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EDITOR ASD PBOFUIETOtt .
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grssrsiMiu; ihica dnllsr
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-a ran Mtnnm
I (TjPer residing . A'.
i reeoired Pr ,he 'ount"uf "
T 2. in advance.
be But will be
the. year's
1 0 KTiKS OK AUVF.UTI3IKG.
if For every squr v"01 exceeding HJmes thil
iz type) 6rt Insertion, one dollar; each sub
.winenl insertion, twrntv -five cent.
The sdvertisementi of Clerks and Sheriff t
Will S"IHr" ;'Tm,'.'ltWavRW?VWli-''3ti
aWion of 3a J per wM. will be ensue Iron Ilia
.regular prices' lor adveHhwrs by the year, .
DlnrkVs Ointment
ron the cuuc ov silcs.-
Tbe abscriber bugs leave to offer t tlm alien
r.n al those who are suU.ct lo ibM moat disa
greeable of disorders, the Piles, rfratHj, the
rfficaev ot mU'uA li Weeo tce4 by tlie txiwri-
eaae ot year. Mil ibe utility of whkh haa in o
kutance been Impaired Irom fuilure to rlive,
ToUmae iitt ha been mbjeeted- to thia d.aw
eae, k will prove, il applteil hmi re-atlacKel,
a w nreveutaiive lo M eonimunnee, vtikanf
iht hmt paint mdeed rny have pronounee it
ms mw -j' ".m, -i'r-"
m ! '""K
paru are ui uwi veReui.io mattuv
The ntoihrr ol (lie siibirriber who ia the ma-
' irr iif the ointment, hat been in llie habit of (;!
Wtrrwr'7earw:'iTi4wwiMta.iiafa
gilrbit;pplwitip4MrW
Writ -m'' ijmff wmm t laiiVHJ.aav- waipw i J w.iwiia.j.-
whebaa nte1 tt tiimwlf, M.a pitatnlwU it tetfaO)
rliI(()lW-...- i. ,.,,,,, - ,,. l - 4
I note who are autttxiiyrwiji-Un well to make
and there can be no iloatil bnt that the Uiaonler
may bearreahHl in Ita-caHUa atate, if i UIy4
M mane m ny Bppiicairo. ; , . ..J
The direeliuaa lor ute i!l ke fmiml on each
bottle. - - AN I'M II.' MAKK3.
Ptlerabure.a,; Aog. !Wt 1S35.
I have oaeil tSe Pile Oinlment prepared, by
Mr. Mark, anil preeri!wrd It toliibrrawTrii Hie
h:ipplect eit'ret. I llerefnre can recommend it to
liuu affliuled HU ilitt diauixreenble complaint
-the Kilec I Ul l E, M. U.
Prince Oeorjc County, July 3J, 1S3S.
Mr. . II. Marki:
J)ea' Stf: In eomplmnee with yonr
reiffteal f jnforiiribe-pid.lw lhati bv. had
ivii mrmhei a of iny family fi rqnetitly aitarked
with live l'ilt. and from an ointment that I ob
lawtr-k li'w--ywM'-ruifar, tlmy Ua.c-ia.ait tc
louudvniu e reliel with a l appiicHiiuni.
JtaSS HEATH.
Pi ines fienrje (Jouuty, Anj. 18, (836.
Mr. Sam'l. II. Maiki:
Dear Sin Yoiira nf the 17lh inatant
waa- duly- r4MiveVand iialTiunla. jii e-pkatorelo
eimply with your rwuent. 1 have been afllicted
with that diaagreeable dlori!er, the PUei, and
alio my negro man, and 4 obtained Irom your
mother-the ointment that you eftertft the public,
and in all altai ka bth my man ami myiell have
found entire relief. 1ji aililiiion to the above ex
perience, I have giren it to tome ot my frienda,
awl 1 have neter known H to fail giving relict.- I
would rrenramend thil oinlment lo thoca who
are anbjvct to thia ditagrreable diaeaae, ai an ef
itariauc and agreealile remedy. ,,....
I am your retpeatfullr, . w
JUIW McRKOOM.
y Richmond, July 18, 1830.
I received yoara of 'he Itiih invt.you
wiih me to inlimii you of my tiiHatinn at tlie lime
thatymi gave me a biilile r( jonr Pile Oint
ment, ami what vffi-ct it had on me. ,
I had the pile M bad at any H.rua could have
.hem to much to, that 1 could not attend to my
daily 'abort t and. in truth, I cnold tcarevly fcl
cut of my room. 1 commenced with yoor oint
mentiand -threw or iuur daya, !: entirely
relieved. I wouM recommend it to the public,
at being one of the matt rxcellent remtdie that
Wat ever otlvrad to Uuc puuttc
WILLIAM CAUSOX.
' ' - Petertbiirr,' Aug. 19, 1838. '
Mr. S. II. Mark:
.. ... i nur iS4: I lake pleatnre m inform
Sag the public, that I wa very badly alHieied
with thai ditagrreabh) ditorder, Ibe Pile, and I
obtained Iron you, a bottle of yonr oiotment,
and m a few day the diteaMT wa enthvly ri--ntaved.
