r.nlv rsndidnle that Major Ruwr nominated. If the editor ol the Ga will look at the Centinel of July 1 wpi there find, in the shape ol a l.-tte; Flnladelpiti«, a nomination ol tin Washington Gaiett.-’s friend, II.( r aw n|lf) •_An'S we "ill farther add, that it is L, tMpMjiUe that the broad I*, low! can didate will prove to he the Major lavorife, would have great hopes of favor vv.l!. U qro'ul bottomed administration.” [UoJloii Pat. THE Fist IE III ns. Cine fart i* worth a dozen throne*.— importance of the Northern States, t„ L’nioo as a nursery ol seamen, r.slicries which Mr. Adam? so unly vindicated at Ghent, and wljieh Mr. It. thought so lightly of, may he estnn.-kd.. ■>ait »,y the naked fact, that a Manrheste schooner, which lately arrived home l.-om Hie Hmj qf ('haltiir fishery, with t»00 Ji,li reported having left twelve otto* schooners, all belonging to Manchester, having on board no less than .7, mo h»b Our neighbours, in Canada, uotieuig Inis lul say, It "ill show the value ol the fishery which the ci'i/.cos of tin L nited {States carry o,i i*i tile Gull of Si. l,.ivv rei'ice, at a distance of five nr six days sail lion, this port. H mm i be considered that the vessels mentioned he low are employed from one small sea port town of Massa chusetts, ihai'.Iwy may and probably ai v ,vs do make two l ips ill one season, 'flu- number nfhiudrt.d weights ol t Yd jisli stated hdow is I a,000, w hich at twelve shillings and six pence, gives the a mil of iiuuvi.” NATION A I. U O.NO.MY. When party spirit loses a great portion of influence l>\ a preponderance ol one side or the other, so powerful as lo hazard no thing |,y a counterpoise, men seek new oh jei tiTand sturt fresh subjects to keep alive s.,irjt of opposition, which is ever c-sen tiul to the progress of free gov <%xunent. In the ensuing contest lor t'resiileol, llieipiis, ton of national economy or rather a sy s.eui «jf retrenchment will form a cudinal object of discussion, jt is true that no candidate will advocate a system of national extrava y.mce. of waste or profusion hut it is e sjually true that there are some who have visionary ideas in a splendid government who mistake the glare and tins' I of expen jjic e.-talihshineuts for the safe and econo mical institutions necessary fur the public good. Ad may boast of being economists, but it is un economy corresponding with tscir ideas of fit icss and propriety. There a1 e-some who think it imlitpei sable to have a standing army others would continue to ii iiui 7iY, while an oak was leil in our for ests. Some are for high salaries, enforcing the etiquette of tou ts, and conU-ncImg n r tie immlab lay of public men, and shack ling the Press, at least from a close scruti ny of public measures. Some would dis band the. army, lay up the navy, gin the President a nn ri pittance and r* luce t!ie lidtioii.il defence to a cy pher. Truth hes between a jivhciui medium is what the people retjUirt. The immense rush ol c iinmeici.d prospi i ity, winch, alter tie peace, filli'd our national colters to ov erfio w Jog, led Minn' of our at Le vine.i to believe that this golden current would continue to How in pruspeimis rauidity {and '..nder the iut'uenee of such mint men calculations, v vrry species of tax, however light and trivial, was ri-j cult d a l-ngi portion of tin ihllc debt unmet ss. j.iy ilisi lunged and tiic public expenditures, iiiiousiilerahly di JUiiinskr'd. 1 In* result of tin-* l.'V r1c* il:* 1 olj as tniil in a f* in y i ars the nation >i income iV tl short of t1 .