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NEN-YCEk yulv X

NEN-HCEk, July Il.
open ofsning the Sererl', will, there was fourd
eneloed IN 1T letter 70 his wife written en- the 4th
instant, in which he tells h.r hat ne had cude vore
by all Poilib'e fneans, avoid this duel, hu: ,s he
found it impof'ible, unels by at ny in manner which
would jaity forfeit her eitecm 1lat r. hiould CIR
tsiny fall, and Inc floud receive ta- .,te- es. IL
death He begS her forgiveness or bcirg the ca,Is
OF 10 much pam to her, ard crs!ty cntrcats he. to
bear Eeiie w under that load o griel w5h wi;ch lie
wouid be overwhelmed placing fam re,;arcs CT :
Kind Providence, who wcu.d never dc:e..A er
July 70.
e jury Of nqueh lat hr .;ser;.l soars IN Friday ;
they meet again "a O'clock to-ino7.ow. baiiev-
I'd the duel viii lie proved, nothing wor:e col
Burr iett the ei;y or i.ty, and has gone, Ii n id,
to the iouthwari.
Tie probability Is. that il the coure of a few day5
the correspondence between General Ez2I,,;itcn and
Col Burr, viii be PubMil.ed 1t is fad, it will so
20 prove, that too much lp:red oI tie General
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ADVFRTISEMENT.

On The str dag Of September arxf, n. he lat.
dtyc|iing hogls cf Cart. .YobH Heei;rs. dsr. al
C5i55aDa1!Ec, Hear D4gfji,y, {fILLS BE
SOLD, oil a credit aftlVg.qe ,1oaf5f, a. 3.a5a
i, .j;5te, IL i6e Gty5-G 6j''. r.,
T ! WO TRACTS of LAND. iltu1fe in Prince
y William couEt1, containing about Twelve bai-
bred acres Of god quality, well tn5ered agd npro
I'd, and large proportion Of il Low ground fl,s;ls
for n1eadow' AG, about % LIKELY sI.AVFs.
and ali 70 other pertnsi property Of TIE cna,. Of tn.
fad Pe5ges.---Bofd a1i approved f.culity, tcg.-
thief with mortgage the lard fell, vii be reqri
FED Of tic purchaiery. fhe land VIII be fold IN t-a
or los, as may be mos likely produce II, bas price
SETH BOTrS. Ey...,,-, ,fe,b,
IsHLM /. HEDGES, : g,d.... az.
CiliPPawanso, July 8, 1905. ees65--zt
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VALUABLE HOUSE < LJT5.
-es soesrcf5fa 9rgsgj roz sns os ,sr+.

