V & cvl 1 en cV (Jove rnor Owei?V p'Cthg pre
pnce of b6'lh,TIoVses:qthcegisIatufe,
r number oi'fpecttofs; look bfis oaths.
'In the Tl.iuse o Commons, cnThtfr$-
) v. on tnufiunuf MriytcAoiwV of Rich
rjMi;.thctmmittee, of -Financewere ip-
Ytructeil U nqiiire 'into tjc;expedjcncy
f - - .. a .-'S v
.;.-. . y s. - i, k i. . : .. j. . - . . i . ;.-.r .?.... f. - i ;
0
? 7 :lV" -rl'f '.r "Oori arc the plaSf I5ur; dfilfghtful pcacei
J ' , i ) ITnvrarpM by party rage; tb li ve like brcthcft '
" V
.'-.'. j -1 ' a: . -iik.
jv niniT id ii i,iiiiL.f. us uhvci ii mi &r r
r'jft bratUe-m toBptitUe i. ... . : ; , " ., 1' uJL . - rrrr: rr. rrrr
(u!t rs.eJiUVamtapJ'itsassaVe'jtibat s.Yoti XXIX.' '"?:;V;V JURSDAY, DECEMBER jr, ISSfcr W! : 0.188.
Utinq fo.teduce tbetax. far peddling on
; iia viable streams front j S25 to SI O.i
isThc cmnmttcesubsequentlj reporecl,tnat
it is infi.spientattljis ttme,to dimimshjt.J
The blU.to prpvide for a ilivision of ne'JT
proefvano oinercuaiiei property ucm iu
r om m(onv paftsed ltsth irdr reading &was
, orderfl.lo Se engrossed TbisCbiH.prof
rlde tfiat when any. persons ihaU'vbn
titled, is tenants m common to necrefcs
or othr chattel , property and a division
is deMrje,-ljpSay,TOlaw(ttlTor,ithe per
son visMnsrra diyisi(ini to jitea neii-
tion .? fdr ihat JMfpose urulerthe same
V rules , as .are prescribed 'in ; the. ' 'act - of
A r62,forith Abetter care, of orphans and
?ecuVijTesr&C;.H And the'Coiirt is to or
der' a eafaltjtlieproprertj4 taking care to
jjocure o eacli ;.tenant i!iiicoinmvon, their
jateabl e sna re ri i several ty.of jb e proceeds
if'sucivjsi te- ,41 $M sjal e As n ot de em ed -by
thCoti recssaryiltli li lh'ree" fre'efh'oti
iejrs;?iire i9oe, coosen aavsworn to oi
ide S such" paperas ? nearly Jequal viis
possi W e,&hreporl l)e"disiottothe Coil r
ori'thapprpvay-or
'Att miffed ife' re's't u tidn"whicli AVsjre-
ge.CtiMlDjSTpjpg,JHr
t e. et e n cj i r e i nffit es p edin cy 0 f gi v i n g
iheyjmay builo, for tlielpament of "thejt
utsW'n tjie sam:i(.t
Th bill utlirising !e oard of Jnter
jial Imprlrpiitt ihe, re-
)henVnKand imprjfv
bdrttf amend the ackof Ustlsessiorr, enti-1
tied an actio amend the law with respect
to he c,6Ifecticin of debts from the estates
or deceased i persons,-ancj thejawdn rela
tionjfo the levying of " executions issued
by Justices of the Peace The bill passed
,4ts, firsj Tfading,; ;ahd v bn mdtloa of Mr
iueuresf was oruerca .10 De pnnteu ami
referred4o ;'the Judiciary committee. " . -V
J fIn;tbe House of Commons oh Saturday
but. Jittle- busineVs, except ;6t a "private
natures was' transkc ted," Several refer
ejices were made.to the Judiciary Coin
mittee. v One touching the ezpedie ncyof
revising and consolidating the Iiiws," re
lative to Surveyors-En try -takers and the
entry of vacant and unappropriated land.
