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IbS ANYWAY from the SUBSCRIBER the latter Of
I'D Nov 1877, ntsO fellows, two OF them named
bey both abont - IS years of age The smallest
about II ina high, with his forehes d, stout
made and Of Indian complexion and round The
Sam shout las high, slender made, long face rather
" light comPlexion The other fellow named John, about
70 years oil g. high, very much cored with the wh;
aud particularly bis right tbgh When he left here,
in &c butchers knife, aud viii likely make
defence, as he has resisted b.forei aud likely he will d
own his masters name will give $50 any person
who will lodge them safe any Js dslyeC tn up
M 10 Chester j.Tiot,S G. OF $40 for either Of them.
JAMES WILLIE.
Rocky MJunt works Msrehti. ioo-Dio+
A'liE suhscnrer will sell privately
= bed'ord county, situated the north aud south forks
Goose Creek aud the road leading from ucbburg
10 tintdstI - miles west OF Liberty, and adjoining Capt
BuioFd II contains about 100 acres, Of which
cleared The part which uneieared, except
ortot - excellent tobacco aud OF the cleared land
ACRES are ls grounds Of tie t quality aud the ieuiaud,
lemd'kehy hTe nigh iand This Of The best OF
land ~ the upper couny being well adapted the ouga
on ~ tobacco aud al knds Of gam u lies markedly well
aud fty rcC Ou sone u divided would make very
handsome tracts which shall be dplc # those who wish 10
ruieile wish IT, Persons wishing 10 Puichsss nay apply
the snseIb. rfsdpg ~ tie HtghbO hood Of New London,
Of t. CAPT bucrJ residing the tract WM. IRVINE.
J7r 20 ~
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Ha.fPDE.N .SYDNEY COLLEGE.
NItLE Sem Annual Examination al Hampton Sasney Col
"a itgt VIII commence Friday the sih and e",
.n the We'intsdy following The Meeting Of the B'srd si
ON the 2lth.
April is. tio-3t
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FfluE raftnersp fNnung between the Isl lr f
~ Mercantile Bu'iness, Charlotte thoue nsf the
firm OF Archibald Vaughn Co wasdsoved ON the at nsi
by limitation All pefsJns Indebted the concern srs
requested To forward settle their arcouut a,
- po,bie. Thos having cs,m,, will apply t. Archibald
Vaughn who 4 suihO, scd o. settle the bunetuf IN
ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN,
WALTER g. CARHINGTON.
ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN will continue the Btstna.. II
the same P,ee bis aud the usual TENS 10
puueiual customers.
Apil (. fpg--f2.s
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PIINNW A.

ENRON hc utscfher's Plantation Dan Rivef, Rock ng
- ham c1uuty ~ Ca0iins tie t5ihi nesro insn
nsmed nl blacksmith hy trade, about 80 years use,
u-f tees nigh stout made sud large bvned, aud uf fathrr
tgnt comr KIM with down look, particular maj k
dess iecliifeed exrrp tr hat purchased the said
go last Summer Of hf Mile, Ne bead of the bay
May and whre De- h77 lett wife, Eni tehtre he iusy
haF' hsyc dc Ted his ftepf Auy pcsOn wbr lake Or
the sad negro, sni conhne htn Ji, that yet BIN
sean and giving infptm hfreof shalt fiak
z" South IT te james River $50 orh taken North thereof
$50, aud al Icuuull -xPcntt pid Address a. the
place, un APRIL next aud aeer 10 NY Plantation.
VIM BETHELL.
