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1810.
VOL. X NO, 617,
M4.
.IIEILO.YJlJL.
rm s Au'.'ii'(r auu iiuuiiu .ut.
( i fc'nd spacious building, jutt finished
.j&teduy. i." n"t tleca'it, jvlcA supcrwr lu
ia 'on 7 It I. the Uml formerfy ovned
I'J ec"ip:e J by h' 'incle, Daniel Crest, fen.i
t,. ttreet a few loors from the :oiift-ll.ne,
a, t side ; Whc-e the subscriber hopes to re
ic cll frffn his customers, s ul s!l others
thi see desirous if tiiyin
('Affi Gooh, J Goo'l Goods !
r 'fi'T ' ,,or 'nerval", 'fiercf from
fj.1i Irtjihis a "-I New York, wed e1 'el "J
svsipl' tr nme nt of
,V;n? Sumner GOODS,
ltJ adapted l' I hi marked, and pu-clia':d en.
y.'v fcr f ir, hicli vi ill ei'ahle h,n i
v-j frfii lor C Sll, k o;i time to resprnsihle
fjiiunKM- i Amoiijf lin stock, wi!l ba futttvl
icomjildc r(iiien( ot
DRY GOODS,.
JIu d-y arc, " Gronrr,
Cittuiy, . Donifftirg, V. .
TUtf lia vUh to jurclaie uod n I cheap
OA '!' p'evc call, cismioe, srrl judge for
L'.sid;e'
p.ivwl ii. rjnnss.
D A'h, 1823. 'J7
X.
id r,
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r. n 4 -
.u'ixrurt.4wiMiiicte4 trr,dwrt4 arm'sJanat tTMrm-ThrlZVSrrrf; or'
""tffii sill Urtatter b? esrrird on h the uh. ! 'he toin'ructioi. .,t a rjil roa I from the ter.
.ivf , Ka otU aeeo eonstaotiv on bani. or
-,.f.M.. In c,r ler.
QJ (M'iSJ' S- IS. " - -
SV!s; aMTu mv War h "
rriide nf the ht mstcna's sml in the n.oit m
a'.an?isl and fa lonjblc .tyliS cf workrnin !.ip , 1
ard hop. s, by a tnr t sttentionjo th;t bi.rirh ol
bunntn, to ner t the p.itrrnsrTr nt thr p-iOrte.
IK U. CHESS
ciiWLAM) kV T):mi:ci:.
KM. CLAVLAM and A funULNfl .
a tut.ug farmed a copartner,'iij ii the
IJc' n!ile ll'iane", I'nder the sSove ttrtv, leg
Wse re; ctfuHy to iiiform the inhahituuts vt
fct'rtnrrT-id- The nirrorindiiiff emmtry,- thr.
ILcy Ijive just returned f-m Nei:Tr:. and
faiiidclphm, -snth a be intrtut assortment of
AVw Style, Fnnnj and Stiple
- GO0l)3r -
-.Sitai hktcifiea Klectxd. ftvmj'ie latest im-
pcristioni, and wIT! te offered at a very''maTI
siujicc- to cat! . I'urcb aaer arc tav Jci ta call
aid view their asortnnent.
rTVI!'. Nu!rs atidaccounb oi" A. forrnice, and j
LaccuuutJ o. r. I orn ucc, air i ;
efC I.,Torrencelfor . colleQtioi, 1 and 1 wottlJl
advise those interested, to call on him. htfurt ten
tty tyjrr. Mas tJo-irt.
A: TOKKKNttK.
15
.pl 17(, 1830
Uiimni C' I'mcr.
V"" v
ALJo-incdacorrt. 1
nership, . Hutch I
a.x. i-roca- .KiA.fri,, 11. 1
I nf .1 tf l'.
tmiiht and JevftUtrt, tor
l ne purpose o carry, ,iKo..
business, in all its va
riOUS Drancnes, in IMC 10 n
ilisburv. I'hev occu-
I the ,VfW Shop, built by Jsmts B. Hampton,
c';oinin his dweltini; on Maine street, 6 or 7
win south tf the Oourt-I louse.
They will care fully Repair ail hndt nf Watch
es, Ctcks, and Time-Pie, and warrant thtra
to perform well ; And are prepared to manufac
ture, and will Veep on hand for nule, all descrip.
