An set fgr the relief of Crtii SMrtiving Ofiicer
ml Soldiers of lb Army of the Itevolution.
BE A martf A tU Senate tin.l ltute tf Itrp
rrentaliwt tf the 1nlttJ Slam tf America
in ct,r .ww "ft ,ch ,he u,r-
ffl of the trmv of tbe Revolution in
the Continental Lns who was entitled to bslf
psy by the rlv of Qctober tweiity-firt, sev
enteen hundred snl eighty, b authorized to re
ceive, out of nv money inMie treiry not nth
erwUa appropriated, the amount of hit Aril pay
In said line, eccordingto his rsnk in the fine, to
lm with the th'rril rtsv of March, one thousand
lJ ' eight hundred end twenty.is, and to continue
. during bit nsural lifei Fm'ulti. that 'under"
', r tli'x act, no officer shall be entitled fo receire a
i fcrger turn than tie full pay of a Captain to laid
"Che. ' '
SthfS-r 2: jfwf ft brvArreei that, whea.
J . ever sny of said officer ha received money of
"iUri flay of March, m thoossnd eight sWndred
" iv1 twentv-ali. aforesaid, ths sum so received
th Jtli deducted from hat said officer would.
::rZ"forrvW be ewirtledtorunde. in artf ftecynn
't-..ttiitKtv'nLeer7peiiM!tA'Vich wU
.-witec k mw entitled, shall cease ejer the fat
p aare of thiaact. ,
r flee. n-'MHUJurwrrwaneti, wsi every
toirviving Bon-eommiaaioned officer, musician; or
.. -private, in said army, who enlisted therein for
nd during the war, and continued in iU service
until it trrmi nation, and thereby became entU
tied to receive reward of eighty dollars, under
resolve of congress, pawed Ma fifteenth,
seventeen hundred and seventy-eight, ihall be
-.entitled, to receive bit full monthly pay in said
..service, otit'oTany money 1fl Jthe treasury-ot
wtherwist appropriated to begin on the third
day of March, one tlioueand eight hundred and
twenty-six. and to continue during hia natural
Uti FrtviJed, that no non-com mistiooed offi
eer, muoician, or private, in aatd array, wboU
Jtow o the pension Hat of the United States,
hall be entitled to the benefits of this act.
See. 4, Ami U It further entuttd, that the nay
allowed bv this act shall, under the direction of
the secreUry or tne tresaury, be paid to tne ora-
cror Soldier entitled thereto, or to their au
tknnwd ttornev. at such Dlsces and davs aa the
tkcretary nay direct 1 and that no-foreign pfB-'Aer-ahaU
be. entitkd to Skid IV I nor ludl any
officer or Roldier receive the same, until be fur.
msb to said Secretary lat'nfaetory evidence'that
Is t entitled tfflhe me in eonfvrmity to the
proviaions of thU act i sad the pay allowed by
this act shall not in any way be transferable, or
liable to attachment, levy, or seizure, by any le
nt tmevhitiWfMiliyi inure, -wholly to
-the personal benefit of the officer or solJiei en
titled to the same by this set.
- fee, 5. Md ie.iV fwiker tnotltd, that so much
0f mid pay as accrued by the provision of this
.ct, before the. Ihird day of March, eighteen
bandied and twenty -eight, shall be paid to the
.officer and soldiers entitled to the same, as soon
e) rjsy be, in tbe manner and under the previa.
Jbns before mentioned i and the par which shall
rente after said day, shall be paid semi annu
Ihr, in Tike manner, and under the same pro
iSoos. A. STEVENSON,
Speaker of the House of Representative!
b. sail in.
President of the Senate, pro tempore
.Approved: 13 May, 1828.
JOHN dCINCT ADAUS.
'SCretuury Dffiartment, May 39, 1838 1
The M Act for the relief certain or-
tnz oflken and soldiers of the reeolu
tionM pproted on the T5thdayol Way,
1128. (of Which the foregoing it a copy,)
be tarried into effect under tbe loU
Jowing reRHlatIbDl l"m6:,w''",
' Esch officer clsiminfi; tinder the act
till transmit.. to the ecretary of the trea-
tory a declaration, iccording to IbeTorm
hereunto annexed, marked A, and each
I
Kir Vo tndorif t.e t'ovnr, Kcvcta-
tioniryCljlmi.'
