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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-28

OF MATS iH, tbs hal hr.ng n t..,,,.
to" ATS tue northeast IN - We -
Scotia ean be formed ~ tite 56i,,i#.. No.
~ is part. iuasc highland. - VI "tHss
i7fm nottbea ten arg!r Ia, =, n'iH
hp"eser sefimR oAtrtht ditieuitv.f,
iahnS not ENG continued fa a nertl,...,''" 'a
ffe"on INTO The British province. ~. a.
me hoiih"esieTis angle cot Nova s,.,,. ~
heie ioimed bv conimuing The ljnc t..
2th'tss ana the highlands; but a, 81 - US.
saplosiilon mat ON nafthrrn Loe.d., 49,
highlands lnio tue British pas.e..; 90
iih' would not be Inc nor. hctu buanE,,, ~,
va Scotia, but wonid divide thar NJ, ~ n
Two parts he authorities Of tb., 'atl
have exercised jntl,dietrun far -, ri, NV 1ei
such line. lIle then. Il .nTis tin, ''''a
Of the British to create noftnua.t,,., Ae
Nova Scotia which angie. however t."
purposes than settling our h.iu,ds.,. ~ ''efi
hnd somewhere eisc. Il should az. my
~ borne IA mind. that by the irr7ty or -, 'ia'
northern line IS dawn "alo,u, t6e l,=I 'A'
lands, Which disid' those lItrr. n,., '-f
themselves into the aver =. La!s,e,.. up
those which tall into the \ .antir ac.,. In
ihe BRUSH claim would d,a, = very a ''
line, W: along the hig bauds ihai ,o,... ''
waters OF the 81. JoiH. from tho,e 81 ~,
more directly into the Auaulit 0reap a.
line OF separation as tins lati T. II - NJ.
never entered the minds Of the cam,.I.....
"h" mad the Tray 1heR meant thar TN, 49,
torn hou day should otGss The 81 Iorr
course OF winch rtef Is qtlte aecuratel,
down on the map they a'e known 10 haven
II this had not been their meaning. the. -,
have cansed the Inc 10 take sonln,,.s, -
ton ho,n the source Of the ST Croix. ,o.,.,'l..
anortiarn one.
Many oihrr reasons might be gyen in en-.
port Of our claim. but w think II upesce'.,
10 addoci theIn terc, since W. bpli "a tfat,,..1
which Ne bavr ALREADY stated viii b. an.,l, -
hrlcnt 10 establish 1t, justice IN the mind al an.
mpai nal person, who Nil take d. tra,,I.
consider them, 18th the aid Of a good man h..
fore Them
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-28