-tronrrf" Silver Ware, such as Spoor., Iartloii,
copsr Toiigi, he. Work sent from a distance
sin be promptly executed, and sattly returned
according to directions.
A good assortment of JEWELRY w ill oe kept
jauUaUv.ua hand, iad.snldJJW.ttfrjca?A8, , . .
JAMF.S B. HAMPTON,
JOHN C. PAL.MEK.
S&tburv, .Jprit '2d, 1850. 13
Jsrries U. Hampton tenders his rratcftd ac-
tftowledirtfrnents to Ihc nuhric,' fr the fibers!
pstroi;ijrr hitherto extended to himself individ
ullv s sod refeetfnllv asks roiilinusr.ee of it
lo th firm nf uhirih Km it nurtnr. H
Thoso indebted to him, are earnestly dired to
liquidate their accounts, as soon as po'sihle ; as
bia new rrrsnrfeiTient makes it jieccsary old
Kbres should be settjed up.'
.pfti'i.-kiaulv..tlt,j
i.-i, j in uie. iiiosi ateeauiy pan 01 uk
town, and is very suitable .for a small I
s.'iVii' 'Tt)e,.4c4 rs"a!tit9dexmramaefy
- Ssd fi arden, iih inucli rar? -ajtrabbehr , Tlie'
-terms tan be made easy ,' si the most oT the pu'r
.fifea-;t money can be paid by note in4he Bank
cs lua usual teems of accommodation. - Perwha
ishing to purhas, can apply to Mr. E. Alle
. ttonj.-ot to David F. CaldweU. Esq. (who is.au
'horised to nuke tiile,) nd the terms can be
kno"- H. C. JONtS.
Cotton 6 in -Makiug,
iTM HENRY A. CUNCAMON, in the town
rU texington, Davidson count v, N. C.
m Gma hsvt the credit of being among the
in tins part of the ccuntr".
""I. u jtfTr of 5
C7 Atirnomix
'x' l is first .Vn(ii the 3l ''Mif rri.
At Act tmniwlinx tml i.ipj)lenjenr)r f( iho Kt
to tin Hteof Ohio in itnj.o th?lli.
sml (nlfrra Iijyt jn u Uke r.rjc, nJ to
"'i'U " unili y ir.L"fi(i to syl iuuJo i J
. n cujislr-iuv-i llCMkaMtUctce4
y lf,jrjn'iiri,.lontiuni of.Jiud to
ceruit persons in Arkanss.
: tfttt ei.trrOy tf SrtaTrnnrf Uvsutf Tttp.
f'tmuinvti ifm L'lUtt i .Main Jm'rlcti In
C'iffrs if'., Tint so IB i'A of tl4 set,
s;,iiuyrJ Mv fsn! T'Mirth. one tlioUml
riRht hum!rei iui t w.Mts l((h', endderl An
Kit is-lihe S(,. (,t Ohio m eiirrulin the
M.s. ni t'snsl from li)ten o lke Krie, atvl to
ltrr q isniify wf Itn.l lo s.'1 frj in
t.u- curs puc'iu t of the (;'iU s.ith'irirr.l by
Is, aid for mk.ni; i) msu.j'm of latul to ecrtsin
person m Arksmti rerntorv," ss provide
Uil thcesie ft mi of the Mumi Und nh!l be
f.ni,!?e(l i'lun 'vini'y yrsrs or hst Sitr
stull be biuii.J to ;,y t-i h t'nitnl Stsrs the
snmruit f any Is '.d prvviouy i,Jilt be, snJ th
tsme it hereby repealed: '.H that if
tb !stel Obii (ili apply hr tml lun l or
tiir proceedt of the mIcs, or snv ps't thereof,
to ny ott.rr u-e win'tver, than in the esten
slan of tho Nfnlii fans!, bclor the i.n shall
rrsre bren co.npletc.l, the snut prsnt, f,. all
Ismtt niisoNJ, aiuM t'l. rchy brrum nuU and
void, sikI the aid Viteof Ohio Oisll become
ltM iM rHtrl tn ur to. yijc I'nnrd tres,
J ,u 4lnJuM )or uj, il, ,r pjTt"
tliere of, msy ha e lirn 1 1, deducting tbr r
penats mcurrec m rtll.-n' thr sane . .In J fro.
i ." .', Tl.sl it sdtll be Is ful t .r 'he I eps
' i'ur nt s.mI S's'i- t' ))rc;jriie tb. pro. reds
i.f lli; Ui.d ifrsolf I, either in csteii.liiu' the
miiialMi ol (he -uJ Lanal, at Ui)ton. to2rds
'be "! Like
ritn9: Aft f-rt- mt't ?,' TMat'uTi
ever the line of tli aid('iMil to !u exten.
