1
;p:fefu;rtr: Wf: WH? these
f W-r .;rttr: arc jamd It tnd t ng stne .way, uacK
!-J -ji N'' . -ValtfiMo UiHrfcircuIalioni It isthought
would IsuihceStQ correct ever-, grievance.
I condemn,? ..tfJ ; 4 &
Tn w-rji!i. -j. ilu.. La, .n
, K uq-t n one notnjy uiki w,;.uicn?-t
! IjewoUbt ; ftThc ball k fcuotfaft:
isinipbssibteto arrest it$ rjrogtess. -:: J
is'tocnamthe tnintt nfrrran ?. 3Vh
iTMSj'lo icixec.ioreycr uis mien
f' .rmy give thuwncc . that cvc -W'- W3SS:
cVtUcmay be,;X' os .Unprepared 'f - ' VwB'jHTt - T,S' "O INQB;fv: -i
5 vi u.. iUkL io'Ki- ' fbihi Central Committees A 1 J. rS c- " - " w
-It ctsrationr France desires pea'eeMt does not feat . i .r- 'BruifaOh&'viJ1 X(y ihh h
ect ? U;AAil nrfiot. h',nU Unhnut tr. be nrp-inired.num-l.niihrished : .,1 '- f" 1 i HV frnnflw I bfliM Section. L ffd
lftfiatifiaSf''orie farth: Millions of rieb feerfeMbatanionsbtviiVuirteerswottW
fuSj'UWrl KrIifnr',aTlnm ihe spil. as forty ye.rsgo,llydidto,hiefena
befieMi ii sufficient that she; ills ity
ttsiiliinir'txuth thatimen are .able to
r 1 i - ' i mure important iiudstiqn? 14 t o4et.
1 ? in tbv; faof arty kw that NirtU-Mr-
Jgiylh of, the
4 Sfatt'VfBch as has bef n proposed to evei:y
JVi . " -' t . A I ... . . Lu.
ltt , 4:aHvill i?epropo ai ineDSBin
IfeiF IStefoissouri;: aiid-a note issued by a
wIS-Ct, t 'i-n n'niil niv nil bv the State of
ilV be rionej
fetSe eaunt tcoure recover, updn a
llfifP Mr7Ga$tots aroments in support of this ,
:SfifcteW vor-utJest cannttt-bt- forgotten
It'fetlt isafiruig'tHh"o$e wbo destre to
i:1i!'k':f " Mye'bV.SMtet;on;.tlwvil consequences
If-pV'V f f embn rk i in. Ban k i ng, th
iS "N lie - Hu p t fern e-; Cpu r t :
i. HSimeMovrn - ourll-egis!
ftlnJon: m tlie case mentioned above :
. -f:-af'lftVthe ; have, beentre-
W '?$im$Mtitetby; one side, of the 'dignity '0
. r -a- :t.. - . -..iv.
that this decis-
as come just
anytime to varn ourf juegisiaiois o me
tlaoscrr of such : an experiment. ;
ylfciiloifig are t)ie closing reraarks
nrchipf Jusiiee4 Marshal I, in. sivins his
r ' i'S. WW: ftt..rr I. ore o I f t n t M ri hn n ft 1 ft f th
other of
! lve4tUIuperio dignity of the- people of
f4--.C
the United States.; who have spoken their
will, viri terms which wex;annot misunuer-
!".ii-Xf, tneSlmonitiQOSr we can only an
5tver ; that il :the exercise of that juris-
in thebld forld: "Kings.will We the.factj
ilicyiwiit learn to' respect what tliey ipr
merljl 4sie!ieve'd ml
stituti of feudallsjn;
fore power of knrtwtegev tbe light, of
truths ahtf testre-ngtlf liberty, r iV
f. ecnoesma esti
inate thefbenefits whiwillJreulHohe.
human race trom tnej?rencn reYoiuuon 01
i30jTtJnnke the gloomy arferpeious
revolution ifiat preceded, it, a bright and
shipiiig light follows rits trackf and marks,
its Tro5i4ess. i We.afaze with admiration
i ' ..... .
