M PRIP, Jan. 13.—The following is a
and accurate translation tin- ad
V"° presented l.y the Cortes t« the King
the notes of the Allied |»owe s
n.'Jia, Austria, and Prussia.
’._The extraordinary Cortes, in
ihe notes of the cabinets of Paris,
iJ. rbii, and Petersburg, w Inch your
'",.'1-Siy unb red I i be communicated by
mr in’i listers to them, have imanimoudy
'.'nIv I to direct tlicit voice towards the
i t throne of voor Majesty, io an i x
nres-iion of the feelings by which they are
1 ll 1
J'lie Cortes would fail in their first duty;
would inadequately express the wi,l.
(;f |.pie whom they represent— ;f
ili 'Vdid not declare the surprise iv iudiglia.
,0 whit'll tln-y felt at tile strange doctrines.
n,„ufe-l falsehoods, the Calumnious mi
*1, joiis, which these documents contain,
j irpfiil irly the three l itter, as vicious in
substance as contrary in their form
i,,"die principles established among civi
,’.(j nations; monstrously instilling to the
Si 1 ,iii',li nation, to its most di -Uioguishetl
j niUi.-u, to its cortes, to its government,
,,1 ,.u-ii to the throne of your Majesty,
lull, supported by the constitution, does
,1 oiler less than it from the attack di
I rrl led against it—in fine, to your sarred
good faith, and whose love for your
people, they endeavor, hy an impious te
ini-iitvl to call in quest.. The Cories,
Sire,have heard, with singular satisfaction.
Ho- frank, honorable, and energetic answer
v.lheli your minister has made to these
notes, and which yon have communicated
to tile Cortes. They cannot hut approve
nftlic noble disdain w ith which your gov
..noeiit, without descending to refute, ns
rtioos notoriously false, and w hich, had
pn-y Imjcii otherwise, they had no right to
i ivi'er against it, confined itself to a state
nlf,,t nf tile principles which din et it—
principles which the legislative body loud
|<-proclaims, which all Spaniattls repeat,
mill which they will support with the con*
ooiey of a people faithful to their protnis
mid which nothing can shake while they
tVli nil their honor and independence; ll
iliies not belong to the Cortes to inijuiie
into the real motive of the conduct observ
ed imviii J* Spain by the cabinets of l’uris,
Vienna, Merlin, and Petusburgli, any
more than to anticiptu the results of tin
answers returned by the government of
your Majesty but, whatever may he
these motives and result*, the road which
pie legislative body must follow is mark
ed out for them by the. constitution itself
_by the avowed and unanimous constitu
ents, and by the sentiment of national ho
nor which, being felt so strong!}' by all
Spaniards, must more particularly animate
tin assembly of tile represnliilivcs.
The Cortes, iii a crisis so memorable,
are railed upon to exert themselves, ami
me, ia fact, exerting themselves, to dr; vv
dim r the lies which unite them to the,
royal power, and to pro^bviin,afresh, in the
lire of the nation, of the world, and ol
posterity, their determined resolution to
sustain the glory and the i idependi nee o'
the throne of your majesty, and of yo, r
constitutional authority, the sover.-ig it>
ami tile rights of the heroic n itiou vv liielr
they represent, and the constitution b,
which they exist. The Curti s are bound
to assure your majesty, and they do assure
your majesty, that, to attain so sacred an
object, they are ready to decree eviry
species of sacrifice, certain that the Span
isli penplu will hear them with joy—with
enthusiasm and that they will resign
llii insi lie., to all possible evils rather than
ruler into terms vvhh those who would!
pretend to taint their honor nr to attack
tinir liberties. Such is the declaration ol,
the Cortes and they hope that the na-,
luinul power, thus fortified hy the union
vdneli exists between the throne, the Cor-
let, and the people, vv ill be sufficient to im
j'u e respect on the enemies of Spanish j
independence and liberty—to secure per-1
l ips peace, arid ccilninly the glory of the j
Mlon— to consolidate its future vv el fare 1
iinlrr the empire of the constitution v\ lrieh
goxeins us, and the salutary principles *tfj
which promise to out country the most
flittering destinies.”
Lxlraet of a Utter from %1lgirri>, dated De
cember lt>.
This place is now in a considerable
Imstic, in couscipreuce of the fitting out ol
a flotilla, which, it is reported, is destined
fur the Mwren, to leplaeesncli of the Alge
rine vessels as have been damaged or de
stroyed hy the Greek*, as well as to form
an additional Inm- in that quarter. 1 lie
Huadrun cuisists of six vessels of war, of
various sizes; four of vv liieli are nearly com
fluted, and the remainder in a stale of consi
ilerahle fin waidness. A f, igale and a gun
brig me likewise taking in their coinplc
tncnt of men, preparatory to proceeding
•'a the same lit stiuatimi. The recent lo-
rs sutaiued by the Algerine military si|iiail
ton la the oiorea ,1 is much exasperated
l*'e |ieo|ile and, although it is not prulia
h!) kuuvvii that the squadron above allu
ded to i« fitted out for the purpose of act
ing against the Greeks, yet it is strongly
hi-ficied that such is the fact.
