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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-17
&" He who fights aud runs away,
May live TO light another day

Suffolk 1rordS and PhraSeS.--A hook
with this title has been published in EnS.
land, containing $500 lrading words, as
they are called, peculiar 10 the county of
Suffolk. 1t was compiled by Mr. Moor,
au,nor Of treatise on Hindu lulantl"ide,
To whom the plan WIS first suggested, on
returning Ia his native country, after 20
years absence, by hearing these long for.
gotten prov lucia,lsms, " which produced,
az they fell upon his ear, sensation slmia
IL the welcome sight of an old friend. y
Among thu few OF thcse Suffolk words,
which are noticed in IA review of tbs work
in the Eclectic Review, we recognize sete.
raj which are III common use III America,
such as, lingo, used rs a familiar oath I;
gumshum, nr gumptInn, signliyhS clever
ness or talent gnmshns, or rnmgnmshas,
lralhpr, perhaps, gnmtIons,) qurr"is"mr,
ofTrusivc. obstinate. There is a letter al
so yiyen. written in the true Suffolk lingo,
in which may also he detected many A.
mcrican phases aud corrupt modes OF pro-
nuuciation. What vii the Yankees say
saws the Reviewer, " # this volume should
find liz way to America, at leatdinG thai
such English is still spoken ii the mother
country? We ought MOTTO be very severe
on the subject Of Americaoi'ms. An"lhe'
80 years, however, by means at Sunda!
| Schools, Bible Societies, and other Inn'va
tions, will make sad havoc among tleS'
! remnants Of the olden phraseo'0oy' ouI
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.'"eS sss.-
From he LONDON .HorningyChron

From The London .HorningS Chronicle.
We refer our readers 10 the u. States
Tariff Bill in another column, which viii
produce Il great sensation in our nanufac
turing towns. The enormous duties ON all
our Staple Manufactures, will, we doubt
not give rise To smuggling on a most
extended scale from Canada and iii.
West Indies but while the most de
moralhlng effects will he scen in America,
we fear the effects in England will be Of a
very distressing nature. Weowe tins mea
sure chiefly 10 the cupidity of our Country
Gentlemen, who, by excluding their pro
duce from our markets, impel all the aSrl
cultural nations to become manufacturers
for Themselves. Titus our poor unlortu
nate workmeu, one market being shut after
another, are forced To toll for less and less,
every day-Nea,ers for II or ID hours Il
day, receiving from seven 10 ten shlllags IA
week, while the Corn Law compels them
To pay twice as much for their food
as Is paid by the people of every other
country.
The Americans viii repent, in sackloth
aud ashes, their absurd Law, which viii
produce great h.arthGrninss thong bout
the country. 1t will operate as "A heavy
burden on several of the States, and greatly
retard the prosperity of the whole.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-17

81. LorIs, Mis- June q8.--Thc rains
for several weeks have been eAeessiye--.lhc
Missouri aud Mississippi have risen over
their banks, aud much injury has been sus-
tanned by those residing in the bottom land
many Of whom have been compelled TO
remove. 1ne ferry boat al st. Charles
passes from hill tn hlll, Il distance OF about
three miles. The Mississippi has com.
mrnced fading, aud Ne hope viii continue
10 do 50. We learn from passengers in the
steam boat Rocket, that the river below
had fallen yearly IL feet, and We entertain
Slight hope that this flood Will he coniinrd
within the lcNccs.
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JOHN ORLANDO,
AND. LURIOT RS,


To the Philhellenic Committee of New
York.
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--.'e@e''.

