vrrminm with Spain, and almost M
„m,,d of war against that cm,«try. l t.r
ns bv winch thin iowmsirfeiwy has
Z'!n attempted to he explained are moie
nnil.tr.,u» lb u.llii fact H-ell. In ‘('M'!;1'
d, s:>alc!i from cron* to Bol
at .N'cs.stilode dUrmpU
Vimlirafu h;s luacier liuiii the charge ol
l" on three ground*,
if was nrreiwitcy for Husda in
ail alliance with the Forte.- against
p, i the eoniinou enemy ot hoth
certainly a most extraordinary
•Visa,, for hrealsmg tin alliance anil to
alnch It niaV tie a i-"crcd. lii.it the cecog
ot a coosliluti'Mi is no necessary or
aidin iry part of a., alliance with a «»ov
and must therefo.e h- regard'd
-a spontaneous acton the part oflliissia,
:,r„(i..|y III iding her conduct and irrevoca
,I,|} pledging her approbation ot the
p'metitulron recognized.
j, The Hussion Minister alleges, that
she t'oilslitution being only provisional,
"ind dependent on the assent of Ferdinand,
I,,,, guarantee was pun is.i, also, and
was fiiiiiualled hy his dissent. But the
fact assum' d m tins argument is notorious
false. The tioustuntiini of the t lories
was and purported to lie, independent of
tin King’s assent, insomuch that Ins ac
tance ill'll was made a condition of the
exercise of his authority. The assump
tion is not only at variance with truth, hut
eMIi the context of the di spatch, ill which
uyie sovereignty of the people is declared to
|.c one of the intolerable faints of the con
stitution :i principle which formed a put
of it in UW which necessarily rendered u
independent of the King’aassent, and winch
•,ficr being solemnly recognized as legili
mate at Weilki Luuki, is represented ny
the same government at Verona, as a
ermiiid f"r sentence nf outlaw ty against
Spain. As*n aggnu ationjoflliis reasoning,
('aant Nesselrode is not a«h:cmed to I >y
davvn this abominable principle, that the
positive and absolute words of the treaty
id li)ld, contained an implied rc-wo "alioii
which it was unnecessary to express.
[[I. Sensible of the vanity of these pre
texts, the Russian Minister concludes his
despatch by avowing u doctrine nf which
the adoption would tear up by the louts
all faith between nations. Isvcn sup
posing” says lie that the nullity did not
exist, his Imperial Majesty cannot lecog
riiyo any law but that'of’the Welfare of
Spain and this is tin.I)' one which lie
is resolved to follow he is certain that
this principle, if admissible, must extend to
all treaties and that it would render all
treaties nugatory. The guarantee of a
constitution, at least against foreign at
tack, is universally acknowledged to be a
legitimates object ot a treaty, lint accor
ding to tin* new jurists of Russia, their
sovereign, after having, made, a treaty to
that eff'-ct, may, as soon as lie changes his
opinion nr his language, send an army for
the destruction of the constitution which
he guaranteed, on the principle nr under
the pretence that he no longer thinks it
conducive to the welfare ol' the nation
which has established it.
l,ftUntfrom Portugal. Accounts from
St. Uhes, by (.'apt. Uage, at Rustou, arv to
April 13- It wus the opinion nf well in
farmed persons that Portugal Would lit.ike
einnmou cause with Spain against the
French. Seditious placards had been
s m k up biith at Li: hnu and St. I "lies, hut
the principal persons 1'oiu.elued in this bu
siness had been arrested.
Fmm tlie .National isitclli.reriier
Abdication if the Supreme lUrnfor tj ilikC
ftinx, auil Ike substitution of a Pron
tional Junta, for the (iovernwv nt «J
Chili.
We have h'en favoured with the follow
ing tr.tii.slaiions, from the Ministerial lia
x.Ue i'.xtr.uirdm.uy of Chile.:
S vii Afio, 29th Jan. 1U23.
The authorities and tile |ieo|ile ol this
Capitol having ye*tciday met tn determine
with tlie Supreme Director what was most
jiriqrcr for the puhlie tranquillity, tin ses
sion was terminated with the follow mg de
uce which hi* Lxei lleuev issued
Thinking, that, in the present conjunc
ture. it may emitrihute to the country’s
acquiring tranquillity, that I should leave
the Supreme command of the state, and
having agreed with the People of Santiago
that this step w as proper, and the only one
which could hate that clicet in the pre
sent crisis, 1 have resolved to abdicate the
Supreme Direction of Chile,and to n sign
its provisional exercise to tut administra
tive. Junta, composed of the tili/.ens D.
Augustin Kyzagnirrc, D. Jose Miguel In
taote, and D. Fernando Hrrur.iu is, iua*
mnch as there is riot at present a National
Representation before which I ran make
my renunciation, anil that the said admin
istrative Junta may take the must speedy
measures lor assembling it i w ith the un
derstanding, that if. after six months, the
questions w ilii h the Provinces of the State
have between themselves shall not have
been settled, the Administrative Junta
shall cease in order that the l’eople ol
Santiago may consider w hat shall be most
proper.—and, m order that it may know
nlvd are its attributes and powers, the
oinmission proposed to me by the People,
composed of the citizen* D. Juan F.gaua,
Dr. D. lleruado Vera, and D. Joaquin
Campion, will proceed to form a rule for
determining them. Let it he printed, pub
fished, and circulated.
(liven at Santiago the 28th of January,
I8i;t. m’.ltNAUDO O’HIGQINS.
MAIltA.NO Luana.”
This decree was immediately read to
the people, and the same S. O Higgins
proclaimed tin: new Hnveminent elected,
tli united the ribband which is the badge
of supreme command in Chile, put it tu
tu tlie hands of tlie voters, and then gave
them possession of the elevated charge, t’>
which till1} were nominated after their ha
ling taken the usual oatii.
The session was concluded with the
oath of fidelity which tlie chiefs ol tlie gar
rison took to tlie new (In verm.unit.
Santi.Uio, $91 h Jim- 1923.
