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CABINET FURNITURE

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VEViIE subscribers, grateful To their friends and the public
u for past patronage, respectfully inform them, that they
keep always hand supply of fashionable aud
Furniture made of the best materials, and from tho newest
and mot approved patiorrs, among which are
Ward Robes and Sofas,
S:,a S%,ns and Tables
Bureaus, various patterns and sizes,
Work Tables, Sc. SC.
Those in want any articles In our line, will find n
their interest To give n c1 before purchasing
determined to sell cheap any regular Cabinet Maker, In
this town, aud Furniture being manufactured lnlne-
dalely under oar direction, will be wananted cqu,
both In materials aud workmanship, To any made In this
country.
Orders from distance will no ihmkfay received and
punctnally attended to.
may iy. SAMUEL & JOSEPH RAwsoN.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

YUSr received aud for sale Swiss aud Jacone Mun PLAN
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red and white Cashmere do Iioery of all kind, Prints,
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the following articles, at wholesale and retail:-
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in Cuba
~ barrels Mess Pork
100 hams-- 10 chests Tea
900 gallons Oil-2 casks Rice-20 barrels Flour
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70 quarter casks Lisbon and Malaga Wines
90 gallons superior Port Wine
2 pipes Holland Gin
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PROMISSORY NOTES

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FINAL NOTICE.

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r JOHN S. EDDY,
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SECOND EDITION.

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COPARTNERSuIp

III COPARTNERSHIP.
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pYatNo DoRR and will continue the Commission Business
NTucker SPRING at No 81, Piaestr eet, New-York.
tr THATCHER TUCKER
JOHN SPRING,
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TAKEN Up.

nN Sunday evening last, PIG. The owner can have
~ II, by calling he subscriber proving property, and
paying charges SAMUEL STODDARD,
July ~. Federal IIll.
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faults. aat thrn ~ charging ths whole % i.aear
political ad,ersaIies. The jncksnnles complain
of TIE ubif--bat then, VINO made tie tariii
Whv. Mr. Adams 10 he sure Bnt tHe Adams
people they complain Of the latff too And
whg -hersuse they could moi help themselves
thfy we're Obliged 10 vote Tor II, by fte power
OF he Jaeksannes; VIII are THEREFORE answ cradle
fof the mischief Icy could DO no britet--er-
90. they 10 lee eTenlpaied iusi a. the trainers
of The federal eonsiitl on were. for admitting
slave fepreseniaiinn--they did Tie best they
could Al the South. they charge The tariff Ia
the north and here At the north thes, 'sy II 10
thn south aad - We Rave ton all sides and
on every side Meanwhile, tiiis poor ta'iiils lost
sight Of nobody knows whether It Is what
people say Of Il or not-nobody cares ~
deed, 80 that the newspapers are able - grind
n np into political ammuntion--psper pellets
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iy--Hfo siihdres, ard transac,ed tnot busiases
In themselves. :" We underrtaud, fssys tie
Ponghkeepsle paper) that si1lilgr prepara-
tons have thken y ace 81 MI the monthly IN. 81.
iugs IA tbs quarterly meeiing. and probably
through the state tof New York; Distinct
meetings are held. tbe parties declining 10 mcet
together .ior Uorsiip."
Al article in New York paper gives very
Unpleasant account of the scene w.ach took
place At the late Yearly Meeting Of me friends
at that CITY. The clerk, vito Wis OF The
" OrfhodpA party manifested some reluctance
IA oheylng Tie acquisitions Of the other party
Who Immediately appointed another Clerk
Ono Friend spread out his arms 10 keep the
ne" clerk irom passing IN TO the tables another,
spread his arms 10 prevent he old Clerk from
passing out. Finally. The Orthodoxiies seeded
60 the nninber of about 24j TO another loom
leaving Villas Hicks and his friends in possession
OF lhe held-amounimg 10 upwards OF 700. An
eyewitness announces that Notwithstanding the
hue aud cry oftbe Orthodox party. both from the
press aud the pulpit, against that aged aud deyo-
ted servant ~ The cause of Truth (Eiias Hicks, J
he Is nov about to enter on an extensive TeligI-
Gus visit; II is evident the hearts of the great
nnas> Of The people y lin him, and his doc
time Will rest Is the dew md distIll as the small
rain upon the fentler plant. aud be bread
cast upon the waters, which shall be found after
many days We regret the breaking out Of
these dissenilons IN a society. winch tot good or
der and regular habits, and a siaid and sober
department, no less than 10y its simplicity of
manners aud bfneyoIence ofpursnits, has hlther-
10 attained distinguished station amoug the
sons OF mrn aud the followers at the cross.
kicim0nd Compiier.
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Internal Improvements IN Firginia.--A meet
ing WIS held at Williamsburg IA that state, on
the | ith INST to consider ofthe sendng of dele
gates 10 the Internal impra vement Convention,
90 be held charlottesville, on the 18th OF July,
A report was presented, which is attributed by
the Norfolk Beacon TO Professor Dew, of VIII
liam and Mary College. This report aims to
show the people Of the lower country IN Virginia
who, il seems, are urging against Internal com.
munications the same arguments that were le-
yelled ag anst them hundred years ago, and of
which the commercial history of that century
has been a perpetual refutalion, that they will
be made rich and not poor by such system OF
Improvement With This view, the Report re
capiuates with much neaIness and biesity, the
various arguments usually adduced on this sub
ject: the early rise of commerce, both in ancient
AMI modern times, along navigable rivers aud
seas the obvious advantage OF exchanging the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10
baltimore, June Q, 1928.