Another, proposing thepassage of a law,
requiring Plaintiffs, inexeijution, . in the
fut place, to take out executions against
the goods apd chattels &c. which execu
rjon.mustibe returned,, no property being
found, before any caSsa, can tssue. An
other," proposing an examinationof the
laws, requiring Plaintiffs to give security
for the prosecutTpn pf suits, for the purr
pose of ascertaining whether, any amend
mcntsmre necessary. :;v';: . ;:"
SyvThc? pewly : erected Episcopal Church
jjrthis city will be consecrated on Sundav
next,-by Ilishop Kayenscroft. . Seve
fal Clergvmen from a distance are ex-
v.v:
.:!-. , lift'
Inlet; passed-itsrnrjl f easing 9r to, 25,
and sVnfio. tle(4Sejiate' for concur-
; In t)d l&use onridan on "motion of
r laii-i the committee of Finance; were
instnicted tjrf pqltjre intpthe ' pcdien
cy o f s 0 ,a, iu e n d i n g th ev Re v e n u e v Iia w, as
t providejfor,the;b(dlec .9
incomes derived from slock held by citi-
aens of Jhisfite,iri i neiarpprated . torn pa
Vpa niesn$t.- chVKd" py;the:St'ati?.'. ;
T!:o b.Ht6 provide, oftaining infor
viationals to the produce exported from
1'ie St ate, was postponed ihd efini tely,, on
irs second read ing.byaotej6t85 to 33
In tjie Senate, tU& Billtbrtl.e ; erection
of a District; from 'notion's of Biirfe and
ljuncombe.to;earre'l
its' secoiul readings Tlijbill 'pfigihial.ly
proposed aheJw;c:p.ntyuV' havmg been
committed to! select committee, they
remodelled i t a Ad reported.) t as it no w
stands It Will, in aliVptabilUy, pas
. the Senate. T'-7'V:V '-Ir'I .:?::, " ' V A
A report was made ftoniil.c, conimif tee,
-io wliom4 that part of the GoernJrMe
f.ag2 was w-reiereea 1 Tecommepoing -xu
pu.rcjase ojglve toarrjy on pu vpkp
of Internal ii.prPveftentXlie commit-
tee are', ftry1 of tl.epjnntun; that tjbejf at
i'e (nUcffective ttfce hich car.; be em
ployed in this Southern country, but deem
u u.exnetljent at this time, when there
are no work a ,on ati extended scalft 1 in
vhich thev canrbe emoloved.. to malceHbe
jj j r c h as suggested by the, Governor, u
The Bank Bill was taken up, -in com: j
tr.itieul the. whole. Mr. Sneed vinpne
J r hair, and Mr. Martin opened the debate
R lie was, .iUowefobv Mr. Jdeares, who is
opposed io thepassne4of the :jbUl, iif.'
soecch charpcicriiecl y gf oajtvyigor u
Athnujlit. Wlieri' hc: resumed ins seat,
th e com mitteeros'eirepor.eprgress S:
Vt nted leave tb sit aajin; -;a Ar
la the Senate,' on tfie ine dayv con
siderable djlftteiarpse op tlf-bIlprppos-i
a modification of tepa nisnien ttfor
f'.e crime' of Bigamy 3 JrMeares op.
os?d ami . 'Messrs VeJlb6rn an l . Dick
ud vtcat exits' n pa'f 0geI t . wa't lpst by
ne btcV" tUtf resulCbeing 9 i$ 2 It
v.-as however ilubseo1jenttyrrqosi(lerea
snd latd'im the: table. fT'Uomas" Norman,
ow in Guilford iJail . unde' sentence of
'eath for this offence U4S been again res
pited y the Governor, until the 8th of
January. ' '
Mr. Hoke submitted a. Resolution, pro-
l'osmg an inquiry into the exDediencv of
m I a
posmcr.a tax on Gold Mines, or the
Vrceeds thereof, for the purpose of reve-
State1 12 ankMier the Committee ap
pointed by the Stockliolders of this Institu
tion -bad held -a-.' Conference with the
JJank' Committee of the Legislature, on
the subject of amending their Charter in
certain part!cfars,soas to enablethe Bank
more conveTniently to close its concerns,
without oppressing their dealers, the
Stockholders adjourned, to meet again on
tne secona isionuay m January
The President of the United States has
P pointed Stephen Charles, Collector - of
the port of lizabeth 4City, in this 'State,
in the place plAsa Kogerson, removed.