His r.xeellency the Supreme Director
having laid down the command, and tin
ulUccs being vacant by tlie resignation ol
those who held them, the too t excellent
Junta, at present in authority, ban appoint
ed and doe* appoint, as Minister ol State
ill the Department of the Cnv-. rtmicnl anil
Marine, Dr. 1). MaiuA.no I n i "id a
•hat of Finance and War. Dr. D Aiut'
llN V i vr v. ith ail the attribute* »"b now
eh tvhirh the fornu r Minister* pu a il
l.et it he attended to and circulated ir>d
printed. KVZACUiunr infaMT
Fat■ a is
1'mi.ADF.i.iatt. May 30.—The follow
i ig news Mas received at Acapulco on the
7tll April, tiy the r.iigli.h ship Jantes Scott,
from Calcutta, ia Lima, ■itldavs dut t nrn
the latti r place
That notwithstanding the defeat of the
independent army hy the Spanish force, it
still was maintaining it ground at Arira
That in consequence of this defeat, tin ar
my in Lima ami its citizens have proclaim
'd ltcpuhlic.ui tint eminent and dt-solt
*'d the loriiier, which tv.is ohnnxions.—
'I lie I'ccsiilent is Air. Riv.is Vgitem. jr
tn g at tile same time as i’resiili nt of the
Directory. Aid and reinforcements w ere
expected at Lima limn liolitar, in older
to continue the war.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
1' Vera Cru/. |i;tjit-r-v to the till
inM. inclusive, which contain articles that
appear to us sufficiently interesting lo he
translated.
At the session of the Mexican Congress
ol the 1 dll April, it was resolved, that Ihe
run'll should he expunged Iroiri the Seal
ol State. and limn the National Flag. At
Ihe silling ol the Kith, it was moved that
an employ he instituted into the lai t and
lawfulness of ihe imprisonment, mi tire j
i tth August last, of various deputies and
l other citizens and that, if it should he
lound that there was no good cause nor
■lid authority lor Ihe proceeding, redress
should he given to tin- deputies and the
nation, null aged in their cr.unr, and pun i
idiiuents inflicted on the ollindf rs.—(This
looks to some other destiny for Jhtibide,
than a residence in Italy w ith a princely I
income.)
At the silling of the 17th, the Minister of
Foreign Relations, made a report upon the
foreign embassies of .Mexico. Among his
propositions, a!| of which were adopted, is
the follow iug
“That an envoy he immediately sent to
the Court of Rome, for the purpose of an
.lotting to his Hnlintss that thv Catho
lic, Apostolic Rinnan Religion is the "sole
religion uf the Stale, arid ulVering him the
tribute of respect due tu him as the head
of Ihe Church.”
At the silling of the tilth, the proposi
tion to abolish the ('ouni'il uf State was
disclosed and decided in the affirmative,
upon Very solid reasons, connected with
the economy and simplicity which might
to characterize a popular government.”
At the sitting of Ihe lUth, the disposi
tions of the provinces with regard to the
central government, were brought under
consideration. It appears hy the state
ments of the deputies, that in Monterey,
Oajaca, and other provinces, “supreme
juntas had been created, in order not to he
exposed lo the ennvulsiniis of tile metro
polis, and being declared sovereign, they
would enter Into a Confederation vv itIi
Mexico.” To the repo t of the congres
sional p o ciditig mi this subject, we Ami
the follow mg note append d
The same thing (declaration of sove
reignly,) is said of If iHilalaj ira and other
provinces, ills added, are preparing to fol
low the example, and are already arrang
ing a sovereign separation pursuant to the
tiicdniii uf the relative interests of each
territory in a country so vast a* ours.—
Tins conduct of the provinces depending
on the sin.dl representative bodies of their
pmv ioeial deli g lies, does lint produce any
ii.sk to the policy of the times, since, very
near us, in tin Unite 1 .Slates of Ain-I tea,
we have the brilliant example of a Fcilera
turn hcuclicial lo a nation which advances
daily iii population, prosperity, and wealth
To maintain a government democratic
i i its economy and svstem, and perfectly
monarchic d for its defence and security,
is Ihe endeavour of Ih it lllusTiions people.”
The prospect of a division of the Mexi
can empire inlu independent states united j
under a federal lo ad, forms a in vv and very
j interesting view of its situation. This ar
range Ill-Ill |s favorable In the diffusion and
permaiieiue of republican institutions, hot
not so much so, pe. haps, tile tu internal
I ra 111 j i ill 11 y III Mexico.
i The Sovereign Congress of Mexico lie
trees—
1st. That no right existed to subject
I the Mexican nulimi tu any law nr treaty,
hut through itself, nr hy its appointed re
presentatives, according t" th( public law
nf free nations. Therefore, the plan of
Igiiol t. the Treaties of (Jordova, and the
lh crce nf tlm iitli February. lU-J-d, are mi
longer in (nice i hell]j.. to far as regards
the form of government which they estab
lish, and the calls which they make to the
crown. The nation is mains absolutely
free b vc itself such constitution as may
suit it.
sjd. Tile liree guarantees of Religion,
Imlej cnijcnee and I biion, and the rest con
tained in the said plan, treaties and decree,
'which lines not cmiti a vein the picc'diug
I article, shall ho consider* d as subsisting
and in force. Tile Supreme Executive
Row er vv ill cause lliese pr< anils to he priti
ted, published and eireulab d. -Mexico,
tilli April, Ills!:!, .id year of Independence,
and 7d of I.ihei I v.
In the Vera Cruz Diary of the Zid A
pril, we And the ensuing news
A Mexican print has this article.—“ A
person worthV of trust vvrites under dale
ol'lhe 4th March, literally as follows My
good esteemed friend—.Messrs. Irisarriand
I loses, Oimmixsioncrs of Spain, have ai i i
vi d at this port. They awai', i i order to
pr 'Ci ed to tlie Capital, the reinstatement ot
the Sovereign Congress, with which au
gust hotly they are to confer on points of
the highest importance, touching the pa
cification of the two nations, (tile Mexican
ami Spanish.)
1 nave srcu me powers oi me emniiie
sion, flamed hy the Cories and sanctioned
hy llie King, and they are these: 1st. An
unlimited authority is given to treat of the
total emancipation of this Mwy rich hem
isphere. id. T lie Peninsula desires to
form the closest alliance with this nation,
and to malic with it a lasting treaty of
commerce, advantageous to hoth. 3d.
