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is '4 if n. v i. t e I 1 - ' 'A 4i -1 ON, B ANK1 N (r. 1; v5 v " jO -V S v." ' i" ' k . '-For Ae jWfcfc cr. V . . : , V ir'tliVpremises are;triie. U ,,rnayue 1 , : - J a f v u fli i n p d : t h a I . t e only -posVible We ': ;t)KU :ankscan,be to sovretyishe fa ' v; callt the f uRont in niaH'i cxcbajiges antl 4 - f;llie.pLofittthcy make ;op' ,thc use of money ' . Necessary for tliaf. pivrji ose, which , other-, i .wswp5lct,be uirprocljictie,ii1 i&to the ;-;: -,xtiuV of ihitf. pnifit' an 'latWitiou jto the n ;trnpifalxof . Health of the cantrv. 1:lf Jpr V v t: .cxatuple, .fifty iiiillions ofrspcie (money re" reef uiretU for ;a ci rca I ati ngj.itt ed i u in Cin tl-eibace: of all Banks ami if by the ':'t .cstablTiment of Bank's; forty million of ,t ;Bank notes -couliK be substituted jfor :an txfTorted ahd'coiixiiioditiesjof equal value '', ' -:;-WiiVed ih its : Stead then there! would V : - be aWannunlsaving . to the country of a ' fti unequal to-ihe intci est of the forty mil- r A 1 iou." d ed u c ti nV t he 'm ere ex pe rise o f the Institutions ; for the paper wouiu answer; i 1 Lv-aW the nurDosesjortnetspecje, Qesiaes e- ' ' Sffii ngi nw cli Aiiiore ion venie n tras a ' ni cd iu tn 0irt of'exchanjre. These, 1 1 is bel ?eved are fe -rprincini tnematicat profjosuions can ue,jauu it is ! vi Jivecessary to maKe thein ntierstpoaDe Vire: any tl iu g ca ir be,aVcompli sheil li n th e i :r? vav of relonn.n A BailCwould never be tlti ;;lf itim fSI?nt v 0 om-'the mployinent4 Of theiapital 'f'&Pof others which 1tiCal lowed to possess in Therefore, the irec-than. t 'onV Withheld from thetiv : and as it attords fHtcssectititt to the pubUc;a-can add fOTiunj'- 10 ,ie-xircuiauou ui uciw3hb 'Vvhat arcuments caritKeaqVocate tor the Irili ' 1 exchans tor it Credit- - ! Nii 1 Ifecapttal o the D ! iti ! iv birs "Aiff rib'case'e Wd're'p'iiuctive 1 t i .....v.-- r. i ; .tainlv not that by the use of it any. thi ng dencc thnt tn eyerv 1 I r canbebelded to the'profits of thesfbek- - , ., -.noitsers. 1 tils yii opnaiumi seems su pw; 5 lic'ctlyiclear anu seit-eyment, mat Siia'tter of surprise T it ever sliou ! J aSfylj? jfejfe3rar a'py Reason IjJ op ! fv IincreaseoHdiniinish m circulat it is a d have tinder not per- cerved'that- any - causes could operate to 'diminish the' circulating me- clmriv other than those which woi) Id have '-i'tKatefleci T' 'During these two' mouths 'more taeBT of t fi e Revxd u t ion,ue n w ho ad I egi tl mate claim;-frbm a,bd uffennga,T to the lasting gratitude of their country have been contemptuously driVe;n; .with out a:moment's warning from.the offices to:whicb; "theyx had 1 been appointed 1 by AVasKi'igtph and JeffeVsop, tharT eyer; be fore' bail been "disturbed,, for t any other, purpbsethan 'to proinbte them. 1 ; "r In these li ' montlis jmore. membersof Congress ,have. been appointed than ever werebetore appointea oy any.rresiucni of 4he, United Stateslv - i '-v.1.' ..' Jnthe same period, more men laboring under the Suspicion "of treasonable prac tices have been cal led from obscu rity and placed in hfglv and - responsible stations than ever were, Detore. i - .t . ..' Short as is the time since the inaugura tion of President Jacksnnyet has he re moved more1 persons Ms own apfloint mert,whoe appointments were made1 4.by and with the advice s and; consent of-lhe Senate,? a Jackson, Senate Ihanj any o f his p red ecessorsl i d , d u ri ng th cir Ayhol e periods of service. . i 1, ; ,t , f ; Th e! perom ap not n ted j ha ve beepj se lerted i not for their piibl j c services, their pi6ntcairinciple 1JU t SOltHy rqr Ilieii Mevoiiqn aim serv ii.es.; iulprbmbUi the; ele Jackson. ' 5(5-. ' ' 'Hf'' In' these two months, a