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COMhLTL.A-IrHTEn.

have read with attention, the extract and Ed
itoriai Gaping Of the late sicky speech and
sayings Of Mr. Clay at Baltimore, on his sudden
return from philadelphia.
Aud 'roin my knowledge of the history and OBJ
ject Of his whole case, prepared to say that his
"conscenee" is more Infected, than the "profligate
tongues and presses" who are endeavorng to res
cue the invaluable character, integrity and servi-
ces of an honest " military cleftain' and states
man, who not only knows how to save his country,
mot the Boulevards Of Paris, nor by electioneer-
ing harangucs0 but TO preserve it from the long
and maturing fangs of the " example" Of Pope Leo
the Sixth; which. no doubt, Mr.. Clay had stud
died much a. his " new tangled Doctrines Of
true Republicansm; to wit: "what IS a public man,
what is any man worth, who j. not prepared TO
sacrifice himself il necessary for the good Of his
country" Or rather, Mr.. Clay might have more
properly said, in the present ms dnce what is
public man, what is any man worth, who is not
prepared, if necessary to sacrifice himself for
office, power and fame, upon the ruins Of others
and his country?
His visit and stay in Philadelphia appear TO have
been too short for Doctors Physic and Chapman,
to have raised, rather upset" a tC0rn 0m CON
stituiion, alias conscience" necessarily atcn-
dani upon his official duties" which have hereto.
fore been endured by his less ambitious and Illus
| tTious predecessors who, from their attention to
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Per Cent Stock, issued Tor the Delaware ana Had
son Canal Company, was sold yesterday by auc-
tom as follows :-S50Go at s l-t-S25, 900 at
I-2-and $4,000 at 81 per cent. per annuin.
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THE TARIFF.


This veXatious measure, which is at war with
the spirit OF the Constitution well the spirit
OF the age; which curtals the freedom of trade and
the liberties OF the Citizen. i'll selecting his own
pursuits by the superior lights of his own private
ludgmcnt-which would prescribe to the people
by premium, rather han by penalty how much aud
what sort OF cloth they should manufacture what ar
cies are wanting for the country, when the inter-
ests oil each individual eager enough in making
the discovery for himself-and the principle OF
which would almost equally extend 10 debating TO
the people what sort of opinions they should enter
tain, well as what sort Of clothes they should
wear: this oppressive measure, which operates
so uncqualiy and partially upon the different parts
OF our country, has produced as might be expect
ed, very different feelings in various sections
The manufacturers of the specific articles con-
cerned seem 10 be greatly contented aud pleased
with its provisions. The merchants and the con-
sumers regard it in a diff. ent highland are vent
ing their cursers, both deep and oud.-On receiv-
ing the intellige. OF the passing OF the bil the
shipping in N. York raised their flags half mast
high Both in n. FORK and in Boston, some mis-
chievous wags wrote upon the doors OF the Custom
house. To Let-EnQuire at JTdshington.'' -
The people OF kentucky and Ohio will probably
like the measure. on account otthe encouragement
Il gives to whiskey, hemp, and cotton bagging.
Maine, on the other hand, is complaining that the
additional duty Molasses, not only INJURIES her
Rum manufactures, but limits her lumber trade
which exported to the w. Indies and excItanp-
ed for Molasses. The Portland Argus of the 2Sd
ui'. sta'es tildt BUSINESS Is brought almost To a
dead stand.''-'' The vessels in our harbor
which were preparing for sea, have stopped the
taking in OF their cargocs, those that were ready
Tor sailing held III suspense, the owners unde-
terninei whether 10 send them on their contem-
plated voyage. or TO discharge them and lay them
up, or change their destination. 1.-The news ofthe
passing OF the bill produced great sensation III
Portland. " The next morning the bells were
toed, the flags of the shipping were put haIfmast
high, and professions were formed and marched
through the town OF persons whose daily bread is
earned by the occupations OF commerce. followed
by the emhlcms OF suspended industry aud decay
ing trade"
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DRI GOODS,
AT PRIME COST, nv WHOLESALE ON prr.
Cloths aud eassimeres
v'g"na anu Rowan csssImere., for summer
a,'' and sufed rca'siaas eas:iluefes srshLur.