la all probability, cm long, a declara
hon Ilf w ill' will lie issued against V pain, by
t ie Dey of this lli geui y as, since the dc
1'iUtare uf the Spanish consul, it has been
fi'iierally circulated here that it is lawful
b> capture any vessel belonging to, nr -ail
iig Under the flag of Spain; the di pal
t m- o! the Consul being regarded as Ian
•atmnint to a deelaralitm of war. This
ki imt 'sinned many to torn) no idea ihit
fae flntilla now i'.'Sitig oat here is (testin'
I til act against the Sp oil'll government
in the Mediterranean, inwh li parts it will
cruise when pro pet ly equip cd. ’i he mir
ch.uits here, who are acciisiuitnid to trade
"flu Jij: :i;i m Spanish hottoiiis, are eiu.s,
•ill"iil i.nieh nl rmeil, an I it is said th. t
ole Spani: ;i i: I it Majore i lias direct*
cd sevin,,| ii sets of war lo ,-rinse about
I’ll tile pro.cctlou of tile rnerehant vessels
"I that nation, and the men h olts are can
hoiiei! against sending any vessels »ili out
cor.voy until the final intentions of this
'iveriiment are clearly inailc known.—
1 in-re can lie little doubt but that, long
before this time, the government of this
flare would have roiiiinhiri li its buca
tiiering system, bad it not been delayed by
"ant of pucuni .1 y nivaiis, arising from
Cv severe losses they have sustained in
Greece, and from the delay' of Un- Toikii.h
K'lVernineiit in forwartlitig the soul agreed
lll,,,,i lor the hire of their jsels now ont
I'lnyi-d in tin- Mure. The absence ofihi
S'mia of ttu ir navy lias also combined t>
*H‘i> them from uss,iili.,g Spain, i s they
'"•ukl iheir fori loo noik, vviiin
""bb'd,to w-.j-* w.:U n.-.t n; tuvi: nJ.i r-a
i"
1”
j VERY li.VTL FROM LIM A.
Baviiwokk. March I7.*-By th«- arrival
of Ihc fist sailing lirig Thessalian, Win. II.
Coukling, from Lima, we have received
the Lft- t ioteli gence from that and tile
adjacent ports. The Thessalian has per
forme I her voyage in consideralilv |es*
time tli in any other vessel that has ever
cleared leom this port; having been onlv
7'Jd iys fiom Lima, and t IVoin tifV tli*«
ton’ll of Pernambuco, making an average
ni hi knots an Injur aud a total ol l£,000
miles.
At Lima the greatest disorder prevailed,
nothing hut rohliers and dis.iHiclion char
acterised the natives. Foreigners were
murdered with the greatest impunity, and
so imbecile is tie* administration, that an ir
chy predominates over all eiv il tribunals.
A mass of government paper had been
issued, which had deprci.ited fifty per
rent, 't his cm lei.c it vvaS bought, w ould
soon give Way to a new order i f affairs,
and a specie medium lie restored, lint from
whence, it was to eomewasa question that
no one could answer, there being none in
tile a.lj icent eouiiti’V. bo disingaiii/.ed is
tile government ef Lima, and so p. rfectly
hare of the meaie- to pay the milit try, that
the road lioin that place to Callao, al
though a distance ol onlv 7 miles, is so
completely infested by rohhers, that no
one slispeeted of having money ran pass
with satety. This road is as public as any
sired in Callao, being the only passage
rosn it to Lima, and yet, so irgaialh’s
are the banditti of government iiiferlerri ce,
that they murder and lull in the noon day
apt. Cunkliug, was robbed mi this ro id
of his watch and all the money he had a
bnut him.
The. royal troops under Conterac were
about 40 leagues distance from Lima, in
considerable force, and fears were enter
tained that he would again he in posses
sion ot Lima. Pisco anil all the ports to
the southward, are still in possession of
the Royalists, and from the first accounts
Irnni the intermedins. Valdes, the Spanish
(fc.lieral, was very confident of success
should he meet the Patriot force*. The
Royalists h id lately despatched a hrig
from the intermedins to the (inventor of
Chiloe with arms, money, &c. Tin-for
ces under Valdez arc estimated at about
aOOO men, and those under Cunterae at a
hotit 7000, including a few Indians. {Since i
the departure of San Martin, and the han
islnneiit of Mtnileagndo, many obnoxious
and tyrannical laws have heen repealed,
lint still despotic law is the order of the
day. The Franklin 74, Com. Stewart,
sailed from (Juilca, (a port in the interme
dins) for Valparaiso about the first of De
cember, with 2 schooners tenders and the
ship- Canton, Stilivau and Clmuey, Kiltie,
and hrig Dirk of liallimore. On the night
of 7th December, the Peruvian hrig of w r
lielgroii.i, (formerly the Warrior of Mew
York,) was taken possession of by her
crew, the cables cut and the hrig carried
out to sea. The hrig had on hoard money,
clothing, ike. for the patriot army at the
intermedins. A few iniiilltrs Ju tore this
vessel got under weigh, the crew, being
prim ipally Ann licans, made out their bills
tor their wages, and sent them ashore di
rected t<> the governor with a note, hi
which they stated, that they had hern in
the employment of government lor two
years, without receiving compensation,
and that the vessel which they then hail
possession of, they valued at the amount
due t i them and should accordingly take
her. It was supposed she would commit
piratical depredations on all vessels—they
had oil boaid water and provisions for
three months. The C. S. seliooner Dol
phin and his l>. M. hrig Alacrity sailed
early next morning in pursuit, but returned
without seeing her. On the 10th ot De
cember ail embargo was laid on all ship
ping in the harbour of (.'all.at—the object
ol which was to select a sullicicut nun,In r
of transports to take troops to some port
to the southward—this embargo was par
tially raised w hen t he Thessalian sailed.
The supreme Junta of Peru has decreed
that Don Iternardn Mntiteagudn, Secreta
ry of Stale and Foicign Relations, is tore.
i er expelled from the Republic, as a traitor
to his country. The cause of this expul
sion is unt mentioned.
The Congress of Peru have decreed
that the Kmpirc shall in future he styled.
T1IE EKKCVIA.N II l: IT Ill.lt
[.Morning Clironiilr.
Piin.ADF.i.riitA, March 17.—An awful
spectacle was |>r«-s«-111i <l to our eyes this
morning, hi tween tin- hours of three anil
live, in tin conflagration of the noltle edi
lii***, the Washington Hall, in Third street,
and the adjoining largt Hotel. The llaincs
as they hurst from tile roofs of liotli, illu
minated a considerable part of the city,
and threaten! d ill the immediate neighbor
hood. Several of the private dwellings
near, were repeatedly on fire Had the
VVeathi r been boisterous. Very extensive
damage might lave ensued, notwith
standing the indefatigable exertions of the
Fiie and Hose companions, which were as
remarkable and praiseworthy on this as on
fanner occasions. As the ease is. the public
loss is great, 'l'he Washington Hall, an im
mense pile, Ini,It at great expense, form
ed a convenience for various public pur
poses the utility and beauty ofthe Hotel
are sufficiently known every when*. Tin
first may lie said to he wholly destroyed
tin* riiof and interior of tin* main building of
tin* other an cousumed,hilt must ul its lur
oi.mie has been saved.