iHt loloNipS tAtIdCl lIOiH Jhube
breckenridge e" Modern Chivalry," is an
excellent piece of ridicule, aud we hope
every man who receives a challenge may
reason IN the same cool and logical mau
ner
=" have tive objections to this duel mat
ter the one is, lest should hurt you &
the other IS, lest YOU should hurt me.
do not see any good il would do me To put
a bullet through any part of your body.
could make no usc of you when dead
for any culinary purpose, rs ! would rah
bit or il turkey. am no Cannbal, To feed
on the nrsh of men. Why then shoot
down human creature, of which | could
make no Ilse : A buffalo would be better,
meat. For though your flesh might be-
delicate and tender, yet il wants that con
sistcnry " llch takes and retains salt. At
any rate it would not be fit for long voy
ages. You might make good barbac ue,
II is true, beng of the nature OF racoon or
an oposum bat people are not in the
habit of barbacuing any thing human now.
As 10 your hide, II is not worth taking of,
being little better than a year old colt. As
TO myself, | don't much like 10 stand in
the way "fany thing that IS harmful am
under apprehension that you might hit
me. That bring the case, think ii most
advisable To Stay at a distance. II you
want TO try your pistols, take some object,
a tree OF Il barn door, about my dimensions.
If you hit that send me word, and shall
acknowledge, that il had becnln the same
place on might also have Int mt"
-SSZG
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JOHN PAUL JONES.-The N. Y.
American states that u letter, addressed 10
this dsting nishcd hero, was accidentally
discovered IN II Bakers shop IN that city, n
few days since, which induced the eXam
nation OF several CHESTS Of old manuscripts,
when upwards of 700 papers We're found,
such as drafts Of his Official comm,mca
tons, and letters Ia the most distinguished
persons OF the age. aud their letters Ia hitn
from the year 1873 10 'a3--,nauy are in
ihc hand writing of Franklin, Hancock, La
Fayeltc aud john Adams mich prove be-
You'd doebt their authenticity. We under
stand that the gentleman whose pcrsevc
rance reco,,rcd them from destined de
stfuctIon, has handed them To the author
of the Plot with view 10 the publication
Ola parb by Nj. Wiley.
-906-
A distrrs ing accident occurred at Lyme,
Connecticut, on the 9th lnsl. The persons
WIN had the management of the cannont
when they we've aboat To fire the last sa
lutte, put double charge into the piece,
and as if What was not enough, they filled il
TO the muzzlr with turf grass, aud other
The gun Was literally blown
10 atoms ~ lad about twelve years old was
killed, and or & others were wounded.
.Hddtet0iUa Gag.
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IN .ffitjr Of Honor an he Lanc If .Sicd-
dg Hdbits.-Wc have an account OF an af
fair Of honor, said in the Bridgeport Conri
er, 10 have taken place IN Newtown,
Conn. between. tive" young blaods," who,
after firing at each other without effect, ac
cused the seconds of charging the pistols
with powder only, and agreed to decide
the matter with their fists. The ling WAS
formed and IA furious Se-t0 commenced,
which was kept mp with great spirit, in
which much scientific tacing was exhibited
aud many hnock dozen arguments we're al
samcrd, until by the rules of puglisfic law,
nnr ri the champions declared himself 81
tlsfed with the punishmcnt received, aud
hnmbly impIorcd the forgiveness Of his
honorable antagonist. This new mode Of
settling dispute, not appearing to the Ct
sIl authorities of Connecticut 10 be strictly
conformable To the " laws of honor" they
are stated To have Immediately taken mea
snres ITO bring all the parties concerned
10 answer for their conduct before the civil
tribunal y but they Immediately pat in
practice the old maxim Of the poct--that
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iAhs, n'so sold in shares nj COIiES'S OF.
~ f.--one hail owned in hiugston. NfD
't'Sfy one quarter IN ShtibVfiiie, Tonnes
see one eight, IN II a5fcBioH \ CayoJ,,o /,
ana The other eighth in No,ihuD pfon, Mas,
no. 1880, capital ri fiyr 1uorsAtp Dor
i,ms. also sold In shar.s ~ COHEN &
o' 'tt.--nho hull IN Mctnoud Disfr;f
po"'" ,"'oh"d ) one quarter NJ kouisriHs
ke"ipciB one eighth IN R,u.,slo,, ~,
AeW iork, aud the otherp iphih In ,Le s,e,,
OF Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-18