From the Portland Yankee.
But the other day Jahn Qauc, Adams. Dau-
lei Webster and few more, had tie good OPP.
n,on Of perhaps ftty-l speak at the outside-Gi-
~ men, who. this week are half ready TO cruelty
them all. Aud why Simply because the du.
ties on foreign merchandise imported into this
country are angmented-no matter whv. III
grant YOU that the measure does not appear TO
be wise one; that in fact il appearSto be a thing
Of plot and counter plot tor the advantage of
H-w England where the goat manufacturing
power of the country is concealed; grant YOU,
moreover thatthe idea OF diminishing the infue nee
of England on RS--bv diminishing our debts 10
her pcopie. Is one ofthe most amusing ahaurdl.
t''s OF the Hee-for of course the mare nee pttr
cursed Of her. md The more ce 0rtd her, the more
dtpfadem she could BE- on us, mol ioe on her.
But what of all thai Does any man here sup
pose that the people who have formed the law.
"a voted ior II, are all kaaves and fools that
they Lave all had their price No indeed-and
our iniks would be the FIRST to resent the charge;
bat IN moment of inConsiderate boyisIness
they get together d try % ma he something OF hat
they suppose will turn out very unpopular
measure 'tfst, by exaggeratinP all its errors and
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T-DANIS
Sworn before me this 29tn day oC LUG, ISIS.
JUDAH GCNTZ. Not. Pub

Boston, June 2f.--Onr Of the most ingenious
aud daring pIaus for escape from the State Phi
san. We haYe ever heifd Of, was attempted by
be assistance Of 4 mtn uamri Burroughs, nn
SUNDAY last. II had been IL agitation foi more
thau 4 week, and Wis laciIituod by the agency
OF one 81 the prisoners who had receive u con
diilanal pardon. aud 10 whom they agreed 10
gave fltY dollars to AID tueui. Reed had short
" before requested permission 10 20 into Lewis
apartment doubtless to mature the plan, aud
Sunday was fixed upon Tor carry ing II mo op-
ertflon. About - O'Clock, While the officers
we're At dinnor the rooms were opened with
false KEYS. aud the prisoners passed ont in their
presence, aud sccre'rd themselves in a shed in
the yard when making search they were
soon discovered. Their intention. however
which lad been previously slsp rcted. led 10 pre-
camonary arrangements aud in Consequence
Of the evidence Off rcbelhous spirit tor SOM
time before among the CoavIctS, il was thought
hest for moment 10 wink ~ the plan The =
vent showed perfect subotdination among the
the prisoners generally , those who were IN the
ward At rhe lime immedlaly withdrew, nor at
tempted 10 DIN the offenders. The false KEYS
or instruments use fr escape were made in
ne OF the woI kshnpS; and 50 ngrnif,usIy CON
trIved as TO unloCk the different pti son doors
without producing the lrast noise . confusion
Both Reed and Lewis had setore q < dressed ti,eir
belief Of the utter imuossibiIty OF breaking out
from the prson, aud their de crnina,.an not
10 attempt II; While ber'ough' Is said TO have
been passive agent IN he design
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Richard VI. Chapman
Ncl.erton Cowhrld, |
Ipas y. Slaughter, |
Reynolds hapmal, !
lriel lriui,
John II Lee,


