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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-09

DRACTiCAL PHARMACY.-MOhT, Redwood and
PrOctor's Pharmacy. The arrangement, apparatus
and manpuls lions OF the Pharmaceutical shOe and Lab
TatOTy. BY Francis ohI, Of the Royal PTuSSian Col
lege Of Medicine Cobleutz; and Theophilus Redwood
Professor Of Che miSry and Pharmacy 10 Phamacenti-
cal Society OF Great Britain Edited extensive ad
ditions by VIM Proctor IT., Professor Of Pharmacy in
the Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy For sale BY
BEcKwITH q MORTON,
je9 At Asxweil's cid stand.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-09

JNGERsOLL's LATE wAR.-HistoFical Sketch OF
the second War bet~eeR the United States and Great
Britain declared by Act Of Congress- the 18Th Of jane,
s2 and concluded By peace tire 18Th Of February l6.
By Chss. IngersOl; embracing the events OF 1siA.-
Price 81 90
The Deer SlaIkers: q tale Of the Southwestern
ties By Frank FORESTER, author Of my shooting
Boz Field sports Of n. America, etc. 80 eents
For sale by BECkWITH d MORTON,
je9 So Main near ID 81.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-09

THE FARMERS ENCYCLOPEDIA and Dictionary
Of Rural Affairs; embracing all the most recent DIS
cOveTes in grcuituI Chemistry, adapted 10 The
prehenson OF unscienfc readers. Illustrated BY en-
cravings OF Animals Implements and other subjects In
esrng 10 the grcult1Tsst. By CuthbeTt W John
ESQ., r. s., and adsPtedto the United States By
G. Emerson, ESQ. Price 81 o.. For sale By
BECkWITH q MORTON,
les So Man street
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q. m. IA RKLEY,
coSLEcros AND CENTRAL kskSrs

Leriaetss. AZ.
WILL attend pronpdy 70 any bassnsss sntF1s>sd 70
w hm-wfD act a. Agent Iof TIE collection Of laonsD
and slosins accounts, ae. &C. Charges nodsrsts.
APfl !, ISIS
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NEw STEAM ruaNIruRg rACroRy.

LocIsvILLk,
"Eue prepared 70 msnassctnrs every Ting In our
w hne, On terms favorable As any other ESTABLISH
mehtin The West Tia patronage Of the psolic 10 sols
ned.
wAsrxDs-cAsrry. walnut. Sycamore. Gum and Pop
lar Lumber.
Aug. ST. i NJ A J. LINCOLN.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-09

rNHE subscribers now Engaged in he manufacture
OF Glazed Wedding. black and white, for the use Of
talors and elohiers Il Is OF the very best quality OF
any thickness required, web glazed and sold lower ihan
the Eastern article. We making II IN SUFFICIENT
Quantities 10 supply thc whole demand west Of the Ale
ghanies OrdeTsfrom dry goods Oboers, SlotheTs
promptly stteniedtO.
RUSSELL & sTRARNs.
Cincinnati, January 90 fsts-tf
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-03-28
State Of North Carolina, Granville County,

State Of North Carolina, Granville County,
Court of Pleas and Quarter ebruary Term'
A. D. 1919.
Isaac Hackins Willis D. JenkLns-Original attach
ment, levied upon Defendants interest in Lands
and Negroes.
1T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Inc
defendant, Willis d. Jenkins, resides beyond tns
limits of the State, it is therefore ordered thai Pub
ton be made in the North Carolina Standard, Tor 81
weeks successivey. notifying him TO be and appear O
fore the Justices of said Court, at the Term thereof
be held for said County, at the Court House in OxO
the first Monday of May next then and there to PeS
against him, and the property levied upon CONDEMNED
subject to Plaintiffs claim.
Witness, James NJ. Virgins, Clerk of said Court
office, the first Monday of Februry A. D. lS49
JAS. M. WIGGINS, Clerk
.(Pr. ADV. s.. .624.) 75O-6w'
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-03-28