The file originated on the stairs in tin*
smith west corner id the Washington II.ill
where there bad been none before kindled
since the st*id of February. It is supposed
to lu* the work of an incendiary. The
person, vv ho had charge of the Hall, and
lodged in it, States that no lighted i audio
h ul been in the hack part since Thursday
lest. He ami Mr. Hogan, who occupied
tin* cellar fur bottling, lost all their efleels.
The Hall, we understand, was insured lor
£10,000; the Hotel £i0U0. Air. (iadshy of
lialtiniore was in treaty for both the huil
dings, to he used as a Hotel. No injury
was sustained hv any of the numerous in
mates of til.* Hotel. The ladies were re
moved without danger or difficulty.
[.W. Guz.
Just published, and Jar sale,
\T He hols k North’s and Hector At
|,|—on', ijuiik.-tnri s, An (ff’nlinuvl, .hi
i In v• In the h i'K.'J 0.7 ilruutiiiiialinni in lilt
I niUil s’V/v.*, i,ii IIIi ii'rilhus nf Hit hu’torat/U
I Emanuel kireiliuljor;*, in
I JUUN I. CADIILL.
I Price, U j (pits.
I Vluirlj 4 v 44

f d WiThN —ft f f/%rd /?i/rftn,
a*Myr.mn but by t\ lain* conquer'd be
Aii i I roe Join find no champion and no child
sncft 'ZO'oirvmv saw arise, when she
Sf>ni forth ii Palin*, nrm'il and and, fil'd
Or mod «ik.Ii minds hi* nourish'd in the wild,
iPtpin tht nuprun'd fun.it, mid the roar
r d trai O, where nursim* vatvn amii'd
0\ i .i .sr W uiiM.fia Has Karth no more
SK ;i M 11»s witiiim ill K Mil isi, or Humpc
ho mth short

rrom I hr Spanish*
I oM not the hell of death for me,
When I .tin dead
Strew not tin* lloiv’iy wreath o’or me,
On m s cold bed
l*i*l filli nii hit’s sai led tear
Gii iny fresh grave appear,
Gemming with pearl' my liier,
V* lien 4 mu dead.
No dazzling, proud array,
Ol pageantry di-plav,
iMy tale to spread
Led not the busy crowd be m ar,
Whet. I Am dead.;
funning, with nnlelt i h my Met*
Nigh*', quickly <ped 1
Deep let fh impi'e-don nvd.
On Home fond, feeling bn a d
Then were my meni'ry bled,
\N hen I am dead.
I.el fmt the day he w lit
l.oi e w ill remember it,
I nlold unsaid
.M \liKlU). -I»y tin* Ur\ if on
lliur'diiy the I.'iiliinst Mi III.MU r U
KI'.U to tin- iimiahlr nml ni-<-orl«|ili-sti«-ii Miss
i V 1 IJI I i .lt(., t M).V hII of f ruuk I in couii

--By tin- sumo, on tin- smite due,
ailtj nl Slum- plan-, Mr. O II .V 1)1 VP Its to the
it in in! »le mol .ii-roinplislieil .Miss I 111 .Itll.sss R
I I.Kiil stt.N, nil nl I'i'Hiikliii comity.
BY AUTHORITY'.
[rcin ic ,u rs
\N A Cl t i iliseoiitiioie eertnill Post llnnds,
mul to establish others
Tie it emuh d lit/ Hu Si null mul llnv.tr of
lle/iri.ti nluUti.t of tin I nihil Slntis of.l
merica, iu ('ontcress v.t.ti mhled, That the
following poi,i route i In; discnutimn d, to
w if
In Alntsm hu.ttlU,
From Mason to Palnier
From RriniHehl to Stm bridge.
In Ithodr l.tlnvd.
From Protidenee to Clnpaikett, fit
Gloucester.
In Pennsylvania.
I ronv leeuslnirg, in Heater county,
through Mutiiil Jaeksun, New ('astir, mid
Mercer, to Franklin.
In .Vorlit f'nrolinn.
So mui'h ol the route from M irrentnn,
North t'arolioa, to F.ilontoli, j I’.ilentou.]
as lies hrtwccu Halifax anil Murfleesbo
rnugh
The route front Tiirburotigh to Scntlnnil
Neck, mid Irom Stautoiivhurg, to Fayette
ville.
In h i nlucln/.
1' I'Oltl Bott ling Green, In Corydon, in
Indiana.
In Tennessee.
Fioin Lebanon In Mount Richardson.
In Ohio.
From Cbillienthe, through Wilmington,
in liutnii Comity, utul Lebanon, in War
ren rnonly, to Ciueinnati.
In the Flotillas.
From Pi nsaeola to St. Marks, to Vnllo
I a Dexter’s, on St. John's River, and
tin nee, to St. Augustine.
Sec. .Ind In il further emuled, That
the follow ing mail iouIi-h shall be, and the
same are hereby, established, to it it
In Maine.
From Prow began Hriilge, in Canaan,
Soinersett enmity, pa sing through Mudi
s.in and Ruloii, to Solon Post Office
From the- town of Harmony, in the coun
ty of Roniersett,through Ripley, Parkin.m,
Sangervdie, Guilford, Foxi-ra|t, and Dover,
to Seller, in the county of Peunbsrolt
From liolfast, to Flunk foil, through
Stvant ille and Monroe, in lieu of tin- pri
-:ent route, tvhieli is hereby rept aled.
In MiissnUiusdts.