. ----s-s-s-z-z-sss---
cf,w - .i4il4r notiddion. whatever the
time n which Il nov Al stace.
aHrIo1rxx
The nresapt tra#B IA oe ratified ny 'he
pe.i1sat - he Haitra snlas It Aacflc', ~
and .nIr IL advice anicnnseni 81 the @ea.
.ts,nnliv 9s lajesly be k,ne 81 sE'atf
aud Nnruas. sad The raircatl"n shall n -.
,hauead At Washington villlu tie space ~
uin, months troa The Signature, Ut soonri' Il
possible. min
Ia ailh whereof, The respective fienire-
fea#lafias haer sisnritha rrssroi trehib
bv Iuai4ssies, aud hve paisri tire fle
tia selIz Of lhr'r arm Don H' si"ak
holm. iae ,bnrft II III. ~ h' year q.
Grace enc thoasand fiyht hnn"ie1 and
twenty seven.
IL ,fPLEION. g. J
CuuNrpE WETTFRS tpl. T.. =
SEPARATE riiGLh.
Cprtaiu reIaltnns nf ptrmN anI hh'''a ~
connection bsvfng 90 lo esular'"' ial Tie
ispGrsaiior "A ,aa praiurH al To- ~ 5''ti
- s,saa, a al y -uas re The & nd Du'hA
,tr.lapd n that fht fro1arI, ot -
IaaJ .nin -,ve,4n AID Naras,N. "a ves#'Is 81
a,a rcsp,vf.sa e6enD,ses, Is -nreei h,nl5.
t.,ns II q treaty Nil N lo,.r, ard Who" r.
wal f.rm., At fhi- nr', the suslerl n 30 NJ
roii,tiar h.fwrruths tpa15s rt A'dfh ant
Norway naa Run. esId .epnlu tns oeloEf ~
no inapnc,. connected with the tN,. ing 70
rplaiians tor f,feleu commerce ~ gerctb
4#e tao Hish Coni''tifpC "a iies. anxious a.
remove rom her rbmm"reiHi frla ions. All
lind. Of aDH' uilY ~ motives 81 d'sra.sion,
hive agrcc nat "a" .ifhln. niuih q ieWhatii-
..r.oI me personal---very. .hali no' hcnrfl.c BIZ
f,fh"r II rta utstgHtou aud commerce above
mentioned, nor, .nus, g8ruilg, toihr exception
"a The renorai tnitH rusinm.housr j less
.ad IN the +, rulattpus al nBvigation rfsuilm,
lherefrom, nor - lhr fpec,hi Advantage
,cairh ar, or ma, bp granted 10 the unpHrbs
Lon OF fa'lnw ard roadi'e itnm kn,siat t"nn=
dei ufsn equivalent adNaaees granted By
Eussis en- criIain ARTICLES OF lmpni tatIon from
Sweden aHd Norway.
The pfrarni separate Article shall haVp the
sas1c tsrre aud value rs II II were rn'rti'd
Nprd t. IS ord IN h, treaty srtHeh TIL DAY.
an shall be rsrfe1 nj tho same time.
IN fadh whereof, W.. the urdersgnod, b
vifi1r 81 our respective inll power, hnSf
sized the pre- rni separate ArtlcIe, an
aai>rh 1hrretn the srals ol our afrus.
Done NJ -lockbulm, the i9urh e Jnly, on,
thousana eight hundred aud twenty -.
ven.
= J. APPLETON. T. e
Il COuNrpEW E1TERSTFDT H. 81
Aud wherrns The said treaty aud sfparafr
Ariiuit have been ,ulv Inndcd on both Iprfs
~ The respective Publications of the sam.
were exchanged At Washington, n the rigt-
fcrnih div Of January, one thon an ciah
hundred and fw,nty - ht, ~ llfNut Cav.
Secretary 81 SUIT ~ ~ laited st'es, ana
HautUr. Rtros ~ sIA1tfIBrBG. Colonel
X igbI al liz pr1rr ut IA, sword, aud thnrte
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-28

~ kf fdfar- = ne bri4.a0re .Yrsfr5can.
hEsFIAsRs HByit erru an afiicir IN
y pre- thl M iag taken from the NV
III i.HrH1n= Pos regarding a ppfson 1aIn-
ca VI ryan, dl coveted in ASIA, hart taken
me lie ~, thinking that il In ghi be ~
}effsling ia many ~ this country. Il stating
tbal ! knrw tits person. | was ~ SMYRNA
when H. arrived ~ That port, aud Inc de-
scnp'ion given ia the Post is certainly that
oil The same man. ! cav him for the las,
TIME IN Seplember, lo27, begging his bread
IA the streets of Smyrna. lie related MS
story thns that be had dreamed in Amsfiea
I'M BE- must 60 out 10 Turkey, and become
hhhOmetdn. ~ Consequence of which he took
hi' passage in the brig Merritt, Of. On, bury.
Captain Waterman and ,ailcd Tom Boston,
pa ing Slo0 for his pussaee. The Cnptain
told me thathr scarcely cpns,rsed with I'm
on Tue passage, and appeared a liiie deraug
ed but he knew nothing Of his intention OF
becoming Turk, nor did he mention u 50 any
person tIl alter he was made NahOmetRn.
J.P.
memphis Ffbuary 23.--The Mississippi River
Is said II tins moment 10 be fur inches higtrr
In" aser was known by the oldest inhab iant,
OF tbs country, aud TO be still rising II we
calculate to thu verge were lis bayous are iGter-
opted I'd turned IN their course by the upland
country, lis average width may be estimated al
30 miles.
-sCe-
The Rry. Mr.. Naliit, of the Methodist Episro-
p thn cI'. Boston, ma, aust prepared far he
press, aud caused to be published. a volume, en-
lied fmpIi sketches, sermons and Devotion
i Fragments"
Alr Jerks, the liberal editor Of the Boston
Bnl ctI1 ohseryrs--'' hcte : a delicate aud
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-28