WE are requested to announce THOMAS ]. PERsVs, y
w Esq, of Northampton County, Candidate ~" ~,
Brigadier General in the 5th Brigade North Carol'
Militia composed of the counties of EdgeeOmbe' Hap
fax, Martin and Northampton.
February IL, 1S49. 74'~
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-03-28
State Of North Carolina, Granville County

Court of Pleas and Quarter Term'
A. d. 1S49
P. E. A Jones, and Others Mrs. Lucy CrossanG3'
and Mrs Polly Keeble-Petition for partition Of Lanu'
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that INC
defendants reside beyond the limits of this State M
therefore ordered that publication be made in the NO!
them to be and appear before the Justices Of said Cont,
at the Term thereo to be held for said County, at n
Court House in Oxford, on the first Monday in M3 I
next, then and there to plead, answer demur 10 s
petition, otherwise the will be heard eI pdTte S
the prayer of the petitioners granted.
Witness, James M. Virgins, Clerk of said Court
Office in Oxford. the first Monday in February, Az
lS49.. JAS. M WIGGINS, CleiK'
(Pr. ADV. $5,624.) 75O-6",
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-03-28
BY AUTHORITY.
TPUBLIc-No. 175.l

A.+s and Resolutions passed at the First session
nus of the Thirtieth Congress.
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The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills.

THIS invaluable family medicine, combines
= more cleansing, healing, and purifying pro-
perties, than any other pills now in use. After
nearly eight years experience 81 their astonishing
success, we have no hesitation in claiming for
them popularity and reputation, unrivalled BY
any other medicine.
They are an efIectual cure for ydundice, Dys-
pepsia, Lirer Complaints. Pkurisy, Bilious dis
eases, Fcrey and 1gue, and al other Fcvers,
Coughs, Colds, Inflammation Of tie Lungs,
Rheumotism, Headache, Loss Of Appeii,e, DC.
or P. CHlLDS & Co. Clay, onondaga
County, N. Y. are the original aud only manu-.
faciurers Of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE rs Cents per box, of 81 Pills. with full
directions accompanying each box.
Brown Town. N. G., Jan. 4th, Is49.
Messrs. r. Childs a. Co.-Having witnessed
the good effects Of your Sovereign Balm Pills in
some two cases of Fever and Ague, by the use
Of single box they were both cured also the
headache. several cases; and there teing none
kept nearer than 10 miles of this place. Chat I
know off, | am thereby induced to write YOU
for an agency. LIST. because believe them the
best pill that know OF. and wish to have them
for family use, and secondly, because am OF the
opinion that they would save n och suffering from
ague and fever, and also much expense with en-
plcying Ply sicians. Yours, SC.
E.E. PITTS,
For sale in ITillsborough by D. HEARTT;
also by numerous Druggists and agents enough
out the Union
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Wanted Cash! Cash i!

TINE subscribers sre Just receiving and open
Il ing their Fall and Winter Supplies. which
consist Of a large and complete assortment Of
every variety Of GOODS usually kept in our vi
lage Stores.
Their Stock has been selected with care, and
chiefly bought with cash. They are determined
to make their prices suit the times; and as they
are particularly in want Of Cash, those who hsys
|, may expect great bargains.
Give Us q call.
LONG & WEBB.
October 10. b.
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P. Childs & Co.'s Oriental or Sovereign
Balm pills.

Read the following from the Hon. N. F. Wins
low. formerly Judge Of the st. Lawrence coun-
ty courts:
| hereby certify, that have personally, and by
my family, used several boxes OF Childs & Co.'s
0Iientalor Sovereign Balm Pills. At FIRST used
them with an expectation that they were one Of
the public, but now feel confidence in saying
tina, they are an excellent medicine. and should
be kept for use by every family.
NJ r. WfNSL OW
Norfolk, May 20, ls4s.
I. Each bog contains 81 pills; price IS cents, and
is accompanied with. certificates and full .direc-
lions.
Far sale in Hisborough; bs q. HEARTH. !.
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DRCGs k.MEDICIyEs,
Paints, Oils Glass, Dye-Stuns,
Varnlshes, sc. &C.

