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v'tous to the election, winch should be corres- far out-sh- ir 2- - Col. Slaughter"; but as a po 'rAnpnnrnrne nnA TOim wa otv& mirVAfpQ 9. Agriculture andcommere the lat- pondent to their own. litician who claims the governor's chair in for Isaac Shelbv as our next governor, we ter subservient to the former. FOR HALE, ' One of the People," in the last Reporter, times like the present, he must necessa shall feel pleasure in the recollection that 10. The union of the States the rock Bradford's Alluvion Cotton Jnf ' 'pel us that Messrs. Todd, Hawkins, and and Vool rily sink far-bclo- Col. Slaughter ; who, he has had too much self respect to stoop of safety the union of the people the Factory, in Lexington, JHedsoey were decidedly opposed to the present to this disgraceful practice. Kentuci y. incumbent, and hinted that the other candidates all the while that his competitor studied pledge ot victory r mrj maenmery in tue abbve lactorv is near 4'h. Kesolved that a committee of five ! wer¬. Let me reiterate the call on them how to malic money, could not iau storing 11. 'he occupation of the Canadas ly all entirely new, and in excellent citizens be appointed to devise a mode of " to 'come out." May d!tion il consists in three cotton carding en- - his mind during sixteen years constant organizing, and to draw up rules and re- they become a part of the United Are you, Messrs. Trotter, Richardson and ...... , ...... ,.. names, service in the Legislature, with dvery gulations for the government of a company otates. thp..ttcaaiiy Graves in savor of the of Mr. Pope' constructed - on npWii...,.. nUn. ,iva i..ki branch of political knowledge requisite neighborhood to 12. The U. S. will be ,,u,,. UUUU1C I demand an answer-t- this question, and in this act as a domestic Floridasthe rThroslle of 84 spindles, and i single a1 Throstle to form man for the highest stations in guard whenever now enroled justified in possession. . s every independent freeman in the county should the volunteers taking ip, gage reels w lth the bob- i cquire an unequivocal answer before he gives the gist of the people ; step by step he has shall march, and that the committee are volunteers. bins, spools &c. necessary for working the requested whenever they fixed Hv MV. Ttnrr 'slip K pnlnrlrir rtplnn-n- Throstles. Two wool cither o! them it vote. It is strongly suspect ascended m his political career, and ac- shall have enrdine, ini;,,,.. ,;,.HU .1 upon a give no'iCe for a ,,ew ed thes candidates are friendly to Mr. Pope s companied with the applause of the peo- plan to meeting of on in Congressweighed in the b. lance ; p',, ,? t,e'zer .on,? and improved plan principles. Let them come out open- - the neighbors to make the enrolment, and ' -"- politic:"! ple at every step. What would we think but one sound wanting. '" ' rL ""y,01, " tor muiljdeclare what he is, and he that similar measures be earnestly recom-mende- d spinning"?" wool Also, a of 60 .et every' of a man, who, aster having learned the By Mr. Tiickley. The foreigners aliat he declares. to our fellow citizens in other parts dies for spinning flax or hemp, with the Xl A REPUBLICAN VOTER. exercises ol a common soldier, should re- of 'he State. wu nave Decome ourieiiow-ciiizen- s irom ,enng, orawmg and roing frames necessary for tire from the field work for 16 years, at 5th. Resolved, that these proceedings be choice. prenanner the lint fnr nintiinrr 'ri, i.... . 45 feet long Kentucky Gazette. the loom or the needle, and then at once signed by the President and a copy trans- and thirty one feet wide, 3 sto- - For the ,,c . ,lrsl 0I and tlie " de- demand the appointment of generalissi- mitted to the Editor ofthe Reporter, or the UIEUUn Saturday the 11th inst. Doctor ,r, '."" stne other two Tt is a misfortune, perhaps in some ; - a horse mllr 9"; mo ! ! But it is said Col. Shelby is so uni- Editor of the Palladium with a request to lhcanhei. M. Emu., of Lancaster, Ky' Z L'!1?.k ?.?' .w f..f..... , II, gree unaoidable in a representative gov- A V- leels, drums, belts .c. publish SIMEON MOORE. e only'son ot Capt. John Edmiston of this!" - ' pro- - fa-- versally beloved that the people call upon them. ernment, that competitors for public or Attest, county. The deceased was highly esteemed,! U1.1V1,S e machinery. The lot is 66 him, to snatch republic from impend n K't yo either themselves, or through the the allil llfa 1fft oung w is low, an aged T'lllmMirifl t "" " ireei ana leet back. in- James E. Davis, Sec'y. The machinery will be paiti-sar.