Unprecedented Despatch 'The'Express,
with the President's Message, arrived at
Favetteville in three hours and twelve
ji.ii. utes, from Raleishaidistance of 60
Thifes The time would have been-less
than tljiseyenbut we understand that one
of the horses employed, fell through a
bridjjre and broke lis lee, and bis rider had
.Onjhe day; of the iheetipg or the prefriKMait Robbery that a
ent Congress, n"fn--tehths'of thewhoM litim'-fRobberyi of the AlVd was Com mined on the
uer of 64 members, Were in their places,
neariy. nan 01 wnom imvei uoiner irom a
distance greater than that travelled - by
any member of the First Congress. , . ;
; 1 ustHJsa-QoaLAvcn-or Coal,
whicb'isvSaid to be'stfp'erior to; the. .Le
high or Liverpool Coal,. has been ?discov
ered i n th vici nity o fTuscal oosa.VArt
artist who has used this Coal, states, tha
two barrels of it: is requal to three or the
Liverpool Coal.: : . s .
Road from Philadelphia to Reading, and I
nov jar irorn rrniiaiieipnu .orvxsaiurty
mortityg .la si 'at 2 o'clock, :by three !arjoed
f0o;id. -'.There were ten niisseneeriT in:
The following statement of the array
of parties inCongress? , is given,, by the
iNew-iork Journal ot Comerce. . it '
Ihthe Sepate,26 Administration mem
bers, and 22 Anti-Administration in the
House, 146 Administration, 71 Ariti-Ad
ministration, and S doubtful-' ,
n;io. ,inere were ten n
he A1 ail Stage at. ttitv li me; ( .pme nf itieitV
emales. ) One-'of'the passengers was rb?
bed of Fie IIuodrett.DollarV ad two Gnld
VVVtcliesfand the M ail Bag; was TifleU iif
its cunteots.A'c.'Zn. :
There has been tipthios yet.heif d of the
Unitel Slates jsroop of WvrHpfcKKT, since,
her bel ng"j d ri ve n a way "f ;oo off TuiUpicn
in a violent gale of Win&Tlv fears groiv
stronjiier rthat spe will never be heard ot
more. iati im . a.
' ShamefuL Outrage On "Wednesday
eveningof last-week, about 6 o'clock, as
a, gentleman was passing rtne of the prin
cipal streets in New-York, he heard the
screams of a child on the opposite side -of
the way, and saw a man exerting hi ipself
to force a small girl to follow him, at the
stme time addressing to her most foul
and indecent language 'Die man had
hold of her clothes,&iiaddrao;o;etl her cloak
entirely over her head. She struggled
violently, to get loose, while her'asssailant
endeavoured -to detain her The gen
tleman immediately approached the par
ties, seized the man, and forced him oj
desist from violence. .-The girl to the ut-
ter astonishment of her protector, proved
to be his own daughter, a fine girl about
12 years of age, just returning from dan
cing school. The .man was discovered to
be'one of the pressmen of the Morning
Courier and Enquirer, named John Tho
mas.
Jy. Room of the Canilal lLiseveninfir riMonrav
at iitven VeIo?k. . Delegates and ovhfyvfrfnd
to attends! ' .pec. ; .
Sal e of Negroes JTowri property :J
,V. "
ON the 8th of Januarynext will be sold at tte .wtf
Court House door in lUle'igh fir alublcf . .
and likVtv nprrn'stuvf lS nrrnrtw f th lai . .' -..!:''
relv npft-rn s!uvrc fh nrnnrtu f t
Wm. Glendennmfr on a credit bf sir months, the r
purchaser giving bctd vrithiipproVed security.- w4fv-
' On the first day of theCob W Court o Waki ' -
Fchmaiy-wni b6 Void n rhe pjmises ala . '
valUAhldJUot and lipromenfs in lJaleh-lie..- x $
inm thesaiV) whereon the :I;Ue Win. 'GlemJeninK U' '
resided. t The Jot h -e!iiblviiiuate1ieS'pV'-
wwic me ouie.-aaiw,otarne apiiU4VU4irej:v
and has on it many n3ptYmefttsTbe4ale lav "
made for cfoslnff a trust -"created io the Vill of y :
it' A. 1 -..1.-.;. .,-1 .. -i t. '2 :
. pure ter
'5th
, . - ' PtliKlttUND, Agent
DVcav 1829. . TU'
fM i.uim::;& n.jfvouu, iTave;Uteiy.re5 -v
5 cHved a supply f geoJiioe.KaplesSoap. ' r
be&uVilying the 6kin bigh)y scented Ittose,pliin - i. -v ! !