Wiluiin. ton stripes, nanktens - e'--''''
Ooi'rtd white Ensi'sh X German drilling snd ysr;ou,
o,"St ai',Ie,' io men; anu be vs. wear
r""as, co''ed cotton, d?w'a', II, klenbu gs and usr,
aI'G'.f 'os servant summer wea
+ ain figured Canton Grape; do Nlnku d,
Do 40 robes & shaw:s
>, S & Gotten eambrt.,
D9do do oamsIic muslin.
4S6 plain null muslin,
DO DO PLAN book do
Do do fsused K tsmsoul'd nun
;strrrsd ( 6sursl ea%hri,.; G i,"ta, lawn.
L ,, eanlir'e hds'i .Ok'ng glasses
Mems silk, cotton ard thu. al ho.. and half L,
!" o"en's sik, cotton anf tIrsai h,,r
:aS"'Pehief' Entue aud c1rpet iudiu., button.
Tapes hon''"s, palm leaf and iea,hc, Ian,
fringe, cotton cuids aud sewing ak
pc%e. Of f ali u. f ,ssy Ge;sn srtt
1'i,eoes and srnsham'i bon,hsE,is i,.u.hsz,a.s
LSsh'rn hst', sauze & silk hlkis. great yati,Tv
f"'l'' Naiss; RSma, Ee &c Henry, aod al, sHc,
silk, cotton snJ wo sted birsges
beAu'iiui high rolortd 10, fr ,.e. and .c,,f
Uhsar imperial 're:'ss lo rsn,., gauze' d" aud ,c,r
White pink blue, lilac, blach and efher for.m"s
90 re Naples, tndis satsnetts aud ,inrbev.
Pink, blue, white, black snd other rIsim .si,n,
,-,; et"s, iis sn,tou' ''ls, braJ., aud oher
SATIN ''' A"a' Of ribbons, as plain iuIug aud
fi'n and figured gauLe, for cs.. md bo,o.,.
D@na,h aud nsrred lusring Tot bonnets
spool and floss cotton, best puaIet
iism"E,' needles, best white oh.prl SHARP.
CIT snd COMMON pms ''
W" cloths Tor tables, oil figured center.
ed IL" ' ''""'"ui o'dcS ISufs
ni'wn HOLLANDS, osmhr'e garment and furniture s;;,;
sgt"I'"e aud apro" cheeks, cnunerpsn.. r ",,"'i''
S'A 'nu cotton umbrellas, 49, is, 20 ~ and "a r,
Warseies aud Jeans vesf;pv.
silk b'rtnti0e do plain aud figured. hal IN ,-
LravstinE OF every Description ~ I'm 'e'Vet'
.III'oist .HIk and !'ent sOnib.; Brazilian do do
Aue u'n "Si variety Of side, pocket, toiet ,,dd;r
hns ivory ccmis, -, ''""ins ahd
IT.. u Soinpose part only of the Stock.
'hsy conclude with eIptessing In. nom. tl,,, -.
sns 700 'n"th, when they solicit cont6,.n~e ~ H. '
short time only. f'' ''' a"oVe terms, for
1,n.e WM NEALE & Go.
ct
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.... Communicated
m The 22d ut, by the Rev. Pascal Town,,
H''d'o" ftrg"en n Mrs Mayy r.. drgsI III NJ Amelia
, - ON r m'day the 2gh ut d, he Rev Joseob ~
Jenkn, IA MayH 10 Miss Sarat only daughter Of eot
James ~ re-, dec And ~ the time aud pta-s ~
Sahtr'eIf r. DqvenPoyt Wiss Sarah r. ktsr n III
Moses Martha dec, al Of Cam erIsnd ~ '''
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submit them to meeting of the Society on the
first day OF the next June Ccurt.
