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" - 'Z'cssrs. Editors': Is it not a little sur
prising -tHat GuatletneiH in this ?iuf ;5
" .crt end equal rihttj cannot be allowed to
cqlebrnrie throuivrii , biFJjOLT. peaceably
' artdirTtl JV rnvn wav without; subjecting
"'themselves animadversions. ,-J:- .
, V -With th-late Cold Water Celebration
v, W-American-IndepcndcncmtheOitylof
L , Raleigh, the. Editor ot .the .Camden Jpur
ij Ot.al se'eras to bave been cxcecdinjy yexe
l and irrigated.; He does .not; likesuch
h a r i u c ( ) ii s " d o i n cs ; -an d is q u i to. i n d i g-
. riant thats'.i?eni,c marchT-im-
should make such a,Jackatiapes;of:ftsclf.
- lNov Messrs. Editors, wc4 have long
-lacen aware that Cold (IWatef, when sud-
tl'enly applied, would give a. considerable
uhock ; but never in our lives before, did
: .,. ."-."we know or hear of siicba thing as its
blistering a hy body
(ra i n s t i t n e pea c c n 1 1 ii " n 1 1 y c
:c -; - ' ' V t to the point. j What wigHty offence.
?M ; has the Cold . Water:: party coio mitted fa-
."'j- cainstaheneaccrnd di:nitv of the Ue-
."vv.'.publ i c They inet a t the boil r appointed
V ; Meniearied themselves as orderly jcitizeps,
- heard a patriotic address? .and partook ,of
. -a dinnerat hich nothing: vas'drank but
1 t . -told 'jvater.J SucjiAvaS their "Offence ; 'and
j lor uus, -tuey iiaw, recuiveu severe xuuitu-
rial - castiration
;W ;Ha'J the party celebrated the . day difr
fr iferently--had. theyasiometirne.s happens
en p'h rvrjicirnc. f.nrr5'il Kai r nnf rift-
' tisin so far as to sret srlofiouslv drunk in
th ei r cou n t ry 's cau Be, we wi , ven tu re
"-..to--ass ert iha"t6u r eighboiM n-J awj; wi tli
t h 1 s t r e m e nd o u s : q u i II .
- . ; ;:all his abhorrence of intemperance, .would
; ' " hardly have, got angrf with the'ra about it,
' ' niucb less would, he have taken. the trou-
. "We-of.RiihiertSn1 ; them' to the discmline of
- ' f: Respecting : the Toasts.he writes as folf
tV ; lows. ;r f We' have ;npt seen, the I oasts,
but '.we' will bet a halfdoen of ; Madeira,
V "ajfainst ay reasonable r quahlity, of cold
i"v: I'. watery that tKey. were as flat as stale beer,
' ana as chilly as ,XNewiounuianu . iog.-
, v. ,5 . 4 Have no t seen the Toasts?' ! Indeed ) !
' ,'7 Few; Editors an" the, nation, . we. presume,
vH c cos Id have made sucli a declaration with
. V ; :-,a good conscience :But be it vso : it is
v then -proper to inform him, that theseself-
'r.: Same Xoasts, about which he lias conjee
. :V- V" ,tufed so tincharitably, and Upon which he
; .hasmade soad venturous a bet, have been
t1 IT; Jiseen by many ; and to Jpurjcertain'kjnow-
ledge they; Imve .gone'the round of the
'S: ;Nevpapefs, .''.mpstmacytllously; -..Now,:
i ! !' - -"although an Ed i tor mayi 5 opce i n awhi 1 e,
- ; ji bl i sh w hat v is -.. an d chilly ye t'itj s
V-;;:'.: yecyunusual for a .majority of the ..I5co--t:
tfierhood,! far and near,! io unite in giving
i ' :f currency ' to; productions, uninteresting,
ahd stupid. -We are then obliged to cot
' cludev unless' we' would' insult the Edito
rial corps of the nation j ,tHat the Toasts
; in. ques.t tojn were neither; flat . nor chi Uy
;as has been imagined. i - . - -
r - - ,V e trust, thereiore, that.the.hitutor ,oi
-the JournaU 'on i examining into the case!
i - win liauuiuiy, u.uuiiL uui ue uas iusi uis
bet-: .and,, atter detaining a much -of the
Madeira as: tv ill put him in a good liumof,
and keep him3s6,(thathe will forward the
Temainder,as. soon as convenient, for we
assure -him thatwe have no objections,
f. iri a ugre th ese Cold Water Celebrations, to
take a: little -wine' upon Call "proper oo
'.. caons,?,. for the stomach's sake.
