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About The Washington news. (Washington, Ga.) 1821-183? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1830)
W ASYtINUTOX KEBKIJ UtY 2. IS3U. . „ ~ —— - ! ——• ~~— Oor Senator George M. Troup, has obtained leave of absence from the Senate of the (J Stntes 4 lo consequence of domestic affliction. He passed , through this place in the last stage to Athens, where we are informed his two daughters are at ’* r re * en l- We regret that circumstances hove ren dered it necessary for bint to leavts Washington City at this time, when the political horizon ’ *vems thick with eventful circumstances, impor fant to oar state. Althoagh Georgia has faithful watchmen in Congress, we know that the talent and firmness of Mr. Tgpop would be sensibly fait, and hope that he will be enabled to regulate, ■ whatever demeslic derangement may have taken flace to his satisfaction, And that his return mnv be speedy. The state will expect it. Uisscrvi- at this time cannot, consistently bedispensed With. The enemies of Stnte rights in general, but Georgia in particular have felt the keenness *®f his pen, and they dread the superiority of his igund and the power of his influence. , We received by last mail anew publication, #aarto size, called the “New York Amulet, and ladies Literary and Religious Chronicle,” pub lished by an association of Gentlemen at the vei v moderate price of one dollar per annum, payable Jn advance. From the contents of the first num ber it promises to rank aihong the first class of literacy Gazettes. The appearance of it is neat, and the workmanship handsomely executed. We <ope it may receive that portion of patronage we Conceive it to Ire justly entitled to. li e refer the leader to the Prospectus which will be found in •■other column. Virgusu Cosvetrio*The Convention as femtded on the 15th inst. when the new Constiltn 1 flon being read by the president, it was adopted Jya majority of 15 votds—which stood thus, 55 j fbr, and 40 against it, Jailor a laborious session jaf 103 days, the greeted with the Sheering anntmrfatmTbf the%djournmcnt of the Convention'sine die. During the proceedings of the last day , we are informed by the Richmond Enquirer that the utiruwff'kindness characterised the intercourse of the members, sad Hat all min gled together on the most Cordial tfcrsts, forget ting the little bickerings and Wrangling which had passed in the pleasant recollection of the things produced, by their joint labour. Every tiling was marked with the kindest harmony So cordiali ty, and their separation was marked with feelings pf regret, mingled with sensations of pleasure. congratulate our brethren of Virginia, for the, improvement produced by the revision of their institution, although we like jree suffrage much tetter than a free hold one. According to the mpew Constitution, every white mate citizen of the Bfcmmorwealth resident therein, aged 21 years Howards, being qualified to exercise the right ■Suffrage by the former constitution and laws; every such citizen being possessed, or whose tenant for years, at will or at sufferance, is pos sessed of an estate of freehold in land of the value of #26; and evdry such citizen, being possessed, as tenant in common, joint tenant or pnreencr, of dr interest in or share ot lunil, and having an es tate of freehold therein to the value of $25 or be ing entitled to a reversion or vested remainder in fee, expectant on an estate for life or lives in land of,fifty dollars, and re-assessed to be, if any such assessment thereof be required by law; (each and every such citizen unless his title shall have cArne to him by descent, devise, marriage or marriage se.llement, having been so possessed or entitled fpf six months;) and every such'citizen, who shall own and be himself in actual occupation of a leasehold estate, with the evidence of title re corded two months before he shall offer to vote, of a term originally not less than five years of the -annual value or rent of twenty dollars, and every such citizen who for twelve months next preced ing has been a house-keeper and head of a family WBthin the county, city, town, borough or election district where lie may offer to vote, and shall have been assessed with a part of the revenue of the Commonwealth within the preceding year, and actually