Thu rems K, Of the Lynchtmg v.rsniau are 4, ,yanton
coarse, hey se bsraI and unt'ue Mt is not tn.
own the Editor Of this paper 49, Of aware oft
torrent Of abuses which will poured upon G. head
can he ar II all H. rd,3 iir,, ys'nv ""S " ~o.h and
&c Mr. G AMI then, the faith sum, ,i,.on am.
the most unjust aud vlniove attack upon man hon, be
the Vts,nan does. The senior Edtof Of tb usSe
gios i,tie. ibr nsinian ha, done him And he tn s
tat men, wio.e sopi Pinvns w,ul do cfcd To- uy
have spoken the hgh=s, ter. Of PRODUCTION. from
he WHICH they had mistaken for other p.,on
se"Icely Necessary TO add, that NJ not know Of
ht' femats' gong To The sa, he probably
The ia'' which will appear IN hi- paper this subj
MrTimoihy Pickering hs, the field sgsin.t Mr. A.
dams, The last Albany Signs Of the Tlne,, ccns,n.
letter Of column aud half from the VETERAN FedersI,.i
dd,ssed 70 ms Revolutionary t0nrade, Gen. Van Philip Cot
id in witch he skechesd aarpui Il tne b,ius or
New Ofieso., derived om which his correspond
mry mol have seem sPeaks lightly Of JAetons quaihoa-
tons jahe' hin against The oteetrons belog htefste
an OF hehga military Cheitan" -,,k', il he
50 ambitions ct military glory how would he army.
b'w ooiai1 feTgnas 60 supporis WAere would he find
destroy the public hhe,es?' up.n hf n
yoinglhmelf Prr,uadns hi. friends vote for siy Adsm,
elevation when Nj A. term should expire "S "a .ae es ~" .o %S
or himself in fine authore, hi, correspondent 10 do
tribute 10 the removal Of Pr'jodiees aud srtOrs."
'heF'NFtW bf, 'n tue city OF ~ " hss stopf husiues
10 con,equenceoi an injunction 10 stay ali further
Issued BY the Chancellor al the instance Of Il, sdsn 8
Legsst and one Of the Directors. The President IN h, e
ttOp sets FORTH that "targs debts due from The JaTl ard
to the banE-bpt not enough of he Effsy 10 r,sf -,
eHgagensnts-tha the Presdeat IS Io,gs
oydnoy offhe bant that ne banE could not &
the drafts from the other 5anEs fAnt 6sir1 5,ys
scouid Be upon the bank foday (oy spees 5i 49,
could not pay md ha they could not iogge, eorf;n,
b>iHg operdiont nc has resigned h office NJ PyetS,nf
md Director IF fhe jnsftpffon --and hsfh,rc, nr
for an injunction undsr he Of 1927 1t i,yaT tst
has Mt alafse snouni Of hs bills 10 circulation psrstath IN
one on the noihern hin that one or two tef
(not ramed) sfe expected TO follpwssuit.
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DIS NAL SW "A MF

CANAL LOTTERY,
10TH CLASS,
-, Mhi be drawn on the 18th inst. DUNEN
Tue Scheme presents The ,,tung hanGsom, pt,,.. W.
highest Prize Slo,000--I OF 81, 5O0--I of
Sz,oUo-I OF Sl,20O-1 of 81 ,022-2 of SI,o0O
- OF $50o-5of S300-1O OF S2OO-l0 of ai5o.
2oot Sloo'-wi'h manyS Others of minor import,
Tickets S4=Rnlres 60 o,a.tea1
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MONEY MARKET.
One hundred thousand dollars Of the STATE Five
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COIEEN,S

LOTTERY .d.ND EX CILdAI;E-O EE,Jrr-
CORNER OPPOSITE THE EAGLE HOTEL
1i me l3h class Of tie abov. Lotery aeag;,.I ,r;.
81 ooo dollars 'pas sold Cohen's Office 10 rsntitma
~ ihs Gays ara chere also sold "a Gas, "a.
great capital Of Sixteen Thousand Dollars To a ge,fJ,mo,
residing " Cumberland co.iuy Paaad here more eap;,a
pTt'e' hare 6seH ob.ainsd thdi. any oce in
" -Ds =" |''''''
IL Address "
J: T. COHEN, il; s. BROTHERS.
Richmond, "a hoy 20. -,
I'm CHAHCERS a, RUNS ldeu. n the III, ~ nm.
"a Of the county OF Challuue on the I'd i.v Eae
49, - - 10y - '"o'
Woid jones Hamlin, p,g
against st"
on ~ C-afcher Philip Jones' and Wood Jones mn.
