
r A M I LY OINTMKRT.
HOOK BINDfN'G:
THE subscriber respectfully inform the cit
isens of Safisbury, and the surrounding
country, that he has established a Book Biwlrry
in aid town, on Main Street, a tew oooni iu
oflheCourt-Hoiife; where he will ie toanmui
to receive any kind of wrrk in hi line of business.
From a number of years experience, in Europe
and America, he feela confident of b.-.ng able to
rh e entire satisfaction to all thooe who may fa
vor him with any description of Binding.
Pinvlc Ilot,k made to order, after any pattern
furnished, on short notice, ami at pricea which
no one can complain of.
Old Bookt Rebound, either plain or wramm
tafc, on the most moderte terms. All orders
from a distance, faithfully attended to. The Jat
ronaire of the public is repectfully solicitert, by
their obt KWt JOHN H. DE CARTERET.
Salhburu, April 28A. 1827. 62
no dui wnam. "" : nneraiea an mc - -i : t
i , v ...... , , .u. r, ... . r... l I. TI rltA; .imnlc eectDe is sa
115. .Ana. he rold me. wouia wear m.c ,.-,AIMter at the peculiar cnartwr.?ut- - uc iwi'vimj . ..-z---r . . .. ..
AS w a- .9 . ..... , " S f
thickest blues in the midst of summer, 0j the y:-ingiy countenance namely a
rather than be " disgraced" with allow and retreating-forehead and ex-
cool mixed suit. And his daughters ded organ9 cf 8ensc, a diminution
of the organs of thinking, ana an in
crease of the organs of mere sensual
enjoyment. Accordingly, we find
that the older the dynasty, and the
more legitimate the race, if the head
be viewed in profile, the more does
the forehead retreat from the root of
the nose, and the more does the nose
and the other parts of the face advance
from the sam point, bee the laces
of all the branches of the Bourbons.
Given under my hand as aboie
A. B. DKUMMUNU.
trri SM
VI ff!
15?
I
9'
'. I.
m
l Mr. Sherly'. certificate, it is atated, thaTof
theVuimberof Kagle'a colt, tramea.m .are
majority were winneis i and thst in the spring
aad Vl of 1819, in Maryland, they were very
juccesful.
"TbeVcerefirateil-!
Pxlioael tlifirhflyer,
ht. Yll the- immediate progenitors
nauKWjjVnd tW theiVrea eubstance or
weight c body, and the unusual strength of
tK.ir limhk enablinir them to run with unparal-
lelled apeeland bottom, and to carry. the heavy
weithts boA while ninning for the King's Plate,
y '-. ail unci five years of age, to carry 148 lb. i
and alt over Ivr, 168 lb. Medley ran miles
in 7 minute. nd 30 aecowl. carrying 143 lb.
Childers tan 4 Wilea 358 yards, in 7 minuie. and
50 seconds, cirying 128 lb. Eclipse ran 4
mile. 350 yardir. 8 minuter carrying 168 lb.
Dion ran with .ui uncommon honeatv, a to win
4 mile heats twice in one, week he was the
liretif Gelatin, Don Quixotte, and leveral other
capita" r iiuiers. fMlatin was very nearly allied
to Parthrnia, the dart, of Alronsiit, bting both
bv Dion, and both from Medley mare, i he was
tf'ndoubtedly, in my cit'.nurtien, the brtt horse
Statf nfStrtb Canttina, Surry county
IN Equity, March term, 1828: Vi.lliam P
Dobson' t j. James P. Walker. It appearing
to the fatisfaction of the court, that the defen
dant, James P. Walker, is not an inhabitant oT
this state, it i therefore ordered, that publice-
'ion be aiade for BiXweeM in tne rvern vr.
olinian, that he may appear at our next Super
or Court of Equity to be held for the county rf
Surry, at the court-house in Rockford, on tht
first Monday in September next, to plead, a
swer or demur to the complainant', bill, or th
"iliac Will be taken pro eonfesso, and heard et
. T.t WINSTON SOMERS. C. M. S.
April lif,T828
SMfe aAVrrt-CarWifw, lrtdell Cstmty i
And his daughttrs
preferred the thinnest silk, in the dead
of winter, to the warmest mother dye.
t... m.,... mill nerhana ask. what ot
all thi.? Why, I'll tell you: You
must know, sir, that I am now be-
tween eignteen mu i"u'; ""i v
I don't want the ladies to know my
age exactly) or about the age when
youths begin to bustle about among
the fair. I am a plough-boy, and
father's crop, but am tol-
...ui ...i,rth I watch the ma,Tk.:. n.,ntennrrs. and that ot fer
ClAUiV EClHtVI JVM.'.. ' Bll,, 7
noeuvres of the ladies, as well as other .dinand vn. in particular, is truly
people; and much as I wve mem, .roVd."
iy produce an excellent olntmebt lor
other sore?.
