rn"t irs! wtilcS. w'.il the t.rmt of
tt, fit s It if arbitrary gnve-ntK-'it.
W.x-'htr oirskas r o't lh' eonl.lio'i, let
t'li a. f t1" Pf 1 er, '"tr "'"
V Ument """ f f fim ' lnert Hi irt.
Itr, which wat called forth by eouiimial in I
VncrMinf o)irr,rtnUiiiiif of ttit Iht molWei
wt.joW to a change of his vi. H'S p ewt
tviimow w tlit rrtn'l of eenvfctMi that iht
jdc ii'ii lio?" ptf iuml by ihe general gov.
miKht Itad It a auuvri.a or m
Iniou.
Onee more, and fu" i wneeri'y fr Ut
lim-, e mdt ebrud notice of onrwtrrt
" 'tii"'i ''e f"jl)ticr" VfT3rrrel irrtheitat Cf
j4y i Jwu-sat. lh rm'd'riatint) ofja
l. by, on. r. the jiug.r ha. nt.t
iTtr" i " ' W(4 b M,. 11..
I i rVh Hnpwd'Jittel u;mn hi character, ia
,...,u iMi tenacity u Jitetb tiul Openly IW4
ti .end', We know m l to be iht drug of
I it '..Miration,' end were we of a contentions
t 1 ! Yi temper we m'ght have Ihe person
a So nroc'iffi'. i'e pu'ilica'iirt arretted for t 1.1.
f'l. P ii' we K 'm retort lo the Uw in wb
'. WluV t tuve the morel courage to
do' iti iir.l. we will never call in tli aid
(,) lli mo powerful m dial of, the law, to
fJ , ru.ht long. M the law of libel
d e. b'l we appeal to truth and r- willinf to
trt Hir cvjr to her unerring decision. The
pn'it Vk r i4 tha' t ifrmrn, (aid who lie may
b, lei our readers onlv nuke AeewJ jwu,
I'ul f i1 .'rr uxxi it, tliey will bit
tlf t il n ; '.n the Lr 1) 'u 1.1 m tbr ojnnioa
iff, u t-irrtnf, thi' Mr. MrMu wm nut enij
err.l ?r tutor in l.i i-rution m ,.t
U. r.r t . I. The ti mi-nt piirp.ini to uve
trrn n,.!e by .ik t( the m.jrirutri (we
B it nirml to Y which) wl"th tiikri if in.
criiWii' upon u to uiifoU to our rrtdrr iii
v ui Iil'Ii' the majitlrstri irMrd
Inn. b ill!
j-,,M jr the trial, and at the wiuUm op of the
ca"' brf'ife t'-i
v pir tin- fullowiifr 'act from the re
eifri;zrre w'licli h'nind u over for our per
t W itrrree 4hr-anwnrtiiipeivw tlmirt,
!iirh u writtt-n by nie.of the mjritriet,
tnd r, I to the other to which lie gave hia a.
!, to n-ave tliat they bo'h viewed Mr, Mr
tui 'h ti'.weentor. F.itract frirn the reeng
iiiiirf. if'ino: " nJ aiiiwer lo the a'ate
i. cuarjrr - f libel fur a publication in the
V r'-r . Car.ii'in, where J ti. Manin Mude
a-he i.n.erir Court) ii PKOSr.ClJTOH " Who
Withrf to pric'ire a deception, ur or the pub-Lht-r
of iht paper ' Lt wonli apeak for
tl ClTtM 'f .
I'-. ail. Irian we jj ve the cert flratra r,f Mr.
Reevei J tr K. r w hn were prr-e'it,and brard
the w i'.ic- iworn bv the rnntia'ee, who in
ailnni.-rn(( every ', cnl'ed Mr. Martin the
pniff-wnr.- -Wittt thee fati- whndv wt pub
.. ir lurr, aiii which arc mr-w i-uirnitiiBicu
. 1 . 1 ' LI' 1 1 L 1 I
ni wr n ruiuiif u ei n emu 'iuciilc, a'iu
- ' 1 '
uie ii.irneretert ieerali;na oi reverml oi tne
mLS' re-pt cijb.it; ciUzeua of thia place, we kave-th-
affair to he j'uliff d of by our renderi. We
w.ll harcly add il.atall the aophintry of Mr. Mar-
til. cannot make the plain and u.ivarni.Ued a. n.e
rf-Hr-fwtehf.lM... that he il nut nneecutnr.
and decWe l.im to be auch in the faceTf
'thewhtileworrt. -
A.mT. Art. 50. -'850.