- s, ing ruin. This is a serious assertion mother, and a number of respectable friends sold altogether with, iitibssrvicncy of their friends and or without the house deed ! I am acquainted with a great num- mju iciauvcb, iu iiiuuru ius iuss. ue uicu. in and lot, or, the cotton, will descend to low electioneering COMMUNICATION. and flax and hemp machinery ber excellent citizens, who greatly pre- the 25th jear of his age. together or stpa- - tricks, misrepresentations, falsehoods and of The Editor of the 'Statesman' on the 1 8th fer Slaughter to Shelby, but it seems these On Sunday last, in this place, Mrs. M- defamation, in order to'make! their elec- inst. infers that a knowledge of Hum- art Radius, consort of Mr. Samuel Itankin. TERJtS. tion sure. This should as much as pos- men do not belong to the people I How phrey Marshall being " the author of the Two thirds of the purchase money for the can these routing partizans assert, what July 18, 1812. whole may be discharged in 6 and ljj sible be avoided, and the people should compositions published in that paper in CHIL1COTHE, out ot months, trom us .try can be known only the product of the manufactory at t!"scomtennnce every such attempt to nature opposition to Col. Shelby," would injure A gentleman (Mr. Pumroy) arrived in Lexington the .' market prices, the remainder in aster the election It is false. The people this place on Tuesday last from Detroit, in prejudice them their most sacred right him, as well as the election of Col. Slaugh- cash in hand, or payable one tenth part every do not call upon Col. Shelby he will find which place he lest on 60 and duty, the elective franchise. In the ter. In order to prevent which, he gives the 2d inst. Mr. days with interest from the time of pur- that as soon as the fiolte are closed. Ot the . Pumrov informs us that he thp chase. The terms present'eompethion between Col. Slaugh an assurance (rather Jesuitical,) that he j met v....amur.J will be equally favorabJe towards I say for any part of the Col. Shelby, for the highest ma great love him will but lit never in States- i one day's march this side ot Detroit all in machinery, except for the ter and published" the iAmrican cotton alone no y tie. A man of his dictatorial address, of ; good health manufactures can be taken gistracy in our state, such an ungentle-manl- man' a solitary article that he understood and spirits. A company of I close-fiste- will also sell about 3000 lbs. bc-cat- Ins d of raw cotton lsi conduct, a man who has uavairy irom met army at course is still more improper, to be composed by Mr. Marshall." From .Detroit tne the ottne first quality, and about 1000 shovvn himself partial or r iver purpose lbs. of wool, unnecessary and useless ; for both this assurance, many are induced to believe Raisin for the of escorting provided I sell the wh ole factory. when con tiiese gentlemen with all the qualities called upon to judge between that " Warren," which was circulated in them. Mr. Pumroy also informs that the In case a sals is tint VntA ... .1 , tending citizens, such a man is certainly 'tv-uic- give good possess or not possess, are thorough- the Statesman, as an extra paper, Was not ..i..,.i.uiimami.ii u uic jlc - jlwill wages and constant employ - they 10 ly known through the state. Nothing not calculated to set a nation in love with from the pen of Humphrey. The object claration of War 24 hours sooner than it' mel1.1 ? Pel'son who understands spinning ! xvoolont"e Billy andJenny. more would have been necessary than to him! But his military skill his heroism of this note is toask