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r'K .i 1vi1;,v: f of hi .-uil lift ; an.) .lurlns that tlm... no ' W hi-m-ii. .is.iitgt..n, Ny.nnih! . ""il. , u l..nv ni.l u.. II..- i I r-"'-'
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I.I! I.' I I I I.I 1 N .v.Miil.n"
tiii: uui.p mim;s A.Mr.iur .
AVIn'll Vil" W.illrr li'iil-ij-li f;ist oil!
loti.Ml t'.i.- "..-I.iii ln..)i.-.lii'i'i., it tv;i.i
for tlii n ) vi..l ptu poso of f-.ir.'hinp fur
ti.o tai t ttoiiMiii.' of 'old ami Mlvrr tliit
tvao i ).. '. i, aii.l iih it tins viltiimiicly
prr.vrtl, ii,.'lit!yni) i.clhI, to bndprcml ovi-r
1 1 1 r vni-t i" cictif; ,f tlm pen- troild; v.nd
iltlli.ii;."li lli:it. iiinl oilier pxi rrlilitw r,f u
lil;e nritiin.
j. ro ci t.nruen.-. f;ii, until the i
Lraveiuifl a. roini.liher, Kal. igli. it fmnl-f
ly di-;in.e.l, au.l l.roli).-ht to thf f'-allohl J.,,,,) itlj .lj,l),)jllllKlllU ,llllt olll j.rivixlo
a, a rnnlintent lor failing to discover the 'cUiz.-n in mo.lentto cirounvitanocs ; ul-1
ri i i .i . i i- i . i I
El.lor,i.foitHitsl l.ievr..ltor.NiHonu..tiloUt.illllof.rn,lU)r i,as ,,,!0 n.i-ani nt
tvhi-rc in S.aitli Aliit-nni or the Wen In- l.js commnml, to rnti'y u ta.ste f;.rdUplny.
dies, ninuy year., and ct en ccntiirienplai
ttl, heioro the jrold trt a-mrc; of Aiin-rira
tvero opened lo tho pnze of the vip v "g'.'ld
liuntir." Indeed the dUc-overy of ihe
gold iniuca of the Uinlcd titaics mid the
l'ucilic lielutij!3 properly to thp prc-icnt
century. It i.s true, gold had boon found
in tho Carolina.-; dm -in,; tlm Iu.h century,
l.ut the ijuuulilit.-a was fiimli, and little or
noiittctiipt at mining a-. made until
Aouut tho year ISiO. Sut on the Tacitio
tho dipeovery Uilonrs fihnobt to the pres
ent day ; for ti day scarcely that
soino .'rct.li dinroveripu of cold are not
m.ulo sonietvlicre along tho tint sea conn
stretching from the lull' nf Panama to li.tr-'
trigs Straits. The latest gold excitement I
in thotsc regions us ij. well kiutvn, tvue pro
duced by the discovery of (he Fntz.-r river
mines in the liritish possession j, and on
territory yet under the jurisdiction of the
Hudson I5uy comjiany. How much nf
thin i founded upon the truth, and how
nv.ich upon tin- over-wrought imagination
of thoFe who made tho first ili.'overiesi
encouraged doubtlc -s l.y the Eriti h nu-
tliuritio.'i, who under tht
instrtic-
tionn of tlm lionin liovernmi nt, nre ever
nnxiotm fo cneouriign etnigniti.'n into their
Colonics, and tnrr. cvcrvt!'.ing to conmier
cial pioCt :ind .v.lvanttgp, remains to l.e
' soeii. JTo better ovidrnco is wanting of
tho latter motive thnn the fact that tin
Uritish f.ov. J 'ouglai charges the mines
tho large sum oi f GOO license for the priv
ilege of digging gold upon her Magesty's
oil. Jlany thitt hati! gone lo those mines
have returned crentlv disappointed, while,
iiiitnbei,. still letuain in the "dingiim,"
whom report sivs are deriving considera-
ble profit from their operations. Of those
who fli-"t IWked there, Lt inp more can
tiguotis, tvi t? number.' of Californiiins, who
loft mines atill f ir from unproductive, in
the hope of realiz'ng in a few weekB or
month?, in the new "diirpin"," similar for
tunes to those acq. tired in Culiforiila, in
the palmy 'lays of "gold seeking" before!
it bus heal reduced to a svstem, which',
while it made ftiecess more certain ninth'
it nu.ro tedious and much lr.s rapid.
These finding Fra-.-cr river mining lit 1 1 o
bett?r thnn California mining wo'jh' ..f
course ho disappointed nnd many would
probably return to their old placers in di--gust.
Others with nu.ro n.odeiate exp. . -tat
ions, who had never before reaped a
harvest of pure gold, would In- well pleas
ed to dig up and wash out ti,IXi or
per day in the yellow .'hilling 01 e. I'.ut
gold discoveries K'elll not lobe t'onfieid
to the Atlantic and Vacilie const.
The "far west" which once ini hirlcl
the regions lying between v'.r tvestt rn
frontier and the Itocky tnouutaiiis, has .
ccntly been found to contain vast depo-i',;
of tho valuable metal. Tike's Peak 111. 1
. Cherry valley, at the eastern base of the
motintains", lutvo in n great measure taken ' n)fe,. nn'd confusion of the battle to pass livo thouMind dollars a yi-iu- I'. r his scn ic.
theidaceof the Frazer liver reciom; a-1 eoinnlete'v nwnv. before uroceediii-to in- and we understand l.e rhnv his sala-
nwnit the .l.thuntcrsof tho Atlantic niid
iihitvcsi; antitno noveiopernent", wotint , , , ,
..... . , . . ., 1 that our partv had been rmlit soundly'
ecm to indicator. cl.er tiv.nes m those iiiriw0lithn', bu.it pATTr.t'oN had h.-en ; The result in II Licii
flori., than any yet discovered. .Mruck but tve were in 110 huiry to ind"ii-j The Chicago prpeis of the (ill. insi. with
Much -conjocture was indulged in. after5 t:ty the ie; petiators of the wrong. Some t1(, exception of the 7,'i,.s. ithiih contains
tho wonderful discoveries- in California. as".v the Knnsas.Ue.-tion did it : 01 hern thai llo tu,l(., ,, ,.,. i making the Semite 11-
to thee fleet that such vast nditi-ions. in! !l w the iaritt eliiinnr nti.l ti..l h f.-w thnt lii,is stiin.i 1 1 Democrats to 11 n.-puMi-o
tin ctlr I that d, vast add .ions to, t j,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,, u.,m a t,-lefjnXonl in ca!ls. (m(, ,ia .. ,vin ,, ; lU. Uillc
.tho quantity of cold in the tvorld, . would jour own rmikH, iil-wt the President's ap: 411 Deiiio.-nasi..:ir. liepublic.uis. The 1.-
I...... .,1...... AAMiiMniM .....I .1... ..1,.., Af: iiliinlnwinl. mill rl icn , .nl 1. 1 mun I 'l'l... ,..-. , . . . i .
.1 . ,
"... " ". tviiiiiniwi iiin, mo ii"..e 01
nirrenMr generally, ' littl of which.
hiif
1 .