Olive, , Oriental Alolet, & vender: . Vege tables 4 j I
Ceylon, ssamme and innanpn;SpaDa; ' - y.
, Aiso, ; navm ,aKes, ncn- are oJguiy,reL . "
Selves. -AH of which' they -: will sell unusually , v. x '
; ' 7e Celebrated Mace Horse & $kitliQ7rrU y - li
-. :-':r. ?i o-- -y 1
-".1. A ' -(
-Seduction. -An action brought by
Samuelj De. Mott fur the.seductibn, of bis
daughter Jane, against Uliver fe. Denton;
was tried oh Monday in r the New-York
Circ uit Court. It appeared that the dau&ht-
ler, now in her twentieth year, was of a
respectable family, and that she had always
uianiei an irreprfiflcnaoiecnniauier,--
b"rhood, they were nearly .'-of ihe'saiiieaae
and had kuDwn each other from cttdtfhooU.'
For4wo years he had patd her iis address
es, and bavins accomplished her reduct ion
deserted iier. ltpieared that vthe.de- TlMOLtLOKout oi; r celebrated; Kate, v Hf;
trndaui's tatherv was-a: map utf iairftsub- c t .
w V t w -jv... ,iav - v ri.iii.fl VyiMV IOL I - .UV CIOWUI t VS( W 444 iff M 1 W f IT'S- ' - ' V
might go on witli their, suit as. iiehad The Stn'r will insert this 2 weeks, 8c charge ,1 v C"." .'
money enoirg-h for them. v IlealsotnId one he same to the 'Register' Office., VM- "T t;,J'i: Jrj
id thei witnesses-that he had, treated M the rpi t irf. WW lnhfiViV "
KiH id and.ought to have-lild her. (The late.Dr?Cr A'V
Jury returned 4 verdict of g7500damagc. 1 . - f
v Kntiytfifli 3fpl,$ subscriber, rKivinadn.totferedtolrthet. J..Vv-
CA. KstMof the Me ur. iiuzm m Hunter ot - aw
. .. j Ji n ' 'Lvir A ,t4t-
ed to the Estate of the deceased to pay the wmeLK1!;.! j
i
II
Jackson, Lou. Oct. 17.
Dyngerous Strangers.' 'Sme time last J forthwith v and re
eqitesu- that Jill persdns'Who; rt 1
t upon said Estate,' will -mke
z . ' y .mm j. . . j z .m -n a . r 1 1 . 1.
week while some negroes4 were engaged. in uciikuims upou w u mc, mi to, ;w.
f.i.i 'l iT-rr7. t them known to lunv? tnat tiiev.mav te flcttieti. v .v-J '
i 111 a iiemciipar 1110101.-1.. . . ; . -. . (J.-f
. 'riiDK 1: wriri-ii. iiflii :
Nov. 23, 1829.
TllOS. G. tsC0TT Adjr. nU
picking out cot 1 on 111 a neuifjpear i npmp
son's Creeks about 0 or X rtiitei belowjthis
piace, mey, were smiuerny urpriseu uy a i. r--r .
rn- ' i - . . .i.i ' .1 . I Ti Y-virtue ofaUeed of ,lus,tto me executed
isitM i-ajHii mho itic utiiii ouu svu.iu t B
a dog. ,.,ine negroes not aware 01 theirown
danger,"repaired .to the assistance of their shall sell to the high
seizing 13 bv T)r wim nJJ.witfV tof secure: Ue ?'wf
of their shall sell to the highest bidder, on "VVedhesdav Vr v; '
a
to run on foot for nearly a miVe, until he
reached the next stage. ;
r Mr. Adams has arived at Washington,
on a visit to Ids son. .
XoxGRESs.-i Both Houses assembled
oh Monday last, at the Capitol, agreeably
to the,v Constitutional provision.' Mr.
Smiili of Maryland, Presidentvpro tem
took the cBMr pfthe. Senate. In the
nouse 01 uepreseniati ves, anarew ote
tvenson of Virginia, was elected Speaker
kmi Afafthew St. Clair Clark, C.lerk.
Virgil Maxcy opposed Mr. Clark, but on
ly received. 54 votes All the other late
ofiicers of liat Ijody were re-elected.
