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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-01

NNftRGiNfA: Ia ehsneeIy. at eouri held s,r Mr,,
" snhuIs county the nth day Of March, 1929
tn MAS Resks, exor # Philip Kesks, dec. PhG.
against
Johu Turner, exor OF Matthew Turner, dec. Defdt.
The Defendant John Turner, ex'of Of Matthew Turner
entered his appearance according the Of
anj the Jules al this court, aud appearing the
OF tue count that he not nhabani oil this State: On
notion Of the Plaintiff ty his attorney That
Def ndant do appear here the first day " July co
n-x and enter his appearance aud the Plaintiffs Oh
ACT that copy Of this order he inserted Of the
papers printed the Town IT Petersburs City of Rh
mont iur eight week, cess.y, and posted the front
80 tne clubhouse Of ssid county.
copy. T.ste, JOHN g. BAPTIST, d.
Msy2 n5-ws~-
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ag-n,t
mary a McCraw, Cary McCraw, WIN. II. Ran,one f. Ans.
VI" WE, France. ID McCTsw, and Miles MoCraw, Defdt,
me Defendant VIM H. Ranone not having enter ed hi. an
anu gwen security according the act nf A.,
semo} and the rules Of this court, Il appearing Ia m,
set'on OF the court that the said VIM. H. Kanune j, no
OF this county: II ordered, That the .sid WIN
" nsone dC here Angst term next M,
answrf the plaintiffs bIIi ana that copy ths order h.
~ The Enquirer public newspaper tn. CITY ID
ehm"ni Tor two months succosiveiy; and another
p'''ea al The out door OF the courthouse tins county
-, . copy Tes,e, X. ELDRIDGE, d. G.
ill.,
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CtaNtEti AT - urttont,sued * held tor Uus.
instsm county, the Is b Gay ii May, 1923
john W. Reid and Jockey his wife, aud Ths1as McCrsv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-01

SuPehn. blue osbh cloths Tor gentlemen ne
o hyperion black aud French bonibasines ,
t.h"d-s Co.'s black a-tngs and circa.sians 2
h-n h"u.n ea:s'm,ie. aud French union mixtures :
article
"A PLAN AMI Sd twilled native colored French d,,i
ings z
Dr'tish nankeen.. plain and twled -
L'"g aud short yellow aud best blue nnnleeps
B.sck aud mkt Denmark ssttin, 3
Whhe, drab aud mkt L,,ndoD dr,llIuys y
Blue, bus aud lilac stripe jeans {
a 'atge assortment Of etanlur ell stripes &c. y
Rhodes anl Cns black r,Incd u.I sui Gn,.r.d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-01

and nsis ~ n. eou, Of Quarterly Sessions, continue
thursday The 18th day June, 1929 "eiso' eni
w t;,Iha i'moeiAse co, John Gilbert aJm'or IF Wn
Au'''n De'peIi'ha~ Deeper, and J.hn sersesn
ss.i,., Puff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-01

IT. e.I'SsTg AZ court OF Quarterly Ssona Continual
aud held Tor Louisa county, the courthouse ther on
THURSDAY the i2lh DAY Of Juue, 1893 ''
Ckas. o. Jennings pnr
nat
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EEPoRT or THE MINoRIrY OF THE ConiaIir-
TEE ON RETRENcEMENT.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-30