That the. eliildren of this soil, and those of
the other side of the ocean, regard them
selves as of the same family. 1th. That
they lend each other aid in their necessi
ties. !»lli. That when either nl the parties
shall lie attacked hy any foreign enemy,
the other shall assist it with an armed
force, and make common cause in all that
I tele!; to produce that prosperity of which
ic,!i(>n so fertile in resourei s are suscepti
ble (ith. To offer hy order of tin: 'ham
hiT of nmmeiee of i 'adiy. to that of A1« v
,n., thirty thousand cjuintals of Quirk Sil
f«r, wli,eh they have warehoused lor the
i nf the mine allowing a sufficient cre
dit oi' its payment ill consider;, mi 0? the
bryn rianttraffic
■ieieri Stem,, Couneclirot.
Fite towns of ^<n vvit'h and Mont vide, in
ilie state of CAnucviirot, were visited, on
Sunday the gllli ultimo, witH an niuisiiullv
violent tempest, accompanied with light,
i "''ig, thunder and min. In Norwich, uni
the nrighhuti iug towns, says the Courier,
sc vend barns and sheds were unrnofeil,
uni many teliees and frees laid jnoslrate,
,,,‘I I he chief calamity fell up,in Muntville.
It mentioned as a singulai coincident,
that their Rev. I'astur had just finished
leading a ItVilin, at the opening of div lie*
'service, fi« ginning with tin se words:
Mrlhinks the lii't Xrent day hot rcimr,
•hi I hrnr tin Irum/ul so a ml;
i it that's the melh, rends a nv himh,
itt'i irukist/it prisuttt is Under grutltsd i"
when the fatal stroke was experienced, as
detailed helutv.
I\om I he .Wu Loiuliin Gillette.
During the Ihuudci storm on Sunday
last, the Coogreg Inui il Church in Mont
vilh, ton. was strnek vv it It lightning, while
tin- enngregaliun were assemhled, and at
tending the afternoon service. Two per
sous were killed—three materially injured
h) lightning, and several others struck
dow n hy the shock. The killed were the
widow Betsey Biadford, and a child of
t.'apl. John R Comstock, aged U years.—
It is dnnhlfnl whether Airs. Bradford was
killed hy lightning, nr hy a blow on the
head Irmn a sliver turn from a post in the
pew where she was sitting. The child
must have Keen killed by lightning, though
it was severely bruised and cut hy spliu
ters. 'I'ile lightning struck the steeple,
and was conducted hy a post into a pew
helvivv. Where the killed and two of the
wounded w ere sitting. Sev eral large pie
ces were split from the. post, and the pew
entirely demolished The side of tin*
Mouse where the lightning came down, was
considerably turn window's and sashes
were hiirul out in every part of the build
mg anil though the whale house w'mh co
vert (I with splinters ami pieces of hoards,
which lo .ill human appearance, must have
endangered life, it should he mentioned
with gratitude, that little or no injury w as
sustained, except what is above related.—
The enlist ern at ion into which the assembly
were thrown is not to he described.
Those who are lies! aeipciiiited with li a
lean nature that have witnessed and felt
its opera) ions in some aiv fill moment, which
brings home to the creature a sense of his
alcpendelire and Mccniliitahility to his (Cre
ator, whose seat is above the Heavens, and
who rules the storm, can best conjecture
the scene of this impressive catastrophe.

A correspondent insists that Knell
Haven ns those now helit at I.nng island
are lilted to do much more Injury to tin
hived of men than service to tin- lined of
hurnrn anil that, while families are ruined,
creditors defrauded, vicious propensities
excited anil fostered, valuable tune and
labour sacrific' d, on tin: race ground, the
■piadrupeds are lint likely to he improved
for any useful purpose.”
[.Yatluiud dinette.
H vitkism ilo, (l*a.) May iV. The wheat
crop, which wore so generally a promising
appearance at the opening of Spring, has
very much deteriorated wiflnn the la t
three or four weeks. This is ascribed to
tlie Hmninn Flip A variety of means are
ill successful practice to arrest the ravages
of the cut w orm in corn lit Ids, hut none
have as yet been dev i a il to bailie this I’ly,
in its work of destruction.
d French definition nt a It hitr nrul 'Fern.
I*ray, Monsieur de Vcrenties,” said
Louis \VI. out* (lay at hi, levee, what
do you take to he the difference between a
W log ami a Tory Pleflse our Majes
ty',” said the minister, I euurnve the dif
ference to he nearly nominal -the Tones
are Whigs when they waul places, and the
Whigs are Tories when they have got
them.”
I'fnni Miltixlntio.
tie lit le /.rpln r. a, you fly,
Humid you meet uiv lovely fa*r,
Sollly vvliisper, you're u sitli
But do onllell w hose sigh you are
Limpid Streamlet, should my dear
rn,, your l iirreiit hs you How
Miirm'riag tell her, “you’re a tear:"
But not whose eyes have swoll'n you so.
r.MNt.Monr,
On seeing n Lady painting with n hole in In r
block i n g.
To ii Lady of such grace,
U it Ii so much sriii! ami *mdi a face,
So nlfitUrridy, is shocking
Oil would you lint with Talla i<*,
Your brushes and your paints lay by,
And learn to mend your stocking
Epigram sent with a couple of barks to a Vo
fir at hy tin late Or. Jenmr
I've dispatch'd, my dear .Madam, tlii- scrap ol
ii Irtbjr,
To say that Mis'"**** is very much belter
regular doc tor no longer she lack-.
Vtid therelore I ve sent her a couple ot quarks
Nothing new by last nights Mail.
(Notice,.
'■NUT'. undersigned being very desirous of rlo
I sing t heir hind iiuh- as «mm as it i-» pun t ii a
hie, take this method ol iuloniiing Iho-c* who
are indebted to them, to call and settle tlieii
respective account* as c urly as po-*ib!c. 1 hi
reipiesl, it is hoped, wilMie as speedily attend
ed to as the nature of the hii-iiian.* reipiirc v
McKI.L, Ml.lvM a. UKLKMVAY.
nrm. .Melt Ve A,’ John .Mai m
NAVK again rtiiiurctcd llieiilM-Ivr* mid
resumed busbies- in I lie -nnn* linii'r net n
I,i(>i] by Mi'Ki v, Mc'iii (ireemvny, where
thev intend m kritp H large mid eeneial supply
of all kind, of Staple and T inn y
DUY coons,
ii large assort men I of fiROt TlltlT'.S INI)
(JI'KKNSW \lt|.. together with mnny oilier
article' wliicli are iisnalls to lie inn ml In -lnrt“<
in tlm upper country—all ol which limy be
had at reduced prices for c-n.li
They Iihve at tlii- linn: an agent in the nor
thern market', |Mjrrhn.siiig a summer -nppl., ot
(i()(Jl*3, w liicli, when received, w ill he olfer
ed low.