' T
biten 'borne out bv tiie result tlmr- ?a
...nnrlit i-i lut t't ik-ontiblt; to.lclievo (huL the CH, Sf)y jt ,',t.VM. roi,l lSlv(, ))W.n aceom-
"ouly pel tiianont ell't-ct in any un ill be f.lished tvithout their valuable aid. and
1 to open out and (settle up mime ofthe-wild-1''"1- Kokmy is confident that he is the
ernes, districts of the continent, and T'rT 1',',t 1,,W' ,'Vh"?
. ' 1 , ran bo no iiouht tliut otir rnvtv suf
."a u ";; "' - 0.0 ...j .
foundation ol rich and powerful states,
' Which In tho end will add to the glorv
.midproi'dnesiiof our eonfecleraov. ' ' '
,: . : , . . , '
l'V.-. r.....
rvu .,.....s. ..v..,,.
.Sam Mcdary of Ohio, has bel li ap pointed
iy me 1 Tfsiiiciit, r.ov rnor 01 iwinsas, 10.
' ' .
V.. lt..M.in ........ ll,. ..uim.H
.succeeil Cov. Pont ir, recently resitguea.
(iov. .Medaryhiu. aiK-e,ted tho nppohil-
meut and will proc.lirl to tho fceno of hill,
future luliorvh ji t-w tlay1.'
" "
- Alio now Governor.' will not be likely toU(J ilnr,rUllee to hat tve had been ho of-
encounter -Kueh turbulent nnd lawlesi ton told bd'oro thclection,thatweshoiild
scenes n inntst of his r.redeeessors Jiave
- 1
. X. ' , - . . .
'lone. 1 ui! I'eoii.u ..1 j. iinsitf nut e it;i nt-o
- iwi... ..'.-..I ...;...,t I..
,nv...y ... ... u.
elt e.ir. rmnont, rlurine their hnol !
' . ., .. . , , , , .....
nonce in Terntonnl legiflatlon, and it is
f..' l,fi..i,1' ihui. ' Mm fni.nra lilsl,'.- ..'
lUtiHiui will bo na ltwu-eful and .rosi.erOn
Kmmm nill UoftS pentotu naVroslHit)U
M It late pat career ho WnlawW. nd
anproGtable.'. - : : ..
in life ttlmt it ni.it, if n ln-ar mi linm-t
I ln'iiit in lii I.'.m.iii, rnii nv tlm! tin1 h.ni'l
O) fl il'lulsl i ll.H 1,(1 II tt illll lll I'll. II) ll lll
l.y our .liniiiij-'iii.-lii'il f. lli.iv citi. u.
1 TIutc run l.p no nii'ii prislifyinj niylit
j to tin' An.fi i." oi cili.'ii, tliail to Ida. Ul
; the j ri l. ct 1'ieetloni from onleiilaiion wiitl
lolii. i.il jiii teiitiui), ivltiii.oM.tl iii the bear
' in iiinl Imhits tfiiKiny of our enatnis
,tiu Cnrt'.,..".niiii, iiiiii.ii,; itlioni in Uii.i
! ivtoucl .Scimtor D. s-taud noiiiiiieully
c-oiii'l'lftioiis. 111.1 lerHlelice in tlos plai e,
,,lioni;li it model of neatiuvj ami com-
fol.,( , u u j -o t li i. in its n.ienrnni-e.
Tho people of this ...(iiiiity are justly
C'1'uud.of boing able to claim .Senator H. us
one of licr adopted chilihcn, but she can
no longer claim liiui ns exclusively hel
own. lli.s Vuncd and commanding taU
eiit.., and Lis political cxperienuo and an
gaoity, luivo iilrcnily marked him as one
t lie Nation's .Stiite-mien, and hereafter Ins
history will lie n part of tho history of th
country whose l-ilative ha
adorn.
S he helps tojwli.t was a eai'.li.Utr
I kiiotvn to It.- dissati-li.
The Close of the Una.'oN War. The
! Indian tvns in fMeur n tvhich was iiiaiigii-
. rated by the deieat of Col. Stiptoe la t
siiunmcr, and which it tvnr tit liit loured
would be prolonged to tin indefinite. o.-
tent by '.he obstinr.te and invetenite na- i open gi omul in favor of t he admi-don of
ture of the Red man, has been brought to' Kan-as, regnrdl.-s-. of her population, and
i i . . I no man in the State hired worse. The
a close in u stnglo campnign. A reccnti' " . ' ir i m ir
,e ,' c . , ., Ica-es ol Mr. M'tXTuOMEiir and ..Ir. lli"si
victory gained over the various host 1 lV ,...,, ,i this view.
trihis in coniuncLXiias brcttL'ht thorn to
their feii.-.-; mid timgli: thcni tho lolly of '
conteiidiiig aguiicit the U. .S. Forces with
any hope of siici urs. At all events, all or
nearly all tho hostile Indian h.ivcRtie l
for j.raco, and math) profession of good
elmvior in future.
-l . g t t i
ill t u.sso.v. itn.L v ase. An ''n-l..-an"U..tli..Sta...at til., late .de-tti-tl. bva
poitnnt divorce case has l.,-n iteiidmj; in ! Iiamlsonw majority. Of this they cm be
Philadelphia for sevrr:,l weeks, whii h tvr.s 1 assured. Whi inter. and as as often as
not decided, in coiiseiiuencf of the juty i1"' '"'"st in Pennsylvania turns
i ..il i-i .i .solely tuiiiii the abolition iinesiioii. the
not lioing al.le to ;:re, upon which he; .. ' ,, ,, t ' , .
i'i Deinoeiats will carw tue Male: and tiii-
eourt. very reluctantly however, discharge t10P .whenever Mi'. Snttni. I n a
ed them. The case flew out of the alleg-
,(1 'nhdehty ol Ihe wife, Mis. Mary Ann
Cresson to her husband Mr. .lacob Cres-
The num.' of tho alleged )ninm.ui
' r" '''ng Mr. Abraham W. Nash.
The testimony in the caso was of the most 1 to J?11"1 strength, but simply stand l.y tin
,.;..r , 1.. ..,.': 1:... 1 . ..iCoiistitution and the riuhls of tne Mate-,
paint jily coiitncting eharac er, niinv of ' , ., .- , . . .
' . ' ,. . .and the rights o the eiti.i ns ..I he M .
inu uiiesses coninifiiciing eacii other in
the moet pointed manner. Hence the in-
j ability of the jury to agree upon a verdi
I'he ret ort of the i roceC'(.Uii''s is tvi v vo-
luminous, and wiil tnake a large pnmphlot
" " 7
1 r"1'1 "l0 i'ocrut
IFiivx thiil 1her is .', mule 11,!,, lit 111 11 v aI t e
tp. Juniata eortily, 1'n, which is only ten man, having jti-t a lil 1 1 nl the sweet ti.v
nt..it. i.i -.,,,1 '. ;,).m i;i"i,-.. , 1 1 man uceent. His hair is dark nnd his
... ... ..U ...... ....... . .,,,-,, ,J S, ..... J .,,.,?. -
lie meas.iics thiity-fotir inches mound
llii; waist, t'lidnm ; and one iiaii inches 11 -
touiid the nitn. 'J he little giant i'
per -
i. ."iiy nemmy, nn'l 111 point ol intellec
., , .1 .. ......
is coiisiticti il quite precocious. 11
ie nanit
of his parents is not given.