and respected, simply because The profession
in It's learned ranks approves il, and the corn.
muniiy comprehopds it, Justice and censexvr-
tive authority. Whoever reflects deeply must
perceive, that is the balance heel or OR PC
liticsl system, tho regulator, which sometime,
retards the pebsic movements. but always
works to ensure tic general safety. Suspend
It's operation, or weaken its excrcfe, and T..
may still remain a iedcrative eoycrnnlent; but
II will he one enieebled and distracted by ins
bad adj usiments, or hurried On 10 despotic sx-
ceases BY the common plea OF tyrsnts, III,
consciousness Of powcr and The plausibls pro-
tences OF necessity.
"This topic is so c~opiors, and Of such oydf.
lasting consequence TO the welibeing OF this
Republic, that it furnishes matter for volumes;
and we must escape from it with the brief hipts
already suggested, TO resume the subject oftbD
constitutional labors Of Chief Justice Msrshslt
We emphatically ssy.ofC Chief Justice MsrsAaII
Tor though We would not DO unjust 10 thess
learned gentlemen, WHO have from time To
time been his associates on the bench, we sre
quite srro, that they would DO ready 10 admit
what the rnbl;c universally bclieve, that his
master mind has presided in their delibera-
lions and given 10 the rcsulis o cogency Of
reasoning. a depth Of remark, a perbus sivens~
OF argument. a clearness and elaboration of
illustration, and an elevation and comprehen-
syetess Of conclusion, 10 which none othese
offer Il parallel. Few decisions ucon consti-
~tutional questions have been made, in which
hc has not delivered the opinion Of tie court;
ard in these few, the duty devolvcd upon 9th
crs TO Their own regret, either hecausc 10 did
rot sit in the cause. or for motives Of dclicacy
ahstained from taking un active part"
BY the way Of remark, in closing this arti-
Gle, it may not bv improper to say, that ,hssa
was a time, when Chief Justice Marshall, wa
assailed by al tho v~irulcuce of a heated par,y,
and that ne is -probably tie only m; u. ~,o
could successfully Withstand tie attack ,ha.
was made npo: his fortunes and his ia w,
alludc to his decision in tho case Of the UniteA
States, vs.. Aaron Burr. Whilst presiding IT.
the Courts Of his country, when Mr.. Lrrr wss
tried, he manifested q fearless independence.
and q knowledge of the mysteries of tho law,
which lead him to a happy cor lus,on. and e.
tablishec his fame forever Had he been n.
thnida'ef, or affrishtcd by the dreadful eollis.
ions Of lie day, he might not have AWARDED
10 ms country or the ACCUSED, bot a. M
was 10: TO DC startled or diverted from n.
plain path Of an'y. Inc fearlcssly decided accor-
ding 10 The laws Of ia. land. "a nd tho evidence
o'dnocd. For this acting he was powerfully
nssai!od; bit III his later days, he hos had tho
proud satisfaction of beholding h:s former op-
roseIs, aPplandins The cocrse of conduct be
pursued, and uniting in one common exc;sms.
ton CT praise. and admiration, for his talents.
sense Of justice, and manly independence,
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SUPERSTITION OF THE INDyANs

Inc I'osih American Indians, are known IA
Ire remarkably supsrs.iiious; believing In witch
craft and sorccry, fprites, and oil kinds and de.
soriptions of evil spirits. Very recently an IT.
dian of The Cherokee tribe, was arraicned ard
executed, charged with The crimes of witch
craft, and OF accommodating property too FAST.
though il, was admitted, that his gains were nc.
CURED by interchangeable industry. A late Nun,
hoT o!iho Macon, Georgia. Telegraph. thus
tells the melancholy story.
\ half breed, Jim Danclly, by name. Lelono
ins 20 orc Of the Indian towns on the Pall.boe.
50, w's lately tried by their laws for the crime
oi "frhcroJE IL appeared In ovidnnce that
tho accused was rapidly accommodating wealth
'Eohsn roriarkn-y honest and even liberal.
a circumstance that appeared TO them so
strange and unaccountablc, that in the op,n;on
Of the Court. lie must dea! sD;lh the DevE-
And though no o'hor charge whatever WA
brought against him, he was o~ondemned N
death, and actually shot His brother. fear.
ING a similar Fate, lied fo- safety 10 tie whites.
where yet he reniains. Daneliy was sober, in,
d~usirions and intelligent, ard r,uch re.pccted
in the white settlements where no was Known.
Fh's poor fellow. it will lie perceived, was.
~ compliance with Tie snptrs;;tious notions OF
the tribe TO which he belonged, executed, &c
cause he accumulated wealth; which accunnu.
lation, his people supposed, was connected
with w'tch-cSaGi, for they co... not concoiys.
how it were possible fer \ man to Obtain
wealth. unless he had connexion with the dey.
a. Poor fellow! lie foil a martyr TO the vir.
,rous eacses Of prudence, frugalty, and ind,n.
try. Better had it been for him, If he had
thrown his money into the depths Of the sea.
It is a matter Of rejoicing, that these super.
sti;;ous notions do not prevail among all the
numerous tribes of Indians, who inhabit tho
forests Of North America. The chiokapaw..
considc' the accumulation Of wealth, a signal
mark Of the bcnciccneo Of the Great Spirit,
aud many Of them have accumulated largo
.%!'rtuncs, and ewn extensive p." atoms,
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LARCHAR & HATCH