Alss, Pa.ens Medicines. Medicine Chez. s1fsi'
cal and 0bsielFical Insrunenis. Che
nicsl Tests. &c.
~ 0rden from counfy Druggists o. Phys
clans. fllrS promptly and with caIs.
PhilaielPhia. March. lSis. IS-om
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A Fresh Supply.

TUsT SsosiEs1. En1 VII - - ~, p@FhsS.
- lGrly EhHE the eas6 = o1sfed,
pisrs q Oh Ciosh So cs.rhss and e0osL
& Piscs. Webster Unhaeaehsd sheelnss,
50 pisoss Blsschai dis
psscs Gssea Worsled Mosssn.
] picce Csnkaa nireS.
DIsh. csnsda mined, and Goli u2xsd ssnnsss
piece Blsck Frsnch Dos skin Gssnsis,
piece Ga Fancy Slites
piecs fns bs0xn Rrosd Clcsa.
piece snperfne FIsneh bisck eiiis.
piece black Bonnsi sstin,
/ piecs superior black Sam fesnns'
l piecs Lead csnhrir. 70 Piscss fsPsf aas'as
Cheap cailicos.
pieces English S.isGss.
/ pie-s hsssy Blsek S.lk Fringe.
Is uisocs colored Satin Ri5bOns.
Ladies dark Md Gloves,
Ls5ies ana Gents white Kid and silk Gloves.
l.inen BSbhin. black Alpaca HOse. MeIino shirts,
uhiie Waking, RACK sewing SILK.
is gross haek STAY binding,
| gross Basins Patent silk Buttons Ser uin-
ming dresses.
Violin suinss-
GROCERIES.
IS sacks hne ana ground Alum ssst,
10 bags RIO coffee. bags Laguira duo,
barrels Stusrt's Steam Refined and Crushed
Sugar,
barrel sni hoeshesi Brown Sugar,
barrels Clover Seed. Clsrk's Matches.
MEDICINES.
wis,sI's Balsom Of Wild Cherry, TOWNSHIPS
Sarsspanlls. Quinine.
Half bores Raisins. Cheese, and many other
articles constantly arriving.
LONG & WEBB.
December S. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-27
AGENCY IN RALEIGH.

A s the-sank Of Cape Fear has discontinue
= its Agency in Hillsborough and transleIl'SI
the business TO Raleigh, the subscriber Ni aI'elu
to The Renewal OF Notice, and Other BANK p0s.
noes, for the citizens OF Orange, and DINERS W. WI
may desire it, for the usual compensation.
Officers OF the Bank will decline attending 70 w
siness of this kind.
LEOPOLD l.. HEhRll.
Raleigh. May !.
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Land for Sale.
ITitChell's Eve SalVe.

TINE concurrent testimony Of men Of integrity
Il and worth is the beet evidence We CAT hs,o
of an, fact of which We have no eognIsnce out
selves. The grea, advantages possessed y the
article over every Other arc-its Certainty, saie.
", Convenience. and Economy. All Physicians
adnl, that great danger is to be apprehcnd,t ifem
druerinr the eve when in infammed ard IN,
healthy state IN the use Of this sslse this chee.
ton il entirely removed. ~ no hahn can Tcssltl.
result, from its use il being in all cars aTplled TO
the external portions Of the eye; ,hereh, AVOIDING
ali the inconvenience, rain and danger, Whichns-
ccssarily ersrud he introduction OF sny rungent
article into the eve. lis activity IN suhduns m
aam,na,icn is 90 greet that hut few cases require
the nse u more than one bottle TO elect perfect
cure. One Physician remarked 70 -, after haNfg
witnessed ils effects in several instances, that u
was . perfect Ere killer" We night multiply
reasons VII, this Salye should le preferred slo's
every thing elsc ia the ,Ieaimcnto Of diseases q The
eve, but we prefer il should stand on its owl me-
riis. An we ask is that its virtues be thoroughly
tested, and tina, the directions be strictly followed
ID. MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming Co. a. u
For sale al this office.
March II.
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To shippers of GOuds s. Produce
upon the Cape Fear River.