~"s '0BsrcfBFR orPE7J FoR SIR or YTr-
HAT haudiomc BRICK TENEMENT in
4 which he al ?refeEt refides beautifully f.rs.oI
on shockp Hill, Mort distance ftc, ms C.p,, r.
very healthy and agree.bls faft q the cit, The
hcne (but OF the hes, maL>isls & quite ne,, 90 i,1
81 feet, two story h.y,, in which ace ceger ,.ooi
rooms and ten feo, paaage the whole With q tie
houie, win conV.nicut ciol,is, ard cellar i.;5s
to none IL ~ city; attached TO which err, iva rilf
acre lots, "ne or both Of which may be had with :,
houie.
%LSO, FoR REN7 or LFdgE
a FINAL, neat, two-Rory pRCK 'TFNE-
NEWT, On the neighbourbo,d Of NIr. T'hon.. IN.
herfoord) containing five goad roums, ,afi.~ss 30.
tets &C. SC with tic rcqaiite on; ou,dirz ana
good well o. water.
MN F0P SILE,
Several handlome nrimproved B.tLF-AcRE
LOTS, eliebly ftuatod on tic I'LL
- great bargain may be had ~ ary r,rt or "A,
whole Of the above properly orered ~ lie and fa-
raj credit given for che greater par. 81 tbt rira.e
For faf'her PsrticuIrf aY2iy .G
July 81. eS~.,f ''''
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piainsin seaeraterniS that ezerythir- which thcy
I'd " brought forward was contrc, Tory, fe.
bic and inadequate" aud that 80 whatever vas
done, was ruined by delay, hel;tatiur aud uncer-
'2intS. May we.Bot expe9 t!s- snF. FIT will
extend his views beyond the mere !gc, es.sti:e
k'nedom and that he viii perhaps urd>giIAe
iome eBe'tkpe operations aganlt the power of
France or itG allies, iupportyd By the unsGGsd
ltrenSth OF the Br!.il aims, or Aided bv CONS
binatlon with iome Of TIC powers vi nc coa!..
nent /?
Bonaparte then IS ele6Ied the Emperor Of ,bs
Gau's: elected noi by the people, but hy thS
conttitnted authorities otthi !, ubic. TEeno-
ment has now auiscd, When The IN par.ial poll
tician may pauie a;si review the r,poitan. con.
iequences OF the lF.nch Revolution. Let hni
recoIlcct The condition in which he plorle were
placed under tie dominion of he ti,,,ne l,t
bin Conjecture the condition in which they viii
probably live under the adiriniGrutiuh Of li.c
pre'ent government md then let him decide
how much TIE nation has gained or loG tv this
momentous revolution. Where is ths man " 10
will devote his time to The iryt Z, .iiiun OF Ills
lnlereiting tlieme?
Adefre to iinigl the Ds!,ate in l'.uiianea, on
the Defence OF Ike Nation, 10 pulii tha pro-
ctsdihgs relative 10 charge oi &c Ersliih MA
miiry and to the elevation O. Bunapaitc, and L,
mention tome PARTICULARS OF Gen. Naniton's
death, has induced ;he Editor 20 po.tp0ny G)f,.e
"Lig'nai competitions. 70. l. Oh the Tendency
o. Banks, vii! appear il he ne$t nuih1er.
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SALES AT Auction.

3he SpI'frilerJ ba7e J,gq Peer'z,eG 7,i XII at
at Public HH3ion, at ihGir FendHs t2F7ce, zvi:s.
out TrjerUe, on Tbrrj;tny tie octb .si,qGnt, tks
J3ho7YiHg GOODS, far Can.
AIDES extra Long and Short SIX Cloves ST.
- Keens, twiil'd Nani,ccus, fine bse, and Printed
Jeans Inc and coarle Dine, and hiariei.es, snc d
aper Table Clotls, Ladies Iong I'D C.ovss fi.,1
Ribbon, plain and figured Sats Tc.ro:f2 sLeI. RAJ,
Combs, EaIidanno, Ron,all, Sa,eToy and Fyli.at
t1andkerchieis, Nuns Thread and Sewing SIX, Gil,
Hnttons, French Cambria, tEc wLirc ard coioured
Cotton do. black Muffin. AIuli;1et E!ers firG vh:.s
thread Hole, Nonen'5 lac.d clock cc..Sn do hIea's
ribbed cotton do. numbered, lapret 5oc jaconet and
Canbrc Mullins, fancy and hunting Cord Call;n,an-
Gees, mems and boys Philadelphia fSil Hats, DO tine
white do womens fine beaver and e;ll DO MEMS best
black do. mems Leghorn do mers, wcn,e.,'s end dill
dreEs shoes aortd, garden and common eers C.ll-
Goes and chtzes, Long Lawn, Ve.Hsr ribbons, Chns
DO men and women's SILK Hoie, Superfne Coths and
Caliimeres, Checks and Fusrays Ee ia-s and br;t:,
Oinaburghs, Gold and Silver watches, peg.r hsry-
1gs !riih Linens and BED Tick India Coss5.s and
tun;hnn's, and variety Of o.Ler articles OF Ir|
| Goods too tedious to enpnerato.
ALSO,
Or n cr'dh $50 Aar5 fer ab5jO7'ed esdoy7tG hotc4
Choice Old Sd & 4th proof Antigua Rum by the hl.s
ditto. 9th do Jamaica 30
Ditto. Sd & 9Th do Wndr.ari rGand DO.
Brown Sugar, in Hogn.csds and Perres, Isl qu.ii,y
Litto. Ditto. Ditto. I'd do.
Holland and Country Gin, in pipes
French Brandy, in d,to.
Bar Irou by the T'ou,
LoafSugai in hogfhcats ard by the loo4vt. &c. &c.
FEoSSER y A40NCUKE, M.
July 81. Ct
D" TJng2y The Jseoa5 dqy IF h.rgf 1sxt, I1IfL BE
SOD, on tie premier, to tie bgbsf bl2sy, jsf sal
SaY ceis and fx e'eat5' s,eff FIR ibr 6ii4aee,
HE ROUSE and LOT on the Main nreet
IN the town OF MancheRer, formerly the pro-
perty of William Hay. There is no sr3tion IN tl,e
town OF ManchciieF better calculated for rs;. nler.
chant; The storehou.e is in good order for ths ra,
ception Of goods, and has the advantage OF arge ard
comm6dioJs Lumbssllouic. .'-;.d AID approved r.l
crry Will De required Of the ru-chafc- OK Da.t d
'irul upon the lot to iscure he payment.
Robert OHGHtEeoN
July I'll e-s,
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MccHncons.
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The following s copied from recent publication
oil DIR. Pereiva and it is believed, has never before
appeared in this conntrv:-
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FUNERAL pROCEssION.