greater change Jia s been cflec tedi n pu jbl ) c; opi n ion,;.Jis- to the unfitness, indeci si on,' and pi i ancy, of. the President, , than his most yiolen orients hadjlanticipatea.l if;l I These a re a few of the Facts which in a few weeks r been presented to tlie reopie or . the U niteu States, as maimers; of much pith and moment, and in which they are so deeply, interested, that! they will prove avholesome j lesson, and, we trust. vvorK out muc i croou ior ine . ficm. rress fsferilVs jo be vesjedjiib thArclibifthop t AJatiterDU ry, ana moi n. a, cohuuisiuii s at first DroposecL'i This amendment, which i was injrodueed by' Mr. 'Peel, takes away th havc )son we rew-Turb Enpu'rer. can say cpnfi- luncler with fllce he has held the GovemTneiitficleljty and integrity has have marked his administration." f ' Thus says Mr, Noah of . the late lector of New-Ybikv.Mrl Thompson mi JJigltiltbeeeii. frointhe foregoing: pre itnises that;the proposition which the Ba n- 'S'.lccrCm'ak makfei tb the! nub- '. ..I' $ plyhis;XAvil I ex cliang my;: credit', for fe y)jr ybu must allow me the v lseo favour Capital without" interest and vi'ilitv -My credit will "he of the same use vl tfioyos your money, and muqh more ConveliretiT. :. nnu ? yoitp inuue y , n ev hi neaip I ivmy Jhn ji dsI can inake productiyei, fft Mou j djprbduce Vnot hi ng if i t rem ai r. yuur iiiuncy I v ' t w u r s . t vy n en e v e r , you preie- ;i .4jtOt mycreuityon snaunaye it. xne flt..iprbfitsivliich Imake by the use of it in IM $ creaes tlie na : tionat weal t h to the am ouht :li&:$-of suthpfofits' bcausetliat' ipbrtion of Yob r mon e y whit:h y ou woul d en trust nier :f i:'t4i;: is ,oh lytfst vhich Jwotil d , o th r wi se; 1 !i-i!fereWafni nprbd'uc t i y e j n y ou r h ands !u n ti 1 vni ivau occasion TO use it : ami n is mrf j (ivtsuth portion m 'i'.fu rnisivmejiyi.t t capi tal for my '0-i r'fA ;husiniessw jf this The V the nature! of the contraeKis ; it unreasonable fir the pub- i; .1 i c to reply, You sh all Jiaveth e use of my i l' j .', Jtiibneybn th ; ":ym pexpecxeu,,as;iyou: jiave uiy fiiuury i!te!:vU!ib lT''S;V'ty' totur,iithoutloW: : ; if ";; i;f; I ened f V be the' im : per ft c t sysie n:b r rV'-0BiinIch? without referejice t(y f ,!,!, iAthe poSiuoi iituungs, umier ine.wer Ijiiij ,1 :'nf-e Btr1ciTgojje-; !: liiT- .rjifen'Therotp inapplyiiig - those' jS ! n ; J ' ? i . i-P i c fri i t K e ie n e iv aPof the'.c'l char- 1 ! )! J " , -..tf'- .. nr.-mtl f iir lltV OtlPS. IT Vlltli4l !':4""' '-4Vehn;cV!.ary toprovfde against any in- 4 V convenience Aviucirmiir'n arise in eouyeri- cbi- Ifthe jrenileman removed to make room fop fV1r. and las the testimony of foe as Mai. Noah nas none correctness is ihFbest t Re st i inony, and bersohallv nrofits bv the ho I icy whir h rflectd the removal of Mr Thompson; tve nresumej will question the of Mr. Tliouipsofi's oftimi character and conduct thus sustained- , . . li f t fb I lows that M r. Th bm pson has been rembvedTbr no fault committed or all eg 'il ffT'e': ij b'def'tah.Uhal he took ;iio ac tive )art in'piitjtics, being' supposed niere I y to have an' abstract preference fur Mr. Atlams oyer Gen Jacksm ; It is apparent that his removal is, live result of nothing tse but Mr. fSwurtwout's desire to possess Hts. office. k.o t- . h -' Ve cannot help regarding the appoint ,mei) t of nt. Swart wou t l o; he col I ec -forship of New YorkVaS tle most singular circumstance in the history of this ad minis- tration. and Perhaps of the countrv. rub- mtnis of ariost iropoVtab;!caseJ;.wKicKU about to. come peiore me uurv ui viiaoc ryi -4The' l-rned gentleman ; has' .received a retaiqing fee" of 500 guioeas.rrr O'Con- etounoation or manyioi.tiie uuiwaiwus. ucu m icvmu .