. 3 .-ii i r
'billed uon tn Jier. Jonts inil
r .U. f. a
tiiion th .r t.H. at wh. h I w,, present
a .ittuaa. I have In u that, although
Juljrc Mar'in w'un t iled p.occutoi by
those m:iiilem-n, said he? wh not the
pms' TUtor, yet the m.iRtitrau who
lo:e ihe wiineea to r..llt d himi iifiil at
the concluMon of the tril, Mu mafii
tratc who winie ihf reco;tiia nice iJ,
ireq u to me oiher, nam. rt Judct .Manin
' I T . . . . ' . . f . at
a mic urf)M.'( umr. wi.iin win in if.niin in1
rcogtiuace if r X 4iniii d Given
'fFTr mjfland'uii'S0:n ei -y.i Aunusl,
t the tiial of M-itua Jonr " Cr.ie. "
and concur with the bov :-temmt o A mother who wat about to burn at the atake
.ltvRit- .., xmrAmM-
-eM. a drink of water. The son cried " ! i.o
rTei India Trade -It i, rumored that the motfi the drier you are, the better you wnl
. -'tllllll. ikj mw II. t.LIK
esi muia porta are lo be opened to the com-
f 5LfJJle -S-'n Septeniber next, upon
certain iimitinWaiibTrea
aid to have been communicated by letter from
he-ProviMcikT ajjeht in T.urope to a merchant
tf St. Johnj, and Srurht from ihence here. '
3he.opeTiiwg nf thg ITtnrr Iftlia tru le U much
to be desired on the part of the V. 9. but we-
trust that nothing may be done on the part of
ur minister at the Court of St. Jam-, to pro.
ure that trade which may in any shape com
pfonjise the honor of thu. nation. If we with
V? t;)JTur and preserve oitr atcendency oyer
W.wMin ofBarepr WrWtftahW"''jve1a,c,a,'
fteihch,-' "rij'-
We wouW-eariieatly recommend the icommu-j
he maiy Tutht it containt. None of ua who
nae itudied law, but must be forciqly atrttck
fb-the impropriety, and we might iadd, folly
f Placing "aereral folioe of Engliah blkck ietter
' nt0 ,he b,n5 of a atudent who' deefgna to
'"ke thit country of R pubVican -jimplicity
the theatre. f hi practice. We agree with
" Brougham" that it ia due tt tbeimpottaiiee
f thjubject to make the experiment, and try
f one, who it not. burdened with to much life,
leaa imformiMon, will not make a better ad'ro
mf? than be who thall have" maatercd -every
'rotas L-jfli, tLa Uw cf rtil estate i England.
a niiuv.
Theft wtrt. p.ir of on th i
i.rer i oe w, r, ,,.,nS tr(urf4
oina to o c unt i-u in one or ine pif.cf or
"kiry euitodi', f tund, up in eitminttinn, tn
t-fcljr eecurfd Ii the oilier, i'p-m enqwy
of (he C'ifWUVe wh il i'y it vie la ukt
chrje of th'Mj cmfti.'d tn the (.:, he re.
pin, ht ther wrre t9pt'u of ttockl,
one on ith t'.Je of the t X U voaU tot look
well (1 see o fl ln I and th other npty, wnl
to he In I ra ight the finrt Mrennr that pae;d,
Biirrly wih irthnf th JtHoJ?.indy .
UtVf Sthjlitra. moat. bn Iht avMt bu-f44
Jiat U C4rnndat) if bt m U hit ijheeniie.
lie wiya he Mt bwcirf noilrwn gtnittltj
try tnd in Frtiee long t f r thi timt snj
ht Other quirtly iourirrj in P.nUnJ. Ami ytt
t. .. . i '
u iuo men n rcui;ip.i
The Ricbt'Kl Vj j tt iiuei CdI- Drytn
m e'uli.l' fur the Vii PreH.'eticr tu be
upp'irteJ bjr the frieuJuf M. CUy. Hie one
t.4Uiich frirm! of (tie coni'.iliiti'jn tnj ftlitt
Hicbt the o'Ih r thir mott bitter twinv.
