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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

Mr Condict, expressing wish that the amendment lust
offered might be printed, moved for the rising Of the COM
mittee; but withdrew the motion at the reoest of
MIR. Buchanan who, after few words expressive of hi,
appreciation OF part of the ndment OF Mr. MaIlarv
moved to amend 1t by striking all after fiji ST para
graph and, IN lieu of the part stricken out to inse, the
following:
second. GA all manufactures OF wool, or of which
wo0 Sn"n ne component material, (except blankets,
worsed stuff goods, bombazncS, hosiery nt gloves
ana onHngs duty to be paid and collected of forty ney
eeH ad vaoe until the theth day of June one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty nine; after which time
duty OF FIVE per per auiuin, in addition mill ,h.
whole amount ct duty shall he fhy per cent
tie then sgnihed wish that tie motion of AIR Con1c,
might prevail
MI Hamilton opposed The rising the committee ad.
ver'ed tn the time already in the discussion and
pressed iof me question upon the amendment.
Mt Condict now renewed his motion thar the commit
rise. ''
II rose accordingly, and reported progress: whereupcn,
we "', n""e"'S q" Aiess's Maliagy and buchanan were
Ordered to be printed, nd then
The House adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

Ae hare just seen letter fran responsible source
in Tennessee, which gives that in that state
supposed TO be the impregnable fortress Gen. jack
sons popularity the of the present ad ninis,ra
ton is gaining ground. 1t is averred that East
Tennessee rs likely at the approaching election, TO
furnish ttro Electors favorable TO the reelection Of Mr.
Adams Thi, ''sign" is recommended TO the merry
wight at n. York, who indes letters from Washing
ton. and his melancholy ally at Albany, who of
opinion, as long as three years ago. that Gen Jack
son stood al ian unreasonable distance" from the
Presidency. The latter must be delighted at the
proof of his long sighted sagacity, which afforded
by 81! recent indications OF the popular current.
I.Nat Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
SOLDIER AND sCHoOLNJ.sTrR

The following piihy paragraph is found 10 Mr.
'otghan' peech-lt refers of course, to tie appoin.
'n"n of the Duke of Wellington as prime minister.
These are not the times when tae soldier onrv =,
abroad Somebody gilmore importance lad risen who
7' reduced the soldier to nothing, If he were fen
thousand times more potent Than lie is In tho n,rs-
'Reh'h century, ne" power bears svay-IHe SA0sI
m77f"r rs Hbro'd Hear Iear) roi2 frusf more 10
Pm "'n's9 'c't h'S primer tim 10 Ike soile, cit his
bIIcHsi."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

The opinion Of practical men on ttc spbicct NJ H.,
'a' as on every ether topic must ALWAYS nave crea,
weight. M' Dates, of Massachusetts, wool grower
"0S man who stands high for integrity and expert
cUcc, stated yesterday the floor of the House or
Representatives, that the effect Of the bill as renor,d
hy The COMMITTEES on Manufactures would be s.Io an
ply knife to tue jusular of every sheep in the United
"'''S'' Wax .jOy7nal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

Mr. Crawford, in letter OF the Goth January 1928,
10 his friend ~ Maine, remarks, 81 decidedly in
favor OF Mir. Adams in preference to Jacksun when
he was elected, and neuer blamed Mr. Ciau far his
cote, oCc0"se should hare sotcd tctM him Hud had
Z. Iote on tint OCCASION"
!snE nt Eaih"un for Vice President yho' lie saws is
To-e !sihd'naFan IN his principles than any states
nan who has figured il the history ~ the Republic
henneLunf Gas
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
THURSDAY, March q
IL SEN ATE


