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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-18
pDR,N.t 9 II
FROM ENGLAND.

New York, Jan. by the ship Cowper,
Capt. Urann, from London, we have received
the British Traveller of the 2lst of November,
The only important information contained in it,
is the Kings Speech, which was delivered in per
son on that day, in presence OF both Houses OF
Parliament, and large concourse OF nobility,
who had assembled on the occasion. 1t will be
found among our extracts
KINGS SPEECH.
"1fy Lords and Gentlemen,
81 have called you together at this time for the
special purpose of communicating TO you the
measure which judged it necessary to take III
the month of September, for the admission into
the ports ofthe United Kingdom of certain sorts
of Foreign Grain, not then admissible by law
81 have directed a copy of the order in Coun'
Gil issued on that occasion TO be laid before you
and confidently trust that you will see suili'
Client reason for giving your sanction to the pro
visions of that order, and for carrying them into
efiectua execution.
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GREEK ENERGY AND ELoQuENCE

At the breaking out Of the revolution, Penovria,
a man original, Of obscure condition, who had
retired TO the mountains for the purpose of re-
ytneing as a brigand, the wrongs he had sustain
ed from the TURKS, returned 20 Saona where
mauy Greeks, who were acquainted with his
courage and patriotism, oincd HIM. He had
Wtttcn many letters ~ The Government, desert
hing his urgent need ofadditnnal forces but no
lttcntiOn was paid to his representations One
morning he presented himself to the assembly
with barbarian air, such as might be expected
from a man totally without education. lie
spoke however. with the eoqnence of nature
" What do you do - sand he, with warmth, " in
this assembly You think OF nothing but aCcu-
mulatng riches aad seizng upon what does not
belong to you All you have taken is the prop
erty Of the uaiion-Why then do YOU initiate our
oppressors} What business have you with gol-
dec pistols and Cachmere turbans Why do
you not take iron pistols and wooden garments,
and pour into the public treasury all that you
have taken from the enemy TO furnish pay for
your poor soldiers, who pine in want Look at
our unhappy provinces, which are daily threat
ened with invasion from the euemy-then you
will come to assist us but II will be too late-wc
shall have persisted with the name ofliberty in
our mouths while you will have the shame and
remorse of having sacrificed your brethren 10
your hunger for gold and will at last fall VIC
Tins yourselves to the fury OF our enemies"
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mr., for fhe penalty wus unc,ange8hle md per
pei a.--fbe power oftbc Legislature 10 pass
tn las vas brought into direct question. The
Objection aas not mhdehv those who sought TO
escape H. penalty of the law bu' bs those WHO
10 edit. u was not asked 10 repeal the In" bif
10 annul the uuconsijtutpusl portion OH ; and
he reminded the frouds Il TIE Law, that frofn
tie operation Of nubc opinion the Law rtselt
would be endangered by the refusal Of the lie
eislasare T. aanu' the unconstitutional provision
of the test oath, and the deprying the people
Of tie night to select their agents.
IL Golston followed Gen. Taylor lie eS-
planned the circumstances which had brought
hin in collision with the gentleman from Aor-
fol-, and proceeded 10 reply serintim, Ia the ar
guments Of Gen. Taslor-but IN few minutes
gave way Ia a motion Of Mr. Briggs
Wien the House adjourned.
Fridqy, jim l2--Ghc House of Delegates
were principally engaged in discussing The Res
olutlons Of the Committee ofPtisiloges and Lice
lions IN the east Of Mr.. Douthat
Mr. Colston rose to reply to the arguments Of
Gen Iesl9i, and IN vindication Of the Apti-Du-
cling O1lh.-He spoke considerable time.
IL was followed Nv Mr. Watkins of Prince
Edward, IN opposition to the law, and III defence
ofthe Resolutions.
Dir Mason Of Fairfax, followed on the same
sidr
When the Honse adjourned,
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FKOM ILLINOIS.