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Aho,,t5, v,.,r,oa Mere 7 :: ,V.u.
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r., following is an extract of a t,rtor ,ec, iv,d
finn him dated
T0}gqrriso Dec i9 Is17 The a,tenti,,, -,
% political cu,lcs th.s side II Capc Horn ar,
Al present turned towards Bncuos Awe, ,,l
ia movement, Of Bolivar II +, pcpe,.n,
thought hctr Bolivar vii invade p,ru | do mi
thiul, he Will myself Tf Is uppop,,lyr n, m, -,
I'm, - tLiis md IN t4r c.lgoj I,,s0 fA,, ~.
ttiuiv trish In. dHyi5i9p rnt6cr Ina, his mr..
rrrf An AHerIcan cargo finds a .InlI s.,I,. i ~,
a present -Don,5 site eot,ons nav brttrr tb,,.
any thing hcg aro r1aferrra 10 any otba, and
will always sell at far prolf.'
o..,a I'll. .,,..p. 49,,
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-28
COLD VI FATHER.

Haa, rifle, ipralI-O SATURDAY. last we ex-
perirnced suad a. aud unexpected chauge in
the weather. from a lane continuance OF wa,m
10 very cold Tor h" season On sunday NOR
mig ice was ABUNDANT, and vegetation of al.
most every description. which Mas unusually
forward deStro, Ou fields and gardens a
like present otc common scene OF destruction
and om earl, abours are blasted. In some in
stances extensive wheat frlds which had AREA
dy progressed II the antine state, have been
completely deStroycd,-Ihe cold continued for
"A few days, and is now giving place to the usual
season.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-28

Nahogang.-Few people are acquainted with
the immense size and value of some log Of MT
hogany brought TO tins country. The following
may serve as an example -" the largest and
finest log of mahogany ever imported lHto this
country was sold by auction al the docks in Ii
vcrpool. Ilwas purchased by james tiodgson
Esq for three hundred and seventy eight
pounds, and afterwards sold bv him for five
huudred and twenty-five pounds. and if it o.
penea we'll, was supposed 10 be worth about
one thousand pounds If >a"n into veneers 1t
was computed that the cost of laoour in the
process would be seven hundred and fifty
pounds The weight at the Kings beam was
si1 tons thirteen hundred weight
fEng'4i .2orsr,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-28

Extract ola letter from yer, respectable
gentleman, resident OF Hopkins -. Kentucky,
Who .efFe undcr General Jackson at NV Or.
leans, to gentleman ia this city.
have TO news all ouf chat is about the
Presidential election. have no doubt but that
Adaus vii succeed, though there are nanv ia
favour Of Jackson live near Tennessee,
where Of course. there are many ior hlm; bnt
for NY part, I lhiuk there is no danger of
his eve, being 7. esideut II ne,ei thought hun
fit, nor never shall suppo hm
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F0RHtGS INTELLIGENCE


ttr most Oh :,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-28

ho'ds Opinions -Ibo following are extracts
Ola jerIrr received 10y i Member r. Congress
from a respectable lum =. among his c.u>tln
eoi,, whose standing encs weight tu his opn.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20
ETEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r.,
Important to Mechanicks.