' The Hon. Thomas B. Reed, Senatoin
oftgress from the State of Mississippi,
ied at Lexington; Kentucky, on the 26th
ultinibof af pulmonary disease ..'Mr R.
was on his way tp Vashington to take his
seat in the Senate, when .he was arrested
JV (he iUpss thatjterminated his? career
Mr. Rwas iu the meridian of life, was
''jgeKtlair o f fi n e ' t alen ts,y an d grea tly
esteencu Dy nis mentis.-' t
5he proppsition 'which; has been, before
tneegisiature orueorgia ior
ng the
4
Consti tutionv : soasj tb baye bieh niar in
stead of anrataftesSiohs 6f, thc Legisla-
v Hinton of Beaafort, presented a
tii re. 'wasTejected in the Senate on the
54th ul'. by.a vote ot; 37 to 27t' '
The National I otelligencr contrasts the
circumstances attending tlie meetrii"; of the
First Congress in New York, with the pre
sent one. In the Senate,otf Ue day of meeting
of the First Congress, 8 members only at
tended; and it was 29 days before a quorum
could be gt together. In the House of
Repress ntatives, IS Members only attend
ed on the first day it was 19 days before
any Member arrived from New-York,
New-Jersey, Delaware, Maryland or Geor-
gia : and it was 27 days before a quorum
wa9 formed.
Items. A specimen, of a Rail Road, a
bout 00 feet in length, is laid down in
Columbia, and on Tuesday afternoon, a
car loaded with 40 bars of Cotton, was
in motion on it, much to the satisfaction
of the persons who witnessed it.
.. At a general meeting of the Planters
on the island of St. , Simons', held on the
19th inst. it was: found, by an exact state
ment of acres pfanted the present year in
cotton andthe. quantity-gathered, that the
average product of the whole crop, only
amounted to 70 pounds per acre r ant
from the best information obtained from
the main, the average there would not be
so great as upon the islnd.
A Bill has passed the Senate, of Ten
nessee, prohibiting the circulation of Bank
notes for a less amount than Five dollars,
from and after the first day of July next.
A cause was lately tried which origi
nated in a dispute upon a pair of small
clothes. The Judge, who was a noted
punster, observed, it was the first time he
had ever known a suitto be made out of
a pair of breeches.'
By a tabular statement of the Banks in
Georgia Journal, vthe following; result ap
pears,:.' . ' - . ' .
Capital, 5,582,349 17
Bills in circulation, ' 2,719,356 07
Notes discounted & bills of exch. 5.949,599 75
Specie, ; 1,X29,139 20
Singular Coincidence It will be re
membered, that when NiblqV spacious
(old) hotel, in, PetersburgYrrginia, was
burnt down about two years ago, there
was the sign or astage attached to it, in
which the figure of GenJackson was con
spicutiiislv represented : and that -nbt-
withstanding the heat of the conflagrji
tion, the painting remained uninjuredr tfie
sign not having even been scathed An
exactly similar occurrence has retently
taken place in S. C. where an awful con-
uagraiion occurrea on Tne 23a Ultimo.
Amongthe houses .destroyed, was the
Jackson Hotel -That building had
for its sign, what purported to be - a'
likeness of the, General. .. - It hung within
a few feet,of the - walls of the house, and
between tfiatland Goodmans Hotel-1
While botlibuil dings were one sheet pf
living flame, andhvhileL cverv. thing else
combustible was burningf to ; ashes, . Old
Hickory stood his ground unscathed' as
he has always ddne amidthe - fiery bolts-
ol ins loes . t - 1 -
s wou hi nave made . 7 ' . , v . L-i i " Ir "1: . -
ai - c? - occupied by the said Dr. Hunter together .uitUv
g them, it a bpanlarrj al, the tj0xrsehold and Kttphen.rnitvrei pne'Vvv'r,
: of battle h.d not in- Waggon, six'Horses, twpMuW, smvU f V4--'',
dnr. when a terrible battle ensued more the ICth day !f l)ecember,:pext, and continue V
dogs were, brought into action; not with- tr,om dl,y today until all .sH
tandtg the Tigress would have made r'"?7uZ
dreadful havoc amon
I i ting '.near the scene
te
e
se
hi
had
"l- a.