&u.y-- -i ::,v which have been madeonrthis part or the jor tepays. - - - i ' :rs V.v -bill l " : ;: ' ; ' '""i "J T " s" ' The Bishop of Salisbury has written a On thVS6?h; Ih'e bill fof the disfranchise; Uecnnd-letter to the DukeAfVellirfgton,: : ;? K:On''r'i;r'.:f iAo - I Wn Ka itnnalirv: nf ' flflmittin? the .. IvOinaH- kit iirt r ' n-r -k f a. i irirrui i tmhiiiii uri wa An ia i i 1 1 liil; iiiiiuiiw vvi - r - - . eaVn taken tip in" the House of Commons;: .;Mr.r.! IT ri me protested against the pripci ple of the bill, but would offerno opposition to its progress; on account of; the measure of which it vvasdHemed'to beia necessary accompaniment. The E-irl of Uxbride com ehed ft quie unnecessary to interfere wit h tli e el ec Lye f ra iichise i n 1 rjela nd 5 and Lord ! Sandon thought disfranchisement would; be beneficial in U Ireland, as ; it would serve to create abetter and -more substantial -clas9 of yeoinanry. ' Mr. G. Moo re m o ved t h a t t h e" q b a I ifi ca t i oh sh nu I d be 'ralsecl from' 0tM 20. Mr. Peel de cidedly opposed thV mt;ion, a 10. would not 6rinitch?restVict ihe popular constituen cy 4a 20. Her thought: 10. j; would give general satisfaction. ,aridr i" his opinion it 'would be: foujul quite sufficient for the pro tecti'ri of 'those mterests which itVasde.; signeil lb UHrd,rHe commiitee cjivideii; when! the r e a ppear e d fort h"ef a m e nd merit'. al v other jamendmeiiis Were bibved, but they were, all ; negati v ed v Durino-the debate iin the 29th, Mr. Peel proposed a cUuse (whichwas carried in the affii mahve) the effect of; which was to em power the-Secretary of "State, being a prorf testant, to grant a license in writing to in dividual Jesuits and inetnberjof religious institutions to reside occasionally in this country, for a period not exceeding; six months with a power to' revoke it f and - if the person to whom it j has been gratitel should continue in this country 20 days af ter the. expiration or revocation of jhe li cense, he should be guilty of a .misde meanor, and be punished by being banish ed frobiuhe country lor (ite.i ' 1 . " -i On Mondavi "the SOih off March, Mr. Catholics to nowec in a Protestants tate.; He says it is impossible to divest Jhe ques tion bh its relfgiou character, and ' that it niay be expected the nation will be visited by the vengeance of Providence' for the en couragement of idolatry: which the contem plated measures will-afford. . ? On the 24th of March, i a minister of, a cougregafion in a country; parish Jo the bfc-leave tn-;; n public, .that by the late arr', 1 of GWs in the above Iin :i - eir southward of Edinburgh twaS ,mosi w.rnr ' - - : tohly interrupted in his avocations.- I he T Superfine Blue and Bck Cloths Venort that has reached us'is, that in the',; do - Medley cors;- - v ( ' ' ' .l U. siik, ivaienna ana Jiarseuies V that the admission of the Catholic subjects oi xhis empire to tneir civil riuis, vvouiu have a tentjency rather. tb; lessen thao'in crease the number of the adherents of the Church of Rome. On- heariogflhis, a mail rose, and, . being joined by, S'.ftne others,, tliey turned their parson, forcibly out of the church. ;" It is said that the ringleader, and sone of hi s associa ! es i n tin s gross ou t rage o n 1 1 dpcen cy ; C 1 a wvr and re ijgipn,'" we re lorinwiMi appreiienueo. i ... , ; , LIVKUPO'OL CO'tTON MARKET. ; v Friday Evening, 1ila 27, 1829 r The d e m a n d for cottonha s bee n ex tremely limited during.the whole of the prer sent week 5 and prices" of American des criptions niay be quoted about! l:8ih low er than oii this day fort nigh t flba t there is no alteration in other sorts. The sales a inount to 8,530 bags, (including 500 Ame ricans for export. ) SPLENDID : ASSOTiT IENT