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$40 REW5Rn

$40 REttyfRD.
" WILL give ten dollar. fs the delivery of my man Coz.
sAto my nyerseer peer Hanover orutthcuse. II. is a tall black
man, rom 70 TO 80 wears Of age. The last wear ne wa hire
at the Deep Run Coal Prs, sul i. we'll known 10 that n.,rh-
hornood, aud about Fipney'' Fits. Re ha. generally worked
as the tpfeman on the Bank. Hi, wife lives at MI. john A.
shepPard', near the Deep Run Turnpike.
August p. 81,
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.MOTYCE

INF RS THO: NELSON having enlarged her Board
GA ing Establishment, by the addition of a com
modious aud well finished Brick Tenement on the
opposite side of the Street, will lie prepared TO ac-
coinmodate from 10 to 20 Gentlemen and Ladies,
during the session OF the Legislature. Gentlemen
wishing it, can have their Carriages and Horses
taken in.
Oct. II, I7-tlstM. Dec.
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WEI .AI.aP or YIRGLNIR.

WE .N.1F OF VIIIGIJILH.
fHHE New Map vi Virginia, compiled from actual surveys
4 under the authority Of the State. Is boy punished, ard
cay be ohtainedby psit.p. ae:;iua, OF procuring it,cn srplica
ION Z Wm. II. hiehardsoh, sttheCaptol, intte Oity OF Rich
nond.
ihi' work, effected ythe lsbour Of many years, aud =, a
sd IN variety and accuracy u detail, or in beauty and eiessnc.
q g1esuiion. ireaee;s the hishes, credit on the science and
XIII oil The persons Immediately concerned IN IL. publication,
aud must prove highly gratifying and useful to the public. The
Legislature hsvs authorised the sale Of $50 Copies only of thu.
Map, on The isrse sesle Of FIVE mile. to the inch; aud the Ere
outive, With the view Of making the sale rs extensive aud rapid
as possible, have directed the copaes TO be disposed .; at ;hs
moderate price of $50.
Under thtse circumstances, Il !, probable that person. uho
shall moi make early application, will he unshie to obtain .
Copy OF this beautiful and valuable work.
August s.. 25-;f
A Map Of Pi.gfnia, '-duceJ from the Min. Sheet Map Of
the State, according 90 the prooisisni Of an act of tie Generai
Assembly, passed 'ah March, 1897, i, also Published, and
niGy DC obtained on application a, above Price SO per copy.
copie, IF bofa Maps, Ia a convenient portable form, y ag be
obtained II pre(eTed Dec %, 1897.
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THE OLD STAND.
Oct. 10
4J-2m