How iarf'y pnirtil f
The mijority fur Jar.kon in Wrntucky ii now
err in. In Cliy'i irnt!ntric the Jckii
ci ml id. if timr within 14 volet o( bnn el c'rd
over Mr CUy' prticu!r friernJ, Oit eiiJcn.
It i nJ the election will be conte'eJ. I
V illikfw (;mii u lctecl4 in Ii in th
, - " riiiig uir courier irom ie o ior oi
!l)f bHjM, He cwimitted to pr.an
'rn ' b rogge inJerd who
-t t - . r .. i
a'rala a uewtpa, r in :1m land of newiaper.
The ppearace of the ame brilliant meteor
mhich watfeen between 9 and V) o'clock, in
tint place on UuimJ igh', a(n week .t-.k,
m oo rv-d both North aoj S ithuf u. A
bright ream of liht wna left in ft track at it
patted rapid'y o the South Eaat of nt.
Sam Puuh An nnttn f' n ite dead. Mr
Parker, a veterian of ilie Ijtt war, in pretence
of about an IrmdreJ ,iefylr, ju-n-ed from the
railing of the rtat tiride i'lto tbe water; the
f-at would1 probjj!)' Iivc bttn fepcaied, but
the a'tention i.f the troi! a dier'ed. Mr.
Parker aay he w Sam Patch jump, but tliii.k.
he wat f'HIiih to .".jump to Iiik'i." Mr. Parker
ia to take tnu'h'-r leap thortly a)i the Provi
dence Journal.
Mr. Wirt't Oration brf.ire the literary tocie
tiet of Kutger't ciltfe it ui l lo he a moat e'o
q.ient and majterly production. It more than
equalled th cipectatiom of . the audience.
That ia Mytnjr all. We hope to ace il pub.
Untied. -
.- it ia'aatd that tbe eccaaimt of Ibe riefay"Tn
... r i. e e il d
awearinjr in4he-luk of Norfolk, aa Fvy
i n J
, im u ct j- .
Counteltor, waa the difficulty of finding; a teaia.
ment tn the Palace. 'Tie not tying' much for
hlKe late alrigVchfbtiamty.
Tlf report that the venerable patriot of the
I -",., ...r, ... w r.,
!ia wi,huut M The Da.t
v. r.i r ' i .r i ' '1. - .1 I
Amr 'rrnlM h." int:
j"rin - .
1 AUwlt earned before jtice of the
-oeacf, e.Jtreel wtih having etoUin two piireona
, ... ,, . ?
found m hit poMc. urn, rcti.onded to the charge
,,ut he ,:'mo c"rn m h" PockeUl ""1 when
hc Ptned " PockeU U 't!"" ' the
Krt;n '""M '"
A mal in Pennsylvania, who waa confined in
jil on chary f la'ceny, nil lu J namw etcape
from hi confinement by crawling through tbe
nt ptj lUt.
Two en e:pd from pri.ninXou"ui;ana by
aHeeuH, their way through the walla.
The
l"arl..iai ii ..tn . 1 1 I n eattutl llita cliirh mfulet
cauacioti"' re," and which no nun could be
. .
hum "
Information ha bea.r.eceivedat4lo Depart
treaty between the United
Jttatei and the SubliJie Porte wa mjned at
Conttaiitiuopi ' May last. ' "
, Xhe rcturm from MiaBOuri, give 1 majority
'P;turubc t the pretental.niVnt.ation. Every
t(()n VHI mi(je b ths cray party to get the
llcMMiency in tne State, but republican ism
eM , j"i0riou triumph.
sume men in Koaton miatook a shoal of por
poises four or fke milei lonjj for a avaaejpeiit.