'ria if a J-d'iratitn I mmt t) tf.vmt.
For tne purnoie of wbisJning t benrfita of
sn Set, entitled " An set for the relief of certain
surviving oflicer snd soljien of the army of the
revolution, approved on the 13th of May,
I of in the county of in the
riita 0f l-, do hereby declare that I was sa
oflicer in the continental line of the army of the
revolution, and served a mIi, there Insert, to
the end of the wsr, or (as the case mar be) to
tbe time when the arrangement of the army
provided by the resolves of congress of the 3d
snd 31t of October, 1780, wss carried Into ef
fect, and Was 1 educed under that arrangement.
at which period I waa A in tue regi
ment of the line. '.'
And I also declare, that t afterward received
a nificato (commonly: called a commutation
Certificate) for I sum equal to tbe amount of 6e
ycaii full pay 1 which ram was offered by tbe
molv tof xogrrs,of the 22d of March, iTai,
instead of tbe half nay for life, to which I was
entitled .odet4ha reaplve CJfefi JW.SfASrJ
"And 1 da further declare,lhat I have received
0? the United States, as a pensioner, ainc4 Ue
11 day of March, 1S26' (Here insert fsa mo
ney, or (a the taae may be) that I nave re.
ceived, as a pensioner of the United State,
since tbe 3d day of March, 1 838, the sua of
dollars, paid to me by the agent for paying pen
stonsin the Hate of- . (Signed
Before me, , (here insert, justice of the
peace, ft other magistrate, duly empowered to
administer oaths, in the county of . in the
state of n personally appeared, this day,
01 aam tn the said county, who did, seyerally,
make oath, that by whom the foregoing
drcUration was subscribed, is generally reputed
and believed to have been an officer in the army
of tbe revolution, in manner a therein stated.
Y itneta my band, this day of , in tbe
vear . fSinedl
1, , clerk of the court of tbe connty of
in the Ute or . do hereby eertity, tnat
, before wbom tbe foregoing affidavit were
sworn, was, at the time, a here insert,
justice of the peace, or other magistrate, duly
. - .t. 4 J A. I
empowereo to acinuiwier oauis,j ana auiy cm
powered to administer oaths.
In teitimony whereof, I have hereunto set m'
fju hand, and affixed the teal of the tud
court, tnia day or i we-year
pignodVj
IhO
renpr
. .. it r . - 4 - 1. t
y r ',uteaana reucvea o bits ccrti sn
oiucer in Ue army of tLe rero!utla. la nan
ner as tlicrcin stated. . ,
j Witnes rny hnd, Oils . day of in th
vesr . 1 flirnedl -
I, , clerk of the court of the county of
i. , in the stste of ' 1 , do hereby cr r
tifv, that -ii 1 1' before whom tho fnrcpolng
affidavits were iwnm, waa, at the time, (hetl$ n.
Krt either ' Justice of the peace or other W
gistratn, duly empowered to adminialer oaths,
and duly empowered to administer oaths.
' In testimony whereof,! have hereunto set my
(k, a) band, and affiled the seal of the laid
court, this day of In the year,
. . (Signed 8t27
non-eommuiiiflld efflern miiiti, and firi
wJafT Iccotdlnir, to" the form marked B,"
accompanied br'the oatb of tro respecin-
Ue wltneMCt, at to nit laenuiy, woicn
"th ' u'tobc "Ukeo before a juatice of the
- peacr or other inagjitrttedoli tropow
red to administer oat ba iu the aiatei or
- lerritorv in which be reside, and auiben
lictted under the teal of the court or the
county in which the oath waa administer
edt at thown in the said form.
Each officer will also transmit his com
mission, if in existence and attainable,
nod each non-commusioned officer, mo
nlcian, mud private, bis discharge ; which
documenta, after being registered, will
to returned. If the commission or dis
charge hat been lost or destroyed, he will
a . a
trananut tucn otner evicence it ne may
pottett or co obtain, corroborative of the
jjUtemenulet forth in bit declaration.
