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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
z, "'0TIrDNN, VOUrs, r"HnoclIUTIV,
JOHN TINBERLAkE.
BENJAMIN MtGRUDER
W ALkER TIMBERLAkE,
ROBERT ). JONES.
f2uraaaa Gomtg, taioa MIS-. !
Inne BON. 1870. |

To li> FAcrllencv Martin Van Buler
SIH-ln yourcplg to a letter addressed to YOU
by James Nmis aud others, Of Norh Carolina, on
he subject of the power of Compress to abolish
Slavery IN the District Of Columbia, dated 23d
February, 1885, observe these remarks
owe il however to-candor, to say II Won, that |
have not been able to satisfy myself that the grant
To Congress in the Constitution, of the power of
> ENcLt SivE LEGISLATION ~ ALL CASES WnArso-
EyrR' over tine Federal District, does not confer
on TINT body, the authority over the subject
that would otherwise have been possessed by the
Safes OF Maryland and virginia; or that Congress
mjei not, in Virtue thereof, take such steps upon
the subject in this District, as those States might
themselves take within their own Limits, and
consistently with theirrg5,S of sovareignY"
We presume, from these remarks, we are an
tIorIzad 10 infer that it Is yoar opinion that the
States OF Mary land aad Virginia possess the pow
er toahoit,a slavery within their respective limits
and tIlat Congress possesses a similar power to
abolish slavery in the Federal District: ESQ, will
You NJ 80 ouliaing as to state whether, in Your
opinion, the exercise of the said power by Con-
grc>s over the subject of slavery in the Federal
District, would or woal! not be 50 far restrained
or qualified by the clause in the Constitution
" M say, that IA person shall be deprived of
ltlr liberty or property, without due process Of
law nor shall private property be taken for pub
c use without Just compensation as % prevent
the abolition OF slavery in the said District with
ont laSt compensation to the owners OF such
slaves and ii your opinion on this point should
be III The negative, You will be So oblieng as to
state whether, IN Your opinion it would or would
not be WITHIN the cons l'Htiomal scope of tie pow
elS OF Congress to appropriate money from the
Federal Treasury for the purpose Of making tie
compensation to such owners of slaves SO eman-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

MED by those Concerned in. the 'ransaction.
few DAYS an, prfson applied To In ne "
REGISTER OF ihr i58cNri, I.4ud OtIicc, john tdd-
vel, I,q. tAlr Gillespie ba,rius rcsisncd,l 10 IN
ter II tract of Land IN Wood County,. The Rceis-
ter. not heinz well acquainted with the plaDs Of
bs Office anl fearing tic land n ,hi be villHn the
| :. Reservation of five milo, on the lnmee.
which Is mol tof sale, replied Ia The applicant
thai he would consult with thr Receiver, JosrplI
II Laruill aud Il the tact did not lie within the
Reservation he should lave IT, The applicant
won't himself to The kcccvcr and Obtained from
HIM a written statement that the laad N question
WIS not within tie L. s. Reservation. and mier hr
cnicrea.-l hi, he presented 10 the Register, who
told Inn tia, he should lave the lana-bnt rs il
WY then five o'siock, aud thac 10 ciose the oDtce,
he must call in the morning. and lus entry should
hr made as he desired. The applicant va, the
last mn who left the Office dat dav, and the Grsi
10 appear there next mornag.-hltcf setting on
the Steps loi some TIME. WAITING fof the office TO be
opened, he WIS at length admitted, aud was then
informed b1 tie REGISTER that goH8e LdIwH, Jr0-
Htr IN he Rfccircr, hal catcrtd Ht uact wbih
hf raHtrd
We are acquainted with the Receiver Of the
Bucyfns Land Office and therefore the truth OF the
foregoing statement excite, no KIND Of surprise in
our mind. II i, perfectly IN character with the
man.
Until We received the above Information,
had not heard Of the resignation Of Thomas Gil
lespic, Esq the Register. We now understand
hat he became 50 entirely Disguised with the beast
) conduct aud low trckcry oi Larwill. rbat he r.
signed eondionally --lhai is, II LmmH wtrt MT
temored The latter, being an old and and faithful
servant Of the Kitchen DlctsuorS at Washington,
and mono destitute of any rling Ilke principle Or
honor than his associate, was therefore retaiaed
AND YET ANOTHER.
We rarn from tn same authority, that mol long
since IA farmer entered the Ruryrus Land Office 10
purchase several altactsiorhs children. II was
in tine afternoon, and before he had paid for all his
entlic,, Mr.. Larnill cIoscd the Office rs the hoW
had CAM, and the purchaser WIS told he must
finish hi, business in the morning. The next
mornln2 when he called, Ur LarrW bad entered
and paid for all the balance OIL his tracts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