Ii
j aforetid f.n.n Datton t.i the Miirnee Iviver,
tt fh ni nth I' AuBfiize, shall pas over bind
I by the t'n.ted s'au- it I,ail he lawful 'or
the (jo r r.mr ot 1'ie ite of !iio to locate oilier
landi i.i lieu nr it.r Un1 n o1 J , 'ri-V.-;,
such locations sl.u'l not exreed the iuihIlt o)
cre necea,ary lo ro nplev an srei' r
tity, enual to one UJi,( f.ve -ction in :i!
on tach side cf a;J ex'eu.letl C .-nil.
A. Slf V f.NsON,
. in.
h.
f'Pter oftlie Ibm-e of R-'prnr-.'s'i
-rt,
J. C C W.IIOI'N,
ic? PrasnlTit nf the I'ni'.ed Sta'c1: Sti'l
Pr-s!Jenl of (h; t.islo.
. Appryve, Apr.t 2,
Ni)Kr.H JAfKSU
An et msHi" t;.priprittons to psy thr ev
.... .penys incui.'LJ ia Luldicg cerUia, Indian
Treaties.
HF. it ennct'il Jy S--ii! crJ F f '71
- -' 1 - rw- '.if.. J 1
metttnUvrt oj iiw? L mir l o.'ufn 0 .imerica in
Vonien ufiewi.'i.V., JJut the lollowinj; S'jns he
monev
the Tressurv, not otherwise appropriated, for
. , I . .
For payment of trie spe-el menrrM by tne
Comnus'ioners, in p,rev.nnj for sird holdinjr
trr.c;rs w.'h the sVinnrbsjjo Iiuhans, ami, a'so,
Mini Uic Lhtpptu-as. Uttawas, and I'ota iuU
mie, and the cminril held with tin; S snd
Foxes, at Prairie du Chien, in Julv and iijnst,
lo,; thousand eiirht hundred and twetv...;ne.
; h, lUvwtry( nint. n,n(,L, M. ,,;,.-, ..four
, ,, . r.ir,p ..,,. . 1;,, -pioihiir;,! ' ih-
. "-
e)t;(,Ke,K,irbf the Indian Department." this
,mount p.j.j (rom Ml contingencies to t'.eneral
M,Nri, im, )r AtW)ler on acC0UB, , ,heir
evmpensation, .two thousand three hundred and
:,.. f.. all.r an.l ixtv eenl. , for nvment
of compensation yet i'ue to one of Ihe Commis
s.oners, seven hundred and fity -three dollars and
forty. three cents; for payment of the coropen-
tstiou and all nther sers-ice of the Secretary of
the Conmiision, four hundied 'id thin v dol
lars 1 for payment of a drait drawn by Im Com
missioners on the Secretary of War, on account
of presents to the Sscs and Foxes, ight hun
dred and" fifty 1 attars y for ysytn Dr. Alexan
der Walcott, General II. Dodge, Juhn fi Ken
lie, and Henry Uratiot, for service' rerultreJ by
them in negotiating the said treaties, six hun
dred dollars.
Approved, April 7. 13"0.
it cm a sn 27.
An Act authorizing the appointment of an ad
ditional Brigadier General for the Territory
of Arkansas.
BE it enacted bp the Stuaic and House Rep
itt,Uitiwi A Unit. I Slait. nf Jluwitti in
I - ..... !,.... ..kU.t TI..I !,.. 0.;.t,,n nf flia
United States by and with the advice and con.
sent of the Senate be, and be ia hereby, author,
ued to appoint a Brigadier General fur the Se
cond Brigade of the Arkansas Militia.