the country if attacked-, In these holy v sent?-
merits, all arms ttna uii opjmons wowiuuc unr
ted But repeat; France does not desire war
'aflA'!eve'r:lhln."attres- us that she. will not be
compillef tb pTftve a secdnd time, as forty years
ago she didt.what she can effect, when sheardu
ses herself, and whenlbft herself and by himself
she is Called jupbn to; defehd rbetty and her own
ml !9-(Apiire and great agitation.) t, -
TloJtmbt 4t. October
husotices rendrBthat the King of
the ietherlandi JhadJ invited -tjie inter;
nositiori of tffeSBritisn Kin' A ru
mor is in general circulation : that the
TGng of: the Netherlanxls had formally de
manded tie intervention of this govern
ment in the struggle carrying on between
Holland and Belsiumi We can state in
4.1. nIi. ta ivi an n oi iKn f Tin flpiTlfinrl
nnon levator and chivalry. displayed by I. : , . hn 'maHp.."
laborersd hold exaltedodeas of men, , . Thc r-port of Constitutional insur,
?f?(nW P0 rectidii at Cadiz was not confirmed attbe
left untouched the wealth and spoils of . . . A,
ll xt an 'On the 5thbctbber. at 6 o'clock, the
this example remain disregarded ? Here- Rin received in the nan 0f the Throne,
m$mWn Minister of Prussia, Bavaria, ;and
ed of the earth ishalr strike for ifreedom,
they will remember 'the moderation and
forbearance displayed by the brave people
oi ransi ii.ere is iuc gicai, iuwu iuu:
ence that will be 'exerted. The fame of
the victory is eclipsed by the story of the
magnanimity of the victors. Mankind
must learn to think of other things, be
sides bloodshed, tumult and carnagei !
We are not factionists or disorganisers.
We d o n o t believe that we are enthusiasts.
Saxe Weimar, who had the honor to de
liver to his majesty the letters of credence
from their sovereigns. They were pre
sented to the King by Count Mole, Mi
nister of Foreign Affairs.
The Committee of the Chamber of De
puties appointed to . consider and report
on the proposition " of MJ Destutde Tracy,
for the abolition of i the punishment of
death, reported at length on the 6th against
We are friends of rational liberty. Be-.. .., i-.- r- i
: r j A it c ' j iin iavor,oi its aooiiTion m very iuaiy
ing so, nvs crjv God speed ! to tfe good , . Xhe rt dvells upon p(her imJ.
teSSSyKS F i thepeujlcode.and
-V. V r " . . IrnnflnrtPe xeiih n rprnmmpnnfltinn Tnat.tnP
;everyfmpuntain, and lighten every plain
iinallj Europe. We hope to see crowned j
heads acknowledge the great truths wnicn
we have proclaimed, and regard those
whom Providence has placed under their
control, as men, rather than slaves. The
result ofvwhat is now in progress, is with
; a higher power than any on this earth,
and I we have no doubt, but that with
pleasure, and In his time, 4 all tilings will,
work; together for good.' ' ?
t ... , ...... . .-. ,. . - .
? .i;n(r.m ifhich hii:tippTi imniKPd nnnn us
DVJ tne yOiiSTiuioii,.niiuviaw3 m nit uiu-
In
Jteil States, shall be caicuiatea to onng
r Wn those dangers which have been inrlica-
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U .UIV'"-',,1 " " "
,wluch addres themselves to those depart
ments.vhich i'nay mih perfect 5 propriety
be influcncetl by them . Tins departnient.
isjafj; listen only 4o the mandates of lawand
;cantratjy Hhai"1 path (iich is marked
?-i.;riiV!:hi' ilnt "tv '
lOREmEVOLUTIONS.