Fiom Springfield, through Willnalmni,
Munson, lirimfit-ld, Slurhiidge and Kotilli
hridge, to Thompson, in Couiieelielll, and
thence, through t In-packet, tn i’l ot itit nee,
ia Rhode Island.
Ill I ini ill ll' ill.
From Speucei’s Corner, in Northeast,
•hieliess comity, New York, liy the Med
io. House, in Salisbury, to the Post Ollier
m North Canaan.
In .Veil' Jlttm/ishire.
From Hancock, through Stoddard, to
Marlow.
From Craw ford's, in Nash, and Sawyer’s
Incut Ion, to Littleton Post Office.
In trmnnl.
From Puultticy, to Whitehall, in N» w
York.
In AV if York.
From Almond, liy Alfred, tu Indepen
dence, in Allegan; county
From Wayne, Steuben county, to Tin
nianburg in Tompkins county
From Buffaloe, in F.rie, to Oh an, in the
comity nt'Cataragus, passing through llie
i towns of Hamburg, Boston, Concord, and
i F.llirottsviilc
1 From Llliotl’s, by Itoyaltnn, to (tartlund
Po-t Office
i From the village of (Iierne, in Chciian
go county, to Ciuciiinatus, in Comtlaiid
i comity, passing through |hc l!ig Flats, in
ilir limn ill’ Hmilhlit Id, and Livermore’s
tavern, in Oermantovv n.
From Mnrgausville, at the month of the
Moimcwonta creek, in Niagara county, to
Lockport.
From Postsdam, on the turnpike, hy
Canton, to Ogdcnluirgh, on the mail route
from Plattsburgh, hy Malone, to Ogdens
burgh.
From Albany to Itunslaervilfe, [Iteos
selaerville,] tluoogli the towns ol Bethle
hem and Born, to intersect the post road
t urn AIbany to So-q n hanoali, hy the way
of the Delaware turnpike, to Millfordvilk.
[7/i I’tnnsifliiinia.]
From the city of Lancaster, along the
White Horse [House] road, to where it
intersects the state road leading from West
Chester to M’< all’s Ferry
Froji) Kimbei'tuo to the Yellow Springs;
From Oreensluiigh, in Beaver county,
thrimgh Mount .lacksun and New Castle,
to llarlemiuirgh
From Warren, in the county of Warren,
to Oli all, in New Yuri, to pass hy the
mouth oft treat Valley and Joukiun creeks;
j From Meiccf, in lac comity of >ld"
I cer, to Franklin, in the county of Vfrimn
E";
From the South Brau.v'fl fit Tow.mdn
creek, in Bradford c jtinty, hy wav of tin
Snsgoelii-.iintth a.iff Tioga turnpike, to LI
niira, in the state of New York
From high county, through
llfhl i i\ i (t, 1,1 i, tichttnk, in
Not lliumpt'M rniiiily.
iii r r Jrrst if.
From Flaglotril t,, So.nille
From Trenton, hr \llriitoHnun i Cross
iek, to Uordcntna n.
In I iminia.
I' nun Fredericksburg, hr |)snicl«hurg,0
r.in;i' Springs, mid Kiw i bunk, to Ur mge
'ourl House
That Hi route from I.nmhaidy (irnve.
in .Mecklenburg eooiilv. (In pvs In ikin
too and Candlcy s old store, to St. Tam
many, in s n l r,unity
Tli it the route from lliehmond to King
and ({men Con i llonsc, do puss tUroo li
V\ ,1k •'l ion and Nler cuir ille
From tides (Joint llon-e, liy li n!i
Hinges,'s, S,nil,lei Fork's,mol Sum na'e's,
tin1 Falls of tiny .nidutle, to fi.trhrtn ith in
.du ll county
I'rom Itnnu’s, in MontKumei v, to tiray
son t 'tuiri II..
From Hull’s store, in Pendleton, to the
t ourl House oi I'oeahontns
I'iimt New Condon In l alland’s store,
in Fittsy Inuii.i. to pass through I asr [I i,
in (’anipli, II county
h rum Itirliiiiond. along the rind called
Ce 1‘radl’s, hy Furrhatau Colin House, to
carnistill i dead of the route now is
t a Mi died
I fun Ita'lii loiiil, hr Che t, rfn Id Court
House, .Mechanic,’ Inn, Colesr ille, Uilkiu
sour ille, t ieuilo III ulv.e, Tumtilr ille, (he
sell’s since, Ille III ('uni t House, Finer ille,
and .lames Ton ii, to Farmr ille, instead ftf
the route now established.
hi A'orlh t'nrolina.
from Faltimore, Maryland, hr rr ale, j
I" Norfolk, in V n giiiia IVom I hem e, pas
iug through Murfneshoroogh, ll dlir,
and direct to Tarhnrongh nod front I
tin ik e, ihrii’ Slant iiisliurgli and h a) in j
borough, to Farelterille in Ninth Cululi
na.
That tile route l'roni Fayetteville to
ade-borough, he so altered as to pass
Ironi ISnekiugtrim, by Siifed-.bnrongh, to
W'mleshm ought anti return by Heard's
store, Alleliton, Steel's mills, and Morris’s
store, to Kayi Neville.
KrnUi Sali-.htiry to Liucnlutnn anil
W ilkshoroiieh, noiv i -talili'ln d, do reiurn
to Salisbury, by Sin lu ll’s Kind, Limnlu
county, am| Mrs, Stewart’s, in Iredell
county.
hi Sunlit ('liroluni.
Krona (he raw to Coburn's store, in
North t 'm illion.
Krnm Spartanslnirgh Cnuit House to
t ork, by Haneneki ille, Candy's store
Hopewell, and Thompson's tan yard.
In Urorgin.
l'roni Moutiei tin to ('o\ ionion, Newton
i*oti:ity, then t.> Henry I 'onrt House, then
In Monroe Court House and thence to
Miuiticelh).
In Ttuini.itr.