Mr.. Benton from the committee on Indian affairs
reported bill to enable the President of the IT S,af.
to compensate tie delegation for concluding treaties
with the Choctaw and ChclIasaw nations Of Indians
ON motion Of Mr.. Harrison, the bill for the relief of
Mrs Brown, widow Of Major Gen. Brown, was taken
up
Considerable discussion upon tie bill in which
Messrs. Harrison and Berrien defended and Mcssts.
Chandler, Noble and Macon, opposed it. Several
amendments were adopted, and the bill allowing 10
Mrs Brown the residue ofGeneral Browns pay, emo
iumenis' and allowances for the present year (amount
ing 10 five thousand five hundred dglars) was ordered
to be euGrosspd.
Mr.. Woodbury. moved 20 fake up the bill Tor the re-.
'ef OF certain Survivors Of the Revolution; which be
ing agreed 10, MIR w moved to amend the bill by adj,
oing Two sectons-to make provision for an annuity
equivalent TO halfpay for life.
mr. w made some statements 70 the effect OF the
ah'ehomentS and on his motion, they ordered 10
De printed and the bin was postponed and made the
order OF The day for Mondav.
ne OIL to provide for tie settlement OF private land
claims IN The several states and territories was read
third time and passed.
ne title Of Tie bill was Amended on motion Of Mr.
K0g. - '''
on notion Of Mr.: Benton, The bill TO graduate The
prices OF public lands taken up, the amendment
ohered oy Mr.. Hendricks, still pending. The yeao
snd nays we're ordered that question: on motion of
MT mcKlnlev.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

we learn from Washington, that on Saturday, in
me senate OF The United States the Chairman OF tLe
oonmiltee OF Commerce submitteda bill, opening the
commerce 10 and from the French colonies in F,encs
vessels on The terms of oyu vessels
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

s-.,e the at,eGt,nn OF cabinet cannot be judged OF
separately per saum, then question is first ag,-
ta'cd Take one question, for instance, that r,oy
occupy Parliament as tho poor laws, the state OF
crime, and then consider boS much kno. ledge man
ongh 10 possess before hc pesumcs To pronounce on
IT. The poor laws, for instance, involve nearly tho
whole field uf Political Economy. The doctrine OF
population the different rates At which population aud
the means Of stnplOy nent Increase, the manner in
rhich the equihbrium be resFored lost, the gb
dcrvabe from the domestic history OF this country as
90 the resources which be found in laws of settle
neut for supplying by the OF the rich, the
prudence IN the poor; these aud hundred other
pnuiS involved in the question of the Poor Laws
The increase of CRIME, the other subject TO which
audc estiua led correctly supposes knowledge
az legislation and political economy. The phcnonc-
m which Gil society with so much alarm, are the re-
snit of a combination OF causes, among which are
defective penal laws, and extreme poverty. as in
all of society there will be some poorer than
others, and vIcous than others, defective penal
lays always afford encouragement to crime; but
GA tho other h@"" ~ laws, ha'Tersr perfect can be
proof against the desperation created by extrca mis-
cry W. instance those two cases among the numbers
that must occupy parame n 10 show how nlpossjblc
for educated like INC Duke yho has never
had the leisure for enquiry, fhc had tho molina
ton TO BE- competent Judge OF the subjects that must
be discussed IN cabinet we ptesnrne that no on.
would say that minister ought TO decide without
know ledge. of that ne is called on TO do more
than merely enjoy his salary 40 viii say that
any ought 30 be appointed the Bench without
regard 10 previous pursuits and studies.n
Mr. Csnoing's opinion of the Duke may be learned
from the JI0"ing extract from the letter CT that great
Wellington, referred 10 in the debate IN Tie
House of Lords The IIth I'ehruarr sketch, Of
which we have already given. The letter wa. dated
tue 5th OF Nav
There is bat ono other point your races speech
calling for any observation. Your Grace cmpl.aiical
" says, Your being al the head the governments. is
entirely out of the question: learn this with SINGER
pleasure The nnion of the highest Offices of the state
oi!i' and military. IN the hands, would in nv
opinion for your Grace has never entirely lsd aside
yonr influence over The army BE az variance with The
rrnclPes OF free constitutions and was reoiced n
h"d that your G'eces opinion was entirely aSainst
snch arrangements"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