I Would recommend U an infallible
wtuedy . ) A M E3 T M UK PU Y
llPetertlmre, tOth Ana. 1818."
A a duty' I owe to Mr. Mark I will inform
th jubljotht JJtave been badly afllieteil. wilk
the dikigreeaule diiordrri tTi"e"'PIIevafirt
tained from him a bottle of hi oinlment. and
I mad ty that I have never nted any thii g Ihm
hat give mo to much relief.. 1 would recoin
Kend irO 'the tocatvrme
atfrreablc and clBcatiout temrdic that can be
ted. , , 8. M JACKSON.
For Sale-by . ' ' ' ' "'
' . J7 AVill iaias, Hay wood t Co. I
October 1Z.,
If
' iiwii? mi i ii'inrnv I lioston Morning Post and t'ummcreial tiazette,
"4. I - ACAD V ' New Ymk Tim.., Nw York Evening Post,
1 be Trotieea of Ihl mrtrtniioi., lake, plea- Trenton F.mporium,- Pennsylvmian, Americas
are la announcing to the public, that they ImvC Uen,inei, Hkhmnnd Enquiir, Norfolk Hwald,
proearedeompetjmleaebetc.wndcrwhawdi-i Kalb Star, Charleston Patriot,;, Georgian,
lection the school will eommeoce on Monday! pec0, Glelle, Uoutlana- Advertiaer, and
the 17th July next. 1 he male department will Mobile Keeisier. - ' ,
te nnclar the cnargeTir w. ; wnnct ri,nr. who i
vrinjrs SIIC iuvh miivtwvivi j icminwwvii ua Biv
moral worth, scholarship and practical experi
ence a teacher. . v ' , s :
The Fcmalo department will be conducted by
Miaa Maiiltla 8. ttowan. Wl.n uimei k i It I v twa.
comraenil br lh Vrlneml of lVmiU I 4
8emlnary at Sehenectadn, and the Profritnr of
Marion Uollego and other as a young Lady - of
finished education, and possessing that aminbiii-
ly ol dispoamon. and diactpline olnrind, which
mlmirably qualify her tar the dutie. ol an In
. Ia the male department' the tuition for
ion of five month will he n fllnwt
Spelling, Heading, Writing, Crsmmar, Cee.
graphy, Parley history and Arithmetic,', $8,00
Latia and Greek language, lilietoric,
Logic, Algebra, Geometry, Navigation -
and 8rvejmg,-r , ' --V ( 13.SO
French. . ;4 '' w i -r- - r . i 50
n lire icraiic nepanmem 1st Utvision
nthmtlie per aesaion. . 8.00
Son Uivision.
Ancient and Moilem History; Universal Geo
gmphji, American History, Uhetorie, Logie,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy,
Moral" and Intellectual -Philosophy,- Natural
Theology, Element et Ci itkitra, per
; tessinn,. 'c': V 10,00
Freath, T' 1 '. ?V, 19, SO
. ' Botany, " -'- . t . v ': JOO
!. Urawmg. ' : V -" '; r '- 8,00
Flower Painting, . io.Oli
Oil Painting, - " :; ; ' ,10,00
Hoard can be had at Ihe Ackdemf, amf in the
"sot respectable familie in the neighborhood
at $7 per month. - :-r.r. ,
SIMMON'S . BA5CF.R.
; ; COLLIN M. OI.AKK, "
1 ' WM SMITH. Jr. .
; w'k:-Vv WM. It. SMITH, genVV.,,5
JAMF.SU G, lKEr...:
i t WHlTilKlJJ. HILL,
r. iis i ;.'ClUiiLES shield.
' ' - Trvtteet. '
- CIIAS. 8UIF.LD, Seety.
M tab 187?; si w.
Nsvr Commissioxm's Omci
Mar., 11,1837. .
LIVE OAK TIJIBEIt.
. Sealed proposal will be received at thia office
1 11 III II J-3 CllJrsa, I . it. Ul (lis? I ev v w
. 1 a ri..L D fcjl l t. nf lsl
MHam.Mm3illB,-i, y 7..-r- ---r . --ar-w-.-.. - " m a.
For the fme umber, beuu aod keel
ami pieeea, anil for the jiromiaeanaa limber
which may be oireotuil, tor one imp ol toe line,
one friinie. two ttooia of war, (one ot each
claw) aii'l one mailer leatvl: to be delivered at
tbe Nar Yard near Pvrtamootli, N, II. .
No 3. For the Tearae timber, btare anil keel
aoR nleeet, ' and fur the bromiieooaa timber
which oi ay be directed, (or oae ahipof the line.
N'n 3. For the frame limber, beam and keel-
iltew, anitfnr the promuitiinttaluunet.
may be ilirecteil, nr one tnip ma line, oue
loop of War1eelaa,-one tmall veuel and
one atramerr lo bu delivered at the Navy Yard,
Cbarlratoan, Matlaebuaeitt.
No 4 Fur the Irame timber, beam and Vee(.
ton plceet, and for the proroiasuooa timber wbicK
I M it onB temer: to be delivered at the
K vj n,ooklyn. N. Y. .
Noj. tl.e frame timber, beam and keelton
n;,, .,i r- i,. Hroniaeuoua limber which
Br be .lireattd, tor one abip of the line, one
i tloop of war. larte cism, eu one iteamers tie
at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, N. Y.