7. 'ho Late Election in Pennsylvania 1
Thfi favr.n nf ths Tlefent of tl:n Tlem.'
ocrf tic Prtily.
'J he netvsj aper pit ss, nt home and a
hroad, has teemed w ith .speculation and
, opinion as to the c.i'i-es of our defeat nt
the late election. Some good things have
been faitt in thi-i connoxio.i, and some
things excecdinglv silly and weak. For
otirselvr-, we have preferred lo let the
. .
vestig.ite the causes of the di-ustrons re.
ii.sllt. t O U-eie cntlVll'.perl nt nit cm i' iloe
1 1. si- . 1 . .
1 ... ...1...... .., . 1 1,.
,no, rtepuHicnns iiave hcen enileavoring
1 to make the tvorld believe that they did
I tli. wlinh' iob I lir'tincK-i-v Tin, Atn.ii
lerea 10 some extent trom n rpirit 01 . lis-
content about the .lis) ensationof the Pies-
idc-nt'n j.atronnge, and still more from our
llamdy Ic-ud about lia.isa, ; but it is- .00
1 obvious Unit thee oiitrolling cause tvns the
I 1 -1 tinvf ruiuil (i I.r tit I lit. t n-ili'r 1 1 a .,no,
I:1""1 r.7"'
ltv ,or poetic,,, &e. deriving intone
, nnd ell'ect from tho hard times tho pros -
."" 1,1 "url.m. lj.t ..li.......'....!.
-r.l i i" 1. 1
IL id 01 mnuni ll I" Ul liii'UlilliC 111,-It iititc
,.,.. . i ', it- .....
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conclude that our defeat had been oro,lo.
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v.., .i. -i;.,;.i.... ...,t,. .... .1..
: T ........t,. (..A.,lin.. . ... nfl,.1....l 1... ll
lose the VOtC-tl thoilsnnt Is of the uborinu
, .. ."
1 In It.n 1. .ii.i.i.v n...l i'.. ....:
,. . . , , " ,
districts. Miuplybcrauso they were , t.t of
einiilovmelit 1111,1 e t ,1 knnaei to hoi. I ll.o
' tl,o itiu-tv in nower accoi.i,il,l... Ut a.,
.. , ,
cxatnination ol the election returns, baa
convinced us that our first imi.i esstotis
,v,'re ciro,lccl,H' nn(l ''"'t "' 'he clamor
t tftl.iir , , I.ecou.plon
iUruUo that cnusU,l the overthrotv o ot.f
. TU. fllcU ,od figllrw e
''
lli.. iMi iili-sl nil iHMir,.. i n ! It iil . rail tlnil
I llJ'IIHllllllt fliv 11 ' ' I i
tl,. miiji.lily liaii'l Mr. l imM, lite P.'ln
iii l.illi" linliillire Inl" tin I ' Uial t '.ilnlin-'imi.-r,
mi. I mi an. I ntintnl Li'min.
lull lllilll, W.l.s hut 1,M V.ilr-, tvliil-l Iii."
kiiiik count ic. in l.Vtii ra--t a iiiaj.n ity .1
L'.,-17 n;:iiiii!-t Mr. I'.ri ii mm f.ir l'i"(-ii.
.lent, Ai'i.'ii 1 i'" 'Wir j 'i' i'i '.lie J Hi Vn'
.0!..:. ' the .VcV IniS'. rVjt.it:;
Tin li "t urn to llic- lliailiirarllllin ami'
iiitniii..' ilii-l riots, cninj.on'.l of tho cmii-;
tie:! ol I'ailon. ( I'lilro. I 'luster, Clarion,.
Huntington, I'.lair, I..-liii:li. .-'rhiivlkill, j
Liuei'ii.t, .Monloim.ry, l iiiiaii inn, '". l,.vi..-ii.-o are not r.vnr.l; iiiiuirliiig iiho
trose, lierks, l'.ui.imi, im.l AriuMroii, i- , ,M(. V(, il Vi ),, Ilinv l. e.vnlaine.l. There
in all. mid it is Keen that m 'l'''':" ' tvn no prrot-in'tlie'rulini; on this point.
fmiST ivas lii'iueii nt o,..a.. tm,-. v........ ,
the Hame coiiutie-i in i, Mr. Bti'iltN.ts
''i''''''"!'"';"'',
' thu Iteiiiooratn; l.ai ty ol -.'iOI'j t ote-i . lit
, lloiluctil rom ,1,,, nregato tho total
majoi ity iiuinst Mr. 1'hom" in tins tatc.
2o,"JS I and it will appear that the mure
chani'C stneit l.yi'i was produced in tlie.se
lii'teen coiiutii'.i.
'l'lie-n faets arc very conelu-iive. What
ever may have been the cause, il is true
that wo gained largely in the North and
Weston tiir vole of 1.3C, nnd 1 .-jt at it
most disastrous rate in ihe mining and
iiiaiiiii'.ietni'ing districts, l.ll i farts can
be given to c.illlil ln the view we pre.-clit ;
lor instance, our neighbor, .'ol. .Maiiu:.,
lor Congress, and
d with the pol.ey
of the Administration on tin- kan-a;
ipiestimi, and w ho was stoutly advocated
by Col. I'oHNK.v, and yet In-was beaten us
badly a-- was Mr. l''no-r,a Leomipton man.
(ten. l'o-Tt.K was Ant i-Lec, Upton, and
still le? slnifi-l a e. mi, in ii fate with the
others. Mr. l'l H ltis.i had no coiiii 'L-lioii
tvilli the Kan-.is (iie-tiin, and had talien
r,v.. th -v tvere viitaallv
the uniniii" of
their i.-iic-tive
tin. llepublica.i p u ty n
listriet-.
Let our friends of the West, and else
wuere, tt no seeni ineiiiieu io..-er us iinnni
our recent defeat, rellect on tlie-t,' tncls.
They cannot fail to bo convince ! th it h 1 1
tv i? encountered no ot her i lemon t of i ijijhi-
silion than the slavetv tpii-tiii, njaoi-t
... , .1. . i i .' i i. ... i . i i
ttlilin uiry i i in i i-ir n-'i. tn --u'iii,-i uii.i-
candidate on his blo.i I ." l,n.i"ser pr.ni 111
eiainento, Penn t Ivani 1 will reject him by
the most deeided voteot any State N.a-th
of M tsov it Itixos's l;ne.
Our friends have only to stand fi in by
tln-ir former faith : resort to no expedients
i .,,,,1 ,,i lsi.o ,v..sh il! mi l. 1 n.. n.ii-,.i
111-III .'.'I'.-1
m 1
iad 1 my ueli a defeat at they 1
(.since ltO-.
t
ia.e not
ii.-tir 'laa.
Morav or ru Xi'H- Vonii ami Khie.