*t* national expenditure, mnl n tiii. w* it aiiii are resorted to, in mill i th.i tin deiii n ,.iy may In made op. ’I In* time Inis ti f fore arrived when all e: buiatioiiS (if economy must tea c, the tiling iiiu-i lie acted upon, and our ualnuial i xj nditnre most in: l.mited to our iue mile, or v must resort necessarily to taxation. This re treueliniciil can he made in the umat judi cious manner hy curtailments in every de partment of the government, so that tile utility of each may uor he injured. Sala ries, army, navy, and t onUngencb must he visited with the pruning knife, directed by a skilful hand every unnecessary expense must ue curtailed, every improper and usn 1. ss branch Inppi d oi’ so that nnc can say to the world, we live like an honest nation within our income! We do not shackle industry, we do not tax the people, we do nolle.Hl a riotous or extravagant life, i very tiling is simple, just, and republican. Such "ti neats and lmpie. sioiis we know, are ii.dulgi u liy at least one of the candidates, tie most democratic, and the strongest of them all, ami such principles vve line rea son to heheve w oald control his operations, file idea of trill .ig curtailments lias been ti ticulid by some as beneath the dignity ol Mill a government as ours but let it he remembered that these trilling curtailments in the aggregate balance the account. 41 have your pence,” was a judicious ubscl vatinii of Franklin, and the dignity el our government will he better consulted in the able administration of allairs, than in Ue useicfs expenditure* of the revenue. Emigres* however will look lo tins ok jet’k A proper l’eeliiig is manifesting itseil «n I his poi:. ind if a tew iniikn >s of cur tailment will cipmh/.e the cxpeiutiturcj **Ui tiye revenue, it will I e eloi.e, mi l this retrenchment will beupprove.il hy the peo ple. [A’. 1 .Vat. .liU. fc.VNK OF Till; UNITED STATES. PttlLADtLfHlA., Sept. 7.—At the gener •1 triennial meeting ol the stock Inilneij ol hi*' bank of the (Juiteii Stales, I, Ad I y_ ad journment at their hall, in the ,ty oi i'l.i “•lelpliia, on Friday, ill vi Ctl. of September, Ti omos UllitoH, Esi|. in tin* chair, It dtiam .Mtrtdhh, Secretary. Tin- committee of inspection and inves figation, appointed on Monday last, the del hivt, reported as follows: Vour conmiiue, to whom was referred we investigation of the state of the Dank, ta di l the apjmintiiient of the. idd ins!, bug Wave to report. t!iai the reasonable c.xpec liiiion eiiiertained hy vlie meeting, of the 8rr;'?‘l of Delegates from among the distant stockholders, bar not been realized, and “iry regret lo add, that, in conaeipicnce ol pressing and unavoidable engagements, of a J'nhiic and private nature, some of the gen tlemen, composing an important part oi Jour committee, have been veils trained t.. ft'luru Ikimu*. ,..'V^°r pueli circumstances, your coin "Utec, alter having made some progress in ine investigation cinifieled to them, hy Vertwa «I a vamity intcjeAin^ mrnt?, eminently ilh.sirdi-c of thr pns( 1 1 I'rcM-nt rimdilinn t,f the hank, are sensible n! the importance of the •resent merlm* to tis future prosperity ‘”1 V, ell ,re. ami how str.-ui. lv dcsinvhle t IS to nht it i, if preetiv ahle, a full repre sentation u! Jt1, empli Uically to oudei stand that lie :s al.mit to retire from hi* p’es.'iit trust. The expediency of a Ire.- iuterehanire of opinion ns to the person ho shall hr Ins sucre sor, conf.TS npon till- I >st consideration a peculiar interest, which it would he an lifted ation nfd. lira. to one a!, or to at’, nipt to repress. With (lie hope, Iheref.m of ohlainin; iui accession to tln ir numbers from the dirter eot places most interested hi the Hmk, your t’limiTiilli e have adjourned to Man. d< V, til" tt.Id of Septemher instant, and, to I promote the object of their own adjourn j me a! they Would h.yt leave most lesp. cl lolly to submit the following Kesnlutton j for tile adoption ot the present meeting, i Kr.i'iht J, T iiat the triennial meeting; ol* the Stockholders of the Hank of the Hin d Mtules, now coiivetu d, do adjourn to tsa j lunlay the e|s( nf September, instant, lor the purpose of aflhrdiug; time for the dis tant Stockholders to assemble, either in person or by p|o\y, in older tiiat the vii cances ui the piesiaitp ommitt.. ofiuvcsti jiatjou