' --hrThe; Register :"f; thf 3d" July, 'contains
an extract from the;M inutes'of a Quarterly
Conferences of the -Methodist Episcial
?- Church held: aAFavettevflle on the t3th,
..wherein they resolve thatj hey will not vote
for men' who treat for; Hlectioneerinr piir-
a J ,'pnses,aifd recommei'id f lie private meoitWs
-t)f that Church to follow their esamplr.
: s h 1 1 h roughou 1 1 he S t a te. jw h at wou I d beJ t h e
'-: result i A total d isfra nch tgemen Xj f every
member of pur Church arid a total los of
all influence fn the gtv?;ri;ment ! 7-Thepi-tous
members of that Conference seem 'not
tohave' perceived; that-in proportion as
- the sober, inorai; religious part of the cota
' .munity. abserit themselves front ihe polls,
'.exacttyjn that proportion do they increase
the powerarfd influence oftiie- immoral and
. intemperate,. . . : : ,
i iThe object of that Quarterly Conference
Ms a : praiseworthy one, but the mean rve-.
4 commend eii see m s ca lcti tat ed t o d efat its
tyw n i n t e n t o ulrte I ; be leave, the re f r e,v f
j jin.piHethe following In llieu1 thereof
. I ' y . . ' Rksoi.v , ,That we u-lll, not partake 4of any
j- mt,At or drink offered by any candidate, or others;
rV'ifor lection eermg purposes, ---f,
. Y . , 1. -tins (e4ntihient be adopted generally,
A v-- 3- j..--:V cand idai ea'r-wi U soon' bee oni e:f a sh aa: ed- -wf
oReiin t4 treat those, who refuse to partake,
. a n d th iv p ractice w ii I ; d Te w i t h o u t a t rug
gleJ, 4 tFutil llieu, it is folly iii a few irulivi
1 iial V drvpersed 'over t)ier couhiry, -to at
tempt to controtrit by,. such rah 'proulises
tithe ofie coolained in that .resolution. .
I'- ofteh'JiaHpens -that iimonlr sever.il can-
I didates,-" some artfenlightetiefl-'men afgrVa
moral; vwiit th,'. ulio e into '.the prWtio
I
ce
just; fa r as in oy be f n e c es sar v to p re v e n t
meir?" noi ireaHRg'irtnnrneinS'-inaue': an ob-
jection, anl- yvho wouiu-j nylu hy. aid' in sup
i ,v p r e s s i h g i n t c m p c i i 1 1 c e o f e v t ry" k j i f, v h 1 1 e
. : iiicir ;upuurm juu reverse- in every; re
snect, uuua me
d Weiphop' of: gucc5s oKa
'of ardeT.t spirits. ; "In Vach u
profuse use
public -Aifi
dress recuntly delive:t;ti.in neif trie;Ci-
I ; tciety standi idle Wid;v a'fVVl.siT Vou LT - !ILr ,eFa
V nd see tlje inteioperate carry the d , v ul b?? , to the, Greek
I T , v j- A ME ni01)tSTf - Il squadron wassentinseardi "of
. -7-' w..a....M.7 JU, lit - f- ,4 , - , V.' ,.' .1' if - . t . -r-
Veav slddtn inej. m ith a fnorespi
. ' Til-strfring picture-llum'! p?esented :in
; r the following extract, from .u
is cohsi -
Nctiohal
i , Enough is seen and known art d fel t,
to authorise us t denominate; intemper
ance the. scouVweroYtHe'laij..Jn" our,
national.. weal Ui.jt eats jilce a canker ;
upon the 1 eart-strings and'-life-blopd of
our tcitizewsj ft preys" like a . vulture' $ it
reakupytfie eryifoondatiorisbfiuimorf
talinellectf itmatures depravjty-into
open and ;, fearful crimes'; .aad it buries
tlie deathless soul li n thc.depths of eternal,
.woe.' Tins eyil: js every4 year -grong
upon W as la, people. It outstrips s e
ych the swelling tide of our populatioi-.
It has already become so fotmidableasto
menace-our political institutions;. and .if
4t be not checked, it will overspread & de-,j
solate this land. Weh Ave heard many pro
phecies of . ruin to'o'ur country, from the
operation ofone political or moral cause.
and another and doubtless many of these
aremcreureanisoi tneimagiuauim, uum
perid Qjion it; that! thiis people cannot cOn
ti nue to-?. belft-eW if the waves of intern
perance are not stayed by a'decisivei'spir
rit,and; rolled back by a' mightyVhand.