Fran, Ene'iiSt Lo@ru lie.
& ENERAT JACKSON

From tie Lond03 G)u7yfl,,5 Ps,is,,
There IS doubt however, tlat the sober and rI,It
'n;kiUg part OF the peope treInjla at tho Ill.,, - -
n-e.enIed as ore J.., 'lsn as acton, vino is re
,lc pre.iieo,v onJ &c.,, e'ei! qaa''Hc"''on for
Inn, to the NJ hi rr ~ ie'"'t'isnH
-,verna5le ten19er fro, on',~snS ou' an un
sa'np for the constitution and Rvs. 5ar arc a,,-
heasive, and not wit.ont reason that shonH snrL
an be eie ;tct, HE character Of the c.ovnro,parj Of
ihcir peaceful and happy coafederacv may he c}.,
1Hio !h. Of tie most able the mos, dss,otic
- all the enj"yHeats OF life, the most fornIlb Hat
ever afflicted the hunaa racea military rpr,,yi rr,"
natural consequence Won I'D be- tllat 81 ru ,n;r 80
CONTRARY exreme--the establishment Of a
government.
II the account OF Jac<son's c7rI,ct Nc .,.,, :.
Tennessee paper be true and il is am, ,niic,,oJ -
tie Signature OF one oFihe parties concer,a T-Iy
~. Benton, lie IS fi'ter for = cell in i'll i
strait walatcoal, than the Presidc.-,s chair
J7.oy, ,io J,t. VT, ,
ssFiar Gfi;ro inc o.f;co Of iI,,,.'.Sy i's'S'g
a,arier sessions r,vle,yf1 ,,!~s jutse o. inc
,f cr aps,e 90 ,,rny,rar, -, s, -" I''' '"ciiity
a2i took he co,nnrar- ~ h--. 90 IL. ,,,,..''
act against lie Indiana His t,;rii,... - - 20
{ 7o,yp his iyrannv ,vb;lc ba ! "a" ts' 70 ven
: .uih his air3ciors execution ,o,,rio ~ ~ ,',I
cali t-of uiIt g,0ultryrrs., Arbu:t,,t .I su''"
NJ his Nor.-lihs assertions that .,iad il been il m
,r,7ar he won have "a Isa5 ali tI, -te 80 as
it-r;flrh Convention to 10 I,,-.,. ;; ,S vi '!ie
author III saynr sthese are stains ,,-,r, T.. t9
Letter. which no subsequent efforts fer ~; Ca
ic.nnve1 Yet we are tod n ~ ,, e;','L'! can
,u.i,riduai IN the union WHO can ar,i- , ~ D'.!
tie ex..t!T,n abu5e.n '''' "''''S"H 10
-a<~
The following extract FROM letter Of a CarreeDon
"sht o! The v. y DAILY Advertiser dated II Wash
'"goh' very '1rPjy illustrates that predominant char
"G'''i''c o. 'he 'ac6soniaus-jmPudeare.
Not many rnD,ninrs since . o.o,.I,.-
- he ia the foaiIrr room i ils irrr s .. ,''."
tar7es, when the Hewsrarers fro, G III
"Hce arr Ved, and he had the curiosity TO note ito
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
CIScrSNATI, ONO, March n

,9rriuals Egira.-O the rnornino or tho ,eu, -;
tle wafer OF tie Great Miami made IFS appearance At
cincinnati and continued TO flow in gradually until !,
%",ngd me depth of about three feet Yesterday, at
lowers oasiD, and arrived here at three O'Clock =
h"Gsahds OF our citizens hned the banks of the canal,
ana nacd heIt arrival with acclaInations hrs, of
~ " TT CLiNToT was elevated at The angle of the
csuaI' Wnefe The Sfar &panSed banner was displayed
e'u SIX FOUNDER stationed, from which salute was
eu, aS the SIX boats. crowded with passeDgera came
up !" succession, and passed TO Main street. Pbe
scene was hghy gra ying not the least pleasing of
which was the procession ofsome t.jrv mr. fortv oSon
industrious draymeu, who spontaneously assembled
win their horses and days, The arrival Of the boa
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
Le,ter- from I!mskinrton-

IN almost perfect calm prevails here on the .nb
ject Of 'he Presidential Election The tenor Of the ,rax
OF toe administration ~ so perfectly even that no rev
oo'c' u caoa can DC ont on and the CID ones have be
come stale and threatbarc." ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