may lie tilled and, for tile prntun lion of which, he it further resolved, that the chairman of tin- meeting; he i< quested to address letters to the dill, rent ttilicesof 1 he Hank ol the I idled Stales, earnestly solicit!,it; a call of the Stockholder*, for tlie appointment ol the Itelegpil. s in ques lion, to convene Kl the period previously mentioned." lie!'en|uni, the said resolution was u tia’iimously adopted, and tins met ti.ig; ad journed uccordiiigrly, to Saturday the J1 s.I of Septemher insth'd, al Io’clock. THOMAS K LLK’< >T, Chairman. M. JViEltEMTH, Sec’ry. THE KI.I.OA FEVER, 1,i:n v< hi a, August 17,—Awful visitJi linn I must uiilnokrii fur, must deplorable calamity, Sin li will lie tlic language of hundreds til letters, sent lienee liy (lie next mail. Il becomes, therefore, our duty as public sentinels, to make some report- ami "e are I *iriy ami honestly so disposed, hut "e hud great ditlictiUy in determining on "Ijat report to make. We have il from tin* most respectable authority, that the Yellow Ft nr, is in town, and we have no doubt of the fact, hut as to its continuance here, we have just :,s lit le doubt, that ten days hence, there will not he a single case, unless some file imported.—'The actual presence of the Mellon Fever, in oor town, sii itill not he considered as very extraor dinary we dare say, cants have occurred, in the hcabliiext portions of tile hack coun try iti the Atlantic States. The fever may be (tin it d any w here—to the north as to the south, Vet. We cannot believe that it ever becomes infectious, .abstractedly.-c It ii utterly lucoueeivahle, bow any infec tion can r.ige here, as long as our Imv con tinues sail, and the (fulpl) stream breeze, oiiUmicsIII its daily luxm iom.s oliice. This however, i- a matter fir timu to decide*— and whose discussion, we prefer to turn over, to more accustomed and abler hands —our business for (he present is with the plum mailer of fact, the existence of tin ii now fever, wiiliiu the limns of our j low u. There have been Several deaths, within the Iasi seven day «—say seven or eight, ii Iaige and ;d r 11.i11,/ proportion for the o ptiliiion—Imt we believe there an* hut live attributed to the terrible enemy. AH the ettBttt have made their appear ance. within the past week—The firs I was that of a gentleman, whose death is au nuunci d to day, a seafaring man recently returned from the south—The second was a young; lady, but a lew days arrived from New Orleans—The third was a lady an ancient inhabitant, whose ease was greatly aggravated, if not produced by an exet sive indulgence, in green, unwholesome fruit. Tlu* fourth, was a youth of sixteen, who brought on his disease by unnecessary ex posure to the sun, and extravagant indul gence in immature pernicious fruit. And the filth was a man of long, confirmed, ha bits of excessive inlempt r.uicr. For the last three days, there has been no new case—nor do we know of any re maining, excej t om a young ami lovely lady, w ho has l lie brightest prospects of the happy termination ol her trial. Of this rase, truth requires the slateiueut—that the infection was bad in the course of nursing one of thu deceased ladies—and the sill-j I'e.rcr owes her misfortune to the ardent and devoted attachment to a near aud dear rej nil e. j lii re may In* other cases—tint il there are—we know nothing of them—we have endeavored to inform ourselves, with the intention nfgiving ilin fullest anil must sa tisfactiuy ail wee.