DO 10 bet on, when any thing Ike Fighting Is on foot
--gatherrd mp his tsic company ard went IN pur-
suit Of the enemy, determined Ia lrfasS AM delat
his movement, until Inc cavalry from alose could
arrive. few miles from where the iisbt toak
place ON Sunday, he came mp viii them se'uieh
posted ia tic run of Creek HheIe hr attacked
hcm: but from The security oi th'ii position aud
greater numbers, lac was forced to feire, alter u
spirited attack IN Which he lost Two urn. SojhI.,g
,Iaunted. the intrepid Jernpan rallied a tr'. more
Of III, COUNT, men, aud such others tror, Randolph
aud elsewhere rs he could hasl, i,sscnhc. aud
took the ffail again. On " ednr,da,, The 9Th,
bs overlook them ahouttweuly nils beyond Lump
kin, mtking their Wy, no.t AVID main, down
through the almost impe'.cirable swamps OF the
lchasaguochWee Cfc-r
iierche br1urh. tileni 10 a dead halt and having
disposed Of ,nriion Of hs force 50 rs 10 prevent
HE lndaE. II poss,hl, from escaping, tlNhed upon
ur efny with spch >pifir = TO convince oven sly
-, that swamp Was no very Good o. seenfc In
dmg-fldee. There were supposed 10 be- upward,
oil tWb hundred ln1ans IN all fifteen OF twenty
Of whom fell, uhil,, the other, scattered through
the canc and made tbrf escape. Inc tout Ny
complete Such was the hurry oi their laht tlld
fhc>l left behind them large amount OF goods
upwards Of twenty horses, and three 81 tielt chll-
5rrr. Two OF thtse children thry had evidently
killed, 10 prevent Them from making a noisr and
bcir5vlug lbcir hdma place, the orhrt WAS alive
and i5kco care 81. .ierhiean bad three tom
men killcd aud several wounded. Their name,
We have mol hcafd.-Fro all We can learn, We
should iulsc thai tine Indians werc most essential
II whipped. Jerniean aud hi>Eo> bad done
nailell be fore, torutlp them TO tho thanks Of TIE
country lhctr nlule, viii be placed upon the
list will those who fought ii Shepherds plantation
aud tie S3Wmp Of ChehJsahltriIsc. Gen. Sand
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
Philadelphia Gazette.

COLUMBUS, August At is remarkable fact.
IN the history OF the recent difficulties with sayaoes
that the whites generally believe the war at an end
about the time it fairly commences. Whether this
arises from want OF knowledge, among the COM
mandng officers, of the real character Of the Ina
ans, we do not pretend to say. One ding is how
ever certain, that Gen. Gaines made a mis,aLe or
tins Kind, IN relation 10 the Seminole difficulty. and
recent events have demonstrated that similar
error has been committed in reference 10 tho nre-
sent strife with the Cree 5. 4 lar,e nor,;on If
the actual fighting, during The Campaign has boen
done since those having the direction of III. war
had proclaimed to the world, that ii was over and
ended. 'io
In our last, we related, -as FAR as we were able
me circumstances that attended a battle touoht on
Sunday the oath ut in Stewart county. On the
next dav. Capt. Jerniean, one OF the most enerpetc
and valuable officers that has been engaged in n.
serv'ee-aid one too, as Mcfarland saws. thai will
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