A n.ition;f drunkards cannot exist. In
temperanee Iwoiild forge chains . strong
-and heavy;etioughto lioW: in bondage a
nation, of giants- Let this evil diffuse it
self through the family; circle ; let it pre--vail
at the polfs of your -elections J Jet
the" drunkard be honored with a seat' in
CongressV-and reel into the Senate Cham
ber; and nod on the bench;: and doze r in
Jthejury box?; andj liberty is' at an end.
I tremble for the country, when' I reflect
upontheiprevailing'intemperance of the
present day,j in connexion with the ; free
dqm - of ourjhstitiitions and the. expressi
on of the- eleciiivej franchise. If liberty
shall here find her graved that grave will
be dug by drunkar-ds' hands If the knell
'of departed freedom shall here toll, it will;
toll amidst the reyels of national intoxi-'
cation. If the; march of intellect; in this
western hemi sphere, shall be arrested, it
will bearrested Jiy the swollen torrent of
intemperance ; and then these heavens
will be hung with ipournirig and this earth
will be wet with tears..; Should ignorance
and despotism; and 1 all their attendant
evils here prValU j they will prevail Jhro'
the influence of arflent spirits ; and then
this' air, that is full of songs; will whis-
per only ; sighs. !Ae fairest nope oi - a
world 'inbondase
would be extinguished
bv '-the foe of God andhaDoiness. The last
star of promise; to ithe' Inations would be
shaken down from its sphere by this blight
ing curse7 & sink in the ocean of darkness
forever. But while this ruin is hanging over
us how many appear indisposed .to take the
alarm I The n a ti on: i? si umbering with a li
ving viper in its "bosom. Do you, ask where
d linger,, is ? . -, I ahswer. every- where.--Tliis
is the master sin the giant evilthe
burning curse. A . Ttj is not enoughrto say,
tint intemperance' is greater: than this or.
that individual calamity. It is ! probably
not too much to gayi thatHhis single eil is
iufl cting more injury upon the physical, intellectual-moral;
and' eternal interests of
our country, than 'all those evils which are
ordinarily deemed special calamities, com
bined togethep. !; Yes, marshal in one dread
army, under one bloody flag, all the judg
ments that ever desolated this devoted world
of sin and death blasting, mildew, hail
stones, tornadoes, earthquakes, epidemics,
famiriei war, confi gration, shipwrecks, ra
pine, murder- blow the trumpet long and
loud, and call them to one-combined, uni
versal, dreadful onset-let.lhem bear down
with fell purpose and with unworited.wrath,
upon this terrestrial citadel of man, and
s t re w their p4 1 h w ith ru i n a 8 t h ey pursue
their oh'uard inarch, and here is one mori
s'er -one'plagueofi plague's one scorpion
of scorpion une curse ofcurses, that can
Mrgit handed; outdo them all. j His name is
Legion His spirit is fierce as a wuuuded
tiger; uncontrollable as a famished wilf,
and rnalin;intas a desolating fiend. His
footsteps must be arrested, or the nation
is undonr!" f ., I ' ' i r.
THE GREEK1 LIEVOLUTION.
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The last numberi of the North Ameri
can Review contains an interesting arti
cle oh-this subject,! the folloyving abstract
ofvhich is copied fnnii the Baltimore
Saturday Evening Post.: -
The first movements of the Revolution
coin menced wl th $he Hetaireia, the cou n -cil
of the Greeks, so that the people, at
(large; were unapprised o'f the cleftgn.
