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a CORRESPONDENT.

To IL. Ja'hS0n Corresponding COMMITTEE Of ihis
City.
PRINCE EDWARD COURTHOUSE, 3D. Nav 1928
s,"'t ,- epi Of '"'i' OF Jan the 2Sd post
r" the ilh Fer me JOeksUn Csu y
held several meeting aud added 81 memht. to th. for ner
number ibr unannny Ut sentiment among ctors ia
hi county ~ snFPHt OF Gen Jacssui, leaves le de-
'Ac' Pt III upon the the 20
NECESSITY ana VITA Importance at punctial attendance
al The polls Ih's shall 10 up on them and
nave no douh' iui t- w ~ given From bra, evil
ehee we have hren able To bta(snd nile
81 areies ~ obtaining - ip hIIk po.sbie fr
adams u .et more than IS TIN. county. You ma,
rest wen ass Ell II neatly IA
ani proper calculated To .vanc the r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09

T. The su.eIi.r having purchs.sd the entire ntere sf
D. W.. WAL THALL, IN the concern Of WAIUALIs,
SnVh r., WIN continue III" busine.s stthtr old nnd.
'hose rhfhed TO the hfm requested nrke ravmeof
immediately n" ihe subscriber, to enable sstislnsn If the
"'tnn - u the concern JOHN SHORE.
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$40 REJy4RD-

e. fRArED stolen hou. ny Stable on the night Of III
- ioth april light Sorfe mare, between aud q yea
old about - hands high, aud unusually long bodied
White, or obsr marx fecoliected. The above reward
he paid on delivery Of the TO Phi TURPIN.
SalIshnfy, Chettrfed o. may 9. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
CONVENTION QUESTION.

SUMMARY.
We have now the polls from 80 counties-and
the cities OF Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and
Williamson gin which the whole number of
votes received for and against the Convention
amounts TO about 33l60--standing thus:
~" convention I92OI
against t2oSa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09

C0Ar1rLrAcIc 1I,h.n

Ssns, 8s. by the reques; ofmany ofthe citizens
OF Powhaan county, both for Jackson s Adams for
III" next President, the vote was taken at each
company Muster IN the county during the month
OF April and resulted as follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
EARLY FRUIT.

An Apricot, measuring three inches and one
quarter IN circumference, which grew in an open
garden in this city, was exhibited last evening at
tire meeting OF the horticultural Society. a
". y EU. Post
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II. nentisf

~ nm ISLN--JCfHtSt,
" Etf respectfully atqusins those whom a mao ecrr
that he will leave Richmond about Inc lsr r. M, 80
~ No"lk tom shf 9th 70 the 2sth n June IN P.t,T:tf
from me 10 hto the last Of July "A In, wb;,s e So.
SPRING from the midieto the isi Of AUGUST IN Iy.
IRON NE " ddie u Sri.ttl .htiD.t Of o..
"t' fc..-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
TREATY WITH MEXICO

A friend writes us from Washington under date
OF the LIST May" The Treaty of friendship and
Commerce between the United States and Mexi-
co passed the Senate this day That for fixing the
boundary, passed some days ago Bait. Repub.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
DISSOLITTyOSc

VIE htm OF WALTHALL SHORE is this dsy dissolved
ny mutual eonseDA those ind, bfed 10 the G m will
make payment to John Shore, who is alone .d en
'eS' he de"''' II. w. WALrHALL,
JOHN SHORE.
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iTfE POPL.4R FOREhT

