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u Published evety TxrKsb ad FRrnAT by.
JOSEPH GALKS f SON, ' -
At FiveI) oil art per an n u m -h al f i n - advance
li -
A 1 1 v is it I 1 M 1 IN 1 s
Kot eeee1intrifrnealyn8etted three
. times tor a lo4ar, anrt tenty-hvecerTs Tor
. everv succeednRePbhcat'on ; those nt preat
. er ! en ct h, 4m the sam e iprpportion.V: ; Coiwi-
iicrciTioTtr tnanictniiv Teceivea.i..iirii--.w
the Eclitors miist be paid
i6tnweekis uo, in V series of numbers
a 1 1 ac k ea aut, jyiauiwrv s c ucim inc vvir
stitutionality, of th e uTan ff. " T I .confess J
was one of-! those ho, ' su Rering-, under
in formv i nd eed r bu t "th at ; t departed from
the spirit of that iriPtrument,; and ve.as 'an
exercise of a Bower klven frohe purpose
' to eflect anot her of a v ch aracter entire ly
. diRVrenti , ypon this point, however, Mr.
Madison lias mailed cdnvert of me; l am
not "yet v convinced upon the"other; y J-;
- I do not propose to go into' an argument
on a point : siellHscussel bp the able
pen ' o Mu JlTadisan ; but , thevDject of
thi communication is;to bring, to the view
of the1 Writer fof the Enquirer an historical
Tact; vhich' may furnish' him' k b'ne .to
ffriair.. after he ha devoured wr.vuaaison.
l 3 I he meaning or xne pnri.c, aHu mic uar
ture ot the power to regulate cam mere e,''
the ehdsto be accomplished by its exercise,
ariH the means, tot be used tb-jhose ends,
were familiar' to thePeopIe of America,
and well understood by those who framed
thefConstitution-f -Its limits, -legitimate
i hds, inillthe' mWris by ! whicjv they 5 migh,
' be:accoin pi isslied,-formed - the4 most niter
'esting'rjointof controversy in the. disputes
between'the-Colonies arid, mother country.
The power to regulate .foreign ; commerce
was : yielded b.v he-Col6n7eato:theBrtjsh
Parliament, The chef objectsfpr .which
:s that power, wasJ exercisedwere a- monopa
f !y of theCtrade: by the-;Cplonies, and the
- protection of -British- manufactures .froiii
' f?'rrign competition, and: the;:,means by
" which Ihey:';were.e.ctedt.;wcre.bj1pcud
ing or,burcleriing;.with; dulies the foreign
article. J Within ithW: limits, 'the, Colo
, nies admitted that 'the power , to 'regulate
. foreign commerce ! was legitimately -exer-cisedr-
JThey drewa distinction bet wefn
dutieVlaid ?for revenue and duties to re-'-'
gulate commerce; - .;. ; r.
. On the 14th Octr 1774,. Congress, after
full debated with great unanimity; drew,
up and published a declaration f the rights
ofthe 'ColohieVi., Jhe;4th articles of Jhis
-:dclaratiori,.:declares7:!hatthef Cotonies
hve the excluiye power of . legislation in
h all casei offawa'and internal policy. Bur,
; from ihe necessity of the caseand a regard
"to the mu liial jnterest - of; both 'countries.
- w e cheer fu 1 1 y ;con sen t t o . th e ope rat Ion, of
inrh arts of the British Parliament as are
- liana fidtt" rpdtrairied to the' resrulation of
our external' commerce-' YVPUkinra
-v" f , . . . -Ui i ...i ... . . . -., .- .1 f . ' im.' i-
p 285.)':.; he acts herevanuffetIto reguia
'ted ifimmf rce v. for itWa vowed pUrpoSei f
' protect mgBritish'manufactures rThe,6jh
ari!e of a project tjrawri up by iDrVFrcirik
lin. forVthe settlement of ..the; differences
between "the;Coonies. and motherxountry,
" in order )o ensure that no.dttty should be
?lai;I fjtrt ivith" a bna.lideJntent to regulate
- - cotn me rceproposes ; th a t all duties a ris ?
; , Jhjin the acts f of regulating trade .with
tliereolonics; "shall be fofr the public use'of
ine'. respective' inioniesvanu paiu -.ui iu mick,
: treasuries "flt, V ... j'ti V
1V i m poser; d u t ies' rfnr the prot ecli on; pt
. rnanufacturesjvfromj'Jforeigrt'oln.p:etiuon,:
was'theh" Conceded withoutdisputeVas'a
If "-itimate -exercise of the I po wers io regu
: late commerce; I his ; power,-? thus exer
,s cjsetf "-by Parliament,-before; the.Uevidu
tion,J was by We Constitution; given to Con-'
jnsisfed on in America," ac'courif s . for t he.