lHE OID SIANO.
'Yst Indian Queen Hotel, Washington Ci-
@ty. On Pennsylvania Avenue, about the Cen
tire between the Capital and Presidents House
This spacious and extensive establishment has
lately been put i'll complete repair for the recep-
ton oil his old friends and the Public, and if not
the largest in the United States IL is nearly so.
III Is nearly eight years since the subscriber has
kept the Indian Queen, and from the encourage.
ment he has received, he believes he has rendered
general satisfaction, and returns his friends his
grateful thanks.
as the House has lately gone through many al
teratiohs, with large additions, the proprietor has
The pleasure to assure the public that it is now in
ms power TO render greater satisfa ction than here
toiore. There are several private parlors and
drawing rooms, with chambers attached thereto.
WIN private entrances, which renders il much
more agreeable for families than formerly
he General Stage Office attached TO the Esta-
bishiment remains in the same place il has been
ever since the first running of the stages 10 s. from
this CITY, where passengers can be taken to any
part OF the Union, and Stages to convey passengers
TO and from the steam boats, gratis. Extensive
Stabiing attached TO the Establishment. where
horses will be kept by the day Of at Livery as rea-
SCRABBLE as at any stable in the city.
AS the house is not quite so extensive, and OF
course the expence not necessarily so great, the
proprietor. to encourage business, ha. Determined
to reduce his charges to ONE DOLLAR per dsy
at his Public Table, and no Ertrds-L Lodging for
asingIe night 20 cenis.-The charges for families
will bear a proportionable deduction.
The Subscriber has understood that il is circu.
lated at a DISTANCE, that he is sold out, and that his
House is shut up. He requests his friends and the
public not to believe any such reports, unless the v
see his advertisement TO that effect.
JESSE BROWN.
Washington City, Oct. 3. 4i-6i
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v tfAO ItfOt (@6fNEg FOR 6Tfe.
y virtue OF a Deed Of trust, bearing date the 18th NJ Nov
4 1917, and duly recorded n the elsfk's Office Of ths eoun,v
count Of Amherst, On the 9Th Of January, 1928, v.het ebv J,p,ss
> Pendieion,of tue said 1ounty,oonycys ed To- Inc undtf.isnei,
va irusl, tot The PurPO'es therein mentioned, 81 One certain
.setm paretloi land, containing 753 setes,hs The ssms more
~ I''s, iyins sud beng 20 the county u Amherst, os iIufrlns
River, ca bCtb sides Of the road from New Gla.1sr,lo I.n,b-
burg, aod sojonipg the lands Of David S. Garland Leisy ~.
sane lsod. shich Thomas AIdridse purchased Of Johu C,r,,
.I John WsfwIsh, end which was conveyed by sad Thona,
Adridge and Catherine his wife, 90 the sid JsuJe, s. ps,slc.
TOM by deed, hearing isie The 29ib dsyof ApiiL 1917 NJ.
shah on Mo1day the 27th day rf Oct next, bsE,e ne e.r,
door OF the Fianbliu Ifcisl, ~ the town Of Lynchburv orr .s5
20 sil, ne si5'e,''d tract Of lsnd, 70 the hIghtt EiJjer, -
Fn1lic an tor Tor The purpuses o6 sid trust. The ,stJ 49,
OF tfu'i authorities Tue cole 10 Re made for ready r,e,.,- 49,,
lhf ere ltor ore willing 10 suiiofise = sale on Inn. me 49,
mspt' hsing ssii'fsctoiiiy secured, and intcret ps,s ,I,,J.
snnusly. TIE inproysmen.s on this land are a Two .,nty
hilt< d'elItug house. with two rooms ~ a AOo; = bti,k ,FesS
With niher ntcessary ow' houses; 90 ice house. and /, f,,m.i
ovrf'fsiis hor'es hstn, &c &c. The wster - snusI n, M IN
iht ~ per fnunifyi the improvements m gntd condition. 'tbe
plantation Under ? good system VI culture, sod adsp,sd I, tbs
trorh % FIRST rate triscco, corr, wheat, &c; The .i,usf,epi.
h's'tqy, aud The nsighhorhood ds,iisbie. tbs land i, situated
ahpn' : tnle from New ola'Eow, the county town, shout forr
mules Tom the %e0urh,Gse q The county, anil sbgnt 20 mill,
from Lyufbburg. 2. N. HICuOLAs'
VIII NEKEHVfS,
HnE q. 5S-tfs Tyt1fs-
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RREAT.
NN&E triH buy Craps Of good Wheat and take tLen from
w TIE landings on Jaaes Rirtr,beioa at market rates.