THE Poplar FOREST
ONE TRACE dttsnt Q u,iles fron, Lynchbsrg, and {
~ f,vm the turuf Ike road n'ns 1914 stre'
nail cleared, Is sii Jg fis Js improvement are congd-
sfaAie 4 vsluttis. FRANCIS EPPES.
Nfcn1 - ~
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fVV OF $40, 100 OF So and 5000 prizes Of 81 cscs
~ The capital prize If TEN THOULAND Doll rtl
Tas SOLD at ns office Of Cohen Brother rhoi, nd.
asrsea to the heme or th. Lottery. beug ea q
Eve" system th. capital prse Of $4,000, having cn
~ an Even Number, all tickets ending wit ether
z, 4, q, 8, or o,
ss prizes OF to"r dollars each, and sJdtionr Sa:.,s
other prizes they may have drawn.
~ We have nowthe pleasure present the Scheme .shs
.hdryfdnd State LOTTERY, NO. 2, for 1928
and anticipating the spirited dsmsud for the
'he seh'ne No. J. the drawing will take place
Wedaesday, 2Sh This month, (.bfoN)
under the sup ~ ntendenee Of the Comm Sr,,,
by the Governor aud Council. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09

L.ABOURERS TP.INIED.
AZ wen u hue by the month, fo tie balance or the
~ ytat so " 10 laboGfers; bc wages will he riv,n
49, FRENCH JORDAN.
We have for'al at Rockets, oak aud pine WOOD.
l. twst
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From the Hagersto,cn Torch Light, May l.
THE Rail, ROAD

Jonathan Knight Esq. and Col. Long of the u.
states Engineers, we understand, at prescnt in
the neighhorhood of Milliamsport Their baggage
wagon, instruments and assistants were i'm Funks-
town yesterday. Their object, it is said is to test
the surveys made last summer with a view TO the
final location of the route of the contemplated Rail
Raid from Baltimore TO the ONO. They are to
commence running from Williamsport and will pur-
sue The route, in the Erst instance, 10 Harnans Cap
Mr. Knight we have been told, has been employ
ed by the company to make the final location; and
Caspar W. Viewer, Esq. has been engaged as SUI
perintendent, or practical Engineer. 1t is calcu-
lated that the work will be commenced on the 4th
Of July next.
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Ig2OI
Present majority for Convention

rIeSent majority for Convention 52f2
.,'gdV'hg 10 counties TO be heard from, viz
- '-Io'"'s Counties, Charles City, James City, and
''ince Williams .ifieifie counties. Luue1burg
('.Ange and Patrick-and 8 Western counties.
'ii's, Gt9y son, GreeDhrar, Logan Mason.
'onongalia, Randolph, Wood, and Wythe.
We snail publish in the course Of the mex
week the proceedings Of the adjourned Meetina -.
ne county OF Augusta on the subject of the Ioc
uon oil the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road throuel,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09

Mr. Clay's health has become so delicate. that
ne Mas found It necessary TO visit Philadelphia for
the purpose OF consulting some of the medical ia
Guilty of that city. He left this city Yesterday in
the morning line steamboat. Built. .7iaer. May D.
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We are informed that Col Long, u. 6. Topo-
graphical Engineer, and Mr.. Jonathan Knight
Civil Engineer, have just returned to this city from
re-eNannation OF the surveys made last sum-
mer between Baltimore and Williamsport We
also learn that party of United States Engineers
consisting of Lieutenants Gwynn and Trimble and
Mr.. Charles X. Barney have already taken the
neld, and are engaged in the surveys between
Harper's Ferry and Wiliamsport BaIt Inner
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J.H. Enllnn- 49, Rmar. D No..
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,...4, #ssH ffs.a .'aatz ia - ~ no particulars
Amy to,de ny tnme
ri. French auh Spanish rn,frumeris arc
In b.,4 I'D snure warm discussions lateiY
-l,.,.t,,g In evacuation OF the Spanish terrific
Franc. iusste mon heing paid tine sums
t.,. n bsr. o. rppn krrpins Dadr7 and the IA
,,'lr.el snan persists IN demanding the com
sc,aenafion. ant according 10 private
f,,e, i, The Courier !rnaeess, her Minister OF +
nance irssts--
80, Ytat Frame is the debtor of Spain. fnr he
80 sfsrna among Tue archives the parts OF a
.r,s,,,. concluded between Napoleon aud Clas.
"a which ,.ns signed AT fafis ON the 10Th MAY,
tsl6 Ia H. Maiicr, the Minister Of the lroasu-
+,of Frlnce. and NJ Yzonerde cur Minister
ptc,,nolentinrv AZ Paris. Il would apDear from
,b,. dsenmenf that rance, charged with the re
r,very oI several debts. had received a sum. ma
80 million, above what Is nnw claimed 10y the
trench government. Among these debts are
certain bills Of exchange on the American colo
,,,.s. pinnanfing to tiiy millions Of francs, sums
,.,,,rt according 10 NJ. Ballasieros, have been
.rcel.ed hs tht French government, x Of which
ma account Ia. been given to the Spanish GOV.
eminent
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Rotelonrt Land fer ssalc.