The Defendant Wood Jones having entered M. s
e'', according to the hst 4u IN. RuI. II d.,
Court and HaPprai ~ The sass ton OF m. ror,,
IS not an nhshnsnt us this Motion If h pI.;
- ui.t 4! IS ordered That the said Defendant M
n on he hts' hohdy oi+ign', enter his svu,a
@ % s'wet ne fisihua ball. aud security ia p,t-
lining ohe decree OF tn ssd tn, oopv l III.
DE inserted ~ sou. newsPape' The city II Rrt
~ "u ioi NSo iaoh'hs successive posted st IN, fms
a'0f oi the Courthouse u SAID county. u copy -
June s. ~ o'aik'
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the county and state, in supporting for the ne ~
President, Gen. 4. jackson" Mr. W GODS OF Green
bush, declares himself oppos "a 70 H. re- elec ion
OF J. =. Adams aud as decidedly ia favor of he
republican candidate, Andrew jackson. 49, MIR.
Reynolds OF Petersburg AYERS that he =. shall use
hisl vote and (his) influence, small it may be,
In aiding the election of the republican candidate,
4. Jackson. MIR. Wor,lington of Grafton. aver>
that he shall give his - in favor of Gen. Jack
sons election, TO the office OF President OF the o.
>, ut the next election"
The last Baltimore Republican has synop
as oil the probable votes of MARYLAND, derived
from the most authentic quartcrs--and gives us
surance OF the triumph of - the cause of Jackson
and REFORM o. the People and the Constitution, in
the great struggle which is approaching. The
Frederick Citizen declares that the County Con-
venon held the Courthouse in Frederick coun-
~ on the 23d ul, g to nominate delegate ticket
favorable TO the election of Gen. Jackson, and
| salutary reform ofexisting abuses in the govern
inent oil the u s. was the largest delegate Con-
vention everhed in the county. Ii was twice as
| numerous as the Administration meeting which
Was held a few days before " Victory, concludes
the CiZsn) hovers US and beckons the irie nds
Oh jackson to push on and prosper--,o advance &
| triumph Remember our watchword is Jackson
and Reform; and the friends of popular sorereigh-
| ~ throughout the world, f)ok with anxious and
adInirng eyes, awaiting the issue and hoping.
that every nan will do his duty Meetings
are ncw holding through Maryland for the
purpose OF nominating Presidential Electors and
Delegates 10 the State Legislature.
The Signs favorable in the State of
| Illinois. The Illinois Corrcctor' O. the
10Th ut., describes the jackson Convention OF De-
puties, which assembled at Springfield, in the
county OF Sdgam9, for the nomination of an Elec-
tor II was " attended by great concourse OF ci-
tizens of that county and from other parts OF the
State by "a large majority OF whom the proceed.
| ings were most heartily approved" The "Correc-
tor adds, that even that portion of the state is de-
cidediy for the election OF jackson. "---At muster
OF Capt Clary's company, ~ men present, '' upon
call being made, the ,ohoie ~ found to be
| for Jackson"
Even in New England, the standard of rebellion
| Is ralsel. We are not sanguine as to believe,
that the Spartan phaanx of 81 is to be broken but
some OF the Eastern politicians making calcu-
iations upon the vote of New Hampshire, and part
OF the vote of Maine. 1t is certain that mee,ir rs
are held and conventions are TO be organized, for
the purpose of forming Electoral Ticket.
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Making an annual excess on The -,
side of the present Admins. of 5fS-'ff''tV'-
1t is said, however, that all this is an affair of
/ Congress, and that il ''would be very unjust TO
transfer the blame from them to the Executive -
But is not the sanction of the President necessary
under certain qualifications, to give the validity of
Law" to acts of Congress,-is it not made his du-
. " Ito recommend 10 their consideration such
measures as he shall Judge necessary and expedi-
ent-to "take care that the laws shall be faithfully
executed and among other things, to supe rntend
the disbursement OF public money, and TO enforce
! economy and accountability in its expenditure
Does he not in various nameless modes, exert an
efficient influence upon all the movements Of the
government, is proved by the fact that there ne
yer yet has been Congress, which did not con-
form IN its policy to the opinion OF the reigning Ex-
ecutive? isit not strange that when evil has been
done, and blame is TO be encountered the Pre-
sdent becomes perfect cypher in the government
but when good has been achieved and praise is
TO be bestowed, he is there al-in-all 1.-The pay
ment Of the public debt isa matter fixed by law,
and by law too, which was passed ten years ago.