- trom the irJiTio ar if rt x.uexjf c.ca.
Messrs. Gates Cf jSeatons", ' .VT;--'.A,
writer In (he Richmond Enquirer,
;ltion'1otrlnis--mea3ure';wuiiovi.,uue-t!iiij.i.-ry
pronounced itrnotnly to be unequal,
and uniust, but unconstitutional also not
i- The d is l i u c tlon bet we en a . po wer toJ m pose
: ; d q li es JVir th e reu I a t,inn jo f trom m erce a n d
for the.purpases ifiVevenue;. so'cotistan Uy
i . r separate grantstn;tl)e .Uonstituium,''. Ac-
: j c o rd i n sj ; t o ; th e A m e ri 6 a n" d oc trine; apo w
;;er,tq Iaj-Uluties4r the regulation" of coiri
;i:nerrer would' not have authoriseil'this fav
r?p in; duties for the purposes of: revenue and
!- viceveiat But; thevpow"ef 'to. lay thern
JuT)'botIipurp0se$; ;:is given by the Consti
v. "5- -. p- " '
-'"'From the Mille.dgeville Journal,-
ii'. o--v ilr- -iVt Jf o f the Week ly: gis te r, tke
" him t.jj the American tV8ieu,' -jssen-
erally a nan-oF'g(UMlQund;'praclicative-:ryilay;
seriset--none of your theorists, who
111 tonsrruct you'ar sysieui nKni n nanu,
: Will eo,rlike iheFfenchmanys clocks xnly
f i " w Tien you ca rry i ti J On t h ejSUbj ec t of Ban k 5.
pecially at all periddsfrom t!ie .lauous
J . Aip. Camafc, 'onev of '"icEilttors'oC the Jour-
M t And there are wbo tb'iik him trettv corr-ct ' heighl?prhqtod, .wets? lender a
tnAflftoo..'- , . IrowewVof inonev, ; A melancholy instance (qake, an assent to -those .doctrine whtc! wy?iarK:-'--';
! 'r-V.'T-V '-v .-Ajv-.r;, 6;';, .v,. -xrA , .Nlr,-W:
I fCenlucTy.proiecf, that -spread : moral deso-;
laiion oxer xnar lairirPKiuu, . even; hhwh.iw
the itinedf, this-, present wntinghis re
ma r ks h t ve been ' I m os t1 proph e ti c t a W e
hope they may,not'dprnouCto..be-:8o.asTey
y ettnere js .Rreax. uange.r noweyer; we
may nope jor-tne cwnrary , uv.ii iiipre'iic
tliinairt thia "r.nftPi.i tna vi? h( fulfilled, a fAV
have been-enncernedin ythexmlinagement
of WeLBank" herej-t in:!tirnes past ;, and
n e n c e io e c a m e . p re i iy w e i ia c q u a i u i e u v u i l
the worldly "c'ohdiiion'ofrmany of itscus-
roroers, ; vye, nave ,.oeen ragenvv or,s a
numoer : o t person s .4 . . na v i ng . uu si n ess s i n
other" ofbur Banks.- In. Iioth cases,N"we
have been" barficularly. attentive '.to.' the
effect which extensive. oreveo Jimited ac-
. ' ; i . . : j " 'l. t.'
commo4ianons nave ;oaa oriviuose nve
obtaipe'dthetn.s ;To bethus attentive, we
have had t wo niotiy es-r-sheerj curi sityt i n
the first placeY'andiu the secorida'desire
(6 a sc,e r (a i h fwh e it h e ex pe ri e n ce w ou I d ?,e s -tabl
ish ) . wbatiii'we .-ha ve al wavS h eld ' to;be a
sound xloctrine' h , theory that:; J3ank ;ac
commoilatiims. aretiiostsrenerally ruinous
tbiarmersi" IThtf result of a" Ions: series pt
observations'lma'deund'er these circumstan-
Qes, anu wi rn -tnese opporc unities .xo maiie
t.hem coVrectlyV5js :a thorough'conviction
th a t, i n; t h e; lan frit agej of M r. Ni I e s, Banks
are a cyrse to farmers; c
.Cillltc.iJiiriN nricuiai coiauiiautu mi tut
' -.. ox A - i- ' k:x -
citizens to.'make the same op
Yet they seem to be. exceedingly anxious
ihat the 'evil' should lie Vteridedjby;the
commencement of th,e operation of the Cen
tr.it lis ok' The v ahnear to look.. a it as
to a remedy that; is tocure all. the ills that
now -affe c t ; 1 he c o on tryV. -It ya cci m m oi 1 a -tionsin
theif;belief? are to reie,ye the peb
pie' from all-the. pecuniary embarrassments
undeV wbtcli they now labor?,. ".v. 'J:',
'-If is indeed strange, that a '.man yho is,
in debt, should look forward to relief from
si m pi y eh a n gi n p; hi s ? eb t- fro m h i s n e igf r
bouKlb:aBnksiill-more'istrange is it,
ihat'ainatrboasfing of his personal freedom
Vnd of the free spirit that pervades all the
institutions nf his country,should consider
h i m s el t ?e I i e ve f rom -, t h a t m 0 s t Cod i ou s
thaldomclebtbysimplyjchanging hjs
waster.. Relief !-r-A man j who. is in debt
isneveTbsoIutelybis;-'vn';'mastei:uritil
his debt is, paid;V? His chains are never brb-
Ken. unjn an nisDpnos anu notes are can -
ceiieu . a.' wise-man win never leei ina
he is relieved ..until thisjs done. The oh?