.On the 4th of April, 821, inJtlie. Morea,
. Germanos,?the tBishop of Patraslisplay-
.tiie cross, aiui-cailed on, the peopte.to rise
against their toppressors. This calfas
immediately obeyed throughout the -Morea,
;andsoon thespiritof resistance extended
1 1 h t h e i s 1 a n dsr : Mohammed was sent by
Kurshid ; PashawV the Governor of tlie
-Morea, to suppress the . rebellion. His
army received a check at 1 la, which
animated the; Greek ;si As soon as the re
nvoi utiona ry mo vemehts were kno wn -thrd?-ou
1 1 h e Turkish tto m i n io n s; the m os t hor
rid scenes; were exhibited. : t.Tlie Greeks
were hunted , and , 'murdered like wild
beasts.' Ru t! these cru el ties served Uv
rouse: and u m te. the Greeks i n; the cause
o tlie re vo 1 u t io r. ' Asem blies ; met anjl
addressed thefr uianifesfos to' the1 people
of Eo rope' and -America;: iri v'bking their
sympathy .aii'd aid-1 'At thistimelTpst-
Turk i sh ; n uv r. ; a 50 n n sh in o f wiwrA
ras aestroyert by meahs of..a4ire,rship
"At thl.tKoe -.'also the fsiege ' oT; TrP
polizia --'vas: preyed jtii -Ypsiianti and
Prince Alexand'er-i J .trbcordatb come
fro'.n;;. Italy: t -witji, z&fr amaiunitiba
; a, ami
tic cFtl-.a North." Tlii Crater
Ev:!9 ai:d obaerves :" -. V
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land supplies", 'to. the assbt-ace of the
revolutionists.- ;: 7:, C', t '
in vLugusi, iavariao iiiuii .jiai uu . you
west side of t the M oreaf capi tiilated to the
Greek besieging force, t The Turks in
theNorthernprovinces "came toj theas
sistanceV.of their f Sciitherii Wethren.1
Ypsliladti left Trippblizza, to meetthemy
In !iis-absence,v,the ofi&cers madej apar
tiallahd disgraceful treaty with part of the
i n habi t ants of th e1 to w n, i n ord e to se
cure' the rich booty. :'The soldiers eas-,
perated at this, rushed, in, and put tovthe
swdrd about fifteen iousand'Turks"-
v national assembly met at Trippojjzza,;
on. the I5ti December, td effect ja more
sysiematicrganizationl v Mavrocordato
was chpsen president ' ' -
- 6n the openingjof the, year 1822,; the
Tuiks devised ' their . plaii) of Operations.
One army was to march, through Eastern
fleet, and, dispersed it, and Corinth felL
intfj the hanjls of therpatriots :. Sciu, the
beautiful,5 fertile Scio, fell into the Jiands
of thervirksrand met a fate, "which is , but
too, well known. J " j . : f: j . "
On the 2tst of June, the Acropolis of
A tli e, n s i sUr re n dered to t h e' G rees. "In
this monthvalsir the important fortress in
Greece; Jsapoltle Romania, was jalso re
d u ced by j the same, to. terms of capitula-:.!
tiorj. fForty days were, allowed to make
the , necessary arrangements!, r But du
rinthistime; aTlar armyj iinder Ma
homet Pashaw, advanced; and raised the
siee of Napdli. V But ' iU was - objiged. to
retreat with great loss, both from sickness
& slaughter Not being; relieve by the
fleet, as the garrison expected,' they vvere
sobn obliired to surrender. While these
events were transacting m .tne piorea
MaWocordato I and the gallant Botzaris
were gaining an enviable fame a.tl:Missa-
i
lontrhi. x . - K
I The t7n
nth a clh
'etro Mai
fd year ot the war, commenced
witn a cnans;e in-tne uree government.
i r . i - . i .. ! ... : a.
Petro Mavrochalis wasxhosen president,
J in t.he place of Mavrocordato. The plan
1 of the v Turks remained the sami. The
campaign .was - opened with I tie bat
tle I at - Karpenitza, in which the. Turks
were routed. But the Greeks paid dear
ly tor their victory, in the loss bf their
gre it GeneraU Marco Botzarii.' " The
Grt ek fleet was commanded by Andreas.
Mtuulis, iwhose courage; virtue, t and ta
Jen :s, gained for Jiim universal respect --4
Iri: this year, the Bey ;bfiEgtent his
assi stance to the Tiir ks The Jarrings'and
jealousies" which had b fore cola me njced,
arid had increased among the Greet chiefs,
cannot be contemplated by the1 mends Of
liberty without1. pain- c This year) closed,
without any signal successes on he"part
of tie Greeks. . . ' ;-;( 0 i... J 4:.W';
I rieowfAear of the revolution was
characterized by an event, which vtilt long
oe; rememoereu. n inuivtuuai caoie. io
the! I assi stance! of "the Greeks, who sWemed
to raanimate their drooping spiritsj and to
inspire them with fresh ;courage inindi
yidual who bid as fair to.be as dist
nguisn
ed a son of Mars, as he had been ot-Aptdlo
and the Muses Ve, of course,, a
Lor J By rbii. But unfortunately for
arid unfortunately for hM own fame
lude to
Greece
in arms.