T N inr'r"11.etrirme ttmbiw, Jieam and keel
and for- the pniniiaeuoua timbrr
I jcJ muf ee ,
flirvtU'il, tor two ilnnpa ol war,
I two feamer: to be delivered
llluitnorrrgprr
y,
FlSnt gghr ; nf 1imr-fiflenbie reef
- wH.Tlg..airlwtTVBW
tKa. t-t : i,i, ; r n, i ;. ,
v,.. ,,). M 9 rino ).-. r, hifc
- 1Tm,t berwiled ti inchea, and ke from-l l2(
- fect lane, ii oLaluiJanEeit jtieeta Jiaide 19
inchei.
For each vlnnp nf war 1,500 cubic feet; which
mast be tided It invhea, and be from 12 to 18
m teet lone Ha
ongerplPfcgi to title 16
HVhet,..,j:,.
For each aleamer 1.5IKI cubic feet; which
must be tided 1 S indie, and . be from 1 2 to 18
I'urt long, six ol the longett pieee to tide 16
inchet.
, For each tmill vettel 800 cubic feet; which
mutt be tided 8 inchet, and be from 10 to 16
feel long, tix of tlie longett pit eet to tide 12
Inihea. ';'' -
A parf-of the promiieuou timber may be got
to larger dimension, pioviJed the piece will
answer for rtpl-irmg defective liawse piecea,
t ransom , bcr a it moka, or other valuable pieveai
8rparte otl'i-rt must be made for each nt the
nrrceilinz nmnbert, and each ofVer mutt embrace
nil the timWr that U called for by. the tiumtfer to
which it refer; the price atked per cubic lout
must be tinted separately fir each nd every
elau of vcsielt embraced . in the oiler, and for
llie-promiMUOu Umber ..oLraeJi ):im terately
Irom theothert all of which other i considered
monlded limber. ' - i
At let one-fomih of the wliole quantity of
timber embraced m each oiler, comprising a
fair proportion of the moat valuable piecea,
mutt be ileliverrtd on or before the last ol
March, 1 8311; one-half nf the remainilvr on or
before the last of March, 1840; and the whole
quint ity on or before the last of March, 1 841
and if the above proportion (hall not be de
li verd at the respective slime above tpecjfied,
the Commitslmier of the Navy reserve to them
tclvei lhe right id ctneellinluny contract, in the
execution tit which auchr rt,-re-my cccur and
of entering into new contracta holding the ori
ginal contractor! k their surties liable tor any
execs of cost, and other damages, which may be
thus incurred. ' 'j." -
The taid live oak limber must have grown
within twenty-five mile of the seaboard, Yhieu
mutt be proven to the MlisTaction-of the respec
tive Cominamlant,)' must ' be got Out by the
monlrfi and written direction, and specifications
Bt dimenionj ke wliib wiUtM4wn44itdlo the
eontiwctor for their government,- cud must be
tree from all bijurir and defect 'which may im
pair the gaadWity oiiiic.aaid limber, fur ike
numnte tor which it n reoniren oy contract, anu
be in all respect satisfactory to the Command -
ants of the respective navy yard where it n
delivered. .,. ; .
llonds, with two good and responsible sureties
whose names must be forwarded with the of
trr) la the amount of one-ihird (he estimated
value of the timber to he furnished under the
respective contracts, will be required; , and a
collateral aeenritv for the faithful compliance
with Ihe terms, npulalion, and condition of
the taid contract, len per centum, will be re
ceived from the. actual amount of each. payment
which may hn made Irom time to time, within
tli i rty riavsafier bill (hall be'dulv approved and
presented to tbe NaW Agent, unJiLihs s.uid con
tract are empleted and closed; which reserva
tions, respectively, will be forteiled to the use
and benefit ot the United States, in the event of
ftWfnWdemtheimfcer
live perron prescriben. t .
The mould wilt be furnished to the Contract
or at one of Ihe oevy yard, Urooklm, Uoaport,
Of ITtiiaiteipuia.-
To be published twice a week," oMi! thel'lh
of June "he xTlmthW"-'Niiirl'nleBteiM!erT
lilMkc, FiWeru Ai'gwV New 4ImpthH-eY (-.aaettw,
, March lif, 1837 S v ' . 14-13 w
Nivr CoHMi.sioiiaa' Orrti'g,
Maarn 18, 1837
- LIVE OAK TL1IBKK.
Sealed nirerc, endorsed "Oflur tor IJv
i Oak for .mall vew-la," will be received at
' thi omee until 3 o'clock P. U. ot the first
day of Ju'ie net, for theaupply of live Oak
hberotfolrowavia
, No. U F ,r the frame timber and keelson
! nieea. and the- nromisruoua timber for one
at the
Navy.. Yard. Charleston, Massachu-
ette , '.ii .... r w- -" . ':
No. 2. For the frame limber, keefon pie
ee, and the promicuou timber for one
sloop of war, (amnli clasa.) and one maller
vessel, to be delivered the Navy Yard
Itroogiyn, New iork.
ce anil promiscuous timber for one smaller
veel. io be delivered at the Nay Yard
Philadelphia. ',','' S '"'i' '. T-- v f
No. 4. For the frame limber, keelson' nie-
eea, and promiaciious timber for one sloop of
war, (.small claw,) to be delivered at the Na
vy Yard. Waaliinr-ton, District of Columbia.
no. 3. tot the frame timber, keelaon pie
ces, and promiscuous timber for iqe sloop of
war. i smaii ciass.) to oe delivered at Ibe Na
vy Yard, Gosport, Virginia. . . .