Sinpn'on, Jupt 27.--rhe rye and wheat har-
vest has commenced IN THIS eighborhood- The
crops OF every description were never, perhaps,
more abundant and promising, in this county,
We have not heard the slightest whlmper OF
conpia ant Ia regard to any OF them,
I SOSrfulOr
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We observe that the Schsm in the respecta-
Bile Society of Friends, still prevails among them,
and seems TO be spreading u other places. The
question has recently become matter for udi-
cial e>ugation-arisng upon the right OF IL
sing bury ing ground IN the CITY philadelphia
but Judge King does not seem 10 have dec-
ded the question absolutely, about the ground IT.
seif-much less 10 have aay ed the schism in the
Society. late Poug hkeepsie paper staes that
ON the 18th June, when the monthly meeting of
the Society was held at the meeting house in
that beautiful village, two sets OF committees APP
peared one from each of the early meetings
recently held in Newly ok, leiih SsPdrate Ep's
ties. Each party pressed its own EpistIe upon
the meeting They, however, refused To receive
the Episte IRON those caledthe Orthodox PR
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and ayowed purpose ofeneoWacins do'afdie ~.
ansiry. sbieh Is qnfte sh"eAinE--
Tbrfefa,f Resolved, hat Ne 90 agree eha
pledge ouisrlsFs nui 10 "eai she't h''it'' =
flower OF corseite, which = not 2 nHaf hnsasi''
Of the latest London ashton. aud sill absiaih
H. mall .,sn,.lac tabtc.. nnnl our rspss afe II
led Of wing snch rninpery.
Efsntved That We love ioffign htsnries, par.
ti.niart, tcihr. cost great deai of msne. that
We hate domes.Ie d,udgefs, aed carr not a hg tor
Union, saw onls onr.
vie ToKIA BaiTrANIA WEiLBoRN
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-aEG--

Pensacola, Jltre ,. Tin FliAay last an oc-
enrence, which dep wed a r.ian of ms me ha.-
psned a is place. The. far has unde eon.
iudtral investigation. IL brict notice of il
II an ma Is necessary II appears that Mid
shipman james + Scrr, TX. having come ashore
with party oimen, from the u ; ship Match
~, Tor the purpose catering, one OF the men
Peter Aldldgr or / .fdgp deseried-that ON
GOING ON board Nh ahcnck reported the deser-
In, and ~ otT.en ed TO 90 on shore, empioy
Cnnstabl" Ia ar csi Ald'idee. and to bilug him
IN boatd-tht hc accordingly emploeed
Constable, ~ o arrested AldIdse AMI delivered
mn on The" n;Hf thai NJ. Scheuck then made
slgnal tar boat, aud nhlIr they were waiting
iol one 10 conc. Adfldse jumped into It boat
when W wing al the wharf, hostcd sal, and
telling -. Sch Il he might 20 10 boil
made oil Mr. SchenCk despatched a gentle
man who, was in company WIN hun for assist
ance nj wi1le waiting for IT, discovered a
h'ft u'adef the wharf and two negro boys being
ne'tr he l1mned into the boat, ordered the
s. oes 10 assist him. aud pursued the desetter.
s.ldrldge, prrceivng that he should he over
Il Ken. turned towards the shore aud, AT the mu-
rhent Mr.. Schenck was Jumping into The boat
he was IN, left it and took tile water Nj
NChcnCk followed, oyr'tonk and collafed him (;
! AidrdgP immediately seized Mr.. Schenck by
the cra,at AID attempted 10 choke him. which
|
OF three pricis ia the wrist with his dirk; u
>cnlle then ensued, during which AlGridgc sworr
he never would go to the sjip alive, aud that the
NidShipman should perish with him aud kick
ed Mr.. Schenci in the breast SO as 10 knock him
down, falling also himself With the force of the
blow both rose. Aldridee recovering first :;
and, as he was making al Mr. Scheock with vi
oIence, MIR. 5, made plunge at hIn with his
dix (they beino both breast-deep IN the water)
winch inflicted wound IN the groin of Adridgc,
aud caused his death in siert time. These
facts we're amply proved IN the Investigation,
shadow of blame can attach 10 Mr.. Schencl,
who IN the discharge Of his du'y, was placed in
, such SITUATION that, in order TO save his own
life, it was absolutely necessary ior him 10 take
that of another. Indeed the slight pricks in
: nlcted ON the wrist OF the man, evince great
GOODNESS. moderation, and iorbrarance We be-
lieve We express the universal opinion of all,
who heard the evidence and acquainted
with the facts, when We say. that, so f,r from
deserving censure, Nj. SchencL is entitled to
E credit, for his conduct in this unpleasant affair
, the distressing termination of which cannot he
more deeply regretted by any other than il
is by him. Mr. Scheuck Was finally dischar-
charged, by the Magistrates before whom the
matter was investigated, as having committed
the act solely in seldefence. and after every
: endeavor on his part to avoid the fatal alterna'
} tive.
We observe that the Schsm in the respecta-
Bile Society of Friends, still prevails among them
and seems TO be spreading u other places The
question has recently become matter for udr
Cial lnVe> tioation-ariSng uUon the rip lat OF o.
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Sinie ofNeD York.