he was suddenly cut, oft' from a field where
he probably would have reaped the proud
est ponors. - - . 1
The Turks, this year made great s naval
preparations, and wereassisted byt
of Ej5ypt,twith a large fleet : but so
the liey
firnil v
were the combined fleets met by the Greek?,
and so much Were they injured by the. fire
ships, that those nch escaped the enemy;'
were glad to seek safety in flight. -The
general condition of the Greeks, therefore,
at toe close of this, campaign; was highly
.flattering.! J' " f '- ;;-- ''''y'K'i: f" :'
The yeirl815, thej7i ofthe Ca mpaign.
accordingly fiund the country in a hopeful
condition.! jjf Their, enemyjhad been toiled
a t every piut. vj Th e go ve r in m e n. t j waisior
ganized, and in effici ent . action throughout
Greec. Contluriotti was President of the
executive fody. But clouds were jsoon to
overcast the bright .; dawn. While the
Greeks wbre planning ah attack against
Patras, a (divisionrof the;EyptiatS afmy
and die ffeet of Ibrahim arriyed. k,rheir
fore ;s, wercconcentrateil ag.iiust Javorino
whichy;su(rend
Soup-western pa rt of the M orea, brahi m
wentto M taik! Trippblizza; the; inhabitants
of which Q& I onzhis approach. ' (le Jalso
went to assault Napoli; but the place; wa9l
too ivclt defended , by the Greek fleet; He
theHeloreteU back to TripolizZawfi y ;C
- -'iyf Mc;Jll.ese.?eVeh ts w er e ; ta ki n ; pi a ce
in th Mea, the
itacliitPhawa
attacked. Mis4otTght v w h ich o wetlj its id e-
fence I more to the bravery, tha n to the
number ofi its g.irrison-1 ,Ji'.bra'v'erMiaa 5
arrassed theTuikish fletvery much.
witmh is fi re-shi p 5 J a n d, su c ceeji etl Occa
sion idly o j thro w sujiplies
But
Gre
for !
tner
n"inng::lecisiye:vtQ0
ks wVfe wainngvCwith intense Inxiety;
f ril Cochra ne'sJ fleet, and for the A
cau frg ttesf Nrithe
evei arrived, lne- paititut artairi of : the
tyiga i es is ! toojyell knowti to be" re ca pi t u
tated here. ; I h? subject has been discus-1
sedj and the p u bj ic geperal ly, , k rto w the
ckueof3lie-
bUnje;re"s1sy
Ehe prospects f the Greeks,! at the
t cp mme nceme tit of Jt h & sixth yea r 6 lt he re
volution, , were 1 ra th er gl Qrmy0HM iau I is,
oweJeKefiectcd
ifiid )iirhtsrmm
Biilf tliis plae;
jS heold
-tn t hroughiheene
J?f Xl14! M iMe b rave
nenhff who
its successyls interest
degree. eyerw:ere thefeeateri exhibi-
tiojispftrufbr
were theresuch ' scenes virdfnr- wV.i"
j pjuuder add devastation aiitf -. crsqrllcr; le-
Greecevto,Corinth, andr thence, 'vere to
go igaiiUt 'TrTppolizza.1 !quadrou of
theiGreeks at this time met the Turkish
fore. . (The wounded, tu3 Sicklhe"infirm,"
arid the women who, could notescape by
flight, repaired to a:miH,,where,a -quantity
of p jvvder was deposited, to be- fired as
soon as the Turks shmld :ente the town
Theii came the time-for the' parting of huk
'haml 8 an d w i v es, o f b ro t he rs a n d i s t e r s, a f
mothers arid sons.V The conflicts: between
duty .and-0necessity;on: thej one part; and
-the sfrongest'naturaT affections s on. the : 6
fher, were;agnizing indeed.; , But jheir
course was fixed. - They rushed : out cut
tneir way.'iturougn.iiie muruerous . i, utns
a mi jjai n e d th e t ni ouhtu i lis. ATh e e n e my
der, foundnothing but mangle d - bod ies,
a nd a rwid e ex t e nt of - sm ou 1 d er i hg1 rui n s.; s
-The. fai t if M issoloii hi was a grea t bio iv
I t? 'the' re vblu tionis t sy, a rid d epressed thei r
spirits to great degiee.;. la .addition to"
this, the J uiks had attacked AtHensy pal
a k en ) he 1 o w r it w n ,& ; w ere b s'i egi ng i h e