MEDICAL
COLLEGE-IVdshingten Cify.
SfthE Firth Ses,'"n Of the insiuut,"n, wall commence. on
- the fret Monday in November next, and ronliuur until
the lat OF February, 1929. During this period, L-ctu.. will
he isi'vefet daily, anl iuli .-ms es gwen on th. x,rin,.
,apches nj Medtcine hy
Tho'' Ss;oan VI H. ,PI,'.,'er Of ANTONY 4 phy-io'Ugy.
JAMES NJ. ~StGugh.on, Vi. -. Professor Of SurserY.
Thoma, Henderson, M ID. Professor OF the Theory aud
Ptaoics IT Medicine.
NicheIa, " Rorhin-tou, Nj. u. Professor Of M,t.,.
Meiics.
Frfderiet May, NJ y. Professor of ob.tr,ric.
Thonn, =. Jones, VI. u. Profe..or If Cbeui.iry.
The ticket of each Professor Is SIS.
The MatIeuiation Fee, s..
rhe Gradustion Fee, $40
James M. StGughton, ~. %, Dean.
Sept. 80. .c-iNI,
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NY sirjus OF . deed OF ta I executed TO us by wilIsn
ID Skipw,th, aud recorded IN the vhce II Cunberlsnd
county court, will ne ,nld ON Tuesday the nth day Of hoy-nr
Der next, IL fair, t not the next fair day, Isuhicct to a PRIOR
iaoumbrance IA favor of the Lt rafy Fund a Tract IT Land
lying in Cumberland coarty, on .Appsnatto- river, estimstro
90 contain 1000 Acsss, be the ,auh more or lees. The shr
will take place on the premises, ona creiIt of Que, two aud
three years Bonds with approved security, aud q deed Of
trust upon the land wall be required. Possession will be given
on the GTst of January next, with permission to the purchaser,
thould he th,nk proper, to stw a crop Of wheat The purchase
Dlouey, by drirrfion Of Mr. Skipw,h and consent oil the par
lies, will ne sppiie q, disss,rgs the balance due under tn,
deed Of trust first a5ovems nuosed, and the esidue pad T.,
sabssquent incumbrance, according To their re.pettive right,
or prioikies Selling as fru,tres we w,n, Of Course, convey
ooiy suck title n IS veSteJ in rs.
q Smuei Taylor. TTsts-
Gynds0m Robertson, : tees.
rt IN E-tl.
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.ust Sale a NEGRuN.

ust Sale q NEGROES
TIA virtue of a Deed Of Trust, executed to me
~ by Francis o. Markham, l shall proceed to
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, at Amelia court
house, or the 18th THURSDAY in this month, the fol-
lowing property TO wit :--Stephen, William, Lydia.
and her infant Robert, ond Sam; also, a full set of
Blacksmiih's Tools, TO satisfy certain purposes con
famed in said deed. ELIJAH GRESHAM,
Oct. Z. 1f--sds Trustee.
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Dismal Sioaap L0nd Company.
<khIE Dynfrs Of Shares Nv The Dismal Swarm y.,J,
a Company, are nof16.d, that Saturday me i5b Az ~
y ' neSt, - ,be Day appointed by Isw for tbe meeting oe1 the
company ~ The Town ofSaTsik, Va.
80 80. FLgLhiNg .rF-s- ,.a,..
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NP.WiQJQma Lard 9gefcvU