HAVE just received from New-York super
q IL blue Cloths and Ca ssiincres 7; one piece
Of Scotch Plaid Of q very superior quality
ON HAND. super. blue, black, brown,
and olive Cloths and Cassimercs ; Camblets /;
Dufils Coatings worsted and lambs wool
Shirts and Drawers /; FlanncIs, Cloves, Hosie-
ry, and many other articles, suitable for the
season-with a small assortment ofready male
clothing for sale on liberal terms.
ALSO,
For sale-Pcw, No. LOG in the Univcrsalist
Chapel. Apply at No. 8, Market Square.
jan %
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PROVIDENCE. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY sc, 1928
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

T. the Court Of Probate for the own Of
Providence, Commissioners 10 receive and al
low the claims against the estate Of Robert
Bowen, late Of Providence, deceased, repre-
scnted insolyent, hereby give notice, that six
months from the 2tst. instant. are allowed the
creditors of SAID estate TO bring IN and prove
their respective claims against said estate, and
the Commissioner will meet at the Office Of
C. F. TilIinghast, on Saturday, the 2tsi of
June, and Monday, tine 2lst of July next, at 5
o'clock, p. NJ. for the purpose Of receiving,
and examining the claims against said estate
GEORGE LARNED,)
s. A. CRAPO,
Jan 90
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DYING, PRINTING AND BLEACH C
ny THE
LYNN PRINTING COMPANY.

FIVE and finish in the best manner, Broad
~ Cloths; Kcrseyneres; Satins; Sarsncts;
Canton and Italian Grapes; Plush; Silk and
Cotton Vclyets; Silk and Worsted Cords; Cam
oils Hair Shlwls; Silk and Cotton do; Hosie-
~ and Gloves; Ribbons, Taste, SC.
PERMANENT Greens on Silks for Um-
brellas and Paras9ls. .
PERMANENT colours on Cotton and
woollen Yarn, for Weaving and for Carpcting.
PRINT Fancy Patterns on Silk Cotton and
Linen, and Border and Figure WoolIcn Table
Cloths, Shawls and Flannels. .
BLEACH in the best manner all doscrip-
tions of Cotton and Linen Goods, and remove
Stains aud Iron mould from Table Linen, &c.
ALSO Cleanse Garments of every descrip-
ton --:yleanse and Glaze Furniture, Cleanse
Crapets, Blankets, limitation and real CASH
nero Shawls, in a style-cqaal to any in the
country.
B. & C. A. TAYLOR, Agents,
No. 10, Market Square,
No. II 3m Providence
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1T IS with the most painfyi feelings that
we record , heari-rcnding disaster, which oc,
Cured on Wednesday night in the family Of
Henry Ecxyonp, Esq Of this city. Tho
facts, No VIC arc informed. are these: One OF
his daughters, a young lady about 10 years Of
ago, was sitting up with her SISTER, who ha,
been seriously ~iudisposcd and confined to hev
room for some time past. In tho course ofths
night, sho fell asleep while reclining in the
easy chair, and by the falling Of burning
cinder her clothes accidentally caught fire,
and she was Immediately cnvelopcd in famcs,
The family was alarmc J rs soon as possblet
by her invalid sister. but before any relief
could be obtained, sho was go much injured
that she expired Yesterday morning -,Nfps
iprS Gr>Ie.
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SAMUEL NJ TABER,