" "- . ' " -j '.' I .
i;, MVoii the Petersburg Qld Dominion:
VYeJWe in the age of revolutions, and
Qjnii'eft a re- changed, and thrones are
litc?rillviovei1ur"iiedi with the case and
fa9iUty of thought itself. It is not only
necessary to wu tne aeuironement oi a
iaonarcb5- 'ahdilb'eork is " effected, as if
J-;:'bnisicf.;stfch4s the peo-
-Kt .rr;ihr mudpn-hv tfiason and exerted
n the great cause of human liberty. It
fit I $&:jj8ffi:yr but yetcrtay," tnat ranee removed
j'l3ftCT"4 ;her tyrant, 'after a .three days' struggle,
I iand established avfortajof government al-
I'll 'v? :
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most as pure and as free and as perfect as
t s f bur own! We nexliave the, Duke of
T': 4.;W?fStim ' k8 capital, pursu-;
" c5bv$ther imprecations of an indignant
Jco : 0ressdjpeople: now have the
-('-;.Jl$f; Stenemel:-b, tlie Kins of Saxony; arid
: t pf tjiespread oT r the r ey olu tionary spirit
Ir'iCM . Europe; "Even
Petersburjr seems, to -be
'?i6;v'-.i'A.i. J
while the holy ilajne of liberty, is clevelo-
1 pfrtg itself, on. eyery side, carrying dismay
aim terror nivu; uic;tiung ituius n viu.ii-
yrnjighteninjtby its effulgence the
patKto,freedora, happiness and glory.
I- r '5 -ViyYCStihdt! "offer -;more suitable' com -vtltt-'iii
tUe.xhiliratitig .intelligence
Abetor t as our own,
j ;the foitowing remarks from the Alexan
dria Gazette, written however, previous
-A6 tlie receipt Of the last intelligence from
Europe, . . ; ,. .- ' :
i eyolntion? aethe order of the day.
A revolutidS ih France, is a revolution" in
Wj$X "fi ijufppesald' Napoleon, and he said truly.
:! ,'';c.;ViJ'ays of July, when the- h'e
M$$t' citizens of, Pari s took :
iP ffiSiup arms t h
4rirtie :te cbntinuatiGn; of
? .!J eyentsv'most-mtereSting fh their nature,
i?2 :v ; s 'and all tendmg.to one creat end 4he tn
tjlfiHplf of UBejjprinciples in opposition to
-i flt-hitraTV ovenfntnent' ' TheTNetlirlands
x i f ' rp irr rnmnHHinn
. By the. packet ship Erie, from Havre,
we liave our .Paris files to the , 9th ult. in
clusive. The PerfecU at Boston, from
Liverpool, brings London papers of the
8tln 'They furnish decisive intelligence
as to he intelligence of the Befgians, who
on the 4th, by the organ f the Central
Committee, declared themselves indepen
dent, and convoked a national Congress.
Previous thereto the second Chamber' of
the States General had voted in favor of
a separation of Holland and Belgium; not
intending thereby, however, to imply that
each was to be independent of the other.
The IBeiiiians have gone ahead of . their
northern legislators, and determined that
thete shall be independence, and from the
universal spirit of hostility against Hol
land they Avill, if left to themselves, and
not interfered with by foreign nations es
tablish it- The London Courier of r the
8th hope that the Belgians may accept of
what they wished Iting since viz : a sep
aration of the territory under the s?iine
dynasty -which is now assented to! by
the king and -s?ate general. That paper,
however, apprehends the refusal of the
arrangement, the object of which was
the preservation tlje peace of Europe. fv
We do .hot believe the peace of Europe
Jikely to be interrupted. Every freh
arrival, confirms us more and more in the
opinion, that other Powers will have quite
as much as they can attend to in keeping
order and yielding graciously to what, if
not yielded, will be taken. The follow
ing speech, made by the FVench Minister
of Foreign Affairs in the Chamber of Dep
uties on the 6th ult. will show that no war
was anticipated by him. We translate
from the Journal des Debats. K
, iv-.'? s- ' - - " ( , . : . -
' ' ' Jf"i" ' ' ' ' " ' '
Tiwt Mixisteh or Foukign Atfairs I seize
L eager!', gentleme,,this oppf rtunily of giving:
concludes with a recommendation that the
government should take measures to re
form tnte code, and tnean while that the
consideration of the proposition of M. de
Tracy be adjourned, i
General Bourmont had arrived at Ply
mouth, England with a single aid-decamp
from Algiers, i He proceeded im
mediatelv to Lud worth Castle, the resi
dence of the ex-king.