and yet how often have we heard from orators in
and out of Congress, and among others, from the
gentleman from New Hampshire himself, that
"the present administration has paid thirty three
millions of the principal and interest of the public
debt ga UooderfM result truly, 10 be aceon,--
piished NTH a revenue Of Serentv fire millions
and when another portion of the public debt
was recently advertised for payment, it blazon-
ed forth in the newspapers that the dGministrG-
ton were about to pay so many millions more, of
the public debt, as if the President and Heads of
Departments had determined to do so out of their
private purses! The truth is, that the President
OF the United States, isa magistrate Of large and
exalted powers, and of influence fully commen-
surac with his powers.--He must and ought,
therefore 10 participate in whatever of praise or
censure may be due to the operations OF the go
yernment collectively.
Respectfully,
w G. RIVES,
nT7It is presumed, that a sense Of common justice
will induce such Editors as have published MIR. L
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Respectfully,

W : Q III ' 10,
GJ7It is presumed, that a sense Of common justice
will induce such Editors, as have published MIR l.
chaboi Bartetrs letter, to give place to the above
Reply Of Mr.. Rives.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-10

IT AND AT AuCTlON.s=Ah be- sold, 10 The
Il1 highest bidder. en- the promises on aIon-
day the 18th day of March next, u lrnct OF land
~ lie county 81 BedlDto, on stauuipn River and
falling Creek, Containing upward of 90 acres
adjoining the lnnds OF robert Iiu,vey Matthew
Pale and others. Thee IS on tbs tract Saw
end 6lsl Mill good dwelling House, a Black
smith shop and other necessary ut houses.
There Is portion oftbis trsci frst fale ,obncoo
land. There is an exc"Ilrnt cfnnoe for crop
OF tobacco, corn and oats on his tract the ensu-
loR season, A further description is deemed IN.
necefsaIy, ms those who Wish 10 purchase will ek-
examine for themselves. The subscriber will
assure the public thai the sale will certainly take
place on The above day 1elms one third IL,
baud aud the balance III three equal annual pay.
pens. ELIAS JAMES. Tor
Samuel Mead OF Alabama.
March 10 IT,
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AlANANI.nls oLLlCE.

l.,ncl hug tib aiutch, 1879,
<E.iiE Drawing 81 ,hr Virginia sfbie n slga-
~ ton Lottery. NJ. o tool, place on sefnr.
das Inst H. cheitbfesv,llt No 4253 - ehii-
titled 80 the q AID Capital Prizc si0oog-- I'D
10 Messts. pyer. rtafee a Go. Nasb, lie. No.
1870. drcs the ptize % 5000. IN qua1iels.
one AZ kcntneL,, one IN kaDtBwa VI AID ono
rtutned to Ilis ofles uom Lesmgles, Va uD.
salfabc 1hr puse Of 5000 drawn 10 No
64l3. owuedb, company IA Buckingham \ q.
and our town Tie pli1e Of el9go drawn TO
No 1868. distributed 10 qnarers. The prize
oi $1,000, drawn 10 No l3361, Washington 4,
" he Manager most respectfully invites his
friends md The pubic 30 pay attention 10 lne
rich scheme nj class, No q, 10 he drawn on the
irs, Of May, ahcn a grand distribution Will a,
cam take place. Ate LLF1 WlCH
Manager
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SPLENDID SCHEME

Il All the Prizes IN n wheel, and ali the nun
hers in another at oucc--1 lie whole ,rieme Ia be
drawn in ONE DAY aud the whole amount Of
Prizes may he had, soon as drawn
Price Of Tickets 50 OO iQaarters -
Halves. 30
4 > The 1910 Prizes Of 81 to be awarded Ito
the first, second or ti.ird division 10 be dctcfmlh-
ed by that which may draw the capital prize Of
$40 1000 so that holder Of threc numbers, one
Of which shall be in each division Is certain to-
draw one pIze aud may draw Faar.
The Cauifal Prize Of Slbooo 10 he paid in
part by 1000 Tickets is now scaled up I, deposit
ed N the Bapk Of Virginia AZ Richmond a,d sub
jrct to the control oi the holden OF the ickrt
The prize OF $1,000 TO he paid in pari ~ a
package Of 500 tickets is deposited in like nan
neT.
