1
if
An art fortherd'ufof ertin surviving OfTcers
sn.l iMer f the Army of the ItevuMion.
"II R it einnttu f-s the HiMtt t.nd limit ffiff
.1 1 rrsraf (' Vdied Sltr$ ,biHca
'in V-mmt .1,V.'U Thst ch of ! aur.
lvg 'officer of the army of he Kwolutlnn in
the Continental Line, bi was entitled to half
psy by the restive of October tsenty.fi, w.
ntern liunlrel nJ eighty, be authorised to re
teive, out. of any monry iiv th treasury no oth
' erwii appropriated, the amount of hn full pay
1a Mid line, according to his rank In the Tine, to
peg'. with the thlnl dsy of March, one thousand
'eirht hiinlred and twentv-sis. 1 continue
during hie rtsfurnl Jifet Prti'UJ, that, under
" ' lliii art. no nfllcer sltalt be entitled to receive t
Iirger aura then the full pay of a Captain in said
ifttc. ' '
ntt anv of esjd oflloera bss received money of
";"Mh L'nfted fltste. ;a penejoweryeirtee the
""tliM a brJIiircBroil 'ffifoiMrMTbTflinmhAft'J
' "'"and Iwenty-eii, afarf-ssid, the mnm receded
TT" Shall be AeWmfrtMH t Ut laid officer WoWC'
... ... Mkmi. be entitled to. Under the firs! section
t this act j and every pentfbti tnwliifbJi5id
.' 'effker li now entitled, hn oeaae after the pas-
Bee. 8. And be it oritur enacted, that every
turrWinf non-toinmissioned officer, musician, or
private, io aaid army, who enlisted therein for
and durinr the war, and continued in its service
Wll Ha termination, and thereby became enti
' , ' tied to receive a reward of eighty dollars, under
a resolve of conyreis, passed May fifteenth,
sfcven'een hundred and eeventy-elgiit, shell be
rr.sy le endorsed cn tie mvr r, '
tionary Claims." HICHAM)
itr'til generally reputed m-1 '
' officer i the army of t;. t......
1 tt.i-iit ititril. '
r.nn" tfa dxhratiin I bt maU ff tnt Jpem. Witness my Haiw, mia uy w
fortha purimwof obiiiin(rtle brmfiiior(yer Signed
an act,enliiled An act for the relief of ceiV.n 1 I, s clrrk of the court of the county of
furrivlnfr officer! ain't aoUflr of the army of the j . In the att of - do hereby cer-
reolution" ainnired on the 15th cf M.y, 182ft, tifv, ,hit before whom the foregoinj
I ' f in the tmmy of m l aludaviti were iworn, w, at the time, here tn-
e i u.)
n, in r in-
U tbe
itht a lumice of the peaca or other ma
rtrtf, luly empowered to aamioiiter oaths,
and dul rmpowered to administer oatha.
n tcntt nony whereof, I have hereunto set my
u a. hi ltd, and affiled the sea) pf the said
i c urt.this daof -Vfitbofear,
. . (ajgnedl Bt?7 . .
Kit of -. do hereby fleclsre tttst I ws an srrt eilli
officer in the continrntal tine of the army of the
revolution, ai.d smed at such, here iniert, to
the end of the war, o (s) the eio may be) to
the time when the aTinpmenJ of the army
provided bt the lewlvea of eoneres of the 3d
snd Slet of October, UttO, wa carried Into ef.
led. anawaireooceu unmrni-i"t,v , , ltt o,- -
at ahich period I was -in the -reji., jLirtgfta eUtValCintS, tC. t
ime ; t - . 1 K. W1LLEY fc CO.
Ami I aiso neciarr, man (nrra.nu.w, , , ,u..i
eertifleatel fora aurn equal to tlie anoin offie iZmZJL 1 1 AINO frequently been oohci
r,.n bit t hirh mm oliVred by the . . J.
Instead of 1ht half parforliV.iey.whidil waU I I ..Ac the benefit of JhcpuWiC
enmieauDuer me rcsui w uw
ber, 1780U
' Arid 146 fihther declare, hat I hwr reoeeve.
m . . . . ' T I. . I
t.4 tn ruil.r.ah tirf nf lhir
kc lit the benefit of the. public,
prwif rh fottnwiinr; u camprisinr
thtf principal lvJI j?,ie!orf??li,
entitled to receive bis full monthly psy In aaidl itate of, pertonsMy sppcarrd, this day,
. amice,' out of any money In the treasury not
-e4berwise appropriated r to befrln 'on the third
..iy of larch. one thousand eijrht tionflred and
twenty jAx, and to continue during his natural
life i PrtviJed, that no noncommissioned offi
cer, nnliician, or private, In said army, who is
now on the pension Est of the United fiiate,
ban be entitled to the benefits of this act.