~ EALED Proposals will br received and finally acted
~ on, by the Commissioner, on Saturday the 18th dnv
nf September next. at HanoYer Court. House, for BUILDING
at sad pace (twenty miles from Eiolmond) a JSII.
Construction ami Materials as foHow:
The housc to he 70 by % feet from 90 - out, two s.ar;os
high, wish a passage through the centre 6 feet wide, maxine
two rooms on each sils about 10 by II Get-sach Of which
10 he 9 feet pitch in ths clear. The walls to be Of hard
bricks Caid in lime, mortar half and halD md wood. Pbe
part OF bricks TO commence with n fnundation 5 feet below
the surface Of the earth, and to be 81 feet thick ill il rises
q inches above the surface; the remainder of the brick wall
to DC 2 fer; thjck,-CxcCpt the walls which suppor the pas-
sage partitions, which shall be a brick and a ba!fthick, aui
sunk 2 feet below the surface Of ;he earth. The part Of
wood FOR the two loves rooms TO be Of posts 12 inches
tiick, pat close apd let with lemons . inches long in the
centre Of the yHsts) into the stills and middle plates with
grooves ofiike dimension. The sius to he lG BY ~ inches.
The corner posts (bpirg eighty to Be IS inches square and
guttered to II inches. extending from the sils 10 tic ton
plates. The middle plates 10 be II inches square The
upper plates 8by l. irches. The posts of the upper rooms
~ be " Inches tNtek and let into grooves in the middle and
top plates by ;enons IN the ccnf1c 9 inches long The floors
noti' above and below, AMI the joisls Of the upper rooms
(t'c passage included u he Of timber 70 inches fh.ck with
81 Sire edges pot close and touching the upr;gh, pests with
each e0d and resting on the top Of the sills and middle
plates, except the jcists Of tho upper roous, every other ore
vt which must project. The two psssag walls to be con-
With silis, posts and plates, ike unto The outer walls
Of the respective stories. The lower and UPPER foors in the
passage tn be laid on eleepers extending Ienrihvyise the
passage I2by q inches, and put ~ inches apart resting Gu
and plates AS the floors aforesaid. The siIs, pIa.cs
corner posts, 70 b. Of white osE: the slecpars, inis.s
aud remaining posts 20 be Of white, red or post OAK: the
cornice 10 be ofbrick: the roof to be covered with shingles
# h'Tt' pine 0r cypress, nHA r. Aa"e p sCuars tarr, aoa
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20
50 5s q RE,
MANS HEART.
RY FRANcIs euARLEs, rzE xouNcrr


] stood in the sweet Spring time, by the side
0ia fair river, rolling wide and free;
Winters cold chain had melted from its tide,
And on IT revellei in its joyous PRIDE,
AS though no ice touch Ger couid1ii 1t hide,
How like my fond Y ain heart, how like to ;hce!
( roaned its banks once mare, 'IoidSt Su nrt rs blaze,
Onward it rushed 10 the un:t,hamcd sea.
Nor stayed to listen To the sweet birds lays;
Nor, calm ard cicar, INA sed the Suns bright rays,
Rut rushed along lis cha uncls devious ways:
How like, my hea6sirong heart, how like 10 thee.
Fstood By tina; fair streams green hanks again
When Autumn winds were moaning suictiy;
Tho dead sere leaves dill its bright waters stain,
Aud heavy pouring floods Of falling rajn
Swcllei its fIil bsea... and drcnchct tue ~ucicG5Iin; ;!ain,
How like, my sad swo!l'" heart, how like 10 thee!
stood again, when Winter reigucd severe.
BY that streams bank, which, then looked DEARLY:
Its once swift, waves were frozen, cold and clear,
And seemed as they an arnys strength could bear.
Net failed beneath the foot that ventursd there;
How like, my false heart, how like to thte.
And shall the Seasons only when they Shuw
Their darkest lines, my heart, thy mirror be.
Oh! learn Springs miiiress, Summers stteustb, and grow
Mature as hutuul, pvrc as Winters snow.
So shall they, when their features brightest glow,
Be most like thee, my heart, he most like ,hee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20

AN away from tho subscriber, on Friday last. q
Ae very lfkely bright mulatto boy named William.
&oT william Piioo) formerly the property Of NJ. VIII
liam +. Garter Of Gocchland. lie is abon, eio,,car
years old, Eve feet four or five inches high, very active
aud i%nte'iigen', and has no doubt obtained a pass or free
papers Ten Dollars reward viii be given for his apprc-
hensiou, if found. IN this city; twenty doIlaIs. If in ,fc
country or fry dollars, il out Of the State; together with
any expense incurred in either case. Masters Of vessels
and Others are cautioned against ~barboring or carrying
MIN OIL HALL NELSON.
August Is .,
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.GGS-
From tie Boston Scotsman.