Moran, the twentv live thousand dollar a
year feller." is present
' tin- lfaih-oad
: t '..n v..i, 1 , 1.,.., 11.. .. .1..),-.. 1. .M.......
lisk.-rs are a:.dv. The casual observer
! would pronounce him well-g; i.uned. well.
; harnessed, nnd well fed
man. I hi' (,011-
1 veniioii don t like him very miien. tve are
le I to oelieve. inn he is so iircnsely g 11
thvti.iiilv in all his li'-ui iiM-' and he is ei-
,.;..,...;.... 1, ' . 1...; ,i. ;..,.
1 j.,1. iiii.- , .. i. . 1,-,,, 11 in,, 1 iiiiii.-iiii-iiti.ii
;..n't think of sniibhiiiir iiim. l'.v theruie
adopted by the conveiiiii.il. Moran is nr t a
voter, but he is pumuted to e.press his
views, mid he ext.i. sses them with a
, prompt nude
iind in banitv worthv of
Ad-
inns A l.o. Moran has had Ihe honor nf
being iii ire iierecely and Leni i ady dimmed
than any other liai'rond niiiu in Am. ric i.
This fact eon t meed u s souiel ime ago, 1 1, at
he was a superiornian iutelh cluiillv. .iiist
as soon as a innn begins to be cxtensiveiy
abused, w e make up our mind that there
I is n nuot Ii in u in him.
M,
Man, riidit- or
"'"niie, is a man of pul l.-.
i : 1 I I 1 1 .. .
He nets twenty
y c-ommendable pviiiptn.-,
i. rii
,.. W "-...,
lknler
i'"w .1 i wa
01 1,1. uisii let is einiilictl to nave el.-cictl il
liciiiiblii'aii ."Senator.
ri
e Jii'l of the
leceived 1 rivate
(Iih asserts that it hit
(lMspatihes from Cairo, .loncd
ShawncetoWn, and other points in
'lOliall,
I'.n.v'i't.
assuring it of Ihe election i' tm,,
in
il no-
nbly tl,rtr im t ii.inil Ilenioeiiits to t
House, !.ul also thai three of llii.
cratic s-'enator holdiiio ,,Ver will,
e loiter
olid
,0l,t. oppose the re-.-loction of Douglas
lj,on the strength of this informntioii it
claims that no eh ction f Scnal.-r i an take
jdace evt winter. Clfthisweshi.il have
,,iore d, fliiiie infoi nialii m af ler the !t,-
1 . . t t v
. oui timeni 01 the next .session ol the 1.
,eri-.
!atnre. t;,.i(,n!,iv,
.
,.. , ,. , .,
U.mr.iiv. iTuabclh (air,
1 T .
"E wot LIU
p .1 , . 1 ,
oneof the femnlo nrviiiits assaulted
,oung Uotildy. died on Saturday.
Mr.
'.' .n,u' Vll!"1'"- .V"m'P'-'- soil
are sun in
Mb, lltct tri. IIcnt and Mrs I!a, he
Ayre?., aged Inl years and ihe other b'l,
years, uiet in imrttoru cottntv, .till., last
Wft!(.
1, iiii, .i;...i .... it 1
k Itoth died on ihe mini,. ,1 ,. ..-....,
it. ioiu itii'u 011 ine sume uav ttelo
1 .. 1 ,1 ...
b.ined on tho snm
.. . .
lay.
Otitis P.. Cl.tV Iiiv. sol 1 the residciuo S
tt .!. .' . ..
tieiirt ' iiiv, asimuiii, ior ..iimbi
'j'oxrfs lntrV
1 " "t
Hos. .Tr.rr Davis returned to hi', resj
deuce in Warren county. M,ssisi,,i ..utlm
on Hie.1.1. inst.. Tl. Vi,.' .1 I V., '?
,tUthia hWdth U.lmo.t re.!. " '
iir lin n-lire I In1 Hint v" oyrn. in
iil.Ii..-. ttiliinlll Itliottllli' tvlli'l licr
in in-
I lii-re-
Uvns nny thn., r.r.' .ti. 'Hal III the ra-e of
n.it.
i l'ir-t. 1 1 1 it . in to tlic I'ilU of exrei'tioil
to the r, 'cop tin I) of ct i.lfiu e. Tlx' lioolis
iiftlie rii..iiii!--ioni.if.' iillic liaviPL' I. ecu
I .ro.n"r. an. I .tnvril fy 111"' I'Vojirr
rilMo.liaiW it was eeilninly cvmi.e.
tt lit Im 'tlie 0i,iiiti- 1'iii ly to rail uinl ex
aniiii'. a funnel' clerk to explain entries
mail.- th.'vr-m lv liim-'.-n tvniie ne was Hit
... , . -pi . .. i i 1. 1 .
T, ...:, n,. ..,,, slooi r
ii" ot any
siiel. interest in the controversy as would
exclude him from testifying. The verdict
and judgment could never bo evidence
for or again! him; liesides, any Interest
he niay' liave had, he had previously to tho
trial transferred to a stranger to the con
troversy. He was rightly udmitted to
give evidence,
'2. ... .'s (i-w'U-J M th". t'hanjc of Ihe
( '...ir!- The court charged that "ihe pl if
had shewn no such iissement as is re.ui
red under our acts of As-embly to warrant
a saie," and directed a verdict for defen
dant. Why so?
The I, inks of the Commissioners' olljee
showed the land regularly assessed and Ihe
amount carried out amiinst it as unsealed
lor the years f, r w'aeii it was sold. This j
wilh the treasurer's deed was all that was j
neeessa'v lobe shewn to establish a prints
t'uria case for tin- plaintiH'. The-e books!
tire expressly made evidence of tin- as-e-s-in.
-nt of taxes by lint ael of PJtli April,
1 12. Tnev w, ire so, however, before the
.;isi.;i. of that net.
Has there any thing in the parol testi-;
inonv so iiieonlioveilibl decisive, as to.
overthrow the case thus 'mad-, and to call
for a binding direction that the asse-s-(
uieiits we.e void. Then- mav be cases, in
.fiiich the- facts proved are so indisputable
that ;t judge in iy be jiistitiable in U---;
lill'i them as a-certailied things, tct the
jll.'V must liefeliliele-s pass Upon' them ; I
but here, if t her was any materiality in ,
t1(, ,.vi,,.n(.(,s, wlnell tve do not pi rceiVe
Hi" him ting ilirection was wrong: it tta.
for the jiirv. If there was nn.inig. t!u
diruetioti was wrong, for l!ie reason thai
t he asspsvijieiit , as evidenced by the books
stood good an I solid, and I he charge should :
have been ihe otlierw.o', as lo that matter, j
It appeals from the paml te-tiumii'.
that alier tin-til'-: of laiiu.uy, bli, ami;
wit iiin t hat nr Hi-ll. as tie would inler, tin-
taxes due all
the y...o- 1 I
llii"'. It." I list
en by entry
an I i .r t li-.-.
find was s..:
I n-e-ed upon tin- land loi
I-i, wrre transferred to l.n
I .y order of Hi'' I '. .tiiin isi. hi
ll tie- a-se-.o''s ..jiln':l!.,
nnd t In- tii.s.s nl Is 1 1". Ihe
I ill .1,111." MS. If then- I"
anv -tiindai'd I'm tiie ncetirn!.- a-s.-siu. nl
ot land wiiich i un-ealcil. and thi- .ioe..e-
ding was imt accoi'iiing to it, the .l.-pm- .
ture from it was but an irr.'gulariiy ..tj
1. net tt Inch would not invalidate t lie sale, j
I no p mi 11 y ol the lain I iva- ile-ignaied. tin'
a 111. unit due was accurately can led out am 1
had bec'i due for more than a .ear bel. li
the sale. This constituted a good foun
dation f..ra valid -ale.