If tlie evidence trsntmitted, taken in
connexion with that afforded by the pub
lic record at Washington, be found ealis
Isctory, the amount of two years' full pay,
Ml the rate to wbich the officer or soldier
wat entitled, according to hia rank in the
linei at tbe close of the war, or at the
time of hit reduction, (at the cate ma?
to,butin do ..instance, .exceeding the full
pay. of t captain of the continental line,
will be tranemitted to him, at the place
of-biareaidcnceAfter,deductinK there-
from the amount of any pension which
he may have received from the United
Suits since the 3d day of March, 1836.
He may, however, authorize any other
person to receive it for bim; in which
case, he will execute a power of attorney,
according jQjhe..annexed form, marked
C, which must be acknowledged before a
justice of the peace, or other magiatrate,
" and authenticated under the teal of the
court of the county, in the tame manner
as is already prescribed in regard to dec:
: iajatiMfeu
to any such attorney, untH hrfiaiTtadlf
Mthi according :;.to jbe annexed form D,
that the pay which he it authorized to
receive is intended to enure wholly to the
personal benefit of tbe officer or soldier
whose attorney be is. .
hit leqoestedthat all lettera to the
febreurry of the trcwor;,oij the sobjectsj
Ftm tf ) dfthrmUm to malt bp Jientff
mimUmtd tSeeru nuddmi and 'Mtvatet.
.. Tor the purpose of obtaining the benefit of
An act lor the reliefer certain urvivmr om-
cera and soldiers of the army of the revolution,"
approved on the 13th of May, 1828, L , of
, in tbe county of , in the state of ,
do hereby declare that I enlisted in the conti
nental line of the army of the revolution, fur
and during the war, and continued in ita service
until Ita termination i at which period I was a
sergeant, corporal musician, or private, as the
case may be, in captain 'e company, in the
regiment of the fine. And I also de.
dare that I aAerwards received a certificate fur
the reward of eighty dollars, to which I was en
titled, under a resolve of Congress, pasted the
13th of May, 1778.
And 1 further declare mat I WU not, on the
fifteenth day of March, 1828, on the pension
list of the United States. (Signed)
Before me, (here insert either a justice
of the peace or other magistrate, duly empow
errd to administer oaths, in- the county of ",
in the state of , personally appeared, thia
day, - - i and of the raid county,., who did
severally make oath that , by- whom the
foregoing declaration- waa subscribed, is gener
ally reputed and believed to have been an joffi.
eer in the army of tbe revolution, in manner a
therein stated, l
.. Witneaa .my hand., thi dy of j in
the year . (Signed
I, , clerk of the court of tbe county of
sin the stataof -,do certify, that ,
before whom the foregoinranda vit were swotwy
waa, sit Jhe meVa (justice of , the peace,
or a the case may be, and doty empowered to
administer oath.
lntesilmouy whereof, I have hereunto set my
ft, a, band, and affixed the seal of the said
; court, van uay oi , in wc year
,. . - Signed-"" " ' -
Ftm tf a Prwer tf Jlittrney.
Know all men bv thee presents, that I; ,
of , in the county of , in tbe state of
, do nereby constitute and sppoint , my
true and lawful attorney, with a power of sub
titution, for me, and in my name, to receive
from th United States the amount of pay now
due to me, under the act for the relief of cer
tain surviving officers and soldiers of tbe revo
lution, . approved 15th May, lave, a a in
the regiment of the line of the army
of the revolution.
Witness my bsnd and seal, this - cay of
, in tbe year
Sealed mi dtHvtrtd in the x
prttcntt tf 5
Signed t. .
Before me, -, a Justice of the peace in the
county of , in the tate of , personally
appeared, this day, , whose nsme is sub
scribed to the foregoing power of attorney, and
acknowledged the same to be his set and deed.
Witness my band, this- day of, u the
year , Signed
I, clerk of the ourt- of Uie xunty of
, in tbe state of , do hereby certify.
that , before whom the foregoing power of
attorney ws acknowledged, u a Juatice of tne
Drags, MtMelnesi &c.
7 ' E. W1LLEY k CO
MthttifiUJtvgmitullStSiultff.