See. 4 An4bitfurttrtnacttiL that the pay
Mowed bv thti act shall, under the direction of
, . - - . - .
I ' the secret iff of the treetury, be paui to tne offi
cer or soldier enutied tnereto, or to tneir au
thorized attorney, at such places and days as the
Secretary may uireet i ana that no fore'urn oIi
craltall b entitled to said pay . nor thstVany
, B . officer fit Soulier receive the same, itil be fur-
.iw aiih leaaid acarctasy aatwactary. avalenca shot
be is errtitlrd to the surtr, hr confrTrmry to the
provUiona of this act i and the par allowed by
this act ibaTI not in any way be transferable, or
TZ UabJe tw attachment, levy, or seizure, by any le-
fat pnsceia whUvrrwrt shall iuure- wholly to
the 'personal benefit of the ofilcer or soldier en-
tiled to the' same by this act;
, fee, 5. Audit It furthrrtnaeteX,. that so much
of raid pay as accrued by the provwiona of this
ftct, beroro tise thinl day or March, eighteen
"lorwlred and twenty -eiphMhaU be pild to the
officers and soldiers entitled to the same, as.toon
a may be, in the manner and under the provis.
ibna before mentioned i and the pv which ahall
" accrue after said day.'sfiaTI le paid semi annu
aHy, In like manner, and under the aarae pro.
(kiona. A. STEVENSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
ft. SMITH,
President of the Senate, pro tempore.
Approved: 15 May, 1K8.
JOHN QUIXCY ADAMS,
I
'A
- - Trttiury Dffiartment, May 31111$ t
"7"; ' Tkt Act for Ite reHef oT certalii ur
It; living off cen antfaoldlenU the tttoU
tion, tpproTei on the 15th day of. Nay;
3." 1 82J, (of ivJbich the fbrepifng it a copyi)
Tv be carried into eDTcct under thiu folj
fim in lfj regulations t '
" " Each 'officer cUlminjf under the act,
IT trill rraflarnU to U iccTtrarjf of thetret;
tnry i dediration, according to the form
fcereunfp inneXedrmarlif d A, 'and ear h
tion commiuioncd officer, mutieiant'tad firi'
vatei according to the forro marked B,
tlcc.pnpaned by the oat h of two reapecta
hie tvhneiteaY Vo. hia iJentityf which
oath is to be taken before pistice of the
U:, peacCk or. other .roajfiairte, dul;jmpow -
rrrrraTOttiwttntwirt'mth at at - or
territory in which be reside, and authen
ticated under the seal of the court of the
county in" which the oath wat administer
cd, aa shown in the said form,.
Each tilTicer will aiso transmit his com
mission, if in existence and attainable,
and each non-commissioned officer, mu
sician, and private, hit discharge ; which
documents, after being registered, will
be returned. If the commission or dis
charge baa been lost or destroyed, he wiil
transmit aucb other evidence as he may
possets or can obtain corroborative of the
atatrmenr set forth in hia declaration.
If the evidence transmitted, taken, in
connexion with that afforded by the pub
lic records at Washington, be found satis
factory, the amount of two years' full pay,
at tbe rate to which the officer or soldier
waa entitled, according to his rank in the
line, at the close of the war, or at the
',.1, iimft-QOliiedu
ocij dui in do instance exceeding tne tun
pay of i captain of the continental line,
will be transmitted to him, at the place
of his residence, after deducting there-
rornhe-amouTitofnyT)erjRionwhlch 1
he may have received from the United
States sidce the 3d day of March, 1836.