case q! singular hardship arising from ,,a ,o,;,
Quency OF newspaper subscribers is presented in a.
iaSf .HHS0a'c HTrOr, published at Boston-wea.r bo
t"Ss for, although il has two thousand subscribers 20
publication has been suspended in consequences Of ;ha
he@iecng TO pay ther subscriptions In their exposi
!on OF Tie cause OF the suspension Of the Mirror h
tn''o!s AT present above 1000 Subscribers RI
ceiVe me hlirror-deduc half the number & LET The 20
sIdue pay punctualy, and il would then be proG,abIe
P"per-d2"oie The whole number and lie; them NM, n,
we have been paid and mint of our own would hc 70
qnsiie for its support"
Truly this is sad state of things as well as severa
comment on the state OF mind Of those who are tho A
jec's ut How little do such men reflect flat m.
small snn' due from them TO the publisher of a panpr
'Aough atoms to them individually to him form
OF which he builds his house, and his fo,tp,e o,1 ~
"nich ne ess his hopes OF present support TO his f,mi
3! anu icfure competence. How little do they rea.o,
hit each one who wtlhOIds this small sum Withdrew
an atom om The mass; and that If all do as ,h.v 10
me "ioie VIII be scattered the winds and ths nrb
'snpT ieit wibow support. Every subscriber sborld
fehec' that others may do he does-he has -, x;,
L" ''"E o'herwlse-and that. if he withhols his mite
o''erS may DO The same. Without doubt This e,,io ~
h"GS arises from 'Dattentiou from want OF reection
from consideration by each individual of the insen;6
canoe OF The amount he owes, aud thai u,a mt ~
so snail sum cannot be felt By the publisher The
'"Sh' 10 recoiect, that the Universe is made n, of
's' ana u these small specks of matter we're indv;i
oay "itndra"n or withheld the world itself worId b
mere pocket change to .nhgcibe,s
hese sums are tue Whole substance ard fortune o
'''~.~ Ban. Pat.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

Chf'GpeaL'e dnd Detal0are Caaal-We learn from
soou authority That this important work is RAPIDLY adj
Na"Gpg 10 completion. On Thursday last, the nack-
~ SooP Lazy |Hoion passed along the canal from the
Delaware TO the wharf near the summit bridge viii -
large parry of persons the distance is considerably
more man la u The length Of tie canal and we under.
S"no mat lie work is complete within three miles
~ oo 'anc point rom The Chesapeake, although tie
water has not been let in West Of the summit. Tie
amount OF excavation remaining he done at the deem
cut IS, comparatively very small; the banks fbrougb
,ne 81 Georges meadows, have ceased to sink; and
tne waning OF the sides, tbongh much remains TO be
DONE Is advancing With all speed. We learn, more
over '7at mT. Dexter, the contractor for the western
portion expects to finish bis work entirely in June
anu 'at confident expectations entertained of the
.A1t.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

Oh hammer so distinguished among the German
AUTHORS has published History of the Assassns rho
'oo"ers and ministers of the famous Old Nan Of The
sf'l"aj1 with whom the crusaders came IN contact in
y IRA ihe work is SAID to fill up an important ci,asm
~ 'e n'7'cTy Of the world and of the human mind -
according 10 NJ. Won Hammer the Libraries of In.
'.'S' contain immense treasures hitherto little known
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

=, frf7cb Macy. There are now in the navy nj
france % ships ofthc line ID figaes of the first class,
OF % guns each, % OF the second class of ID rrns
each, IS three rnasted corvettcs from 2t In OF go
ID large briggs, carrying 60 csrronades 90 small br;o
OF 10 to ~ guns ID schooner briggs carving n car
rohaaes OF from 10 TO ID guns, and 90 vessels of
smaller iorce. There are besides on the stocks 10
ships Of The lioe and % frgaies The number ofron
employed ia The navy is "a ,O0o.-Englst paper.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

" lind IN liverpool paper, an announcement OF
? new romance from the prolific pen of Sir Wiz,
scott is . be entitled est Valentines Dav. or The
EAR Maid Of PERTH" in three volumes and viii form
!'e s"con! series of Chronicles of the Canongate
London Literary ourDa also announces the intended
publication of Sermons by the author of sVaverIey
they were originally written as an act Of kindness
o'aTcs young friend engaged in theoorical stu.
mes ana are now published for his benefit by con
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50
LGAD Enp cnrr