W&Mlipg Goods, mrd ' ( Cutlery,: -Staffordshire: Chhict, P -r and-piit Blassicare. Bats, Boots oZ Shoes, " Orocerjesi Foreign nnd rPHE sunscmnEns ; JL 'to the Wssortmetit comnlete.' ' - . I. ., - Ah the greater part of these Goods were bn ;v at , Cash sales in , Nc w,York,-Philadelphia' 5 Baltimore, they are enabled, in.nuny instan to sell them below the orieinal Drim es purchasers would to .well to give them a raii they, flatted themselves from, their exttn S uw. , ii-iiui, nt-y cannot K undersold by,any House iir the' State. The subjoined' list constitutes mrf c , L Ifr.Qftmcr and f!:icoT.-. - GO estinffs asnne-s and Circassiani Angola . air I French Merino Casshneres Russia, French arid Irih IVdlin Black and Colored' Bombazeens, tei f,no ? : tip i. -do . 'Bombazell s 'as(rrted Plain and Striped Cottoo Cussi'meres an j rx .'duVelfs I ' I . rar" Mixid Lien4rillingsand Wilmington Sir! Russia and Imitation Sheetings 1 Ticklenbuf znahurg' and Scotch Dowlas 4-4 8t 7-8 IrishLineris andlAwns, of stml of ;the bid The Mar- lie money to the amount of between thir teen anil sixteen "millions of -"'dollars, annu ally passes through the vhands of the Cid- lector or the rort ot XNew-xorK. it is tne tnost important fiscal office under the Gov ernment, next to the Secretaryship of the t rr il:.. : . .... : i. . Peel-moved the third reading for the Rt lief of the Cathidics quis ofCbandos proposed,asan amendment that it be read a Jhird tjmei that , day six months,!, e. rejected. A long deba te ensued, i ri wh i c h M r M oore. Gen. Gas coy b e, M r. Cust, Mr. Pearce, Mr. H. Davis, Sir Ro bert Inglis, and Mr. VV. Barrkes, appears ed. as the advocates of the amendment, and Mr. Peel, Mr Fitzgerald, Mr. Villiers, Mr. Campbell, and the Solicitor General, agai nst it. Jit three o'clock on the morn itur of the SI st 4 the question was taken, and 'here appeared, t For-the amendment, ! j 142 Ajrainst it, ; , 1 520 JSTezp &? Cheap Spruig Goods BE W JAMIW; B. HAS the pleasure of announcing to his friend? and customers and the public in general, that he has jiist received and. opened an elegant' assortment of the Cheapest ami molt Fashionable Goods he has ever li:d. Having: tieeii selected with great J-re by himself, he feeJi perfectly con fiderit that for like patterns ami equal qualities, cannot and vriU not be undersold py any other House in the City. Cash " purchaexs and punc tual dc-alers are invited to call and examine for themselvesl .' ' ';-. " v"-v.;'; ,. The assortment comprises hi part, v ; Blue, pink and straw' colored plain, figured and plaid Palmyrinesj f neiu and Elegant Goods ., for the Spring J j ; .; J -.' . . i ' '. " ' ;' Beautiful Argentine Plaid j . Gros des Indes, &. rich, plain and watered Silks Matt'u.ni's best plain black, and; plaid Italian ' Lustrings. " '" ' ' . '.;';" '..'. Geniiine. French 2t imitation English Cotepaley's and Battistes . . : - - ,--! ; .;. ;. . ,;;Vv.:- Plain, checked arid figured Swiss, 'Book 8c Muil Grass Bleach i ; Irish Sheetings intl; Diapers of all widths a - itfuajitieai Vj. : v: i t ": ' i - ' n; Cfl r .do j " do very hit v5 i ti the : oo ey u wi e m p 1 1 y e d i n i t eitb p r a ry : aiti jc iv:: one; yea r for-th e . i n yes im' n t ''of, '' f' hi T&Aixut&'tQu rt h two ? ye a r s Is for' anbUierV 'and': I i re?y e kH: f o r h e : t h i rd , h v a y i n g i t o p i i o i -icalsde to ab le tniV t be used iii'thei i j c u rre rit bu s i -; ;!pt'ssto thek; loans at It ihatHuiie ;'5 Jfftlieir -pit:U;asihwll thehlTtay e been fper-' i-a'vli' ::SirierYtl-v Veiled aml set apart as a specific r Mh U X HI) , m Pirliio;mepub ?'i-t'i f the se cohflitrona ,w ere to be.itn posed, rii&fitTlk VCOudU iVid e nre Uha nj 1 2 "per :ri4;.?eri the mojubt of capital thi s" tpbe; withdrawn 'qnvi the : hazards, of '4rJyArty: iu ries j u el tjietitrti rd j t possibly Ibe bade liie liaiiiv, een iifioe. uauis. couiu euipiojr i .".V : lit - M ,1 'inTS.