4 ,lHE subscriber oilrr, iur -aic. iar uact OF
80 land on winch hr reside, containing 1-i
acres, 500 of wiaeh az. waite. Euas about 2no
acres Of which az clear aud IA cultivation
Of tho portion no" N wood. au al ~ acre. ste
tobacco land Of the very hc.l quality. III. Sc
manlug 2o acres Az 90 a1 adjoining mouu-
tn n, with an abundant sup"iy 81 tnbrr t'r
budiug fuel aud fenciug iaf laud IA adml.
rdbly adapted 10 The production oi com, wheat
oats, rye tobacco, hemp and clovtr, aud is nile
nor 10 tract 81 high laud IN tn siatc. VIII
shcw the land aud make kuaWpthe uorlas 80 a
ny person disposed 10 purchase.
THOS. GOODE.
T. The Editors % The Richmond Wing v,ll
publish the above oncr week Tor four ~erk.,
aud bend then bilI 10 TIL, Office tof payment.
T G.
juno O. wiv
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.fased Iiaats .#a5s iron a. 5astefH 81 ylriir
! mig 'tniWiY mi ,nm're. "sfa .#a 'n7iH'o.
- ~ ''''' 'nf'' M. = '"' - ''.''
,,.,I, J,,.,.,. ....5feat.,,, <, thp fll,is ,,,.1
IL irarir.sl,. II rrefnrr. paf - qarsaau 90 tb,
h'nchh"ts fhtafs Il" not 3eafs if1n'" o'
- ~ ~ y .. a.. - wv.
pases. had bes,, slammed mon - ~ van
iur reply N,atritH hffab'icfa
B'Fhc reply is ,eal,. We 81, NV. aa Nc
before SAID thu I'm rhnyHc,et II 1ulm Wood,
previously h n, entering the Amy, ihpneh i
NJ, have h,en rntofon,ly bad. Ind nothing 10
aa"lth his deafh. ani cuuo, ~ mFel, rs thf
Nashville Republican d,d urgs Il IN la,iihra'ion
of gen, lnoE ,en's .entsncc. Neaa nav, rs
Ne b,Gre raa, thar wood. was executed. aud
laccor1,re 10 tber arknovlci efncag tn alter
81 pniiuu aud dfsfaian vhil,t IN he army -- not
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5ain"t tie eHet'ant rstrrar. - a4t g.. 3,
ffar1g NHgsso fast and arp. lat m1uaI
mn can't heai II , lisa desperate sirh, sharper
Ian EVER General Bouaparle's sword was
ialk Of not striking woman. mdeed whd, Is
4 eody to do with them when tn, y atwa,,
"aeglng thai hliie red "a. OF lhrfrfs. 81 sham
aud quick that il cuts man W. r. and branch.
heart aud Character, all TO tariers imeni, time
day -
Il the red rng We presume the venerable
BeHedick meant nj. wifes toasue: aud il 50. hts
comparing the sword of Bonapartr WIS an ina
provcmen' upon shakesrea,r, Tor he onl, COM
pared tito razor -
Th0ionFues ofmoekine wcu-lrs are as keen
As 3, the fa4ars edge m,i-ial,
Ms. David however, declared that ,hr never
used her tongue without good cause. aud said
she would endeayour to use It mure equity ~ fl-
tue, # her husband would hui do his duty bv
her, and keep his hands 10 brnsrlf
Finally tn old mau agreed 10 try her once
more. and do the best he could ~ her; adding
. There's one consolation for me vet. hope
10 get INTO Chelsea College som, aud there
thank God no roman Is admitted -
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The editor OF the Philadelphia E.'ional Ga
.sf,e = skno~ledgos lhe receipt OF Mexican pa
,,.r> al 4 late dat. The CoIreo de Ia Fedora.
lion oif5e 18th at. contains the decree of ban
,.,ment against the assoclafes IN the plan Of
Rtnntano They are exlled from the Republic
far seven years 10 such place rs the Executive
r,aprh Of the Government has indicated Hi
"a, Is allowed 10 the mi iiary cnlprts. II Thy
..oula attempt 10 return to their own country
I-r,rr lie expiration of the seven years, they
are 10 be treated as outlaws The debate in the
Chamber at Deputies, respecting their punish
r,rnt. uas exceedingly VAIN. One Of the prin-
c,pal speakers fully defended and applauded the
nan Of Montana. a very important project
VS. under consideration with re ard TO landed
property some ofthc politicians contend thai
a division mo small tracts--a more general aud
,lrai distribution. or Sorl of Aeraran Iaw--is
all that is wanting to render the institutions OF
FlrS,co permanent.
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q once -11e '.5a,ibe sin continues TO