Auihe ntiCk intelligence has been receive j at
New-fork that Algiers has fallen! The Turka
'Jaavexeteeited
I
particulars are grveo; ;;
: The aucretary 6f Uie ;n gation- wai
lodged in tat watch-hoiite In Philadelphia. The
complaint "againet him wai that he bad rung the
bell at a citixen'a door. lie wat !icWged
upon hit privilege. It may be aw, hia lover wai
domiciled there and that he withed to sing her
a aong, or play her a tune. The Europeans art
all, romantick.
The returni from Louisiana give the Jackson
ticket a large majority oVer tli Chy ticket.
It makes our heart leap for joy when w hear of
Uie triumdi cf rejniblicBmrra. .
k-k Till Wlltilf CiUUi,
In our co'ii'ty, tn ir tn in i i ny other,
poverntd bv ti nitir intii u' lofii. nrrviil
',b, nm, nguUr .n,nrri!,on, noii.n
relative la ) m'xl of puMnia mJr
of iht telenceof ihe Irt every other
iiicrpendent fnvjntry , the nrnnotrinj I be
matter hf thit atudy.'K lui'rdtotba e
niua of tht (1 jvernm.nt. In oum it It
factf greatly tu be lamented tb.t t de
pend ion little U m ouMelvet 'or a dije.i
oi Uwtt itlected hr their peculiar adapt
lion to the liberal int'ltu'iont whim form
the tummum hoium t,f qur Uoi ed H"Pu J
bckaiul copa JiiO muca from th-U i(?
lith iimpruilence. The writer U well
ewart 4hal era r indehttd tattle KntiiH
Natiop' fonrl iht maierial princpiv' of
jmrrliwe, bot fit com?lln; and ciiflTnMMjnfTrirrpMn ttru;trtrom'
hi remarks rllrj9 the wcll,Jioo.o tjd
aTkoowUiied fat, tla)-rf-tewrni4W-aesff tirmtirwrt try " rumnf
criminate and evince too little iudgmeni
in oar choice of those legal regulations,
under Ihe administration of which Eng
land, owing to Ihe petulUr tenure of her
land, ha enjoyed a much judicial inde
pendence, at can he found in any quarter
of the clone. But we are not irnilarly
situated wi h Ihe people of tht llnd of
Ureal DriMain i e do not lire under the
isme form of government, and we hold
our landed estate, under a different ten
ure. Wh then preserve the old forms
and principles of f-nlal law which ar
even ami('ia'ed in England at this time -And
why require rf (he student, who
otands for hit elimination, tht he shall
bs tftotouirhly acrjoainted (or even par
tially o, if ii toe not. comport with the
character erf hit genius io toil over so
much nonsense, whUh lias t.outkrr in ti
to attract hi attention, than the tmera
lion he bears towards every thing which
his been handed down to ut by our pro
krnitors with to much utcless ncjtter.
Sar even that weougSt and sll pre
serve those firms of the law of Eiglaii.l
nurhing real estate, whic H are t presrri'
u4 nd-pra:iiaed ufia b-o..t is-4
cesstry that the student should or rqusl
If well acquainted with ihoie wiicn are
not piati-ed, as hose which are in com
mon use i Cu' say the fiiendial stiirt
old Coglitn lim. i it essential tu a wctt
und.-rtt jndinj; of the latter, that they
houMbe prypt'tlr ikiiled in the fo-mei.
Is there th-ti any nitural or inseparaole
connection between these arbitrary rulos
of feodal deiivationf The writer has
never vet been able to ili over any Tlie
laws ol real.propr" j m i hia roun'.ry 'uve
been very much timphfied, and e coul.t
ltn to tee them tct more so. Bui will
any reasonable pet son pte'etid. tha j in
order to- understand pioperly 4he iuri
of the action ofrjciment awi i jprose
cult U ..witn i eMerctf ;;;w;.M.rwt
in the ebtooleie modesy-sfho tne-preceded
that action.