ApprQveci1ApriiJ5.lb..jy.I. ,
- wesro an si-'.''j-'i.'".ii5iT"1
e-i-A. r.i:; r r.y 4 ' IIV l!iY U1- iif JV (,', tit
Treasury, to Charles flenry. Hall
Conges oMrmWarJL l hat the Secretary of the
rTreasuryTa hereliy anthbriltoTefard to
Charles Henry Hall the, sum ot two tnousand
one hundred 'at,d seventy-three dollar, being
nett proceeds,' after 'mying the duties, of four
hundred and"twenty-two casks of wine, imnor
ted into New Orleans in the brig Sarah, by Hax
ard and Williams, and improperly condemned
for an alledfred breach of the' revenue laws :
Prwticd,, The said Hall ahatl produce satisfac
tory evidence, to alio that theattid winea in faci"
belonged to him, and tha: he the peraon en
titled to receive such part of the proceed as
now remain in the Treasury.
. AppraYed, April 15, 1830a '
An Act fV lh relief of tht fcrtartUU tiur
net Comp ny, in HsJe-rt, II sscImi setts
fl lltnatttd bit the Stub ii i'autt
rimerit4 1 .onsrtu otttmb'.d, sfist ih
?ccrerjrof the Treuurjr be, nd tie i
hereof, authorized rri rquir(l to re-pay
""P.P'???.
I tt iiadi liicu u ui tit, ,ic i jnrVb
i resturf.not omerwm pproprltca,the
urn oriohun')fJai)JthIr(y tlollar'i aoJ
iioeij.iwa.ccja!i.bciai:.,il56.imvunj xid
lo fhe Collector of tfce tuitorni for tht
District of Beirut, In the State of Mltie.
for (Junei on isils. rlefrinir, and other ma-
terials, iifed from the American Prlr
Lydii, which wa wrecked al .Martinique,
in tha year one thousand eight hunnrtd
and twenty sesen, and which materisl
were lubacquentlf brotiehi back, and
landed in asid District. Voitcferf : it
hall be satisfactorily shewn to the Secre
tary of the Treasury, that the article
upon which asid dutv haa been paid, were
a part of the material of laid bi ig Lydia
Approved, April 1 1, 1830.
Mure .Vtw & YWittiiUiiiC
OOD.
''rlllf u!iseriber nil romimies to keep up a
i. Uf sih! full wpptf rf ahrtoft erery kind
of (JOuLH, suited In all es-MT the year:
And is now receiving smj ojninj', at his Store
in SihiLury, additional mppbei of the latest im
portattons aelected by him'e i, with care, and
bought on the best trms for cah, part m fhil.
ade'pdis, hut pnnrtpslly in New Vork: Which
W'wfrVrsvf -wsthv tnwettrmtfaf 1iVtT
a short credit to punctual eus'nmer. Hie pcii.
Kwnn'
he are 1 tinted cmU, eiamine, siH tuds fo
themekc.. J'Hi.N Ml HI'IIV
J. M Kespretfuily bea leve to return hi
unfei,-nd tbsnkp, fur the vrry liberal snd di.
tinpo-thrd pntr'naje he Irss ''en so htjh!
lionoiireil tri, Uv a ilicernnjj publ.
I
,,'
Iinnra, by a r! !.(ent attention, to merit a on
tuiUAiice of the MitTf .
iDKiVriSTRY.I
'mm.
MVS returned to Salisbury, and resumrtrip
practice of hu prod ss.on. I'tmoiis wiali-
m hisimirej, will please cH at Mr. AKe-
.pr,i -f, i?T:(i. ruir
Windsor Cl,:tir t. Hcd-Stoad
.MJKIXG.
TW ill- ?ucriber very re.jietfully informs the
JL pf!lit, that he has, ami svitt continue o
krrp or, hand, a lar supfJy of hi(fU,Jalf4uiU
an-1 low - -
UUUlzSTJCMlSr--
1: (e-inr to nrme in this country. Also he intend
to keep on hnnd, a luli r ipply of elerant well
made . -
Windsor hht $CM.tfuZ..
srran'ed to b; of p ) .! timber and weli mude.
Thc aubscribi-r wi;i.;iyrJy have .
SIDHno.IliDS e BUREAUS.
'"rders frtiiu a distance will meet w;ith punc
tml attention ; and sll kind of ftepuin, in his
line, will meet with due attendance
terms will be acco tnnodai i'. Country
produce will be taken In part pay lor work.
Ttie mibscnber returns hisacknowleilj;ementfl
for the liberal encouragement he ha heretofore
received, and hopes to merit a continuance of
pablic patronage U'M. It. IIUGI1KS.