- it -is two' monms. . xnis .nav. since Uen-y acKson was sworn in as?rre- :Vt lax. 'Xnavoo v i-iiiwr vuereirnaire : neen j.yr&'ieei;Baji ?shingtonydam '.; iy' ; lt,prpe,;and Auams-i- Treasury V To this most responsible office, having so extensive a icontroul over the public mbnefi, and with so lucrative a sala ry annexed, President Jackson has appoint ed a. man against whom a grand jury of lii country, found a bill for high treason !. Not only is Mr. Thompson turned out a gainit whoin there was hi complaint, but of all other persons, the president has cho- notirious confede- a gain st whom; the evidence was so strong as'lo induce a 'grand jury to find a true bill for high treason 1 - We confess ourselves to be so mucjij sur prised ;at thiip proceed ine,as to be rather at a losibowj to ? expressltibr astonish bSenti presiile'rit Jajrlcson has gotie avbbw.-shm';'be- wnai tne most uniavoraoie.ariticina- Sen to bestow it upon a rate in Burr's treason, L nd Vo jions imaiiined. He views the offices of the Gbyeroiient as his offices, and in dis posing of i hem pa vs not; even a decent . re gard to'putdic opinion and public interests; ths creatures, are evidently selected, and ll)er inoreyiifanious theyj are, the higher; is thq oflice whch ' he confef;; upon; the iu believe hat there? jis jj general cor cbr "rence ifi aoMZement; Since the time of the Eas f e r n f En pe rors, w e bel ieve that G er ni e t t of h o civil iawd people tins fallen into Such hands. Rich. JFhjg. if- 1 ; the ever FROM ENGLAND. t-By the 1 packet ship Columbia. Dens from ILbndorl, regulaifiles per s to the 31 st of; Ma rch i nc I usi ve, Iu ha ve been received at Ne w ; i Yorki-of the con- ;wtuch we cpy the following sum Jin the Coinim e rci al Ad veptiser : tents ot uary fro V CATHOLIC EM ANCIPATION, lTheconsideratmn lie Relief Bit 1 w as resumed' in the House of Com mon s on M ibid ay 'the 23 d ofJHfch : after, a few verbal altera! ions, MiV Bahkes proposed as. an amendment, the exclusion bfina from fPar iame'nt;--i. M rj G.'tO. M otire fsu ppbrtetl Itneamend- jbent; Mr, t Peel opposed Jt on the erbu nd J htattTS oogl t here migln be ?soimi xl atnger in aomittiii? there was greater in ex nwuijj mem. . Aier a, lew worus irom MKvTrabt the pbtn mi tte if iy ul d For't h e iridnienjt ;84gaV 'I SobieifuVtheKnmtion HieixMiCinc,oiif on ine siHinrr-tfue ol-which as gbgec 1 ude'j Roman ;:;Ca iholic; clergy from iparliament ItVufirPeel: a le to trfr. ;V vgx. :t hjFebtlsVaniwisA J. - Vi . . . 7 1. , J. - . . I 1 i - - . -i 1 . "v ..- Ill " -T , " - ' - w ,. , t . - "v.vuiiivu imil VtiOC Ui ij i rrt;isnot eyen Y" ,vavais vvere maue oecatise the ohcersre xpIbve! 'ivcres incbmpet ejitgl ishojiesfoB t S Vtii fat tl u t tcF th e Con s ti t u tSori ikv ii i hi Majority in favot of the bill, 178 The bill was then read a third time and passed. v "' ! " .; ' 1 ' The morning Post, of the 31st, says : - It is to be presented to. the House of Lords this day. No debate is likely to take place on the first reding. The great discussion will be reserved for; the second stage of the bill, which Js expected to be fixed? for Friday or Monday next.", The Irish Forty Shilling Freeholders'' Disfranchisement Bill, was also read a third time and passed. j. j t The Duke of Wellington had a long in terview, on the 20? h, with Mr.; Peel, anil afterwards left town forthe King's Palace at Windsor, to have an Audience with his Majesty. ' A -..;'. .t; - The Courier, which, js opposed ,to the Emancipation Bill, admits that it will be carried in the Lords, by; fifty majority.