.lolm Kil -eil t . YVcnt.s '.'-l State K.-
potts, ii.'l", and in I.-.iid v -lb' ster. same
1, i,,U, .i.',. it is settled, it it had not been
before, thai when land i in-li-eriiniiialch
ii..,. sc. I, sc.iteil and 11 11 seal i'd. in th" s;i mo
duplicate, nnd tn" t.iv has reniained di.e
and mil. aid I. r lui.ro than a veil, -neh
laud. if unsealed
ol tueeated Ian.
i 1 1 -r been on sue!
may be placed 011 lh.'
. and sold, tt" i I limit
list lor"li!ie whole Ve
1st
i-i v
ir.
and ii the l.'ii.l ttiis in fact un-calcd tin
. , iii i -.-1 i
llliewil.negoi.il. 1 lie aiiverilsenieiil Hill
sale me lei I he tu t ol s la inn-1 lie ol un
seati-i i lands ; nndti-i n title tili di' etct
soiciv in. "li l lie lacis, oi win", in-r 1 no la no
tvns iin-eated, mid wh"thei a tn. regular
ly or il'I'egulaily ilsses-ed, had been due a
veer before the sale. Taxes di.e a tear-
I an.. I un-calcd and -old are I he es-eiil inls
'.o title. II. 1
u h':l tin' law
1 hat the 1 .00k
act of 1 - I" Put .leel. 1
aid been adjudicated before,
(il an e.-slili'llt o tilal's m
ti.i-o'.nce mi evincitcc ot asse-r.mesit. II
is the book.-, tve have to do with and not
the t i 111 or manner in which they nre
kept. an. 1 this was distinctly held 111 I. did
t s I i ieslcr. ) -upra. I
There arc cases, however, in which the
Coi'i.: issioiiers may impo-e Ihe ta.. a-1
wiii n the land is returned by the Cotinly
Surveyor and not olherivise assessed, 01
tvh. -ii a freein'ld tax is iuiposed. In such '
casi .1 it must bo i'f satiated as un-cali d.
1 and i .'in not he included in the sale list, un - j
t il one year idler such is...c--inent, as in
ol her ea-es. 1
Hut there are cans in the boo Its such as
l.e 1011 t s M' 'all. -1 W. ,v S. ll!;',. Mill.-
ken ts licnedict. M Stale liep. lii'.t; Coin,
vs I'.rclsidc, 11 ib. -ID I, nnd perhaps one
or two others, in w hich notice to the own
ers of the tinlisler troui the seat' d to ihe
unseated list, when practicable, was retpii
rcl in .rdcr ti render the sales valid.
These lite exeei.'iolial eases. 11s wns -aid in
Laird .s Ileisler, rest ina upon a sup. .used
arrangement bet v ecu the taxing olliecrs
and tho owiieis, that the land was to be
treated as suited, and the tax colleeied it.
, if such t. ns the cn-e, wiihoul discussing
tin-tt isilinii ir pi'otiriely ol 111 iking or re
cognizing such arraiigi-i.ii ills, or iuipnii'ma
their soinidncss at this time, uesnv the
di'i'li ine is only applicable to a state of
la. Is in w hich smdi ari-uigetueiil is nppa
lleiit to no others. We leave owners to
; take notice that their land., are uicealed if
! thev are so, tmd if thev do not imv their
,.,.' ,i,et ..,..,,t 4..',,li ii" it'.,,,-
sold. As there was no ai rnnceiiunt pi,.,
tetuled lo hi ing t bis ease wil Inn the ocep.
t ioi.nl cases, the ow ner in fuel, not being n
pinty loihe suit, inir anv one ."hiititinil
un.
lel'him, tile doctrin.) would fui nish no
ground for ihe charge of the Court,
A the cae stnnds, therefore, on lliens-
,.. I u..l.. it - t.l. .1 I..:
."..-".. ,.,-,.,,,
. ;n ., it. .... 1 .....
iiniiii nut 11 1 in ,1 ,ii-,-ii,,-i-. iiiir
1 there tvns other grounds of defence which
if established would avail the ib-f. tidalil.
.. 'i-i 1. ..11 .... 1 .. .. . i- 1 .,
. . . ......
I icstilt. Iiowever. demn inj In the nt h of
I.,,. .j,i i .i" . . i
I law nnd the pi action o tlio court. If de-
t,pdent on r.icts thev nmt be submitted
o.he i.irv The court e.mnot dete ,,i,
' .. T J V-L , ' .T r. ". 1 1 .FL 1. . Vl . '""I
; Mnl. tuV U itat X
1 ' r
) in una In In t M I .1.1. 1. m Hi.'
l ll,.- I a . .'I
Ii II
II
11. Ht III'.. II tl." '
Ill I:1M" 111 I
7
I cell I il l I p Ii.'l "I
,i.-i. I ! 1 1 1 1 1' - WkiiM
Irll'lll'l'. I- ll .llll
III' I ll III jilt V HII'I
l e n n 'lt i ll.'. in il
niH'Ml'. l lin I tt mil
lint llic Jii.Iko In il.'t. I lii'ii.'i mi. I 'I in M' t
i,l mil Ii la.'H. the nil' h i .hu. tii ii Mt fit
i ll to lellil II li t . Itlicl for lilt) ih I. IP I ml,
it "iih el 1 1. 1 ,
- ... . . i
mi' Iiocllri'l .li'll.li.'ial to the j i a t n
till', lik. Iv to hate l.ill ntcl the icmni K "I
the leal lie. I ji. I e ii--i)jli. .1 nx el I'm' III lilt'
(ninth I'i.a! i'Mi. If lh" H'iulk i
ini'iilit to colivet the i.len that Ihe ottner
ei ml, I hut tt it In 'l rati Iii- i ... d-in I ! imt il il.-m-hiiortlv
after il tv;. Ilia. le, HI). i take hark
the ieileiiiitiull limney tt ithlhe "flii i- (
Hi. Hi of the trenail i rrn ml conn-. I of t he .iu -,
cha-er, inn I 1'Cllnit the Mile to hlnli.l, we
,l.n,ht.-aiy ,1.. h.. 1WU i. no. r..-y
ttln-lher this was the nil. 'lit ami mean
,1. 1
iii nf the ii iit.u k or not.
Tor the n-aoii-i civeii, I hi-, jiiilineiit i-
civell, nil". Jil.ljJiiieni 1-
reverse.l nii.l it tr.,,
,r
j
I herehv cci lii'v Ihenl.ove ami .vef.oin-
." i ii . .