— in this disclosure, we tiiink we ate actuated hy the purest and host motives—we charge it on our con sciences, as a sacred duty, to announce the j'lvscuce id malignant fever, as well as the approach or presence of a tntin cut my, in buttle array. The doctors have recommendml, and very viis. Iv, all pi rsons, who are t all n Urrm-il, to liave town, forthwith. We suspect that the grea test d i ger, attends those who arc mo t apjtreiiensivc—leare is the greatest possihk*, predisposing cause to fever—and vve implore all, that are so af fected, to relieve ns from the danger of tticir longer emitim: nice amongst us—such is the advice of the doctors, and such is the earnest entreaty of nil others ioteres ti’lii Si. ce writing the above we have heard of another case—a young woman who lias **een sick for five or six days. At'lcr this, vve tv coilli.teiit that vve have reported all me i.vi s, that have occurred, and vve have tne satisfaction to nniiounce, th.it no new case has arisen. The alarm is going over and. very lew persons sei in to consider that there is any danger—indeed, many do not believe in the jtirmnee of the fever, hut this we fear is satisfactorily demonstrated. It j a remarkable fact—and by the way a strung urguuie.nl against tiie i istence ot i tiie 1t.at there li:i\» been HO eases j among the poorer class ill people—labor ers, and others most exposed, with the fewest domestic comforts.—Moreover the Uattalion of the -till Infantry, quartered in :owt>. ere at this moment at ore healthy, I jliaii they have been at any period for se ct rjti years b.u k—and throughout the corps iheie is lot V“ti c m II by xxay ol jttjblit auction, tor ready money u certnio 'Vvuri aV \*niu\, Sit unit* in ti,e cgmity of 'Bedford, containing acres, more or less, (j| bviii'4 tin came land con\» y cd to suid Hloimt bv Jenkins b an I lisiiter bis wile, by deed dated JmIi Novemopt, IHJ20, and recorded in Bedford o .nty court, Hfjd the same on which the said B.ount now residei.) or iiitieli themd as N.iall t»e neeifc cry to answer certain fMiipu$cs hi said deed expressed. Acting us trustee, 1 shall only convex to the purchaser or purchaser*, such title ax is vested in me by tim deed ot tru-t afort suid, and none other, JA.MKM C. STUTOi: September ftO. x\ td 7 i.wav, ON list Sunday Morning, at TnteV _ Spring, a .mull hlunk hook. with u ml mororro river, I'oiitiiining Hn dollar- in mo nev, mill n good runny mniiinti lor M-o f Silver Waleli, made by John Drover, >uMin .No mid l> S. engraved on (lie iii'ide of the wo*.—The pm ket Irliok may have been lo.t on the turnpike rund. l ive dulhtr* reward will be. given for the] pocket bin k mol content,. nml n liberal few m il for the wateli. M.FAANDF.n WIMd \MT September it I. 11* 7 Ten VWUnvs VU*Avnri\. I>ANAWAY limn tile subscriber a few I i days since, a negro man named DICK, ngntl gg or 2 1 years, id dark eomplexion, feet H ur It) inches high, “lout and well made when spoken to, he lie rnllier a down look.— He went off with notliinpon lint apuirnfrns si mere breeches He loiinrrlv helonged to Mr. Christopher Cl*i k id Medford, ami more lull or! v to Mr. John Caskie of l.ynnhhiirg. 1 w ill give the above rew ard and all reason ftble charges, Inr Ids apprehension and delive ry to me in Washington county t II C BROWN. Crab Orchard, Septcmher ill. w4w 7 SLUAW Vvv,V\.\‘V.\l\ plld Subscribers have tut iiand u large I and \ynll assorted blot k of LOAF SlTGAll, Comprising all the different t|iia'ities, 20, 000 lbs. of which at I 1 to 15 cents per Id. Also, Sugar house molasses in lihds, and bids, superior nu dity, ami a few boxes best dry Havana white sugar, which yve offer for sale at our sugar refinery at the low est pri ces. WKSTON 4* ,M- KOI. Richmond,Sept. Id. y»viflt E. 15 A K li II BIKTlftT, IJESPKCTFI.