The Society Cf the Cincinnati being charged
with the direction OF the funeral ceremonies of
Its PRECEDENT General, the following is The order
OF proceiiiQn which will take place tomorrow
at Ten 'ciocL, as commemorative of an event
of the deepeG national regret.
ORDER OF, PROCESSION.
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Mr. PIT is once more Prime MiniAer Of En-
gland. May not great changes be expected from
this new administration! In his fpeech on the
Defence Of Che Nation, we have no general
hIats, except what relate to military arrange
men!str from which we may infer his opinion of
The general fyaem of Ny. Addington's sdnoinic
trat.5n, or tie plan which he would hinCslf pur.
iu~ e re were pui ir;o thc niaidry. III COM
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CiP'ail Green oil The 'saooner Columbia, left Qua
daioupe 31ih June. II. isft ttsre Great MAN. A.
ulcreau vsGe,s, bu does fsc,eq the ran,ss of a.
ny. CAPt. @. confirms ;hs Information or a pro la
mstion b. the GJyeraor of that u NIL declaring TIA
yeaes taken boupd to or from 81. Domingo, viii ~
adjrdged lawful r7.ze and their crews treated as =
RACES Its Rates the npnher Of prvatecrs bsoncj 10
to tl1t inAud to he from GO to 10 Of varioas -
Mlrsets were dali, at the foilcying price.-1 Jour
dolls io'--Besf Aol'. TO- l2.-pork dos. iGi-su-
gar GS's. per C.--CoG so s3g / per Ii.
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a'tranorfa Dailp aooerttssr.
WEDNESDAY,, Aucusr I.


a. Agatrdam, .Junt r-fthr. Brothers, of
1axedsia, for Georgetown, 10 fail Jure y;
0n8 dotcs, for Baltimore, do. BRIG Rcb-r;, Dun
l''' q do. hip Sally, Hu,chiuion, and q ip SAL
y Williams, both for do. brig John and Jofph,
Vpr corrtf3ordentip New York, (favs the
Ans'icao Daily Adverii-r of Manday laa) has
."s1'ed us TO anticipate the cousen:s CT this days
Inc jury fummonea By the Coroner Of the
:, aa'o q New York, to ei .aire toto the caofe Of
~ msianeholy death OF General Hamilton, have
~ yst agreed TO their verdict. Its Rated in
- New York Daily Adr.rsifer Of Saturday, rhe
= M. thai " Nj. NJ. J.. Dayis, and a boat
~ %sa belonging 10 the Office Of tie Moaning
:, sp'oole's' were on Tutiday lat committed
hf'etrtll bg the CoroneI-she former for
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ELEGY,
On the Death cfGen. Hamilton.
Halk while the dept on'd, folemn, fuacra