,o ,eu in.e nn. correct '";;"" " JV; !
iiiii iniiiie'ii i-.i iiiv in mi' ..in. . .'i - . .-
thonotary ol the Miprcme l-oui t ol i enn
sylvnnii in and lor the nil. Idle ilisti let at
llarrisiiiirg. j
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set (
mv
th.
is:
land, and nllixed the seal of said court j
thirteenth ilav ot November I)
tlilltioiilli nay oi .M-.unn.il, .. I'.
j er Wm. II. M i i.i.i. it. I'rot'v.
(i Kt). .I.SIlOKMAKi:!.
NEW AEVERTISEIilENTS.
Dissalutioa of Partnership-
II
AVINU ol.l oat tit o ttork of umnl., nn
liiiml, i.ii.l tliv outsiau J
, , , , .
,ii''ili'ljt.i ilno at our
."suli-in i.itv M'iro, tho linn nf HnriTtt
was ilisslv,..,l l.y iiminul cuiibr'nt oa the .'ilsl .t.iy
nf AiiL'a.,1, A. It. 1 Si j
P. W. T! MtltllTT,
J. C. llAltKU'lT.
Nov. 15, 1S5R.
Is lii'in'-y iv,.u to all that it niiiy iinni'iTn, tlmt
1 hiito -L'ltlo.l up nil the lnisini-ss i.enve. ii
1'iler l.iilioiil nml inywll, nnd will mil lie helil
rispiiiisilil,' . a-iiny of liis res. ii.iljilities cm-1
trimuu ciicr tins tlate.
CltlSl IAN l.Ab'J?.lK.
L"" 'I'"' "N"v" lh""s" '"''"1""
CAUTION,
. LL persons are litieby uiiilioiiej oainM
uwiW.ih iih it ku of ox.-n. u .,ut t..
yrui's uM, n.itv in i,i-.,....sii,ii 1. 1 .l.uiib "-liii'ly nl
Uriel.t" lr.. us ll.o sai.l oxjij liulung to urn, ami
" " ll H :!" """ 011 oul
II. W.
KOHII.
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LniheishiirK, ,i.v. 21), SJS.
The riulautlphia Evtinuij; Bui etin,
t . liul.'i'uii K'ul U .iiy.io.-,. ioer. .le.' mil ,-.i.
4 pueially to tho inieri-sU ol 1'eunsy It 11 11 1 t
OHiiiaiiiii, iiii...r:iiin TvU'gi'iiplnu N.s, mm n
It. tuts 111 iiilv.nii o ul tiie ni'i, i.iii p.ip-.'i's iir .-a
int. r 00 in aiiil l-oiii'-tie 1 .0: .piiii'!i..in-e, li 11
l.iil.l.3 ull nil Hlh.ll-l-ls, HII'I lull lejiolts i,l nil ll,-
i.o.ts nt Hi- iliiy. i'u t-.iiiiaijii'ial iiicl i-'iii.io 1
ul ii pin I ill ell 1 3 Hie 111' I, I. II 1 ill 0 e.iltil ill .y ; 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 i -
CI to. As ill! Il, ITOMI, liHilllllil lh. ,,' 11 h .
i.ellel p.l.'l II) llii.' Male, l II e im-ulitl io n In lli
n At I'i l..e l.il.'sl 111 Iliu , III. ill.it iiucm.; lit,-
unci iiileioi-iii Hint iiilla.'iilia, ii ill ti . i .m-ai
iKIlllS ,"U U-,ll.il'p pil't i'-ll III li'll llii'-,.-
C L'-.t-M I .N.i.s ,1 I-i. .11 i.H'it,
I'l.'pl lei a s.
No. II.', S.aiili Ttiiril Sti-i-:, i In.-h-p in.
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TIN,
liillcl.- illie. Mill I.Neil, K-tl lil
j iipei I- ulil.-lieil l-y lie-
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, 10 HO ; Z e.ipie-, ilo. 5flj.il; ...I e...e.
i sj.ii 1 u ; In.' in) 1. ,;, Jo. "rati 11.'. i 1 in at 11
' ill l tMI.MS ! I l.e lliri'.-t llull oifer l.n ' 1 i
. . -i nl tnl liiiei ti.ir.-. 1 lie in l i 11 , -.--t r.i. li ,
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The "Greut Republic" Monthly.
T J TI1K PI Ul If
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: exi, so nt ! I't- In m h.- .11 1 , 1 i;,iii.,i, I 1'
Iy niie ,.l ,1c' ml .. i nn.l ihe 1
I ihe pill,, i.' nn, I 1I111 e 1 1 (H nl
o.e.e, ,Uv u, 1 u n nc,i .- .1 1
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to Lu CU..I li iliu -Oit iil it iinlili" ' M. 'iitli.
j Iy. it is iiiieii li.' t i- in, n, t- tins iiin 1 1 lie
.peiii.f 111 1. wry K-;ie li iiniiiiin ev , r n, l,,re
I it.-iiuil ill this iiiciiii v. Tin- cii-ial . ei. I Us j
I 1 lillliU'tel" lllll lust lie tlli.l.T-lii, l., il. time. Ilj
j 1. ill be iliiirniiglily .Vatii .ii.il in no hi.-i- m , ii.,n.
i tl sir sefiin in .1. 11ml wholly impel'.,, mil. It will '
loiter lo t Iii Winers un t tlinikfis nl" llii. I n .111
lit c-iiiiiuiiiu licltt, tvhere llcy enn tue. t on tiie
j i.i,lie.-t f,iauiiil ul e...iiiei.ipor.ir,v iiti'iiitiir,'. It
iiiiiiiiin tu ,iul.er a'oour it fti-y t.uii.,y ol'iniel-'
leel.
The rangn of nriii'li-.i will Ik a wi Is ,01.. cov-
erin ;. union;; other r.,ui iIh. ICs-nvs, S'lie'.'lie.,
Itiuneriius lilli , .-s ,,1-i, si. i.i,, iea Im-nl-iiir,
it.-tleWH, l'llli(, Ilioiliphie.", iSciclitllii! Ar- '
lieles, Irate, s, Tnlilf Tnlk, i'r.ini.ts, Ineiil 'iii;, 1
1'uliiii's, I'ntiti... hiilhiils, !Si:.ii.tis, bom, eis, .M l- '
ste, 1 01 re-p.ili,leine. tins-sip, eti-., ele., ill".
Tiie .M.i Jii.ine tt i!! lie nr..hi.-i 1 1- illu.iiaiL. I in
Ihe highest st hi of ttoinl I'liiri'iiviii
S
I'll" Literary ih .., i t nc-ii t will pn sent g entor
niiiity.eoinliuie.l itiih more thnri.it:: Ii eXfullenee.
it ,s oehevijil, ilmn t-ter pepire .itl.-r.-il to the A
11. oin. 111 public 111 u c iiilo pi-rii.ilienl. The f. .1
lowing iniih'.rs an, I popnliii- wrileis nro itielu.lo.l
in Ihe lin of iiin ti ih 11 tors etineii: lien, Ir
Prentiss, C'tmrles Stinin, I ii, tireen II il ,-ek,
(Tins. J. In;:en,-i:, Oi,.,., s A. Ihott n.-nii, li,.,.