#1jLV inform* flip inlia bitints of' lynchburg mid it> vicinity, flmt lie will |.iiiMi»* liis pri‘fc»jiomil citlli;i, in llii* plnce diir.tu;? h diort time. Those pcr»oi wishing hi* serv iiww d! pteane to *«ppfv w tl oui tieiny. a if i«* d* liable tfi»• I ir*< fit*» or mide h f the ‘ourt of Ap peats. He had long suffered under a liugit ing indisposition oid had repaired to tin j arm Springs of V mania it It t h< Impe of restoring hi* health. Delusive hope ,\|j tin- skill o| his physicians, all the kindur-s i“f his ftiends, all (he strength of his own 1 eonstilution, ware found luinviiling-he stink under the attacks of Ins disease oti Wednesday the till, without pang or a struggle. lie retained the v i^or of h's great mind In the Iasi, Koilsihle of his l it*-, he met diath wiih lh.it invincible fortitude w liieh hi' had ovine* d on cv cry other orcn sion. The day before his death, he spoke w ith great Hiiiuialiou on pnhlie eoiiccros, K. while tin newspapers were read tivjiim, Iliad*' several remark* w ith his usual nai v iet«' and force, of expression. In truth, his patriotism seemed never to sleep or g|iun her w hilst lie livutl. Ills r*mains were in terreil on Thursday ajiernooii. The eoorl, llie liar, and the visitors at the Spring", it tendril him to the grave. Judge 11 in lie was horn nil the 1th of A pril,(t'ti'J, and had lived no year-and months, "without fear and wilhnitl re proach. Ills loss is scarcely to lie repaired. irginia has lost in him one of her most useful sons—the I oiled Slates, one of her umst high-minded citizens. Karly embar king in the pnhlie service, lie manifested ihose principles of liberty, that unshaken devotion to human rights, w hi* h lias ilistin guithed him hi every situation. He was a tneiuher of the legislative body, lie was lecli d into the cecculivc council, lie be came (he intimate friend, the atr*'rtiouat«> soii-in-law of the distinguished Patrick Henry, lie was elected to the hciiclt of llie general court—and finally into the eoiirl o| appeals, the highest judicial tribu nal ol irgiiiin. by iiliempt a panegyric over his service* in ibis depiirtineul lie was on*- of its nohlesl pillars,-- i\o sophis try could hewihler his judgment no elo ipjrncc could shake the poise of pistiee. He dared lo think lor himself; and a man, III*' resource* ol who** mind were so fruit lol mid original, whose principles wen* so deeply imbued in the fount.'till of truth, scarcely tailed lo cast a Mood of light upon every case w liieh he studied, lie lint only dated lo think lot himself; hui he dared lo do what he thought was right. Though duly sensible ot llie rood opinion of his 1 country men, lie never sacrificed to the phantom ol the day the denial principles ol truth and honor. There was mi energy about him which Imre him fcnrlesttly and victoriously along. The judicature ol this land ones him much the enlist Million of Ibis country, if possible, owes linn mure, lie was n republican of'Mil and MM the Irieud ol Jell'erson and ol .Madison uud of IMouroc. I' or thirly-foiir years in the judirim y, I and lor a large piulioo of that time, one of its most eflicieni members, his loss must he deeply lelt. As the liicml of liberty, the 1 loss of his service* will he deplored. As a mail h«' will he la i nen I id as a friend, N pen ccr Itn.ine will lie deeply mnuriicd. liol, i ho shall paint the bereavement of Ills fa- inily Htir/uircr. LV *ss, ,12| 45 i liniiiily, \jijiIi 4d, 45! lii-lifj, '.I 421 45 liiltlcr, III. |5 14 Iti'csv. tin, i 25 8(1 linn, I Inn 05 dd'100 fid j Suit, (I.Iuimi,) nu:|i 8 (Ml 7 5 Hl«ll, (I linlirnl,) ||i. 7 H riiiiin.) i Ti n, fViiiin^ Hvnun,) I no (Illl|»l l ill I 4(1 ((dinpou ilrr, 14d rr ..in I.. .n .n rnmmmm V \u,J sviW. of VnmV ON fVd'nr liver, in the county of Am herst, belonging to llie talc nl Nicholas t abell. ile• <1, advertised to he made by me as ftiirviving cxcmlor, at \mhert court-house, on thin Huy, j, nece"aiiiv postponed in rolise pienci ot niy inability to attend.—'I tie ale will lake place oil the Hist (lav of Xmlurd Or tober court, on twelve inonlli* credit. T'hi« frad containing dijfiO acres, by patent to Nel son Craw fol d and Nicholas ibc||, hearing date on op about the gPlh day #1 *’»*ptcinber I 7M7—I "nrn this Ipiantity. however, i*« to he dednefeil <>im» nr re-, fcold by the “aid Nelson ra w l. -rd and Nicholas Cabell to Sami. I Jean Mr. Net <»u (’raw foul who li.es near the land will allow il t.o any person disposed to vi'-w it W M H. UO.I.L, F.x’r of Nicholas abell dec’d. September l!I. wdvv «N\\sh liocAvvan \\J ll-li continue to leach School at tin v hotiM ill the upper ml of Cutnherluud county- here young ladies w ill be instructed j in the follow ilig branches, at the tollgwiiig rat eh For teaching the EnglNIi Language (iratn ma‘ ii V. it in;-, Aritliuu t!