THE of land which subscriber resides in the
Il cnuuty OF Bedford, 8 miles from London IA from
The Academy and Il lrnm inchburg, containing about
$500 acres; upwards of 500 cleared the balance in
the whole OF il first except 10 or so acres
and that excellent grain land This land Is very heavily
tmbered, lies remarkably WE'LL md finely waere
excellent springs The are
and cnmmodious the nrighborh,d heutby and
Also, irac, lying on Ssunon RIVER in the county OF
Campbell, called Ihe Botriiny Green within miles of
Lynchburg, containing 1000 $50 acres
large portion of which Is first rate lotion land,
bly, adapted the culture Of tobacco excellent spripps
very convenient tn every part Of the plantation and
healthy the balance of the land woods and due pre
portion of ii tobacco land Of the FIRST qualify.
Also, another tract in the county Campbell on ivy
creek about three miles from Lyncblurg containing 474
very small portion cleared Which fresh the re-
nander Is mostly rich tobacco land of,he first quay and
is heavily iinbercd The wood tins tract is n source of
considerable profit; well watered aid several excellent
mill Each Of the above tracts il in good repair
The above property will certainly be sold in the of
the summer-nnd So valuable property eldom in
The subscriber invites capitalists vieP ibis valuable
perry which is offered for sale the est
terms Asmall portion of the purchase m,ney will he re-
qured in hand, the time possession is given and a
credit and yearsand three reuire-for The
haance.-For further particulars application may be
made TO the subscriber near New London Of my
Absence Mr.. Jesse Irvine in the
May 3. J9-tf WILLIAM IRVINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-18
Coal and other Lands and SSrares for Sale.

u
virtue OF the nst will aud estsmen' OF John Graham
y deceased as Executor Of the paid last will
wise upon toe fair day, SELL UPON preus-s
nghest bidder public auction Tesacr
oy the name Of the Coal Pits, situate James River in
the county OF dooehand, about 10 miles above the city
tichmond, containing by estimation 1921 Of land
oe the same more or less There the farm large
garden containing 10 ~ acres, well stocked with the
choicest fruit trees and garden plants, under very high
brick enclosure, and Coal Pits OF established
on rart OF the land Is low grounds and 'he residue Is
generally OF good quality The suitable well
for the accommodation of genteei family for all the pr
poses OF the establishments aforesaid From thirty r
order. The crops OF wheat and will be sold on
the same day with the plantation, and possession gver
soon as they Can be removed.
AT the time and place will sold all the Slaves
the said farm the horses, mules farming implements md
personal property Of every description.
The be cash for the slaves and
property, and credit OF and three years
land the purchaserto give bond and security, with
o trust upon the land TO tue payment the
chase money.
ALSO,
Upon the Goth day Of June next, f faroihew is- the
next tnr day. upon the premises all that Of living
and being In the Hanover near The fork of the
road from Ground Squirrel bridge Courthouse and
to cosain go % poles he more or less be-
ing part ola tract Of sos % acres which was
ed ny VIM Jarvis TO the said John Gnha:n 9Th
oil harch 1872 and tract of SAL Which
I'd by Samuel Batter to the said John Graham,
ON the 18th day OF October 1915 which said deeds Of con
veyahce are Of record in the said county Hanover
AND ALSO,
Upon the I'd day Of July next fair otherwise upon the
next fair day upon the premises all that
miles above the city OF Richmond To contain
acrrs ne the same more or essbeing all that
WHICH was conveyed by Charles Clarke and wife 10 The
said John Graham the 18th of March 1915 Inv dec,
of conveyance Of record in tie said county
credit OF one and two years; the TO give
and security, with deeds tnst upon the lands ~
WALTER DUN, Ex'or
MAY ~. S-tus Of John Graham dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-18
LAND For SALE
NftJINARY.

rTtIE Subscriber has lately commenced tbemisrr husi
Y ness and recently returned from Baltimore, Phad~l.
phia ard New YORK with the fashions seleet
collection of articles in that linz also variety of fancy
articles which she opened aud offers for sale
present residence til she eau obtain suitable tenement
pp Tive Main street.
She brought with her highly qualified and vefy
Mne aid and assist IN carrying the business
Orders from country viii he thankfully received and
siricv attended tn will he taken ~ putting
up afiiclrs 60 distance 50 protect them from injury
An Minds 81 bnpets hate caps, tprbans &c ~ pack
up IN boxes GO very safe Nv wagons, stages, boats
Hdh toierahle iy the cartier.
FLORA W. HARRIS.
Richmond MsSef. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-18
MARSHAL1S SALE.