He may, however, authorize any other
" bmon '6 receive If Tor him : in which
case he will execute a power of attorney,
according to tne annexed form, marked
vvnicB: musr oe- axanovMecrco tretore
justlee -of b peace, or other magistrate,
and authenticated binder the leal of the
court of the county, in the tame manner
n i already prescribed lii regard to ec
larations. But no payment will be made
to any such attorney, untH elbas roade
oath, according to the annexed form D,
that the pay which, be Is authorized to
receive is intended to enure wholly to the
personal benefit of the officer or soldier
whose attorney he is.
his tequeated that all letters to the
cretary of the treasory, en thp subjects,
of the t'nited Ststea. as a pensioner, since the
Sd day ef March, IS26V (Here iweert ao mo,
ney, or(ai the case may be) that I have, re
eetved, as a pensioner of the t'nited SUtet,
since the 31 dv of March, 1828, the turn of
dolltrs, paid to me by the aeent for paving, pen
sionsm uic wk vt .j
Before me,, (here insert, justice of the
peace, or ether magistrate, duly empowered to
adminiater oatbs.1 in the county of -, is the
Nitrio
Sulphuric-
Lemon .
Acetic .
.Tartaric
Alcohol . '
Aloe
Alum
A'.th'tops Mineral
Ammonia Carb.
I4q. VoJ.
Armond
, PulegU , ,
Otlof iaivewder
Cloves
Rhodium
Castor
Sweet
Sassafras
Spike
Jtosemary
Cinnamon
Hemlock
Tanaey
. Flp. MnU
Otto of Roses ,
Opium Turker
Oxide Bismuth.
Oiymel Squills
Ointments
and of the aaid county, who did, aeverally, t Antimony Crude'
mace osin, mst , oj w i'rrnumn j - ruiv.
declaration wsa anbscribed, is generally reputed 1 -and
believel (6 have- been an ofnerr rn the armjr-t-frow-loot jndian
of thn revolution, in manner at thervin staed. Arsenic
l'itnes my baud, t his day of , in the j Asphsltum
vear . . fSiuiedl : Arul.
1, , clerk of the court of the county of AnodyM Lk,. of noft. rearlaah
, In the stste of . do Lereby certify, that intct Pearl bai
, before bom the foregoing affidavits were
sworn, was at the. time, a (here inert,
justice of the peace, or other magistrate, duly
empowered to administer oatha, and duly em
powered to administer oatls.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto e sir
lu s.l hand: and aflWed the aeal of the aaid
wiAaowrt, tbio i daW'f
iRfTrdT
tint Voililra
Oil Ahiterd
Crotun
Worm teed
V. -.1 '
IteJ Municrl
Oj.'uiin
. 1. (()! Root
Vitriol W hite
Blue
Wine, Antimonlal.
Tttint iitomnit.
Rogers' vegetable pul Stwi(ltoii's Hitters
nionio detergent, for Aromatio ditto
aotighi, eoJ.is, and Steera Onodeldoe
consumptions. .. Henry's Mrgnesia
Bateman's Drops Roger's Vegetsble
Godfrey's Cordial llarlsem Oil, or
British Oil ' Medicamentunu
Turlington's Dahtam '
,t SUHDKItt. , i
Medicine thestl . fctrewinp?, )ma!t
Camel hairM pencils Tim and coarse iponje
Court plasters
Cold kraf .r-ff-ilver
ditto T
rWJrpn,,u
ttitver ditt07-
Copper ditto , Twine
mtterYHoW Mringf VanlTlrbiilr'
Black It red ink powderTompia ditto
India ditto " 'Tellrtv ditto -C!ark's
Indenble ditto By ditto -Perkins
ditto ditto ' Bed searing ditto
Patent Lint White rhalk
Lampwicki ' Red ditto ,
lancet cases French ditto
Com. Mortars k PestleaCoJogne water
Polishing Powders Antique otl
Pumice stone
.. Whit lMtkvliW -
Apoth. scales k weights
Toland March' ''.
Awwkao.,JUtb-.. 1 .IjWluIll of everfsstin
norsX
- . r-2 ., 'Brimstone
Ftrm s d!vii t bt mde bw lks mmm- j f mPhof
, . . . . . . - I'utor - -
Mice
Aether Sulphuric
'Aqua Fortu
llosa
Bslwm Copaiva
PrnivSan
, ToUtan
narlixloes Tar.
AhiMa.werj,rth(ef littsri- faia Jacob's
1 uomnrAatticr.
riev
Pipe Clay Engfitti
Pepper Long
Cayenne
. ' Black ,
rills Anderson's
Leeli'
Hooper's
Csirtliarider
Creta Traeparata .
Calomel '
Cochineal
Corrmire ubtmate
Crocus Martle,...