-Acropolifti ; . Ba t tJiis citadel theyw ere 'un
able lo take.'-' Ar 7 the latter 7en.d of the
ye r, one htam-boat arrived fYoriVEpg.!und
and"!a'Trigate7frouiAYnVVicrtfc.wht.ch-:srvel',
tti . rea n i ui a t e . the d ro ( pi ig ; s p i ri Is- o f t he'
Greeks". 4. , -J. 4 y. v 7f rl,
At thehcommehcimenty of the seventh
year 'the situation of G reece ; was d isl ress
ful in the extremes C-They suffered greatly
for theveiry necessaries of life. X But the
appeal to Christians, throughout." Europe
and America, had vbeen heard; and supplies
were sent to them."; The whole-si rength
of Greece was now exerted; to raise ti?e
siege ;of:the Acropolis? t But notwilhstand
iiig the assistance of Lord Cochrane, , their
efforts ,Were Unavailing, and the citadel at
tiSt capitulated; at a most unfortunate mo
'men t; For had they heTd ou t a 1 i? tie Ion -ger,
as thev;vniight have dojie, the; Greeks
would have held possession of ithe' place
when : the;-allies of Europe interposed zbe
tweeu the combataritsi 1 For aVmost infer
esting .accpuht of .the arrival - of, supplies
f r o m A m e r i c a , o f 1 1 1 e u n i v t r sa 1 j oy w 1 1 i c h
the newsproiluced, and of the thousands
which were, relieved r fronv starvktio'n,! we
would refer the reader. to Mr. IIove! wock
Pe44ry ' 9---
l Th e s i t ii a t i o n of a ff i i rs va s ri 6 w , .d e s p e
ra t e, "bu t w ere re I ie v ed ' by ..-1 h e- i 1 1 terpbsi
tiun of the allied - powers. j-Thereity; of
pacificatioiiwas
ly, 1 827: The eflext of this i's j'o fuV
receptioii 1 t)e jGleks-
jectiort bv Ithe Tu rki f h e e t e r i it I of . t he I
.combined, fleets into the h;irbdr fNa an
the d s tructi on o f th e Tu rk i shari d Egy p
ti a n , sq i d ro n s- t he s u c C ee cl nge y e j i t s , a ri d
finally the hostilities" bet eeiiJllUssiaand
the Porte,! declared on the 26th of J April,
188 are all ram 1 har: to our readers.
To Col. TJiomas Hawking Dennis O'Brien
u mid Gent. WUlidml Ti UliamsoftJPrreh
cbunftj Executors of Joseph Hawking
dec'r BurweUJVad- and Is ftah$Pad&of
MG;uilbrjd iMessrs
; J, IV. Peace and Lewis IlallomaQ of
Jlaleigh jlseif Goodwin tffGjiatliamf
. and John Newiok of 0vw?e y
TAKtf NOTICE, tliat at dtef next County
Court, to lie held fr the County of Wake,
on the 3d Monday of August, 1829, I, shall. ap
ply to be discharg'ed from iinprison raent and- to
take the benefit of the Act of Assembly, ' passed
for the benefit of Insolvent Debtrs. 5 - ; t
J O UN ? W HITEH E ADr
?f 29th Jull 89
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To the Printers of the U. States.
OF late the prices 1 oflt the ; nmterialstused iit
making Print? PT Types, haveTbeen gr'eally re,
duced & t)e-facility of manufacturing greutly in
creased : The Subscriber; theretbi e hasjbeen in
duced to make a pronoitiboable reductHh in the
prices, which, from the lst'of April, Have -been as
siaieu in me annexed list.. - : . ; k, f v .; f .;
Th e character of the Type made at this Foun
dry is well known j,o the JfVare, who hTI assured
that in regard to the quality uf Ihe metal, finish,
ancl durability, no deviation has beennide. : ,
1 iHtt haso 11 h a nd a com p 1 e ie asso rtlih V a qd
can supply any quantity oh a short nodce ; he
will be happy to receive orders of bis coitomers,
wh:ch will -have immeiliate;xitteiidoh Meri.
chant s wh 0 1 1 a ve rp.raera f rom RbTOadan h a v
offices complele'with Presses, and evrythin
necessary fbr-a Printm
inf Hie mostperfect roan ;ier!1 'it1i - '
IX .'; itiuirA lib r6n a troj
Prices At six months credit, for appKved
paper, or a xiistymu ji o per cent, lor casn.