CRAsu.-A portion ofthr larae brick w.,rrhon>c
on Ohio street, near Wiikiu>ou's furnace, fen in
with grand crash about : O'Clock ,cStrnlr,
morning. Il was bnill and owned by NJ Ruh-
bun, by whom 1t was occupied Tor the sforage Of
gram, and had in il al the time nearly sixty thoa-
sand bushels. The front parr, used as a store, is
still ndinc. Those sleeping in the store had a
barrow escape, as tine building broke of immea-
ncly adjoining the bedroom. and the fragments.
in their fall, carried away part of The head
board. The loss is estimated at ahou, $50 900
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TEXss sAEs FEENigO.

NV ORLEANS, Aug. ;.
Iafe trom Herico.-Capf " atkins, oi the schr.
I Water Witch, from MatamorJs, brings lntc-
aeacc from thai place relative to the intended ia
vasion of Texas The troops are exercised daily,
a make an imposing appearaner-tley amount
TO between / and 1000 men, and recruits ale IA
pilly brought in. Capt. W. SAYS llia he witness
cd the repeated visit OF the Cherokee chiefs 10 the
general. The Mcucans, it i, sad, intend making
u descent BY water on the Galveston island, from
Vera Cruz, and are fly determined on the prose-
cution of the war
L,rrn.-By the arrival Of the schr Indiana,
Capt. Rantiior,l, in five days from Tampico, We
learn that 1900 men were on the eve Of marching
from llai place 10 AIljamords 1000 more were
sad to be on tllrr march from san Louis, for the
same destination. II appears that the MAN boz
dy Of the army are about to rendezvous al Malta
mor,s previous to marching AGAINST Texas. Gen.
Fefnandoz IS to ACT rs second in command Of the
Mexican army under Gen. Urea. Capt. X. con-
radcts the report, dat tbc MeNirans are ndtcr-
cnt about the prosecution Of the war in Texas:
on the contrary he states thai nothing can exceed
the military enthusiasm that seems TO pcrya1e all
classes almost causing a general suspension Of
business, aud ught else was talked Of bat war.
idrtrtiSa.
We are indebted to Capt, Bridges, Of The scLr.
Crchln, lor the annexed -
GALVESTON BAY, July y.
Sln,-l arrived herc ON the l7th, after pas
sage OF toard DAYS, and vas convoyed down by the
Independence Com. Hawkins, Oh the bar Of Gal
weston saw the 'rcvan sehr. Brutu, and brig
Durango. could not learn that the Mrxicans
had 4 SINGLE armed. vessel at sea; the schrS In
vjocihIr, Capt. Brown, and Terrible Qormcrly the
Inion) Capt. Allen, have gone cruise along
the cnaSt of Mexico. The Mexican army (ahout
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lappears that Rahbun, the Buffalo Speculation
and forger, had one forged note Of one hundred
thousand dollars, discounted at the Baok of fine
United States in this city. The amount of hi, far.
gcres is much greater than was at first supposed
and il shighly probable that the mv> ries ofth,
case are yet by no means unraveIlrd That hc
must have had more than one confederate A.,
pears extremely probable.
TPBHQ2ciphia Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
ftom Me Colamd"s (Ohio) Press, iugust 3.
ANOTHER LAND OFFICE FRAItD

Inc following facts have been related To us nm
on respectable authority, and namfs left with us
winch will be given, whenever The statement "a 6c,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
DOMESTIC sNrEs.E.tGENC i.

APpoiN raENr By THE PRESIDENT.
TnoMAs II. tR,x. ii Virginia, IL BE- Consul Tor
the Port al tshusee, IN lhc place 81 DANrrL \.
Porr, ,esis Ged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
II ''''' 0T1TN'-TIN,
BENZ AMIN +. MAGRTDER
JOHN TIMBERLtkE
W ALkER TIMBERLAkE,
ROBERT :. JONES.