Cocus Indieua
Cubebt
Cobolt or fly Stone
ninn'tW fet, mtu,ciumu and brivatft,
For the purpose cif nbtsinmg the benSti of
An-artfor the relief of eertsin sur ivmg offi
cers snd soldiers of the stmy of the revohition,"
approved on the 15th of May, 1823, I. , of
,vm the eounty if ,in the state of ,
do-hereby declare that 1 enfisd in the eooti
nen'al fine of the army of the revolution, fur
and during the war, snd continued in Its sen ice
.all tea lAMntttaliMH saw WlViK jsvsrui 1 eama
UIllll lip M"l iiisiwsis'vst ' wiiivii a. s a v t- m . .e n t
Sergeant, corporal musician, or private as the . J;0,orn'n.ru.
case may be, in rsptsin 'a company, in the 1 ..
regiment of the li. Anil 1 slso de- ?m?ro,,f !??,e?
dare that I afterwarde received a certificate for ,nn,btl C,"KH,,
the r-ard of eighty doflara, to which 1 was en. re,m T"J
...j.. . JL..i rv. .k- Conserve of Rovs
in irti u rue aa vwsw vi uu.'cn v as
l5thofMsy.l778.
And I further declare t'tat I was not, on the
fifteenth dav of March, 1828, on the pension
list of the United Ststes. (Signed
Before me, , (here insert either a Justice
mmA ik .tminictwt- -ilia 1 in thw mnntv nf .. r
ia the state Of , persoftsTly Vppe wed,-f hia "f0
dav. , and , of the ld countv, who did j .
Dover's Powders
Extractor Bat -
Cortes Cinnamon
Peru FUv.
Rub.
Aurant.
. KssMfrss
CaseariUa ,
.; . Anella Alb.
aeverally make oath that r- hy whom the
foregoing wtarwlon wm awbscribetj, a gener
ally reputed and believed to have been an offi
oer in the f rmy of the revolution, in manner aa
therein stated. .
- Witness my hsruL this dsy of , in
the year . signed
I, V, clerk of the court of the emmtv of
---," in the state of-, d6 i ertity; that
before whom theforepoing sflidavtt w ere sworn,
wsa, at the time, a justice f the peace,
or m the case may be, and duty empoa eied to L ,.
administer oatnt,
In testimouy whereof 1 have Uewinto set my
l. a- hand, and affixed the seal of the said
yjoft'jytliia dav-of-
. bigned.J
Form f a Pnter tf Jtttrnry,
Know all men by thee prevnts. tlict I; ,
.1
, T,
r
' r'
1 -
day of
of
, do hereby constitute snd sppoint , my
true snd lrwfui attorney, with a power of sub
stitution, for me. and in my name, to receive
from the United States the amount of pay now
ln to me, under the art for the relief of cer
tain surviving officers and soldiers of the revo
lution, approved 15th May, 1826, a a - in
the regiment of Xlie line of the army
of the revolution.
Witness mv hand ahd seal, this
, in the yesr .
Sealed and delivered in the")
preitnce tf " )
Signed. l. s.")
Before me, , a justice of the peace in the
county of , in the state of -, personally
appeared, thia day, , whose name ia sub
scribed to the foregoing power of attorney, and
acknowledged the same to he hia act and deed.
Witness my hand, this dsy of , in the
year --; (Signed)
, . 1,- clerk of the court of the. county of
, In the state of do hereby certify,
that before whom the foregoing power of
attorney wsa acknowledged, is a justice of the
pf"- 1
Ckutae
Henbane
Jalap
Celladona
Gentian
IJrjtnrioe
Catechtt ,.
Pprree '
Liquorice
dn.-efin'd
Ewe nee of Betgamot
Cinnimon
Imtn-
ITeHitork"
Peppermint -Tanay
Wint-r Green
Mustard
, in the eotin'y of , in the nate of j F.w. Veneris
Klixir Paregwv:
Vitriol
Em;). Adhscsivum
Csn'harides
Ttoborana
llydrsrgyri
Simplex
Diachvlon
Mahy'a
Pol. TJigits'lis
Senna Alex.
Uva tlrsi
Juniperi Sabini
Florea Bensoin
Martialis -Zinci
Sulphuria
Petri Carbonaa
Phosphas
Gum Ammoniac
.V.-anj. - r fc iGfcpa
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set mv
t. a. hand, and affixed the aeal of the aid
court, thia day of-, in the year.
M T;.
Ftrm f J&davit to be taken by AUtrnevi.