Geo. I'. .Mollis, N:ituniiel 11,,-iim:. lln. ("has.
liiiyim-v. Win. iaiiiini-,1 Milium, I'mk lleiiiiniiiii.
lion. A.bori Pike, of Atkiuisiis, Al.I.e A1lr11.11
l,iHiieite, linn. It. 1. tTiiniiil. Iiiv. lttilph II, nt,
.-iln Mi. iih, (.Ink l.i niiiir. ; J. 1. Ilemlat,
li.. . 1 1 , 1 . 1 1 .-1 1 1 u; 11 lung list nf w riter- niinii,
iilcauiro iiiiiny nf tiie ui'mt p ipnlur in the inun-
try
I.1.1 ll ntinilier ttill innlnin nn nri-lniil pleee nf
iin.Me -oiiijn.seil expressly l.,,- ihii. tturk.
01 ll.o siipelior r. -e lc.1i 1' ol I lie Altiliilie in
t'teiy r. sped, innl i. ihe lertiiini.t Hi' it pe.ii.:i
I.etu Mi.-e, s, v. iy Iillic miel' l hi .-ni l.
The li mis uinl i iinr.d coml. lions ol the Mng
nzine w ill he us Colloivs :
Tn. .is 'I here will he Iwo v. I. tines a yenr, of
nlinnt i nil rot n I iichivn pnceii ench, poiniiirnein
in .)i.i,iiiny iiml July, nail endini; irt .l.ino mi l
liennihir, lefpeelit elv nmkinx si- I 11 111 hers to
i in li vclunte. nml tn eh e iitiiiihers t" e.ieh y ear.
.Miliscriplioiis niiiy eiitnneiice at nay lime. Mn
j. lo copies, L'.'t ecnl : mliffipiio'i, one ropy one
.tuir.seht hy mull, $rt i(l ; elnhs, Itto inpies onn
yei.r, ?.'. (in ; eiuho, lluee eopie one year, $7 Ptl ;
iTiilis, linir piipiea tine yenr, J'.l (Id: chili", tire enp-
i.-n nn,- ,10111, tiv vi : i.n.i nil niniiiioiiui eoiii,
".u'' "l ",, ul va ' 'ho 6.1111,1
.,.. . in. m iiii-y n. loriiii-u 111 iiiiieieiti pn.',-
office. All Hih-cripiinn niu.-t t.o pniil in ,i,.
I..... 11 ' .
.innn is.inreiiiii(iiis--lrititi1I,J, i,
r... .., .-..r, nun 10 nun' i huice
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I' ii 11 i.ip i "I in" "'It'iti lti..iii,lir" M niilih
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tt 1 1 1 . ii hi Mtii.t, Ni mi,.
a i tii iii; .inn Mtiuutt i.iKiT frwirtMt
llli; ( ONl I I I.AIION;
I'm r.t;itNi!, T.ini
"A C-ntirllnlinn if luil n,
Tlioiiili 'ti n trniti of .Sun." l)ryi,.
'Yr:,:
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,,ii i-iilin.liij', Jniiliitry I, IH..1', lliu liirnoit, nu.
K in r-1 mi I ni..Ft Ciinl'li.-.C Wcvkljr .Ni)Wj,r
, v.-r iiilil.fln'il. II will Ins it iiiirti fulii) ilie,
Il Will 1)0
l.ml.U' tin. Hi.o nt' tint .tow lurk l,iili;.T ! cob
t'liinn- turn' Iniunl milinmm mi i'iiqIi me, 35 ia-
.1,.- in iM'K'h. l""'l h U..tijr of ret i.
inif in ill. r rfivm liv unv wi'i kly iiaii.T nnw nub.
h,?ul, . , ,Cra,.i,,,ho r!,.,i frh,rt .
- n r, ni'li i'tt'il i.ii.l original, r.iriii.-hoil Innn (limtil
iml nt 1((lm.. it in in. in Mll n-.-ui'i.u, Litint
,mmin ; cmiiuliilii)- the iirnilui'tioni nf the ani
.iu lur tvrili rs in liliernl itiiuillly rinmiieei,
t-tnrii s, Hi-fcav-., l'mms, Anoi Juti'S, Skotchti,
" i .tt"n'i"t t"'J um Arts, Ac, do.,
''"' nil ii.ii.;h ttlneli nre new, Ijcuutiful, ia.
.ro,tillj - i i, ,,,-tivo. fn.h miiuber will con-
- tain nut i.ln.v n riirclnlly ci.tnlcnit'd yuuirii of
j Hie licniTiil ..s .luring eit-h week, but ulltb
I very lativ-t inlui inntiiiii inul Tvlugrnphio Dei.
-iitrl,, s ui to llic liu.tr nfgnilij( to ire. Th
l 'iiusl.'IIati..n " i'i unt liiS nil lllnstrutoil 1'iipor, i
' llii, lil-tlir,, Kill', I liri. llllt it tvlll Plltltllin linanli.
l'ul lii.-igns iu,. KiigiaviiiH, it hun they roull
1 1 In -1 1 -U e una ui'iiaiiieiii a unjuol.
Tim sulisi riluT tins nli-in,lv n,.n,nl A r.mi
I .. ,,i,,rj n v-iin ,,f sii. " ...n..i
I . , - ....v...,llBU
., ;4 i,,;!!',,,,,,.,-. ,,,,,1 ri.niie.imn l,v ,1 r
n ' .-' 1 . ...vbw v,
-ih.- i.llt.-r tmiriiiil 11, iiv luilil i .liuil. tin mutiii, Ml..,
; . jts ,,,,,.,'.. li H-,.i. ,, ,ii,,
: tilii.'iitioa tli.'.l In' niiii-iui.ri'.H hid miitkm in engt
'1 j;iii.'. utter iiiiii li ,i'r-u:ision, the Rbli' unci cxpri
i cnfi'.l eprvnes ns 11 pi-ntli'iniui. to lung nnd tt
jusiiy uiiiinent. fn .Mr. l'urk H'Mijnaiin. (,'unnec
; Iii. I lor twenty yunii ttitli tlio rvsl of Nw Vort
1 i ii v. 1111 1 ul tt a v a sm cosaful in liia literurv colsr.
; ,riM, tvhi'thi'i' is Idil,.r, Author, or public ipi.
i.e. ihc ikiiuu ol Mr. Uenjuuiiu U nn augur; of
1 certain pw, I liiriuiie.
Tim iiuiilie innv rt asur4 thnt no meitta
. mil ne ui.tnuit iiy tlio nuoserilier lo ecura
j jriunJ i.iil I.r. ll in tit ue e .) :i) jil ili men t of hii effort
to e.-lahh-li tiie tin j.'H mill Imst woekly p-iper
ever pami -he 1 smuu nuiliia ttill ho P.-ftiioiloue
lli.n ran lie .l ine by taletitu, iMpituI, oxprione,
iiiii iiin, sin I 11 lenolnto experience.