The King of the French has granted a
pension of 20,000f. (84,000) to the widow
of Marshal Ney. By an ordinance the
2d, a great number of officers1 serving in
Ad. Briperre's fleet, are promoted.
M. Wessenburg had been charged with
an extraordinary mission from Austria to
the Netherlands.
Prince William, brother to the king of
Prussia, is said to be in command of 3
corps,including above 20,000 men, and is
to have his head quarters at Cologne.
A bill passed the French Chamber of
Deputies on the 18th of Oct. appropria
ting 30 millions in the year for the bene
fit of commerce, at the direction of the
Minister.
The German confederation have taken
a step which shows the nature of the dis
turbances in that country 16,000 men
have been divided into reserve corps.
The King of Spain has take decisive
measures' against the Carlists ; 'the priests
being warmly employed against him.
A corps of 1500 volunteers left Brus
sels Oct. 6th, to disperse the remnant of
the royal droops, which were still near
Malines. Niellon continued to interrupt
communications between Bois le Due
and. Maestricht. The latest rumor was
thathe King had left Holland, and that
a tumult had occurred in Brussels. The
Prince of Orange reached Antwerp on
tlie 5th, on a conciliating mission.
A committee was appointed by the
French Chambers on the 8th to present
their address to the Kinji.
The Terceira Regency have acknowl
edged the French King. " u "
Don Miguel has formed a committee of
public safety.
, The trUcolored flag is flying in all the
towns in Eastern Flanders.
A motion. to remove the, ashes of Napo
leon from St. Helena to France has been
lost in the Chamber pf Deputies.
" Warsaw, Sept. 20
The recognition of; Louis Philip by the
Tifrldraiiori of iKdetmdedceThArpi'.yniil
Gv-nmeht, considering that 'it i import it to
fix the future state t)f Belgium, dtcrcsj ; .
Art. i. ThePrbrincei of Oelgium. i itiy
attached from llollitid, constitute i.n ItaefWent
Siate. ' - y . :,' ' - i
2. The Central Committee shall occupy Jtselt
as soon as practicable, in forming at pcct crt a
Constitution. .
5?. A National Coneress, where wdl bf tepre-
nfi oil the. interests of the . Province, shall
be. convoked. It shall .examine, the project of, a
Belffic Constitution ; shaH mdty il sq tar as it
mav JtUire eicbedient1: and shall. caue it,, as a
L definitive Cpnsttution, to be. executed through
out all BelfcittnT.
- (Sighed) Dfi POTTER.
V CHUOGIIiRK" y.:
; SYLVIAN VANmERVVEVEU.
cmiht Ffttax de merode; .
Brussels, Oct- 4, ,1830.; .
The Provisional, Government, in pur
suance of a report froin the 'Governor of
the Province, has decreed that henceforth
all the. Communal Authorities shall be e
lective. The fortress of Charieroi, after
having been summoned to surrender with-,
in five days; refused all capitulation and
nrenared for a viffdrous defence. On ie
morning of the 4th, , the day on which tlie
tenn expired, the Volunteers commenfcd
firino-. the tocsin was soundetHn-aUthe
neighbor! ng places, and " at lengthi'
rnmrnanflant wa!s comn'filled to yield
on tlie following feonditions
i il , ' !il 11 -i.
tress snail De given up, wim an us uai
munition and stores, which shall be lft
in the power of the inhabitants. The gar
rison, composed of 800 Dutch soldiery
shall depart after laying down their aniu.
The Provisional Government has ;iVt n
orders for the works -of the Canal to ije
pushed forward with the greatest de&patci
The Central Committee have charge ftl.