Their senior partner w ill remove to the i|_\
of New York early (l;i“ fall, where he intends
to reside pernmnentls, tor the purpose ol at
tending particularly to the pnrcloise ot tioods,
as well for this house its tor send tilliers, so
lloit their advantages will not be excelled by
any hoii'i: in the state, and equalled hy few.
Ruder circumstances wt tlii' kind.they coufi
ilenliidlv 'Illicit a 'hare of piildic patronage,
pledging themselves to sell tln ir mstonier', al
all times and in all article*, bargain inferior In
none which can be !iad in I,y ncl.bnrtr
May 2? w owif t)~
UY \l TlfOUITV.
[ri in n ni)
A'' AC 1 In rileml llutfllilr •lti>m>il fnr i’ll
ri!ili*ni|i.iuii nl Iniitii s«|i| fur ii nr I t,
irilHin i mi s
lb 11 nit h I In/ Mr Si'nn/r n ml I In nit
It'prritiilnlirn nflht t oilnl SI it" nf ri
\uuricn in Cmiicim ttiirmUUii, Thai till
time ItlllilVetl fur tile redemption nf lauds
j "hit'll have In in, nr mat lie sold fnr I In
niin-|>HVI|ifll| nf taxes. IIInil till setrr,
ai ls passed llir sernml day nf Augm I, nn.
thousand right hundred nidlli.rt in, 111
ninth day ol'.I nin ny, niif thousand right
luunliiil iintl lil'trm, mil llir fillli day in
M..rrh, rue thousand right tnmiliril mu1
sixlern, fnr layutf, and collectiig a diirr1
tax, i\ il liin llir l iiilrd Si ties, so Inns I In
s.imr have lirru |mri llasi .1 for, nr nn hr
hill nf llir t Iiilrd Stairs, hr Iftin d mil'
rxli'udril fin llir furllirr trrm (if Inn years
from and aflrr llir rxpunfion nf llir prr
si til session nf (‘ongress /’coah/ir/, Tim!
nil Mirll rrdrmplinn, interest sli.dl hr paid
at llir l air nf lit i nly prr rrulutll par an
lllllll nil llir I axes .ifnrrsaiil, and nil till
addiliniis nf tivi'iity prr rrnliini charge I
aldr lllrrri.n and till* .iglil n| i.'di'inplmn
shall ru'iir as l\rll ,11 llir lii'ir* and as
signers nl llir lands so pin i lia n il mi hell,ill
nf Ihr I iiilrd Stairs, a- In tilt! tnigi.uill
nn m i s thereof.
Approved ashimil.iii, MiiicIi .'t, l‘ J I.
A N \C l' fur Ihr rrrclinn nl a Mnnmnrnt nt in
llir tuiiili ..I Klhri.lgr l.rrrt lair A irr I’tr
si.h'lll t.f llir tniil.'.l "slalrs
Ih il niuiliil In/ M. Si mill, noil Ifmii<■ nl
llipi rirnhltiri i of (hr I’nil'ii Stntn o f .4
merint in i'nnf'rfi.i ti.isrmhlrtl, Thai llir
Siinrrinlriidriit of llir I'uhlir Hoildings In,
and hr In rrliy is, dirertrd in ransr In hr
erected, in Ihr liurinl ground nf tlmt'ity
nf AVnsliiligfmi, a m il and apprnprialr
.AI■ 111111111■ 111,o' rr tin- tonili of l .lln idgr tin'
ry, lair A in- Prrsidi nl nflhr I Iiilrd Slalrs,
wtul dird at AViishiliglnii, \nvriiihrr III til
ly-lliii11, mu' limns,md right hundred and
fniirlrru with a miitahlr imn liplinn nn llir
H.’iuir, staling llir uamr, stalmli, and tinir
nfdralli. nf ihr deceased.
Srr. f. .ImJ he H further cnu.'hrf, 'J'lmt
i sum u.it rxi rriling nnr llnuisand dollars,
hr, .mil ihr sunn is limlty, apprnpvialrd,
fnr llir pat mini nf ihr nisi lllrrrof, limn
my iinmry in llir Tteanury, mil otherwise
ippi npt i.tled.
Appintnl AVhs.1iiMgtlt'n, A arrli .’I, IHgJ
ATS ACT vc.l inr, in I lie SI ale i'l V irglliin I lie
rig I'll of Hie I iiiletl Slates III lilt lilies assess
eil loi 111111 -1 n i Ini ina lire nt lull ilia tints ila
rine i|u- l.ile 11 r Willi 111cal Hrilnin, w ItIiiii
sail! Slate,
lii il i r ich I In/ i/ii Sm ih mul llmisi of
Hi jiri .'riiliilivin oj llir Uuitcil Slnlr s ojI
inirlul hi Viiiiftrihs nvmull V, Tli.il all
right which the I’liited Stall s iiaxetn the
lines assessed upon tin; riti/.ri.s id the
Stall' nf irgiuia, for the nun |n'tTnrinanee
I of in i lit in duly duniig the late war with
(•rent (Ini.un, shall In anil tile Saint.' is
lieu h\, rested ill the soil Stale.
See. 1. luil In tl Jiii'thir iiincteJ, Tliat
all inuilrM in tin* hands of those w hit imH
are, or hei'etnl'nie have heen, Marshals, nr
Di'jmfy Marshals, whieliinay liavi* heen
collected lYum tile fines aforesaid, after
It ducting the i'XjM'tl ut cnl'ictilig fill'
aine, and tins rust nf any “nit or unit'
which ina) Iiiiiu Itecii hri gilt against said
Marshals or Deputy Me li d in cnnsi
i|Mi'liee nl file enlh el inn of said Ihle shall In'
paid hy litem, respi luely to the ’1'it.i ii
rer of said State.
See, ,‘t. .Inil hr il fuilhrr aim till, That
tlie said fines shall he leein el i ll, hy the
said state, under sill'll regulations, p"oti
sious, and rest riel ions, as shall he ms scrih-
eil liy the I ,rgi -laI lire thereof: Proi'iiitil,,
That, if I he jil'in isioiis of this act are aei ep- 1
ted hy the Stale nf Virginia, that state shall
indemnify Ihr 1 lilted Slatis against any
charge nr charges which lias already ac
crued, nr u liirh may lirrrafler he inane, in
I couscuuenrc nf the a*- a aiiiait and eullec
lion nf -aid lines.