Hank while the deept on'd, folemn, funcEs
bell,
PfoclaiFas iome chief las babe the void farewell
Max !! how they pay 70 worth the tribute dee,
While plying tears the ~lpourrfu! ch,; L fedew
We'll may they weep, and for his lois dsp,o'e
Ills conntfy's friend, gear Bamittcn's 10 lnogr
WIS will n2t fgh vince virtue llcc.s the doom,
And generous worth is funmoncd 60 the TOMB
But in the ieeiing mind he'll ne'er expire,
S1;il crouds hsli bltis him-b!tRing, Riii admire;
Sill halI he live, The ~fsvorite of Fame,
Who thro' the world fhalI lound his hono,'d
name;
Record tie virtues in his foul ~combin'd,
Iyne TO his friends, nor &c his foes unkiod5
Ca did as truth, like Innocence Gacerc,
Liberal and JUL when others faults appear;
And when an error, or a vice he found,
He icora' q to add rcproaches 20 the wound.
When he fought nobly in his country's cau(e,
Twas not smbition of a vain ~applanfe,
But from pure mosives, like a patriot brave.
Ter rights, her laws, her liberties, TO fave
Shall, then, Collmbia's fons her griet repreis!
Stall they not all their virtuous hero blefs?
Who IS there now can uncancern'd appear,
Ard from his memory withhold the tear ?
SEE, at the tomb, what mourniuI crouds attend,
Oh! PARROT, hero, hutband, father, friend
Now tree from cares, from mad revenge fecure,
&ngels hsIl wait thee TO thofe regions pure,
Aaerc worth like thine (hali find It's bright re
ward,
And Actions murd'rous arm is rcar'J.
l.. L.
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FROM THE REGISTER.

Nr. Editor,
Somebody has somewhere said Ohio
as Pm not much in the habit Of reading, |
forget who) that of all the arguments which
were ever usued, zone have greater weight
with most men, than those which are adj
dressed to their pockets. Tho the party
to which | belong (for you must know that
I'm a democrat)have made good use ofthis
kind Of argument, by persuading the peo-
PIE that If lney would only vote for Mr.. Jef-
@ferson, their taxes would be lcssened, yet
You TOO, Mr.. Editor, seems to think it a
strong one, by printing so much to prove
that Mechanics have as hard times, and
that the public money is as much wasted
now as when Adams was our President.
Now tho I'm not much used TO writing
and am afraid That as my arguments may
outweigh yours, you won't print this, yet
still as I want them to be read by the same
persons that read yours, | tho't I'd try
whether you would or not.
And arst let me ask you, what more
could any reasonable man wish for, to prove
that Nj. Jefferson would do as we said he
would, than what he told US all in the speech
he made the day he was sworn in !; | mean
where he talked about" a wise and frugal
government, which shall leave men free to
regulate their own pursuits OF Industry and
Improvement, and shall not take from the
mouth of labour the bread it has earned;"
and about "~economy in the public expence,
that labour may be lightly burthened," for
you must know that | tho't the speech such
a fine one, that | got it all by heart. and
could say the whole of it to YOU. But for
all the speech is such a handsome one,
there's an old neighbour of mine, who, as
he has fought hard, and was woundedin the
last war, I sometimes listen to more than |
would TO any other fed, who is always
grum5ling that words and deeds are differ
ent things, ard about repairing and return
inc a French ship, with a hard name, that
had been taken by one OF oar frigatss, be-
cause she had been capturing some Of our
merchants vessels; and about wasting If
teen millions Of our money to buy a coun-
try which we might have got for less, and
which is hardly any use to US now we have
got it: and, more than all, about taking off
the x upon loaf sugar and pleasure car
riages, and still keeping them on salt,
crown sugar, and some. other things, which
he saws are necessary to ELL the mouth of
Iabour. I sometimes get quite angry when
hear him talk in such a foolish way, for
did not the repairing the French ship so to
lessen the " debt of gratitude that we owe
to our dear sister republic, (tho' the old
man told me the other day, that | must not
call her such any lcnger, for fear of Offend
ing BonaParte, whom he says they have
made Emperor and did not our doing 50
H -E -
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TIE iuberb~r IS enabled from aufhrn.ic in.
formation, to announce TO the 7Lnng lasii:s and
1eut'saisn OF Alexandra, that Mr.. Keller, who
'sieiy faughs vocal muGc in this place, has de.
c!incd returning. He, therefore, fo!icits the ga.
iFonage ct thofc who with to be iatruacd in she
(cieace I'D art Of ~9Gs!m3dy and alores them that
no exorfion, on his pas5, hail DC omitted to rem
der the School pleafng to the pupils, and condu.
Give to the obje6ts OF lis inaitution. The lecond
quarter OF the School will conracncs on Monday
evening the oh infant. and will continue to b.
open as uinal, every Monday, Wednsfdny, and
saturday evening. Terms of Tuition NAV be
known oy application 20
]. Fofer, TEACHER.
n. 3. Ladies ard Geatlcnen deirous of Wit.
neil0g ne performance Of The School, are invitra
70 ATTEND on the ffR Wednesday evening ofev,,v
nn'n'h as that time only will be Get apa 70,
the adm Zion of vti;ors: at ali other ,;To.. Il.
doors will be CITED and no (pecsatoys admitted.
Augaf /. DIR
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Public 58Le.