.The quantity and dimensions of the pro.
miscuous timber for each vessel of each, class
iaas follows: . , ,tLy
For each sloop of war, I, SCO cupic feef,
which mutt be aided twelve inches and be
from twelve to eighteen feet long; ix of the
longest pieces to side sixteen, incjies. v1-" "
For esch rnl!r vawi, isup cb'ts feel,
Which , must be sided etgnt-inclief, ol be
from ten to sixteen feet longt sis of the Ion.
gesi pieces to siue twelve ana a nail menes. I
A psrt of the promiscuous .limber msy be 1
g;ot to larger dimensions; -provided (be
eei will ahawer for replaclnf defective bawae
piece, tranauroi, brtaat book, or other !
uabla piece.
Separata offert muat be oiade for each of
I W . V VUIIIK HUlllUt I a. t "- liv f I v-
the prcceetlMit numbera. and each oner
- ; ' J?:Z 'Jm UZTZ
for by the 'number Itf-which it referai the
priori asked per cubic foot mutt be tiated
aeparately for' each and every elaai of vet
aeli embraced in the offer and for the pro
idmcuoui lioi'ier of each cla arparalely
from the oiherj all of which uiher lieontid
red moulded timber. -
The whole to be delivered before the
practicable.
Thu uiil t; flair Timhr mutt have
(which mtiit be proven lo the aktiafaction of
the respective ' commandantt,") mutt he got
out by the mould and written directions and
pecificsiiona nf d. mention, &c. which will
be furpialied to contractor for tbeir govern
ment; and must be free from all injurietand
defect which may impair the good quality
of the laid timber for the purpoces for which
U i required by contract, and be, in all re-
peeti, 4tiktacVory to the commandant of the
respective navy yards where it ia delivered.
Hand, with two good aiul responsible
sureties, (whose name mut be forwarded
rith the-flrar) iulhe amount of one-tliird
the eilimated value of the timber to be fur
jtjjA,uiWrjJie.,;jreyccdia,,,wrilra
the faithful compliance with the terms. tip
xen per cent, w in oa retervcu irom me actual
Navy Agent, until the taid euutract are
coiripletrd and eloaedi which reservation
reepeetively w til b forfeited -to the ue an J
bmeHt of the United itatea, in , he event
ot (atiiirri to deliver the timber willun the
f"pet'' pet ted prcribed- 4y the eoa-4-
raci.
1'lie'moulil sv iU le furnWied tio the cnn.
tractor t one of the Navy Yards Bfooklin,
uosport; or Philadelphia. . ,
Cj" To be published twice a week, until
15ih June next, in the National Intelligencer,
C!obe, Eestern Argus, New Hampshire Ga
sette, Commersial Gazette,.: Boston Morning
Post; New York Times. New York Evening
Post, Trenton Emporium, Peiuisylvanit, A
mctican Sentinel, Richmond F.nquire, Nor-foikilersltl.-ltslt
Ign ;Srar.Cnaf rcstotT paVri'
ot, Georgian, Penaacola Gazette, Louisiana
Advertiser, Mobile Uegisier.
March 21. 1837. 1413 w.
WHOLESALE GROCGOr.
We hnve llisa day formed a copartnership nn-dci-lhe
firm ol WAltttKN HAKBH k Co. lor
the purpoie ol carrying on a wholesale grocery.
WAKRF.N IIAHUIS,
ISKV.I . imlIS,
IJKMtY HAKKIS. -
Portsmouth.
Sitt March, 1837
WAHIICXX HAIIJIL3 A CO.,
Are now receiving a Urge and general assort
ment of
GROCERIGn, etc.
which will be sold ou accommodating term.
227 Bag Itio, Laguira h Java Coffee.
"44T)riet rorlDlico Soger,- :
20 Hhd do do
20 HhilsN. Orleans do
S HhiUSt. Ci-oix do
40 llbl Loaf do - . V- -
10 Udxrs do ' to very snpesior.
125 Barrel Family and eitrw copcrior Floor,
4 UKrrels lUliunorc Whiskey .
30 Hhd ' do
2- Tieree Kew Oi leans Molatie -
60 Baskeia Chamfaign Wine
10 ! Pipe Cogaiae Brandy
5 - ' Holland Gio
ir a owt niainira , -nc
1 10 " Pale bherry do
3 Hhd Madeira
do . . -
3 Qr Cask do
75000 Havsona Srrsrs
Co very tuperior
' 40 Boxes Sperm aud Patent Candles,
40 No Soap . . ... i
Starch ' (
, SO " j Bunch Kaisnis
SO S Gallon Demmijohns- , :
lS0KefcS Cul Nils assorted .