\|i|irnM'ilt Washington, March li, Is-.et.

Itll'.l)—Ve-lprilay uiniiiitig, Mr* *'11111
Tl AN hot I.II, aged ulnuil iin year-, consort
uf Mr I" h nth I toy li*, uf this |ilnre
saaMadnuMMmaMMWisiSNWMMni
roili.N ori'HT, I
Hull I iiinre, Mu,'/ 1823, I,
2,1 ilny' ill inftnl lliir
W'dxhiuglt/u .Monument Liitfri'i/,
Nn. OllHi n priistMif 5li«"I
Hi! Hi 11' I !>7 11 Hi*** priw‘ of lull
ISO,7 "OilHfi 0875 14408 I34iHi 1,78,72 'll*
-1*> 1 *0 104 H I7H I2XM8 I "il8H
*4720 -ri!i72 3708 I-i'St 20
*4.> il) *81140 0040 13700 S
Ami ‘277 "I #11" iii'li.
Third Ihtij'u t/nnrinir II" ll'iithiii^tiin
.Mini n mi nl. Lulli. n/.
Nil- *8770 pni'.i' ”4 ,*5000
3000 lO.M)
*11370 1072 14oI2 lolOl lOo
12202 .'iHlii 07''8 7080 11201 I
■11217 12713 12711 11030
■1,487 1.323 00.78 i 111 17 137)i11 2"
\ml 2811 pi'izt nl Jf III ri i:!i
'I'll,, uri iil npi(Hl of 2ii,H'lO, 2 of 10,000, .3
uf'2 'inn. Hi .in- still iiml,iihii.
\V linli* i icUCfn I
)|alv«*H ft
iju irujis fin j
VBIghtIih i jffii
First ilaif* drawing of thr (llt.I.VI)
STATE LOTTERY
Of- \l(\ L M)**-.N'o»o drainin'! ii, the if ft ul
Hitl/inmrr, vndf r the utpi riviendi ik: of f-'
Commi.^iouu* op/ioinUd hfj the Gour.ior t,'
I Con ocit.
'211.17 2.MI prizes of JCMnjO
j I 17 fl h prize of IW
t2l<>7 l21>iO prize# nf 50
\i:«l V.»*» prizes of enrh.
'.Utmur xi* sold of COUt OtTK C.
ir/nrr fkt in (h nm he hud for the prizm Hu
moment tiny orr. drown.
I lie *fiei»l cnpittil of
100.000 SOILS.
Ucidus the lO.lMHi't, 6<hi<)'*, hi:. nrt
■.till nillll'HWil.
Whole Ticuet* 1/
Knives rt IMt
Oiinrti*r». S
Ki/liHis I 5n
lo Uf* had (w.'»mtrn»*d Miinriuviij m ftir.u
vuriftfv uf Nmh at
CGIIEN'S
l.nttery hii11 F:*rliAii'/e Hlfire, 114, Mlnket-*t
It Al. l I MOKIi.
Hitler* from nnv pint of the United Stnte*
In iiimiI (potl |milt) in liv prli Hte fumes Mine,
r neli oiiiK the eiitli nr prif.e in Hit y of the Itul
|liiiiiin l,iitlei ie*, u ill meet the *mne pmmpl
mill pu net mii Htt e ntioii| fit it on pertmiiil sip
j |ilic«l1nti, udilrr* mi to
1. I CHURN, .tr
Sti rihtri/ In Ihr .Miinniirri, llnllimnrr.
Y C< Ml VS l.otlrni (hl'rlh anil limit
tmY' ivtiifh i- iitilitlieil es-i-rs sseek, nili ton
fIIi 19 llie iilHeilll 11-' of eti ll ill'll tfillg of till'
llrnml Shit urn! Miinunu nl l.ulltrim, unit will
tie liiru Hilieii isi'iuii, I o ell is lln put finer tlieir
lifketh nt COM!’.VS- Of'I'ICI Tlin*e who
niv|| III It I'eivr the lirvitter. ts ill mention it
when thi s 1.01111 mi their orders.
tfnlliutore, .Vny Ii
3
Till- flit I Ii .'A'*
IM) it T JK it
OF anfujriMf ymMfy in I Hfwt ii*
Im 111 Ini-h liM Will M'll llltt |l»f Olsll.
I tl nil hiviIM lli |itlH<atniil ri|s|(»i..«‘l
Oili r« from h ifUl »ltpi iiftl f*» firm ft ft!
I V wilJ.VAM M l Y
Itmrltlmrtc ft ft *i*./***# II
mW'tr /.(nilfllH ,l’-infri>n/.
9 11|IK nrxt Hntnion mI tills iM .nlriny
fodiiiii'iii i mm lift* 1*1 iktV ol Inly *HMt
I Im* p ilrtitiiiin of lln* jiiiMii i ri |'i I hill s
m*m iifil Wln fl ir lhr Irm Im r ilt #*r%i n mi
ml, lie rhi i rlnll\ I*mVi- In lln ilioo im* ol
iiii*»t* w ini 11 i\ i ptili m*m.',(m| Inin iitrriiil)
Ilium I mi,'Im i mm, ili •0*1 Mint N’hIIiioi
teiif, imi« will r.wli lo iioiiM iihUi two or
tiiri'r *ilutli*itM i» liininl* i*.
SPKf.C K
N 1 ionfo*l \rmli vma. Jinn* w-Iw
.X tt\ iff,.
N A\ \A Horn tin- m.hM-nlif*rnu tin*
I till I I ii Mas III* I, I U\I, |I |M rn
mail J I or J ynar* id age, o in I, 'I or I int h
r in a, copper color, *1 out made, lull Inc• and
*y t* lias a '•mall am' opposite (lie cornel* oi
•mic n| his i y(it is helicved the light) iwl
largi than a (am, nild |a ryeplildr on -*t4 i« I «*v
ifiiimi on hImi.h I if 111 j 1 oirliin hrrast, mine
unknown haa a pMtd cl oi teeth, a large
a .'when p« emit t «*«I to grow, nnd wears
i»ker Mi clothing is not recollected.