On Saturday next will be fold on
the premifesa C5OPER's SHOP in the occu.
pancy q Gso1st Hill, on Union frcet, and i'm.
media " after or CT. Gilpin wharf
A Handlome Sailing Boat.
Philip G. MayNsAer.
Auguf !. 4
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u and

never expect to be richer"
This faithful follower Of a self DENYING
Leader, held nothing too dear to be parted
withfo the promotion Of truth and righte.
business In the, earth. In the wear 1876,
vi h the appreciation of his brethren, he
visited the churches Of their communion in
Great Britain ard ireland and afterwards
travelled through some parts Of Holland,
France and Germany, To- salute, in the love
and fellowship of the Gospel, the honest
hearted professors Of the Christian faith, of
every religious denomination. From this
apostolic mission aa.retuFned in 1858. with
the answer OF peace in his bosom; and a
gain bc.ook himself to-,hat fujet end peace-
ab!e tie, IN 705iifA Re yv7s aa ea,an2ic 10 the
6eHcosrs, ia az gadApsss did hanesty.A
When philadelphia was revisited 'wiith a
pestilential ieycf in 1902, and again in
1908, this devoted servant of a Master that
7Uesf c5on d9iar 2oo1, thought it his duty
to remain IN the city, aud assist in taking
care of the sick-.hus literally, fulfilling
the scripture definition o fbure and uadefk
ed religion. by Oisih7g the 5atherAess and
a]oiaasO&, ia Meir aNic6on; as well as by
&csting himself mqspohedf r0m the worM.
In the intercourse of social life. an easy
temper, perhaps a spark of national @vivaci-
ty Cor he was descended from a family Of
French protessants, that had been exilei !.
from Montpelier during the persecution of
Louis XIV rendered him peculiarly
frank and unreseryed. His open coante-
beamed with the cheerfulncss Of
good will, and the grave deportmert w1icfl
becomes his profession, was happily tem-
pered with natural urbanity, as wei as
christian grace.
Ia tho exercise of his spiritual gifts, as 2
Minister ofthe Church Militant, he was
careful not to r1m when he aOds MT sem F; :
& such was The awetulness OF his frame, in
pubic PRAYER, shat cold indeed must have
been that heart, which was not animated
by the fervency.o of his supplication.
The tenor OF his life was bis Creators
praise and
GLORY TO GODP
was the grateful alPfation Of MS a~fcepd;ng fpirie,
when noytai sas about to PIT on isnzytAhny, ii
lie C6ry9iap t,ium5b ,Det d.atb mi tbe gyaVe.
Ii rema;es TO- Us thar are bchin d ~ foAb1c tim,
as he 3UTOs4 GO}yI--It We 6uU "pu:I IcSctSc
tbs ueisne E3teare Of" Well done, gaod and
faithful ~fervaat. Eater thcn into the Joy OF thy
Lord"
THE { lowing truly Pn9aric eiFufon can
never be fuaicienay ad aired. We copy it from
he concluding fanzs Of al Ode for tht Fourth
81 July, M : az" LiIeyty C~9y.:r," Langls1, in
the State Of N<gs Ham2@1e
H!p.Sa! 10 st CagGhahoxf
Hazsai t. tie Repa6htaf
H4asst Frrtlm! MAteadsnctf
Hnx&at to al Amsyira!
Dame /" R>3xJAco, ;, in the, i-cond line, was
sa'R'fired ~c IupPofe, that lh- migat iibe with
Amt ! ,, in the 4sh liae.
[B2st, Rakl
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From the american Daily AdOertiser.