IL sAtlONiIu LQtth .y8G1tCV . .
~ AM authorized TO sell, remarkably lev, ID. Land. IN tn.
"a Ste e OF Alabama, belonging to the South CT ioina Com
osnyi purchased by Col. Stephen Elliott, OF Charlc,ion, IN
1913. They lie IN the vicinity of Montgomery and CahawLs
and Constitute the finest body Of land, ever offered fr sale by
snfrvy Iusis IN this State. The richness of the soil; the purity
\psfntages OF navigst0n; the unparalleled facilities oi oom
&fercej a IatuuLe neither too cold, nor too hot, s6ording a
Lure stmo.pherei the ten'sly populated pe'shborhoos, pre-
fseniins a lively prospect OF common SCHOOL,; the superior
cnp,rre 10 render a settlement in this part of the State de,ta-
ole. The great care and Judgment, with WHICH these land.
were selected, the very iog prices at which they were pur-
cnssed, and the snItety OF The company TO dispose OF them,
Tor the Pun pose OF edeetins a settlement among themst Ives
viIl enable the purchaser 10 UbtaIH good land, al iuE prices.
a credit To suit the purchaser will he given, and good secu-
IUy required. All the purchase money ha. been paid TO
government, and patents obtained. Deeds OF conveyance will
ue made to purehassfs, when they make payment.
I am also suthoi ICED to sell, the very valuable land, m Ala
r1:ss, be!onSirs 10 the inilowiug sentlemen: Col. Stephen
Elliott, *. Yeadon, and J. s. Bennett of Charleston, South
Carolina, together VITA SEVERAL thousand acre, belonging 10
oiLer individuals.
Slave holders IN Maryland, vmginis, North Carolina, and
perhaps those living more south, would, in many instances
more than double the value OF their properly, by purchasing
good farns al low prices, IN Middle Alsbsms, and placing
portion Of their hands upon theg, un Ter good managers. The
transition Of the slaves would enhance their yaIue nearly on,
bali, and the produce of the farms can he transmitted annually
10 New York, AMI the proceeds in cash returned TO the owner
without trouble OF difficulty.
Gebtlemen at distance, owning laud in Alaham1. can have
Ike taxes paid, or any other disposition made Of IL, by giyins
ne suitable 'n.true;icp', apd enclosing the money.
will attend to any business, 10 be tranIact.d IN the land
Office IN Cshswbs.
Letters, postage paid, will he punctaaily sr-~. ed, and any
in'armstion given, which may be requested, aud in my power
to obtain ia this country. JESSE BEEkE, Agent.
Cahawbs, Alabama.
Nv GentietEen wall ecufsr = favor, by cutting thi, adyct
treuent out OF the raPtr, AID posting ii w ~ some oon,picuou.
place. Sept. so 42-tf
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Al rs. BRooME's school commcnc d Monday DC.
~ tober 18Th. Teachers Of the frs, eminence in
each department have been engaged, and every
arrangement m abe 10 facilitate The progress of The
young ladies committed to her care.
Maps, Globes, Diagrams, Pianos, and an cxtcn.
sive and we'll selected Library are provided
The celebrated hlr. Hassler will attend regular.
Iy 70 teach Astronomy, Natural Philosophy, Alge.
bra & Mathematics.
Reference to the RI. Rev, Bishop Moore, WIN.
Mayo, Esq. James Lyons, Esq John Robinson.
Esq. Richard Anderson, Esq. Richmond, Wal
ker Heron, Esq. Norfolk, Fr. Smith, Esq Abing-
don Jo.ePh Cabell, Esq. Nelson County, & Ran
dolrh Harrison, Esq. Of Cumberland.
Oct. Is. A7-3t
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S~IlERRIFF7s SALE.

1EN pursuance OF an order OF Henrico county
ecourt made on the 9th day Of this month, the
Sheriff of said county will on the 18th day of No
vcmber next, before the front door of the Bell
Tavern, in the City Of Richmond, make sale of a
man Of colour named jim, who has been commit
ted to the Jail OF said county as a Runaway.
HENRY T.. CARTER, ID. s..
for Mosby Sheppard, 8. H.. c..
Oct, Ii. d6-tds
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oct.lf,
charlottesville Fl,ngie .gcn9e,,y

Gorio!tesDiRe Ftu10lc .9cqdeny
slNlE p4tf Us Of this tnstnulion re ds.iron, 10 .,,,o,. A..
~ lHhy 70 take eharee II the school snd Inc hnafdr- deys5f.
usnt II TIE eomptneemeDt u the tnsy,nz ve-t. r., ola,
o. imtu,'ion viii eomrrehsni all the elementary bfsvsbr,
" E"s'.b ehuction-dengrspby with The ne o( sIobeG The
,"'',ueo,' Oi A'tronomyj a%utbBciicj Hrtofy, ~. deru n an
l",,, with Cbf91olcgyj Corrosfof, &c. Ics the resIiny
ao Samcaucai sofstiJc'ion ~ the hest Fren,h au'ho1,, ~
e,'sT poetry ofospeo,sl Needle work bs,,,as; Mu'.,,
1',,e rec sPplY hfi those Who c1n rroiy,a m,i sl;isf,e.
wi u'in1hisis ~ quslircstton. IN ,nal. me mo.. lbsr,l
1nvshiags vi hs ,sgtded. TheAesdssy r. plss.snny .,p
altO : idf"i'hei With . rOnnnVdous sud Comfortable d~,u
,ns b'u,f.out hoJiss, gsfJeo, 81. Tor ~. ,eenfrm,s, ,ioe 81 .
iafSe e,nhnei n hosfdes. Toe school Will he msns Iiststy NJ.
telyss, b. iGiet 20 ~ rfrson. 10
.Ner0nder G1yycN,0
TUyp1dn TDdyf,
John IT. Craven, Cg,,u,Hiee
Winiyo1 Bra1G1ug,
J331 z JJ7ss.
= Ia -
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EOIICE.
RtfOTICE Is hereby givfu, That Petition viii be presented
%se 'othe neat General Assembly, Tor leave q er'rt : Toll
Fndgr Sos the Psmnasy River, II the point a, wafcb Lit
~tepsge'' Bridge Do~ cfosse5 ire ssfd River
Elisabeth Taylor,
EicIcr2 s. Taylor.
ggyors5, ssya9 Oh
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palua6ie Real Esfn,e far ST.