III LmumI. III LrI q
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virtue IT trust deed c1eeuitd 10 The uhserher by the
~ late Richard iughes,on the 3ist davp Oct 1925 aud
winch deed - Of recOrdin the clerks Office Of the county
court o. Powiaianwi bt sold ur6n the premises the high
u D the iaiF day, that valuable rae If snd yin IN
t5'3hsisn county commonly called Martini wherfo ihe
ad Richard Hughes lately tesicd supposed contain about
6s3 acres muth Of the ssid land the emit
thereon, a. will BE- sufficient 70 The balance Of principsl
mon md interest due the sai deed, and a the
pense Of sale Such title only vii he warranted the pur-
ebsse as IS vested IN tie subscriber Nv III. ,s,d deed
AprIs. i1I 10
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.WEW HgVE.Nr ,SCVoOI

ynAoR THE EDUCATION OF BoYS-W, propo., in
~ h Ds ths L. establish , At SsT Haytn S|nSyfio. boys
smPon New Haven contains population IN gh degree
moral enlightened and polished, and distinguished
sasubTy anu beauy The buIldng have .ngsged large
and commoliOus, and stand. deghtfui situation, one mile
from the Colleges and 4h of mile the of the
town.
In order TO form the character early period we shall
receive boys Of the Of g, and shall usually deene
menc'ng with any after the age Of II.
We intend with the hoys occupy the ,:e as family 10
d. eet Their eouls. Of study, and 20 take oversight
OF their manners and morals ani the their
make pufehases.
Gymna:tie exercises will occupy portion of every dav
Que part OF our design to prepare boys ior College: tue
other to furnish thu truly literal and ed
ucon Tor those who not Tor the Uoiveny Both
classes VT" nsed instruction nSPeling Reading Writing and
Dawing, GeegIsPhy Defamation x Comp Arithmetic
and Algebra For both classes will provided in
he french, Spanish, Gernan and Italian languages under
native teacheis Boys preparing College will likewise
he taught Latin aud Geek. Boy, intended fr College
n addition Il the alb va viii he taught English CT
Rhetoric, as full of Mathematics Is desired
Botany Logic, Ethie Msna Philosophy Political Econ
IL expected also, that those students who may have
been sufficiently eucaou and hsy. made
the i.quie atslnm.nwl be permitted course
OF CHI u..ry iueraogy and eeologyhy Professor
StLLlMAN anG The e9nss Of Natural PHILOSOPHY Asiron-
Omy by Professor CLhSTEO.
The aud religion, of the pupil will
he parental They wall attend church where their paren
direct
There Will be two vaestior Of week. to
The Isl "wednesday Of Nay and the Cd "wednesday Of Sept
During both, the boys may with u, additional
expense, aud, where wished, wall travel with
Them, with no charge but thu actual cost.
We shalt have valuable library of the authors an
EnS"h, French, SPauIsh Italian efnan Latin aud Greek
reasonable deduction when c"ue from enc
n.y. The charge io boys under 10, $3.50 Ia this ar
eomFTised all charges for Including tucked for
the college lectures hoard, washing and ndg rou, fuel
lights and fnrnure' kept b.dor n,atias. he'd cohing
spot eta TAR Pr'eti aud when IT WISHED clothing
procured by Ne on teIin advantageous 10 the parents.
~ --'G sERsN .of - b mi ifTr
AEHhR < DWIGHT.
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(FNN Tuesisy, the 18Th VI aity, will oarf for sale st
~ "t'n, The balance Of fnaHute, corn SC. belonging ~
The Estate 81 Anne Randolph OF Wilton. SIX months erelf
loubpn3, with approved srcu't' WI, be gwen Az persons
hayug cliin sganst sad Estae, Teques o leave the
amount and dignity ofthe dcbt,sl 81 Jsn.s
VII call ior them va BEBRELEY Adm 7.
Apf' . iOs -iaftA&ttwmmay
nay virtue ~ deed pi tu 'x-ruird 60 the suhsrs &
~ J,bn James by S. e.. Swami Nancy h.. wife hearing
's hs 24h DAB 81 July, i0t0snd duly recorded 10 me e ~
uice 81 che Hurnr Cuu 90 the cy & Richmond M order
u secure Tie payment o sundy u money 90 W. j.