A scene of some little interest has been exhibit
cd IN the Legislature OF Illinois Mr.. Field sub
mttcd the following resolutions
+" Resolved, by the Senate and House ut Rep
reseniatves OF the People Of the State of Illinois.
in General Assembly convened. That the eleva-
ton OF JoHN QuIScY ADAMS, 10 the office OF IRE
sident of the United States, by Congress. was a
gaInst the clearly ascertained will and wishes OF
amajority Of the People Of this Union aud that
he owes MS elevation to that Office, to bargain,
management, and intrigue.
+" Resoired That Gen ANDREW JACKSON, from
his known talents, integrity and underwriting re-
publican principles be recommended TO fhe Peo-
pie of this Union as competent and fl person
be supported for that high and responsible sta
ton
On the 18th December. the House went into
Committee of the Whole on these resolutions.
warm debate ensucd On the next day, Mr..
Reynolds of Randolph, submitted the following
substitute
" Resolred. bgthis House, That, although the
members of this House have the most perfect
confidence in the stern Integrity, ability, and re-
publican principles, of Gen. ANDREW JACKSON,
aud believe HIM entitled 10 fill the nextP residen-
tai Chair, vet, believing il subject proper for
the consideration ofthe People, and not OF Leg
lslation, they deem II Incxpedlent TO adopt any
recommcndatoly resolution"
Upon this substitute, the House was equally
divided, Island Is Mr.. Field then moved
10 amend the original resolutions, by striking
ont all after the word " Resolved in the FIRST re-
olution, aud inserting resolution, IN sub
stance nominating Gen AHDREw Jackson, as
the successor Of Nh. Adams, which was lost by
Il vote of 10 to L. On motion OF Mr.. Blackwell,
the Committee rose and asked 10 be discharged
from he further consideration ofsaid resolutions,
which was asscrted To by the House. The res
oluions wrIc subsequently laid on the table
subject to the order OF the House
( Eu0oirer
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WtpSfsnty. January 10.
CONVENTION

Tie Joint order OF the day a Convention
benz rcad Nh Colston moved 10 postpone it,
with n view 90 act on the Duclling question
Mr. Letter opposed poStponement. No 9th
RI question was important as this. aud il the
hdl passed, the people ought to be early apprsed
of the fact
Mr. Christian Of Charles CITY supported the
postponement, Ihcrcpo,t ofthe committee on
Privileges and Election, touching the right of
certain members TO seats here, he thong hi ought
to have rrccedencc over all other questions.
Mr. Wallace observed that there was no other
question involved m the report than the right of
a member to his seat Had that right been sus-
pended, precedence might well be claimed
But the member actually was in his scat. II
was an abstract question merely. The Conven-
ton was an important question affecting all
Mr. ship hoped that tte question affecting the
PEoPLE would have precedence. A question OF
this magnitude, should not yield TO courtesy.
Mr. Upshur hoped the Convention bill would
he taken up. He had loug amendments to of
fer which when offered he would then be will
ing 10 lay whole subject for the present ON the
table
Mr. Colstou then withdrew his notion when
the House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole MIR. May in the Chair, ON the Conven-
ton Bill
The Bill having been read from the Chair,
| Mr.. Mason OF Fairfax, moved TO amend the
phraseoogy of the bill, by requiring freeholders
| 10 vote for against the Convention, in the
county or corporation of his residence only
Mr., Ship asking the motive of the amendment
Mr.. NJ stated that its object was to prevent
| the same person from voting on two or more
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[Enqairer.

We have seen letters from Missouri which
NEST confidently assert that Col. Benton will not
he reelected TO the Senate the United States.
He is opposed by Edward Bates, Esq. recently e.
lected Representative in the twentieth Com
gicss, Should Mr.. Bates succeed, il is said that
Mr. Scott viii again be elected to the House OF
Representatives, where Inc has for years, been
esteemed a capable and useful member.
pheniE Gasette.
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WASHINGTON, jan l1.-1he Committee of the
House Of REPRESENTATIVES upon the Letter of MI
alhow is soil sittlng, daily, and we may say
all day long We had not expected so protactcd
investigation, aud cannot easily con lecture
what may be course oft. The Member, Of the
Committee do not communicate what passes IN
the COMMITTEE very properly preferllng that
the record, when made up, shall speak tor itself.
Len to presumption, therefore, ae are at liberty
losupposc tina; HE investigation mas taken wi
der range than the mere inquil. whether theV
President, when secretary OF Var had paltci-
pated IN the profits OF contract made in his Of
nee. Nni. Int
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,ynl ROKER & COMMISSION BualN.tE -,
= The subscriber has takeu an oliio' IN.
doors above the Franklin Hotel, where Ne -
Times TO sell Tobacco and other pro"''
commission and will in future, also ,l, IA
business as Broker-lle hopes TO p' ;,s,,
rive satisfaction to all who may como, ,tTTR
to his care. ARCh' hAi no
Dec. Is. WISH"
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ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 9.