Take a piece of marrow about the nze
f a small orange, put it beside the
fir, in small oallinot : when it n ul-
ficiently melted, strain off the oil,
which add three tea.spoon.ful of whis
key or other spirits , beat up the mis-
ture until it is cold, wncn is
for use.
6tl5
Medley, Dion, and Fear- O Jane Momaon r. tlekdi M:
.ediite oroirenitoT. of ro V Petition for Divorce. ; It PPCTe.
factiowof the court.. tnat liexeaian mornnun is
not an tnhabitant o m waxe, .a icrure
ordered, that publication be made for aix week,
t. .v.. witrn Carolinian. Drinted in Salisbury,
that the
this cfiott,' 1tt" t held fcf tne coun nouse in
c.ia;n nn the-ftth Monday after the 4th
Monday in September next, and file his answer
and nlead, otherwise the petition will be heard
exna'rre, and judgment be rendered pro oon-
fesSO. lestt J AS. tAniuw.i, if..
Price adv. 2, 6tl8
A PAIR OF GILT EPAULETS
IOR" sale, very low : they have been used,
but are not much soiled. Apply at Jame.
B. Hampton's watch-maker s .nop.
iV. iW, 18t8.
must still expose their faults.
One sentence fell from the good old
gentleman, on ..which I
maturely reficcted : .." Nothing w, 11 do
but what is from abroad . . -Thinks 1,
now is not this applicable io the ladies,
in two or three senses of the word.
And is not this the reason why we,
whooTrrarhotnerareHnever-saiort,
tusate as to be crowned with success .
Is it not a liural fact, that they win
prefer a mere pedlar from ahroad, to
themost'Wpectablef..worthy..,.near
.;nv,hr,r? And do thev not often re-
iect the rnost bemorab
men of their own immcuuis
. .u ..Jum with those
V.mmeiaatlOn IS M dlt-
W.IU9S UUIJf I V W"" - - .,..
r . ' r ...... nr rnunties : Will
icrcucc ui ikv,
they not be content with even a slim
chance, for-tbe sake of novelty T In
short, do they not actually prefer any
thing from abroad, to every thing at
home?
I wish the ladies to take the hint,
ti thev don't have me soon. I'll war
rant them thev don't cet me t U.
rhe old Roval limilies ot r.uropc
are very deficient in talent with one
nr tmn excentions. The far descen
ded line of Este, the stately family of
Hapiburghrand:tbe loftyhpuse of
Rn..rh.,na. are more respectable for
the antiquity of their honors than for
any, exhibition of talent.
This
gouts
(rue Tac toftaoa litiba.t oirrri.)
PRESERVING EGGV.
From a Correspondent. Perhaps
ycux-werej
ted the notice ot some experiments
tn.keej?ing eggs, that thousand are pre
served yearly, or; ai it ts technically
,pickjed,-b
The principle upon which they are
n'mkled. is. to slack some lime a few.
dava before it is wanted, and when
there is no heat left in it, it is fit for
use ; then put alternate layers; ot the
lime and eggs into a tub, or any thing
else, till full ; the eggs not to touch one
another ; a little water should be kept
on the top, to prevent the lime from
becoming too bard. H,
In Francetown, N. Hampshirf,
sd is reviving his work. A letter
. i ... .k. .Vire arc
inst reccivea, swica u.
about hltv who arc repim's r--Mav
the fruit be equal to the number
f LI . & I OA
rs r rslftlriiilB. a i
attended the inquiry meeting.
. ... . (Itlraiv nlare. and
IUWII , T ,
. i i n..;n (nr a relresn-
nave icng u"" I" " AMtaA
iny shower aivincgrawc
upon it. -
the Connecticut Bible Society
knowledges the receipt of Twenty
Dollars, aixtv-eight cents, a &
form sundry prisoners in ihcStFr
m at Wethersfield to. the Soc,;
the hand of Mr. Pillsbury, Wafd 0
,aid Priso8.Tbivy J?41
nectidut Observer, we . suspect
thefirstfiringJorsimd
ade i fr'om "Wtthm tne.w
ever ma
penttenUary
Society ci Floyd county, low
have resolved to supply the .
of. that county.
commotions In Can'.
Indictments for uoe
The
creasing
order of Che day
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