Cole CO., ishalI surviving trustee, sell public ouron
the premises Tuesdsy The 23h n April next II ~ a.
dock, for ca 34so certain piece Parcel Fl ground
with te appWieusrces heret longing, situate wing beng
the city OF Richmond containing SOf front and rnnruy
back e. he snd called The Falling Gardens formerly owned
ihy H. Bns and hDunisJ o. iollor: the West by Foster
and Sachei l, the South hy h. Main-s Oh The n
by Wade oby I in aud 90 tn North ~ the commonly
called Falling Gafdeng together with the story bfb house
above the rellsf,snd all s improvements thereto bel neing
saving and re'eiyns 'gay' ali he gh title interest
Geo Winston holds aud sprsf a. holt and 60 die ore
se aio sssj Ivy lease, dsed The 25h dsy ~ Mach and
The Occupancy u " }. maids. VIII. B CLARKE,
SarUiUiug Trutes.
lfnffh % tuf -f
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The rnd eTsgned, being aoGuaniei with the plan Of
Juuasun about We established CITY, ny The Rev
T. Dwight, aud H. Dwight, persuaded of the uselul
Of such institution, aud think Che of
ng, the Accommodations whh affords, aud
nstue,ou which they design provide suited in every
sPect 10 the object view. The well known character II
these gentlemen, anj the opportunities which they have
enjoyed OF witnessing the hest modes OF Europe
furnish e surcst pledge to the public faithful sue
ctssinl execution ct the plan proposed
jeremiah Day, Pre-. Yale Col Bsbj,nlin Silmsn Prof
Chen. a'ti Mia james L. Kingsley, Pr,t. Lang Hist
Nathaniel W. Fay lor u OIL Di TheoL; JOSIAH w GibProf
ORIENT Lit aud BIB Cfi Chfuncy a. Goodrob poi Rhei.
and Bellies Lr', Eeazer T. Fitch PtSf DIVINITY; Denisan
Omssd Prot Mat Nat. PiLi Harry Chglst
O. Hdyeui Samuel Mrwin, Pastor Of ID Pfe.h. Ch
Haven
REFEREVc Is Chancellor Kent, New York; Rev Or.
Mtlnor, t,i Wn w. WcJhty, Esq do; Therefore Dwight,
Esq dos Lynde Can, Egg do Benz w. Rogers E.q do;
George Glfed Eq do Seth +. Staple Esq. d., Pc ieah
PerI Esq. dui Rev Dr. Matthews, do; George w Strong
Esq sj Rev Dr. Spring, dos Arthur Tappsu, E.1 do Hon.
Stephen Vac Rsnuseleef Albany; Hon SAINT NJ
Oakley Poughkeepse Garrett Smith, ESQ. Petrsborough;
Rev. Dr. Richlrds, Auburn Rev. H. Dwight, Geneva Iobs
Raon, Esq Phadelphia; Rev. DR. wilson, ur5er Bin.
nty, Esq di Chstle Uhauncey, Esq do; Ehu Ohauncey
fancy, Esq atimoTe DIN PuyisRce, Esq ~ Meredith
Esq do; Robert Glmer, E1 do; JobU Glenn Esq D.; Rev
VIM Nexn, do; Hon. Henry Clay Washiugtonj Hon Richard
Rush. do; Hon. james BarhOuT,do; Hon. Samuel L. Southland
dos Hon VIM Writ do iou john MARSHALL, Richmond, Va
Rev. Jesse Turner, do Rev. William Armstrong az Dr. u
Brockenbroughdo; Hon. VIM Cabel do; Hen. Dabney Car
d.; Hon. Wm Brookenhrough, do; John I'M Ea DE-
Chapma Johnson, Esq de- Benz w. Leigh E-q Do; Rob
StaHafd Esq. do; Rev. Or. Rice, P.ince Edward VA Rev H.
II. Rice Petersburg Rev VIM Hill, d. d. Winchester; K ~
Shepherd n. KnOck, Norfolk; John Devcresux E,u ia
leis5 Rev Df CALDWELL Chapel uiii; Prof. Anirs ws do
Hon john O. Cahcon, Charleston, 5. C.; Rev. Df. Palm,
DO; Hev. Dr. Leland do; Thomas $. Grimke Esq CO: Alfred
Henhe9, Esq New oroan'j Rev Theodore Clap, Do.