paid the same—and no others are quail-1 fied to vote for members of the General Assembly The Legislature is to be formed of two distinct i branches, and called the General Assembly. One j of the branches is called the House of Delegates, ihe other the Senate. There is to be a Conncil of Slate, consisting of three to be appointed bv joint vote of both Hons-, CS ot the General Assembly, the service of one of whom will expire at the expiration of one year; one at the expiration of two years; the other at the expiration of three years; in order to elect ene new Coucilor every three years—the senior of whom will be” LientenanfGdvernor. The Go vernor is to be elected by joint ballot in like man ner as the Council of State, and his form of xer vice three years. At the expiration of the three years for which lie will have been elected, he is ineligible to serve again, until an interval of three years next succeeding the expiration of bis term erf service. , The Judges of the Supreme Court of Appeals and the Judges of the Superior Courts are to he elected by joint ballot of both houses of the Gene ral Asscmtdy. and to hold their office during good behavior, unless removed by the concurrent vote of both houses of the General Assembly, two tbiids agreeing thereto; and they are restricted from holding any other office, appointment, or public trust-. The term of service of the present Judges will expire at the end of the first session of the General Assembly that may he appointed tinder the mtr Constitution, The old Bill of Rights made on the 12th of June, IT7ti, is declared without amendment to be in Jbill force, and to stand in Ihe same relation to the- new Constitution, that it did to the old one. The Constitution has reduced the Representa tion from 238 t 0.166. Should Georgia follow the example here set in relation to her Kcpregentati- An ; she would have bettzr lap s, and at a l s cx- JJamWe Casualty.—tTe learn by He f.facou Telegraph, that on the 18th inst, one or ihe negro hodscs of Ms. Jtimcs Thompson, of Bibb county, took fire and was consumed together with six small negro children, who it uppenrs hud been incautiously lyft alone by their mothers, whilst they Wept off dtt a visit to a ifelghboring planta tion. During tHbir absence the house took fire, whilst the children were asleep, and before it was discovered und assistance reached the spot, thb roof was tumbling in. and the unfortunate vic tims were literally burnt to ashes. Bivks --A considerable pressure hns existed in Sava” nib in the motley market, which is at tributed to the misunderstanding- Existing be tween the Augusta Bank, and the Merchants’ & Planters’ Bank of the same place. A hope is ex pressed that a reconciliation is about to take place between these two formidable Opponents, and thereby restore matters to their former peacea ble course. -esttfer’ V. S. Bank Shnrres.— 228 3Hitres U. S. Bank Stock were sold at New 1 ork on the 1-lth ultimo 80 at $1 Hi 7-8; 59 at sll7 3-1: and 89 at sll7 1-4. -SSatsSte. ftlß. FRKUNoarJYses.—tVe lake great pleasure in dorretirtg the error we were led into last week, hy the United States Telegraph, in ascribing to the above gentleman a very uncourtly exclama tion. It appears he did not make use of the ex ceptionable W4rd3 which we took the liberty to censure; consequently the censure does not ap ply. The young man (mentioned in the. piece below) deserves a severe reprimand for Conduct so gross and improper. He had no right to ex ercise his ‘mischief’ in a manner well calculated io stigmatize the character ot a gentleman, bv attaching to it a slain. of so foul a nature. We co py Ihe following /’root the United States Telegraph. CORRECTION. It is with extreme mortification that ivc would apologise to the public, mid particularly n> the Don. Air. Frki.iughuvse.x, for the insertion, in part of yesterday s Impression, at the conclusion of Air. h’s. remarks, of the decluratioil that Air, F. would not vote for the bill,accompanied bv an exclamation which all who are acquainted will, the character of that gentleman must know that bets incapable of making. The'exr-epii words were mischievously written on the slip con taining the conclusion of his speech bv one ofthe’ young men iij the office, who upon glancing „c il„- paper, was the first to discorertlmt they had been printed, aud whose i egret and mortification ai the circumstance, g ve satisfactory cvidericwqiiat'ii was not his intention that they should appear i„ the paper. It is proper also’ that ii s iio#ld („. made known, that tuc proper correction was im mediately made, and a satisfactory explanation and apology given to Mr. Fkelinghuvsex. Rowlelts Interest Tables.