RHYMES FOR I'll sEAsoN.
IT'S very hot-upon my word II is
m melting, melting. melting all away.
or most Sc PDlciifal beauty grows my pi,iz,.y
finish nothing but ice creams all day:
4 twelve o'clac;, P. VI. ! light my taper,
AND travel daily through the eycnin. paper.
Ind my couch in pretty decent season.
Sometimes at one-hut o'tener attwu:
ihree, really seems 70 me out Of Ill reasan,
And the whole night ! rarely can yet tnrca;l.;
us very hard for many clndCst men,
j" "cep Il pepper opeu after ten.
Talk of the glorious sunrise, if you please.
Ama getting ny a little after dawn
l i''''st confess I'm mighty fond " ea-e,
And though I'm very partial toihe noru,
/" rise AT four q lamen,ablo fact ti<,l
Is easier lar i" theory, than practice.
The poets tell about the trees aud tnwers
With dew drops gemmd and glitering in the beams
me- earliest beams of The proud Sur-the flowers
Sf beautiful freshness, and the twink.ire streams
Ana the mountain top with cloudy wieatninrs kiss'd
but not Il syllable of fog or mis-.
But evening-or the solemn noon Of n;rtt.
When earth is in ths quietude Of sIcco.
y nen IA the moon beam every flower is hrich,,
And ali the stars thcir silent WATCHES keeo--
Is 10 my mind a more agreeable time,
Than any other you can put in rhyme.
l live when all the world around is dcas.
And fend the glorious letters Of the stv.
Breath IN the showers nfbeauty that a4e shed
from Thousand glowing orbs that roll on high;
Aht Ia the whispers OF the ridnigh, " ind,
q murinur Of mysterious music find,
nave gown sa.ious, when I only sc,,nt
l." laugh a lively stluza through or SO.
=" near allied tho springs Of merry thnrgnt
10 those Of gle i that darken as thew a,w-
80 tn;s ;iine / II cut short my sermonizing.
lhat y"u may have more room for aHyerfis;ue.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20
Book and Stationary Store

,Bn,de,y & Bia,k Booh -Ma,ayactorg.
IL. NASH respectfully informs the public, that his
~. Bindery is now complete, and that he ma nufactures
at shur, notice every description of Record and Merchants
Books, Of the bcs, materials and workmanship, and Bind
ing of every description cxeco,ed with exactness aub dis
patch.
Bis Circulating Library is in full operation.
lie has made considerable additions to his Stock, which
makes his assortment of Law, Medical. Theological, His
tonca,, Classical, Greek, Latin. French, Spanish & Eng
fish School and Miscellaneous Books and his Stationary
department very complete.
Aug 10 6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20

Ladies from The country. Mrs. Page will at
tend most particularly, and personally, to their health.
comfort religious instruction, manners aid conduct;
ting their education. A well selected Inbrarv. and \
Piano Forte will be furnished for their use. RIasters
can attend hem, and give private lessons in Music,
French and Drawing. For other branches they can
attend The day schools in Town. Mrs. Page has ia
ken a pleasant and cusnmodious house. in n feiired ei.-
uaiion, and contiguous TO the best schools. Terms can
be known by application 10 Mrs. Page, either re,7o-
naiiy or by letter, and for reference siie mentions Chan
man Johnson, Robert ADD Temple Gwa,hnev. t;,vpr-
y Randolph. and Bernard Peg ton, Esos.
Young Ladies WHO have finished their education will
be received by Mrs. Page as parlour baarIers.
richmond Jaly 29th. 1893.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20