SOOtIO Iron Asaorted
, HlOO Sseel do -- - -
Imperial and Gun Powder Tea
8pice,kPepper, Nutmeg and Ginger Ly4
'150 Pieces Cmlon Having'
OlSack.Livereol Saltv.' - . ,'
-, tOO Keaius W raiiplng Paos-j--L.
All oraers tor i.non wilt be nunelullv at-l
d-.it j -.ui l ,1 i.-
All orders for Good wilt be nunelullv at-
amoivwf sliv itdMi
from tim tw litwei within thily-iijraRer-btHtT rxtzzzn -v.i;-r r i T'r -r
.hall be duly approved and. prented to the! IVTA1" "L'r" K"k
iAYUlttnAJiBlSiJicfcle,ar' ne lna mmt naccoiint-
Portsmouth, March lil, 1 837.
18 3nV
OXFORD JIIALE viCADEJIY -The
prominent advantages ol this Institution.
render ft peeuliaily deserving the notice 0paJ
rents ami guariiiHi . ft lonnctry ranked among
the first in the State; snc' it hull al present many
additional ami solid claim ow the peblie lor
patronage end prelercaen. - . .fc -ri
Oxford is torMused by oo village of the sobih
In It healthfolocss, pleasant lowuion, rood 'so
ciety tnd freedom Irom Oissipation, , During the
Hi miner month many person, resort to Nt salu
brious climate, for the purpose of improving or
restor ing their heidihi others are Stliseted by "
it agreeable environs and souinl ctmlorls.
There are three shurchrs belonging to, iliffereot
dennmiostions; anil I the Academy siancls conve
nient iqan airy anil ecluiltil spot.
Inttepeodemljof Ihee Jneal
mas, ihe nrinciticl, Mr. A. Ilaar, it gentle-
,n of eonder.ble attainment. In cl.ssksl ...d
linos,
msn
scientific knowledge, seniiired In Engtknd, It)
and Kianee. Of the former country, he it na
tive where he followed hi profession with suc
cess, many Tears previous to his pi editing it in
America, lie i not only well versed in the
Greek and Latin slstsies. but familiar with mod
em language and all Ihe niimrroe branches of
physical, mathemalicsl, moral sort Intellectual
science. Added lo these endowment he ha
extensive aequaiuiaiiee watf'the cmaa.cntal iind
critical literature of Burope and America. He
will be aiiiwt in at uutiv oy sompeteal assist
nt in proportion to Ihe aumber wi pnpHs.
In training lite Students to respect their teach
ers, tlieir companions and themselves, strict re
gird will be had tit Incolcate virtnouspfinciples,
honersble feeling ami gentlemanly conduct.
Tha method of instruction will combine the sd
ventages of ilnmesri snd - public ciluctlion.
1'hegovernmCtit will be parental ratber than
leveret and the student' mind directed lo
habit of industry, sscurste observation snd
deep enquiry. Suitable lime and acre will be
l lolled to reading, writing, composition and
elocution. ;' -.'-- ..
Classiesl students will be prepared to enter
the Freshman or, the Sophomore class, agrees
Mr te the course of studies precerilied by the
I'niversicvrr gude, - Tuition pr session
fts oo. .- ";; ,;-: ,-'.',..?.. i. .
I he course for the F-flgtish drpsrtment will
consist of lour clsises to be instructed n the
fitllawinav Krsaas,rsa.a t -
, :'- - per. session.
IV Spelling, reading, writing and
;V Avithmetie, ,w - C ; f 00
The above eontioned, (eOfra-
hy, gnunmur, paraiog and
exercjiva,
Cooipoaitioff, logie, rhetoric,
r hinory, chrunuiosj and AU
febra, - - . '.- .
$10 00
II
$13 00
1 1'luemly h pwliy.iiatuiH
Inaophy, aatroooray, chim
ialry, tuincralojty and bto
ny. mental and moral acU
enee, lenmetry,, mentui-a-
: lino, land torvej tug, nviga
lion, ke,
$U00
. Hloderu, LanBrnncs.
The Fifaeh eourae, $T W
per aeaiioa
1 he brianith, lutlian
litnH"t ii wan wb'
txirm. ;
III
The tuition Ice are requitwd In advance! ndj7?1'i
est eharee.
' The year Is divided into two sessirm of twen
ty two week each, the first commence on the
third M
onday of January and cad en the third
Friday of Junet Ibe emnd begins allowing a
week' interval) on the fourth Monday ol June,
and terminale na the lounh Fridny in Novem
ber. A public eximination before the Trustees
will take place at the close ol etery aetsiont
when Parent aud tiuardiaut are united U at
tend ' '
By order ol the Trite.'w--.'
Qifofd. x c Aped sr. 137 s r
Philadelphia, with a rich and lashionable atcorl
ment nt EOOlll. whiclt h it now nnaainW anil
ll fwtUr open in a Tew day ant hU new-Watch,
Jewelry and Fa ney Store," .::v
Ko. 10. Furrttvii:e Strrri. '
Wnisll.logeihef wult hltP.rnjeftoc;t presrirtf J
a very extensive anil Uesiraule assortment ol
gpwls, which will be aolil at- eery , email adi
vance; he invite the public to come and exam
ine fur themselves. , "' . ' ; '
, The sisortmenl consists in part of Very tope
rior Gold and Silver Watches, .American En
elish and French Jewelry, Silver tea SJeti's, Kit-
K?era
panned do.y Casters, Caodleslickt, Hi ill
ware, Cuftc (.rtquei, Mantel Clocks
landis
Clocks, do.