I 'non Cohiinhia, by ayucsbnrough, in
Wayne enmity, llardinsvillc, in Hardin
enmity, Kerry Court House, in I’eiry
enmity, Iaxingiiiii, in Henderson enmity,
C.moil Hint I loose. III Carroll enmity,
mil llo town of J.ieksuii, in Madison
enmity, to Hi iriphis, In Shelby county.
Krmil Athens, formerly Mount I’lCasnnt,
in tin* enmity of JMcMlu, by llo- way 1,1
Columbus, to Sprints I’l.iee on the (ieurj,’.ia
road, in the Cherokee ualiuti.
hi Keiituck//.
From Klrmingilmrg in ()w ingsviUr, to
Cpi altet uately by itw preseol route and liy
Kopuliir I’lmns, Alexander’s mills, on Lick
ing, them e, to Owmgsville, instead of
the milti by Aod,! i sou’s mill on said ri
i er.
I loin ISmksviile to Knoxiilleill Tennes
see.
Krnm Kn stonliiiin, in Kloyd minty, to
tile t onrt lion, e in I’ike county
Kimu Keiiy Court House to Mount
Kleasant, in Harlan county
Krnm Now ling (!reen to f.iHlisv^je, by
W'liinl villi. Mnnfmdsvillc, K,!i/.alieth, amt
the mouth of Salt river; and the pri sent
route from Louisville to Wool nnviilc,
In discontinued a* soon as the mule now
established is carried into operation.
Kl'niu Hopkinsville to F.ddyvllle, to go
and return by Cadi'/, instead ot by the
Hockey Nidge, [Itoiky Itidge.]
In Ohio.
TllUi till*, route lieietofore cxtahlihcd
from Da) Ion direct to Ti vo, shall he so
ill.111,1,1 d ax to no hy ('nion in Montgomery
enmity, and Milton, in Miami county, and
tin O' tu Troy
That the loute from W illiatmhulK, the
scat nl justice of ('Icl inmil ennnly, In J.e.
harion, in W nrreii count v, shall he so id r
cd as to pass thriMijrli the Inw a* of.tJoslo Ii,
IlnpkillHville, and Deerfield
From Lancaster, through ('in leville, in
I’iihawa) count), W;. Limit'.u, m Fayette
count), \Vilinia^luo, ia li itnn cmtnly,
Lehaiiou, in Warreni mmly, in Cincin
nati
From Lebanon, in Wain n county, to
Hamilton, in tloller county, In* eooltniieil
from I ah i i«i)u It x, at Indiana, to Alid'-r
sends Town, I') «.i) of Willi.mi Contier’s*
once in In n n ci ks.
In HHiiois.
IV nil Green Court House, hy George
I'.idei M's, in Moig.m comity, to Spring
field, iii Santonin enmity and from j’al.
line to the seal nl justice in Clark emliily,
In I lie x, ,i| nl iijxtii-c in F.il^ar rniinly and
frnin the scat of Justin- in Sanganio, to
Stephen Sliuii in’s, in Fancy (iiove
From Shawm-i town to Hamilton Court
lliinse
From llai'i imni i!Ir, hy •'onvci'e’s mill,
(‘nlilio.hia, and ahoki.i, to St. laitlis, ill
Inn iif the present mule from II irrisnii
i die to St. Louis, hu ll is hereby di eon
tiuued.
From Carroltnn, hy the mnutli of Apple
creek, Unss’s settlement in I’lhc enmity,
in Illinois, In Lnuisiaiinvlllc, in Mi* miri,
and Irnni C oles’ (irnie, iii I'ikc comity,
In Can niton, and t he route limn Allnu
In Jjimisiaiii.l die, i herehy dixi notimil'd.
In Ifiibiun ii
From Onihniie, hy the Tcnsaw, In
Blakely
From Tinuahiusa to Colutnlm*, hy
I’iekins’ Court House, ill lieu nf the pre
sell! route, which i, herehy discontinued;
Frnm (in n hnioiu'li, hy line, tin my a
what 11 railed the Forks of the Ton-jiltt
hee and Black Warrior rivers, In tb,. (jar
i!i n Spot, to the nurt Uouxi' at, 1‘ickilis
t county
From Caliaha tu Green* rough
I'mm St Steven's, l,y the way nf Furl
Studdarl, to Mobile
From Fort Dole, liy FminetlV Store, ii
Bntl'*r coimiy, to all.dm
From tlartloiil, in (lie state ol Georgia
hy Karly 'mill House, Allan ids Store, u
Henry County, Vluharmi. Fii»? and Co
pfm. i.iirt Hum to S| iir find i -r
lie unite hnrt'lof.ire sluldt»l 1 «i, f ine
I ni l I lnlvlis.il) Furl (j nil M ;i 11 t l
nilif 11 Cnni l I Inin a. In lie (l.st eut iiiui d.
In .\liaiwuri.
V mm Si. J.mu tn (Jnnnxille, l,y Wm
ele ‘ter, Vini *11 II .nnltuh's, in tin- western
pails of St. I.uiii eiunily i Ncixpnit, the
se it of justice from [fmj Franklin i ounfy
(i is^n.iadr, the seat nl pisliec nf f*jt"(|ji»iiri
lie rollllly lilt* t il) nl Jellel oil, till ,il
nl Koti i nment of I lie I.ilc null Murimi,
Iln si ,.t n| jia.|n e fi mu I I'm n|a i uin.ly.
It ,1/l.fn,, "I VVillili y.
I mm I tali mt l>) I’miliac, In ilie Milita
ry 1’osl al S i"a11 i"
11 He I 'li■ i ill,il.
Prom Pans.i| ola, I'lcnlaln, on tlie rivet
Si .lulni** to !'l. An;;intim't the most i nil
»enienl uml piaelii ..ole route in iIn* di*
eri lion oftlie J’nslinaster General.
Sei, ,lm/ he it J'lirllyt tiuulii!, Tint
ill w iteis mi which steam hunts refill ill) i
pi s from port to pm I, shall he considered
ami i itnlili-hi'il ns posl loads, mihjrrt In
Ihe pi m i-n ms emit aim'd in the sei era I nets
ri'Klil.itiiiK the post nlliee i labli.hmeiil.