2.
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SoR the 'to nation Of rbaeeo Planter. general
Ny uiations for inspecting tohsceoa the respective
ing Wa sheuse', in the ciy IL Richmond, VIZ:
T MS.Say ssssEs S SSslic gsis
Wednesday, Pubic ssssbrook'. sho9ke 3
Thursday StabIook's Shoekn Puhc Q
Friday Sh-cke ! Publ. 2 Seshtooki, q
Saturday Public Sesbrooks Shooka s
As an impression has been made upon part the Conn
naniy, that tobacco received tor inspection Shorke and
SesbroCE Warehouse is not insu:ed the Pubic
Warehouse, that sby the State, this inform all those
Iouring under such mistake, that il precisely m
The same way is at the Public Warehouse; and further
ti3t any facility IN the eeeivng paying boaage eSpfnoe,
safe keePing inpectng Hing, and collecting money for
Toe Planers,"iii be afforded them the aboye named
Warehouse III ths State
feb.ia s2-f
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LADY, desrous Of obtaining situation Female Sem.
a iuafy, private lau, Teacher, aud who can
be heard Of ~ adae''ns line 10 NJ c. Petersburg, Va
(poH prdJ
Feb
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Richmond Rdccs-orer the Tree Hill Course,
SPRING MEETING, 1928,

Two sweepstakes for colts 6ies years old mile heats.
TO Isl q produce stake $780, half forfeit. Subst
bers:
Il r. NJ Cunningham, the produce of Bet Bounce
VirRnisn.
John F. Cooke enter, the produce of Bu14,d by Sir
CHARLES.
JnO q. Christian the produce of u,an by SIR
Alfred.
Ja NJ. selden enters the produce Of Lady TOmanby Sir
Archie.
Wan r. Johnson enter. ihe produce of Reality ~ SIR
Charles
Ja Harrison hc produce of FAvOr,e by Viz
gnian
Cd Race, same dsy
po stake, mile heats 5000, half forfeit Sub
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VIM r Johu,on
Jas. J. Harrison
WIN. Wyune
1 Geo Is. Garrison fd.adl
5 Charles G. Graves
81 Days Race.
Pfopretor's Purse, mile heats $500, entrance Si5.
Sd Days Race
Jockey Club Purse, mile heat, $1,000 entrance d. 20.
4th Days Race
Post Stake, single heai mile, out 45o entrance D. so.
Subscribers:
WIN. r. johnson
Jas j. Harrison
Jno. Mings
Jas NJ Seden (slil! open)
5,h Days Race Gate money lori The benefit of no Syme
sweepstakes for all ages, mile heats in S. entrance
D. 25 open until O'clock the evening preceding the Race
The subscriber justified rema king that from the
number of 6ne horses IN tanning among them Sally
Walte 4siel, Betty Ransom, Sally Hope, vi rdey RCD
Muidrk, TiumpalnI, Nieefo. &c together with the num-
her Ui fine coils that will mske their first Appearance this
Sprngte cannut fad TO be interesting The suhscr
Ter has been at pains and expence eparng IN
the last Having S4;. Of with
has either training racing OH lie
yi be prepaI heretofore, entertain The h,
House, well other gentlemen who may prefer being
The
The Of the club will he the Tree Hill House AZ
~ O'clock, preceding each DAY, jock,y club Race.
J NJ SELDEN PIoprietor
~ u. The Treasurer earnestly .ool each member
will pay to be paid, his hy the day Of
the Jockey club Race at which time he epnpetd put op
tie purse. }. II. SELDEN, Jr.
April IS. I1O-,I
The Editor. of the Petersburg Inleigenrer and Of the
National Intelligence, will please publish the tmes
and forward thrir accounts Ia this Office.