Pasqumet to proceed to Courtray, to seri
in the name of the Provisional1 Govern
ment, two-enormous cheats of swords an 1
sabres destined for Bergen -op -Zoom, but
which had been stopped at Courtray. ;
The following Royal Decree, issued ajt
the Hague, bears date October 4 : J
We, William, etc iConsiderinj that in jht
actual state of the Provinces af the kingdom,thf
government of such of them as have hitherto
pres'rveI order and tranquility cannot be Carri
ed on at the JIague without great difficulty and
desiring at the same .time to second, with mre
immediate effect the endeavors of the well inieu
tioned inhabitants of those Provinces to rc-eht,n.
hlish order and tranquility Wlere it has .been
disturbed ; and having , taken into confide r;UioiT
the Address presented to us on the 1st inst; by
sevefal of the notable inhabitants of theseJrov
inces, we have decreed, and do : decree as fol
lows ! : ' "
' Art. 1. Our well-beloved son tbePrinceof
Orangej is charged in our name, with . the! gov
ernment of all those parts of the Southern Pro
vinces in which legal authority is acknowledged :
" Art. 2. Be. will fix his residence' at Ant
werp. ' : , ".
Art. 2. He will, by conciliatory measures,
second and support, as: much as possibteithe
efforts of the well-intentioned. inhabitHnts uj re
establish order in those parts of the Provuics
where it has been disturbed. : i
Art, 5.' Our Minister of State, tlie Iike d'
Ursel, our Minister of the Watecstaat,5 tit Nation
pie a connect in) Ztf
but aUo fi-om bavin npr dv8J UlcL
WecVs in a very J'rd tik
in which thVp&e
ome f neaHy alt oi xUt UAh
nam in the hii-. a:,!
JteiKlecl wi,h lo; conf,
ste m .3v. a ;W in.,.. v
ipn ot muni.
.. .1
disa.
taehnI,..hri.,il1,T T of"5 i,.'
uon pi uie nerves, atl.d,H '-.L cmPJs-.ff '
'"icss . r. ."in.
ducmg eat tineasihens anrf ? n,eals '
and ha,Kls iVlan,(lP?a 'd i
An,AAUi..7u of the .,:M,fet
siness in tlie thrW VZ? ,Uc,at'on 5 3
breast ;.naloitad .Lir" ,n the
legs , f requeot and involun, J !" Z
ng ; drows.nessi.irregulari S5 yt
sleep. Those nersWls S! d'urbJ
lany or all of the ahaehtib led h
mem evils too gr.evou to be borTu
pcetfully reconinieiuled to call U Z arer
wnpm tney are confidently assurl that ! b' h
and will also Drove a rw?.: .j"" teW
turn of die disease. References w 1 e tf'
to respectable ladies andgendemei,,
dns.ciiy and elsewhere, who have hjn TH'
ed oy t he use of diis t emedy. ber5i-
Dr. Mlllr?anyl rn ll '' .1 . -J
other tim
34 Walhstreet, every div (except ZIT
iwec. 10 and 2 o'clock Jt JW
lo3 Elm, corner
his residence No.
street. ' ft
of Grand.
To the Citizens rfJ1aipgh amlits pic- -
IK .jo. AGUE 9'
nKlNG d!dy qualified to practice in
IH'SPEPSIA, g,ves noti je 'that he
Raleigii on or befwe the 20ih vL . e 14
will remain theretffteen days, or oH
ceary. Letterpost pai.l, Tron, anwho
too much diseased 10 travel, will be mJaIu
,,c w'" "iii wim rum evidence suffix.;
nut to silence a!1 A.iuta . .L . wcul w
regarding the, complete efficacy of his ri?