.
Our District readers will perceive, by refer
encc ,otnc Congress proceedings, that the Abo-
iltlon societies OF various sections of the Count ny
are making bold push at our rights, Even
from baltimore. petitions viii soon be handed in
bur wr are entirely convinced that he matter
vii cad IN smoke. We have too nigh an opinion
Of the Justice OF Congress to allow TO think
otherwise.
the Calhoun Committee are still diligently en-
Jagged moruing aud evening and it is rumored
ma, they viii not be able to report till the last OF
the week. If then. Z. Gas.
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n List Of Letters remaining in he Post ono al
Amhtrd {. II. IN The first dan Of Taaarg 1897.
A--ailm Angus, j. Amber. Mr.. Atkis.
Son.
B-Nlrs. Margaret Burks, William Boswell.
Peter Boronghs, Howell ) Brown.
t-Nlrs, e,hbey Camden. John Clements.
Hill Carter. esq. Col William Coleman.
D-Miehael / Davidson, VIM Duncan. Zach.
q Henley Drammond, Martin n. Dawson. w.
Duncan, esq. Charles H. Drunmond Mary p
Davidson, Lucy Dawson. Zach. Drummond
E-Richd 5. Ellis, john NJ. Eubank
F--.Iohn Franklin.
G-.larret Gillian, Ann Goodrich. David 8
Garland. Thomas V. Goodtich
H-Milly Hawkins, Rober, Hunter. William
gigginbotham, Richard Herndon. Samuel Hcis.
Sell.
J-Jailor of Amherst.
I-Tnolnas Lawhorn
M-Lindssy M'DauieI ., James Maher, Mar.
saret NJ Dauel.
P-Sandy Page.
Q-francis T.. Qnarlcs
R-Ehsha Rider.
= b-Lewis Simpson.
I--Na,fin Tuiwel. q
lTW-lio5ert ,Wngfeld William Wood, William
Weaver, Henry IL. Watts.
5, Il. DAVIES, p. N.
Jan. is. c3~24
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From fh6 .Aelg- York American, jar a

From Tho AelU- York american, JaFss
By the Cofinthian, we have London paper !"
the Goth Nov. They are chiefly filed Win -
bates in Parliament.
Lord Cochlane, weunderstand, has ieft NJ
settles for Leghorn. We have also reason
lieve thai his lordship, though distressed az"
lated bv the delays in the construction ana A. f.,
ment OF the steamboats,, and all the ffa' =
proceedings ofindividuals in this country -,
spect to the Greek loans is still far from aespa.
ing Of the Greek cause, or thinking that III ''l
not eflectually serve IT.
THE GREEKS. -,
II is stated on good authority that the
have at last Welded 10 the rcmonstrances u -
land and France ON the subject OF the III t,ga
and that am arrangement tor the ihdepeho,"'LI
of Greece will be made, on terms less idF
10 the Porte than they would have been, hdu M, a.
obstinate government sooner consented ," l..
what was equally demanded by justice an, @ia'
manity. ,'fle.
Accounts have been received from hla's'i. H
of Lord Cochrane's having purchased d g 1
frgate in that port OF 1900 This WIN .'t .o
Hastings steam vessel and the irisa'e =
New-York, will give anew character to Tue wv
naval force. rste
A letter from Mr. Orlando, one OF me -, N
Greek Deputies, to member OF fatildi', 4s
London, dated Marseies, October 81 Soa'', 1is
news from Greece is favorable. The II" NJ
feet was at Mytelene, the Greeks at 5ain's "
in active.
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u D9it@ SIT g.
To igaae ! aiffcHee, Esg.