10 Shippers Oh UOGus ~ l.fOdute
upon the Cape Fear River.
rEsHE Herneits Steamboat Company, by Cir
4 cular dated 18th December is47, made
known the Rates of Freigh,s and the charges
for forwarding. Is established by The former own
ers with the other Company on the Cape Fear,
-also asserting that they would Freigf or For
udyd as low as any other Company or Firm.
Having information that other Companies have
made private offers to particular houses Tor rIns1
that have usually shipped by our Line, which Is
reduction upon our former rates Of Freight, we
hereby inform our patrons and friends, and also
all others disposed to favor Us with their busi-
mesa that the Company viii make deduction
of 10 per cent. upon all freights from Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, 10 VII.
/ r,ington.
The receiving and forwarding in Wilmington
to be free of all Commissions.
Shippers by our Line since the LIST January
549, whose bills have been settled, will be en-
titled 10 the per cent; and those unsettled will
have that amount credited TO their accounts upon
the Compsny's books.
To all shippers upon the Cape Fear, the Hem
riclia Steamboat Company take pleasure in say
ing, they have good boots in good order, and
possess such facilities will insure to those who
paironise the Line speedy transportation Of all
Goods and Produce committed to their care.
i Goods intended for the Henrietta Co. should
be plainly marsed, and the Bills Of Lsding filled
up" To be delivered at the Con,pony's Wh0.t,
/ Wilmington, N. c."
GURDON DEFINING. Pres't
j Henrietta s. b. Co.
Fayetteville, May 20. ls49. s3-6w--
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THE HlILsRoPoueH EIGoBILRl
IsPunLIsnrp wEEkLr
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

Terms.-Two Dollars year, il paid IN a. .
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, y ne, laI,
within three months; OF Three Dollrfs, u oeia!''
until after the expiration Of the year
No paper will lie discontinued until all srres'o
ges are paid, unless al the option OF the TuI''n.,'
Hereafter no paper will he cent TO a ne" -"
scriber out of this state unless payment Is n'aU' =
advance, or some person in The state VIII peyvh
responsible TO the editor ;and in no case wiz w
paper be sent to subscriber out OF the s'a" w.
more than two years without payment ,;.s.
AnvEnTIsIMEsTs not exceeding sixteen M
one dollar for the FIRST and twenty-five cehs y.
each subsequent insertion; longer ones 10 P'o,
portion. Court advertisements twenty.ne :.
cent. higher. A deduction Of one.,hird vii -
made 10 advertisers by the year.
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s;sy IL.
Notice.

a IL persors whom il may concern, are mere
~ Nv neliisd that have this day given free
com % NJ son John Hall. and he 10 authorized
1, transact business and become responsible for
he engagements in - fun and perfect a manner
az II he bal s,tssncd the ftll age Of tsensy-cne
years. WILLIAM HALL. Of Jsih.
Jane ss--ss-R
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.sr.stl.ter Cass,f,ntgm

II AVlMG understood thst.the Corporocity Of
"a htlshorclvh ia determined in the future to
tax AZ pealers with prohbtory tax, for the rur-
pose u keeping III 81! competition; therefore
give notice % tie cilizeGs Ct that town and the
county of Orange, that viii for the future be
sraongs, them on The third and fourth weeks in
every month, 70 supply them with goods cheaper
than ever; as my calculation Is that quick PEN
~ is better than slow shilling" High Tariffs
make iow goods, OF iow goods make high Tariffs
--Rhichi
-.S MARTIN FuLDA.
Nay ie. sl--;f
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-March Term. ls49.
William BarJee and jana Webb.