Richmond, Va. Nov. 1st, 1830'. 1
lO H. B. MONTAGUE
hast been instrucied, and
A .. J
. J ,7 ,r r!"11" Ul cases or lima
sia and IniuSesitont after the manner iw
oum.v ....v.?Mtiv iiiMcurerea iemfi
suffering under the disease, to th .
ti.; iu ha. r o:
it he be within their reach. I am satisfied
hititr. will rftrrft ih 'i ' ' 41
..... f-, vnv. imiuuic ur expense
Kl M UN I). AND KUSON, Jgentfor
mi. TALMADGEfSUTHERLAND,
i Of New-York
Rich mond, f Vet 26, 1 830. 286
Of Fresh imported and American
GTZOZiGC SIMPSON & GO
WAVING received the greater part of the!
retain purtua,ses,.uuw oner lor sale a Verrl
exteosive assortment of Goods in the above line.
among tnem are a numoer ot desirable ariicies
of the very first quality . jTbe whole harin?
been purchased on the most favorable i.ternj i
win oe uisposea or accoramgiy.. 1 he folloviw
is a list of the principal articles:, -
Matteonis Italian Lustring, Blue and Jet Black
Sinchews, Sarsenetts,1 Satins assorted 1
Pongees, Mandarine Nankeen and other Crape
Haul li.. t-kA a rtnsv.' Vhn rm .,..1 T. Il' lLr :
al ndus ry and the Colonies, and our Ministers Figured' changeable Silks a,id, Grosde Naplet
of the interior, are joined with our well beloved! for ladies dresses - "
son ine- rrmceot urange, to act imaer - nis or
ders, and assist him pro tempore fn'theovern
ment entrusted to him, fAnother article ap
points a Council of State.; to accompany the
Prince, and assist him with their adtrice.) '
the explanations thatare asked from me. When b
a government is newiy esiaousnecij ueiays always ! tl , - . , . . r 4
occur before pre-existini? Kovernmeiits ackhow- ' lhe o"dpra lately given respectins French
yi.1...
the
torhisivrck barisen j--In shorty
1 Kurx)p rocsgtQ its contre. "
3".
: Yeti let it! nob be deceived nsur
p.-j?Tections are iox jo oe misraKen iohsituc-
' lf ror jire- thi turoultoou
& VJJ T .T.J . L
Ifi 'v v .aoWA as uie-sysieiitfiuc auuresuiuie ei-
a iii r tri 1 1 m ntrana lmnosinar events, .we are not r
a " i; to IetjSeit outrun; our , discretion.-.
f ilemredfUeparate: wliat W -truly
t ? i;jf nCntrMcatly great front thawhtch
MMriuM&r is- not-g6ld -tfAt.riit.
I t. .J T : .4'.;.
iMel4ated with, the force of ei
ledge it - It would seem that.tim. is required
to verify'ffacts and ascertain rights. ; Such, how
ever.'has not been the conduct of Europe with
regard ttiis. Our cause was j so just, our tri
uniph so pure, thafshe liasteqed to Salute at Its
Vn th 'iin order of thiigs which commanded her
estcenif- and from which she could have nothing
to diead. Every where tlofication. ofTthe
accession of the King of die'Frerichas been re
ceived in t he most ftiendly t9ahne shd.our re
'laiMms'viith ad the Po'erili'rabfishtg m
thel'orfYer of distances ml without any other de
lay tluin those cause., Europe kesjres as sincere
ty as we do the niaihteiiance 0 peace. From all J
sdts we receive the most positive assurances on
Ibis head, and I have the;: most entire conviction
that it will be preserved.-. ' , ; ; ; '
;!TJerccurrencem Belgium may liave occa
'Si6ned some uneasiness, and it was reasonable
that they should cause eriout Teflf;ctioifn (Hear
her,rTbut have atso,the firm hopty that they
can. be Conducted o an issue which will redon
cil all" interests jWhileNit consecrates die ptin
ciple of non-mterventim.l Probjty1 and dignity
such shall .always be -the policy off. regenerated
Iance. We have that moderation which is the
companion otstreogth, and that firmness Wliich
rinrga from justice. France ask Sf for' notlung
biit what belongs to hert she Would rise in mass
tor tUe defence of the least of her rights- ' k
;No,' Gentlemen, the pease f Europe will not
be inte,rrupied.-Sueb is the d-sire, such' the
want, of ah-V (General marks of satisfaction.)' ,
'TheJinisterif V&rl Marshal Gerard,
roue, immediately ttifter his colteaguei o
explain the, ntotives-bf th"eldte ordinan
ces respecting the augmentation of the ar
Figured Ferrtfbhinas for ditto a New Article
Garniture, Lustring tori Sattin Ribbons, in gretii)
)r n u t vu m e tit k l j u n t t f
OR
travellers in Russia land Poland are re
i voiced, and al I Frenchmen, whose pass
ports :are regular, have tree, admission
and passage as 'before the' reyolution of
juiy.. :Vr-r r rw-. v.