To iyaac Laurence, Esq
alH--Obserying your name at the head ola
number Of espectablc citizens, for the purpose
81 conycning meeting to aid the suffering
f.reeks, IL managers OF the Ne" York Theatre,
BoWefy. anxious to promote 50 laudabie an OBJ
jrcl will be glad 10 afford benefit IN aid there
Of. on sueb evening as may be hereafter arrang-
ii between them and the committee.
ioot obi serv't, {. GILBERT
{ Gdtsri, Esg.
su-Y our very liberal offer 10 give a benefit
IN youi Theatre tor the rchei oil tho Greeks is re-
oencd. and ~ soop - the proper committee shall
be organized, vii be- more formally Acknowledge
I'd Ia tbe mean time, YOU will please accept my
flnk5 10 the very prompt manner IN which this
enri Las been made Your vrry obi selvt,
ISAAC LAHkENCE.
New York, Jan /. 1927.
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ALExANDRIs, Jan, ll.--Mr Vandeventer was
Yesterday examined by the Calhoun Committee.
We understand that hlr. McDutlio is counsel tor
the Wee President, and attends regularly in tlat
capacity LIdsette.
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Mr. johnson ofkeutucN,, iium the Commit
'cr on the Post Office. reported bill proposing
70 Increase the salary OF tie Post Master tirnef.
a TO $4,000. accompanied by Il report setting
forth the reasons hch, IN tHc opinion of tue
Committee, demand the increase. The Commit.
tee further recommend that the salaries OF the
officers attached 10 the Department be paid
out OF the proceeds of the Department.
Mr., Ditketson from the select Committee
on that subject, reported without amendment
The bill proposing to DIVIDE a part OF the re,e
paes of he Government among the scyera
States OF the Union, for the purposes of Educa
uah and lat rnal nnproN gave nc
tee that he should call it up on Monday nex
for consideration
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FROM ANNAPOLIS.

Extract ola lette, 10 the 2dttors q the Baltimore
american dated
AsSAPoLIs, January 9, 1897.
" Ailer a long aud animated discussion the
House to-day determined to go into the election
of United states Senator, when Gen Samuel
Smith was reelected without opposition.
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PROCLAMATION OF BOLIVAR.

Colombians. Five years since lett tins capf
tai TO march al the head of the llbcraflng Army
from the shores OF the CauCa to the slyery hes'
of Potosi--A million of Colombians, Two slstd
Republics, have obtained independence mdff
the shadow OF your banners-and the world a
Columbus has ceased to be Spanish. Such it
result of our absence
Your miSiortunes have called me back TO L
lombia | come full of zeal TO conseclatc mls1
10 the national will which shall be my codebecats'
il is infahble.
The national voice obligcs me to take uToa
myself the supreme command; | abhor II ma'
tally, since by that am accused OF ambIiion ala
an attempt al monarchy. What DO they thaA
me so mad as to aspire to degrade IN! 10 10
they not know thai the destiny of LlBtRAloh
is more sublime than the Throne!
Coombians return TO submit to the hsoIG
portable weight of the magistlacyi ior III Ma
ments ofdauger to give ii up were cowardlce'' II
moderation: yet count on me only untl l,' NV
or the people recover their s"vrelgnty = rem