'ITJ Ut" IUfIfFTV y NtW IOTh.
Elisha Davis, late masler Of the big Ann
Eliza Jane beng duly sworn. Opposes and saws.
ihat he never did say or intended TO say. nor
doris he believe thar Mr. Paul r. Jehnvich had
any kno"lcdge whatever ofthe fact Of there be
Ing carried ont in said vessel Ia Pprtau Prince
tho money which was there detected and declat-
cal 10 be spurious.
The depnnent further save. that all aud every.
the acts aud proceedings OF the said Paul K
Jehovch, in relation to the sad brig, which
came to the knowledge Of the deponent, have
ben in every respect upright and honorable:
and that the deponent has no reason 10 conn
plain or advance any ding 10 me prejudice 0 +
the said Paul Il. hovch
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Mr.. Iehoyich. who was the owner o the vcs-
sci IN winch spurious coin was carried 10 Hay IT,
hearing thai persons had believed him connect
ed with the Transactions publishes the follow lng
cerI IGcnIr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10

Mem York, june % This city was visi,q
on saturday afternoon, hv the most yiolru
storm al thunde? and lightning experience
here This sea-oa. II commenced raining
bout o'clock, and continued Ia fall IN tor
rents for abaut one hour. We regret to stat
that man WIS Killed by lightning IN the uJ
per part of the city, but We have mol been 4
BILE 10 ascertain his name, &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10

NeW York JHly An elegant sloop Of war,
called the FAIRFIELD was launched from the
Navy Yard on Saturday forenoon The launr h
was accomplished IA the best manner aud witnrs-
sed by great number fneople II IS said tue
Fairfield is TO Be immediately fitted for sea.
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products peculiar 10 vas.sos SIS, tl.sayh found
a the greatest d.stance from each other the
constant corresponding increase of supply and
demand thai principle Which some people 90
our own neishbonrBoud. eiher Cannot ~ y NJ not
understand md the fat that capital iudictou.
ly expended by the state in public works. IS not
iaN hut prot 10 the people. We wish, not
only thai ihese great iruths wsfe univrfsHf-
" Acknowledged, bui tliai the spirit of mono, o.
" aud narru@-ninded self interest never arose
10 obscure them. when some great proi~oi Of his
nature vas on hand. Baltimore 1HfJlcGn.
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Serious hfair.-A meeting OF the Misses
attached 10 Madame knonals Female -ade
ny. TO take into consideration H.. odl"ps larlf
was hed ON the Ioth nrst., Miss Victoria Britain
MIA Weiborn was callrt,to the stool aud Miss
Euphefua SctihrwfIi was appointed Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions were
of Fred aud unanimously agreed to-
Whereas ii is the duty Of children 10 assist
their papas and mamas in the ardn0as duhcs ui
life and whereas il q better for Tvs 10 MUD their
business, than spoil our conplexipns by poting
over bonks and whereas Congress have lately
taxed all articles Of fcmale attire iof the express
:, Chars Ire forbidden, they lcaru young ladies TO
tsop
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
Contents OF the NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW

Contents OF the NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
No 6l for October 1928.
ART /. The Public Law OF Denmark Danmnrl,s
og H"rtugdolnmrnes Statsrct med stadigt Hcnsyn I'll
dcns e'ldere horiatnng we'd job. Fred. Wilhelm,
Schlcgel. The present public law OF Denmark and
ofthc Duciics, ii connection with its past state Dv
J. +. w. SChcgc
, Clarcndons History. The History of The Rebel.
ion ana Civil Wars in England to which is added an
historical view OF the Affairs of Ireland By Ed
ward, Earl of Clarendon.
}. German Universities. 4 Tour in Germany. and
some OF the Southern provinces of the Austrian En-
PIE, III the years 1870, 1921 1922. BY John Russell
/. On Bees. The Farmer Manual ncludirg n
Ire2tise on the Management of Bees BY Frederick
Butler.
s. Life Of Ledyard. The life Of John Ledyard. the
american travellers comprising selections from his
Journals and las correspondence. BY Jared Sparks
3. Ihe Life and Writings of Molierc. Historic do
In Vic ct des Ouvragcs de Molcrc par J. Tascbcreau.
T. President lIollcy. \ DISCOURSE on the genius
and character of the Rev. Horace IIolley, IL. ID.
Caldwell.
s. Travclsin America. l. The United States If
North America as they ,. The Americans 40
they are; described in tour through tn, Valley of
the Mississippi BY the author of'Austra as il Is
.. SILK. !. Letter from the Sccre dry oftIre Troo
snry IN relation to the Growth aud Manufacture Of
six. ?. treatise on the Culture If Silk. By tho
Counsellor of State De lIazz. Translated from tho
German. WV
=, w. "auachla ana Moldayia. /. GcsChichte der
M VI, und Mallachey. History of Moldavia oand
Wallachn. BY John Christian Won Engcl .. Poii.
ilca and Geographical history of Wallaclds.
~. Our relations with Great Britain l. TJnitc5
states, ian article in the London Quarterly Review
2 Message from the President of tho United State
on the CLAIMS OF this Government and that of Great
Britain 10 the Territory west Of the Rocky No,,rt,ir
B. Message ofthc President of the United States. re-
lctvc to the free navigation Of the River ~. Law
renee 4. Letter from the Secretary of State ON the
Northern and Northwestern Boundary between the
United States and Great Britain
- Worccstcrs Edition of Johnson md waILor
Johnsons English Dictionary, as improved by Todd
with Walkers Pronouncing Dictionary. combined.
- Chinese Manners. Nu-kiao-Ii on los Dcux
Consumes Roman Chinos, trsduit par NJ. Abel Re-
musat
Quarterly List Of New Publications. Tpdox.
j. Subscriptions to the North .lncrjcan Rcr;c,r|
received by J. II. NASH, tho Agent fol Richmond.
no %
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Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal COMPANY,

CDiee q the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company,
- WASHINGTON, Oct 20, 1929.
1hOroSALS win be received at the office of this
company In the city Of Washington, until i
O'Clock, =. NJ the 4th day of December. ls2g. for
the excavation, eInbankment and wallng Of the resi-
que OF the FIRST fifty mes fthe Chesapeake and Oluo
ANAL comPrehendng the feeders at the mouth Of the
Monocaey and OF the Seneca Rivers; and the portion
oi tie lanai between Rock Creek, and the section
now under contract next below the Little Falls Of
Potomac river making about ten miles of canal exca
Seton. At the same time, proposals will be received
LOT erecting three dams across the Potomac river four
locks two basins, and several bridges.
The plans and specifications for the above work
VIII be exhibited at this Office after the 25th dav OF
november. JOHN p. INGLE,
nov I2--2awtDec.4 Clerk CHI a. Oh. Canal Com