he question naturally arises, why has Mr.. Van
Buren, refused to answer the Undergraduates here
pron"nndod to him ; He has seen the different
and roni''ehns ncrPr st'lions gwen 70 the only
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

from the Dondi}soarWe Loaisiaaa) i3rocaie.
JtpGE lhNou.-lbiS omnipoient, omniprc,em
prr>onage arrived in Ibis VILLAGE ON the oh inst.
Tie inflicted corporeal punishment ON IA white
man, (namr unkooWn) by the application of a
hrl,', horsewhp twenty-five times across his ma
hod sl,h ior having disturbed the hitherto quiet
village OF Doaall>oa>lllc hy celebrating, IN con-
occtloh with two or lhrre dozen colnred persons.
the massacre OF the whites GA the Island of ST.
Domingo; and ar refusing and Insulting the prop
r. authorities when they demanded hin and the
inmates 81 tlr house 10 dispcrse, as the neiehborS
found it impossible 10 sleep, from the noise orca.
NIoned from the Htlug ot pistols, crackers &c.
ihN happened Al about twoo'cock ia the morning.
Ai>o, ON the same morning, al about ninc o.
clock, the judge lcId lis court back OF the state
house, aud condemned a tree coorcd man, named
AlhhonNc, alias Francis CuiScraacS, from st. Do
mln9a, and the astl9ator ot the ceebratipn To IT,
cclre 30 stripes. The said Nhhon>r seized and yn-
IenliN pushed from o1lhc door step, ofihr house in
winch the celebration was held, the mayor of the
cooperation, because he commandedth the peace which
enmeed the citizens against the delinquent to a
considerable extent, aud induced them, in con-
nectton with the above named incendary oelcbra-
ton, TO punish HIM and his accomplish rs above.
The white man ordered to quit the town
"'thIn tweniV-iour hours, and the colnred man,
u 'ohN'aera''on ct ln' property, which is con-
siderable, was ordered 10 leave the the p irish
III ",f'N Jays \ meeting OF the citizens was after
wards held, and several resolutions passed. amonp
them the following
Resolved, That On the o. int. ccr,,i, me-, IF
color assembled together 10 commemorate tho
massacre OF tho whites of 81. Domingo, n,t,gatel
by white man: aud whereas, sundrV inhabit,r,s
OF DonaIisonNe, ineenScd at the OUTRAGE. me,
together, aud dispersed the said ScditiouS mcptino
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

county, at the Courthouse, on the Goth day
of July, l~;6:
Reuben d. Palmer pm
igajHa
Isaac W hltc and Iachariall White, executors
of tonycrs White, son. dee. DIS
IL CuANCERN
On motion of the plaintiff nv counsel. and il
appearing 10 The satisfaction of the court. that
the defendant, Zaeharias White, is not an inhabi-
taht OF tins country, andwithout the jurisdiction
OF thus court ii is ordered, that the said deten
uant do appear here, or before the fourth
Monday IN October next, and answer the bill of
the pia'ntii, and that Il copy of tins order be
forthwith inserted IN the lynchburg Nirginlan, n
newspaper published in the town of lvnchburr
Tor two months successfully, aud another copy
,hereoi be posted at the front door of the court
mouse oil ms county, on some court day
\ Copy-Teste,
CARL MD. Crk
.ngu,.ce w.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

General je>ups stated in >ome OF thr paprrs
Ia be- brother in law Of Henry Clay. MOI so,
W. bcIieyr. General Jcsup i, brother in law OF
the gallant Col Croe0ao, having nl,ricd hl> SIS
ter; and the maiden name Of Mrs. Clay was Hart,
ol "A ldui} ii Maryland.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

Il IS reported in Washington, rlar the gal
Ga,t Cen. enweh Is about 10 resign hl> COMMISSION
IN the army of the United States
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