Approved iVuxliiii"ti>li, .Murrh, tt, IW
M l In reatiiuie in foree tile set. enlllleil
Ml hi t tn ,a iiX'hlc tin* Itepni I* nl I li'endOll*
nl ilia S|,|',.',,ia t'mirt," pasied III,* third
ilai nl Mnreli, one limn and cijjil hundred
mid rrventi en.
lii il i n ne I ‘el hi/Ihe St note an Ifiihie nl
llr/nireHlalilex uj Ihc I titled Shlttii i[l
iiinirit hi \i n g it mi tiler iiihtcd, Thai the
Iti porter who rlnill, from tinin in time, In
appointed hy the Supreme f'oiirl nl iln
I oiled Stales, In report ils del iaillllN, slial
lie eiililled In receive, from the Tn asiir)
n| tile 11 mt I'd S tales, as art iiiinu.il emu
pennation lor his services, the snlu of one
Ihmisaml dollurs: I'rnviih il, niverllli leeii
The said compciruiliiiu shall mil lie paid
unless Ilia said Itajmilci sit ill print and
pillilisll, or eiillsa (n ha printed and pill.ll dl
i d, the dindsions nl said 1 mill, made do
rilip. Ho' lime lie shall ail a. such He
I"’ lar, v\ 1111in nine minilhs alter mail daei
sinus shall lie made.; ami shall ileliver
i i;',lit) copies ol the decisions, M> printed
and published, In Ihe Secretary of Slate,
wit limit any expense In tin (hilled States
"huh copies slidl lie distributed as lid
lows, (o vv it: in I lie Pi o ide nl of Ihc l ui
led Mile,, Hie ,lml,i'i of the Supi'iuiu
null, the Jud|{ei. ol the llistriil taoilts,
Ilia Atlorni) tie.ueral of the I'liiled Stales,
iln- Seeialartcs of State, 'J'li'iisury, War,
mil Navy, the I nniplrnllers of the Trca
win■), ami the Judges of the several Terri
lories ol the I 'uiti'd Slate*, one copy eiu h
live copies lor the il-e of eaeh House.of
mpr a; ami the reyidne ol the eupies
shall l.e deposited in the I.ihrury oft on*
1*11
Sic. J. .7,1// it further ruurtul, That
in rase <>l'the death, n ai)(iinthin, 01 disinis
linn fioin oilier, <il either of Ihe oll'irera
licliirc mentioned, the i<( co|,ies of the
decisions, ill liven'd to llicm its aforesaid,
shall licloim In, and lie devivi/red over to,
their Hiiecemoih In mid i/llicer,
See. !i. lint hi it fmlhti ruth led, Thai
this ai l Hindi lie, and enntimie, in force loi
three yea is, and no |mi|j;i
A[»iiri|v ml iMuri h 3, IB^.'I
M ill’d ltd I’Kirils (THHK.M
(i oioii n n a i i k i v
PIIOUHCI',. i it ,K c.l If r
Tolinceo, Inn 3 no! n no
'm’li 1,1,1. H( toil 4 Ini
I lnur, i i>4 no, ti:J ,,n
Meld, i i I,ml, M7s ini
Wheal, 1 <N> I Ilf
lleiilj,, l toil ltd 'HI U9 00
Hal', i I,ml, 50j
Miot'Mui:*.
iHiiKar, I'roivn, |nn t> 5n 17 An
loaf, 10 vs
t'oltSc, i i till 31
lien in c’ 1,1,1 <1 50 (I 05
Jtiienil, i Hi;
Ituin, (W I,id,a,) ;,„|l I on i 5n
(5 I aelainl.) At>, H
Multi* es, -In,
Hr,only, (\|,|,l,i,) 40 3H
V\ Iii'ke1 *151 30
Ihlller,' II,.' II 15
Her-, vim, i Ufi
I,on, i ton 95 on 100 CIO
.'.alt, ((down.) Hack 3 on 00
Sli el, (liliMerril,) I!,. 7 0
ftierineii 120 I 0
'Ic,, Ciimnp II soil.) I no III
-(Im|ieriut,j 1 40 1 50
TIM ;sT SALE.
B i xirli'* of n lined oftru«t< Xecuted lo
i n mb* ribr n |»v iijel I Hurri-on,
I' f the i*iij.'i-** nt H^riiriii;; tha payment ol
'MU»if» i!*bf« *t«•»»• in mentioned to William
I'oImip-om Mild .h e Heck, wl.i'li deed be tin*
on tin* Nili dny of duly. into. nnd i* duly
I record i*» tin* county court of \riiber*f, the
*1 riber will. on f riday the 1 Mt|» dny of
\j iil, lH2d. on the premises se t l.y way ol
p ildic miction, for ready iiioni
ccvUon Tract mV Lam\,
lying end being in the county of Xmlierd, i»
boiii 1 mile:-, trotu tin- town ot I.ytichhlirg,
bo ii loir 1 by Ui*‘ bind' of Linens Hollins;, ('liris
biploT l**l*eii, the binds formerly belonging to
f'hilip.Tobnsoii,drc'd, and oilier*, mid contain* j
i big IhiJ ii t*» more or Iinm, or so mm h
t liereol ms shall be necessary to a mover the
purposes of *a id trn f deed, Acting h« triis*
i* *|ii'it eon\ ey to the puri loorr or pur
cIim*ei's the title vested in ti« by tlie^dcrd of
trust aforesaid ami none other.