me thea to serve you as plain soldier and a i@
republican, as citizen armed in defence Of IT.
beautiful trophies OF our victorcs-!YOW rlga$
Palace ofthe Govt, Bogota, Nov, y, le-o'
BOLIVAR.
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The adyices from Carhagcna, to The Ohu lL
by the Bunker Hill, state that BoIIrAn arrived
at Bogota ON the l4th OF November, ard pfacee.
ded for Venezuela Oh the Goth From thence hf
was expected TO arrive at Carthagcna about tie
10th to the 18th OF Iapusrv.---Ihe s'at Of Gof'
eminent was to be established for the present 4
the latter place. or at Turbaco, y mics dlson.
The private letters state, that on arriving Al BE-
gotta, Bolivar took decisive measures 10 restore
order--that he invested himselfwith the althors
ty given him by the Constitution in eases ofinsur
rectlon; thai he had despatched san'ander 10
Peru, abolished the Offices of Secretary Of fd
eign affairs and OF the Navy--ordered the army
to be redueedto 6on0 men, and increased the pay
of the officers IN the navy 100 per cent. HE In
tendai. at Carthagena, was 10 be removed. Il
is also stated thai Cony ention Of the people va
to be called. The letters enclose the follo@n!
prnriatnatian
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eTstnes Otis suspicion agaiusi Ir SirpRth
and IA es"ssgle,. an skIpaith. tsa,, cen.
Ja'ksoa) would neither proro,..e the Irs,s!,s
tune, nor adjourn II IL Baton L gu" Indeed I
& shnald hketo kuaw Nhatrisht Nj Sneaker
oh'pwith had 10 proroetr o. 10 adjourn the 10.
dy over witch he presided suppose III.
Banks, lastyear, A. soon is the Virginia Legs
l"tere had elected him speaker, had told them.
"entlemen, your Session Is n an end. OF,
"entiemen adjourn Your meeting 10 ynrh.
burg what would have been thought of hun 2
Would he not have been deemed either insane.
or, unwilling to perform his duly And. II
he had been advised 10 yurh course. would not
the advisers and the advised have hon h,ea re-
glIded n unworthy OF oltirr l.en ~ Kin ;h
governments, where pnl,amcnts dad Chamarrs
are dissolved At will they happen To he rrii.,c.
tory, 1t has been Thought use TO ode, tn pan.
er 10 do SO IN higher officer thau nm who
presldrs over us deliberations Tn Tng aloaa
can exercise this high pr,rogrtiyc In our
county It can he exercised Oily by the lcptc-
scnatlyes themselves. There Is 10 restriction
placed upon thcir wills in Tins respect nor "a.
'ts the power on carth, except themselves, To
dGudsc one momaut ol theil SESSIONS uutd III,
'Npnatloa o. taelr constitutional term Yet,
Gcn. Jackson, WIN seems, Notwithstanding tn,
duly exposures OF hi, ncamp sthngy To- he IN a
dlr way of fIdlag INTO tae Presidential Chan.
with his banners lying, would tsi,e from thcn
their rights.-nnn,bIld,u Al one blow, the int,g
rlty Of the constitution, ani the p,is,lcte, % the
Legislalurc--on more suspicion Of gullr--snspi.
non, eogcndercd, IN all probability, etucr, Ly
ne fears Of the dmid, the maliguty Of foe. o.,
he envy Of rivals o tcnpont' We should
De nsrooished at the frequency with winch Gcn
| Jackson berrays his mcompetcncy did we nor
give some credit 10 toe maxim, tnnt, " Nhom,o
God intend, todesnoy h inst makes mad
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soatold : Poo, IIen.s. c1nlraty Is lhe tue