(;t(>eogrfiphy and the lower hram liea, at >'.t0 for ten months i for ik* oral ami moral 1 hilo ophv, Cli mi sir; 1 Embroidery. hrawiug end Painting, ki.\ at x'J.Y board foi ten month*, including lodging and Wiisidrjp, the pupil finding candles, a pair of ‘■hen s and two bed cov or blanket*, Or lli« ‘ume rattsti for a lews time—a h w hoard ers can be received. NATHANIEL PE NICK. September 21. w4\v* 7 N* oUcc. 1VOI.T. •old, t«» tin* liijxhi'Ht lihldtr, f T mi lln iol/i ih\if nf Xutemhtr nk (7, al tlie Phintution till which tin- In*irs i»I Jeske Junes, dei d now re .idu, in .Nelson minty, (being n pnrl nt llie Walnut Grove F.-.tate,)all tiio stock id Inil'.is, ciiltl*, hng» and slieep also, l lie timi-i hold and kitgiien furniture, plantation u ten its, the present crop of tobacco and com, nappe i d to tie i'»*i ha Mels, with sundry othei Hiiiidi ht'lonping to «uid e Intf.- The terms of mile are to tm made known on the day of ale, w hit'll will I'Ttniidv take place on (lint day cimVn.u s rim r.i.i.. \i!mr de bonis non ot Je se Jones dec. Pi"pterii!»'C 21, tils 7 V»\.,\sVKS fur sou: ax 'if.r. yrrici; THEATRE. I-IST ,%'ivur hit Tiro. lil<'ll XRD TUI’. THIRl>, AND WfttVci\u\n l’wutoimuu*, Kriil iy Rvniiri^t hoptriuhor 20, Will h |.rcw*i»tp.l Mh jii mm IIKCoriud Ira AWcAxwyaA t\\tt TYnvtA, 1 Or The tin tilt of [latU'ortl, Field, Ifrnry the Sulli, Mr. Steven:,on, I'lnrt ut Wide*, Mr. Myall, Moke nl York, M.iMer <'tarry, ISlkr nt Iiln i r, (i'll, ncordt I H>■■h.w.tth, Mr K Brown, DnUtt ol lliii t, 111 diHiii, Mr. Moreland, Hokroi \ui|i Mr. Me vcinon, Lmi ol' Oxford. Mr. Mynil, Sir illmm l ulrxli), Mr 1‘lariilr, Sir liirliQrd I tnli I ill, Mr. Murk*, Lord Sundry, Mr Morton, Lini ni Hirlinininl, (nftrr- I word, Sm ni/,, Mr Hoi irrl *oii, F.lixnLelli, (u .ill,w nf Hit- i „.,rj IMJ Mr* I Brown, l.flllv M|V $tf V I'lt'Mll, l>u< hpm ol York, Mrs, Morion, Vlf« r whirh ll»p jrnind find ipfpndid UMiir ii| WwyAm\ax\i\ WmuAcuA t er. ooilrnlti ri'n/irrirnrfu Itnr- ItfnU,) Mr f.Brown, I’lmtnloon, Mr. Hvait, •'lown, Mr. I’larlda, I ii\ rrn Keeper, Mr Morion, Lover, Mr. Slnvcnion, I’io Man, Mr Murk*, riilmni'V Sweeper, Mail,*r Cnrff, f airy, Ms, Sirvrtoon, Jriiny, (rfhrunnh Ci>- i Mr*. I Brown. lontiotie,) s PROsprcrrs of Tim; immomimf.. Sr»*ne I Pisrover* a Pendant cutting wood in Ihr Forest—ihe Fairy enter* diseuCed ms u hW'ur hnd entreats nltufli tin- Peasant- poy erlv prevent* lit* givim* tnnncv, hut lie frcelv liirnUlie* lief with food Irom his-cunty pilium r Pantaloon hi i iv s, fli I’ent i’ll* the Pen mmi w i t h punishment for Id* hllen^* -the Fi»irv again ink* i hin itv* Irom Pantaloon, lait i- refined ifiid dr'v n fmm him to prevent hi* inlfit* the Filin', the Woodcutter interfere* defend, her, and drive* nwnv the old innn the 1'iiiry tell* the Punsant's fortune and thev retire Hi cue fenny and her lathe**, Pantaloon, enters lie fort es her to her spinning wheel Mmi leave* her The l airv enters \t they sit down at table to refresh, when Harlequin conjure* the (Inum from a hirR* ('hrinhintt Pie, In the centre of the tnhlc, escapes with Co lumbine, ami it piiMued by the Clown, Pun I a loon and box cr. Scene It \*treef*. whimsical continuation of the putsiiif, mill various amusing no blent* occur. Seme <1 Mocks mol lumped trees llnrle ijuiii ami Inmbiiie escupud from their pur suer-, evpre their happim 1 and dance togc thei Harlequin then dances tor the *nti*f»ie lion o! Coliiiohiiie when at the expiration o( Ins dam e site is seated on his kite#-, -h,. sto len from thence by the Clown, who c,online* her to Pantaloon and then occupies her place Scene Pniittdonn's house they coiodgn Columbine to her father’s house; Miiileqiiin arrives, and falling 111 his attempt to pain ad mission, conjures Ids letter hi at the window. Two porters enter with a elicit, containing present* from the l over to Columbine Harlequin .itrrrfs liunnelf in if and tfaiiut odin i f.?ion to Ih v h a u.?