No. So, WEsrMINsrER Row,
HAS jlst received from ,ew York and
MI Boston Tea Pots, Walters, Candle
sticks, Knives and Forks Pen and Pocket
Knives, Razors, Scissors, fancy Bellows Hearth
Brushes. Clothes do SC. together with many
other articles, too numerous to particularize in
an advertisement. All Of the above articles
will be sold for a small advance, for cash OF
approved credit.
N. B. lie continues to manufacture Je welry
o. diferent kinds, also silver spoons and thinb'e
warranted ofthc first quality. All kinds ofwork
in his line repaired at short notice. Custom
ers are particularly requested rs to forgetiih
ppmber Dec 10
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JOHN HARTSHORN,

GENERAL COMMISSION AGE1r, EosToN,
9H As taken tho Store Nos. ~ and %,
"a Liberty square Buildings. opposite the
Commercial Coffee House, for tho purpose Of
transacting~ Commission Business, md tenders
his services 20 his friends and the public, re-
spcctfully soliciting consignments OF every de-
scription of merchandise.
Particular attention Will DO paid to the sale
of DOMESTIC GOODS, and the usual advan
ces made OH consignmcnts. Refer to
GEORGE =. R.ATHBONE,
CHARLES EARTSHORN,
Providence.
Boston, October 16 cpistf.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

SENHE subscriber has aiken an Office at No.
q 1874 North Main street, for the purpose
of establishing a geacral Intelligence Office in
this town, similar establishments have been
productive Of giving early Information to all
those desrous of obtaining places of employ
ment in all tho p~opulous cities and towns in
tho United States and he Aattcrs himself that
by proper attention to the business he shall
receive the patronage o fthe inhabitants in ;hs
tow and its vicinity.
A situation ns Bar kca or, is wanted By a
young man, who is capable, every way q%usilfi-
cd, and can give the bcs, ofrcferences-apply
as above. JONAH MOOKE.
ian23 Il
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THE INSOLVENT LAWS.

1EyHERE will be published. in the course Of
T. two or three weeks, and be offered for
sale at ali the Book Stores, in this town, AN
Essay on tine I~NsoLvENr LAWS Of Rhode
Island; By A CITIZEN OF ~PaovIDENcR;-
price l6 cents. The pamphlet will contain
about forty pages, and will develop facts. con-
nected with the Insolvent Laws of the State
which will develop undreampt Of acts Of cruel
", and of cold blooded calcnlation-suscepti-
bio of pro%of-which will staggor human cro-
dulity. 81 Jan 23.
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J. 3. WOOD

VKAVfNG taken n license, agrecably to
81 an act passed at the January session Of
the General Assembly, Of tho State of Rhode
Island, offers for sale, Tickets in all tho pop
ular Lot'orics at Wholesale and retail, on very
accommodating terms. Ho advances cash
Immediately for all prizes sold at his Office
He also transacts Brokerage and Exchange
business of every description, on the best
terms. lawlwls Jan 20
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Jan 10 3s.

yTlHE subscriber having been appointed ad.
ministrator of the estate Of Christopher
Vaughan, Jr. late of Providence, deceased,
ard having taken on him that trust. by giving
bond according to law, to the cour, Of Pro-
bate Of said town, requests all persons indebted
10 the estate Of the deceased, to make immedi-
ate payment. and all other persons having
claims against the same 20 present thcm for
settlement. BOWEN VAUGHAN.
Jan 20
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