a ONCE - The tgnibcr siiH continues 10
d. = 8eH iobooco oad oAg prodple m fommis.
aoD htnH @1aap p,Dduce NJ NM Kind j.. e
10y Wod1nir aoprwai,ou. hecpinga sfR#5ol.
Z paad.ore o,HH,, bfd bt,,caiiiif haAges a.
helmoad ,,om ,ebtth h rectircs nm ea,iifst a..1
Uoa auitteaI,r comnrtrint intelligence pun -.
rope oud eteub',e In MI III ,H0b'cd 10 i,an#ast
bb1ats. n MI lin. p. nh n Horoaleh ipDuledsc
NJ H. JtcyH as mil ~ 5D,af5Itc Hmhftg
J HiTGIfEf.
4 u UorHg btsa appoiaicJ h,nft,V Ceal.
n a,oafs. an, ptogngtd nj all hDtas 10 Tue
d,pot4ys0s mr. udsfr m Ga~ybeH couniq 7'.d
MN Ha,c ~ hcJoDea n NJ e6Dre, ayea doofs
obgfs m iJolti,1 Hoiti 4 II.
Hpg 10 1883
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LAlLST FROM 1

BY the anyal on Saturday evening, Of the
packet ship Don Qn,Aouc, Capt Hhtudl. IL 80
days from lave, we have received PARIS papots
TO the 1t May,
We do not lind in these papers any news If
great Importance The nnans III tue Last wct,
sflil uncertain. Thc Russians bad not crossed
tn Pruth ~ the latcsr accounts aud on rhc
whole the Wmllke appearance rad not ucroa>.
ed. The cold weather We tni.r IT, Is The ,nu,r
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london .}ancy Versailles, &c.
WI. hive Til, morning opened
few ends real London Mersalles Vestings oil
superior order aud beautiful pattern,
Also
\ few pieces bIeachcd aud y bieached Liucu
DrI!iu.s exceedingly iow priced
super mixed and blk. lasting, Ga.' quality
Real Nance Yellow Nankeeus do
With other Goods hourly ehpee,ed torn.
Ing complete assortment
NJ hEE, ROBINSON Is co.
Jnne g.
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London and Paris
W r. CINE "a .