,- a TT AVISO freqently been eollct
C ) Jl tod to publiih a Et.of their
- f if , MtJeinet, Dmrt, FuitUt, Cebars,
"') t ,l"fce. for tbe benefit of Aho-publk,
;zJJa, ;;prer.iw the foUowuig.M fmpnig
.M principal part or tnetr present assortment
ACid Biuruue .. . ., .... , Awonua
. ' Nitric
Sulphuric '
- Lemon .
Acetic
Tartarld
Alcohol
Aloe
Alum
thiops Mineral
Ammonia Carb.
llq To! -Antimony
Crude
Pulv.
Class
Arrow-Hoot Indian
Arsenic
Aapheltum . , J
Asssfortids
Anodyne Liq. of lof ,
Allspice
tber Sulphune ,
Aqua Fortia
Rob
Baam Copaivt
- Peruvian- -
.r.,Tolutan
fiarbadnea Tar.
Bacc Jutdperu
Bora
Brimstone
Camphor
Castor t ' ' - '
Camhsmdet -Crete
Praeparata
Calomel ' )
Cochineal .
Corrosive Sabfimate
Crocus Msrti
Cocus lodicu
Cubebs
Cobolt or Fly Stone
Colocyntb Pulv.
Clove
Chamomile Flower
Cinnabar Factitious
Cream Tartar
Conserve of Roses
Cortes Cinnamon
Peru flav.
Rubi
Aurant.
SaWra
. Caacarilla -
Canella Alb.
Cortex Metereon
.' . .' Simarouba - "
Oornu Cmi BaapU
Dover! fowdera
extract of Bark
Cicutae
- Henbane
Jalap
r
a C!o.
Nutmrjs
K'H Vomica
Oil Aniseed
Crotoo
Worm Seed
rureju
Oil of Lavonder
Clovta
Rhodium .
Cart or
Swet .
Sasufrat
ftpike
Roaemsry
Cinnamuo
fteujlock
Tantey
Pip Mnh
Otto of Rovi
Opium Turkey T
Oside Biamuin
Osymel Squill
Ointment
Peariash
Pearl barley
, Pipe Clay English
Pepper Long
Cayenne
Black
-' - FiHa Anderson' ...L
.Lee
Hoopnr'a J '
" Pilb ltKfo?-?j
Comp Assafw. .
Rhubarb
Preeip;att Hed -
. wbhr-rt
- Petrol Barbadenri
Poladelpbia
Pbossbonta v
Potash
I Potaasae Sulphar ...
Pitch Burgunda
Quassia Rap'd
Quicksilver -Quinine
Sulphate
Aiiatuie
HadRhel
Pulf.
Iris Flav.
Metereoe
Scillse
Zinsibar
ditto Pulv.
Valrriaa
Seneka
Ancbusn
SpigeliaMariUndicn
Angelica
Serpent aria Virp
Cotonibo-
i
v :...
.. . Red RunlT5l
Omum
LIimkI Hoot
Vitriol WLite
r.lue
Wine, AntimoniaL
nrtr ubdicimu.
Roger' Vegetable pul Stoughton's Bitter
monio deterrent, for Aromatio ditto
tough, coKla, and Steer Opodeldoe
consumptions. ' - ' Henry's Megneaia
Pateman's Drop Hoger! Vegetable
OodfVey' Cordial Marlaem Oil, or -British
Oil Medicamentum,
Turrmgton' Cataam
Medicine chests - f ntrewlng Smalt
Camel balrd pencil Pine and coarse aponp
gourt piaster rumic stone,
Cold leaf . - - Wbit leather akin :
Silver ditto ' , Apoth.acales k wcigbb
Cold nronze ronuw atarcn
Silver dilto:w Ataerlce-- dittw
Copper ditto .: Twine
illatler bow strings ,. Vanilla beane"' '
Blwck I red iog.powCerTOorma ditto
4 liquid Ink Whitav WU
Wht v..w.irt. Teuow dote ,
CUrk'sindeHble ditto Bay ditto
Perkins ditto ditto Bed seating ditto
Patent Lint ' ' White chalk
Lampwlck- Bed ditto '
Lancet cases French ditto
Com. Mortars It PestWsCologne water
Polishing Powder Antique oil
peace.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
l. J band, and affixed tne teal ot tbe said
. .court, thia day of, in the year.