.... v OO ; w"f.. j..r""j-"y , . - j
rposed with knife in hand, he boldiv j Mare Called Polly IlopkiiKV vaiuableb-ranri'1 V"
ngaged the ferocious anshiSlhe received consisting of Medical and Misce.laoe.ous iJooks. i
vert severe wouriUs anu tne ligressnau :. .i'l At'CT .,, 'V? 7,'. r :t 2. Tl.tii.v' i
, . , ... y if- no" near.naiieiga, au 111s : otocKcousi$mgoTCVif v: I
.n down and, would have conquered him,Uatti. sheer.(l rV-n
nothe negroes succeeded in thruscinn-1 on thfdav ot" sale:' ,V'w i 'pV vV1L
a large stick in the mouth of the Tigress, THOS: G. SCOTT. Trustee j
and held her until a gun was brought, when ' Nov- 23rrl 8 ' - r to y ' 27-'r, - .y f5 '
,he was shot , She measures 7i feet from , lnTTW' " .t " V:V'
her nose to the epd of the tail. The male was . s r 'VCTi
seen afterwards in the neighboring woods V. 't's" C s;; L ' y aj v
1 " . xj V 44N Thursday, 17th December 'wdl be oMat; V t
he appeared much larger than the ligress. ft tht. ilrttV.mn r r.h; v.m"t -?rA
It 6 iiuewhat strange, inlceri, that these Hunter, all his. Farming utensils. Corn, yodder 4 U -
anunuis Miouui ue traveiiiiiji; iu inis secuon nay, .c. lennsoi snie -six monins creditjthe; ,',
of ihe couimy. It is probable that they puichasera giving Bohd with ap proved clrjly' 'VJ: V
have emigrated from South America by the- - XT - , 'oL0.0- SCOTtiirdrn'r-'f ";'y;;V
way of Mexico, ni, ov 23rd 1829. , -r .:V;. tf
crossed the Mississippi near the mouth ot L AiN.U JfUlv WALiili. rv?vt .
Fi.lse river Some two or three years ago, T V virtue of a decree of the Conrt oiTBaiiftv vVV .
. JLIof
a Tiger was killed on the hills near Rus
Fraoklin County made ar FaljtTerm F-eS''-
Semite, in me interior ,01 -iveiuucKy. " f ,-.;,...; tuci,v-yr-
fr -.? . - v-at' the Courthouse in .IWisburgv off Toeada'the J
V.,, r - iv . r ' t - i itU day of Decfember.nexl, ; aXractojf i&nd.K
The passion .for celebrity of some, kind . ivine b the cndiitvofr;F'fitnkr.ii? -orf th i . -
or other, is si strong ami endurtng among of Lynch's Cfeek, adiomltfg .the laiida fbf
men, as iu put niein ni imes upon grange yoonsoii, vuiv nouzp oioriisupposca tocon
wu of securing ihe object of their aspira- pain abbuxOffacrevit being tharUte rcsideB
turns. At the Head oi the list ol aspiraptst w f.'T v
ascended the HudS Mii-Traversed the west 4 Urwis .ioraiejnsnuu?rj te nuis in this ' . ."
t; i! ' . . . li xt I "1 V Tnarft f nTfow!- Uitll thf T.tKn1U:.: . f"2 f
eaYne, within sound ofvlheroar of waters, Wood!aod;:cToe HcHueaisby eeTT Wi?
eoquiriog. as 1 he went bow much; farther modious, ad weU finLsbthhiHjugbout, Laving ' '
On the 25th of December Jast a white
shad f was caught in the' Pedeet'river, ' iri
mis otate, a circomstancevapl jjy per
sons who had numbered thetrihree scre
and ten years upon-the banks of the river,
iu ue uupreceueiueu. put we are lniortn
ed by a friend fn Richmond county of a
still ffiWe femarbfe fact: that one was
taken in the.Fedee, in the trans of Col.
Stephen WalU of that county, on-the
rooming of the SOth ult. Ah old gentle
man of Rockingham, to whom it was ore
se-ited, would not believe the evidence of
his sense?, until hi tate convinced him
j that there was no mistake" in it.