Before me,, a justiceof the peace in the i
county or . irf the - of r, personally
appeared lias ky, , the wnw wntj
the foreeoinr power of Attorney, and made oath
that the same Was not given to Vim by rearori of
any transfer, or of any attachment, levy, or sen-
.by'J;jMNlin;. of the pay
twerciD aouionzea to at received, out that the
said pay ia intended to irture wholly to the per
lonai oeneni or tne person ay wnonj toe sakl
power wae executed. .-
Witness my band, this-- day of in the
year .
Before me, , here insert either a justice
of the peace or other magistrate, duly empow
ered to administer oaths, in tbe county of,
in tbe state of personally annean-d. thii
day, , and - of tbe aaid county, a no
did. ieVcrsdl, nutke oath, that " , by whom
Tragacanth
-Copal .
Elemi
Gqaiacum
Calbanum
"Gambogrj
Elastic
Aloei Soc.
Benzoin
-Rino-
Rhubarb
Precipitate Red
-r. "-.vTlItf
- Petrol Bar bade mis
Poladelphis
rhoaphorus
Potash
PotaaaM ftulphas
...Pichjn"rr'n,lw
Qitaasia Rasp u
Qoickailver
Uuimne Sulphate
Mixture
Rid RheT
Pnlr.
IriaFlav.
Mexereon
Sciltx
Zinxlbar
ditto Pulv.
Valerian
Seneka
Anchoao
SpigeCa MarilaniEca
.Angelica
Serpentaria Vrrga -
; , Columbo ..." "
.4lumb Pulv.,-.-x
f ilycyrrliira : -Curcuma
Ijmga '
Gatanpl -Gen'ian
- Ciinaeng - -Saraaparitla
Elecampane
. Ahbea
... ' Colchicum
Jalap Pulv.
Ipecacuanha Pulv. .
'-Rosin White y
tellow
Bred Anise
:.Sweet Fennel:;
t-Whitf Mnstard
Black ; ditto
nde
Cardamom
Sugar of Lead
fianford'e Rark
Sodae Pup. Carb.
Phoaphaa
toda Powders
Reidlitx Powders
Spermaceti ,
Spirits of Nitre dulc
of Wine
of I .s vender Com.
of Turpentine
of Hartshorn
of Camphor .
F.psom
Martii
Glauber
Rochell
Diureticui
Tartar
Cheltenham
Nitre
Atnmo,'ttC''e
ditti Crude
Saffron Spanish
American
Oiled
Stirax Liquid
-catamne t
Caraaay
Coriander
Sal.
Gum (Shell Lae
Myrrh
Olibanum r '
Scamony
Thus
'::JVMaaUrwrv-
Galls Aleppo -Heflebore
W(r. s
Rive Syrup
lainghtss
Ipecacuanha
Lapis Calaminaris
Lae 8ulpbui
Lunar Caustic
Laudanum
Lichen islandicua
Mace
Manna Flake
ManeaU Carb.
Stanri Pul
Tarttr Emetic
, . Ammoniated
-Turpentine- V
lapat-a
Toruers Cerate -Tftict.
Aisafotici
r;Vlloe t5Myrrn
Cantharides ,F:;r-Ai6esV";:'T
- . Peruvian Bark
. ..Rhubarb
Cinnamotr s --
Guaiacum . v ;
i Huxham'sBara:
l Iodine .
Colchicum
Termerie , :
Capsicum
Serpentaria Vrrj.
Muriate Steel ' -Musk
- '
QOla
MacaaMir oil
F.yestones
P.ye-water
Rotten stone
lamp oil
Bole armeni '
Tapera.
Pill boxes
Tooth bmslies
Tooth powders
Pomatunt
Fancy paper
Swiaa Glue
Castile soap
Windsor ditto
Naples ditto
Transparent soap
WsshbsU ditto
White ditto
Ccphafic snufT
tdMTBtlt TJIKK.,
I ml. cerate note 1 do. do.
1 qi. JU. Oallipott aaaorted
I pt. do. do. . Pill tiles
, rjiixrs, comts. Ife
white If sd -fv ?... xiacK tawisti.j.Ktw-4
Red ditto Copal
Madder
Imon juice
Hull's Tntsea.
Maenboy ditto
fcotch ditto
SnufT b ixes
Black ditto
Venetian red
Spanish brown ;
Chromic yellow...