Of what avaii is for a youni man who
nsv rrt-d-oTer-ttirsenensive """barrvft
field, without culling a tingle fliwcr, or
disroveriri a valiuLln productwui, to ex
hibit Ihe dry unfmitlul eaiin axiikingio
him io toosely. the werjr Mgnt of which
isaikniV):nlwiV-hafenirr
land, where tbe form of loa Uw ar-a-bitrry"
and compticatert, we siit admn
the nrce-t'T of vigilm reenrh ino
all the o&solete doctrines of rtl proper
if. Lo'd Coke ttrnnl'v ico;ntn.nds it
io the students of English law but can
any. in this country, who mean io rc
tise here, stile themselves Murlenia of
English law f If not, then is Lurd Coiit'n
advice bad counsel when foilowcJ bv u.
and those who blindlv pursue it, are un
skilful and uuilutemiutf, and employ ihe
minds of young men upon studies from
which, in youth, they cannot reap any ad
vantage, whilst the prac'ise ol the Uw is!
left unnoticed and neglectea. ny noi
siritt to make practical Uwy era ol young
men ab initi; and no: suffer tutm to be
thrown upon the world, without any of
that solid information, -which they can
turn to their imoiediajc advantage, and
which cannot fill to yield t nem-j-sv it h in
dustry and applKa.iou, a t;ood and sufli
cient -tf;)po; l
W c caruiut ac count- for -t h e- bar k w ard
nets and frequent failures of young men,
ai the br, in any o'fter leasonable.maii
per. T o thirds of t hJe who no pursue
that uiiproSiaOle course ol study btiome
disgusted witu the pioletsron. ami neg
lect it entirely, when perhaps if rendere
let drv and more tmerestinf; t the
choice of the mo e essential branches of
the law for study,, we could at tnis slay
boast ol double the legal reputation we
have. Many of our most distinguished
men- have liured bting,"lou iaJ:
hope to see their etertion crowftcd with
success it the march oi scieoce ana im
keep pace with the tnajch.of
n -.. -a I -i:
The plan uf formindr a'treneral digest
of American Uw, has received the tunc-
tion and support of soma of the most en
lightened juiist of our country', 'and wie
have no question it will one dy prevail
over the objections which have been op
posed to it.-' W.-might witn great aa
vantage and propriety retain all the-great
principle of the 'Uw of eoniract, without
any modificatierxiLJibj-ulgenaenUa'tn
the writer believe that that body of raw
is entirely unexcepiionable.. The writer
would not cotnpUin of the mbde of atudy
preacrijitd oy preceron to ibeir U-tu
Jao u, djj (key not re(,ult luck eicla
aive defoiion lo the laws of real properly.
The writef of tl.lt article think It due to
the aubjeel to mike the experiment o
rtqwr, ctyi that tht a'udent of Uw tha'l
give Mi a'Wnuon to to much) of the uw
of real estate lo HneUnd as It artutily
pracited tnnl reeognUd lw in this
cnuiirr, i.icn In hn(lpJ they are
stre(gliig t this ritsment to throw d wn
th nHdf mass that rudU ind rei
que moir$ of the Itwt f real taiir ami ut
auis'i'u't In Its stod a result r, simpli
and beautiful t'em oflaws la g iHeand
direct iliiLj44UJiU.rjicxJwo,jjpyn
d snuted ntrwi ms reU'lTC t real estate.
he hrt ntt-thetj-rleHdr-tjp-etrhem
anjl uncertainly as ihn'jhtizttte In iheir
the whetlof Konuiie. ' Aliho the wdjudi
ration in t rountry are not quite
uncertain, yet we must ay that the rules
upon which they are derlJeJ have no
reason end luitiri- (or their foundation,
but are based en:irely upon flimsy, arbi
trery tnJ assmttrd p'inripti-s.
IIHOUOMAM.
art .fc 9 man
Declihn o CAurorfrr --U oljtI )n is
omnipotent. Driermtno th 't sou iil b
something in the world, and you shall be
something. Aim at eicellence, and s
cellence will be a'lained. This ii ihr
great secret of emiti-ir? cintet do
it, n-wr accomiHthtd eny th ne; v il
try. hi vmughi wwdrr. um hue ai.
iH-il aps, hrard of the round man w0.il
a . . I
having waited, In short time a Jjre
aitec!, In short time a Urt
patrimony in profligate revels formed a
purtose, whle hsntfintr over the brow ai
a precipice from which he had thrown
himself, that he wtuld reg,in what he hr.'