— (twill be seen bv the following, that these famed Tables are not eulire ly clear of error, and that how’er Air. R. mnv beast of accuracy, and offer one kindred und fifty dollars lor the discovery of an error, he w ill have to acknowledge himself indebted to Mr. 1R;fi ll ITT. senior editor of the Statesman and Patri ot, Milledgeville, for at least two corrections.— /fe tytve supposed Mr. Burritt to tie the person who discovered the errors, knowing he is the in dividual rbat lias lately published (tie --little Table of Interest” mentioned in the lattbr part of (be ar ticle below. We have not seen Air. Bunins terest Table, u:ld eantidl speak as to its men, From the Statesman (y Patriot. Rowlett's Interest Tublts.~ Nt) work, perhaps requiring so many calculations, s „ niurti carefulness in tit* arrangement of its fisuers, lias fewer error# of either kind, than the vc , lar Volume, under the above tide | |'K character lor accuracy which these Tables have justly obtained in many of the blai,-., rkeu ti-f rate of interest is the same, Inn, been yen llaiin iuglv manifested by solemn enactments of then Legislatures—declaring that tin computation of interest shall be -according to the slumlord mid do*o to Rowlett's ‘Tables.” Similar i.-let have been ordained, and are indeed of vc-i vM-neial operation in the different Banks; insomuch that it is daily undergoing, as it lias done tor years past, a most universal scrutiny. So confident in deed, istlieauthor himself, of their perfect accu racy, that he offers ONE HUNDRED AND 111 CY DOLLARS for the discos erv of an enoil Knowing therefore that we shall ‘deserve the Thanks ot the author, and dual the same linn what we would that lie should do ante us, under like circumstances, we beg leave to suggest that there arc twv errors in the lust example on the eleventh page—under Prob. 2. In the illustra tion of this problem. 19 days occur iu turn instan ces, where Ihe calculation requires 21. There is certainly very lidle importance at tached lo the correction of lbe.se iwo c,.- y ,,[ Mr. R’s hive of accuracy will doubtless incite him to notice them in his next impression. Appropm. IVe have ourselves just manufactured I a little Tn hie of Interest, wliirh our confrere, At- Rowlett, is respectfully invited to examine,’ ami j if he can, reciprocate the courtesy we huvd ten dered to him. ( It is said by the Savannah papers, npou the authority of passengers tin* arrived in the South ern Stage on Tuesday the 2fiih ult. that aniclan choly event look place in Dafien on Monday pi e vious. In consequence of a previous misunder standing, a rencounter occurred in the streets of that city, between Alaj. Jobs Flovd it Allen B- Powell- Esq, in which the former whs shot thro’ the body, by the latter, and died in a short time aftei. Mi. Powell it was said surrendered him self to the civil authority. Alabama.— A hill has been introduced before the Legislature of AlabnWn, the principal feat urezof which, is to exempt the properly of the hiyband or wife from liability foi the payment of debts contracted by the other previous to mar riage. On Tuesday the 19th ult. a message was re ceived in the House of Representatives from the P.esident, stating that he had received from Bolivar, President of the Republic of Colombia a Golf! Medal, struck to comnicmoruie the pre servation of the Liberator Vi on. a recent attempt to assassmalc him; and that in conformity with that provision ol lhe Constitution which prohibit ed any ot Ihe public functionaries of the United Stutes from accepting presents from Foreign Powers, he submitted its diiposal to the discre tion of Congress. The communication excited considerable interest throughout the House. The Whig printed in Virginia, remarking on the proceedings ofthe late Convention in Virginia, observes; — ‘•Wc congratulate the people that ihe mown tain so long in labor, is delivered at last; and we i give them this advice, satisfied from q|#erra <i of its soumfnefis; Unit if tn fbe ex.