On the first of October, Ghent, Nieu
porYpres Mons and Tburriay were in
possession of the (Revolutionists, andl
Liege amur, Antwerp and Maastricht
were expected to follow their example. i
The' spirit -of exasperation against the
Dutch-was extreme! The English were
fly?"? from thetcountry in great terror
and confusion.
PaOCLAMATlON OP THE BELOIAlr ProVISIONAI.
? . GOVXRITMENT. "vN-: ' i '
fitave Otizens.-You Imveldriven bfT the "ene
my frorrtivithout ' weniust .now 4ake measiues
agalnstn enemy iin the midst ,of U9y and one not
less adverse to' the' consolidation' of-otir edifice
of libertyl Without the most inviolable respect
for persons and public and pfivate property, we
shall never attain the noble objects at which the'
friepd8 of theu country; aim. War against our
enemies--neace to ow citizens! 'e 'ari- nil
brethrenalrke interest ecf in the1 preservation of
internal oracr, , a w arerahite interested in the
extermination ;of the; incendiaries, wha menace
us, VVe call upon the citizens mutually tifirpro.
tecVeacbotber.All persons and tall . property
are .under thY protection of . all The noble
cause - which th' people, hascaused to rtridmDh
is Tjoo pur to; oe -aiioweuTo, oe souea- oy the
commission, "of any excesss,vJLet us leave fo
enemies of . Uefeium rpillageana burnings VNoycmbeV 3. -
Ail Introduction to the sanfe.
COMPRISING the first principles," embracing
various Instruments, vizr; Clarionet, Trump
et, Trumpet Marine, Hautboy, Grand Oboe,' (or
Amatia Voce) Serpent German Flute,' Octave
Flute, "Athlitional Keyd Flute, Flageolet Flute,
Faggottb, Bassoon, Piano Forte, ZufTalo Vielle
Hurdy, SVibla, (or Tenor Fiddle) Cynxbai Is,
Flageolet, Patent Flageolet, Grand Double;
Barrel Flageolet, 'French Horny. Bass Horn, B s-.
tardo. Trombone, F. Clarionet, Country Bugle,
Kent or 6 Key'd Bugle, Fife, Spanish 'Guitar,
Organ Lute, Pandean or Sheplierd's Pipev1 Vi
olence (or Baas,Vk,)--to obtain the theory and
practical parts of those numerated instrumentslri"
a scientific U comprehensive maonerwith facility
to" perfbim t he. first -con rse of 15 popular A irstin
20 lessons, for thefimited time here, and will int
sure to any" attentrye: .learner OrTtp tanySwha
nave no ear tor MUSIC, and wbose'etiorta were
irieBectual to attarii thjs fieMthi id time
ou NocokraasATidK wirt k BaaoiREi ;Each
Scholar to attend individually and: recite , at the?
hour appointed each day or evening, s- may .