Salithun; .y,-n .'-A 1 H10. .
' j" Wanted, a Journeyman at thr above hi:
siness : a fjood 01 kman will tt.ee' with con
slant employ, and libers! waftcs.
f ul npiIOMAS MULU Ja. having
aJA i-i -rce'd, frtah and
2" 113 v'eriMve assortment of all de
f scri:tionsnf Northern I.EATHF.ll
and .so(tnujt, of the best quality 5 and having
in his employ fmm 10 to 15 Journeymen, some
of whom are equal if not superior to1 any work-
mejiiAJhe.l'jut
warranted in asserting, that he Is able to esc.
cute every description of work in his line of
business equal, as to style, neatness and dura
bilitv, to anv thing of the kind in the t'nion.
Havlne cnead Mr.TB&NEZEH DICKSON
as Foreman, that gentleman will, at all limef, be
found n attendance-at my Shop, (which 1 oa
Main street, three doors Booth ' of the Court
tt is
iimisf. and adioininir the Post-JQflice'i to re.
ceive orders, deliver worKT g've receiptt for
moneys paid, ana generally to accommouttie an
who may patronise the Kstablishment, ',
I.--...-. mi; ....iifliu. aurantfAnta lit kiratneta.
1U!I 11,1 c --
laift enabled to vr' tomr itidu'ffcncte to re-
apoosUileealsrt-a
i:-ftil (nt thi libtrtS nupMaaTsi huherto re
ibiixnialincemnpn1-8 Q
Orders for-Bopts or Shoes, entrrOm a da
taoce shall ha promptly executed, and th ork
.seat;sjerdeirr " "" ""' !'"':""
Wanted, two Erst rate workmen, at Ladies"
Shoes and Pump r.'to -whom jrW wages, and
constant employment, will be given, on applica
tion a above. , T. MC1.U Ja.
... 1 . 1 1 . 1
Xoticc. "
TIIOSF. personn who are n arrears with the
, Pstate of Rit. Mitre, doe'd. are reques
ted to ar,ttle against .May .Court, if they wish to
save coat, as no lonfrer indulgence will be given.
F.UENEZtlt M00Rr,jr.
H7
DUELLINQ, The Tyllowinj it from
the New-York Jotifnsl of Commerre,
paper which, w opposed to Cm. Jark
on 'a flection i uThe prompt rtmotal of
I.ieulenarita rImnd Pytne Hid Hamp-
rtfa
II. Durfee,nl MUthlnmin Chailca O
Hunter, from the Rofla of he Nave,, for
delphia .wbich .TCwlianXtlUittTir
Wn .Mi!er, jr. Karf. twi)etlsr!tTrhe1f
honor upon the Secretary of the !ivy H
mc voisi .uiimiraie di tna a'lon. uis
f,ointhevpu!ili3tjed.fiQrre5ponden;c..be-
teen the parti, thit Milter wai dwf
fjed into the contest contrary to hit wishes
nd judgment, and the better feeling of
hit heart. lie was an amiable man, and
e man of centrally correct principles;
but unfortrjnaiely had no( aulTicient tw
off to endure the taunts of hi Aotorale
Les, whom notbine but his blood fbuld
tify. IU yielded "and h exchand
the bloom ard beamy nf 5prino? (ar the
land of silence and the shadow of death.
It is a precedent , which the Anoerican
fiesfilt ire prepared to sustain ; hnwever
some foolish jack dandles may fl Miner,
as if their rlbts were Invaded. It wi!
add e new laurel to Geo. Jackson, in the
view q( all peaceable, humane and reflec
ting men. Ooly mike duelling ilis'graceJ
ful and it will cease J for of all men on
esrth, the duellist isleast'able in encoun
ter" tHe'lidoo!' public opinion. Insuffera
ble vanity it usua'lv at the bottom of his
movement, united perhaps with no mod
erate nwrllon of malignity, and ihe tno-
mciiL LeJl the wiihcrinir tlast of con-
tempt, he is cut ulrili irorrr arritl
- . . -, ft--.,
sources, and finds himself shijaweetkad
upon te ery rocks which he intended to
- V.'ere Mte principle' adopted by fcn.
.'jckion t be carried throtij'li wrre all
i fMkna n.lliU r.l ItlvhtintT nr IWint. furl
I I '""J 1, t, S --I, 1
' r j 1 t 1 f - .- .1.... . .