hI- iand heretoots Advertised Tor SALE living in 10 i,
eed Of amelia county, called Hill Grove n, st,jl ~,
Nn"ie tract CONTAINS about 5000 and lie, nm
sn' npPonaox, not more than 20 miles from
SO from hehmsnd Ii not previously sold pf,ya,elv ~ Ell
w SET up az Puhe auction on tina I'd Thursday Of III o,
u wiz "iehH prepared, To to he laid on ~ lo
70 u, PuIehastis, the whole cannot he snd
O"e-iouih u The pure base will he reqnred t h. -
~ as' a"a Tor the tesidue the will he
~ Or 4ih cash he Obtained il , ,s
W Sseeg al shhufi ihalntnts. Ii should uoi he .nJ
VIII be offered tor lease. Tue title Is uauue.onsbI '
March 90. '' 1, ULES
The Editor Of the Oh Dominion pe,er,b IDS
vac ''e uH'' tue dsy 81 sale. I. I. GILES
rue above sale unAvoJaby PoIPoued until tn, 4 af,
nay ~ June next, wHeun Will certainly take place on
boSe terms at ar ColemAus Tavern near the ,T. u" d
Richmond. M,y 6. l. i, eltES'
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THURSDAY, MAY I.
- aFHr ~ arrra


hir' Bsn.oh lad leave 10 Introduce bill to altef
and amend the Sinking Fund Act; which was read
AID ordered to second reading.
ADJOURNMENT Or CONGRESS.
Tue resolution reported yesterday by Mr.. Be-,
uen, from the Committee appointed 10 a Joint Co,,..
m,t;ee from the other House, for the prrno.s ~,
hxing upon time for the adjournment OF the two
Houses Recommending the 10Th Of May1 ya,
''kfn Up, ana alter .-ie ~. t-..lI the subj o.
was Pot o'ed until Wedn LAY next.
ne following resoiu,ioh-, Submitted yesterda,
by MIR. Benton, ~er. considered.
ResOiUe{ That no right Of soil or Of iursJ,c,;o,.
oyerihe grouul on which the Cumberland ro,.
runs, was acquired by the United States. bv the
'ct7 OF Maryland, Pennsylvania, and VIRGINIA
granting their consent TO the making Of said road
Rea0i0ed, That 1t is not expcdient for the United
states 10 exercise a permanent superintenlino
care oyor the repair and preservation Of the road,
made by u within tBc limits Of the different
RESOLVED, That the repair and preservation Of
Tie Cumberland road, and Of all other roads made.
Or to be made, under the authority Of the United
states, De left 70 the States through which The
same may pass.
Nc. Smith, Of Nd. moved to lay them on the
table, but Withdrew IL at the request of Mr. Ben
Ton, who spoke at considerable length in their
Nj. Kane replied 70 mr. benton. and mayed n,
Jay the resolution on the fable, on which o,,ea
ton the yeas and nays having been orGsrti =,
was "eGnco lil Tue Affirmative by the following
yOte:---Yeas p, Nays ~ 10
On motion Of Mr. Eaton, the bill ms.ieg al,
propraiions Tor the Public Buildings was tasen ,i.
and baaliy passed.
On motion Of Mr. Macon. 0ie Senate vent into
the consideration Of Executive business. and Ar
ter 40 hour spent therein, the doors were opened
and the Senate adjourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Inc fs1oTi IN TarD Of the Joint Committee of
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NOT dil the executive Of the United States con
sent TO nominate successor TO Mr.. Racquet, till
the Representative OF the Brazilian Governmelt
mad gwen an assurance not merely that he shout
be received with the consideration due TO his oil
cial character, but that indemnity s atonement
should be made for past injuries.
The discussion was here arrested by tue expi
ration oil the hour allotted TO reSolutions.1
MEETINGS OF CONGRESS.
The Committee on the Judiciary, who WERE OF.
motion of MIR. Bailey, directed 10 inquire into tn.
eXpediency OF providing that the annual session, vi
Congress shall commence Oh the I'd Moneay-of No
vember, and terminate the last Wednesday OF
March, unless where the Constitution otherwis,
provides were, on motion of Mr. p. p. Barbour
Chairman Of that Committee, discharged from tn
| consideration of the subject.
Mr.. M'Dutlie moved the following resolution:
which was read, and laid Oh the table.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary of War do repor
to this House, at the commencement of the mex
Session, his opinion of the practicability of so re
organizing the Indian Department, as TO secur,
more strict accountability of the agents charge,
with the disbursements OF the moneys appropri
ated for that Department; and that, in case h
should be OF the opinion that such reorganization
Is practicable, lac do report plan for the accom-
pliShment of that object. And, also that he d
report his opinion OF the practicabiliy of making
the appropriations for that Department specifics an
If, in his opinion the same be practicable that h
10 cause to be made out detailed estimates as Tia
basis OF such specific appropriations.
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E7ORE3gggng.

VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.
NEw YoRE, April 20.--By the ship Hamilton.
arrived this morning from Liverpool, we have re-
cived London news to the 2lth and Liverpool 10
tie 26ti uii inclusive.
There we're no further particulars respecting the
declaration Of war on the part OF Russia against
Turkey, but the editors continue 10 assert that
such declaration has been actually made accorj o.
ing 10 our previous accounts.
la the Hous Of Commons ON the 22d March.
Mr. Pee! ia ply to sI.R Wilson, who asked iii
was intended to sustain the treaty Of the 9th july.
said "there was no chal-e ia the views OF govern
ment a. 10 else treaty, aud no notice had been re-
ceyed Of any change 10 the i,us-isn relations; or of
any declaration ot war by Russii against Turkey.
When such intelligence arrived il would he time
enough 70 state the views Of government. -
Bunk If EHgiaud--A meeting Of the proprie
tors Of Bdus Stock was held on Tie 2Otb ult when
the governor announced that he dividend for the
half gear ending 9Th Of ApHl would be four per cent
interest q profits. Hesdted ihat the present issues
OF Bank notes amounted 10 20 sou, 900 with c6aD.-
OOJ for the branch banks
coRPoRATI0N AND TEST ACTS.
There Is 10 longer any doubt that the sacrament.
al test vii be abolished, though 10 IL probable that
convenient substitute viii be established. ln The
House oil Commons OIL the 18th ult., Mr.. Stufees
Bourne expressed q desire, If possible, TO disoos.
Of 'he h..i cf3red b. Lord Russell, IN sven man.
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LAND FOR SALE

lcS uRSUANF 70 the Prov.sions deed Il trust erer,,
~ I'd by Dr. Geo Wm Cump, 10 secure the psyo5sr, =,
certain s'a' Of msnsy therein mentioned Il Ed1,Ins ~
ge''on and othersand which an The clerks e #
Cumberland, SHALL The 23i June next A, C,,,,,
Courthouse, proceed 10 sell the e,t ate OF th, at
"n' C'up IA $50 acre. oi land lying m thu ana cnt
aJ'inihs tue lands OF James hson ana others, ON Iii On
nea Greek considerable portion at the tract - rI -
low grounds, veil adapted To the production IF t.b,c.o
az III Eo'u hesTt Ii Will be sold credit tl tbri,tp
"hen POSSESSION will be gwen, pr,yieg. t. IN M
CHASER oi sowing wheat next fall. DAN'L A WILSON
mas Trustee.
N' II6-wtds
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TARIES-

Ulr alive Etymoiosy aud Analogous Formations. -,
he otttk, Latin Spanish, iisian, French Eneish an
ueiWAh Languages the Students NJ annual sr
70 iaeia'' The study OF them, h connrcted new Of
@ methods Of oomPa'oB coBjugatio.s in
Aos ers and similar John I.
H.s.s ny u Loas,the German by Dr. q. Bacternam
oil VHsn'a-JusI puhl'shej and sor safe by
IT. ,nh. go COLLINS & 60
whom subscribers will please apply for he,r COME
Also on sale Ana'tica Outlines of the English ,n go
Lewis. $3.50 '''u''u'e, ~ j
mayo. &c g..
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KIINAMAN

fFbOn ihe subs fiber, June last nsero ,.,r nam 4
CHARLES, about 50 wears ulI. feet b ,r p tocb,-
"Ea vsff iacs, su hs' ni face. 49, snp,,,e t BE-
or Jasis' Risrr Charlie. stot-r. g., bsdiv ir.f n . ,,
ihcuiJ h' can pronounce The anpe grrJ I yu gis
shy pers N SD who will deliver Che sI ne sto ii, no m
mss eou"ty-0r who wij have hu couhn,i ,o b. 4 a.. o.
se htn) and givf me Information hefeor ANY ersso tt A
10 Wite' viii direct 10 a. Elk fiin, zmelfs county
noy g. fte ~"