of that Editor a cate- was received at Detroit, in consequence King's Mountain, against tories. of BJiADFOnp. inform the people, that they offered their it the gorical answer to the question, " Is Hum- which they captured the sloop Conlrac- - July 1812 1 lr ' hat Col. brave do doubt ; j "v't' borvices as candidates for the office ot Shelby is I not phrey Marshall the author of the publica- tor loaded with Hour and pork for the ar - ; But is ? p,ovrnor, and the voice of the majority who not Has he stood a hotter tion signed Warren ?" of this my, the sloop Mary loaded with merchan- - ? The author FOR SJLLF sire than our brave boys at Tippacanoc dize for private individuals, and a A at the election would have given a ju,st article would conceive this question very small WOMAN and two children'. The woman to be brave, is almost an hereditary virtue &- verdict. But instead of this plain course, indelicate, is the editorial remarks were Sloop belonging to Capt. Chapens having - w about 25 years of age, the eldest child in America in general, and of the Long board two sick officers trie 8. 'ears oltl an(l a female ; so obviously just,' I was surprised to see not calculated to mislead the pub lick; but on of volunteer the youngest a male' Knife in particular. But conti- larlipe wHtt, s,x weeks old The price i n! Col. Shelby, by the agency of one of his ad- the whole under those circumstances he thinks it nrmv from this state, and two R 550. whirl, commonly low- - nent of North and South America would which were all in- - W. liowuil in the ' Reporter,' and entirely fair. their baggage carried - mirers, announced S. ,. Pnn CHAItLES AVILKEWSdK- not furnish is .. ,! " stuck up in such superlative panegyrics, states enough, we wanted iu x'uil nirtiutu. fiuuuiciA., auiaii vessel ' to make every brave soldier a gover- the British QITRAYED as made me doubt for awhile whethe: CANDIDATES. was captured by and carried or stolen from the subscri-int- o nor ! ! The part which Col. Shelby ac- her the pxture-reall- meant my old neighbor For Governor Fort Erie. Mr. Pumroy states that KJ living in Madison countv. Kv nn : ,- -ii i i. . , . ted at King's Mountain, I would wish to iTi.i cjiii-ciuGi-.., r.:c ; - v.r r Coi. Shelby, pr an apparition out of the ISAAC SHELBY, maiucu u tvu 'ui imcui. anui &" wc luiincentn inst. a strawberry ' cover with the mantle charity ! Is he Apocalypse ? This however I could easi- cf GABRIEL SLAUGHTER. that there are in garrison 300 regular' JlO,iJ" HORSE, really pants in his hairs for military 1 five ly have- - forgiven, knowing that our peo- gray troops and 3000 militia, besides 600 In- - or six years old, about fifteen hands let him serve in For Lieutenant Governor. hirii ple are at all times capable and willing to glory, as an officer the dians who have collected at the Fort. The' w?.n ma.e trots and canters well and will rack JOHN BRADFORD, o make the proper deductions. But when, army, then he will certainly have an op- American troops at Detroit amount alto- - ?Ti " Pus,hcd it both hind feet white, R1CHD. HICKMAN, in in comparison with their worshipful gol- portunity to exchange a pistol with the sether to 2,600. The above account of i. E.M . ? 'aPk s?.ot ' wI"e of one English or a with the Indians, YOUNG EWING, th den calf, I ' saw Col. Slaughter, a man tomahawk JAMES the capture of tlie sloops is corroborated' tnenears de 7fi.7l;.,T.l0" ri!s without being- governor Kentucky CRUTCHER. whom 1 esteem from no other cause, but of by a letter received at Delaware from and delects the thief, or delivers u, IITH But is he should take this step, it would For Assembly Fayette. a,on,e or gives I know he deserves my esteem, re- the Major Butler, dated at the Rapids of San- - me information so thatl get him. that . JOS. H. presented in the darkest back ground, and be proper, before his setting out on the HAWKINS, dusky. Fears are entertained at Dela - '!lain'slla11 be hberally rewarded. this DAVID TODD, in - campaign, to tell him, that in war, it ware that the two ladies taken are - JOSEPH JARJVJSTT. so- diminutive a lilliputian form, I could daueh June 26, will be held criminal for an officer to JESSE BLEDSOE, ters ofCol. Byxbe. 