O. Terms--For packages hotties 60 ,i~'<ets
scheme price. for approved notes, payable III
teen das aGer tl,e drawing, without interest
Orders ~ mil meet the same attention
given 10 personal applications.
AUG. LEFTWlCH, Manager
March 8
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CnmnblH ConnlQ. febIual C0urI. ~

CnmpbfH County, FeJTudy Cout, IbIF.
George " Jones, m against John ". Jones' William
VI jones Waiter :. Jones, Bradford j. 'hnes, Robert
Jones and Nancy Jones, dcfts ln ehracery.
The defendants Nancy ZONES, Bradford J. jones' Ro-
bert 1oDos and Waiter Jones' not having entered ther
appearance aud given sreuity according 10 the aet Of
Assem- y and the rules Of this and il appearing bv
satisfactory evidence they inhabitants OF ts
country Il IL utdered that the said defendants do appear
pairtsas BIZ and tiat copy of I'M order be inherited
In some newspaper Published Ia IyRthbff, for N0
month succcss es and posted al the trout door Of tl1
court house Of sad county
"A A eopy-Teste. JOHN ALEXANDER, ca
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PURSUANT to Two DEGREES of the Superior
* Court Of Cbaoerry, for the lyuctburg
District lcndercdi r first on the 18th day Of Ocln,
ber, 1928, the second on the 2Oh day Of Ooio-
hcr, 1877, in the cause of Panncll w. Medley
he undersigned, marshal OF the SAID court viii
self AT pubic auction. Tor cnsh, at Haitian Court
House, on the fnuith Monday in March 1928, a
house aud lot Ia the town Of iiatseil.es
1. a HOLLONEF, M
let u. iis tds39
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sAKuSr DICD. by virtue Of d,ed ofirust
~ executed 20 the ,ubseiihcrs by FianeE
Galloway bearing datr the It'll day Of March,
lSQ r. and duly recorded IN the ranniy court of
tnnshcll, tpf the purpose Of securing the pay,
il.ni of a certain sum OF mnnry theftninenlion.
I'd, durio Fleming Il Edwin james b Co. VI
Richmord, - shah on Friday thea ifh day ~
April next, I'll o. The bighosi bidder. NJ public
auction ia Tin town al Brool,neol, tho ( llltting
rci estate, 10 vii. one haet Of land lying in
tho county Of Campbell containing one nun
died aud evenly eight acres with water blist
Mil thereon. aud bounded BY the lands oi 10.
scph Galloway and others
Also. the SAID Calnpay's undivided interest in
n certain traef of land, lying IN the aforesaid
county, belonging 10 tile estate ct Thomas NJ
Cune. deed. bounded by the lands nf the esinis
OF Charles ellchrid, deed, Joseph Galloway
and others.
Alsa. one hall mere Lot in tie town of Brook.
ncal=~lh imptot enfns con iI Of u gbpd fialn.
ed store house aud small dwelling house.
And on Monday the 7,h day Of the sane
month, we shall sell, ~ public auction, nnier
the sane deed oftrust, ~ Charlotte eouri house.
It bring court day the following Slaves, 10 wit:
Three fellows. Peter, Lack and Hauy, two wo-
men Nat Nancy aud he, child Julia, two
snail girls Rachel and Sarah.
IrlIns 4 credit Of six aud twelve months
will BIZ given an the real estate, md niDet} days
on the slaves. Bonds with approved security
Viii be required OF The purchasers The tire we
believe to be mdisputnble, but acting ~ trustees
We shall tonsey such tile on5 US Is vested in az
by said trust deed
HILL MCFAW, Trus.
BRYAN W hOWLIE, }'res.
The above sale il nnde hy my cdnscnl and
request FRANCIS CALbAWAY.
bhrrh 10. idsdl
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Sir Isaac Nruioh had great aversion TO con-
uoversv, for he did not like TO have the calm
repose OF his life interrupted by literary dis
putes. When ms treatise on Optics was ready
for the press on some objections being made to
il, he deferred the publication, / should reproach
nv self said he was u sacrifice rcposc which
is " substance, TO run after reputation which is
only a shadow