FnHE SUBSCRIBER bas this day received.
y from ApothecaricS' Hall. London, and
from Paris, large and beautiful supply OF all
The EXTRA rs, ACIDS. MEGCURiAL
MASS, OF Blur Pills &c. &c. FOR which those
places are celebrated ior preparing IN the We
y hest manner. HOW I'll DAVIES.
hmm D. I.LlEn
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TO- aeIgahe |. 4ssri urrs Can
i jackson # his paueirs i'm iuihe'' sports
! be on ihaY aiaucc them rs rr'uiraEttss n
! Nj Clay. We have uevef heard that Mr..
, Cha, Wa eHiliy Of tho neanness OF drfraud.
ing those w.t. whom he heifed-let to.
Jackson frielfs .ey whether trey hive Mt
heard tHai tie General has fe-t REUSED Is pay
bets thai be hi trjflv los. and. with m 81.
pst,iza9 earps pI ~ lies Al hi h,rk CARRIED
+ v.il, LIN, for tue uu-,os. ,an,r,lt,d hi.,n-
tagoi,isi IL surrender ~. iuzf claim W. do
not afvsri this" We til thu tie % il was
told 10 a. aud ,c r.ltsyp L,.trne. w.
repeat onr rrsret at the necessity ~ hlch com
pels Us 10 touch tls private transactions ii
any individual. and more especially 81 one
who Inns 81 frequently rendered mm,rll Oh
rl,inns Ia rename . I'M fHrr, is no sllcrna-
tive len rs Ia our ul,ranrnfs We must. IN
such rnsra. be eu,I.d tx TIE h. taIioUi, |,
. wdi he seen hat 10 lh,. ca,e ~ have rnp.
formed strictly tou W. bavr only ,polrn
oithat trail IN cen ineLsont. rha,,.trrYLirh
wood operate ~ an Offset IN ito rhRrpe nj.
loJgal against Nr CDav-# HI othrr nrd gross.
,r yiess may be rast into tatIe for ,uel.t a.,
roro onlesa his Friends fafp.fiiag TIM, e nr,.
I.rcn ;s ne beitnr mar, Of yar,r u" ,b,,,Il
rr,yoLe lfsgntpgnpi.ts draw. hi. l,I,lo,g,h
por,rsit. Il would re paa .lly .iobt,
But Mr.. Cav i. rolle1 n denggoou, re,,.
I
the meaning u, words. ~ were induced :, r.
few to Nalkrr 10 n,cc,fain the fact mad ,,,,d
! his definition ola dcnaongne In IN, WIN, ~,
/ had always understood II IN lac " , ,ca,l., of
rnbhle-the head ofn r,h -. Al, e..
thjs man When led he The ,,,,p,,c o., IL
,,ol,, p,.s ,o, III. ,.,,,, .,..,.. ...,,.
/ c,,., =, Go, l,,r.,., ,,I,,,# -. .......,
o,..,,,,,l,.. al. ,b,. so,, ~. NO..
..;,t...., -. ,.......,,....
and ,n,.,y t.,,,,,, -, ~.
,,odo hin, ,,,,, r,to H..
v,,,5 g., f,.ts,,, h.. H.. =. ,.,o,
;,l.,c,,,r.,, ,l.,i,,. ho.,.s, IT., g..
.h,r. n,,,, ,.,,.,,l i,e....z,....
coma, .,.,,,,,,i,
,c,s. 4, Et,h ronld r,,,,, lsG,,. lin, -, H., .
n,,,,, st,l.,, ,,,,,,,..., -, #..,...,,z ..,#.,
roilc., ,4,,,.,o, :, ,,,, would li,,,,,,,,., -.
,c, would l,,,cl,co,, TO- iii. ,;.....
.,oI..,,..#.... ,,,.u.....,.,#..
,,,,n 49,, b..,.. ,.,.,..r., ,.,,...,...,.
III. rim, ,r,,,i,,,, ,l;.,, .,....,.,...
d,,oo,,e nd ~. ,,,,i.l;.. ...... ...,...,. a..
scrutiny I'm. s,ycn ,,.o ,az-.rh. ,o,o, A,,na.
goc,,e doe no, ornly 10 N, Ga, oven n H..
sense j., ,,l,,,I :, ,y.s.,,...l VIM. -.
d" bend ij,e eI.,nt bioo,. If tho Io.o ~
.t.riu n,i.l, fot,,,, c.,,,,,,,,,, % t,....., -.
ted the so,lles or,pcu =, ,o,,c, ~, so,r,o,., -.