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YF4Y sfue ct deed OF by Geo W. UTunp
- OF record in The Office Of the Of Powbsfs
or purposes therein mentioned, will he offered the highest
bidds for ready money al Powhaan Courthouse 24t
h. Tract VI Land lying said county $40 acres
sojpinins The lands Of Bryant Hewlett and Over Such title
- vested IN the trustee vii be conveyed.
April IS no III.
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-arrGHgment Of The freaks at the Giferen! JYare-
houses in Richmond uiz

'''u IIaTDH OF u WOlIH
~ TO observe that independent nf Tobacco The Pubie
warehouse heing insured by The State the House are
proof whieh when taken into consideration, very important
20 the planter who makes fine Tobacco The aoer
nns The value Of tobacco destroyed by f heretofore
hsrn 10 make an average Of both passed aud rerd sud the
owners PAD secordngy consequently the vi tobacco Of
N"t guiy would receive thiu the the
,neig The inspectors siiend personally TO 10 the turning
UP io1ace", which nsures its being turn The
business done With dpstoh; and every sey gtsued in be
way o. selling, paying eIPences, &c.
april Is. -ff0-u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24

THE FLOWER GARDEN Of pAPI

TIE FLOWER GARDEN OF PARIS.
oone writer. describing the flower garden of
Paris, relates the following tale -
no" ioi'S before our young ladies' will be so
FAR adopts in Botany as to maintain a.corresno,.
dence N the same way, even when romp,ed nv
the grand impulse ! yet what more pleasing ,hsn
the study IT flowers
not long ago a young officer, who had
made me campaign OF Egypt, fell in love with a
young E"'is'ah' ana IN The Spanish fashion. be-
ga,to walk under her window, The ladv " :,
"naef tue guard anship OF her brother, WIN h"'
'"s m'ft'e" man and wishing 10 Sec $50 III.
ss,'eh ) nor'une ior his own family, was Of conrs =,
much averse TO her marrying. The =. Nou's'
Bile to open a correspondence in ..a ne,' ~
but learning that his Rosini so. ,a'd aS way,
and mad tiatc with the b.,uo ,o,,.,s sssa, a ~
u week. Del ought hiv. ,seIf oC urnina na '''e
,ne Nno"'edge he hS, aequircd in ,be aa,, ~ sma
ta'tgHaSs OF howcis. md fo,tbyv;,h 49, '"e
rs qua" efs IN the market. Tn. hu,,,a,a
=" N"'ied, and by her IN ans, he conveyed
-. 80 ess a carualion, the emblsm of sns
- '"n' Some days after he received IN
h. W. hey suckle, the symbol Of friendship
,od,r os a hetiotrope, which means love n
80 anu added he amaranth ms a uos,sc.in,
ghi'y const dncy. For a long time he re
ven ohly the eternal honey-suckie bui n, las
rose bud appeared, he avoaaT ofa uu,,sl AZ
ieciion' aud then a ven onica, which say, :,
plainly as flower can speak, " HE more I a..
you the more love you" The oapthin ".
e"e"ah'ea and although his mistress was hard
se' OF age, he resolved 20 bring. the romano
10 u conclusion, and carry her off. This he PIX
P'a'neo oy a very complicated bouquet but nm
s@n"'r'i me souhs taay as not equally bro
hc,en', m the language OF flowers.
w Isutup In nt.E.. -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24
MINORS OF BOSTON.