Cbramie green
Ivory black
Tellow Ocre
Crocus martit
Flake hit
Rose pink
Cochineal
Chinese Vermillion
Prussisn bhte-.-- -Figured
ditto
Ppsnih indigo
Copperas
. . Turkey rrmber
.Tcrra dealt nna.
Termerie
Ground fustie
. Logwood in stick
ditto ground
Ijthsrg
'"Red nnnders "r":;
Kicaragtta '
Verdigria
itrioli eoleothar
Spanish whiting . ,
A mat to
Lamp black
Tli-rs ! much be auy and or'nslilv in th
fallowing lines frctn ths r.p'ucnj, WsUhruaat
TUB SJBDATII MOBSIXO.
Iow elm comes tin tliU holy day !
1 Morning unfolds the F.tstera sky
And upsrds takes her hfty wsy,
Triumphant, to tbe throne on high,
Earth glorious wakes, as o'er her breast,
The morning flings her rosy ray, , .
And blushing, from tbe dreamless rest,
Unveils ber to the gsxt of dr,
So still the scene, each wakeful sound
Seems hallowed music breathing round.
The night winds to their mountain eavee,
Th momlnx mist to heavn,s blue ateeji
And to their ocean depths the waves .
Are gone, their holy rest to keep.
Tls rran-TuJI aV-vwwml -above -wr-n-
The forests far which bound the Scene
Af peaceful as their Maker's loe,, . , .
'C vi Tnr urn
bsrvier, stand ,
And elmids like earthlv bsm
AS ouiwaru oi aoxe viewtess rana.
Each tree that tjfls its anna in air, -
Oe baga its penaivf head from li'ZltlZ.
Seems banding at hs. morning prayer.
Or irhlsperin with the boar gone byw
Thia holy momNig, Lord, is Ihiae !
Let siknee sanctify thy praise t
Let heaven and earth-in love combine, ,
And morning stars their music nlae f
For, 'tis the tlayjoy, Joy, ye dead, -Wbee
death and hell were captive led. .
MISCF-IXANGOUS.
American ditto
cuss.
2 Gals. Specie Bottles I do.
1 do. do. ' do.
do. do. do.
1 qt. do. do.
1 pt, do. - do.
1 da do. do.
1 f-aLTincture pottes runnels
1 do. do. do. tfipple ahetls
1 qr.r dff, - po. Beeaat pipe i
1 pt. . do. do. , -. Bed uri nail
Sdov do. do: Wortars and petflet
oa.-r.do. do. r.r Pungent bottles y- .;
4 do. Tincture Bottles Retorts
2 do, do. " do."" Peg lamps
' ixsnvMttrs -
do. tXo.
I qt. salt mouth'd
1 pt. do. d.
4 do. do. do.
Grailuating measures .
Phiala assorted
Fvan's lancets
Common do
Spring 'do.
Gum do.
Scalpels
Lancet phiemes
Teeth drawers " '
Forceps
Seton needles
jHre9th,Am
Gum eta. Catheter!
Stomach Tubes
Wax Bougies
. MetaI1i: Bougies.
Gum elartie do,
Female Syringes
r Male do."---...
Clyster pipes
Spatulaa,
- Lord Chatham's eloquence was pe
culiar and matcblesi." Who can de
scribe it that has oot heard it L and
who that had the happiness to hear it
can do Justice to' it by description f It
was neither the rounded and the mo
notorious declamation, the exuberance
of Images, the acute sophistry, of the
attic wit and satirical point, that we
have, seen admired in our pwn times.
It was very various f it possessed great
force of light and shade ) it occasion-
rca5loo1!jrrose to epic"sublimit7. "
If he crept sometimes with Tiri-eus.
rheas often thundered and - lightened "
with "Tericlef ."-Hn-ironyp though "
atrong, was ever dignified his power
of ridicule irresistible, and his invective
so terrible,' that the objects of It
shrunk tinder it Tike shrubs- before the)
withering and the blasting sirocco.
Whoever heard this great man apeak,
aiwavi bro't away something that re
mained upon hia memory " and upon
his imagination. A . verbum ardens,
a glowing word, a happy facility of
expression, an appropriate metaphor,
a forcible image,- or a sublime figure,
never failed to recompense the atten
tion which the hearer had bestowed
upon him.
Z. After he retired and Before he Bai
any title of oobility, he used to drive
himself in a one horse . chaise.r:Al.
each tftwi jo which he came,lh peo
ple gathered round about hia carriage y--and
greetedhtmwithTtheloudcst
actfamationa. . ..,.:z.. -:r-zz.,:-.:' .