IN pursuance OF decree OF The Sup ror Court of Chan.
Il ipr'he Richmond district, 18Th
STAY of Jane 1928, in the at VIM Mary College
Edwards, Edwards Vs. Wm. Mary College, shall on
Monday live 23lb OF Jun- King william Court
house, Offer for sale The highest bidder public
finn tor c,s all that parcel Of land in the
OF king William, aud designated the
surTeys Of the College lot II (eleven) ard
Uwelve) zoe former containing 10 a,ie 81
also, other lot Of land 4, designated by
the coll ge collector the books OF surveys, mnrk
on the face the plat the cole &c book sur
yes nnmb.r s, continuing 1913 or less also
lying in the codnly of King Wiililn,.
ian. 4. ids 4 GUERGAVr MS q OF ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-18
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Friday The 9Th ult. my servant LEWIS absconded
- he Is bright riulatto, about four
years OF age and about five feet high
on blue cont aud panaoons recoecied
"hite cotton shirt, bike glazed
took with him, also, black fur hat
will give 50 Dollars for his delivery If caught town,
The city and brought aii so thai
get him again. bought him OF Mr. HOLIDAY, agent for
Mr. Cary OF the county Of Gloucester, which place he
will probably attempt TO get. He away abou, Two
years ago, aud appretended in William sbure on his
way 10 Gloucester, being furnished forged pass.
RichmnAd March 9. 99--if LEHMAN EAKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-18

NEW HAMrsHIRE. friend at Concord
has sent us the following account OF the pro-
ceediDgs in the Legislature Of New Hamp-
shire. Boston Courier.
Yesterday "wednesday our Legislature
met. Andrew Pierce, Esq was elected Speak.
er of the House, having 1871 ofI95 yotes.-
Moses L. Neal, Esq. was re elected Clerk
and Peter Chadwick. Esq. Was chosen Assist
AIT Clerk of The House. Inthe Srnate, Hon
Josiah Bartlett was chosen PRESIDENT, Moses
Eastman. Esq. Clerk, and William Y. Hack
EFT, Assistant Clerk ThetwpH Houses in Con-
vention, proceeded to open ahdenter the votes
for Governor; and a committtf was appoint
| ed to examine and cas-; then That COM
mittee this morning reported. The result was,
that Mr.. Morrill, lacked abou two hundred
votes OF choice by the people This evening.
the Convention by ballot male choice of the
Hon. David l.. Morrill,. Theyoies we're, for
Mr.. Morrill, l46; for the Iate Gov. Woodbury.
ca tremendous majority, considering the
pains taken by the friends OF Sow. W. and that
instructions had been given By your Fenella, -
that the Legislature of New Hampshire would
he " sure TO be right TO takes contrary course
from that taken 10y the Elitor of the New
Hampshire Patriot"
| Gen. Miller is here, and our citizens in this
place will tomorrow give Inner in honor
of this gallant son of New Hampshire.
A Mrs. Currie, Ier sister, Yrs. Jones, and
two infant children, were drowned on Thurs
day last, near Leesburg, VirgiIa. One Of the
branches of the Tuscarora suddenly rose 10 a
great height and carried off tie house with ifs
inmates, consisting of the abee named per.
sons, all of whom persisted.
| Mark LangdoD Hill late aMember of Con-
gress from the state of Name, has been an
pointed Collector of the pot Of Bath. in that
state, in the place of Mr.. WiHate, whose com
mission had expired. Boston paper.
| The Alexandria Herald SLABS, that the snit
for the recovery Of the s 10000 prize. from
the corporation Of Washingto. has been posi-
pOned for trial until next Ndember term
The prize vas drawn some tine since in the
Grand National Lottery, md lsloDgs to a gen.
ileman in Richmond.
Hostile frelisgs TO the Americans hay ing
been imputed To- the POP Moore in The frsi
number Of the Iondon) Westminster Review.
the following paragraph appeared in the
London Times Of the Heb. 1924.
sin the FIRST numberbf the Westminster
Review. lust publishedl there is an article
unon n laie work Of NJ Nlo0re's, in which
the writer says, Mr.. Moore has resided in
America, and, we und,stant, spcaks Of the
| Americans with unhoprded dislike and CON
tempt, In this assertion we can confidently
state, the writer is entfelJ mistaken. What
ever opinious Mr.. Mooreir4y hate hastily
formed, when very ySunc riau, with rrsrecr
To- the character and irslilni,ns 0f the 4 m.r-
leans, we know that h, hs l,ng since lenrncd
to correct them, ADD 70 tel tiwards that poo.
pie all the admiration andrelpect which the
noble example they sst tstht other nations ol
The world demands"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-18
NINETY SLAVES FOR SALE