N~or.hum5erLand CouaIy Court, ID J0Ig, 1926.
7rog7 l. %ii"sh'st, Ph. against Warner Hurst, adm'rr.
csly.
T1's day camc the plaintiff by his counsel, and ii an
feaTn5 to The satisfaction Of the court that the defendant
IsaTc w Hurct IS not an %iphabiiant Of II, is Comnorvesi,,
en- The motion Of the pIaintHHit is ordered, that The said de-
ien5ant Do appear here on tie second Monday in Cc,ubrr
rc%f, and answer the bill Of tie plaintiff, and that A cory
~ this order bo forthwith inserted for two months src-
cessiyely IN some newspaper published in the city of Rfeb-
mond, and also posted at the ffost door Of The Court.hpuse
of this county.
n copy. Teste. Z. BATES, c. c.
Il. EDHoYDs, Attorney. ST.
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'tE iT"rr'nioiso t this superb Ssearr-bost, have dett-e
8 'n.n'H &c run hsT between Baiiu3ore and Ftede,;cgs~
ao's' "a lhe'fatGEcnt will leave the rIaryluud wha.!
lae7 Z iua! starting place. IL Baltimore on Tuesday ;nort,
'rg. u ooi INST, a. y o clock, and AZ the same hour every
succeeding Tuesday; and after touching at Herring Bay
ana Town Creek, on the Patuxent River, will proceed TO
ana UP me t'rppahannock to Fredericksburg, where size
~ arrive on Wednesday evening. Returning, the Patux-
e"t wal leave Fredericksburg on Friday morning, the 9th
day OF august, at 8 O'Clock, and at tho same hour every
S,,ece'a'ng FRIDAY; and after touching at Town Creek and
Herring Bay, will arrive at Baltimore on Saturday eye.
nlng. The Patuxent will stop at the several towns and
places on the Raprahannock, going and returning, TO land
W axe Oh passengers III addition to the elegant aceoumu.
dati"ns for passengers, the patuxeut is constructed To carrv
me hu'S OF twelve hundred barrels freight, which will DO
taken and delivered every week, on tho following
TERMS:
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.%o~rtdunberland Couay Court, II jim, 1899.
william Damerou, pN. against Willis Dsmerun and ~.
win Lee, dIs.-L Chrncery.
his daycame the p;aintifby his counsel, and IT arrnat-
rs 20 tn satisfaction Of the court that the defendant WI
Us Dameron is not an ~imhabitaut of This cpu,monwea,,t.
ON the motion Of the plaintiff, it r. ordered. that the said
defendant do appear here on the second Monday in October
next, and answer the hill Of the plaintitf, ami That a cnr,,
OF this or0er be forthwith inserted for two months srtccsS-
stvely in some newspaper published in the CITY If Rirb.
Inonr' and also posted at the front door Of Che court house
nf this county.
copy. Tes'f. 7. OATES, C. q.
r EDIoND5, Attorney, 61--a
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Nz3TY XeRK.
JAFFRAY & CRANE.
5ace opened an ertensiue assortment Of
HARDWARE g. CUTLERY.
No., III PerrJ Sfrosy Eoo,, Co.,,

- DVFttF3 11UTtUVt7 3VUNJtE
hgEiw %12IE,
Comprising 0eurLy eusty article an the tSaGe-G6onn u1is1
Gret
tx NlVES and Forks; pen and POCKET knives
EVA RaZors and Scissors; hand and bach saws
Drawing knives; chisseIs, gougus
Files. plane irons; scyihes, sielies
Chaf knives; cntriors knives
buttons, bone noulds; lorks OF all kinds
Brass aud glass knobs; hinges, screws
StiFrurS spurs; spoons, ladies
Corn hoes; hammers, sledges
Indian guns; anviis, vices
Fowling pieces; log and trace cha ms
Shovels and spades; nails and sad irons:
Merchants from Southern States. are ssprria,i, t..
vittd TO call; they will be served on accomoda,,nr trrms.
July 90 n.
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DateIgn Ns@a.
Continuation Of Late Eurageaa .$s,cs
FROM THE SEAT o- ,

Inc ~. te'ersourSh Gazette of the lJtii Of june.
gives the following intelligence in an extraordinary
GMpDienent.
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