soutuId q Poor House. contrary 10 The true
intent a.u mean II a. .t# land | Dc ntusl
feiiFi iusl' bri,etp ypn Wi. yon do errtt a.
una thai ne body uu ~ham f.fis dniy det oit's,
tn eonr,l ur 49, other I##isaa IT rcfsoJis.
~ aid call au Ia account - thus sTunscsndiag
III pc" Its. 'vfaI Nil be yaur dilrnnm 10
pas iof The building out Of sour private fuds.
7Fa thus a.hsrtse tn pHh..f interest n tbs -
prhsr O. } GA ina. iaaai ..tates. Iral at.i ptib
le splrit ike HIS are y rihv Il Cpmmendation
hut pubhc clerifs needs 10 aid AID as ibe lna
u's cSFnr'u, pointed vai tho COURSE Tor the I'll
lcst I lHhc. II nj. 4 b. Iii iaaat. 90 pursu, is
literal me,.aian md import L. the ulnuny /
womb siy, I'M pfud.fCa suEk eats pIupHI'iy
IT using al u ,Ilmate means 10 avoid involve
meht, tut M ni allsr from Overlapping Ilt Pto-
visions at tn Law Common n,Ig' has pai I'd
"Ht I'll. srufse, Nb'Ir lj,4ntt!ts M, 1ppraHcud, Il
tom violation a.. - c.,.u unparl. ~ hilno u
lo.n jpruic.t ~ lriHco3.i,. 49, ath1a, draiusf
u= e.uzt. ...,fo, stssa j., tine nj, .,.', tl9sr u.
tns .tsr's ave lsaib - D.. Dttu,,otdliy TO-
s" ~ = 81 all IHlp.is.. ~ .ssa talea nnii. ii
..fn.t Lou b,hal .aa. /. Ia Jhl.u ta1r,
I'll a NJ Ia - y ..sas -HIs.laut l..
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jo hr Hastings ,0aR }Df hf l.fy alHtioH q
i9n,JbfJE
IA IitufS Much Is aeeu sud recently
on lie 49, {, a. etlloP . ioos IA It's ,pl tbs
i'1sr. he L,4isnurr ay' A., s,.vIL tlttt
"fnI, al,ng giY,u 9ou ihr hu,aeItry To sIeel
" beldHa" lar ia Ncao nnuda,un -. the pu-tl
I h,fooN,s you Il public hu,uuuaiIr, en-
tWt"d WIN un inie,rHtag nod bica, 01por
l'm ''nh tn scek rnfll r.,tu, oi inform Htuu
b. aI1Eh lnu nnguf arrlf' atn rInrft 81, "A.
sion. ia regard not onN 1 II hes, means oi
nu dn'b hat the most suitable place iol tie To-
/ rnion al t1o building INV bltn told, th.u :,
ttcit cons hi h. been si,rn b, tour butlt IL
'ilf" It's tletiun ga pau ut tbc pal lat--l,noA.
lhs tue 10y correct thnkin- ut Ihr fouit and
Nhrn great raptbts, IA All ot,rs Immediate
connected viii ihc ludIrml dutirs al tusu ullice
'ln''h'' aug ihns" duties 20 tic perfect .ads
/ i"ri'on at tnr pohIir, | must he pr.u,uod 10,
'dft iRi WIS s"urn ha piisrd t. hcur, thai
ny Iad ben fitonso much lay SUI iSe A. Ia
peanut the location Of b0tldlng lil,r ms. an a
situation. winch vii of necessity prove dcrr
mental to the condition VI the Poor aud The
Eeh'raI interests OF the establishment --- hNpe.
| ehcc la, long since established the pripi L,
l'ir"'m" ih"Ne buildings b,y ond the reach oi
'tt tniiupinG influence at u certain class oil
lpopnlal"ni "nh nhrh al Towns are iulcstrd--
ia dos able cnd in taosr Establishments, he
DC" T" ut AN lbs alyret and arrive At jusl
economy IN thcn administrations they should
he "'tinn the limits u Nouf jurisdiction, but oul
of Ihc Town lfthua heated, the steward. with
on inconvenience, eoaid bcatow due attention
u he comforts aud muias al the Pool aud by
Nofh location n lot OF ground nigh be obtained
At small expense sufficiently large 10 produce
IN ample supply OF vegetables Tor then wants,
winch should b" made by the labor OF iheir hands
In addition uthe advantage which would be- de.
iived 10 the establishment from lluis gupp VIM
us own wants IN vegetables the poor would lie
iNe Wh'h benchi HON tbr onty md lirRstI abe
exercise OF Gardening -.thIn which nolhpc -
more CONDUCIVE TO health, good gpI,ltg and cod.
" comfort. While nonf rfrsun ., would heai.
tate iophy thai small pillaucu Which ihr ws,t. al
"aI poor ieqWTe, ~ due regard a. u Judi, i6aS q.
,onomy IN he administration OF The nilaus Of Il
ionI House and an eye Ia the mcal,ulabie Il ats
'hal hle Otherwise made on the means OF those
able 10 pay, ar mnitCfA worthy Of eonsdofa.
'pn and should receive II ~ your hands The
ppPiDb oi building II Poor House at all IL
questionable, u8 understand there nrc but lour
pahpers un1" tie immediate control OF Ihe q.
'eisre1s, fUt, as hi, is II question which do
moi mean Ia discuss At tins TIM. snilcn Won,
particular attention Ia the other points ,ut,,,tted
to yOu u
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June

MfR VALENTINE GoOD-sit-Taken no
Sal tee, that, on Monday the 9th of Septem
Der next, IN the county of Pttsyvania. At the
courthouse, between the rising and setting of tho
sun Of that day, shall proceed to take the de-
positions OF Benjamin Mrge and others. Also,
on Wednesday the 2dtb in the county of Frank
lin, NJ Henry Carper's the dispositions Of JanGs
G Wright and others. q shall proceed from day
10 day until completed to be read as evidence in
certain case therein depending and undeler.
mined in chancery in the county court of Frank
lin, in which am plaintiff and you are defend
an, at which times and places you may atien,a
or not. JOHN WINNER, Jr.
June %. c4y