1812. not help feeling angry ; not from an ap- JNO. C. Col. Slaugh- make a fortunj by the jiromiscuous plun- RICHARDSON, prehension, the election of GEO. Jun. FOR R.ALE, b'e der offriend and foe. , TROTTER, AMERICAN SQUADRON. A ter would thereby endangered, (for WAGOX and sour horses with the .rears ABINIDAB HARDWOOD. . BEN. GRAVES. The ship The nothing will hurt a man's reputation Erie, Capt.. Robinson, arrived at. horses are well broke to the wacron oi-- This Candidate's name was published " tViU Falmouth from Lisbon ; June Ion. 67 sell ploughJl : 1 will more than glaring over-prais- e, and noth- Without any remark from us the 24, take a small part in cash and ham" instead of" Richard" m the last Krntuc. in with Com. Rogers' squadron, and was board- - the balance in Bees cattle on soot 'corn will endear . a rrjore in the eyes in and ing 'man reader will discover the above commu- kij Gazette.' Those printers who copied the ed from the Hornet. days before they payable this fall. I Three will sell the above Dro- - of the people than undeserved calumny) nication, another instance of the illiberal above list into their papers, will be so good as liad chased an English frin-flt- f nnr! lnct sirlit Tiertv at I'.llnat-in- . f.. f....l m- - but from a'sense of insulted republican- conduct of Col. Slaughter s friends to- to correct the mistake. of her in the night. The wind was blowing quire of the printer. ion, ism, see a man endeavor to throw wards a iresmrom the eastward, when the Erie sell in Jnfola, 1812. on to Col. Shelby and sample of the - JU .r - ....".K l.rt . 1 1 : .- - ti sand into the eyes of a free people,- that malicious slanders against the venerable TO THE CITIZENS OF FAYETTE COUNTY ...... me aiiuauiun. anu it was steering-i to uic.L.. eastward under topsails and are grown old in the art of sifting the patriot, circulated on the heel of the elec- Fellow Citizens coursers. The VALUABLE snips were retarded Dy tlie Argus, wlnCh PROPERTY from tares, in order that he when exists contro- In offering myself for your suffrages as wheat the tion, no chance of cuuiu not seep up witn tiiem. ! he lJresi- - FOR SALE. persuade them it was dark at noon ! verting in time. Cease a candidate to represent you in the next dent might it proper Vi hoisted English colours, but changed IT'HE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the lot or the ! Assembly, my wish was to serve county-- .. ..,... ,., M1 - ...... -- . This tract distinctly marks the sect per you gnaw a file "The character of my JJiIC ,aa au .diuci i - .,h jich; iic now Jives on men can. Main-stree- t, author of those pieces in the Reporter." Shelby is like burnhhed steel ; the more it is and country, rather than myself. The Captain of the Hornet enquired res- - near the burying ground the lot peeling the Jamaica sleet. When is upwards of 66 feet in He is one of those liigh-tone- d federal- rubbed, the brighter it shines."' Ed. Believing, however, I might innocently be passed, with front, and near half wav the squadron was steering S. E. to water street Thereisanewbrick-buildint- ists, whom the people take the liberty to the means of dividing the republican in- r Capt. Robinson Lest Lisbon, May 24. Ad - ' thirty-tw- o feet deep, by twenty call lories : for none but such as call the From the Palladium. terest, which it is my sincere wish to pro- two feet 2 ditional reinforcements had arrived'from Eng - stories high, with several other very useful 'and people "a swinish multitude,'' would have At a meeting of a number of citizens of mote and unite, I think it proper to decline. land. Nothin important had happened on convcnientouildings, front ' and back. This affrontery to assert things in their face, the at the spring of Sim ROBERT S. RUSSELL. the frontiers. I'heir had been skirmishes in property will be sold vi'liif the nghborhood Mr much below its "C,Iorfi.n which they all know the contrary. eon Moore on Shawa'nee Run, in Mercer July 13th, 1812. which