Fay. Obs.
for negative fame, common consent eems The above; tanchwiU be sold oiv credit JfeCr'
t. place tip- gentiemm wnoiired lhe; teni- two and three years, byequal instalments; 'tie: - r
pie of Diana at Kphesus'jwith th sol porcbasei' giving bonds iwlth"appi,oved-Wut5ty'' I"v . ?
view of connecting his haine with that ce-' W two bondrt.' '-A . '
lebrated Mructure, in imperishable memo- r .ncsflaftert
rv. ThNevv-York Morning IleratdWen: W-'iO i82fh'"NW
t.ons another instance of this morbid de 7rur - ' ' '
sire for cciebritv. It hasMl tliVvtivelt . ' HnpenoraCouitfof Law. 'r?M4i'?.
and -foliy, though not the crime, of that cf ChathamCduiny; "..Fall Termil8SS?
Kphcsus. Thougli not vei v important" 'AlfredyJal &Ij5w..ThoS.V
1 nntt . W L nnd -rfol ff . ' fon for the divioi-of Lands oiAVttlWr Jjr ,
"-;V, J , . i " . J V y 1'- V' - Vestaly dec -w-.v, -
frtie.'M-Every bocly knows, says the Her-Im Tfinneiirin to the latUfaednn riL 'r''Z::-',
i" ' - ' - - --4V .h-ViT T U 1. a. -.T rr.
that John iVeataL one of-the defendants i a "-..
case, iinot an inhabitant of this'StiteV "ft ia M'"-'-
wdered,rhat notice 'be Pxiblisbed in ";.;v,
aid. that the Falls of Niagara arevivgarded f i
aithe prime vvonder ofthe world DTV say 1 this
the. FafFst Ia hlk therefore.
'!h la1fMfrh Hf rit for si monttta iif 1 -
grand; desideratum witn tnose wnonave 'Tiru V ,.is. Is V tTf - V.
n - , . . , . r-i . , of the PeuUo and-that the aid John VcataL at '.A't'
not much else ; to urge by way, of listine.' lhe next tof this Court, the U J. Xi6uiar f '
iiou from the coiiimoAherp.jnankilid.rr- of Mirclr neit pleadahswer. or demuntothfi
ln amateur of thisjsurjt Urfatne struck not petition,, the saiiie will bejtakenpn confe9 '"
itnew path some years ago.' -He enibai keif andheard exparte. . Xr.t.pl 1
ni LVveroool ei.ct0fterc. alt tlie dcrVm-l - . CV JVLVreMS':rXv
pool iictMioterc aif 11
fofts and perils of ,aea-vpyirgeJothree J iJj-.
thoosaud mi I e arrived -at'-M'-Xork I'
tV ' ,t'Clerk Sup;;cb'nif. ;Wr
THE SUBSCRIBERS V c
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and well troisnedhrougbout LayTng'-x
with fire places bit ach - floor, with r)
e whs" bu t hai f - a . n i J e f f o m t li e- ca tarac I , wide passage on ieach-rit. irrct,dltribtitcd info X)
heeledbou. and returoed to Eunme . fur . .Wi ooiivind ft.eelWV V ii
was the distance, and when informed that 1 4 rooms
he
the
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avowed object of havingitin h s pow;. " ?;T
to' say a hat no other living man could tWUk W, Paining oUo f.-.Li. 4$'A
say, tnat ne nau oeeo wuuur uaua. mue oi i uitUfnutseltearrom,tbreincTta
the cataract , but had jiot kttn Uti I v k 1 cjnstructed of rockAVstoaeiSpfing-UaK
&. ' - - i ' Pyl iVelI Of CXCell
V; ' -1 .';- x -r ; jheyrd suitable for a Lawyer, anifeyneces"'C'
... ' 1 ' 1 i ' , , aary Outhouse, :all In.ood repair;: V .--l; V t Ar
iteATWIlTXr.aiRWTl : .Alsoa.TANRDnbw.mpera
VI BMItNW Hkfi 1 .IWMiiaMr ..ill . . I '
irht jrlveemploATnent tc V3ot 10 tands.tutvin-- t r-
r .-..-t, - - i .y,Y . " .r ii' .r..ka-i . a- :jwi.. .ir r
'titvauDscTaDer nas receivea a soppiy 01 uar-i --.-v"-. "i-ilLi W. rx-iri .t.v
genuine , . ,v J-AItllAN.i -1 . v.. ' viw .um rf-- a . I
Ealeii
- r...:::k' ' - -iwnere. inw property ocubuwcu wwi
' r. r v ili ir V - w - J reasonable and accommodatii.j? termaif- r ; I ;
Of all kinds for sate at this Office,. 1 Qxfor!, 8eft i - - Stawtf. v ' J
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