ly certdin thode of getting' relief of this
Jsort Will bev foundnot in borrowing mo
ney'from the Central Bank, the State; Bank
or any other Bank,! pubic:br :privite---but
in fol I o wi ngVa w i h inflexible resol u thm X h e
course pcinieaou i jin in is paper, oy a wri
ter .vvh'vcaU himself An OI(i Farmer
That's8 the king-cure-all 7Let: the inedi-
cine Df iaKen Aimoui sunt,? every wnere.
i Read wlnt: Mr. Njles says then turn
to thePlainTalkof AnOldJFanner. Read
thatand. instead: of 1 thinking .about the
Central B-ink, andu the relief y on expect it
to; afford " to t he coun t ry go righ t to' work,
a 0 d p u b ni i t, a s ,ch e e r f u 1 1 y . as you ca n", i to
the .stern decree of infinite, wisdom : in the
sweats of thy brow shalt thou eat thy bread,
alVtht days oj thy life; Instead ot writing
letters - to .the iofficerarof the Central Bank
10 Know Avnen it viu, oegin 10 aaminisier
its opiates," save yourink and paper to keep
an account 'for the future '.edification : of
yourselves and your children; of ihe im-
provigmems you jmane in your larms; ana
in your mifdes of extracting true and sub
stantial wealth from. them. X- "-x
: B u t if y ou sti 1 1 re 1 y on th e Bank for re
lief,' take care how ybuexpect loo much.
uepenfi onf itj inecewuoe severe disap
pointment s'y' 2 1 s d r o p s b f c otn f oi; t y we f e a r ,
w i 11,, c o m e m o re ' sj b w t y t h a p . e v e r d i d r i c h
bl d h on ey J rom a n a rro w-n e c k ed bottle? on
a cofd morning. . ''r'-"' ' '
from Niles's neffister. ; -
, -i t Banks, a' Crs? o. Farmers .J t " v'
. ;An; acuwas passeu au tne lasnsession of
theLegislature or, Ueorgia ; to establish ca
new-Bauk- at: Wille,dgivilije,. to? bV called
f 1 Th e C V t r a 1 R a n k o f ; G e org 1 a t see n s
th i efl y ;d e s i Zn ed f r n a k i og 1 oa as t o r ri-
culluratiists,',an for lottgperiod, and if
extenstvejin us operaiiuoss inat is, tioerai
in its loans, t wuj prouaoiy uauKru pt jroin
one! tlu rd tik'blie-half bf the Planters, who
shall .deal I ibecal ly Vi thl4t, tnfthe fcpace ; of
t erf y earsbr prove JtselAa n '-exception' to
n 0 1 n er -1 n s 1 1 tu 1 1 1 1 s, u 1 p r y c 1 s, go t u p
foirihevaccbmmoda'tionlof j farmers J!he
Jsunvohcd
oneiptaiiier within the . range, of; this new
Bank; tvhois a t jlresen t in t m fortable ci r-
c umta ncesi Tsnan re pec t rui , 1 nan
shown itself tn" oineriaies ; ici nun re
trai n viromJJorrowing oru asstsiing others
to L'tMYrttw$mbnj' ;?frQui;,-ibUB4nt-:lor.fi.ye
'vea'rs :and. we. venture, to'say, that he-'i)
tnakegrand.l)rbfit'oU t of?Jiisx7 Capital
t n ih e; purcha s e ;bf I a n i dsVjnH la v e s ' a t rf
duced nriees, if so he shall wi&htemcdby
it. It is t rdW that in:the,utean itiraei'some
win see rvviis u reauv-vo nue juver. uiui, uul
theywriU'ride toorfast 'tA ridet..lbng;1 aii
they ;tvi I tbe brought U Poj: the -Sheriff as
were t h'ou?a nd s o i iarrnersi n'Pep n s vl va nia,