h,iomen, and ,odcrondcn,. :, ,ho ,,u,,.....
nh,mg Of an oo,,,.uice,, ,,o,,d ca,, r..
I,,l,.o, INV the sa,,,,. , e.,.,,, ne L -,
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" The Editors Of the Lyncbhnrg Vugioiaa IN.
oulre " what necessity existed tor proving John
Woods a thlef before be entered the ARMY :"
aud We are feprehendcd ia stvrre terms for IN
yadng 3" tie sanctuary oi the dead" " No no.
ble or malnanimouS man say they, g. can war
with the dead Had the Editors been free
from political excitement, they would easily
hay" discovered The necessity that their own
paIy imposed hp"n ns.--At the very time We
penucd tue artclr, of which they so heavily
complain. LIN Nonds vas Undergone a .orf Of
political agotheos,s. He MAS clothed with eye.
~ virtue mat can cnnobe man. Aud sherefore :
Fot the infamous purpose Of exciting indlgna-
ton against Gen. Jackson, and of rousine the
sympa'aies of the people il behalf Of the de-
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Hiaxltidr effrf 0ftcigh'.--Nc have hoard Of
-u1, instances uhoIct1 fight. it is said, has
produced Wv strange reeats upon the human
system Tine f)ioNiNg nee uni we ave upon
the authority Of hchiy respectable medical
gentleman resident in London At Ihc tinr oil
rae Gmsral of hs late Eoyal hehncsS the DuAc
rt Yaai, 1 gen'Icman well knoNn frr his anti
Vuar az ssaaf chr>, whose ndme we Withhold.
Gc,crpdad iaio thr go, al cemetery a. Windsor.
ate. tn intermrnt had taken place, aud buSitv
rngagcr. himself in copying inscriptions from va
rlouS catlins. While thus rngaoed.& absorbed III
thought. ne heard the door Of tie cemot,r, close
wiih an appalling sound the faper tril from MS
baud and n renamed pttifi BY the know
II Ice OF MS ~ ljt' situation, eHtomhcd with the
dad II had not 'tc power 10 puck up the ia
pr, which Wis soon cvtmanished hy the noisome
damp. and be mag ed that the cemetery would
nI'bc re.opeucd anti .uorhrf royal inIeimrui
should take place; and thus hr must soon he
numbered with the drad.-ilr >Woouej, and re
maiord nsell,iblr for some iinr.
A. lco9th recovering himself n rose upon his
Lnnes, laid his hand, upon Wondering coffin,
Hld, 10 use his own words, felt ,eagth to pray
rorei!ectlIn IN darted across his mind, thai
Ne had heard hrworknen say, that about noon
they shoeli Wit the cemetery and take away
sonnplnmes. %. which they left there. 1hs
'Dntrwaat c1inrd his Spilus. soon after l. o =
"'n'k he heard the door mtn upon their grating
fmges, he called for assistance. and was son
conveyed 10 the region of day. Ills clothes wste
a'n'p and horrible dew hum ulod lis haIr,
Nntcl N The course ut halt an aouf tanned from
black togreV. and soon after TO H'u'r. Ire
g1in which he frh "a the scapu!a curing t.
PERIOD Of his incarnation he described 10 our -
larma' 10 be dtcadlrL Iiis j, perhaps tae
M q ua
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WIN sIS.