loal. Tbt purpcMlhu formed h keeps
md although he begsn'bv shovrliintt a!
load of roal into a teller, he proceeded!
hn one step lo anothvr, till he tin"
client ian racose red aea Ust-po.aes-eTre
and died an invrtera'e mi-cr, worth titty
thousand pounds. I mention this not as
an ct imple to be iruit ued, bti' as a signal
iotjnce of wbt can he iccoinpli-het bv
fixrd purpose and peiteve log rfJurt. A
young nun who se's ou' in life wi:h a
(leterminiiio'i to etcell, ran hardly Ml
of his purpose. Tnere i in this case a
s'ra.linei of aima concentration ol
fetli'nf and eff.n which givea ii reiti!ile
enetgy, and render su- teis. io whatever
he undcr'as, certain.
Woiyfl'fy from a )rnvhoute. .During
the rei 'n nl f'h,ces ihe I'uat, a cmintrv
girl ram- to l.in-lon, in search of a place !
ls srrvanr nil(f,'bunosul(:editl,"she',
aK. -.Tw-Jl. k., LfZ -
brewhrrtrsc; -fhs- brewer "ftbs-rvtnir "
Rood lojRing girl in hi occupation, took
vr trn hisfjrmlv i serVjrir, f,t ?ort
i i hf if m-'rrfrrT- her ; but he died whiUi.
she w yet a voung worn m, and lef iter
the bulk of his fortune The liutinessof
ihe brewery ws dtopprd. trod 'he anting
wnniiin was recommended io Mr, Jtrdr.
- sUittful lwer In arringe nr Jiu!
bund a atlatrti... irvdefwho w-a.ftw.d
t-nrrr-p,Trt-nf "t'TJT eTt'drinT' fi i !Tn if 'Tie
wid-'f nune ronMder;hle, married h?r
Of this m.irrtage there wn ni o'her i'-U"
lhan. daughter, ' who was afterward ilio
wife'.f James the .Second. ind mother d
Mii y and A ine, (i"ens of En 'land.
A foil 1 nt h likeness of John Q-iincy
Adams hss been preserved to IIrvH
College, by lh a.acutrrs of the hte Mrr
Bovlnnn. nf B -,ton The head wa
pain'ed by S ua't, and subsequently to
his d -sth. Mr Sully was employed to
.ftiih tune, figure,.
' jtfioinivtfnt bu the Vr.i'oVnr. ame
W; III p'.ev to he Collector of the Cuom
for the District, and Iinpoctor of the Re
venue, for the port of Pasmm ifi'io-ldy, in
theetf-Moej
re.signen.
Wwnr ?tl.
Married, in Mon'tfnmerv iiouiiNrC.'m th-e
58'h uh. hr Wm, Harrit, Eq. Mr. Jamea8mith
lo Sliaa'd'ia-abetb Freemw,.
In Davidiwir eouttty, "c. TJ. en rhrT"T3Ttl lltf.
Peter Sniilh, Jr. aged 40 years 3 monthe and 12
dava. . . .
On the 23d ult. in thia eotintv, o Roekv River.
ofaf.rver, Mr. Peer Winft-ld, aged abmit V7
vearti'and haa left a widow and S small chi -
drea to bemoan their bereaved !'.
.. olai.iaw.M nnaijuniai
SaHtfiurv Price. iSrfit. 4 Cotton in. seed
CAa' Vaor;, Jlusfutt 23..;.......r.,Mon 90 a 11J
flour 51 a iir-wbinkey 2a 2S. bocon 7a 8
him 8 a 10, bet kind of ba'mg 18.U 20, aa!t
41 a 5.r6rn 56 a 57, eoffea II a If J.....ortt
Caroliua hank bill 2 per cent di-COOnt "X Oior
gia 2j per cent premium. .-. . ,
Fayuiittt!, nyfr2J.,,....,.Cotton J?J 9J t
bacon 6 a 7, apple brandy 3j, com 55, fi ixr
75 a H4I, flour, new 4 a 4J, molasiea 23 a
gar 8i a 11, salt 70 a 75, whiskey 24 t, v.;i,-' a
6da fJ.- - - -
ToWe tiywfi 23.-Gottnn 9 a 10, flour R '
a 5J, out of tbe wagon, CaimW Mills.' J",G a 7
wheat 85 a 93. core 75; of of, asdt 624, whi
key3035,acoi8tai2 ;
RWn orn U4rAmxMAl.M ca iiJ-iXtguwmjp, fl, -.