uppe r pa rt ; nr.nur- o mip, ni p j f wpporiuu 1 iy
has been afforded to a largeportioriof our
servationSv-i
passage ot this act, we vmnK, will oe more
i nj u r i uu s 't u;U eorgia; than the l an ff Ja w s
a r cpS UfihoSed beV ! W e sh a I L See i t a ny
I who. uritilBanks 'were: located rin theirlTv u&on so inanv speculative points, and to
r tristead ot 6j3r -
nrjthisescnptionivwas: presented, in hejarf manifestly laid down tn the ffdfy &rip- siiclUdislances as 'prudence dictated, and
person, of j avca I thy ami industrious say- trreand :whieh.are h'ecessarjnt 'i sal vation. used ' evefv- means in his pbvr to keep I i f
ins "and temperate jderma.rt are few antL'i33 easier, to persuade. jntheri'r:bu nfter Uhnrcr if - lon tin-,
called upon! us. a Tew binnfhsgoCj Before men.of afew articfes than of ayast-'num-. they expired, before he arnved t dit'h;)
fhe Vstabltshment of a Bank in.his vicinity he was iri seaVdhlofi anf' 'te-v--'
he was esteemed-wdrth 200,000 dollars-
h' is ba r h we're fi 1 1 ed xvi f h ( h k choice i t f rii i ft
ro f, t h' e.ea r t h 4: n n d h is 6b.es t abou 0 d e'd xvih
uounrs. f rie gave the use-ot Jus hame.to
otbers but sofin had .to use it Tor- bimself;
nnu 1 ui we ueiieve is.iitue oecter man a
auorer on one-or ine nnev larmsjmat ne
o wn ed. j vtAgri cu 1 1 u ral Ts t s sh 0 u dj , a void
Banks. as they would $cofpions---unless nn-
Mcr. jjaiiauiar cirtuni5ianct?s, auu vvun a
full understrindingand: decided resolution,
that all feucaeements ivith 'themiwiW.be
cance 1 1 ed a t km a t u ri ty w i th ou t a ny e x te n -sion
of i a wha t jsl cal I e'd accommodation.
,Then"a Bankxmay ''render af service to a
Farmer 5 .but in its ordinary transactions;
if will' eat up his substance. : j Z -
Allrprojects of this kind whetfierstay-
)awortop-laws,:loana,Lorand'oniceyci:'
tihcates or by whatever - name protracted
ll .
From the. JImeiricari Farmer,
1 INDIAN CORN.
. I'
j-pv'
J, S-: Skikner,; Esoli
Sir.l discover .in.the American Ear-
er, No -42,- that Mr. A. Upshu,' bf-Ac
Comae countyy iVirglnia, bas. made some re
marks concerni ng a -stal kv'of corn which
grew onjmy latnl the iKstjear. ' 'Hejappedrs
tof estimate in his remarks thatia Jstalk of
corn cannot; attain the height ofil6 fee' 4
inches, 4nd" be fruitfuf.f I donot recollect
atlthis time the size, and dimensions of the
ear whichgrewon the "stalk, but Ij am con
ft 1 en t :r th a t th e re w as 'av gnol .1 arge ea r. of
cornVt which -'was i Ve r y I i 1 1 1 eV inle rior, in
point oaize; to ";that of Mr., Upshurfs. irl
discbvei that Mr-TUpshur has' challenged
the states of Maryland and Virginia to prb-
duce a larger ear of comv than 'the one
whi ch ' h e, h a s d eposi t ed ,i n t h e- oflB e e of ih e
American Fannerlfor public inspection.
As you are made umpire;,! have three ears
of corn .which wil I surpass'the:ouehe men
tions,:with al i ease. -;The largest ear coil -.