--We learn, "through another channel worthy, o4cconfidence,that the'Ministers count upon majority of seventy in the House of Peers, a including ten or twelve Bishops. The se cond readrng of the bill jin the Lords, the Courier supposed, miht be fixed for Mon' tlay, the 6th of April the Committee on Thu rsd ay , t he 9 1 hthe Reporton thelOih' arid the third reading oh Monday, the 13th of April in .which cae, the'Royal As sent will be given befire the adjournment of thj House for tfie Holidays; v The same paper? announces that the At torney General, has also bo.en notified thai his Maiesiy has no further occasion for his. services. In respect to this removal, the Times remarks : !';" ; " .. ! :- . . ...... ;. . j J-'-..... . . !! . " -i '': ' y When his Majesty, in the speech which o pens a Session of Pailiameiit, recommends the consideration of a measure With a view to some cnge,?which both consideration; of the mea-. sure and. projected changes,! one of his Own ser vants declares tol be unconstitutiprialj wicked, and absurd, there can be no question but" tat -somebonly must; g-o out anil as the individual servantcan be more easily parted with 'than ei ther the King or the., Ministry, the conclusion is unavoidable. We cannot cpnceivewhy, having determined to oppose a Ministerial measure, the Attorney'. General sliould chose to .linger any , ' iongerjin the Aiinisiry lHe Wanted to he turned Taj out," iiistua l of teiidering his .'resignation.----1 f s -' ha) Air. Peel hud adopted a Similar course -t he had h Muslins i 4 and 6-4 Camb'k,' and, Camh'k Muslins i " -: A large assortment of new and beautiful Calicoes, if Me most fashionable style and printed ' ea pressly for the Spring sales o"1829.) Buff, pink and purple 4-4 and 5-4 plaid and stri- ped Cajnb'k und Muslin Ginghams, ( some of the'tn as to quality and style Ure- superior to any I have ever seeri) ; t Splendid fancy gause Hkfs and Scarfs, -very cheap Rluck and white Bobbinet Lace Vils ' s Double and triple Bobbinet lace Capes, ("some entirely new style, and now allhe mode J 4 and 5-4 plain and figured Bobbinet .Laces Swiss Muslin worked HaltHandkfs and Capes r Superior English Thread, arid Bobbinet Laces and Edgings; i'.-- : il-H'. New style Beh and Bonnet Itibbons ,' arge bandano ana nag; Hkts and black Italian " silk Cravats ' '; - I ' ' ;. '" - ; V Black and mixt Lastings and line Prunellas,; for ' Gentlemen's wear . ; ; : Lyon's Summer Cloth, C a new article 7-4 wide, ana only $o jam L,oai pattern . - ; Black Circassian, German Nankin and Denmark , Satteen - . : . ; - . - j ,'( . v.. - : ."v-"s Rouen Cassimere, and striped Florentine, C.vlf -cheapj ' ':" Vv.V:'"T --'"' -,'M'-. Florentine. Silk, iMarseilles arid Valencia Vest- - mgS ' . r-v --V,. -rJ'-;V.' -; -';:::..;- French thread, and Russia Drilling, White and Jlrown '- ; :;-v..v ; : .-':i ' " ... -. Black Horse-skin, Voodstock and Kid Gloves -Genilemen's and Ladies brown, blue and green ' Umbrellas , ; : , .'- - . Bleached and brown Shirting and Sheeting, . ; ( cheaper tlihn -ver ) , . .' i; ?,..; Blue, black" and Oxford Mixed Cloths and Cassi- meres .; , y-;,. V; v'V: j ''t; , Calf-skin, Prunel, Morocco and ileather Shoes V. -Fresh frohi 'JVeW' Yorkahd'ver Cheap) Plain and Jndia carved shell Combs i;, . ; 6 Cases fashionable HATS, (cheaper and better r than any.l have ever sold) j j " .."1 .. Trace Chains, Weeding Hoes, Snau 'C.,tl. tl.. '' ?, - i i i CndCKERY W' ARE of 'all kinds; d tton Cards, Snuff, Tobacco, Powder andShot les, Grass St J Knives ana rprics JMutis, Steel and Iron, and Prime COFFEE and SUGAR. 1 t t : RaWtgh, May 12th, 1829. ..- ..If j j r24w f , ; Slate of Nbrtli-Carplitia, . - jirmi ioumy. . ) : . tf .. .. . . v ;Jn EariTT. SpringTerm;fl829. 