-rc/se of thru sovereign discretion, thev ever se* j! | lt c .,p another Convention, lo elect to It fewer Inwvers and more men of everj.-d.iv sense-—for if the dis tinction was riot known bethre, the liistoiyr ofthe Iss't three mouths has eh arlv established the wide difference that exists between Utleulsaiul common sense.’’ Frond tWe aspect of Ibe vote in the House of Representatives, whether rndiniilie,- should be appointed to inquire into the cxpsdicnry of up propi iatiug the nett firoeeeds of the Pitblic Lands to the several State! and Territories for tin- pur poses of Education and internal improve -bent, ti seems probable, that a pi ovirion t.f this kind will be adopted, ‘lue vote oil the appointment ol such It committee had a UKijonty'ol 43 votes in (lie Qllirraativc. other propositions dclimed in Congress •thout the fiublic Lands, it is projtosed to suspeuil i lie sales, and limit them lo such lauds only as have been heretofore ollered, aud are subject to I beenteredata minimum price. Asa corollary horn this, it is concluded, that the office of Sur veyor-General may be Abolished. ( Georgia Courier. rfavid P. Hillboiue. l-.sq. has been appointed Sujterintendant oj Public Roads and Hirers for the Eastern division of tiiis Slate. Htx is ai pre seut engaged in the discharge of his duties in exa mining the Savannah River from Augusta lo Sa vannah. Our L.ity Council, in whose discretion lies the selection of the roads to be worked upon, i bail a meeting on Friday night lasi, but nothing j was decisively determined. Enough was gather-1 ed, however, from the disposition hianifistod to induce a belie/ that the hands would be first plac eri on the rdilds leading from this c.itv to iVlillrgde ville and U’ashiiigtoii. The hands lately uoik idg o-a-the Allhmaha river are expected here in a Ic days. J lands were jiui ta work at Mvilcd-e ----viile on Tuesday last. We hoptiheztial which appears to inspire the State in opeiauoin fin its miprovemeiit, will bb followed with success ’Thomas Pace, Esq. of Twiggs County, lias been appointed siiperinteudaiit ofthe Roots and Rivers it -Macon, Columbus and Flint River. lb. The New-Vork American obeervrs—“lt Ims been derided hy our Courts that, incase of a lull -ai Liverpool, payable in Lhndoii, ami (irotrsted , -or itoM-drceptancc, the prnh.lt far no repayment •nay, at the option oj the hairier, bt marie r alter ia tJrerptml or Condon, .lie- point mo-e m the case■ ol lVlqcoi] is. Franklin, in 3J Jaiitltoii’A Re port, ’’’ The Albany Argus soys, dial—“ Federalism. Ulauisixni and Ami .diailar, are one and the same thing,” And gives the ivsni! ofthe luie elec tions in the state ol Nov Vork as a proof of it. —*/<?<.— Cxtrael a of letter, rrreired at the Department ot’ State, /rum Ihe Consul at Urriiod Ikri'esat Tam . pica. • \ severe huricanc. which oi-em red on the ]<\ •and S.-ptemhcr last, did more dainnst* to the conn fry than the mv.isimi itself. Most ofthe Aiueri* ■ ’.■n men haul-in the peri.nl of Hie invasion em barked tHeir efleeis, hooks, papers, Ate. on hoard .he l-oiled .flutes Ship itoniet, which shi|xw,-nl : ° schm the gale anil has-nev.-rsince ik-i-o heard honi. Thepiiiicio.il ptrlofdie Kigiish. Ki-.oich and Germ in merchants, placed their property, nooks, ike. on hoard a Fl e.fcli ijrig called tin t *. rotiue, then in port, to be sent ab-mi im miles op 111-river, ill a plat e called P.moeo; on her way up she encountered the Imricauej which cupsised her and she Slink, not art aitiele being sav. JEWELLERY". Jits’ Herddnt (m l fkr suit: It/ the Subset Urn-, a.v ashortaipnt^dp Fine .Jewellery, CONSIST!:.’G OF EE A TIL Ihitv-fitijrs iV Hniygf jiina, Bracelets iinti (.-!iißj>s, L-oial iii. Mil.-t, Eli r-tlrtipa of tilliVin ni kinds, BrftUSt I*lllß Itnd I'uin-tii- Uinog, Wald. .Seals, Keys and Slldt;.,, Fine Gold Neekliu-cs’ Ate, VY hich will lie Mold on as got >4 term? or letter, titan they cun he hoasjdit in Augusta. 