Urmps. Allrl ilo . fin ilouhle and single lisr-
rel Guns, duelling, brlt and pocket Pistols,
gold and silver mounted Canes,-Whip, Rogers'
superior lUitors and Knives, Music liixrs and
Aceonlion'S, with a grest variety of laiicy i ti
de ahil perfiiisry,"" 71L'r:?Z?7'
Thankliil for past eneoitragemem, he tolicit
continnHnce of the public favour, being fully per.
suaded timt Jhe manner in slib b. hit b'llniis is
carried on will give prrlect sutiifaclinn to all
thrwe-whowisy tavoOr him wltb their custom. '
: Clock and Watches of all descriptions repair
ed hi accustomed, superior manner. All orders
for (.old or Silver work executed at tlie shortest
notice, aud in Ihe most approved style.
t , ., . , 8V 6w. ,
anaiyaaaaaaa.wiga'M
REMARKABLE BTORY. ,
From 4 notice of iuifrad'i Human i,.i',
a new work, by the aullior of Treuiaine and
Do Yere, in the Kew Monthly Msgazino for
April. . ; . -. .';
The Biorjto sa,Uicirwe shall now ail
vert has the trouble value of being told,
wc presume, on Mr. Wanl's pergonal
knowjedy,. ntl;. of iUtntravting the ejt.
tratiriiinary chanres,s on wWch liuinln
life is bomelimcs suffered to depend.
gaiwiiisaietfea 5.gfeiwittrt:.
t- , . V V U . . I . HfUl . Ul -Mil
rrrtMtTtawcwoeeurwt44lwelMw
tnown Sir Evan Nepean, in ..the Home the trooble of turning the page) or if
Department
The popular version of
the story had been, that he vt'as warn
ed by a visiou to save the lives of three
or four men condemned to die, but reprieved,-
and who, but for the vision,
would have perished through tlie un-der-Secretarj'sv
neglect Aulprwarding
thereprieve. Oo Sir Evan's being sub
cq'uentl.isked how far Wiitt6ry. was
true, his jnswer wass "The narrative
... ... v
t-waa-tH-moat-axtraordiuarv-tldng
., j. . ' , . ,a, . c
that. ever. hannened to me." the sim
pie lacrs, as toui uy inmseii, are tnese:
One night, during his office as under-
aijie waktiuiness mat coum oc imagm
d; he Avsin perft Walth.haiUiiHed
early, 4nd had nothing whatever ott his
mind to keep him ; twake. .' Still, he
found all his attempts to sleep impossi
ble, and, from eleven till two in the
morning, had never closed an eye. ; At
length, weary of this struggle, arxl as
the twilight was breaking, fit was in
summer, he 'determined to try what
would be the eilect of a walk in the
park. ' There he- saw-tiolhittg but 4he
sleepy sentinels. Vut, in hi walk,:
happening to pass" t'e . Home OHice
several times, he thought of letting
romances a little, but what it aiiuacaJsoareMhef were stooped on the very
Recommends-UlimSeJfJtl.Wlth hi.' key. ihoudl
IT.. .:..l ."".:- ti.
" MJ particular object. Ihe
h with-1
book
of entries of the day before still; Vy on
the tab'c, and ; through sherr listless
ness he opened it T he first thing he
saw appalled him "A reprieve to be
sent to York for the coiners' ordered
for execution.'? The execution had
been appointed; - for the next day.' It
AtXHclLhifnXhatJe had received no re
turn to bis order to send the reprieve.
tie searched the "minutes)1' tic could
not find it there. In alarm, he went
to the honse of the chief clerk.' who
lived in Downing street knocked him
ap, (it .was then past three,) and asked
him if he knew any thing of the re
prieve being; sent. , lo great alarm, the
chief clerk . could not remember.
"You are scarcely -awake,'? said Sir
Evan, , recol lect y ourscl fji: it i must
have been aeirt,? . i:-Jrh
The chief clerk said that he now re
collected he had sent it to the clerk of
the Crown, whoo business it was to
forward it to York.' s v - : : - ..-r-J-
."Good," said Sir Evan. "Bat have
yon his reciept and certificate that
it is tcontPK.4-i: v- ,"4 ' ;
"Then come -with me to his house;
we must find him, it is. so earl v." , It
was new four, and the elrelc of " the
Crown lived inChancerr-lane. There
thej almost ran. 1 hey werejust in
time. The clerk of the Crown tad a
country otme, and, meaning to have a
lung holiday, he was at that moment
stepping into his gig to go to his villa.
Astonished at the visit f the tonder
Secvetsry of State at such an boor, lie
is smi more so at ms business.
is iockcu tin in mr nesK; ' it was
rouit.f, feii4 Evan s
ylfT.Van Bent to the ptisti
omce lor trie truest anu iierieuexpres.
The reprieve reached York next morn-
ing: just at the moment the unhappy
men were ascending the cart.