Nashville, Ten. Sept. 80.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-14
WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY, MAY ID. 1928.

CONGRESS. 1t now appears pretty well set
tied, that Congress will adiourn on the goth
inst, although great mass of business must
then remain unfinished Some important bills
have been acted on since our last, which we
will notice
The Tariff Bill has been so amcaded in the
Senate, as to increase the duties on woolien
goods five per cent, after one year from its
passage. Some other amendments of minor
Importance have been adopted, as will be seen
by reference to the Congressional proceedings.
The fate of the bill remains very doubtful. The
good and the evil are SO blended in it. that the
vote either way, of any friend of the protective
system, could not be matter of surprize. For
ourselves, we hope it may pass, because we be-
leve there are provisions in it, which will prove
so obnoxious to those who have assisted to
make 1t so, that, at another session, it will be
easier to get such notifications as will make it
satisfactory. than it will be to get new bill
passed
The Bill for the relief of Revolutionary Off,
GERS has passed the Senate, and is before the
House OF Representatives, with strong indica-
tons Of its passage. 1t provides, we believe,
that all officers who served in the army three
years, or from the time of entering till the close
Of the war, shall receive full pay, not exceeding
the pay of captain, during life, to commence
and reckon from 1896, SO that, If it should pass,
all officers ofthc grade of captain and upwards,
world be entitled to $3.50 now, and to S24O pey
year hereafter, and those of lower grade to
proportionate sum-
The Bill making appropriations for internal
improvements is still under consideration. The
amendment of the Senate limiting the appropri.
alton Of $4,000 to the completing of such sur
veys as are already commenced, which was
adopted by the casting vote of the Vice Presi
dent, has been rejected by the House, and both
bodies voted to insist on their former votes, and
committees of conference have been appointed.
AS there was large majority in the House, and
bare one in the Senate, we should suppose
the latter would yield the point
The business oflcgislation now proceeds very
rapidly, and great impotence is manifested at
any thing which looks like speech-making A
dozen or more bills are frequently disposed of
at single sitting. Had the same disposition
been manifested earlier in the session, it would
have been more honorable to the Congress, and
more advantageous to their constituents.
At an adjournment of the town meeting in
Worcester, on the 10th inst, it was voted to pur-
chase and lay out a new burying ground of
eight acres, on the plain little way east oi
Deland's tavern,
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From the London EIobe

The Turkish forces are to be formed in
two grand divisions, of which one is to as
semhle at Adrianople, the other in the enyi-
rons of Constantinople. The proclamation
OF war had not been issued, but it was imme-
diately expected to be read in the Mosques
The hordes of Asiatics arriving daily, are
reported to be very numerous they are
mostly composed ofyoung men, without any
discipline. Several of the merchants who
obtained leave to remain in Turkey, are de-
parting, and they write in the most despond-
ing tone it is, however, proper 70 state.
that one eminent merchant in the city has
advlces In which they say, "The Divan have
had several meetings lately, and Turkey
has adopted more moderate policy; every
thing remains tranquil here"
The accounts from Smyrna are to the
10th Feb. They state that the French Adj
miral had ordered all the French merchants
to depart. The Pacha also advised their
departure, as he might not longer be en-
abled to insure their safety-that orders
might arrive from the Sultan, over which he
might have no control. In consequence of
this friendly warning, many of the Europe
an residents Immediately left Smyrna.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-14