Pearl, per. lb
51 40
English; lWvr S0 36
Nonpareil. ,
0 90
O 70
10 56
0 46
0 40
0 3S
: Great Primer, r if 0 34
I) ou ii le," Pica, 1 1 ; Q, 32
Minion, :
Brevier,
Bouriteoisr
Do. Great Primbr, 033
,L.arge letter, .
-plain '
Scabb rd s arte
Lon. Primer,
030
Smalt Pica,
Pica,
4
036
jQuotations, L: 0 30
The prices of other descriptions of Types are j
proportionaDiy reduced... . .t'ifil ;
Old Type) received m Davment at 9 cents ber
pound.--, 1--;:t;. . -: r '- I? -K -rt' 1 1$-
Philadelphia Jhf 8.
ANN OK G EIRSTEIJ
: - ; wV'.' OR -; -ij
THE MAIDEN OF THE MIST- ' ,
BY
- Just receivei;.byv;--V:--- f ,
f,::: t; --tr?rf' 3 GALES &!$C
GAt,Eis;g4
- AT
; Superior Court of Law- April TernV
iXKy .
- t jonn urovr, r i " --'-'
Jas. If bllancTs heirs e'deveesi $'ra"t
IT appeaing"tQ the sat
tnatTne lietenaants rnjhw ease," to vSt, Jus.
nonana, jr.i
f-Uhodes, and 1 Cynthia, ifts iirjfe,
is and ;Sophra,"hi wife heii Ind de-
; Perkins
visees or,Jane& Io!hhd and ' Holland Cu-i
;fo the.PJaintiif$ petifibn, or iudirment ' tvo c&n
fetso will be entered against themu 1 S
CVjtneolm-'BIye jClerkof said Corrat
O ffice, the second V edh jrsday ' itft e I hi ! faiirtlp
Mondayin March, 1829.-' ; , , ,
. w w44 . ... ."I,.-.V. VA S- fciV , JU M
entered the town 7tnejcrain or.powoer was
t ou ch e d t hV, 1 1 ii 1 1 . w a s . b I o wn to : a 6 )
a ml the Tu rks, instead of beau t y an d pi u n
1
4oy 'w'-the5 skt James vlIuJK tda1i taints
of an other S tateV so .that t he or dinaiy, projcess. of
jWw cannot beei-ved on theni, itls o6ier d thai
publication WmadeVfo?.tiire Vmouths iueeel
lyy:iiv tli4 Kaleigh thTt eiy t hat ih saitUii e
fendants bei.anf?4ij)e athnxt!upeior;
Court of tavv to: bd'forth!sohtvi at ihe
oouri-notise i n .vv Hyuesyi t le, on tlie second W ed-1
nsda afhe fiu
next , t hen-aa d there to p!eid, aas weV or I mu 1
-
i-s
r::.'.r
''WntcTntnTw.. -v.4siM .. v
;TTo be drawn Sat,irdav ifiUi
SPLENPJDi SCHEME,
' VWaystof 10,000 Dollni '
1 v-.:;;l;ooo5
1
ft CAn "5
,:;2o":-
V "" 351 'S
: 102 :v
V 10i2V 1
-VO0ODolI
"l W Dollar :
60Dol!a
;; .toi)oiiaP8 x
t . 0 Doarg "
T:ckts S5, Halves' 3 SO. Q. V
A variety pt luckyijS"onrV)e-s 4 I Si
prompt attention, and ln: alt cases wh
arevreceived too late to invest in ti ,"0t
dravvn, the moiiev Iwdl be reti.pA rk
' Cash paid at sigltt for all Prizes
orders addressed to F - - '
istui:i829. ; : Peter8H'
For 19th Ati-ust.'
E&aulj'MQton 'nuts aotttrtt
- ... 13th Class.. UJ
CAPITAL PRIZE.'
SPLENDID SCHEME.
1 Prize .of 10,000 Dollars
1 - " 5,000 DollArc
" ; lv
k'.'.l-
' A 5
1 ;10
".. 20 -
- 10 ;
'2,000 Dollars
i;S30 Dollars
1,000 Dollars
400 -Dollars
' 300 Dollars
200 Dollars
- 100 Dollars
' 50 Dollars
40 Dollar?.
-30 Dollars
20 Dollars
; 8 Dollars .