II took with him a razor nnd shaving lnw
a id had a pant to jm ami repays until i\lon
•in imniiing. Any person o j |»if 11 <t 1 d i 11 tid
negro and 1 ottliuiii^c Viitli in nil) side lull in the
I'uited States (so I gel him) and giving Itifnr
tormatioii hv mail, directed to Mr Henjamin
ohjuell. (iiri'ii liiihi', l ieor"in, shall he lih«
rally rewarded ami all mnouahlr r\jini to
paid. l oin 1., an arllul h How and will douhl
!c-.'» change his name, deny In owner and try
to p.'o- as a tree man lie w a* jaii'cluiM d in
Marv land nhuiit 11 ear pd f, Iruin a All Well
yard, h\ lieiijainin Cnlhpielt Imin whom he
escaped 011 (he l oad, hut w a apprehended
mid put in t liarlotie count) A n mil, when
lie called his iiflinr I'd ins, and aid In wa.llu
pi opei I\ ot a Mr hilc
josr.ru moork
June 1.1 wOw do
VIY.W WAX
I^IH IM (lio Hob-eriher on (In* night of (hr
ITih M.»y ultimo, I IF. NN'IS.n m:,to man
2H or do yeni nt age, .»lent il m 7 inches liigli
I low i mil pie \iuii, Inis ii di nl hi lii* tore In •ml
net i iniii it by ii blow, nl o it *vni fill one ot
lio knees from u burl Iim- u good a t ot lei iIi,
bold ii11|>«*nenin e. high nose and wear* wliis
kefs, lie took w i t II Id III various Ini bin; a ltd
nbtained a qa iinh to pass in Mr .Matllu w
Harris’* \ny per on who w ill nj prebend
-aid net ro him) routine him in any mde jail in
I lie I lilted Mate- (-of el him) and give in
lorinntion liy mail, dim led lo Ah Ihnpirtiin
(’ob|iietl, (•reevistairo (ieocgiii, *hui' he libe
rally icwanlrj and all ri -iiMiiiHhle enpeiise*
paid Dennis wa purchased twelve moiilli
past in .Mars laud, limn a geiilb man near
I rederii Mown, by Heiijamiii (bdquclt No
doubt be w ill elntiigf* bis name, and pei lmp*
I ry (o pa*s tor a Ii it iii.in
WII I I \M Al.FWNDFIt
June Id. \sOvv 15
\U3N\\\V.\\
I^U( >M tin* snhHeriber an tin* night of the
I'.tli ult. (May) JOHN, a negro mail ‘20
or *21 years ot age, black, 6 feet 0 or 7 iiieltev
high, rail -pell and read Ins clothes not re
collected. Joint wa- ptirclia-ed in Ibdtiniore
by fieorge Allen, lor flenjamiti Cotipielt, tvro
ear pa I it i pre-aiined lie mas change hi,
name and endeavor lo pa-s a tree \ny per
-on apprehending said in o n mid eonfiniu:'
him in any sale jail in the I niled Slate-
I get him) and giving information by mail,
ilireeted t Mr lien juniin ohpiett. Jrecu dm
in', (onr.'ia, -hall he liberally rewarded, and
nil reasonable e*peii*es paid.
II AIUM( JOXKS
June Id w(»\v 45
'V\uv\> \)n\\m*s YYvwv\v&.
\l< MSTE AI lio ran nwiiy in Nm i ni
her last, formerly tin properly ol Mr.
S. tbiyne oltomcblmid a remarkably clever
lelloss, Iml a nrmrliti harbored about Judge
Ibirr’s ipiurler oil the d i Imp eoruer, Dr Foil*
-bee's and SenlUelowii*—him! nppo-ed now to
run Hie river in a bout under (he mime ol‘ I leu*
ry .tone nl .Inue-invvn. Twenty dollars re
ward will be gn en for bringing him home, or
for lodging him in jail ii out ol the county,
and givinc immediate notice thereof. Al o,
1*1.1 liF Ny absent-fuc.i (latter bolyday s, dh l
ultimo, bon.dii ol .Mr. Miller estate, tioocli*
laud lie InisH wile belonging to Mi*' Ibiii-li,
near Major John Pmlerwond'-- in Doorhbtnd.
I* ii dollur rewar*l will be given lor him, on
file mine terms a* above.
A, iii lead i- opposed t<» liav c ii si id at
one ol the tavern- in Uiia lie ter
i ri'.lUiUbSON.
W e Miam nt! age,
lluiricn, April 15 y w4\v 45
Y virtu* of ii ilei'il of li ut e*#M*tiled Oil j
I J .him*. I *121, to Hie uhscnber*, Uy Joel I
Adiworih. find recorded in the clerk s ollice j
ol I'rankliii coutily, lo urine a Held due
I. eft W ie. Ii, Davis K. in. we hull proceed lo I
ell. the Mil of duly next, no the premise
11i#* Trad of (.and on which I he said \*hw mill
formerly resided, in tin? county of l iankliu,
bounded by the* land- of l.aw find lirizmi
diue, cofilabiiiitf hd lines, more or less, with
llie hdlowii.:: properly twobay horse*, seven
head f cafllc, fourteen head of hog*, five
fiend or sheep, i fivafhi r beds and furniture,
and sundry oilier household furniture llu
above property will he sold on a credit of six
mouths, hv the punhacr giving bond and a
mriiv Sueli till' as In ve ted inn will he
conveyed, w hie hi* believed fu beyond,
d WIT l.l I I \W< If. jr
Isl-'.RNIUO HEM»hM*K,
,?iiim* IT. 45w Ids
«V nlVcc.
f [Mil: cop.ii iin i«hii» of the underpinned,
I under the firm of J V. XDtJ. I o
is dissolved by c unonl ol parlies. The
hooks and paper* ot the said rnparlnery, as
well ii* of the bite firm of I’cudlHun Mount
i tie, arc placed in thu hand* I Mr di* eph
IVnm of \mlicr-4 county, with lull power lo
settle all unsettled accounts, claim* mol cb*
ooiiuU, and to e.cdleef all outstanding debts.