When Solyman, the Magnificent, marched TO
the conquest of Belgrade, in 1921, a woman of
the common sort approached him, and com.
planned bitterly, that while she was sleening
soldiers had carried off her cattle, and This was
all the property she had. Z" You must have been
buried in very deep Sleep said the emperor.
not to hear the noise the robbers made, .
Such sire, was indeed tho case" replied
the woman h" for slept in full confidence that
your hghness was watching over the public
safety AS Solyman was delighted with this
answer, il is almost needless to add, that be-
ordered full amends to be made for her loss,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-14

ORIGIN OF WATER sPoUTs. Considera-
BILE difference of opinion exists as to the
theory ofwater spouts, some being of opin-
ion that the water is drawn upwards by a
sort Of spiral whirlwind or tornado, which
is very common in tropical ATTITUDES; while
others ascribe the phenomenon to the sud
den discharge of the contents of cloud by
electric agency. A gentleman, who wit
messed several spouts in the Indian Ocean
last year, remarks, in the Philosophical
Magazine, that the first appearance Of this
phenomenon is liz the lower end of the col
umn impending from the base ola dark
cloud in the shape of an inverted cone, in a
somewhat wavy direction, descending grad
ually to the sea or the earth. When il ham
pens to descend on the former, it is plainly
discernable that considerable body of air
below and around the spout, partakes of its
dinetical motion, because the water is vio-
lently agitated Herewith, for considerable
time before the point of the cone reaches
the surface /; and during its approach cylin-
drical body of thick spray, of much great
er diameter than the spout, is seen raised
from the waves, and appears to meet in its
descent, and when in collision, the agita-
ton is extreme. The contact continues for
ten or twenty minutes, according to the size
OF the spout; and when exhausted the low
er end becomes broken, and shrinking, as il
were, upwards, gradually disappears.
London paper.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-14
From the ~. Y Journal of Commerce.
SPONTANEOUS CoMBUsTIoN.-No.

SEON lANEOOO ONu1DO . lON.--INO. D.
Carbon OR CHARCOAL. Charcoal recently
made and ground into powder, has been known
to take FIRE spontaneously, Mr.. Robin, commits.
sary Of the powder mills of Essonne lin France)
has given account in the Annals of Chemis-
try, the spontaneous inflammation of charcoal
that took place 23d May 1901, in the box Of
the bolter into which it had been sifted This
charcoal, made two days before, had been
ground in the mill without showing any signs
Of ignition. The coarse powder that remained
in the bolter experienced no alteration. The
light undulating fame that appeared on the
surface of the sifted charcoal was Of the nature
OF infammable gas
il has been observed, that charcoal powdered
and laid in large heaps heats strongly. A large
quantity Of charcoal that had been stored in the
garnet Of building, took fire spontaneously,
and set fire 10 the house. Mr.. Mallct, commits.
gary of gun powder at Pontailler, near Dion,
lFra1ce) faa seen Shaferal take Ere under the
pcfilc
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and the Porte. 1t is said that he has given
an obliging and evasive answer, and that he
endeavors to retain the English Agent by
fair words, till he has received an answer
from Constantinople. Meantime an armed
squadron has sailed from this port, with am
munition and provisions for Gambia.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-14

"HARD TINES" A gentleman well vers-
ed In money matters, observed TO ne the
other day, that, if the present pressure for
money should not convince people of the
necessity of protecting tariff, thew would
" not believe though one arose from the
dead" American halEdollars are now ex-
ported to pay for British labor, Lread and
meat-and where is the money to come from
which is to satisfy that portion of the five
millions of the public debt, to be redeemed
on the lst Of July next held by foreioners.
estimated at nearly two millions of dollars
seeing that cotton, tobacco and Aour-and
whatever else that we have to sell. are NJ
exceedingly reduced prices and in dull de-
mand. The banks, however honestly and
fairly conducted and disposed to accommo-
date, are compelled to reduce their dis
counts. The sums of money drqym from
circulation within the last two months. is Of
awful amount; out the late vast mportations
of British goods are only partially paid for !:
and 1t SENS manifest that, if the banks shall
be fortunate enough to save themselves.
they must ruin many worthy people-un,
less something shall speedily happen TO re-
lieve the pressure.-MIes's Register.