the English were successful one linirtlio purchase money in hand, of y theoth. What still more strengthens the supposi- coun'V, on Saturday the Ilth. ns July 181?, ernait in u, or 12 Months. Also, for sale to take into consideration the propriety ns The PHiLAnr.LrniA, July 3, at the same place, rollers and spindles, Col. is constantly sur- General Assembly of the Presbyterian T K T and tion is, that Shelby . v rwn a ripirevT sundry other crU-M- .. r organising a company as a domestic guard Church in America have appointed the last - :article... -- ,.iiauit iui-- cotton- ma- - rounded by gentlemen of that description, Arrived at this port yesterday afternoon, chienerics and a slide laith to be composed of those who will be lest be Thursday of July, to be observed "as a"day of ' tor by strongest ties and Anting turning and and connected the hind when the Kentucky volunteers shall Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer. the brig Pallas, Capt. Cole, in 30 days from rollers, &c. A machine for cuttW of men, who, aster having Loughswilly (Irelandi i with passengers. On larce screws. &c. k v,,.;0. o , . . interest to a set march, it was determined that the citizen! ' . " ' "rj:uies ot japs, &c. the 24th June, in lat, 40, N, Long. 66, 30, W. and several Pair nfl.-irir-. ,.: .. damned our Jefferson, Madison, and the present, amongst whom were one hundred SPIRIT OF THE TIMES. t- vjso,i. a small, at 4 P. M. sell in with the British frigate e, sized .crew, suitable ''", whole people, with every proceeding and one qualified voters, would them- - R. foralightpress.&several avail The honorable M. Johnson having and was informed be-- "- ! that, the evening mucks two to government, the deenest selves of opportunity to tedious mention. The a- - of our into that exercise the returned home to his constituents aster iore, sne naa Deen attacKed Dy an property n not ' American u'c sold previous to the third abyss, now gasp for the loaves and fishes constitutional right of Freemen; and in a having represented them in the Contrress squadron of five sail, and succeeded ,'n making Saturday in August - nest, will on that day be nt tnt verv administration. wniCU. Wit 1 eui.eauii- iiinuuci iu cjuim meir semi of the United States during a session of her escape by throwing her boats overboard, sold at Auction, to the highest bidder. ! nts. notonlv upon the business which was lllttinOP-- llAI annlmT'Q nm lian the proceeding breath they execrated ! eight months on the 15th.mst. several of " "; ..w..w hiiu gunofiritfiint nu ti'nAKHUICI Ttinc CT'nn.r.j- - - the immediate object of the but also casks, havinn rpnpivp! mnr.1i rlnmaorp and - F IV W ,v. nifl TWbk- Shelhr must nnr. meeting his fellow citizens George- ,ns.', wheeld carriage for sale .' upon such subjects ot a public of Lexington, veral at tickledJ, forth other nature shot between wind and water. place. more, ui his dotage, be into as mav llep(1) ; town and Scott county, called upon him It is hoped thev particu,arly investing that those indebted to the sub- to help history lineage, Mr. James whpn -- , . the governorship, having unanimously chosen Simeon at Johnson's house Out of Franklinton, scriber. Will tl,o-- .!. ant fOhio,J July 9. .,. evt uiu auoe aavertia or M'-or- Last Wppk thf. Itritisll ns wnv nnuon ment, call to some handsome appointment other, an old soldier of 76 President Sim the large and respectable company which slnnn and pay their respective accounts. aster which they will consent to let the nel Graham, another old soldier of 76, Vice visited Mr. Johnson on this occasion it is Charlotte, of 22 guns, arrived at Fort Maiden, Up-p- Lexington, old man go to sleep with his lathers ! President, and James E. Davis Secretary, believed there was not a solitary individu having on board the Governor General of July 21, 1812. Canada, and 100 British much is certain, that these worthies tiler adopted the following Resolutions al present who did not teel they re troops. Tims that On Monday last, Gen. Bell and B Van Cleve, are the very men, who are unanimously 1st. Resolved