With Sir Evari Nenean, we fully a
gree in regarding this little narratives as
one of the most extraordinary that we
have ever heard. We shall go further
even mnn lie bcmiut. ictisrvu.
he acknowledged, nnd sar
tha , to us, it appears striking" evidence
of what we should conceive a superior
inter'nosition. It is true th'af no chostTproved oboo his p1arv.T-itWcontendl--
apfitHtrV-Bor-ftylprauupli
JMrioiicax7im
chances, and each of these chances
ccssnry, tnat we are aimosi cumpeiirM itco hihu'-ih Hsrwrmsiuirasvic us -
to regard the whole its matter id an In- givin publicity to all new inventions ' ,
nuettce imTb oe- attnM
lor a common occurrence as, undobt- oi tne roau appears simple, yet we can
edly. ftis of wakefulness will happen Botjroaaine the " atjU in yhtch the ears
without any discoverable ground 'in the arejcotislructed. nondescript ion of
Btateli4tvMcwlyTrmind8tLU4.lM inventors, j
what could be less in the.e ommon The weight seeins to be carried below I'"
course of things than tjio waking, he t!io surfaco of the supporting rail upon
should take it into his head to p-i ftp whit h runs -'double flanged wllcels,, '
and take a walk in the park at two in
the mornino? Yet. if: he had," like
others, contented hinisell wiih taking a
walk r ountl his chamber, or cni-Ving
the succeedtnir events could have oo
curred, and tlje mejnlfnah.tJtitv t:bai-iJ-be. prtH-4eWroHt-f-.-he nglitto -acrlfced.';!ir:ifr'-'rwiieii
he took lttif; their improvement upon the follwing
walk, he had been rontMit with gettioar term s say 1 500 hhai es, eat h
l id of Ihe feverishnessof the night, and for the United Statesexcept one third
retutwd to Ju&,bed, and Louisiana, which is
nave" been "broken) ff whandns mre already ,drspooedof Ohelhir thef
nut td the natural course of events than shares is reserved to the suhsci iper. ,i'
lhaf,lt two Irr the morning, the dea This 4ofT!i ing it lUe proprietora
should enmtrinto the head of any man say, for a .RUui that , will be saved in
to go to his ofncp,J nnd sit down in the the construction of only one hundred
lonelv rooms of his department; for no
purfiose of business or-piVasure Jiut .
simply fromr not knowing" what to do
. i i . - if i tr i I i i..
wiin ntniBeiir -vrji, wtuii lie iiau
himself into thore solitary PMimr the
t)diik"Tf entries had -not latn on- the- ta -
ble) (anil thia we prrsume to have be eigtli miles of this road, and put the ,
anmng (he ehanres, as we can scarcely same in operation by stram power the j !i
sup'pose booksof Ihisofflrial importancer road,Jnd loromotive to be of sufficient , t
to be generally left to their fate among strength and power for rarrying heavy - A.:
the'servants and messengers of the of- burdans and luuu'm at. great speetL, -nice)
or, if the enlrv, innteatT of being I he work will bu- commenced as soon ' '
'o'n'lnestmjht
eve. had been on any other, ever the completed, it may be at the option of "
he and the chief clerk bad been five
minutes later at the. clerk nl the.
Crown's liouse and, Instead of finding
him at the moment of gftling info his
. -T . ,. fc-'.tt-l
carriase. had been compelled to incur
SieIetay of bringing him bark from
he cuntry. all tlie preding events ,
would have beeneV
would lvprdiedarVorforrerras -
IA' .I..... .....4 . nL.h! . ..
. . . '
S VT9fc tt ll'. w pi,,,.x,l.
yerge Wcittionvr ' .: .
Ihe remarkable feature of the whole
is
sna
I
i u r .u. - i.-t 'i..
WvtuuWW.
-m(aw-oMt,nitThi!wcW
caicuianoirTr - iic - - i7roawv - - - tisiui.
against ill butthe calculation wo'uW be j
prodirriou'sl v raised against the frotVf
bility of. the- whote.' If it is asked
whether a sufficient KrBUnd fwr i)"
highjnterposition is to be diacovered in
saving the lives of a few wretched cul
prits, who, as frequent in such casrs,
probably returned to their wicked trade
as soon as they aped, only plunped
tnemseives into aeeper iniquity, ine
answer is, that it is not for ,n, in our
iirnoranee, to mete out the 'alue of a
htimaaJifev Jowever-crimtnar-iirrtheT
eyes of heaven
n e w ViAti for a Hail yA y.
, A long advertisement appeat's in the
tt S. Gazette, of a newly invented lo
comotive power, styled - "Eittrnon's
Single-Rail Road." '"lt construction
seems to be simple, and tlie inventors
say it rosts only half in building that
the present system" requires. 5 It con
sTsTs orbuTHo
is first obtained, and then another level
three feet six inches above, marked by
signals, preserving a tevel and straight
line..,, t'osts or piling are then set
cording, to this hne.aqoared off on the
top, from twelve to sixteen Indies in
diameter, antl round t logs are then
embedded each side of these posts
close to them, and locked togethir by
cross timbers, keyed and wedged very
compactly. - Wedgea are also driven
between the psts and these timbers,
to make them plumb,' and strenchten
them in their position. Earth is filled
in and pounded, ? v ..",rZ-s
. The posts thus 'set, keyed and brac
ed, are hewed down on two sides to
the base level, leaving 8 inches nf solid
timber. What an termed guide rait.