From the New Eugisnd Gai1xJ.
gnnnslic-Tw OF that race OF anifnais
called John Bis, one somewhat old. the Other
samewh hat yang. happened TO be s~lrolling IN
tie garden a1le three or four Boston gentle
nien were operating. The old Bull walked up
10 one gent elm, and said, with much satcas-
tic tone, I SO ais is the way YOU Yankees grow
strong, hey - Yes said The other, -" "e ex-
efei.e here" Ao,ler of he Yankees was swing
ing on Il horiSnIal pole. Which neither bent
nor broke q NV SAID the old Bull 10 the
sounee ose, Maj is very stsung wood-what
kind Of wood IS kat. sir - a. don't reeoIlect
the name" saidhe Yankee, " but il is such as
We LniM our fubtes Of" Al this the Two Bulls
pi Kicked up theit ears and were .ileslt. Tie
Yankee. who W. swinging, one of our most re-
spectacle merclnts, began 10 turn over the pole
on one leg. . should think that was cas-, e.
nou h." said NJ Young Bull "oh yes said
the Yankee, " tppose you Try it" H. did SO.
and the experideni resulted ia slap, with his
back on the gbnnd and his face 10 the Sky !"
from the heighbf seven fect-he found, on pick
Iag himself up, bat a slit az two VAS added ~
he ornament ! his psntaloons. Nevertheless.
both Bulls seTe silent about The matter, proba-
bly, considerinst u Yankee frtck, The merchant
then began 10 dt many ante feais upon the
pole, spirning round like a 1y jack wheel, aud
al last coming down IN n tangen, at ten feet dis
lance, The Id Boil walked slyly MP to him.
palisd him on the shoulder, aud said, with .
tong of eUcour gemeot, & when all other trades
my friend, just set up u circus lie esi-
dt4lly considered the account balanced by this
repartee. for he beciSoned triumphanily 10 his
companion, aud ID marched the t.o Bulls as
as If they were yoked
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24
A F.

Mr.. Palmer. Mathematical Inst uctor in the
American Institution in Washington has inten.
ted n ne" aud curious Almanac. II may he
comprised on the f. &c pf one quarter Of a dollar
Hnd Is pc rpetual, showing the DAYS of the week
Tor any month IN an. yaar within the spaceoi
zen Thousand years, Without an alteration, At
Ter mat period, u may be set ior ten thousand
years more. This Almanac is arranged on the
head OF an ovtr-polnted pencil case. and per-
forms us operations with iaciliiy aud despatch
IL mas been examined aud tested by some OF The
pr'ncipa', most celebrated, and expeI lencca
"a,hematlc'ans, not only in the city bu, from
various parts OF the United STATES, ana II con-
cur IN us Correctness, simplicity and NJ tiny. IL
Is hsnierouSly aud highly ireomna udea. $50,
on the same pencl case wi be arranged, the
phrases -oi The moon 10, one thousand years
lhe New Moons, Fulis, and Quarters, 10 ether
WIN ler age betns readily found 10 the near
est ho"r curing thai period on the meridian Of
'he ciy' anu holds equally ~ nc tor an, place on
'ne S'one' provided It's long ifude is known. Il
also shows The Dominica lettef f., any wear
'he oo'jection, opposition, aud quadratnrr OF
'"e nl'oh tor one Thousand years. Anc by
Stamping the seal OF a letIe, Win The head ..
'"'s tehei' case, will he lett an impres ,lpn show
ing t4e day and hour in ma,ch the lettef va.
sed'ea L'ther of these spe flea. ION eau he at
r'hgea automatically as - ell I'd. in cointctioo
wan each OTHER. TIE. ieslgu and snnplal .
WIS Almanac must be apparent to The mos m
s"A' oesefrsF; Nf' A.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24

place u my aearng, ia6xsk as NO arish tr2rrssd
~ my person baf a sspasniion i In. Uaioa
should take place, or a deisknin sfien arotred By
any one. Ghai on his return hgne he Eovh use q
M means 10 iHeftasc The aispnisnf already pre-
tafiag IN the Siais in conuaueret ofihe passage
Of The Tart.