RY virtue ofa deed of irus executed the Subscribers by
ID Alexander Boyd, for the purpose Of securing debt
due to Blair nurwe, shall on "wednesday dir day
Of August at Mecklenburg Courthouse oder sale
To the highest bidder for cash. about ninety valuable
embracing every descriplionnmong them there
good wsgoners three biacksmiths, shoemnkers
brickiayer The sale will lie continued until all slaves
shall be sold So favorable opportunity purchase
slaves is seldom preente purchasers invited
JOHN w. LEWIS, }r,os
June Is. H-t1s WMTOWNES trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-18

n we request OF many Of The respectable iniah
Re n THIS city, the Subscriber has been induced 10
hels'r, nAvHANGE READING HOOn. for the acoom-
-.,nn AL convenience OF the Merchants and citizens
Inc s,f The room now occupied by the subscriber and
gflns, one, viii be opened Tor the, purpose The
Bt,,Pu newspapers aud prices curreut IN The United
hag,r;sna ne most approved Periodical Reviews anc
T"gers are respectfully iavitsd 10 visit she EXCHANGE
dslsr usi subscription TO the Exchange will be five
viii p,yaoe IN advance Persons wishing TO subscribe
& ~ pleased call at the sabscri,ers oficeDue no
Tbs =, , ne g,veu Of the oprniog Of the Exchange.
"y =. ~ auction. or priy.fsss q SfT IA r. PsGrP
"Wbnond, My "a "a
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NARSHAL'S Sale.

of uf the Superior Of Chm
Il IN; the Richmond p,rick pronounced the 10Th
dy of Ju.e, 1928, in The of cambridge Minge,
shall, Tuesday The 9th day OF July ~ o'clock III
fair II ao lie reN tar day thereaitrrO the front door
of Nihos tasesn Ia tue of Peters-urg offer for sale
the hieS bidder Public Auction, cash.
lanf wing inhe county ct Prince George, containing six
hnared .cres being The same tract Of land purchased
by lobH DiudrIdgc dec OF John Mipge, lying
James river in Brand Neck believed be equal in
Tiiy OF soil. to any tract on thar river.
j. GUEGRANr, VI. S. G. &. X. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-18
IMPORTANT TO MILLERS.