KIIKNTa'faU DICKS' sj.
ttt ww )htc .N.iUcr
ri'l'MZ H D.OinX ra'
Jl J t:.rc'lii'iv informt t'ia mi
kataa (r-J i.iii'aiS uf .J!.a'..nt fiow
IX. ir'SJioorhOml ei! ' !), Iliat lit
lias puei: iaca .n I'm bIhhi m.
kr' wwihmI ly l ot 'nv M it!, it an I th.it';'
It will carry ti Hit b t-i i. m aa omial in ilio
tame fiix, where he will be g'ad to scrMiimo
date lb ok! cU'to-ners and aicli others a my
ntioos M rait on him, Ilia work aiiad bo whm - -gantlfajjti'iail,
ra.cg-el. ffl malarial
are of iht firgt or ;cr and li wk oe a tbe Very
beat that cat b . pi rd an .atirr-, Ida
w ) 1 't 'ltJ i lli J H " M j,utnttj;t.:l.. .
ami dueaUllw,f..,- ; . ......
It- keephr.eajifa'l a t- and ijiali'iri on
hZntwfiei'e t'ranK rs p,In'g tl u who m) -
w'nh 6 be aupjiTTeU'wIlh lioei tJOti't ate7tai"" """ ' '
tnatc'j in irjit 'crnon in jne cotinirv... ...
t air. Off. v ffwrwri-Tnctr
elifii of thia jtae foe a wipptjr of Norther
toal leather
.if ihi, fl-ai cj-iality.
3Jtf
jYeio Goods.
1 ir.XSDe.HCt i:0iV.y.heg leave tolit'f
;u. form their frin'ld h puhhe In f,rn
eral that tHev ae S) iw reCeivii g and opening at
their stor i i S tteavil.e, tthe Mure formerly
occupiid bt Mcaari. Mirplitrd at hiio a inds)
gimral aaaortiiMtnt of .
Fresh an I Senon-ibfe Coo ls,
Counting' of a'm Ml every ( licle ijauJly kept
in S.urr, whif;ll wf re a 'l-i-l,d with g-eat Csrei
bv W. y i Pn of Ilia afine 6-m, ant pur.
c!is-d fir Can, t;rioi , l,at w i-tiiKiftaiiaina in
,,Nw Vori, Pma I. tplna ai d New.Arki all of
wlncn tT.-V are.il.tcirfi i. il i itell at !W lt
Ca) am foods of lh m.ih- q 14'i! Can U. pur .
o il.e.ate.
Pllh ha .avM rat aaa-aa .. ... t .1-. .,.., t ,-H a rul
IJ ..'TI ' 'Tl. " .
vi, F,f..r. I...I prii.vw jy'Jtl- , ir III! V9t
Cnlio.'i ai l other merciitn aolri p-odiieo taketl
iii i icha iga " -"
Ti-y a-a-t r-virr'futiv prtf .it their
t'mcere ihmkt in tin ir de-ult an I I lie pilblick
fir.ih- Utieml f'ia'e cf un juae .tlicy I'tve...
harclufwr r t -u-a J f hu, Uup byclota
ath-miuii, candid ., tir, d- ahng, tu ruerit a
contimunc' ol tl.e ti n
AI-i;XAMI)F.R U row AX.
..ti. iL.l:.riiwwna,.b iM--tViwW'iWf -Ra
Coan It Ho. will .lraM call a d arftle th
aamr t,v ea-h or note, in onler that they may b
euaiikd to chine that concern. A. k C.
Sep. 7ih, IH.1.J. r,intf
Jtmrnvj'me'.i V;xntt. .
T'ltl aaacriber wilt give g'i waget and
constant eii(loyiu-'it to 'wo govl work
men at the ftont and !hoe making boaincta, whd
rai coine well rt:" nrnd tl l. aoSrieiv, in
duatry .,d ready ha -'a. JOHN ltt.NHON.