"HE subscriber having heen appointed Al
Il ,inisirator ou the Estate of RoBERT Bow
ZEN, late of Providence. deceased, and having
taken on himself TINT trust, by giving bond ac-
cordins to law, TO the Court Of Probate Of .a:d
own, requests all persons Indebted 10 the Es-
tate of the deceased. 10 make immediate paw
men,, and all other persons having 81 inns aSaiut
the same, 10 present them for settle nept.
Ja1. q 9 7 I'll ENb'lNS".
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GLASSES.
CHARLE S i. LEGGETT,
LOOKING GLASS MANUFACTURER,

LOOKING GLASS MANUFACTURER,
Ma. %, North Main Street.
HONTINUES to manufacture Glasses Of
u all descriptions and sizes, of the most
fashionable style and superior workmanship,
which arc offered at wholesale and retail, at
such prices as to render it an object TO pur-
chascrs, TO buy at the Mandatory.
AT kinds Of Framing and repairing done
with neatness and dispatch. Country Mcr-
chants supplied OH liberal terms and long cred
it.
Gold Leaf for sale as above. tf nov "a
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,

HOUSE LOTS FOR S.aLE,
1 NUMBER Of House Lots recently laid ou:
IA on the land formerly called Camp Hill,)
Nor,l, east of Col. VIM. B!odget's on Ben,
State and Field street5.-Tl!e indisputable.
TO LET,
Several House Lots on Benefit street, oppo-
site to, and next south ofRev. Mr.Edes meet
ing house.
Also. A few do on Charles Field street.
would be let on reasonable terms for a term Of
years. For particulars apply to
If J. & c. HOWELL.
Jan "a IA, Canal Street.
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FASHIONABLE DRESSING ROOM.

rNlHE subscriber respectfully informs the
81 public, that he has taken roqm No, 90,
Westminstef-st. a few doors west of the Ar.
cade, and at the corner of Orangc-stree', where
no will be happy TO wait on those who may
favor him with their p%atrona ge; and hopes by
assiduity and attention TO business, to mort a
share Of tho patronage of the public,
Hair cut, razors honed and set on the most
a~ccommod ating terms; and all orders executed
without delay. ALBERT Z
nov 10 3m
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FRESH SUPPLY OF BOOTS, SHOES,
BLACKING, &c.

NATHANIEL BROWN 3 co. No OF,
~ Westminster Row, have just received 10
mack re, of Boots and Shoes, warranted Of
tho (rst quality. The above, added to their
stock on hand, make a complete assortment
200 pairs at loss than cost, .
A~Lso-Spongo and Knapp's Backing, Of
the hes, quality. Purchasers are particularly
solicited TO call. law3w Jan 70
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

yHIiIE Subscribers hsving been appointed by
ID The Court of P.osato for the town OF
Proyidence, Commissioners 10 receive and al
low tho claims sgains, the estate Of Cbnsto-
pher Vaughan, Jr late of Providence, deceased.
represented inso!vent,. hereby give notice, that
six months from the i4th instant, are allowed
the creditors OF said estate to bring in and
prove their respective claims against said es-
tate, and the Commissioners will meet at the
Office Of g. r. %Tillinghast, on Saturday, the
2sth Of June, and Monday, the l4th Of July
next. at 8 O'Clock, y. NJ. for the purpose of
receiving. and examining the clans against
said estate.
C. F. TILLINGHAsT.)
w r STAPLES. Conm'rs
GEORGE HARMED,
Jan 10 IS.
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GUM ELASTIC SHOES,
az TELLING of at from so cents TO one dol
~ lar, per pair. S. G. SMITH,
Jan % 10, Westminster street
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IOST

a. Tuesday evening, 22j, from n wagon,
~ between Canal aud High-stree,s, a hun
do, containing one pair blue Pantaloons and
and one light thin Vest; Whoever will return
them to this Office, shall be reasonably re-
wardod. Jan 26
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POE4lTECAEI.
MIR CLAY.