1,. J}. ivINCE Fehrnury 2 ( 2l Sheriffs Sale3. WILL he sold on the Imi Tues day in Vi arch, ne yt, at (he Court house its Wilkes county, be tween the usual sale boors, the fol lowing property, to wit: One sorrel bursa rind two Promissory Notes one Car one- hund red dollars, and the other lor l’> dol lars ami fifty cents Both tfmde pay-a ble to (J lidord Wood raft", (tn or be fore the twenty-fifth of December riext, signed by William Hu? lies and Jane Hughes; all levied on as the property of William Uughesto satis fy sundry ftfus vs. said Hughes. ALSO Four negroes, to wit: Lottv, Washington, Sam, and Ned; all le vied on as the property of Willis Pucker, to satisfy thread fas, one in llie name of James Walker, and one in the name of John 11. Walker, and one in favor of Kimhro Standard vs. saitl llucker. . ’ John Burks, D. S. January 30th 1630. ®,'wjLTILL .he sold on the first ▼ T Tuesday in April next, at Wilkes Court House between the u sual sale hours, the following pro perty to wit: j Two negroes, n girl named (Edney, and a hoy named Charles; levied on as the property of George Mallory, to satisfy a fifty on the foreclosure of a mortgage in the name of George HJeßeen vs. said Mallory— property pointed in said fifu. John Burks, D, SU February U, 1830, • c • StjUTHif- He <foU! on Ike Ist Tufst dny in March next, at the court House in Wilkes county, hft twoen the usna! sole hours, tfie fol lowing property, to wit: One oltl negro woman by the name of Fnnny; loviefi on as the property of Andrew Rndddl, dccM., hy virtue of a fifu in fitvor of A. A. ’Clcvebujd, vs. Isaac N. Mathews adtninistratpr of A. Riidddl, doc’d, said fifu having issued ft oip a Justi ces court and levied hv :i. Constuhle, Stephen A. Johnson, Sli’tf Jiimmty 30, 1830. lie soltl nt Ell)ert Will ft V ¥ House oh the first Tuesday in April next, within the usual sale boors the following property, to wit : Throe negroes; Dinah, n wo man, Henry, n hoj, and Tilda, a girl, one cow and calf, two heifers, two liorses, one sow and pigs, two leather beds and furniture, one sor rel colt, twenty barrels ofeor'n and three hundred weight of pork ; levi ed on ns the property of Charles Carditi to satisfy a fifa tm the foreclo sure of a mortgage in favor of Moses G. Cardin, vs. (-’buries Cardin, pro perty pointed out in said mortgage. Leroy Upshaw, D. S. January 28, 1830 be sold at the Court ¥ ¥ house of F.lbert county, on I lie first Tuesday in March next, within the usttnl boms of sale, the following property, to wit: 100 acres: of land more or less well improved whereon WelihlTlirel keld now lives on the waters ofthe 1 loverdam creek adjoiningofTHomnS Oliver and others; levied on ns the property of Junes F. (Jhntnhers to snlisty it fi fa in favor of Peter Shep herd for the use of ILtzil Pace vs. James L. Fhatnhors property point ed out by James llottotiv ALSO, ff 9 acres of land more dr less atljftining t!f S-nnitel C’.tr and othei'fi on the waters of the BoVerdatn creek; levied on as ihe property of Nimrod Patterson to satisfy a fi fit from a jus tices court in favor of Thomas Hu vnes vs. Nimrod Patterson which fi fa Ghitrles Hendry has die cotitroul of; land pointed out byChrtl les Hendry nttti levied on by Moses Duucati con ! stable nod returned to me. Martin Dead wylcr, Slt’fiT. 1 Juntuuv 27th 1.83’). PUBLIC SALE. r®IHF. Snlisriher intending to .rn. move frrtm t>;is State, will of fer foi- sale on Thursday, the 11th 1’ ol.iinry next, nt ii is Plantations, the one on llocky creek, the other on Fishing creek, a lid known as his Mill place; nil of his 1 rishablp Propcrty, coiisisting of Bacon, I.artl, Corn, Fodder, Oats, Horses, (’tittle, Hogs, Sheep, Plmitation tools, &e, Ae; A Ist), nt the same time and place, will he sold, about m NEGROES. The sale will commence at his Plantation, on Rocky” creek, and C'latinne froth dty to day, until all is disposed oftitere; it will then he continued, by -commencting at Iris other Plantat ion on Fishing creek, known as his Mill place, and contin ue in like manner ft om day to day, until till is disposed of at said place. ALSO, will be soltl in the Town of YVashino-- sou, nil of bis Household und Kitchen FURNITURE, consisting of a Sideboard, Tables, Clmirs, Ac. &c. ALSO, The House and Lot In the Town of Washington, his present residence, possession to be given on the first day of March next, and his Plantation containing be tween three and four hundred acres of Land, on which is erected & GRIST MILL, Together with a suitable Dwelling for air overseer, Ac. Titles will be mode char of all incumbrances. TERMS—Notes with approved security will be required for all sums above Ten Dollars, made payable on the first day of January next. For all sums not exceeding Ten Dollars —Cash. Any, or all of the above property will he disposed of at pri vate sale, should a purchaser offer SAMUEL W. GOODE. Washington, Wilkes County, ’ JwMlsrj FBSU * fPWt MEDICAL Institute of‘Geor;ifk, THIS Institution, comment'll jts regular operation, or, .he .combined Acatluinic and Coll.