"EIoHrGEN YEARS OLD"-rhere is n
period IN The life of every young man,
oser which to pass safely, requires The
most skllful navigation. To double t.is
point is more dangerous TO The moral
character, than for a navigator To double
Cape Horn. The whirlpool of pride,
and the q'.icksaads of self concei, yawn
upon thrln, nnd are To young man what
Scylla aud Chary bds were to the ancients.
This period is from sixteen to twenty one
years of age-and during this Ii ne a
young nlan is subject to what is common
ly called "eigiteen years old fever:"
though owing to the precocity Of some
they are attacked as early as sixteen.
The effects of this disease are, although
different from those morbid complaints
To which The human system u subject
instcdd oi wasting away, II produces u
general initiation of The intellect, if may
80 express 1t, which renders the subject
more like bladder filled will. wind than
"A rational being.
A young NJ ~ under the influence Of
this disease, is a perfect wiseacre; he is
too knowing to learn from the experience
of age; he knows best what is his own
interest; his parents and all who have
gone before him, are, in his opinion,
fools; he imagines himself to be the first
of a wise generation, and therefore con-
sirues every friendly admonition into an
attempt to coerce him or to abridge his
privileges. lie discovers the down of
puberty upon his chin, and believes that
the application of a razor To his phiz
would pnt The finishing touch for if he
has IA beard and shares, he must of course
he man; and above all, the ladies' dis
like beardless man.
lie therefore obtains razor and soap,
and steals away unobserved, to 4 garret
or hay loft, and undergoes that pleasant
and lmportant operation he comes back,
his chin moved" n perfect paragon.
Next comes the operations of the toilette
he examines his short phiz-congratu-
lates himself upon the improvement Of
his looks, perfumes his hair with sweet
scented polnatum, or in the absence of
this, applies talIow or cologne, his ears
are probed up with IA collar SD stiff, that
if he moves his head to the right or left,
lie does it at their peril his crayat is ad-
justed a la mode, his handkerchief taste
fully dangling Oh his rear his gloves in
his hands thus equipped, the bachelor
of sixteen makes his grand entree among
the ladies.
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cxpostulate with the man upon his undue
severity. The moment he attempted to in
terpose in this family disagreement, the wo-
man released herselffrom the cords by which
she was bound, rushei upon my unhappy
messenger, threw her head into his stomach
with the fury Of an excited tigress, aud
poured upon him volIey Of such eloquent
abuse for interfering between a man aud
wife as perfectly astounded me, though it
only excited n smile on the counienaces of
the by ISLANDERS. She had no sooner put to
flight the man whom had sent ns pa
eifcator, for he .campered away from The
scene of comba, as if he had been siung by
n scorpion, than she tooh her station al the
stake, to which her better half again bound
her, and proc sded to hump her to her
hearts content and his own."-[ The Orien-
tai Annual.
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Treatment of HindoJ IViveS.-A Hindoo
writer has said 81 woman can never be
independent; in chidh rOd she must br sub
jeet TO her father, in youth to her husband,
and in old age to her sons" The women
arc kept in such state of ignorance, that
passive endurance with the llindoo wifi, is
both virtue and social obligation. I, is
even asserted in the pages before us, that
nothing would SD soon cause a llmdoo wo-
man to rebel, against the authority of her
husband, as the circumstance of his using
that authority mildly. And an illustration
is given. which we must quote, not merely
for the instructions of our fair readers, bur
as confirmatory, in SO far H. one part ofthe
story goes of what has been found TO hold
true in colder cmes, and less devoted
spouses. was mach amused by AN oc-
currence at small village, through which
we passed on our way towards the Courg
district, whittier we directed our course after
we quilted Stravana Brlgaln. IN n narrow
enclosure, behind small hovsl, we saw a
woman tied to stake, and a man standing
over her administering severe chasiis,,,nrn,
with II thick bamboo, which he occasionally
applied to her naked shoulders sn earnestly
that.she screamed with piercing but dis
sonant expression cf suffering. She bore
the intlic'on some time without manifest
ing the slightest disposition to retaIi,te bur
at length goaded by the unhending severity
Of her tyrant, she made u sudden pitch at
his leg us he advanced to repeat the cas,pn-
ton, and, sezIng him by the calf with her
teeth bit it so energetically that he howled
like scourged whelp. Sprnging aside.
however, he got beyond her reach, and then
administered the discipline of the bamboo
at 30 furious rate that thought the w.
mans bones in jeopardy. She now bore the
blows without wincing, fixing her full dark
eyes upon him with an expression of calm
triumph, which seemed to say, "You NAV
kill ne, now have had my reyenge!.' The
rafting of the hollow bamboo against her
ribs might have been heard, | am sure. a,
the distance of hundred yards: still she
did not move muscle, hut sat suien and
enduring while the mans rage appared to
kindle in proportisn to her non-re.istance.
There were several persons looking on with
perfect uncoDcsrn, from whom learned il
was domestic dcspot beating his wife
for some act Of social dereiction. Becom-
ing uneasy Mt sceing the merciless mode of
ehastlsement pursued by the euraged Hin.
doc, sent ere Of fsy natir.susndan,, to-
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NEW GARDEN SEEDS