"-'iir:ii'iiiiw'"ii'iisiw.i;---C " W .ret was as inexnaustiD e v v-.
S I??3 XSffi&Z
in wi-iirT In.pornni. fln, Ike 'rL!'L' ' - ' . !
are placed along the sides of the pools,
three feet and a half from their tops,
by resting them on a sawcut forming a
shoulder. v,.-.;';,--,.; ,t t; ;
throated for the reception of the main.
or upper ri' . which supports the cars. k
This rail is three inches thick by tea . '
wide. The guide rial below, are two
and a half inches thick by six wide
dressed on the outer side not neces ' "
sary to be ironed- th guitle wheels be
ing nmooth and liearlr flat on 'their '
in2 in contact wttli tnem. j lie ton
"rtH-f otje-ironk --The turnouts - ai
in the ioi mot gate, ana turn on strong ,
(iMfiges the lunt having a ft let ion rot--,
ler underneath running upon a curved
fail.-. 'CU-W t v 4 v,v .. ,.;:i,s
V) Any power, it is laid, may be used '
npon this road. Stcainv power may be.
siifelr aculiod. sav . the inventors, to
j propel at the rates of, forty mtl.es the
iliour. A Mr. Talmer of London is the
original inventor thft -proprietors of '
the patent in thia country, having imv
the Mipcdkncy of thi plan, that it " ,
tian the present system. Ve profess
,
and thus, aidert by the guide .wheele
beluwi all undulation and jarnnjc, it is
co the
4leiyis so undoubted, that spcvU may ,
t s i ji r . r ...
i icomoute.
miles f -road They further7 sar. '
tor
thf betufij4 of the Company; and ta '
aatisfy the ptttdio-tM;s utility, Em
......... t, f . . A l.: I .1.. i
."iyrc iimwihu luciuscivra
to this Company, ! when .formed, , ta
ur - Mr - - t Ue-built,-at- least-- ' -
the work ftt ap- -: ;
praTsemenT oc irot."7 sT ""Tr" t"
, A model ot the road and car i now J
exutniunir at ne iMerrhants'v i;x , :"
change, riiiladelphia,.tVA. Comp. l
, M. ' : ? ;; - ' i ' ,
unporhinff umnfemtonal avowal.'
r . ... ; v a
yc will, be no more nuab - i
t.ng toat the dis.r.butiot, ol the
j.t-...
r..r
i"""iui iiiauvri lain, ittiuiiasiuu ii I lie
"a i 'a ..
siiiuit. n'lr a vnrir nr I irii nrrr. jarv. .
in m7x
"''V r "V rV"'
- , .-, -- , , .,
ntt m'
?" ,and. .h.c'r T"???
were. difv";arfred-T-bythti8ci who had
sacrificed patriot'wrn "for parly and per'
Sonal jiorposcs.'r' Ldt'' this 'class read '
the following extract1 liom the Globe, ,'
and plume themselves on the bright
prorip-ct wliic'i it aHortli7 and exult
over the wtiik bl : their own ham's,
whicTt Bas"JeopariIedrin'tltpfobabitifjr.
lost, S20.000K)') Vf the people's mo-'
ney. Aewfietn Sptctiifor.' , ' "
."-Okt J) sjxkera--ai-4 he-GoTernrnent of
indiscretion . ill trtisttnr them. : TVtte, its
7e-ef are full,' or otiiht lo bet but, Uff.
FOItTUNAi KLT, itsolnrwd tlie hankers I
liadhtt purktit," These porket-hoMera have
closed tliem up, snd now tell the Government
it shall nut hvr a dollar f its own money I "
i)y the lime Vovtrnnunt gett fit pocket open
again U it doubted Ay reins wesTRsn ANT or -its
Mostr wilt na roosn,' at there is soma .
suspicion that the pucketlioliler have k-nt it '
out to merchant proper ar.d merchant sprcu- ,
lators, or. soms lit cases, petchsnee, TM AXS-TinmKniTrtrOTttKtfr-iJWN-f'OtJK-
F.TS.'f , : ,. : ':-:''.,v';
4v.: siv-'r-", ), .;.'; ',--'J : Ciobt- "
" The l)octir'n Hy" in a late amu-i
sing vignette In Bell's Lite in London, -during
tlie late prevalence of the Influ
enza, the caption to the poetry attach
ed to which is given below, and might
wethink withjgjjme propriety be spo
ken hereby some, with a slight alteram
tiort or twoi Southern TeL '
I I'mbletifI rnt a'most w!ked off'
my legs. 4 Blow this hero hinfluenzee,
I've no peace night nor day. ' Mater'e
a going it in prime style, and bis pa
tieots are a going It too, for nine on
'em popped; off the hooka last week.
Father used to say," 'Throw physic
to the dog, but I'm bleat it the dogs
arnt better judges nor to take U." -
tn t iiinia i it :ue it"iit"i ueinucrBcv, , 4 .
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