1 :." - , Len H. Hare and wife,!":- ' " '-. vs. . : i-r. - -.-..; - Edward Gviffin, Silas Bennett. ' Adm'r of Jolni Tj Lujen and Luke Bossl appearing to.the siitisfactiohiof the Court hat Luke ltoss is not a rcsideiitof this Stale i it as ortlered; titat he -appear at the; next term of artin county,4 q answer, viir ilirtrrrtont nrn rnnf icun wilt k!.1 tiiiri.n s.i!n'ot no doubt will be.the casehe would never have him ; and that nublication of this Mile be ouiIe losuuvroru; anu wnooui any aisparagementrn for three months in the Raleigh Uegistqr. S-IghsjWe.feelconvuiced SLAl)ri,lC. il E. - uc wjiij; etc uiai- tcai ;icu uujijf jftiii deeply; re waiieo ior a winic, uu paswn naa suosioea,aixi the Superior Court of Equity fpf M till the biHsv imWvt irtmsitu; had quietly. ana be-' tlie last londay iAucustext; an nenctaiij' coinmencvu ineir-operation, as we have I -l: we'thtjt. lAs-:'accerite'd worse Iman- inlieti h Saleof Land; antLNlro of. a betterv -But who is to be the hew fAt: TURSUANT.tb;an Ordeiv of tlie CouftorE- JL . quity for Trankli n CiHty, I shall expose ,o ruHi- jaare, iiuur n me Hil "loouse-ui torney j General ! i We ; knowvnot; We hope, whoever he. may be that shall arrive at that diir nityy that he will, if need be,' kjio'w how to retire with a bcter grace than Sh- gharks Wetherell." : Mr;WCahnclL Tlie ! d ivions-Jn: the Cotnihittee on the CtihoLic Relief Bill Louisburg, oti Tuesday He 9ih dayjof Jiine iVexti that Valuable ,T RACT of LA ND,! soh w hich Na'- uiaiiiei nuui nuw uves, lying onuane waiers or - i .... L t- . . ' -V T- " 7---.-.... I yhS?3jlf-'ffi. rsuccesstul tter this land are, a, large andrnmodous Dwellibg- iiimatiynl'One House,' with alt cnvenieiit OUt-tioilsein ex which (jn the opinion of the London Times) ..Gin House,!aiid Reared lanc( enough fjb re-flectl eat-cedit un ,ll,i 1 ...j":!;!.' 1 f ' f : "' - ' ' Also, one otner- UAC T, - Iving on Crooked gooiLsepse and liber 4 Heeling. 7 fHe; ttapi cret imni.i v- jWrhl Tk9 pears, had desired t wo - tionorabl e menjbe r containing abobt 500 acres. Anr f-. to deprecate any opposition on his account ' Aiibther TKAC tVof 44 acres;; lynigob ;Foxr to that clause of the bill which effectuillV-' 5 wamPi? adjoining NJPatterson aba others;i:, 1 a r. m a y , .-- .r . l,- i rm f. -r-'!. .'-.:.:': r I; I vy -atnoucs ntio nappen to Decotne min. trnlodV-hifn frnm Pflnminr';Un.' 1- ?At the same Urae and iplacei: and! ader the r i. i' - ii - v I same order. I shall . rvffer ftvr mIpI f ihrj l;t-.t young'Negrb SLAV ES'i 1 ' The abo ve tTrop er t y will beVoiit pti a credit of six. ah d twelve months."-the-XHircHiser:n vinp- vuiui dust raci i roin a great pu Dl tc cause. V 1 opna wun approvea .securu v;r to ocar ante rest .f-T. nJJil,....'..''!!..1! . .' I from the datf ' -.; I j.'it - " nau iciurucu to treiuno t ' -5 '- ' : j i ren ei ecuou. n e nas saennceu his person al ieelfugs in a verybahdsome inanner;con fe.nl ..to; bear an TnUividuiin: defeat. " rather quaitieai v?- ;; v. . y ; , 3.4 4-4 & 6-4 Cambric Dimity al very lay, J Furniture Dimity of all widths' Long and Short IndiaNankeens Calicoes in grtfat variety, (wjwcA lower 1 than a. "' " etr offered i n this market ) Cambric and Seersucker Gihghams,of all descrlr 'tions ' . V" ' - " , I ' p' Plain and Striped Batiste anl Barege -Long and Short ;FaNncy Gauze Scarfs and rrwC ' A A 1 2 A - 1 , . 1 " ana o woaineit, Bobinett Lace and Edgings Thread Lace ahd-Edgings :' White and Black Bobinett Veils . . do and Green Gauze do Black and ' Fancy Colored Italian Crape, h lh' Nankin, Caritbn and Mandarin Crape Robes and : Dresses 1 Black and, Fancy coloured Crape Shawls Prime Black Italian" Jiuslrig and Sinchews do.vi;do ' and fancy Gros de Naples Fancy. Colored Satins and Florences . -Gentlemen's Black Italian Cravats . Fancy .Silk. B mclano and Flag Hkfs -do " Cotton and Madrass , 5- do Imitation and'Thread Cambric' do Linen Cafnbric, and Book Muslin Hkfs. -Bordered Swiss "Aluslin Cravats ; : 4 4 &. 