unanimouuy, that while th 'cognised in Mr. Johnson the faithful re STUAYED. pieseiit cannot but approve the Esq. lest Delaware for Sandusky, from which and' spreading falsehoods against lessens presentative ot the people. immediately rising ,.?. firmness and place they proceed to mark out a I,R??V:re WI5?T Peniston's Plantation, two tel- - with which Col. Slaughter. These nobie story Tom m1,,:ch0,, ,t, ..,i: on.; Aster the company had partaken of an road from Sandusky to the soot of the Rapids Nicholasville, on Sunda J.ilw -- of the Miami of the Lake. They are appoint- latn, j lers, with the author of several pieces m istratio endeavored so long to maintain the excellent dinner JOHN FOWLER, ' ed Commissioners by the President of the U. the Reporter against Slaughter, declaim !TjR,.R 0f America without resorting to war, esq. v,ras appointed President, and WIL- A BLACK HORSE, to any thing esq. president States. the following without contlescendniE: like Vet when it was evident to the world that LIAM M'BEAN vice Two companies of U. S. Volunteers have of description T ft 11 linnrin l.n.K C 111 proof, as is they did take it for granted the conduct of G. Britain had driven us to when the following toasts being read by """' "'&" J oia spring-som- gone from New Connecticut by water to Lower Jca last , e - brown sartdlp ennfe nn !.. 1 1 , , U01. oiaugtucr was every way mjc- me niuiucm wur or "uuiru.ts.iun, nu true Mr. JOHN BICKLEY, they were drank Sandusky, to erect a garrispn. r " ' ",a tit, 5110U that ' tr near hindrsoot tike merican could hesitate to choose the former : Tecumseh, the Prophet's vvh,te, thin switch inr m their idol. Col. Shelbv let us with unanimous approbation brother, passed by ed-re- tail, war- - sew mYd-- s "lternatlvd. We therefore express oar 1. Fort Wayne a days ago with ten his w gaited, paces n eve view of this assertion. Col. June 18th, 1812, On that day which of fTifl canters finpli- - I!q nn . mest approbation of those of con-- , young men, on horseback, all unarmed. .. very gay ana Shcibv, since he lest his governorship will ever be memorable, the congress of Being sprightly, of good ''. """"Be ,. cress who voted in savor war, and our questioned by Mr. Stickney, U. S. Agent action, and full of spirit for w',' i !. i l i at tipinn . U. a his cnnditinn.--- - in .,.. l i aDJiit i0ycu.a.igU,m.uuS.. v,H.,uy ,ion at CPndllct 0f those who the states second time asserted the Fort Wayne, Tecumseh said he was going on (, i iuw oruer.i L.uinfli the a believed he was it is enougn unaer Independence of their country. . f!hinnnu-5iv-.. .. nnrl :n that raised by Mr. by, lie went snugly tne, disgraced themselves by voting against it victt...... tn llmv..w ....u Oh.iv.,.. ui-d- er Francis v...... j u,tHnUja in LOWF.NS. nil thp .! !... wings of his able secretary, has made the 2d. Kesolved unanimously, that while we 2. James Madison He has faithfully to bring about a general peace : but on be- - . V '""'' uenveen L.ex-- ing on and N.cholasville, and it is probable sublime art or making money his princi- regret that our neighbor, Col, Gabriel uiscnargea tne important trusts ot his iiiij cjiaiiMjitri. jynii avuit; ucuicc Ui acvcrity uy ..... he Mr. Stickney, he acknowledged he was going inane iui me ojq neighborhood. pal study & practice ; surely, a man, who Slaughter, should have become a candidate station "well done thou good and faith- to Whoever will dfliror. tnn :.i .. for soimportant an office as that of governor. ful servant." juaiaen to pruuuic puwucraiitiieaa. in will get plantations, with negroes Sc.cash Lexington, or to FRANCIS PENISTON in offspring, and out of regard to his feelings we pass over 3. The war A kind providence Jessamine, shall be liberally for himself and a numerous crown- Such is the spirit for sitting arm- - rewarded. in silence what we consider his pretensions, out private herd of slaves, to sill ed effort for independence prt . in Ihp sfvi ..., ,Via THOMAS SMITH. who will oversee a ourformer with u ...... Tlnrtc ttiiuiai v.jv, J.JUirn.ln.nmn... yet when it becomes our dutv to select a success