The following tribute of afeaionate rerem
brance was Intended to have announced the
dcccafe OF a beloved fellow citizen, in the
American Daily Advertiser, bar its appear.
ance was prevented at the time, by other eitc.
fions of fp1nsaneous rs(peGt, which had been
previoOhy offered for i~niertion: II will till,
however. be acceptable 70 many Of our read
crs, as a more detailed account Of a Lie that
exhibited a filming example Of piety, humility
and zeal.
On the nineteenthof June after a linger-
ing illness, departed this life--in peace with
God aud Man WILLIAM SAVERY, an
eminent Minister ofthe Gospel Of Christ,
in profession with the Societv Of Friends.
" Wisdom says Solomon, I" IS grey
hairs and unspotted life, old age" The
blameless subject of the following memento,
had notyet completed his fifty fourth year !
and an aged mother still survives, to she'd
the tears of maternal affection, over the
grave Of a sou, whose life and camerSQtion
had long adorned the doctrine of tie Sos
pei.
It was neither in the seclusion ola clois-
ter, nor amidst the dissipation of a court !;
but in the familiar walk of common life &
useful occupation, thatthe venerable man full
filled thedutics, and revivedthe example ola
Christian Bishopin the age ofthe Apostles.
-" These hands," could he have said
with St. Paul, "have minis,ered to my ne
cessities, and those that were with me for
he wrought daily at his trade which was
that of a tanner, thathe might broviae things
honest in tie sight # all men, and base
7vherezuithql to give to item that had need.
zui;thout making The mn1tStr0tion ofMe Cas-
bela charge to any. Yet such was his con-
sistent care to avoid entang4;ng Himself
With the affairs q this life, that he might
please Hin, zvho had chaser him to be Sol
der IN the Christian 1varfare, that he was
wont to say, in the simplicity ofhis heart
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get US the good will Of 1.-THE enlightened
government Of France, as MI. Jefferson
calls it, and which suits. all times. But
! more, Mr.. Editor, did not Mr.. Jefferson
counter-balance the expence BY letting our
W frlgates SO without repairs, and ven
selling some Of them, so that the people
felt nothlrg of it in the end. But as you
are a friend to the Merchants, / suppose
you'll say as toy old neighbour does, that
as our ftigates are sold, their vessels are no
longer protected. About that, however, |
think as Mr.. Jefferson does, that it would
be better for us if we had 40 commerce, for
then we should Sc better republicans, AID
besides, almost all the Merchants are OPP
posed to him, and therefore if they should
lose a little, Us no great matter.
Bat as | SAID before, Pm afraid you
won't print this, and as | fad it rather
troublesome to write long, III wait to see
whether you will or not, before you shall
hear any thing more from
"A GOOD DEMOCRAT.
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SOLOMON Dawson and ISAAC Cox. of
K t ountv, Delaware have inventtd a
hiacniae, that take of the heads ot Wheat,
Rye, and Barley, without losing the shat
tered grains in its ripess state it promises
to be one Of the greatest inventions ever yet
discovered in agricultural improvements as
its utility tends greatly to cur,ail the *
pence and labour oftae farmer, save album
dainty more Of his grain, and improves the
land. The Inventors have not had a full
opportunity this harvest to observe and cor
rect the imperiections NATURALLY attendant
on all new Inventions so as 20 make it en-
tirely complete; but as i, will equally apply
to The taking off the heads OF clover, they
expect By the time the seed is ripe to be a.
bic to satisfy any person DESTROYS to pro-
mote Improvement in agriculture, who will
Gnd it nswers every end contemplated.
(Dover Argu.)
Ii is 3 curious faa, and worthy of yema,k,
III II g. ual duration Of t c grub c OF FAME
hzs sx,asd {, long only az tat 70 eqa0lrbe asra
inn If rte CommoaqDenib + England, which was
eleven years and fur moaths to a day, # the
commencement Of both DC dated from the death
of the King.
MARRIED on Sunday evening last, by
the Req 7hos. DaoiS, Mr.. VIM. TURNER
to Miss KITTY WEST both Of this place.