tains'28 rows around its surface 4S grainst
deep,, and is 10 inches- in circumference" 5
which Ymkes 1 S44:grains'. ; The second
ear contains S2 ro ws; a n d ,3 8 g ra i n s d e e p' ;
which makes 1 21 6igrains: i The hird 'ear
con fai n s . 20 "rb ws a n I -,60 " grai n ajv d ee p ;
which" makesl 200 grains. . 1 mastj acknow
ledge. that Mr. Upshur's ear is very respec,
tab I e j bu t I d o as su re . h i at th a t s i t i s .ve ry
common to see ears of corn whicbare much
(arger thanjhe fbne J he : mentions 1 in- my
crop'of corn. Tfie Vafs which'J-have de :
scribed -f wereVselected ! froni;my crib after
I saw tHe letter of Af fUpshur This kind
of: c ; o r n! ,f i s ri o t-ge n e r a 1 ly c u 1 1 i va t ed i n t h i s
section I'of country It.vasfirst lintrodu-
cetl here. by my brother, George V Jeft-
r"ys. , A.spoontui. ot tlie seel was sent to
him by j the late Col. J. r Taylor, -of Caro
line ' co u n t y, Vi rgi n i a , - a n il I ; h ad ' aV v e ry
exal tcdt-Apinibn of u-l on . accbu nt of ;its
great size and product. "Tt has aj reoiirk-
bly large cob 1 and m it is general ly.admit-
ted x by fall- those" that ' ever ; cultivated; i t,
that it; will yield more to the acre' than a-
nv'corn everkcullivated in this section of
uiva
f th
cou ntry. I am ot. th e. opi n i on it will ,.n ot .1
SUIT a irnorev noriuern ciioiaiew.. t urn ii,
1 .1 ; tn. r i
was"--first introduced into' this potion; of I
Cu nt ry, w e ; fou n d i t : vra strath er la te 5
I ant: fully convinced that it isf at I
but:
least
three weeks 'earlier ihari I when ;I first began
to cultivate itV"lt has become udxedj some-j
w ha t, w i t h' ou r n at i ye corn ,1 an 1 1 I con s i d e r
it riTttre .valuable t1)n'w1ieo 1 V was" first in
troducd.j j v y:? j fr ' :
(T;I cist a' n i n va ri able .raj e w 1 ih rfiew hen I
am houlsi ng my Xrnp of c' r u i n : th e fa I f," tbj
select the largest, tinesf,- and. nest tiljeft,
ea rs w h i ch I .ca n fi m C v" A' be fso nj 1 h a t w i ! I
puruei;thisJplan,i may always rkeep his
stockv pure; and it; wilt never, degeni-ratej
I n seeding my? crop;, I n ev e r u se'm ore t h a n
nalior ine ear. , 1 ne smaucr enu.!i hi4
riaoiy lain, asie j. ioe.iargtT.cim .19 gfci
conclusion 'of my letter;! ivil Ifmecety state,'
that 'mvcroni was not as good the last year
ait.wasin.l0A27 J and, l no assure yon ui.e
ea fsi I. have seec ted to he nd y 6bV are nbt-
as largeand.weil filled, "on' theaccourit -bf
se vere.q rougn t w ni cn xook pi a ce ia uou i i n.
time, my crop was making jseU as it 'w
thejyear -prectrwimg.v l r.ave se lecicu - a
nam ber ;of ears w (rich are': I a rger t han the
one iSiti. Upshur has: deposit ed;.vv'th kyo.Ui
ana snail semi-mem-oy toe nrsx convey
ance" that ofierstb my friend in RiclifnotipV
with thsif uctiohsfloT ship the :birreKto you.:
" : -Ye r y ' res n e'et fu 1 1 y " vn u rs; - s
T " - -r' . 'i-s.. nr. i tti r- r X!" O l
rCawdLCovnty
;;.t; :;E RASMUS OI5.SCHISMS:;
Onething fsays he) tii niy opinion, might
reconcile many nersousv to j the ltoniisn
cHur'cb,&tKat is,not todecidVsb dogmatic .1
make them articles of faun; but only
payments have been allowed,'v for tU&relief
of farmeVv have had one uniform effect
to destroy them.' tn the end. , s j '
any useo," anu 1 1 j is ai ways ivei t iiieu, r j
bivenb Ioubtlhat any;person may, in) a
fe w jrea rSrats e h is Jc rop of icbrh : ta a state
r
of, perfection ny pursuing the above .plan
a'nd;itl wiH be- sanctiiKieulbyeveVy person
thai 'ever, made', iheexperimenti In the
hundred nfhichv some a reuththat;aj
nature2vbfrmehv.thV
Jogyi-inay be fairly-red uced;tb thtU;' ihat:w"e,
ought to put bur whole frust in '-lAholahtV
iod, . wh o 'graciously gives vu II ! thi n gs by
jns cjoii vesus nrisr:; tnat:we are reneem-
e'd.by the;dea t h of thi s S bit of G bd; to w hose
i c.iu wurimy-i usi we may iivecon ior
manly to hisc precepts.and ex-Tmple, not on
ji .doing nci harm to any,-but r'd6inggobd
Jo" af j that yhen adversity befalls us;. we
bat iently submit to i t i n hopes " of a fu rVi n;
recompense the coming of U&Xht'itltai
Vwe'make a daily progress ih virtue, ascrib-
I il ...Ml'.' .1 . f v " t ' J1'-T
tng jiuuang 10 QUTseivesouc; ail to ; vroa
These thirigai T areUobe pressed Jahd incu
bated, till good . habits Vare' formed the
heart-''; If;tnerei beper$oQs,bfa';'specu,fative
jge n i u s,"v w ho wa uV t o search n to iabstr u se
poi n ts con cerni ng t h jr d ivjfn e n a t u e p r per
sopvpf 3e su s -Ch ri s t ;br i h e Sscran; e nt.