distracted Philadelphia Lexington, July 19th, 1812. the market with hemp, corn, flour, whis nopenn t r t(iir the and convulsed a schr. lying at had got her guns 11 nrnnanJJt. UUt 3U1I IU ctifrnorOUVVVV-V- niifJ nriiroISI t UlUrA HK' ky, cider and cider-roya- l WHO Will at .,, c-- ,t ?;,. hprnmr. state of our enemy ensures the same hap luuvisiun, txu. kiu uuaui, aim was nttea ail ...... :n ,u;i..... v...... uhirh- ...... hae .. w.... hpp and .. py one. tn vnmivr. rmw. it ia catrl fh eann.. thomas romra times buy as cheap sell as dear as country is war, and issue in tne present as(au important the at crowded along side in such numbers to volun- - 4. members of vo- Zcspecf ally informs his possible ; who is careful to receive every; there is presented toour choice another old The Congress who . ii.:.. t !.. .1. j friends and. j me puouc grain of rent corn from numerous, needy veteran of 76, who sought in the "times that ted for the war firm honest and pa- obliged to draw lots who should go on board m general, that he . 1 (rV tKnfr !.!.... Innl. il.nnn.lin, t.m -; ...... trln-- ...dn'c? i..itlo" llKoWt. irV,t.tl tenants, UUU UCiluca, luutv aiiai p iijul inn- vi i.iti. j aw... ui "". ..U....J triotic. of her, & in less than an hour she had her fiiil will keen a ber, fences, houses, Sec. suffer no detri- - we prize as dearly as our lives a decided 5. Thomas Jefferson The author ot compliment of choice men without any boun- - BERBER'S SHOP by them a man who will succeed republican whom we have tried and sound our declaration of Independence the inent possessed of the qualifications necessary for The Grand Canal Bill has passed both On Market strept oininin r..it. . in these things as Col- - Shelby has done, present Congress have furnished the com- Cos an able discharge ot the duties ottne nrhce, Houses of the New York Legislature. Its Apothecary Shop, and nearly opposite neither inclination nor lei- mentary. has certainly and who bears upon him the infallible sicn strong and principal feature U an atrthoriza- - .,te ": "'-P- an- Franklin--h- e S by the beams of the 6. The memory of was the 4 r tVio inmniif,ninnoi,fl t.xrn. .u "l'Srl-..i.i kI" sure lest to profit of merit, enmi'y of the tories, we cannot tiinnv'i iu niv v it tv i rill iiuiiiraiii: Sfirnro. mi1 m.imr. the niiniaaiJi.K inn;u mil tobacco, Jcc. midnight lamp, in the study of geography, in our families, or our apostle of truth and the devotee of Liber- - lions of dollurs on the faith of the state for &c. &c justice to ourselves, M--iy ancient and modern history, and all that co'.ir.lry. hesitate to choose Isaac Shelby. tne term ot 15 jears, at an jnterpst not ex- IaxitfGToXjKr. ceeding per cent, of science, which form 3d. Kesolved unanimously, that the citi- 7. The heroes of the revolutionary war six to aid in prosecuting - t . extensive range this great and noble undertaking. ri intelligent statesman. rar from zens present avail themselves of this oppor- embalmed m out hearts by the blessings f 1AKEN UP by Solomon Dumfordliyingoi, the The Legislature of New York adjourned on having an intention of blaming him for tunity to express their indignant sense and which their patriotism and valor have se- ja tne waitrs oi iea river, UKK 11 A is IARB of abominable the 19, of June. Acts passed for incorporat-in- g 15 & a I would rather, as a private utter detestation the practice cured to us. lu vearsold, Iialfliandshigli, with a spot these things, so obtain two additional Banks in the City of New hair in her mane him as a pattern for of electioneering, which has much 8. Our volunteers honor attend those ifgrav between her cars; ii c'tizen, recommend editi this country, a practice which is view. York, the one with a capital of two millionc. Appraised to g 40 beRjre supreme who devote their lives to the defence of the other with a capital twelve hundicc Tor hose who made r.ches their c. ' proper so grossly of e, M. VIV.ION, liclit is insultin their country. thousand dollari. desire ; I conceive, th?t In this respect, he, iQ FreementunAaoprenrnt v:'h pernicious May 20, 181& 30- -j'