"Jl'i: CuiifUllaiioa will iiiiiinly leconiniond it-
i- elf to a r'.r'.ti.il unit iifr-nis llppot trout th
t m y h,.-t penpie l-y its .lisi-it'niieo of i;ooJ and
avi't...-e if ill. Jt will boiin uiiohjeetiomibU
an. I i. ri--. I family ni- xper giving olleuce to
ll" M'1-t 01 party iliu liivortle illiki) ot both nuiol
of yiiutiK ..nil olil. Tho rliliMirib r,hitviue; kill
mur.y it ipimier ol 11 n tilni-y eTperieuco 111 lh
I'liii u iiiiiiii .a ,1. uly aii-l v ''.'kly ji.iii ii.iit.iiua hu
ll n-.- 11,111 1 oiiiii i t .a liMiisi-lf it itii ,n-h noli known
unit tiiiiiiilile oitiioi i.nl mil H-- ho hut thi-reiu. flnt
ii- t'is hi.iisi-lt ihiit this teiiv iiiiterprino will ul oue
.it, ,1:, ve 11 ni,ii,ir f.ivm ill'. Mieueaj uupamllcl
e in nt-;v..,;,,..r ctiliTprise-i.
Th l.n ais ir "I'lie t'.iii.-t'.ll.itioii," will bit twit
..it .11- ;-. t .i i.i.ii.i ,1.1 -ii, itiiiii i,j c,ipii' umrtnl
iii olio en . -liii'.' I 1 11. u j'i Ir-isi.
ci' I ei ir. Hii'l feii-bel'il. fur
il 1:1 ' t'lear ie I ItjpU -iho.t.i."
.11 th ,c!l -u
I.Alt'
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V
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n!i- .it l.ir.v
I'. li.WIX.
t ill,- H. I-..- ol
WW.
joy
in :.. i.i coux, 200 I'tisi.ohi irc.
n l 'i00 l...:'liu!.- Hri;, t tlm tort
WM. Y, lit WIN,
A
per-
ink li it -. n- wat.-lw. or j.-w,-!ry in
. . -i .11 1 If i- i iii- nr.- h'Teliv re.
ill !' r (''nn iTmeilintelv, us j ant
, ,-, - -I,. , ihis ,l.n-e on tin, first ilny
. '1 i I . a I 1t i.i1 t take ftti such
I r.l'I.EItlf K 3 MA EL.
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NOTICE.
1: ;. nil.. S.iiiil: Wi'.l-ivorth. bm
t.i-.i :.tnl l.,ninl w nil. nil ju-t cniiii
it. I I'u i-i -f-ire ,-iciii in nil pern.inl
hir on 111 v lie "(Hint, ft' I will Rut
s i t i.er cnnirui'tin, fro.nun l after
I o
lll. il t
P ...
Ihi-
hile.
.IASuS WKltSWOHTU.
! i.. lp. N'or. 17. litaH. Itl.p 1.
1)l;ii't'..s.l. nill In? ie-..it-t.,l ,,r the .lelifffy
l I'M; .Mil. NUN 1 MKT nl Huw Lugj on
Oie I'ni.ks nl the Sinni-niiilioiiiii. ut tli
iii.iiitli .1 Sii'jiir (.'i.inp or lli.'hiier'a Itnn. in
Iliisiaii imt ii-iiip. t'leitrlii . v-ii-inty, near Tyler's,
in In- inl li'i.m lia. l No. Sflil", miriaoteil Win.
I'.iiv. r.-. A draft of the luilil cun hi? ?en with J.
I., t'litile. i'..-i. ,si 1 ki r to iiinko nil ronil nnd
1 .11 n i 1 1-in in-. A I I r - ---. s lining price, to Jnlin
A. nil.., P. ,M. l'.tu-i-y P. (J., i-ihuylkiU Co., l'.
Nov. la. is.,.-.
Silt I! I V I '. SAM", fly virtno ..rawritof
I t.t lit. ml A.'..;.. hi.. 1 irriii-d out of the Court
nl I i.tiuic ii I'iens ol l'i.iiiiil('l hiii I'oiiiuy, mult
mo 'liri i ieil, ilu-rn tvi 1 ho i spiueil to ptililie m,
lit the ( (Mill llnu-i. ill llii. tmioiiijli of i:ieli'fild,
.n .M ini, tv, lirri tinrtt tllh, ISis. nt 10 o'clock,
A. .M., the I'flloHittjs tjejn ihe ' real estate, to
wit :
The cat' moiety or ninlii idoil linlfof a certain
line' ol I. iinl siiniitril in the township of Pike, in
ll:o eoi.iily of (Teai Ti.-ltl, 1 nown 11 . trnet ntiinber
five thoiisnnil seveii liinnlifil nml seventy eight,
i.ii". toe tihnle 1 naliiining onn thouminil and
tiM-nly neres 1 1 Inn. I 11 ml iillownneei beinf the
"nine nn Tit iiled hdl p.nrt ofithteh lleriinin 1 er
key :.n.l wife I'V .1. e.l ihitml Villi June, Is5l, re
rrle I 1.1 ( lifii iiTil in hook tl. pnu'e nO.'i.- onn
1 - till 1.1 lo Sun ni l 11. I 1, lull-. Seized, inked in
exei-iiii-.n. nn. I to he io!i ihe property of .Sam
i.vt It. II mile.
.TOST A H R. TtLED, Phetil.
(Tear.lel.l. Nov. tr, I .sS. I
JCsniiAs. jonifso,
l'-' . J L -sO j.'-i ii, il lU - isat
HA IN(. flit.-.1 up n -Imp a f , w
of Ihe "mi, .lew Smiti). ' mi
iliniri ral
.Market t.,
denres to inform the C'cniniinity at hirjjrt, tht
lie ki" ps on luiinl 11 t nriety (' ,
( AlIl.Ni'.TW'OKk,
nt In? hop. nnil thnt lie iniiiiufiielurea
to nr.Tci,
(of nipi rii.r tlnlsli.) 11 i y rlesi-tlpliiin of home
holil nml I lli 1. 1 n f ii 1 1, i 1 nre. mining which ire
tentre ami iiinittt; I utiles .M ihoiiiitiy nnd rum
timn I l.n ntu-Cnimiiii nml I'nniy ' lle'lstCH'U
ii.t'.!". r-nli . . uplio inls. Solus, I. .1111 'i-s. If.,
tthii hho is ih tei tnineil to ili.poiie of at n ehoap.
rules, ior en, h, a lin y cun l,e purchi.rl jt any
"I
nf ".itit-r esi i-l.nieiil or tlm fort In th? eouoty-
. 1, . . ... . .. . : .. ,'
e n-ni. wisnnir ri. nn v iii.iiiium. (n la
. . ."l ' ( . ni nnietee,
''"lle '" thfne.-lT'.s ..f tbelr qimltt and Rnlih,
l,,.,e pi,i-.list, e'dewhere. he f. e Ir ennB-
,l,.nf llinl I ,1 1.. . . I... ... A III.
, ., , ," l"""" " i""'"-"
- " to" .re.'eil- tn make ( i.rriti W
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