wj th a v i e wi t b ri m prove.'Jh ei r . u n d ersra nd
jngvandto raise their mjodsf and-afftcti
ftw s above' e1rthly : t Id rigsv ; be " i i "per ni i tied
.to'thenT provided alWysf thatheirChris
tian brethren be"nttcompelled bejieve
everything thaf thisbr 'that teacher ,thiiiks
to be true. v" A S bonds; deeds'I- covenants.
obligations," indent.uresv.expressedlin a mul
titude of words; aflftr'd "ttiajttef .-for Id bits :
iso to religioha.pf ufusi on f determinations,
decrees and decisions. beget s endless con-
,t r o.v ers i es; '. ' ; Le t n btn a n be a s b arm e d to
,reply to ceriai n , points; s God l-knoM-e th how
It can' be as for'tnet1 l am content to be-
jlie ve i tSs $6. knowthat; tlie body apd
blood of our Saviour are things.pure,. to.be
rece 1 v eo oy -in e pu re, a no 1 n . a pu re .ma n
netvt He. hath appointed. thisjforlarsacred
sinrand pledge of his loVe forusV: and of
th e concord Jwh i ch; ugh t tOsu fcifttva m b'rij'
Ch ri s ti a n s; . ; . I ; w i 1 1 the re for e", e x a in t n e inV i,
self and see if there be ny thing i'n 'mecon
trarytnthe.miodof "Jesus Chistrand iftl
have any uncharitablelisposl.tions towards
my neighbour. But tb'knoiv hothe tenj
categories:arein"thiS 'Vacramentiliow the 1
bread is transubstantiate by the j mystical
words of coxisecratbnvvand how a Jiumun
body can be in so smalLa compassf antl jtt
diiTVrenrplacea.at the sam-e'time:' alt; this
i n my opin ion sery es Httl e 'to the;ad v ance
ment in 'piety."1 " ''-- :-L ' r- -r
; .1 kn o w. a 1 sp," t h a t I 'shall ri sf -agaln
Jesus Christ hath promised itiiVd .to" coo
firm.bis promise, heVoe agam himself.
ButCto know wha t b.vdy' I shall jiaveV and
howitt will be the sarbe after hayingf gone
through so- many(chaige9i thes are not
.thiogs-on-.whichinu.HjSaiiisshouhri-'b. be11
s to weil ,r- w i 1 h a v i e.w ! i o ma k eva progress i n
true rHlgion ,rAfrho7l.liakppi;6.e.not'' of
ihqtiiries of f.thfs kind,- pursued C proper
tims, a'ndAwith.due Idiscreiion arid-' -mode-
ration.- By s these.. and::a j Jhousandsach
1 1 k e ,s pe c u I a t i o n s; fy r w hi c h' in eft s e t a n ex
t ra va ga n t v a 1 u e; ' u po ri , the.ms e I y ? s, ' t he i r
th ou a h is" a re . on ly -tji v e r t ed from the 'on e
thibneeclful.r-C; vl'VV
H ax I i h e sep ri n e i pi es bee n :folI o wed , ;the
Christian ":churcb - would still hive ibeen
or,e I .. ,1. , ; a -v... -.-a ' ; A
i . r a r u c u i a r , e x press i oxn s may; wz. g i e a n eu
fro ni an . ex te n si ve cbrrs p on de nee ; o f any
one, written under irrigation; without re-
flection or A care,' which seem inciinsis jtent
witArine --general. current, .DUt tq t;aKe tne
w h p I e tn a ss of ; h i s : op i ni o n s ; ex pf es sed t n
bbbks,- letters and contersatioim-. through
la long ItfeV we 6 nd a wbnderfu 1 accordance
e v e r doubts in ay 'be e n te r r .a i ti ed as.r: to t h e'
pa Wi c ul a r part s, xf Hi sxon d u cj,-:ev ery'jobe
btiould feel grateful to fifing whb,, amidst
povertyahu.sicKness, without h,ope;oure
wardspent a?Iing JitEf toiling eliectually
tor ;hexcause;oi , religion nnn uterature
Every one shoiild accord .bls'admiratibni
to t b t e x t e n d ed be h e vol enc eV- w h i c h ,: 6 u r--
rormieu uy. HimrMie secis cpuiu pay wiiu
i'learnedand jrirtubtis' Romanist!.!"