Farm tf Affidavit tt b taken by Attorney:
Before hie, --: ; Justice of the peace in the
eounty-ot , -,( ?, personally
appeared tin day, , the attorney named in
the foretroinr power of attorney and made oath
that the same, was, not given to him by reason of
any tranuer, or ol any attaenment, levy, or ten-
ore, by any fcgal jmiceas whatever, of tbe pay
therein authorized to be received, but that the
said pay i intended to inure wholly to. the per.
tonal benefit of the person by whom the ssid
power was executed
Witness my hand, toit- clsy of, in the
year . .
Before me, here insert either a justice
of the peace or other magistrate, duly empow.
ered to administer oaths, in the county of.
in the state of - , personally appeared, this I Lichen lalandicds
da"y, -ass-ss. and of (he aaucj ooony, vkg I Waeft
Belladona
Gentian
:iHii?f!: Liqwosice
-r Catecba "
Sprue u...
Liquorice
dVrrfin'd .
Essence of Bcrgamot
. . Cirnamoe -
Lrmon --
- Hemlock
Tansey
Winter Green
Mustard
Em. Venern
Elixir Paregoric
Vitriol
Emp. Adhaesivum
Camharidca
Roborans
Hydrargyri
Simplex
Diachylon
Mahy'a
Pol. Bighalia
Senna Alex.
Uva Ursi
Juniperi Sabini
Florea Benxoin
Msrtiafia
Zinci
Sulphur!
Ferri Carbonaa
Fhosphu
Gum Ammoniac
Arabic
Tragacahtb '
Copal
Elemi
Cuaiaoiini
ColumboPnhr.':
"Clycyrrhisa '
"Curcuma Loaga -Galangal
' Genian
Ginac-nf -
Sarsaparilta -Elecampane
Alt be
r colcblcum; :-- : -.
. JaUpPult.
Ipecacuanha Pulf,
Rosin White
Yellow"
Seed Anise .
Sweet fennel
White Mustard
Black dittos-Caraway
Coriander
Cardamom
Sugar of Lead
Sanford'a Bark
Sodae Sup. Carb.
Pbosphae
Soda Powder
8eidlits Powder
Spermaceti
Spirits of Nitre dulc
of Wine
of Lavender Com.
of Turpentine
of Hartshorn
of Camphor
Sal. Epsom
Msrtia
Glauber
Rochell
Diureticut
Tartar
Cheltenham
Nitre
Ammoniac Kef.
dittO ClUdO
8aflron Spanish
American i "
Oikd.
Pill boxes Macaavar oil
Tooth bruihe P.yc-etonce
Tooth powder Eye-wster
Pomitum " ' Rotten atone)
Fancy paper Lamp oil
Swiia Clue Bol anneal
Castilr soap ' Taper
Wlndior dirt - Imoa Juice
Naple ditto Hull' Tniasre,
Tranparnt soap - Maonboy ditto
WaahbaM ditto Scotch ditto
White ditto Snuffboxes
Cephalic snuff
attain waH.
I. gal. cerate pots do. do. do.
1 qt. do. do. . Gallipot assorted
I pUido, do. Pill tile
tJtnfs, coLoti.Jft.
WbUelead
Red . ditto
Black ditto
Venetian red
Spanish brown.
r.Black Tarniah,
Copal Varnish '
Madder.
Copperu
urkjtmber
" Terra de sienna
' Termerio . 7
Ground fustic.
Logwood in stick
ditto ground
Litharge
Red saundera
. Nicaragua
Verdigria
Vitrioli colcothaT
Spanish whiting
A mat to
, Lamp black
Chromic yelloW
Chromic green
Ivory black
Yellow Ucre
Crocus mania
Flakewbite -Pari
white
Rose pink -
Cochineal
Chinese vcrmillioo
Prussian blue
Figured ditto
SpsnUh indigo
Aaoncan ditto
C.JJJ.
2 GaU. Specie Bottles 1 do.
do. do. do.
do. do. do.
1 qt. do. do.
1 pt. do. do.
4 do..ila do,
raL Tincture Bottles Funnel
1 do. do.' do. Nipple ahell
1 nt-dorrr- po. Breast pipe :-
l pt. do. urdo.. - Bedonnali ' f
do. do. J do.' Mortars and peatlel
oa do. do. . Pungent bottle
do. Tincture Bottle Retort
rat n. y. nmnurT tiluiui
like now that fJU lier water g!ijrr
Earth's pleasures fl sway i
they red on tima's retiitless llde,
And old are, whlUtLey stay.