THOM \S W I X I T, f
UK I! Mil) I HJ I., s ,ni upx'
Mnrcli 2B, wdtv I
•V m\\cc,.
rj V virtu,* uf ii tired of trust i vri.nti-,) to
I lilt, ^nlwcrilipr by UilliHin !oinj«, (-on nf
Tl;.im»») oil tbi* ‘Jtllli ilny of .luimi'i'v,
iioit nl rrriinl in tin* i ninily roiirl of Ciini|i
boll, for |.nl |io«|.« ill i.t vx|iriitM'il, xx ill
In- s.ilil, nt miii,.lii'll i inirt l.oti'i-. .in Al.iii.lny
j Mi** Hlh dny of April n**x t^ It lir*Witr <-otirt iIhv,
for cit'li. tin’ followin'. |ii«,|htIv, to wit
XXmm Traci mV \m\ih\,
Ivin? ami lii.iii’' in Vhr comity of Cnni| Jim
on l.ntli xiilcx o! f'tillin^ river, willijii to ,}l(
.lij .lone* l.y .ii- fatlu r, TIioiiiH' .lum.. l,
»\\s,o, \\u‘vr hV*’.V( ,A,
on.; Iini'/sl (ii-orgn, one n. jr ,j Unlfh, nml
"O'* n .ninl roily, ;on! In r in, m, if'„nv,
tin- date ol l!,» iV Tim -nli-riil.i
,ll ritnvry sUtli lilli o’.ly ns is i, -t,.,| j„ |,i1(,
<t»IrnMni y Me \l.l ISTf.K.
Mwf<*1i ‘2H.
KIHfc.vrfON
’piIK Sl.ltse,,IHMies n,.xt geesinn
1 i*. ill roiiHiii'iire on Ifcmil ,|Hy, tlm .ll I
in-,1. nil,I nml jiti ll,<- llilli o| (|l(> Jnh mo. ne\t
Tihiik I'.iikIkIi Oogrni fiv, Ari'lt
mi ll, itinl lini k-l-i-i-piiit', ,mo n srlirilnr. per
.1-ion MntlmniHlii S nil.I 11 it- i-lt-nmn's
NnUiinl I'liilo-oplii nml <’ln i, it ry. yj -i H
liolnr iln. iNo pupil will t„- nilmllli-,1 fi,T
li'-s linn- (linn from (lie linm of entry (o llm
1-11,1 of llm sei-ion K TOWiNT.EY
Tliir l (iron'll i!8;S. l«ioA
srer ag.
t f“ Nnl ifmul»iee* \ver>- rwetveij frum
J fminpe by 1:11*1 lii/llt'* mail. The full’iir.
11 if ia I lie i ill!) in li> ie w ttriby nf imti1 e, ti!«
limn: an us I Id* pri’/.e n dm* In l Ilia j l.u i
i.O'ITI.HV.
The 101 Ii anil Inal day's Ifrinti >jr nf (he
l Mary I,mil Hliilt* l.olfiry uua <mnph (ed on
I Thin.-day. ,1m ii.iiiii/, yye have riretvrd
J nor sli ne nf (he pi i/.i's. Mr. t'nlii-nitd
i irlrs.s ih.il iIn- hightM pn/.i f (i>-0,000)
I w as niiliiiuml |h, i tij.ii I i 1, i e, and I in
I files I hi* fnrlnoale linlder In end re
eeive the lllinuy fur il The name hits ,if t
Iratispireil Allens nflii c i.d'eniai-, llmt
line n| (lie (1,00m u il ill W II l,y a In In I*
prnrureil Ihnnigh his ollice anil that the
money fur il was paid hy 10 -nVInek nn
siImi’.Ih v nijthl.—(Tin linlder Is Hr. J*, era
iti (iit'i liI mil, II, mill's li uni ll.ii* l ily.)
I m I hit I anul her pri/e iif 1000 WHS draw i,
I'V a ten,ler,,a„ iif this i ily, (Mr. I'nlmer)
"Im rereived (he mniiey 10 Ini itilPa tiftel'
tin’ drawing* rearln il llii liinoi'd.
*No. 111 on. Na. i
Hi' h. Hu'j,
TIS AM, A Dll CAM
Mr. Mark, oi liietii,infill, yi ill lose his
huridii'd thniisanil dullara, after all! Mr.
(,'ilU'spie, fro,n yvliniii lie purrliHHed his
tiekel, has linn n While one i*ininent
allot',ley has dei'ilh il that M,. la, k enn
nnt it,like tin* i nrpi I' lllnn nf W Ji-Il lugli i tt
juiy, (ini nlliers Inn e advised him In sue il
Ayw, inili i d, Ids jtnliieu dreiiMi is nut."
ait tIoiv a
i|*.NOW Mi.itIi Noiirifity, flirj
I filiM’i II.it ill nt nnrfooi, To |>ng«
('ulti i*, -I Mills Atolussi't, 7 »l<* limit n Su^iir,
|o l*l»l* Hi.iinh 4! Ill-■ Ifs Miinhy Hum,
loo sari I.im*11tool hull, i\. r 4*r 6> C
IUI II Mil) I’UlJ,Mill, Am liofinrr,
M»»r«*li JH. J(
NKW (iOOI)S.
f». l«. Noi vi'll a, Mor^nn,
\re now lei i i\inj( li-mu \eu Vurk mill t'liilu*
ih*l|ilini, M J'i iieral iis* 1111inciil i.|
//filially Emu Ii, India and Do
Mimtic (iomln,
bit'll tin y yy ill n-lltery Inw Inr ra-li. Tlirw
keep 1* 1 ms 1 all,I) lit, In,ml, 11 Kmi'inl 11
,111 nt ol
(•HOC Eli IE S.
Mnri li 'JI_ J. 1 :iii|
2Vvy^vova Vm* NtW
IIIAVI'i a pi,ml 11I'likely M'.tJJtOKS,
vvliiili will he so lit liny Im* cisl,—sir on.
n 11 1111 Ms* terfni on 0 ur IJ imniths credit.