'' Christian Js ' my name,' and Catholic my:- sir-
.Slill I wouhl jeqibr'ice you as a,maii
4-tnr."Geddes.- V
? V. . o . . ,
5AiDtcrrc:TheV!scbooners:ange:.of
&ilerti,:.andMAnnif -Thoma"ston,wt?re lot
on ttie' 1 lamj f-'-NanYuckef; in! a -violent
;tbrnVn Sanda v, ;tle 321 st'u lt:-TTwoJith
er '-.se h none rs from
the
tn wa n I, . - w h ic n
1 e f t C H atham wit h. i h em on- s tie sA me mor ii
l n g , sir a i i s w p wo 5 eu . 1 o 11 a v e u c n osi.
Twosons of -CaptM'Sman of ) Wi Ami
andorre of thej-searaeaVpepiMied ;al did
ie or ine uniortunare men, says
Nantucket accbunil -perisfretl aiier. they
had reached the shore, . and before ; they
count nnaa tineiier r ana tja-pt. : A.,.wirn
all the i . litude of an al.Vcti'ciiate'' father
when the streh-th of his sons was elhau
t 1' . 1 ' -r ,1 ,11' . . ' - 1 .
jiiair-nj igf 1 1 ? ei 1 nei. 1 1 o up 5 0 1 uj c m, j or, na ye
ho notion s a bb u t , the n v9 . w 1 1 f; ou t hi g ep da n 7
Znr'mz his soqlrand Ms religfon JJnt-ucb
IS;.IUQ
qogmaticauy aectaea.xney win oDstmateiy
maintain, r, a. r,. """
-.Now,r Christ la'n! nh i I s..o thy or-th e olb -
- r And I embrac6-you as-niy f ejlow disciple in
;.Ad,- lfyon'are'not & disciple of Jesus,; 1
also -three of tbe tiren belonging to the
Hanger. T4 Cv-.s '-
.Some of ihe'unfortuhafe rflen,' fsays the
himself to-crawl to.irupon hU hind'
JfrTheJsiX,bodjM-e:rel.bfoug To town nn
KTuesdayV and' nVstlay were L-jripf! fr.in
I tin". iiuA:ii-Si.2: 1 -ii 11 - i
v 1 rnniv ijl ; v-.ua p i,v a 11 - in e c 1 e rg y m i j
of.thejsland and a vast" concourse ofJt)eo'.
pie attending. Ci,. -1 1
hbTolIiiwJh'sfatejnent is from tVd
sarnetsource1 .v, ;V-' ---" '
$'ros8 oflityionXantticket by sh'ipicrecki.
The number.of persons lojjj ort'in irJand
fromr.ship wrecks,' during , the i four
nipnfhsi&anernvi : Ten from bri
Packet; of Providence. R . L r ro r, '
brig Ah-Eli2a; 'bf Topshjm, ' Zlj ; tores
scn.-rwipoi xnomasron, :.Ie t thrc
wrecxeq onjne south .shore of Nani.wl.et
during ihejlateAWar,-not one of whom
was saved, of yen '-.washed as.We from
the.wrecks; exceed in tiumhpr all t' if
have occurred, onthis iiland t from hip.s
w.f for tne tlS' seventy , ifflrj; ' preeo-
ditrg'tk Dec. 1828. S
;! The following notice 'from the- anther of .
lfrom,sch linger; uf Saleni, Macs--'
These eatfasT(afer excepting e'.lo-
fpf.r,RQ'D:iirUthe p"-" "ir
Sidney ? Smiths and Qiieeii. 'whir' .to
.ne jhc jumuu presents .an app"al - .
f.ba'X -his "courttrvmen vill nbf, we' arasurc,
be insensihlto:3 Ff K .i-p ' v
Tnenttof.thi8 ojk"n'ow ib progress I.crt-, it
wnu.we ni4iPe-.oe. abandoned .nr iFinnf.
d it is still' persisted; in.' wb are sure it
'should not, 'and .think, 't would not,
;. dverlisiment.tlzvinsr be-n informett. that'
?ome person in the United States hail uiulerta
vv iu . ,a icss voluminous vvorx out oi
ny History.ofthe Life and V ites of Columbu ; '
iiaviriiuujjiii - proper jmmeaiately To'executei
oLit-, ui cvrrjiniii pr essentiarimport ce m
the larger work? aod have pre'serrtd those part'
nearly eritire;-: which" have been considered the
most striking an'dharacteristijCi 'JH is prob ,ole
aJsd,.'thatthenacrative'Jias''ja:ned a spirit in ma-
ed proliXrty.Vbut'which could not be omitted in,
Vv'h t professed to'be'a comnlete and ci tenmstari .