Hut joys that from rerglon low-, . "
Liko (tars that gild He night.
Amid the darkest gtoom of wo, , ,
Shine forth with sweated igf4t ' '
,r(" c
Religion' ray no clouds vlscurt. '
But o'er the Christian soul , l ." "'
tt abed t radiance calm and I pure,
Though tempest round bita roll.
Ills hesrt may break 'neatb sorrow ttroi.
But to U latest thrill, r - -tike
diamonds shining when they're brckaV
Thatdsy wiU ligbtlt U!L ... '
fra Tare caaisnif yui?arr
,;:v...;..;..TaT jMj,-;
. mOt Tbou Book of sacred treasure,4 "
irwini nr nionan so neneciM r
Source of alt that true of ftleasurav -
jMiMii jwu iiirai ncaiTvn rwuecsee
Hoy truth around u beaming - v
From tby radiant page divine, .
'Wake our souls, from earthly dreaming.
Bear them beyond UJl world' eonfiW
' Then bow aweet low on' our beiof "
By Almighty love eorrounded i
Thus Ue Rock of Age seeing,
Find our happiness uiibounded.
tO A WHITF. HOSE.
Go to my fair, thou lovely rose, '
Present to her my duty t '.
And at you on her breast repose,
Which rivals thee in beauty.
Tell her 1 found thee in the shade .
A lone, retiring blossom
And that thy stem I've tbomtea made.
To guard so pure a bosom.
Tell her that though the wilderness
Contained thee blooming looery,
Tby beauty 1 power was none tbe less;
, And that It knot only
JWiihin the rude world's ardent gaze,
Beauty is worth admiring, "
But that it rather shuns k praise.
nu tuvcMcaa ssou rcunug
Minight ffymn A Ruttian CWritl
Wrtthoo never-eettiag light,
i'iby fctive
Why doe thia nnosoal night -
Cloud tby bleat benignity f
I am lost withoot thy ray j
Guide my wandering footstep, Lord !
" Light my dark and enlng wav -
To the noon-tide of Tby word)
do. do.
1 qt. tart moutb'd
1 pt . do. d.
do. do. do.
Graduating measure
Phials assorted
f do, do. '
do. ; -" Peg lamps
ivirkvuintirr
Evan's Lancets
Gum elatt Cathetem
Common do Stomach Tubes
d--:r.wax Bougie
Snrinr-
Gum do.
Scarpele -
Lancet phjemea
Teeth drawwra
Poreepe
Seton needle
iae9A,1838.
Metallic Boor.
Gum elastic, do.,..
Female Syringes
Male .do.
Clyater pipea
Spatula...
Galbanum
Gamboge
Elastic
Aloe Soc.
Benzoin
Kino
Gum Shell Leo -
-Myrrh.
Olibanura
. Scamony
Thuf
Mastic - -
Galls Aleppo , . '
Hellebore Nig.
srjrssp , Alhc'f.rr
Hive Syrup
Isinglass
Ipecacuanha ' -Lapis
Cslsminaris
Lac Sulphur
Lunar Caustic
Laudanum
' Stirax Liquid
Catamite
Stanni Pul.
Tartar Emetic
Ammoniated
Turpentine Venice
japwsav-
Turner Cerate
Tinoi Assa&rtlda
Aloe c. Myrrh
Cantharidea
.-Aloear:.
Peruvian Bark
l"lgMali!1A-A
. .,:,..:.lthubarbi&eycs;5
Cinnamon
Guaiacum
. Iluxham' Bark ;
Iodine
Colchicum
- Termerio
Capsicum
SerpentariaVTTg,
llarijtje Stoel
ftucib LatiA for
rTlHE subscriber being dcter-
X mined to return to the eastern
part of tbe State to reside next win
ter, offer for sale his valuable Plan-
tetitn in liuwan county, containing thrt AwiuftW
and twtnty-tne ncrvst all of which is ot a supe
rior quality. Those who bsve seen the lend,
my it is equal to any in the county. There are
excellent buildings of every description on the
place.' Persons who want a healthy situation, a
good stand for a Store, and an elegant farm, will
be very much pleased with tbe land. Tbe land
is ten mile west of Salisbury, on tbe aherrru s
Ford road, adjoining tbe land of Mr, AUmsnd
Hall, Mr. Joseph Cowan, and others. I deem it
unnecessary to say any thing further, as it is
presumed the purchaser will view the premise.