Hschm0nM Bur- MI Stone .Menn(dctory.
jNik sbscribcr respectfully inform their friends gene.
rally, that they have recsiyrJ direct France
ey he way of New York Isf8 Eur blocks OF the best
quality, addition fprer supply received last fail
from the some place If 1000 NJ present firm loy
ing been partner Of the former firms, White Davidson
20 aud at Davidson q Suell VIII, formerly prosecuted
this business FIR wears In this citv Is
wen skillet !" his species Of manufacture in addition 10
"iiSh thry nave eDpoved lie experienced work men
Ai Stooes sold by them viii be warranted sot inferior I'm
those here fore made by hcir which were
wen hpprvT ea OF by all who used Them Their shop Is M
we corner Of and 1871! streets where all order will he
Thankfully received aud prooip ~ executed Tbey
now "n hard general supply Of ready made Burr Mill
Sienes ofysrious sizes Persons who in wan, of The
above arcle can hc supplied norihern prices
determined to sell low they bought IN any
p'cahle shop In this country. Gentlemen wanting Burr
docks can be supplied reasonable
JAMES SMELL.
June T. 9-f6t YOU'LL S. RUST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-18
PRETTY COODS

VIE unuersignen have received by the Planter and To
bacco PANT and are now opening a beautiful assert,
ment oil scaIfs and hdki thread laces bobbnet wells
RIBBONS AND grapes; aud by tar the hausor,et style of
printed nusiins aud cambc they received this
son together with many ether arcles-aiI which will be
so,d extremely low. WIN. NEALE & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-18
ELK ISLAND FOR SALE

WILL h- sc,d Monday the 18th day Of July next on
the premises at public auction, the lower half
shn IN the county OF GJochaud, called ELK Islands
ing The property oft Of the late Dr. james s.
sam. This property about 80 miles above the civ Of
lebmond, and within ~ mile of Gainesville. The fer
ny ~ the soil cf this land its conguy market, nj e
ready carriage for produce which az ali times or ed 10
e iarn1cr and planter contribute render il one Of the
most desirable farms IN The The lower half sh
offered for sale contains by old survey 5l2 acres
ptiectly Level low ound we'll adapted the cultivation
w toh7cco, wheat aud the of bich
grounds, in point ofquSity aud quantity is not
ny the produce of any land in tie ANY =. thor de-
ripon OF tue land is deemed upnecessnry ne n IL nr
nmed that persons wishing purchase such valuable TO-
3aeco wheat aud corr land will visit prev,ous 10 the
ay Of sale Possession will he given tie Isl Of January
oIo-aowing 10 IN" purchaser The privilege Of sowing
efOp OF wheat ~ the fall 'e y
lr At the time and place will I've offered for
|pO acres Of high land called Tugelfs dire ~ 1np-
the island, being mostly wooi land used Chief,
NJ We purpose Of supplying the island With wood, &c
IN VI May, who resides at ruggies viii take PLEASURE
vnewiDg both the isad and the wOud land any
''r who may wish 10 purchase.
hnsrms Of sale: q Sc years, the p-rchaser giving
ts WIN approved security, and NJ sing
az part OF Tue whole amount fon the of deliverY
POSSESSION, and giving deed Ut irHst on the island.
JOHN GILLIAN, Ex'ors Of
~ TuEo r. GILLIAN, j. s. q. dec
W 1-fd
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, MAY &C, 1924
IiE Executive will receive proposals until the first
Il ot July next, for huiltinga GUARD HOUSE. the
southwest of the Capitol Squarethe edic- he
OF brick exceeding 20 feet diameter stories
with cup"a for the he'll the materials and
ship ne,t aud substantial Apan will be sewn any per.
wishing CONTRACT application this Depar
by order WM. II. RICHARDSON &C.
Nav a. It'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-18

~ The ENQUIRER Is published twice week general
w. aud week during the session OF the
Ltgatare.-Price the heretofore Five Dollars per
annur payable IN advance Mites Of chartered, specie
paying banks oniy) will he received in The Ed
ors will guarantee the safety OF remitting them by mall
the postage Of all letters being paid by the writers.
No will be discontinued, (but the discretion
OF the Editors until all arrearages have been paid
II Whoever will guarantee pa yniep papers,
,'iail have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
III One square, en-First Insertion, IS cen;s-each
continuance, so cents.
No advertisement inserted until has either been paid
f1 assumed person in this city, It's environs