t histonr of,ttje subjeci. - - - ' "
I nave felt the more hurt nt this affemVt to c-t.-
perserde Wiy wxric, wiiMlhe, public. from I.i
ulvrays considered ir asfa peculrar offering to itiv
cofntry men, whose jobd vpinion, however the
c" ry may, have been , insinuated, has never
e..d to be the'leadincr ofaitfCt jf mv ambition.
and the dearest wish of -rny .heat ; inl I must -confess
that, in-assidiiously laboring at this His-'
tory of the. first discovery v ( f our coun t ry, I ha v -been
chitflly; animated by the hope': U...t the in-
tereat 'of 'the subject -woul I cauHe'tbe work to
remain. amonfr -my country mepandvi(h it a rc
meinbraocejor the aUhorj'hen all the "r .ii uro
ductions of ; hia fancy, might 'have-' per, ,.ie.d and
been forgotten. V
-WASHINGTON IRVING. :
- Seville, December, 1828:.' . - -
. 7 Slate of, Tennessee,
Hardin CountyCourt, -Nov. Term, 1 8C3."
Doyd afcNalfyet'al. Jieirs of ifaroillon, dec. 5
-i"ON "motion ofthe-C6mjlainants, and i ap-.
vpeanng-to tne sat istacuon of .4he Court, that ' '
t the. Defendants are all citizens of- the Sute of '
North-Carolina i j It is'ordered ;by the (Jourf;
that this ordenHviUi IhVsbb'sUhce ci the cor.-;.
If plaint, be publishedlin Ahe-Mtateigh litgister
f newspaper printed in- Italeigb, -in the State"-':
f?ot North-Carol! n.V : fotir weeks in succession .
jaoa tnat the last publication be trade at least
30. days previous t6: the next term ot thi3 Court,"
".annv jf.theT Defendants do not answer the co;,i-
plaint, the-cuse be setfor heirinr eSnarte. t v. 2
heai.acccrdmgYyatVthe-'fneztvterin of this
"-Court?" -'-A'tme Copy. ' ' ' '
,.'jMWIS If. x BOYLE, Clk & Jlst. . .
The: substance. of? the Complaint is. that thcr-i
is-a tract of 1000 acres of land ijraiited to the s.ild
John, Ha'm,Iton,-lyuig-iivsaid count' of Hardin,
wintu was in uiq 111c lime u( ine. saui granirs,
given to .the Complainants, to tlie' exclawon ct
the'other heirs;vhich aaidgift is" prayed - to br-confirmedt-and
adegal title the said land' it
ed in the Cornplainnnts in pursuance of the gift.
''flz State ; of ;'North-Carolina, ' ;
1'''' V- '.'""'"Martin County. - ' s '
vf lEatrrrT. Spring Term, 1329. '
' len 15. Hare and wife. V
Etl-ard; GrifluvvSHa's Bennett hAdnrV ofjclirf
-r' -i Luten- and Luke Ross.'. " -STT.
appearing; to the satisfaction of the' Court
fl:vthat Luke Ross is not a resident of this Gtate .
U.ht'orderedth&t he appear w the next tern cf
the Suoerior Court bfKnnitv far Martin r nr.tr.
- -- , -f j -j . J9
the. Iast.Mnday m August next, and an.-.- cr
dsejudgment pro contesso will; be. taken : rair.st
mm f ,anu -iuai puoncaiion or tnisr ruie oe macu
for three months jn the Ilaleigh Register.
:vy&c j. h. sladk, c. m. 1:.
; State of Nonh-CnroliDfi; -
"r""- Rutherford County. ; '
Snperlor, Court of Law-Octbbcr Terrn 1C. JL
r rWJJham Hicks .Xli2abeth Hick-. '
,r. Petition for Divorct.
TTT -appearing to Itlie satisfactioi of the Cc..if
'ILthat Ejizabelh Hicks, the defendant, "u net t-y
jnhabita.iit of tins State ; it is therefore ruer :;'.
by the r Court - thatv-publication be mit t!.: a"
niomlw in the :Ra!ei"h Hrfister, rrivin. net.
tb the defendant ti
curat the next
)U-
perlor Court oi Iw to Le
4 in'iutherfcrd-'
ton on t lie k a ilonaay r .
March nezt then end i.z
: Uy i:
pl?rd cr'
t;
derniTf to zd petitij., f
Teen cnfeiso'nd - ''
lat c
the 3d-
jf C v
lef ti..; .
Sentember t-2C, i-
dependence "of tb-s rtked St
my origioal intention of making an Abridgment
of the,tIistoryt to atlapt it forgeheral Circulation. 7
In this,"! trust, jl .hverirlven' sr satisf'clorv ab