In Equity-March Term. ls49.
William BarIee and jana Webb,
against
The Hon. .Iamts Trfdeil, John NJ Fcucfh, adm y.
OF Elizabeth Fam, Decd. Vile Fam, Mac
IA Fam, Anna Wntree, Joda Walker, Eliza
beth Bynum, William Pendvgrass and Tab
BY his uife, John Pendergrass ard Re5ecca
his ,Oite, aud William Pickett, Wills Pickett,
John Pickett. 7apky Pickett, JOHN BarJee
and Elizabeth his rife, formerly Elisabeth
Pickett, and NathCnoei !. Hing.
Original Bill Of Injunction.
1T appearing to the satisfaction ofihe Court, that
the defendants Willie Fam, Macka Fam,
Anna Winnfree. Juda Walker, Elizabeth By
mum, William Pendergrass, and TabLy his wife,
John Pendergrass. Rebecca Pendergrass, Willis
Pickett, Tapley Pickett, and John Barbee and
Elizabeth his wife. and Nathaniel l. King. are
not inhabitants Of the State Of North Carolina Il
is therefore ordered. that advertisement be made
in the HiIlsborough Recorder for six successive
weeks, for said absent defendants TO appear al the
next term Of the Court of Law and Equity, to be
held al the Court House in Hillsborough. on the
End Monday Of September next, and then and
there 10 plead, answer or demur to compIainants'
bill, otherwise the same will be taken pro confes.
90 as to them and decree entered accordingly.
Witness o. 2. Long, Clerk and Master Of our
Court of Equity. at Office, this 9Th day Of May,
lS49.
O. F. LONG. c. & z.
Price adv. S. so Sow
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For Sale.

FL THE subscriber is DESTROYS to dis
ElTfEla pose of bis House and Lot in the
WfxsgsZ town Of Hillsborough, situated al
$1,000 the Corner Of Churton and Queen
Streets and is desirable situation either for pr-
waite family or for private boarding Houfe. The
dwelling House is large and commodious, and all
necessary ou,buildings are attached to the premis
es There is also a well offne wster on the Lot
The above is offered rsivstely, and il not sold Pc
fore the 18th ofne1t Angus, will then esold. at
public auction. ~.
For farther particulars inquire Of Long &.
Webb, Hillsbosoush.
WI. c. SCOTT.
Nav ~ So
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To Library Committees, Merchants, &c.
Geo. S. Appleton,
Bookseller, Publisher and Importer,
No. I6fChesfnuf ST., cornsr of 7th,
Slrain.s Baiidings.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

fhlLApELr nldf IAs
THE Proprietor Of The above esiabiishment
Il would beg leave 70 call The attention Of The
Public 10 his laIgs s,oek Of Books. in every de-
panment Of Literature. The most particular
stisniicn Is paid 10 The execution Of crders from
gentlemen desirous Of increasing their Libraries,
and COMMITTEES in every Town and village for The
founding Of Libraries. His motto Is large sales
and small profits" which can be proved BY refer.
ring 10 his Catalogue. published every quarter,
which win be sent gratis 10 all parts Of the Un-
Ion. on spplcsiion post paid. His store Is 50 ar
ranged that visitors can find the Books for them
selves, they being classified according 10 suhfets;
80 that the Lawyer. Clergyman. Physician. Mer-
chant, Farmer. or Mechanic, can find the Books
they arc in search Of, without the aid Of guide.
Every attention is shown TO visitors, and 4 u
hoped that strangers viii make Il convenient
Lounge during their stay in the City.
Al orders for Books published in any part Of
Europe or America punctually attended TO, and
furnished al The lowest prices. Information IN
regard 70 any matters pertsining 10 his business
cheerfully given. on application to the Proprietor
Booksellers and Country Merchants supplied o.
liberal terms.
Philadelphia. March IL. "a
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made OF Mahogany, Marble, Cherry alnut,
Birch, and Maple.
He would invite attention to his make Of Port
able wARDRoBES and BEDsTEADs, which
canno, be surpassed for durability, nea,ness, and
convenience.
He would also invite the attention Of all per-
sons wishing to buy furniture Of any description.
to give him call before purchasing elsewhere, as
he intends to sell as low as he can possibly afford,
and his workmen are all experienced hands.
He has now on hand eight fine Dressing Blu
reaus. with Looking Glasses, two CHM Presses,
two Sideboards, six plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book
case, and Bedsfeads, which he viii sell low.
- Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture,
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
-. Persons at distance, buying Furniture.
can have it delivered at their doors. ensured sale,
for less than they can do II themselves.
He returns his thanks for past favors, and will
be thankful for continuance OF public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February |. l5-
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kIhH, sMITn AGO,
Wholesale druggists,
aIsi Market Etrsef, Gbovs s.h.
.I.ss.ss >. ms. PHILIDEIRHIl
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Advertising Rates for The Tillsboroueh RtteId',