M' .1 CUn, iruui kiiu aucr tiven 041c, iu
be nunc iiuliihlc 10 ony public offire,
en b :t under the (.'en.Tel or bt ate Govern-
tni.rs. (oniji.cnt wo arc inai tne rciu. -
r... .i ...i.
r iro of thc-ie harhjrntvs. sccntt
! ' tew and !ar Lctwtrn.'
unnH vr,
HOUIUDL
a
.71 Deccfjr. letter frcm IIcdat
I'.ri. Corui General of the LiuitJ
I
S -j'esBt Alfjier. speakslhuiof the gal
l ut Decatur 1. .".In IbJS lUsUDt rcgUM,oB
.tr-e-ndarrvtisaWnami
U remembtfre. m honor h
wi II rijjeci ins CUVlil'.ry- jiiuimii);
valor Jone after his tnortal frame has
V . ..... . - . - . t.l I I
.ur
thc-eMtitejsnwinceLteJsIsJ
:u!in The New-York Garette
publish ihe. tioiice if" the Secietary ii
thr-Tmsnry,' aeknowtedRinu thr-receifft
of S2iX)0 from n unknown hand, with the
following prrlstory rematks '-Tiic.iul
towinrr remittance, we ere- informed, is
yc amount ol old duties on a quantity ol
siiuis'uledKoJs Tne importer has com
to a dctet initiation to continue his opeia
tiuns, and to remit the duties agreeably
to the cU urilT. In doin Ihis, lie con
ceives that he does amply justice to the
Government."
-m. s- r
J:: 7 luni Lstte. I lie l'oston rav
ellcr s:tes that a beautiful and acSnv
pltsheJ young lady, an orphan, from ihe
iHH.4N svhmc name it is not at tioertj "to
mention, has lu'c.'y taken the veil and
ione Into secbisiori for life, at the GimiI-iut-Cauvtau-.IuunLlcatiliarc.aii;aLa4;
a late fortune to the disposal ot the
Church.
WHAT Will. THE LAtVYERS DOS
she
last term of the Fauquier (Virginia) Conn
ty Court, thefe wereyFry gentlemen of
the bai in.ajjcnd tncftiud coehuudted
and twenty fire suits returned making
an average of two and a batf suits to each
lawyers-
"-t'Rr'Vl
( vi aef ait, I f 1 V
IRgh ff-Vrf.- The-editor of the Nan
rucket Inquirer says, if the UniterJ, tates
Government prohibit the trahsportatioo
of the Mail on the Sabbath, the eitUent
ofNanJticket llrtll,ntft Mbmit ti the re
ttrktton " - What they do rTrobably
SIUO Ol 1110 iuianuc
- General Harrison, laft)E-nvtrvEtrStT
dinff f indMhiiittf PlnipoeWlaryrf the
United Slates ta the Republic of Colom
bia, hss lately publish ed at Washington, a
Pamphlet of 70 pages in answer to certain
charges made against htm by that Gov
ernment. Truly have f we been unfor?
tunate in our Minjsfera-iPoinsett gave
mortal offchee at the court f Mexico
llarrlipn at ColombJi and Thoinas L
Brent," by counselling Don.; Miguel ift in
dtfferc;m French, has made htraselfthe
lauhirq5 stock of Europe. ' '
. . CAttrrr ten City GtrtfQ
. Xttlunqt Cvrrtny.)tn. Smith, froni
the Cnm-nittee of finance In the Sen'atd
of the I'ni ad r'sie, wh-j were directed
r enfjulre In n ih ,-enrriIaney of etb-
JttMni W mWMtUtii Curfe.rf
the IV Sue. fB!i l(eprl on the 5?th
ult, enfirtly epprjied r the c!op!in th
artv
uch achenie. , The resort of tht-
f6i4Ui6ir4ee.Wir-fWWinri
Hn IrrThefrenTTOtidition of the Pa ,
5j.rwnTjt wiin f nwme fit teyonJ
if sattiti, debt !rrir nominal, auefi
fHHureiJ D0LDCCtlcd,aDiUcfi an feauaY- - .4
tncieiflw woMJic the natural fuyn
lain, ihff Aqtnd of the Executive the n
fural channel!, the' 3tateii rorporatione
and in(livltlq't, who borrowed lt,.'wnulj
be the cah'ori tn the Goerotnent t and ' ,
the Inevitable t'oriyqtierlre would be, ihd
eretiou of a moJcr(ecinr of direct de '
pendente on the UirKr of the Govern- 4
ment, enlirelf at war with our free Insti
tution! To prove 11 plau of thi tort U
nnftecessa'r-f, nd that not hhf can excel
oM- pre-etit currency, which ennilaU of
Kold,' silver, and Haul notei, equivalent
to roU and ailver, the Cornmbee atttei,
that for the Um ten year, though 'hq Gw.