-;-t4 Dollars
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11475
Tickets S4 Halves 2, Quarters I.-
GrdhdiConsolidaied totUn
!a'3Mt -.ffl!fiiJLS3i'';v
Drawing mjishinglon ori the 29ta uga
:..v I.. :-.',-;" ' .:.',- - scheme.' :. v,.- : "
; 1 Prize , of 15,000 Dollars V
1-
6,000 Pollars
1
1'
5
4,000 Dollars
45,000 Dollars
2025 Dollars -3
?000 Dollars'-
fc
,.500 Dollars
400 Dollars
- 300 Dollars
-200 Dollars
"150 Dollars
100 Dollars
; 70 Dollars
(50 Dollars
50 Dollars
40 Dollars
; 30 Dollars V
,. 10 Dollars
MO
"yip;
:;: -24
..:v5l.
.y -51,
';.v5i'.
14)2
1,530
11,475
A 5 Dollars
Whole Tickets; &5, Halves .'2 0.
Quar-
i? Tickets and Shares in tlie "above Lotteries far
salcin ayaiiety:of;liicky -'h ambers at the eva
fortunate Office, where has. been sold within tk
last ninety days, no less than U'en Capital Frita..
.Is--''
.;-H!k Petersbarf.
!Aog.Vl,1829
'AM.
J. C. STKD.MAN
Has lately received i
Considerable accession to
i his Stock of Goods. He
'now, offers for sale, ca
.reasonable terms, the
- following Articles : Go
. and Silver Fatent lctb t
Watches English
-j i'rt-nch ditto ; uepci
& Alarm ditto j fine Gpld Watch Cliains,Seais
keys T; liairings'Fipgr-ring-s -and lireaslpi'A
a genei-al. assortment; fine ( Gold Cable M
Chains ; Corals AmberCorneiian, ' SieV
Vax and.Fancv Bea ' GoldV-SilVr, Pear! ana
S!i-ll Sleeve Buttons i fin? cut Smelling UottWj
Otto of Roses, Cologne Water ? Peq.an4 Poct
Knives jf PocJcel Combs -r Ilenminj's 'best'
dies, sharps and bet weens ; S teel Watch Cham
Sea!S;vKeys,t Buckles. Clasps Key Kmg?
Buttons ; Ferciission Pistol, 1 Percussion Cap
Uirkft? SWbrdsVBehs atid EpauletM yw'2
Cahes assort f cVuc&antf ivory heads, w.tb
without Swords Chkin UoICoHhm; lW";
Pocket ootitiGuJtriL Chains.; Musical Boxw?
P tat etl Castors from Si .50 to $35 ; plated
dlesticks .from $1, 25 to. $20 ; Plated Snu
and Trays i Pbted arid Iirrtan'nia Tea and '
Spoons and Soup f.adl ; Britannia Tea 0 J
Dice1 1 1 C hessmen ; D raft sine n Pearl, f.
Ivory CouiiterIvoW md lirass e . I
Spectueles ind Gog?l es ; Silver Thimbles
nerai: assortment of Slilver Plate, c :)nsif .
ohp LidleiVTible, - Desert a.nTea bp
tiltund Muslard SpbAnsa rid Sugar nj-
ift variety f(therArtJcIf3 in l.hf- r -
:aW:c.!is&:qt;OjKs.;ciref'
1 . .i .. L .. i - y i 'rl....T . All 'L'illJ Wl
a d;wiirnt n t ex I to ke pt i ni e
i. -v I --r - r --.
; J. C. S. ret ur sis his
uei rpa;ri-at iup ,ov "t"'fj:pn V
itu'd.tbmerkiiby-.a-continuca ot-
the du ties of hiscfofession. - - ' ' on 3t'
kllisIiimidMincral Spring
nNn'B:.SuhWnbefhWi.n
tLSVplce;: respectfully ';infonns.t!ie ru Bt
he is prepared to receive Compar . r fie '
a6on,Tlie:Kstabl(shment has undeg
thoroushrepair; andvaddioonal
tbnprovidedIa:poinoi 'XVaiers
anHih tnr ic nal nreneniw w ..,-rvrf
' nnn in the State - v
I
f. The drawinerTwill cartf,Tnt,r il
turdHy ' 15th ' August. Orders fcr1 051 S;
closrns: CiUihof ,Priie tTicket. u;n lc
cositixiuei to received a Iprtionortueir w
thatxjf the pulMic geiierally, w.nc "nccCf
I
fort wiU hi made'to wti.fact.oa ,s
vvha'may.visit the Spring VaCOT f- '
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