&r fce, as f,v power of attorney, granted said
lYiiti, will more fullv appear.
dWIKS S. I’K.NDLT. fDV,
\\m ii. I’KMU.K TON.
dune IT. I'ovtnv
JVo\ uu*.
hV irtne i>f h (|i i il nf 1ri|*t cxim'IiIimI In
tin' iili'i i'itu r« liv .lam*1l DiiiihIiitI v mid
Inilii I laii 'ln i! y, Inrtlie iinr| ii i nt iliHctiHr/iny
(licit' lf*i'nI iIn 111-. v. i; will ifx|iim to mill',on l lie
ftlli ilav nl Xin’iiit next, at tin rexideiufu ol
.1 arc'it llanyliiity,
.\YY YY\e vvv.iY nmA \v< vssv»m>\
VYUW’YtYVVX
lii'lnn(;lrt(J In the lilt Jal(i'll mill .Inhri l)lilt"li
erty—Term* mintc kimini mi ilioilny of side.
.lA.MI'.s lirsSKI t
T VV O. VKK, y
J'li'K IT wHw 65
I Negotiable Notes run! ('hecks,
For Suit at this OJJi.ii
I Ini.. i' jtl Uu. .1 fc^ via.
jr.-i-n*' r*i»rron- f.*r
X* I lit ni i.nM' -i men, Hinl hm h i Ii. ek «At
iMii.i'n U. I lime ptnf.fr to rfijin t
lint yim ii ill ml i irlioe, Uit*l WII.I.MM
!l I VI I S, jf* n Im |i, e|| ■(I, lii* leti r tV ii
Inn.) KeiittM ill Hi,■ ii|i|.er fmtt nl ll‘.hln\
t Mi f 11 I #1 .i4l*i ||>»t t. C/Offl
(}rn-l\4« in Pitt yfviHUH i oitMyf V n.
hh* nii*n miff 4 *«rt.f#1 v t» hill* j*i v» n
m i■ font of w !m’U5 *tr*r i »»hv«yf*4l hy ffNo
anl 1.1 !iM*» Im Mr ill.fi.r it.ii h Hi»ti Mi* .t*r
r#*mh»|i hinAr ffrfMf lor fIt#* |nj#|-«n'«t
ni t»^ a »it Mif to i t JJ»f fi# |f»<
ton t“ ¥il nr t* ItittMftl w MfiiMti, in <t
Mm if Itri, f'lrtrk f*ti Mm i o, h**i ihiMrfM
n*v, 9ii fit* r ml 11l »t +t iiiii iti #-t iiKf K run
*1 "f1 f*i»l i i joy tin Im i i M f a f'htflHt
|rr. I ifivr tin jail lit* i.olii.r* lo nil iff#* W orh.
himI. ikr itirir iiittit* «*i i viuiity, it«ifm<
finm. Ihm Im in tt (font nl oill fr 1i vl ii i»r 1
MM*lii*t kith, ihnk i mihj If moii. mm r
imh nl ns n»i itf t' i l mi hi* hot* lr# Itr,
mu! ms jiIhim ihli a liar a« fM**ls oft (itt Im m
I Im- jjhili i Ilf Iim m i!i* i fivcii inotf fifO|»lc•, in
In v\ii\, im rffnhk* to hi- niidf'MMi luHt't,, ihiui
mi) man nl Itiii Myt* in i \is(viM f. iitiliit£
iniinliff n| flit i In* Iii»- Inui any thing to do
wlili
4*ivf ii iitidfr itry IihimI him! ir«|»r>mMiiiif1y, mt
im sinif, in I’iit') lvai.fH itniii!) N a. I hit dtl
la) nl .ImnniiN ifj’t.
1*1111 II* I. 4.KAM A V.
'Vo thr Vui timlur .Satire of I/to
V it hi i p,
|t|KSSI»S. I.IHTOHS -S.iWf Hit.))
It I si ii v I'ldlip J.. through the
iliedillffl of yitlll’ paper, *pnke ot lire In tfTffi I
nl MU’H I« pf rllrfMh II, mid *'I tlmilj’h UfiHi
riiitnrni d mi I Ii is k i f«| ii cl nrr, iimI kuru*
in/; Iluit i meet w U It Inn (i l n.i(1» u |,cfi I ir<r«*(
I'lillip I m in hi* ifitytif form, deputy
ii r« hit it t. nl thv ruMiuty nl I’i 11 **y I v i* f i f yet
the duly w Int i) I owe in mvsi nnd IriemU
i it dure* me In /five f i# the u ni 1*1 (faring. i HI
I ielien*|f little iiliont eillu i nl m*) a true hikt*
cl' ll I in 11-nr I ion liel\\*eii ii%, i e^milih^
ifio <*Iniiii mentioned i*i flint puldM'tttioiJ, jtiifl
III** lien /'i\e»i lu eturily thciiof. I vi in in
drilled lo him Iii liie mjiii of nl'oiil thice Inin*
re*l and (I iiky*«ie\cm dollar*, nnd ■,hvii in
ni«t lo m eim lit*' r»iimi (lie oiniin and clii!*
dr* ll II. fils piece men I in il. ultici il^llo
i'll!'*' ol life s11111,111?f* of l cj*', I intended tn
ffiiikn MTungcirent* to j y in (lie iilli i |Yil*
cwlii/; fnit fu ll ini fined (Im«»*i/fn.ul that
Irm fiy *c\er»* ami llfi/*«iifi^ m* lne»*f vui
reventrd, In ccHi>ci|lli i ce nf vthk’h, on ni I*
fil’ d interview linn niid. I off* r* d to him, at
ii fail prii Itin w*umu* and oi.e of lie tnl*
dl'eti, \s Ii itll would liii v «*vci|ii|d In* d« l.|,
foil lln* prorn-Mlinii wn- u ji t tnl and an in
mi dinir si*if? iifnlef (lie lit I ifm h in i i in
llii* tltiln "I lli iig*, IipImj; Ii ii I.) im i ofilrm i
ill |l(l **i(l|l "I llll* ‘III i g i rn Iii it n l, (w
ni. il.e j in* until <il tlii* ili-lii f,\ il.i I. fins f
lln* lir I* II mi III 11 Ilk i* 111* i'll l. 11 Ii* i'il J Mill ii w
lug nllirrili'lir iimI kiimi mg kk Inn mi imnm
iliilli Mini mlk lllllll j'inll *nli' I' i ill Ilf he in 11«
III ll#' I'llll fill'll III llll. kk il llll J III I il I C ll, j,|S.