| NEW II GARlbEN SEEDS
EDWARD SrANHoFE mas FOR sALE Arau
STORE, No. Is BRoAD-SrREEr,
The tollopiag Garden See IS, reesired tom
New- ork and the Skakers.
Red, White 81 Yellow Onion Seed,
! Early White Silver Skinned Onion Seed.
Pas.
Green Dwarf Marrowiai strawberry Dwarf,
Mann Peas, Prussian Blue,
Bishop (Esrly,) Two Poddss.
Early Washington,
BEETs.
Margle Wortzsll, Blood Beet.
scarlet Beet, Early Turnip Bess
" hte Beet Yellow DO.
! Sugar 90.
CARROTS.
Orange Canst, Early Horn do.
Red do.
PaRsNrrs.
Long White Parsnip, Guernsey do.
CUcuMBERs.
Long Cucumber. dc. Green Cucumber.
Larry CUCUMBER, do. Cluster, do.
MELONS.
Water Melon. Nutmeg N.lon
/ Pine Apple Mellon.
SouAsHEs.
Dutch Summer SQUASH Sugar Bush SQUASH.
crooked neck Summer do. Winter Squash,
Squash Valparaiso, 10.
LETTUCE.
White Head Lettuce, Early Curled Head Go,
Large Cab 'age Head do Ice Lettuce
RADisHEs.
Salmon Radish, Scarlet do.
CABBaGEs.
Dram Head Cabbage Larly Yorkshire, Do.
do. Dutch co. Savory, do.
Red do.
TuRNIps.
Flat Turnip, Long Turnip.
French DO a
PEPPERs.
Cayenne Pepper, Squash Pepper.
apple reppef' Double Pepper Grsss.
BE.Ns.
White X Yellow Pole Early Red Ey'd Beans.
3eans Cheshire Beais,
nsriJ week Beans, Cranberry Bush, Pole Do
"ednsee d.. Windsor Beans,
Large Lima 90
FOR BIRDS.
Canary Seed Mlst do.
Hemp 90
Summer Savory, Sweet Marjorun, Sage Parsley.
Nasturtion Lennon Balm, Saffron Seed
Sagar Pumpkin Seed, Early Sweet Corn.
ALSO.
A new assortment Of flower Seeds,
x
iesbs Of most all kinds, done up in small quantities
from the Shakers.
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AntllracitesC
BROAD MOUNTAiN-(W WAite As,es

YBNiiE Coal from this region, when mined with
n care and selected from the purest veins is ca
sy ignted makes an intense heat and does not iorn,
incrstations upon the sides ofurnaces or stoves II
makes but few ashes and is considered on account
of It's purity strength, and great durability TO bssupe.
ror TO any other Tor melting iron generating steam
CELEBRATED GATE YEN.-(Red Ashes)
This variety is taken from one Of the best veins n
what called tie Peach Orchard district lceatec in
the vicinity Of Potsylle. 1t is EASILY gnled. Jurns
rery freely and ei great briuianey produces heavy
ashes and superior 10 any other for Parlor Crates
Cooking Stoves, and otner domestic purposes
Messrs. Gro. KNOWLLS and GRO. BOWEN
are the only persons in New port authorized by me TO
sell the above KINDS OF Coal.
EPHaAIM A. HATHAWAY.
Providence. April IA, 1850.