ernrrenr hn in employment 9X50 Ue-
cfivlnr Officers, dispersed t6rou,nou
iKaValuivIrlira tvhom. durinn that pii
od his been rece'vd s Hevenue amount
i1n!mJarIi"ot:3 millions" of dollar;"
portions of which hjvo been disbursed it
poinii a thojvnd milrs disfant fiom tho
1iare where tt is 3 enllected. it ha ne
vertheless been eollec'ed and pid wiyT
without thj )si t'epreej ,tjon of a lifl-
U'tit Point tcuHen-. . . W'r are indebt
ed tri ihB thnrtf esvr '1!i;TcTr?iihJ'
I'amsom, fr r copies of an iu eres.injr, Jle
pori lioiit th" Secretary of War, Riinf
much va:c')le inlormtion relative to
the U. Sute Mitif 4ry Academy at West
Point. It appevs froin this publication,
that the ntimber vi Ci.lcts t h st have been
1 ,., t. v .u r t
rcviiiiit iiu'ia '.uiais -wriwiMr-jrwit
,B( luTft .... ... . .r . , .
I., 1 o -, uitmuiiiS 10 hid 1 01 mm
tiuoiiti BO wcrc-admiad i 21 Have grad
uated ; 1 3 ol whom arc now ii .he at my.
The wholt number received into ibey
Axadc.my from ail 'he Stales and Tctri
trvie, i ICjn j 51 luve rwluated. and
3ot iretfow lrt the rtny.
4 J. L . . .T y '. t ..
tton, 1 lumisnea 5 nut as it is intersper
sed through a volume of 1 42 larre octavo
payees, we havo not leisure lo call end
present It in a foTm sut'ed to our fimiti.
Afainnick. The installation of the Hons
KdwSfiTtiiinjjston," anil ihei TlaihT Joel"
U. I iintlt. as the firsFand 'eeond'ofB-
ccrs of the General .Masonic Chapter of
the United States, took place pursuant to
appcintmem, at the Mafonie Hall in thi
chy, on Saturday eveninij last, in the pre
sence, we understand, ol a large assem
blage of the Brotherhood fron diiTerent
parS oftlie Union, as well as tho)? rest
dvnt. Some, further account of the cere-1
mony will be given, we ' ere informed,
crnbrtrcini; the Addresses delivered on
the occaiioDv.by the disliu,juished titi
zene on Whom the oflices were conferred.
National Intelligencer
Vie Caw if Co". Mr. L, Jenkins, in
letter to the Editor of the American
Farmer dafed t Canshdilgue, N. York
iMarch 20th siya: I have an irrmorted.
Cow, oTlhc" trripro-tsfl ahor t-bor tv D ur hanj -
breed, which wis weighed at the hay
scales in this village, to day, together
"li'L" ! J?JJ.-L" ii'1..,U..Plc?entnontb
laVtockT the joint svei'ght of the two
was 24 JJ lbs 1 " ,6CJ '
the above cow, in the season for milk,
has given 39 quarts of rich milk dntly .
' . Li Jenkins.
ken 1ffit. tn the oninion of CnmmA.
I , - .1. 1 f c. 1. i .
IS. FE-.'3SrrBW,iaaaCT :
he. pen w l.rVistaee,Trjr. iff: )mto . .:;
ding, that tt is to the Gulf of Mexico,
what Uiorauar 4o the- Mediterranean.
Frozen -ftine and Ale. In the yeif.
i 109 the froVrwas so Intense in Scotland
hat frotennle waVsald by weleht. The
same happened !so in the time of Jitnei
I., wheh'both seine and ale were sold iae
congealed sutc.
v.twatrr srtrara.
Underneath this tAie doth Ke, t
Aa much virtue as could die j
Which, when .alive did vigor -i
' ' f a a nruck beauty a coAild live
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