I il I llmk (III.'-I kllikk,- kk III, til ll l I III IIJjfi
im ii, Id .1 ii ii mi ry, lug.l iimI *1,1,1 il,, mi j„
('.il'iililin (mill l.ni I)'. ih lil m (Im it ,mil,
I i lirinii v .liert*»iHit, Mnl flit* )>ii ..Iii ruiif
my HlliiT ilrhl* llll' \|I| il Inllnkk Il.ji (III 11,i«
t-ll llll ill pill 11'll l ll t III lilt*, il it .|lli||||(t,.|l
v liPlhi'i I ilr*i iki! llm i |iiilirit nl *riiiindrei
Mill liiir, Mill (lir ejiill'tr Ink i n Ilk I'liii:,, ll
I I, Mill III S|ih(ii, Iml III I’irtuk Ik Hiiin, in tin,
1111' it ll mlt nf hi* ii *|,i ii tin I it y tn I'l'ii'liiimiii);
••hi all lln ii in 1*1 I i* iimi i nlilt* unlit! i
if* In nil, il i i in- llii. Mu'll liniil Inn nil)
klintk li-ilgl- nl III nil lirnigill, liiiill'nrr,
A Iii In inn mnl ViiLiiiin. llii nrilii*i- Im *nyt|,„
l*.ivi-* “In III- i*in! Iimi ii ki'imnilri'l like hinlli
.Imll uni enjoy lln* linlirht nl n gnnil rlinnii
lit Therelnri lil llii kk illi it,mi In tv liii I, (t
i* nllAi Ill'll, ini' M* n In m ini In nil jnunr
mi'll ik Im w I*I| In i'lijny llm lirimllt nl' n Ini,
i Iml t«'r, In In'ki iii'i< nl llm vi|mr in Mr (iniily'm
|n li, It'll I In: tin lln in ttmrli Inirm.
HIM.I KM K1. K ITS, Jr
Jimr I*'*. 4.‘ni j.k
.V nl ici*.
HV viriim nf ii ili'nl nf iriikt rxcruff'il
hk .11 ill ll KK ni 11 n in In llm iidon'liliri t,
brill inf: lint)' I HI Ii Mnnli, IHIPJ, mill duly re
i niili'ii in llm rli rk** "llii i- nl f*|ltry lirnin,
lur lln- |inr|inim nt .I'rnriiig llm iiHknii iit of
llii' ill1 lit nl mi lil JiiIiii KK ni -,1m in to Siinitii-I
I’nimill, limltiiling In n *nni|i*il Inc bin ilro'd
licnlImr, link ill Worrliittii, kkr -Imll, oil 'J'lmr*
•Hy llm -’Iilli nl llm jrirsi'iit ninnlli (June l82il,)
111i*i i-i'il in -nil llm
I'lslulc of fill1! siiid Jno. W orsliam,
lim n in: ii. Huno/fAL,
To (lie hiidie-t bidder, Ini ready money, aria
imo ii llieieof in* w ill pay the nmmifit due «ni<l
I’amiiU, nnd tlo* ui»i,Kr itHetiding the *ntc
Ml(\ U NOW MM
John r. I'.k i lin k, j' lTU,t>u.
June I I 4*iw8tv
jTotHrei
I »V virlui* nf ii ili'i'il ol Irimt RXimiili’il
I* liy l.liziilmlii 11,1 ml In tin* Miln.crilmr-,
Imnrili-: dull* llm Kill nf Mmi b, |S2<*, Mnl
Inly ft*i*iirili*il ill llm l ink nil’ll i- nf IlHliltix
nullity, Vh Inc llm |,nr|iinn* nl nimncing lln!,
yini'III "I n I- Inin ilriil tlmi'in irmnli mnl
ilm* In' llm *:iiil f.liznlmll, Innil In Siiumif
I'Minitl, kk!• «linII, mi I'riilry tin* 27th nf tin,
|,ri!*i'iil inniilh i Inim lHi'1, prm rn| to .ell,
mi ilm iirrinhct, lu the higlm*l bidilur, lor
ready money,
T\u* Viftcl of Iiivih\,
Meiilioiicil in <*»iill ili'i'il nf lm*t, <ii|i|in*rd it,
innlnin min liilmlrril iii r('«, Im the trinn more
nr Ii- mnl niljnining llm liiiidu of I’eter llee
Kin mnl lliirhi'it Nimiiiili'i'
John r I’atuk k, i
HIIMI* I, lill AS'I V, Trutltn.
JOHN DICKKN,SON,
June K'C ______ 45«2iv
cV 1)\ U*tt.
nY ii Ini' of n ifcctl of trust cgcriitcil liy
tienrge Niilml John INii lnds, Jtnrk-debi
Ni. lull', \rrliihnld Nil holt,.blue Nichols, |*n(.
ly Nlehol mill Finny Nichols, to I In; subMri.
berg, on tin' if 1st ibiy ol .November, IH2I, mnl
duly recorded in the clerk'- office of the cotili*
ly rourl of Hrdtnnl, lor the purpose of sewn
ring ii cerlnin debt due John Asliwell, aonr
w e shell, on Monilny the Util ilny of July lH2t<
I'fiM i ed In sell, on the premises, by uy ot
hi 111 ii- miction. for remly money,
ONK TRACT OK LAND,
lying mi Ibe Winers of Sininders’s Mill creek,
eoiilntiling IMtI Hi res, inure or lest, itiljoihinc
Hie bind- oi tieorge Tor-Ii,John Asliwell,sent*,
mul ollirrs. Also, the
Following Per annul Property,
to wit One tin y llor-e. one Ciiphuerd mnl
one piiir nt Hollow s, nr n much ns will smi-iv
tin* delit mnl cn-l above meulioiied, together
with the Intere-t thereon. We will rouvi v
sni:It title hs is vt led in us ns trustees, un i
nunc other.
fAMKS writs,)...
JOHN h \si;v, initio,
June IT n 'w‘
.vv v v^v i \T>.v
gfnur: amhk.iist Aumi.riiy comim
J NY, coniinmided hy Captain Willinm I
Isbell, is reipii'-ted to ulit id nt Mrs Wood
roof's tavern in the county rtf Amherst, on he
I ii nl.iy the 2f-t of tins in-tuiit. for tin* |mrpu-' i
of electing officer- mol noil-coininissioueii of.
lieer- .'nil to inuke mrmige mortis to relij.
Iimle the dtli o1 July. The company is ri
ipn -led to meet at d 1 e’-drok. Hy Older of tiny
i.'ernmettihT JOHDVN fllKAsi,
Jil' e Order*') St-%. is..'.