#■. Pie Man fiml Chimney Swi pet enter Clown pimhu iM a Pie whiti.sieal Impositions are affected upon him In Marleqtiin in the net of ei tii. hi pun hu e, liv« Pigeons Issue from tin pie town re-tent* the trick upon the Pie Man t liimuey Sweeper bargains for Pie*, •v hi »h the t'nitt n sled I*, and produce hi nidi abb c mbit between the Ph Mho and (.'him* •ie\ S v\ cepei. Nccrnt ft fnsldcof rMitiilono'ftliMIsi l'nn IiiUmiii, l.nvcnittd fnlutuhino discovered the diril w Ii irli Ims I tern ('omnltil by Harlequin into a magic one, Is placed it|ii)ii l|i<- table, The Clow ii is cu rious io si c iis contents. Harlequin appears from Ihe eli ml. lint on ex amination it si i ms to l/t empty, 11ttrl(*i|«itii dli rts v arious ilcliisions upon them, until making him-elf known; lie n, canes vv ilh Cnlpmhinc. Brcmt 7 Out ole of n Tavern Harlequin mill Columbine elude lludr pursuer and enter I lie Inure, where they lire followed hy I'nutii I on, I,over u: il C *vvn. Scene H.- Interior of a tavern Columbine r rid Harlequin are di-cnvi red parti.king of rel re •liments—they qmirrel, are rn urn iled— cuter rantalinin, 01 r Harlequin e.rnpct by leaping’ I It r* ii ;;!i the wall TIih Clown re main. behind In piirlnku of the refreshment* Ini w hile drinking, hi* linn is eh an put into Hater,and the Haler chant'id into Fire. Sri-ne f.nst The puraiers lie In wait for 111* rl quin, the low ii w ilh a (lull, with w hi ell hr shoot- I larleipiin. '/'lieadmired dying urine of Harlequin and his re-uni mat ion, I hey tire about to be separated by Hie kit Iher it ml l.nvcr, when the fully uppuiu-s and suecesstully iiilercedes. The Fairy mi ta morph axes the scene, into a splendid Values. Hvrneri joins tbe bands o| the I,avers nml Ibe I'nt>tmi.inn roiitludrs with an Allcniaiide by the I'aiiy, Columbine it mi Harlequin. |f a Do ns to be opened at ball-past -is, and the curtain to rise at half-past seven o'clock. II 7 ielte.le-~llu r, one dollar—/*ii, one do tar tlnth ry, fi fty ri oh—Children, hnlj price—to lie hud at H ut. Dig.ten' Bookstore, at llm bar of the franklin Hotel, and at t!.c Theatre. a i" Night- of performance, Monduy, ti ed nexil.il/, nml Friday. .Vo smoking allowed in the Theatre. «A u\ u*A A v, T *av tv n FOR KENT. rpHF aubsu rlber, a* attorney in fart for I .lolm Kennedy, sv ill on the lir«t day of tin nest enmity court of Campbell, (boing the I till dry 01 October, IbJ-J,) on the premises, rent by way of public nnrtuin, to the Idi lie-t bidder, for the term of one year, to enrnmtmel on till- Id day ill .limitary, DOS, the Tavern and appurtenances at Campbell court-house, now in the oil upiincy of .Mr. Hatnnel .Fordmi. lb- terms will lie more particularly made known at tin; time and place afore mid CHISM i.M, D.MiNf.V, Alt j in f ict fox John K.enru ,K Slcptuptief til, -p'r TpHI? mibyrriber will etjmsr to stjV, btv J illr Id'h of f/rlnh’ r n'.< t, :i1 lot r« aldem I in Campbell county, iiltout one hundred bm» e'n ol torn, and f ir imp (if nnf*, bubb r, to lu,'ether with u'.i the stork of homes, cuttle, 11'"»4 t.rtil 'beep, noit h fort null *tefi '.—Tern llllicle known oil the il l} r rt cur,! 3i ptciuhfr 21 1 7 Kotlf/t. BY virtue of t rlccH of lru>f cxrinteH hy William I Lnken, anil nf record in the clerk'« oilier of Heilfortl county,Id the anh- rrilien, we will, on thr Tith do;/ of S'>/»)in tor, IK.',’, for the pin poses (Pei fin uientiniu ii, prorced In n il, fori n-h, liy w ay of public eur lion, on the premises, n cerium Tfnel of \oifffV of \mnt\, hying and being in the county of Bedford, on 'lie mill I* of Island cit’ek, containing I Mi n i'ie«, more or le-.a, on which In u water, nntv iind s'ri»t mill, i nilrely new Vv• v caiivcy 'nidi tide only m« i.