. Lord Chatham thought much of the
efJVcts of " dress, and of dignity "of
manner pn mnnllndr lie tiu tsever
seen on business without:!: foll-dresa
cat and tye-wi j-,. and ht, never per
mitwd hi-ndcrl:aecTeUnef
down in his presence.
BOOK BINDING: ;
THE su'oscribcr rpectfully informs the elt
isens of Sslishorv, and the surrounding
country, that he ha. established a flk Bindery
in raid town, on Main Street, a few doors south
of the Conrt-Housei where he will be thankful
to receive any kind of work tn his hna of business.
From a number of years experience, in F.iirope
and America, he feels confident of being able to
give entire satisfaction to all those who may fa
vor him with any description of Bindixf. -.
Blank Btakt made to order, atler any pattern
furnished, on short notice, and at prices which
no on s can complain of.
ZZJtiJi'on XffrfT- Afthe Fella of St.
Alary'a river, near ' Lake" Superior,
realties Mr. Johnson, the patriarch of
the place, whose wife is' a full blod,
broad checked . Chippeway, with the
following pretty name, Oshaugusco-,
day waygotih. She - has three aons
and - four daughter j i all carefully edu
cated. Mr. Schoclcraft, a man of
science, and a rrlebratrd traveller,
married the second daughter, who is a
Old Btdc$ JlebtM'ii either pUn or orramen.' vtxv accomplished womnn. She dres
I . B S . - 111 S . . a
aes like fasionablc Indies, except that
she wears black silk leggins. She has
a younger 6ister, vvho is a charming
creature, and " would c a belle in
Washington.' She sings Indian " like
an angrl, ar.d the, chorus of one of
her soncs is, ivr, vea, vet, haw ha.
tal. on the most moderte terms. All orders
from a distance, faithfully attended to. Hie pat
ronage of the public is repectfully solicited, by
their obt sent JOHN H. 1)K CAIITF.KET.
Salittur April 2M, 1827. 62
oiYmVtet to te 3e.U
OF Davidson county, a mullatto woman, who
aava her name ia Catharine, and belonirs to
William O. of Jefferson county, Georgia, and Mr. Jolinaon ia rich marts annualltf
wasdinCharfcatoiv
property oi jamcs uun, flee u ooe. is auoini - , , , ., ' ' .
5 feet hlgtti' rather- a dark mullatto,. between
21 and 72 years old, no particular marks per
eeptible on her, more than her face has the ap
A'Mfe tftftrik-CanUn.-?"" mnt9
SUPER10K Court of Law, April term, A. D.
.1828 1 . Jane Weaver fu.Williamiyeaver i
Petition for J)ivorce.: In this ease, it appearing
to the Utitfaetlon hf "thie Court that the defend
ant ia not an inhabitantif this atate, it is there
fore ordered by the court, that publication be
made in the Western Carolinan and Raleigb Star
for ail weeks, that be be and appear before the
ludge or our next superior uotm ot. us to j&e
tela or the county of Rowan, ut tbe Court
House in Salishurv, on the second Monday after
the. fourth' Monday in September next, and
plead, answer, or demur to said petition, other
wise judgment pro confesso'Will be entered,
and tbe petition be heard ex parte. 6wt23
Witness, H. Giles, Clerk of aaid Court, at of
fice, the 2d llioriday after the 4th Monday in
Sdsrchs A. D. 182&V --UGLES, C.1C -
cooks beavers' tails, to a charm.
Flint' Western T?eie. from
pearanceofbeliieiTnnrked with the mall pox. ... t....-nrtr...nm
ller owner is requested to come forwsrd, provetwmcrcnTe,!e.!,trtl". nr
property, pay charges, atd take her away, or says, if the reader wishes lor a long
otherwise .she will be dealt with as tbe law di- cr word, he may have the Mohawk
Uxingfrn, June 2(Hh. 1828. 21 ' '
Sunday, during th Jate war, having
gi ven directions that there should be no
working -or-tjonecraaary tMitse tha:
camp, cine "of his officers came to hint
and complainend that some methodist
soldiers had assembledrin' violation of
Us order, and opened a praye r meef-r
ing u Go, tl en, and join tbem," said
the General, and request them that
they will not forget me in their pray
era: Go fotbid that praying ishoulaV
bm wcftmmon i.otts in y wpi. .