JOM 1 11 tS'llOh.H
Marrli CK. wts j J
<N*ot\cfe.
flMfAT in Irf in* of i ili nl of fr*mf i xr
I ruled to the MihoilUr I»j (iruntiUn
C/liiildork 114111 lJijtii jiis wile, we jdo«F1f on
Vloinlnv tin I 4lh da\ ol \pr|| next, at the rct
mdrnre ol Ih< niil I i *«i.v illr rnddo* k, pro
eeeil to sell, to the hipheU holder, lit pnUIiv
nio tiou, on ii credit of 12 mouth*,
•N'lnvAvtMi S\uv»h,
t'ollni'dlfll' of Men, mm n. lio1 nod *.11K,
the stoi k ol Mol'cv, Cuttle, Hop* o,d Sheep,
nil lh* I'lnnt nl ion I uoU, tin Hot. .1 fjnld nod
Kiti hen I iirnitnre, yne riding four uliei f
4 in i in/r mid one iw'igoii— HoimIh w itIi appio
\ed*cet4fily will he rr<jijirrtj of (lie |>uii lut
•n"
W e will, lit Affine of the friM created l»y the
mild need, Ml-omdl, ill private «iontm« t, oil u«:
coiiiIiumIh! ing terin»,
A Vn*. ’VvttCt nV \iniu\,
onuliirli ilir niil ('irnntlllM rrnrttlork now
ii iilr«, i iintninine iiihic limn ftoo nrr»s, *iiu
iilr 2 nulr nuiilli nl 11 1111 ii roiili lnm»r. 1lii<
i- ii lirnllliy mill ngrrmlilr hilimtiiin, mul lm<
rvri v I|II| Iiivriiii nt u Im li lilt- n ntit»of illnij;>i
III mil)' tnulil ii'k
Alw. thf TRN’KMKNT nit.mtc
nt in' iii hi tlir rum I liounr, run
tHHiing !j I mies—-long known
I the ki l l, i l.|{.N, having
evi i\ neces-nry itiijnovrmrnl for nrli nti
inhli-lniirnl n! Jnti Non 7, 22, 2d a ltd d5
in the tow n of liHiiUter.
F o f uplltiliM*, null especially to prof# «doiml
gentle men,I hcrnrland«oilerr* .my Inducement*.
All who w idi to view thotn ;ire re p. tfully in
iti il to rail either on J>out. Cnnldio k or J,
II Wimhi .h
JOHN II \VtMT,I*H
WILLIAM Ll.ILil, i lius*«ftn»
Mnr.li an. w1l],,
N ntk
f>Y victim Ilf a ill ril e.fif imi e*i*rutfd fo.
llil Mill iiiImt liv .1 it\u-y 1,'jff \vtcll» Jl
l*rm it.fl dull* I In* Ihtli (lay ol Sc|ilchiher, IK21
"I'll 'Inly nciinlul, A ill In-*«M, to till* hi hr ,t
ladder, fin iindy i .lorn at tin- residence „f
t lie a ill l.rft n i 11, in lii'ill, til r of ml i fin Sit*
turitfiy till 12th lay month, (A(iri1)
Tlvri'v Wiivsen,
on.- M,l,« of niifrOx Cart, right h«,UV
allli livn.l o< Hi.,,-. H Olnftk, a imrcet of
lot mi o, "iiipon-il to l,i tuo I'diximutf wriclit
nil I hr Hind l.ithvi. Id, 1 fmir Vtold iiimI Kitchen
I m o,tin.-, mi,I limitation l ie,mil, BmiU
tl.fMfi.1 ii- hull l.r fiifflrirnl ti* ritMthtrce tin.
ilrUs in Hi.nl denil tn<-iiti<>«i<.fl. eitl v:
iurli,Idle only mu-vtft.M! ,n t,v tu.
"fur.„»nl A irjBF.KtSO.N. Triwfie.
Mnrchj^C._ :t» vrt.le
.’VnUt-w.
11V ift11*• ijVa if(>,,J df tvnI'Xi'fiitiiil by
I I Mi.-ln,i-| Kn;n» In the sid.wrilM'f-, an.I
i1 onJ 1,1 1 ,,r u»t% mint i») H( <i|orila
il.'lf lln- III, any of H>f-|>lvmit*«*v lM2l, for the
lifirifiHi! f,i -i ,niri»n tin- j, nn rl of n iji hi ding
J" eeiinni, will hr told to lint highest
nrhlw lor n-u'ly miniey on ihr Kith day oi
nr\f tun,ilh April, on tiir |>i««ini*., a tnirl oi
f,:,,."'l on which the h«;,| hiiiu* new
;lv iii'.s in l.ni county of lie,II,,rd. cnlainin
1 •hill lin'd 2M» nrri'H or *o linn Ii thrrcol' ns
"'•I I* Hiiftii ieait in (ntirfy the drill not |orl|i in
s ,i,l dr in I A r t Init ns I ru ft i or* no will mm ey
',uih title only u< nrr in-fitv• t m oa.
J\AiKS JOI’Ll.Nti,
KICIJ Ai(l) LKK.M'iM, y lnH,wv
March 'Jy. 04 wtds
MS' otic i*,.
BV irtoe of ;i deed of trust executed u>
tlir snfeuriher tiv Amos l’ari«, henrine
,late flic lllili day ol.tune, f. Juts n-r.nr'
dml in the I Irik's office ol I’iltst tvitnhi eonnfv
court, for the purpose of semiring tin- pm nu,„f
of ;i sum of money due to itham iviii'tloel
I shall, on Thursday (tie iMfli ,|„v
1823, U lair, if not the next fair ilirv thei-eufter*
proceed to sell, to the hi/fep In.tiler, on U, I
premoes, lor cash,
TO O Lots of L !A'n
fonlulniiitr Iff r ■•each ’sex pressed in si, .4
deed. This l..udti.sW P. ,i„d is exeeileJ
t dmceo huid, and In s in |u ,.Htl
Kntyley Thoinps.yi, *11,1,1011,1, p|m-k ,,t|.
rs. Acting us trustee lAvill -s
I lie only ns i« y. s«rd in roe hv mild d*, d
I T(»N'•« JfVN B. I) VV.iON, e-.
I March .8- «4»3','.s