One dollar per square Go lnes) ior w i" ne
insertion, and rs cents for each contlnusH.. -,
ductons made in favor of standing odveI'is'''N"'
as follows; y,,x
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-17
TFrom the Louisville Courier.
Legislatiye Dictation.

Mr. Dohoury offered the following resolution
Rssoleea That we, the Representatives OF the people
OF kentucky. arc opposed TO abolition OF A'o"
of slavery in any form or shape whatever.
The introduction into the Legislature OF this
sweeping resolution, as Mr. Ewing very Justly re-
marked is entirely foreign to the duties for which
the Representatives were sent TO Frankfort
They were not elected TO manufacture opinions
and sentiments for the people of Kentucky. They
were not sent to The capital Of the State, TO pro-
claim, officially, their individual opinions as the
sentiments of their constituents.
The people of this Commonwealth are fully SEN
sible of their own rights, and alive TO Their own IN
terests, and will not yield the one nor neglect the
other, at the dictstion of any set of men however
exalted.
oWe. the REPRESENTATIVES of the people Of Ken
tucky' in a former lie gislature, were opposed TO
a cali for a Convention 10 look into the alleged
evils of the existing Constitution OF the State
The people however, being 10 iavor oil II al meas
ure, would not tamely submit to Legislative edets
proclaimed "by authority" but demanded thai
iheir rights should be respected, and their will
obeyed. And in accordance with that sovereign
will a Convention has been called.
As "eternal vigilance is the Pnce oil liberty,
the people cannot be too waichiul OF their public
agents He who transcends the powers with
which he may be invested, betrays fia trust no
less. than the one who neglects 10 perform The dl
ties nghtfully appertainng to his office. Under
our happy form OF government, the power OF lhe
peooe Is primary and absolute-that OF their dele
gates secondary and limited. How presIimPtuous
then for the latter 10 assume the powers o. the ior
meT A free and independent people VIII never
submit TO official dictstion, nor will they suffer
their agents TO assume the execution OF powers
| not entrusted TO them. If we would preserve oui
rights uuimpaTed, we must meet the fiu't indica.
/ tons of usurpation with the whitening frown oil
4 freemen. =,
owe. !" Mr.. Do-honey, must be ''d ssndle broth o
a b1v." Dough and honey, when combined IN
proper proportions, make a very agreeable com
round. and by means of their adhesive properties
/ highly consistent withal Now, if we may nightly
| Judge of ones country from the symphony OF his
name. this gentleman must be of Hibernian origin
II. therefore, becomes a matter Of moment &c
ascertain wether the gentleman is also opposed &c
emancipation in the land OF his fathers. has
change of cline destroyed those adhesive proper
Ties SO necessary TO consistency of chTacterY
Though Erin be the gem of the sea--coSsisTES
JEFFERSON.