suit his mutual con vmience.- ,
Amateubs, impressed -for further improvement
on CHRO M ATIC MUSIC, the ' SONATAS not
limited,; the iermsjmdderater and hiattentipn
assiduous. With warranted Musical Instruments
for sale, by .l J. HHdFFMA!,
Ja u :' " & Mr. BiiiinU Hotel
Ot, Such8 persons as cannot devote the neces
sary t'mW to Mr, HorTman's instructions by rea
son if theiremployments, can by appbeitfou to
him individually make agreement - with" htm ac
cordingly. ... . :...-r',"
- October 27.- ' r K ' 24 2t
Waist,, Guard and Cap Ribbpiis well assorted
U lack and Green vVojrsted Barage,. suitable f
veils " ' ' t '' ' s , a' 1 1 ' . ;;
Black and White Bdbbfhett Tand Gauze Veibl
Pelerines, Capes and Coliiretts . .J- : 'L
Barage Handkerchiefs of every description 3
Toibet Wool, Thibet Merino, Tri . colored id
Merino Popuina Shawls and Hand kefemctx
Black and W hite Bobbiriett,various widihs j
Thread and Gimp Laces and Edeinir
Lamb's Woor,v Worsted Cotton and Silk HosKJJ
or every aescripiion ,.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hoskm, -Woodsto
Shambis, Beaver and Silk Gloves and i
Superfine Blue, Black Olive and Brown UiotiB!
Bteel Mixedj Oxrord and Drab do
Double milled Casimeres, assorted Color
Manchester. Scotch and Frencli Gmeliarns
Londoi. and American prints suitable fo? we
Season ' t
Colored Muslins and Cambrics of every descnp"
' tion . " f . i-
lain and figured Swissi do. Baok dp.' Jaconet
I ditto, Mull Muslhi of every width & qualiif i
A Splendid assortment of Irish Linenjrj;by
slid Diapers U i
Ruiiia and Scotch Diaper for towelling
Domestic Plaids, brawn ahtl pleached' SbiriiPg
afd Sheetings of every description j
C4,inc? and Tartan laid ai d Camblet ,
Rq4 Point and London duffle Blankets '
Flalnels .white ahd colored, and green W
S(otqh Carpeting ; . ,
Slperfine .and cotjsmon Satisetts
BngiipCbrd andlJeaverteen "r
Cissimere and Yaleqcia Shawls
G irment, cafiibrip arid ..fiir nitttre Dimity
Ci ,i.-nnills A fit infra Irifall liirifls ' f
tCimleti r Merino; Circassian and Plaid Cl asu
Gtntlemen's Beaver and common tiais
1 do v Sealed Patent Leather Caps
Lirhorn, Straw and Dunstable Bonnets-
Jadies prneila,:seai and Learner,
nr.icpa nnd Children'ii4 do. V
Meii's ami Boy's B otees, Shoes and Boots
O 1
Aium tiasucovr piiuea, . r-,ibs
tTottoise Shell arid Spa. TucMnd Side WW.
reinperance Convention. '
A'T.th suggestion of several Temperance So
Xmieti a Convention of the friends ofTem-
Derkncft Will hf hofrl-in notASraK ' i - A-
DembeT.DelegAtesfrom the different SP,
cieliesnd Counties ihthe State are Requested
,to attend, rThe principal objecf the Convert.
Xyon will be, the tbrmation of a State SoeietV.
IvT .,, 7 v"' wiiawcuuuuaiy insert
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Korv, Dressing ana juuri u.
Qloth, Hair, FUrnittireV Comb, Nad ana
a Brushes ot wry aes;ripn i
Glass,-China and Earthenware, well JJ.j
A eenerat assorinieiu ui w,
Ualunce and ivory handled Knives and r
complete sets . J- t
T. 1 . . - i '.fi-.- nun Locks
percussion ana jiiii:uui.,,.. - PcrcUi
Powder Tiasks, Patent hpt Bigs and V er
'i'i nn runs .U - 5V-
Couon BaggtW Bate rope iridTrnc,
Iron,, German and American Steel
Wrought Vnd Cut Nails and
Ai3i(onay Shore 4 frv' article 1
GBOUtSHlKiT, COmprciicvi.j5 r:
tbatliIe:, ',
Rle erhlt October! 25, 1830. . -
'the-Executive Oftce mthu.gilj. ;"
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