6-4 Cambric Muslin f f- 4-4 & 6-4 Jaconet Muslin, ; plain ancl ficrured ci o -ft kook ao . J-;ao v do 4 4 & 6-4 Swiss .-do M M " 0 At A it a 1 x.o- aiuii .viusiins . j . Clarke's Spool Cotton, - Thread & Cotton Pkss Thread and Cotton Tapes and Bobbins Black, Bhieund: W. B. Flax Thread Prime Black, Blue and assorted Sew'me Silks Ladies and Gentle menfs White & Black Cott f Hose v. ',"-"'; -;!-; 5. -f' Gentlemen's White, Brown and Mixed half Hcse Ladies and Gentlemens Trench and Englii . - oh n. 1 lose ana uioves ; . r- -. Gentlemen's Black and White Silk half Hose do Woodstock, Buckskin, Beaver,. Dojst'i and Horsekin Gloves . ' LadiesKid, Beaver and Horseskin Gloves, fas- ' cy colored : ;'. ? ' j.'vK Children's Horseskin cloves . " s . t Black and colored Silk Braids I ' Satin and Lustring Uibh'ons,ftf,all numbers Fancy, Gause and Garniture Ribbons ' . Waist Ribbons, . very hdiidsom e style u Ladies'. Travelling IJaskets j Leghorn and Straw ;Bonnets , Ladies' Unbrellas and Parasols -Gentlemen's Silk and Cotton UmbrellaB ' " dol Black, Brown & ,Drab B -aver Hals Boys' ;;.do'V rdo : ; & Seal Caps Black . and YVhite; WbolHatsi i'arg-e and imd sizes - 7'- t v.-:..; and Boots : v. ' 1 Gentlemen's Bootees and Shoes, Seal and.Mo- ' . rocco Pumps ' f Boy's Shoes and Bootees,-5 Children's Morocco ' and Prunella Shoes : - . ; -;'j ; Misses' Leather,." Seal, Morocco and Frunelli Shoes r :; v .. - "'J Coarse Shoes and Brogans, for, Servants v2 general assortment of Queensicarc, Hdl- Weeding Hoes, Trace Chains, Scythe Blades Cutiirig. Knives, Hair and-Wire Sifters v .Englisii and. Svyedisli Iron, assorted &ugi isri, American ana uemian aieei ' Castings, of eVery description I . Brown and IiafSiigarS Prtmereen Coffee GTu npowdcr, Shot of all sizes, Bar Lead Young Hyson, Imperial anil. Gunpowder Tea ' Chocolate," London Mustard, Indigo Allspice, Peppery Ginger, Nutmegs . "Alum, Copperas,, Brimstone, Madder, Spanish .- Brow.;v: - ' ' ; ! ' ' . . Prime Chewing-Tobacco ' j Cut Nails. of all sizes. Wrouirht do :- . French Brandy,. Madeii-a, Lisbon and Mafc? v::---.W4nei5!i:,;'.:t.r:.-;...r; v;.a- .' ' " HolIaiid'Gin Jarnaica and N. F. Rum Apple Brandy, p Id Rye arid Country Whiskev. WAVith ; many other articles toq numerous to be irisertedjin an advertisement,' - : ;: ;T7iey 'will also continue to: receive such a- cles as may be wanted duringthe Summer, fie their Partner residing in. New-York - -' ' : r - . . . HA'f vtt I'tinT. KYLE- Ra1eigh,a4th Ma v, 1829. f 72 1 'o ' . -IjLAMS & h ayav ouu. TTAVEiust received, and off er for sale I J. following Valuable : arid; highly app "Mediciiies : "' 'V-'-t:',t'3-':' vi. Kwaim'Panaca,;; -1- . ' vFotv the cure of - Scmfuia or King's Evil, -J' philtic and Mercurial Diseases. Rheum' Ulderou Sores, Diseases of tlie l.iver and if ;ufJAndersoii?s Cousiv Drops, VA v-duabie Aledfcine for Coughs & ti0ns:'.;:X";fT. , i v , " ?.Ar efT5cadiQiiW rmv-fii. T?!ipnTnatisni. O ' ' Sprains Bmisesb Nmbness of the Limbs, &c niomoTieJ A IwWrsrw? T.rdlfin. F removing Pmiples; Freckles, Ring. Sun-burn, StcJ from the face, and for beuU0" the;skiiU'-;UVM-;; v Catarrhs; incipient ;AUhmas and ponsumpu" famesa ntidyspticjPili An appfovetl remedvfor Dyspepsia or eiurneu to Ireland 1- v "tt;rI. . - rfmVte' v tionV habitutud Cosmenewiaa PJes. Ind' part7in the argU-Z Vi'f" V " 1 kli;h 18. -'-f; ' - - " - 4-, fir P- - - ' . . a
The Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
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