Senseihing wHs said about resiEning our seats
Ia Cong'e,s, aud returning bome.-li was not
however submitted 10 the shape of proposition
10 The mteiing. As well as | recollect, Major
Hamilton snih, If'he rest of the members would
mite ~irh hun. he you'd take Thai step. No one
scented 10 concur in the suggestion. aud no mefe
WAS said about IT. A the moment, | imagined
the expression 10 be prompted by a conviction,
on the part Of its author, that our further con-
tinaauce there was wholly useless, the Iaf,h
seeming TO be The greai object for WHICH the
session was prolonged. Idti mol support thai
he intended II as a formal seeeiaon Of south Ga.
rolina from hs Union.
repeat ia the most unqualified manner. Maf
no propoHtion 10 dftfmpf n feCerant, Of the u
mon ioai erfr SUBMITTED Or eper hunted at by ony
one, or aoy intention eEpstss d by a one that
h. would use any means 10 e1rtt he people 10
sueh a increment. or IA anu manner atiendit heaJ
affections from The Union.
nm very ,ncerely your iriend,
JOHN CARER.
The Hon. iopr Y. HAysg, Charleston.
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-, :, ,hslr rslrs cuts vs capacity "a 'e'a.
10, n ina, subject. The principal pa'ni o',.
s....I was Whether any good would ''san
from a pr,le.i aga he act. frast dP ana
nf..enlsd to ihs house ny the Delegations from
The Anii-rarif States.
Alto a dissolution OF the Union, the s'nlee,
"a. neither nrallssed nor discussed. NOR o'o
INV mprnher propuse thai we should "nan,
don .nr seats ~ Congress. rrihrn nome ana
thafshy end al further rolhicai eohheh'oh
with lhe govsfnfaPnt.
- =. 81 far frsn lasiag !" finally determ'ned,
n =, although ,hrs saall await The a'9ourn.
n,.,, ef Congress, vel thai a. then ssfi'Ni 81
- t,sv would each ,i,ii theirronst'iuefts
generally. aud among them make every efoif
:, ,aeaIca sicii doctrines anI pr neiples rs
,raafa Il, Iaer the people OF the State 10 agree
a., !. lyoeate a separation OF the States, The
very reverse eas the laei. Every indicn'inn
az ,,,sl;e facing which Ind been received
- s,u,s Caralina. induced the belist, thai
t, ~ ransiitpent were much excited. and we
determined hit on anr relurn home, we
,v,alI a!lay ,h.s exciioneni rs tar n e%ossi'e.
and ! 10 The people 10 leave 10 ihe
sea.filn,ed authorities oi the country. the
tax A. well "a thu obligation Of restoring 10
them t,cir rigiis aud 10 The consiis1tion It's
original ch %traefer. H'D. MAhliH'
Oct 90, ls2s.
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&c,

From n long aud interesting letter dated
Smyrna, Sept. 20, from a g%entlen IN in our ma
w TO his friend IN Brooklyn, which will appear
in the next Star, we quote O few particulars from
memory, respecting the man supposed ia he
Morgan the JreemaS0R. The writer fnds ,ha,
such a person is there, aud tina, he is no. the IN.
nous character he ia suspected to be This
man, ii appears, left Bost N the 5!n of October
1928, aud arrived at smyrna the I'd ofD-cemher
ia the brig Herald, Capt. W aierman. of Du,.
bury. On his passage he drank freely, and was
somewhat deranged calling himself Giraud.
WIN Tire knowledge OF tile Governor, Ameri.
can consul, &C. he went through the requisite ex.
aminatlons, and embraced the MussalInan relj.
gion' still partially deranged. He said bis name
was James Belcher, that he came from Mon
'reai TO New York, where he wac a cierA, 10 Rich.
ard Robinson, ani @en, rhenee 10 France viii
ms ia'ner. He 50 feet 9 or 10 inches hign. with
9aSa eye: and a@r, tnd a Cue set Of teeth and
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1fa,nie. aeass+. sslo u spesAl Frcnen
and Italian MI ian al examination was
found 10 be- anastcr niason' ha souiu SO no
luither-- yidlfiIy nui Morgan.
ftle Frend had landed oOco nenai me Mo-
rea, Calaniai. and Gull OF Soioksih'a aud
,.ken posseslssion of Navarino. Modon, aud
co,oo' IN. u Coaf.