( tnrtrd. .Urutl !, I3"m) 4 Jo
N. B I he tuiiaur t r ha on hand egood ai
aortmeot Ol'lealNer, and e;eM more froliie
Norb, in a fe da. a. He ha a gjj ai iHmenf
of r"nihanMr ., ol all irct J. B.
lui tVie VUitcCl
fhH "l5ht ,h9 w,h ,rK'mu1' '
,h.v - '' - VhmMJMX.mtjUrJr
irrtn mjr nd atnle lt.vK-a articlea of cha -".
ton g. I puraoei, Mm, and rhm at him, but -.
wirhrurt mr 6Iht ttf l Wi that -of "ir,aki:igV'7t-
Titih drop tjit"kn' i-lc, wiiioi, c.miairf H a Uf ge
q iaivi v of Udiw r. nn, a id right dollars and - '
nme five cr nta, wh th nay be had il properly ,
pi nved, by anphcaii'in ,o the ailisaribtr, living
eight mitc .1. W. of.Sa Unnr on 'lie RratUcf
Kant eoad- -. .....t-rjX .IlL'DDSttrT.
ff-wtur. ijrii i ,OLid....;;"T.li,ir
' -'- ' - i '
- '-'V .SOt, I II ('MI )l.liA.
T
'IK l-,ctur a -l 'li. I'll noiion tri'l be re
im. d n.e -.n I Viondav in November,
an. I c.. i' ri te u itii 1rcll.
,1.:u jiv, Ji'im F.. It il.'ir ink. v. I),
.Vn'.if'-i', JiiilS 1U ua., M L).
lt.ihtn.et find f'ructtrr tf Medicine, 3. Ilenf". '
pickiui). M I).
Mttfia Jledirn, llenrv R Froit, M.'O.
- JHtihctff-f, and lh; dtenr hf II erne n ani 'Zl'
Chi'u en, TTmh., tl. Triuf u, -T."f). " . ;
Chemnlijf and t'oirnMcy, Kdiliuud Ravenel,
M U '' .:
Pathwptvl and JitUtfmtt,JtutaL,m
DcnwntV attrof 1nti!fy, John Wagnefj M.
ii k. ntosr, ien; '
Jufu.t 2.17, 18:)(l u5tf I.
JS V JL J U il UK
g?IOrtMF.Rl.V" of saitaburr, take thia methocT
3L- of informing his iriends and'tiie merchant!
41 f tncfLt,nt he. net conuecjei' h''rlf iiiithe
WIIOLKSALK
XhyXj&ODJSJt'itswess
He the City of New-Ynrk, with IV. Jacot & A. & ,i .: 7
E.mbtiry, under the firm of 4
JAOOT, BuIBURT 8i YGV3(T. :
Store No. 3. Durling Slip, new to the corner of
feari Street where they are now receiving and ? "
opening an eitenrve.asortment pt : , j "
$tank ' ami Tarty .Goods; ,
which they fTe.r on liberal terma and at th,e 1 (v
loweit rharket, prifr"vT-"'.'. SZ,L'-:
-' -lti flai"iam If rejwna
iau!g;$iitS5grcl it bgmv t Cambna. fof -to
a number or years, tniii uieir arvortment ul be
found deirab!e for tliat luiction ot'o'Untry t and
tnifor for Tuxfcft '
;'5fS?k.-"l will sell at jhe Court -llirtise m
' '&&. -or?,0,VOB -'he 4th, Monday
" wcioMrnexv-wti -.'c sot Land,
vr as mucrj tnere or aa vi'.i le .,fR.
cirnt to .M'i-sfv 1 i,e tMe-, ihcreoo.
tur the yar I82aad lSi9, "
- ' LL . s,.n...-f; TiTF.,.-.w . "
-. js? d. t'Ht.MBf.KsT i .wr;
, Jyfut i?'h, 1. 1 3t3$ t
. . " --p IllaANKS - . '
5F eve-- d a-ription,. i'l printed, nd'
M kept fru!e atiVi. WJ'?
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