RICHARD C. HOLMES.
June 4th, 1828. 18
THE valuable Aft At and lends
formerly tbe property of Geo.
Saner, dec'd. ate offered for sale
bv the late purchasers. ThU land
lies on DutcJunW ejeefc 4 mietetof Meek.
yille, adjoining the Gilea Uumford tract, and ia
equal to any undTn Howsn counlyTWilb I targe
proportion of superior meadow i the Mills are
of superior conct ruction, and have now a very
good and increasing run of custom i tbe wster
power can very conveniently be made to drive
any hind of Machinery, For other particular,
and terms, apply to Thomas D. Gibbs, one of
the proprietors, on the premise. v
rnsiAaa a si W mwaM
sou -: . .. rt nuaaa it. woas.
Jtfcyf34l828..
JOSEPH HANES,
PETER 9ANER,
JACOB SANER,
MARTIN SANER,
B.AnoUe?tr
ner, adjoining the above, containing 1 "225 acres,
will be sold in connexion with the above, or tep
arately sa may best suit the purchaser j which
b likewise fint rate land. ,
Al will be told, a let adjoining the town of
Mocktville, containing ten acres of land, with a
good dwelling-house, with out-house, snd an
excellent garden i this property will be sold
low, en agcwqupftting. tcrtttt. Apply a Aore-I
laoa Tax nmi wrart raueaaesiV.
TO TBE XBJIDZR.
Doubtlesa, I can prove to you,
(The proof n strong I'm thinking)
That Henry Cby and Johnny Q.
Are not averse to drinking.
For lately (so goes the tale about.
Their epiritt gone in tttt.
They rolled ah Fmpty Barrel out
And filled ita place with JVdr.
- If Messrs, Greea k Jarvi think the above wof
thy an insertion in tbe Telegraph, they are at
liberty to give it one- Tbe author, though aa
Administration man, professes libera! feeling
towards his opponents, and was by no taeasf
pleased at the late appointment of kin Barbour.
'" " kixwetnkM.-
MISCELLANEOUS.
A writer in the Black Hiver Gav
zette sugjejtt a novel experiment for
the aupprcjslou of Intemperance 4'ac
one fell .twoop!lII
"Thinkt-I-to-myself, the other diy,
it would be beat to buy a large quan
tity of whiskey, and get all the drunk
ard in town, toothers' tod. 1ft then,
drink and drink until the v destroyed
themselvca. 'Iliey ahouIdlnurTOT"
laree yard. like a pound, with a
id a
fence four feet high, over which they
could not climb j and then be fed in
troughs : and they should be alwayw
kept there, thatther-might not go-
about, as a bad example to sober peo
ple. They should have no intercourse)
with toe A0rvor any respectaoie living
being. Parents should ga once or
twice a year with their children, ana
look over the fence, and tell their
children, "that red faced montter wat
once a man. But whiskey has changed
him into a brtite."
Atutoni thine fact. There died re
cently in the town of North Stonniog-
ton. Conn, a voman, aged about w
years, who had been ill a longtime,
andcdmplamed of-xceaiveiptinJcL
ber heartx- She left a request tpat tne
Dhviicknswho attended her. should
examine the cause of her extreme su
fering. The request was comply
with, and in the centre of Jier heart,
there waa found a living worm, an
inch and a quarter long, and of large
sixe; '-'
i.
Robinson Cruoe$ . ilanor l
United States shin Vincefinea visited
ihe island Jow lrnanderffe
toast - o Whili,; a . le wfemctps!iot
and remained there "three days.
There, were two yankee and aix On
heitans on the island. " The form"
had formed i ettle"mcnt for th pa
nose of supplying whale ahipa UJ
hsh. nouitrv ana vetreuDics. ,c v"
j i j u
is said to be astonishingly fcnsle,