< vented ill un an imoocs u loreniiil. H \Mi l l, r MIT< IIFUn 11 Him Vi 1’. MIJ( IIKU,, Sepleiulii r 21. tvli|a J .VuU<*p. IIIMMBEHS <>f tl|n LvM iiai eo Fta» AT I ('owe 1 nI, lire hereby reipte-(eil to meet .it the emut-houaa, in this luce, 041 Sltturduy tile 21# inat id 4 nYliirk, I Vf. Hy order of tl.i t Hpinlu, w.m. DKidiis, r. f„ f, r. firpititthof 21 j p *A‘,Rvoe* Vot Vu\p. Cl 'T'lt'l' Men, Women, Ruya ami t tiill.a, will be .dll lint for rush, or oil alnu 1 i redil—.any 1 or 6 mouths. Kmpilfc rtf the I’rinlera ftepfetidier 21 fata 7 ohi;n’s (iitickT” I 'i 11 Hour, Siepleinlinr 4, |nOl? OlDcittl lleport 01 the jnth ihiv a drnu lug id i|rrt <1 ata/iinj'fnit Jluttminni J.vtt Itlll.I.AifS i. Still undraw 11 W hole TirkeU |4 I Quartern A bO Halve* J I kiighth* 4 In lie hail, wuirallied umlratvn, at COil KIN’S LOTTKItV AND I XClIAM.f'. Ml f fCt IN, .Market Shut, liultimntt. Ii 1 (Aiders from miy part ol the I’ hlatcn, po-l aid, mi losing tiie 1 a h or priae ticket*, III tun t lln; *anie pion,|.| ulteiitnm, u# it iu; pet niiml application, uililrenacd to .1. I. CUIIRN, Jr Src'/i to tin Maiutftit, JniU.morr 'L'vurtt &uta. nil virflit* of (wo deed* of trust ncrul-rA by ilii/iiiitH Itmlil, uur In Juli|i It D I’ayne, binilug aliil*> .til Jmiimry, tMU'f, tu i nn: u debt, due Henry lurk, Hlul lilt- Ollier cvrcuted In Jiilin Air tinnier, Inuring dull* IliitV I Mb ilnv nl I'ebimiry, I .1, lyr l|n- purpotM nl ii 'in mg Ilm v iru-III nl ii drill due (n Mimenn Austin, both nf wliirii deeds are duly recorded in tlir i Ii rk s ollitit ol tin* enutity l imit u| t iimjibtll, I t|u,II |iiorri'il In sell, tr> tlm lilghi ti bulilrr, for remly money, nl tlm house of stsiil Kiulil, (hi Turndui), Ilir i Ith dm/ of Siplrmbtr, T\\® VoWhnv Viv^ .W^yhyh, To w it: Hob, big Hnnili, Milly, Hi orge^ingiili, f lunky, lug Hiirnli's youngest liUJ^Hiimli. Iilllr Hiiinil, Aril, Hlrjilien, Ap^^HR'iity, Jollll, lug Italic, I uiiiri \liirinli, llnsryr I'.vtnidri, Nancy, I Mi k, Uinnj^7 Kdmiiml, Viy.iil, I’eggy, Sin|iug, WHtliiuglon, Chaney, mill Iilllr \\ii jiingloii, or tu in'irh noil so ma ny llifieol ir, will In sufficient ly satisfy Ilm prove,inns of mid deed of Irnst Ai ling n% ll'n.ler, I will riinvev siirli title lit it vested in me. JOHN II 'll f'AVM:, JOHN ALEXAMJTK, J 1 >7 tils DIIIA S Ol l ll I k (lulliuwrr, Jiil// lu, |hj2. j In nnnouiicili0ty lus Ii undo,uni the pun* lie nnotlu'i fetale VioUt'vy, In pursuant c of so net of l be I egitlaiuie nf Mg* rvUnu.tbe umlei signed begs leave i espei Unify In i Spir t In, high tense ol tlir vriy distinguish* nl puliimage ti Wards bit nlbcr io tin |..st srlu me anil by who'll he wet rn.ihled to expedite com. pletr the diawing in an uupiecriicnted shock lime. knowing the wishes ol ailyenluiert )n favour ol a speedy result ol investments, the present irheiiie is to arianged that tne whole will ho completed in TEN DRAWINGS ONLY, This, added to it* comparative brilliancy, wil| no doliht cause the tale o| tickets toon to jiVHr* fy t hr announcement of the drawing. In this l.ottery, aa in ihe la»i,advei.luier»aSy» receive the rush lor pii/.es told at COHEN’S OFFICE, 'The moment they aie di aw n, and the drawings, as m the turmei scheme, will he conducted ujl Uer me superintendence ol ihe CunuuisMoucR* appointed by the Governor and Council. schkmu or Tin; STATE LOTTERY. 1 prize of 520,000 i« 20,000 Do|l», 2 10,000 20,000 a 6,'HK) 10,000 1 a ,o(kj a,oimi 10 1,000 10,000 60 i I Mi 6,000 loo 60 6,000 226 20 4,600 60up 10 60,000 6000 Prize* S127^00 PlSOil lliiiiiL* 16,000 Tiriet* ot 58 1-2 127,600 Dollars, evor TWO UU.VkH TO ,1 MIZE. OT I'lizes -ntijei l to a deduction of tiftpcn pei cent. paiatdeoU d,.v' alter tlie complet on. tVholt TicluU, £(t 00 Huh ts, l OO (fi.aitirs !}l t'.if'hths 1 W To IN! Iliul ut t (0 E! IS SPSS LoUtry and Exthanpr Ofjict, lit. AI