oUV"TO bHlot aUd NItTI IVWVult 'IhTS
DO do Arcad an Ildhts,
Blk. and blk. watered Silks
Beautiful blk Florence aud Italian Silk
sup ,ur assortment of worked SNtss Muslin
Calcors of every denomination, AID some
of rare aud entirely news patterns
Bohhiueu Laees, n half their former prices
, f,le fashionable wotercd s. bal GngAa,ns
3rh Ribbons, direct from PARIS
Pongces Tor Ladies' dresses
/ great bargains trrm an induccmeut to
purchasers. we will assure them, every cltorl
Will be made H. Chat effect.
MkEE, X ,BtNSON y GO.
JuUp @
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FEaEE EEEsfsENEAN.
LyNI6BURG, JUNE 9. Ise>.

- ~ Astt. u ~ y 49,.
n. clay II must he natter ct deep regrf,
10 rTery man Of correct feelings 10 Wnness
tn ffeaf and uuwarrantahle lengths "a which
political discussions are carried II fhese dis
cass'on- were confined to tie pubic nets aud
Tie political principles of tho,e who are ear.
didates Tor Office, es they should be, and a.
they might be, did nj men, who. Ike lhe
Swiss, writ" and fght for pey, in a greai men
sure coatrnl the press then we should hr the
frst Ia admit that 10 investigation could h,
to rlgii--no scrutiny tao severe. The ar1s
ADD priucipie, OF candidates NOT only fall. lc-
Ultimately, within the ransc ot discussion. but
II Is absolutely necessary 10 the ,vrn-5e,eg 81
the country thRt they should be Displayed. in
al their lights and shadows" brtore the
public. Otherwise, the freedom III sncoeh
and thu press would he empty phrases
" fall OF sound, aud meaning nothing. But.
unfortunately Tor the harmony Of soeiefy. T.
Their opinions have prevailed, aul private
transactions have beenarraycd inthe columns
OF newspapers protesting to be respectable,
with an easrrocs5 5ei ting only the cormo-
rants Of SANDER.
iiany man has reht 10 object 10 this mn.
manly modo Of warfare. II i, Henry Clay
Liz many other mcn whose genius dervee
taimenl from the generosity md warmth Of
thrir tempcrs, and whose early lives are M
gaardcl hg parental rare, he has committed
prgnr. a Ei,h rall T.r tl, L., .I,t
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10 Hatters, Colonrcrs, &c.
ZnHlS DAY received large supply OF cor
PERAS LOGN OOD. CAMNOOD. rus
TIC, MADDER. SAUNDERS, ALUM, AQUA
FORTS. QC1CkSiLNEK. Bile VIrKOL.
or Bluc Stone, ANNEI 70 NERDlGRis Ac.--at
the lowest ptlees. Howell DAVIES.
june -. IstIb9
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hot and Cotd some lime since we pull
IL. ed th. following artitl, There is place
~. the surface Of the Earth where, ii two
,urn meet the ore shall find il So hot thai he
,,l immediately throw off his clothes, from
the heal aad he other riall find Il 81 cold
thnt he vii immediately put on those which
the other has ihrownnN What place is this :
Tbs N ictr was published in London pa
ppr, aud ladies' ofthe metropolis were rrques-
led to furnish the answer. II wasrernhlishcd
IN he New York Courier, the editor Of which
paper said, that If a r. ference 10 Presiden-
naI Chalr wound not do. he could not an
s,,er the iRgliry. II WI. natural enuugh Ia
,hiuk Of the Presidential Chair as not an IN
apt answer ~ the inquiry II is very certain
thai the mir around it has ersen in many de
sftes al,oge the u.ual temperature, aud per
hap, many may have found il many degrees
below ihe freezing point.
IN arriving at "A more satisfactory answer
Than this. 10 those less fond Of politics thao
newspaper editors generally are. wc refer II
sol lsniih's History o. the Earth, p. 50, vol /,
where II is written rs foil Avs -
II is remarkable, that at IariguHgua we of
zen see instances 0fthp fleets of two oppo-
site temperature, in tro persons h7pnenmg
p meet , one oftitrm lraViGE the plains be
fY,g, AID the other descending from tae noun
tuin The former thinks the cold So severe.
that he rraps himself up IN all The garments
be- ran procure while the latter finds the
heat 50 great That he IS scarcely able TO bear
~ clothes whatever.
Taa QUE think, the water so cold that he a
vuids heing sprlnl,lod bp It; the other i 81
cv'is4lpi With Is warmth thai h" uses il us a
hoth. Ne- Is The case very different in the
sane person. a. lao experiences the same di
q. 10 4
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