CNclNNArI. (OHIol AuG %
On Friday, MIR. Clay arrived ia Cincinnati
During the day hewas visited 10y large mum
Der OF the clttEcns On Saturday, al u'cloclS.
he mrt his fellow citizens al Mr.. Rnhner'> where
cold collation. was prepared vast ooncourse
oi persons WAS present. The general esGrma.
ton Is, that the number exceeded five thousand
Thee was feeling OF kindness aud good viii
cvinccd that has seldom been equalled, we be
llcse never surpassed, in our country. Mr..
Clay was introduced to the company by short
address from The Chairman ofthe Admi..istra
ton Commute OF Hamilton County. S W.
DAVIS, Esq He replied. in most impressive
and affecting manner IL we're impossible 10
CONCEIVE OF more respectful attention than was
manifested by ,hewhoie audience
The address aud reply ate given below
A rsspeCtsble number OF the persons presep,
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N ihe same iinff, a Just rsSnec, Ia,
MY. It's, think. an esrnnran. h., ,.aia.#
Tie hai"te OF Office, and rs rela ions >''''n 81
mat u imposes the duY on. the ot,,c., ''i'p"s-
'faciine nimself from society. a,d ~ A.
stately port. Without | hope. Intee,,,,o I'm al
due 10 nv self nv habit throughau, lif. 'a, ~as
That of friendly free aud frank rvs hrea
nv frilow citizens. have nni tbonah, Win
ce.sary 10 change my personal ide,,;,, Ne.
OF the various Office. through which ~ any
seq, or'o assume a new character. II ma p''
he EASY TO draw the line. ~ 10 the occ,''' mt
"hich = ma" should remain silent deleudt u
self IN the general il is better perbans :, " N
should leave bis paflic acts. and the mo- 4'
which he espnuses or carrles, TO their own -. =
cation bW if his integrity he questioned 'pa.
dishonorablr charges, oDder high and ,m,a' aaa
names, he preferred against him, he canpa, as
main silent without culpshie insensib,l,tv = 'e,
thai IL valuable in human life. an
Sir, feel that nave irespassed too npch
upon you and nv self II prudence w.rs UNA ma
tue Of which could buast, ! should have sn.' VI,
both yon aud me. But could not DENY M, a'ta
the gratihcai'on of expressing my thanks =, WI
Cincinnati friends. for the numerous ips,.,
"hich have experienced OF their kind ana -
speciiui consideration lbeg yon, sir. an4
very gentleman here attending, 10 scc.n,
hchnOw edgeneBts aud | especial, Y
them TO the gentlemen rfihe committee =.
lid me he honor 10 meet me al Ions, i
and accompany me 10 this city Wha,.n
may be my luiHre desiny, whist nv ~
lies are preserved, shall cherish p,oud ~,
grateful recollection Of these iestirnonie.
respect and attachment "
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the smoke He soon had the JOY ~ ste'ng lie
Rag fnll and ascending bat lac understood "oi
that the cause was the hot ne, within. which be-.
mig hfaied uilaied. beespe gut than thc -"'
rounding AR, aud "a. bupye op whit the s'si
bile part Of the sua.ke, OF winch be th'eis
thought. was hsashr than the an, AID was ah
iniI,edincni 10 hrs eishrs
( .IraofIs Elements o. Phwic
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ALBANY, i,.gust o5.-0ne of Dooeios A.,
Dnnn's TO" boais which arrived here on Fr,d,
from N. YORK, has goods destined for the Sta,,,
Of tennsylvania, Ohio, indiana, Illinois. kss
lucky, and tennessee, and the district Of M,c,.
gan.
We are told that contracts have been mad.
for carrying goods from New York by the wss
oi l6any aud the canal, for - 25 hundrss
10 Pittsburgh, aud for 80 IS IA hundred to Gin
cinnaiti.
Here is the most striking instance of the prs,,
benefits oi "uf system OF internal improvement.
Yet the chlldre. of the man who did alma +,
all 10 effect II ~ere codly and ungraleiuly
turned III by the legislature Of New York wa,
zen MOuSead dollars! DaiIy 4,L ;"