-put* pi.,,, c fctrucfiftn, on ih<* first ofC)ctoo#>f lasi. The throe first branches of instruction wln-A have bcert taken up by the lecturers art. Anaton,v, by Dr, G.tlrvur, Chemistry, by Os. Joan, Midwifely liy lJr. A.stokv The reeiilur courses on these szhjr-ets are et* peeled t. be Completed by the close ofthe pres*.,# month; and the remaining three yvili be eniercrt upon by the Ist Felnuaiy, viz- Snrgpiy hv i)r. Gakvi.x. e Materia Me.ljca by Dr, Fori,, Institutes aud practice of Medicine bv Dr • AstorV. Experience I htw far, show* tbe superior value of the plan of this Institution, over 111* c.jnmon course of study, and affoidS u foil pledge of its success, w ■ ‘’* l ** Ct ’ticnt board is furnished ir, th. rnslitn.’ lion at s<) per month witlioat, and Ten Dollars arid twenty-five cents with lodging. John df.n t, j Execi* J. G. M’WHORTER. > ,i ve n-r-ri.- , MILTON ANTON V, U'.om’ti II T F.diiors favorable fit the cause of Medical Science in S. Carolina ami Georgia, will please inseri (he above a few time?. Prospectus* OF THE JS\ w- York •Imuh t, , AND Ladles’ Le ter ary and Religious CHRONICLE. TIIL primaryobjeftoi'this wort Will be, to check the rapid progress of two alarming evils, so fainll, lent in oiircmini, j , viz: linen,perancemid liifidr dily—"l",-le like the canker worm* arestrippiag the green walks of life of its flowers, ami Ic’.viht Ihe moral world a leafless detail. To,|o this Ihe uimeeffecttially. a shall pom t, av i„ ,he most (nid colours, tin- deformity and deleterious cuss sequences of these most dendly evils, by interest-* iRg moral talcs, sketches, fragments, essays akd scnptua| illustrations. We shall eodervou'r JO chat isli in the heads of our readers, the sublime and benevolent sentiments ol thc blessed go.pel of Jcsui Christ—to exbibet the l.eauiics and te* wards ol viriug in all their captivating lorelme to a waken the better feelings ofhumtui uaturtir— to cultivate the social and Duaiestic aflections-ev to lead the mind thimigl, the most delight fid avei Dries, to the hoSvers of happiness and peace—t* el,-vale and enlarge the concept ions—to imbue ll* UridorStmldlfig w ith the most exulted ideas of illi* initahiC attributes and perfections of the Great Uh l vuilty—thnrehy leading mankind to “fear God ami keep his coinmandtheuts.” To aceomidish these designs. ,ve shall ceil R>’ aid all the eloquence of truth, clothed in Ud ino-t! fascm.il.ng forms—suck as moral essays, simple or patheiic tales, varying “from grave to guy. mm lively to serene’’—poetical sketches—didag-I m. ttiiich'B. id versr anil soinciinifK tp euliveo, otir pages, a tale ot fancy—a l.uinomons siory— an allegory g ballad-.-or, a song will receive -i.i insertion. In each &in all, the great end ami inCnts, through a | leasing medium, to the beatl— * or, m other words, to blend “ihe useful w-itVl fnt, siAvtff.” 11l order to furnish our readers with the choic* est articles both of poetry ant) pros*—to encours - age gemus and to foster talent—generous orei’ iiminis will be awarded, from time ti time, foi q-. Jf!. * f : ’. titvi'ished. The entire service oftv distinginshed literary gentleman, late Iron, Lor* a , has ‘°!’ M,m ‘ ! "<** been a camrihiiw tm the English periodicals, are engaged fog tl.vz N< w-Vork Amulet. With these claims fog pate routine, the work will be submitted lo Hie sou-id* ei atmn ot a candid and generous public. Should w o succeed m our e.ideavouis to biead Hstiiilm-sw. and ms,rue,.-.,. will, amusement and delight, our* Olijeet Will ho accomplished. • tViMin-ios,.— -she Ne.v-Vork Amolet-pulK , Itslied bv mi assoc,at,on of geuttemeu-wilk la * ’ pr " , ' o<, °° bno. wliite pa|,er dtosize. Ii m ’l” II ° He V | , ' V|le ’ * U b'T'nifkapiiicnL exects- A 1 - . . -r ° f * , '- v puhlicutidn l in *1 11’ ” . , Wl ‘ ** e “flofdeti so eity subscribers m ph, ad.-lphia and New-Vork. ho HI. receivw .1 J u raglirr, at one dvllar aud twenty-five mg the vohime, handsomely covyred tm preser. va.iuii. Mail subscribers yrilboul covets, w ill lo * y"vf nn/fr “ v > l, uae i Ut the very low price of, ~ L TjOLLAß —payable in advance. Sliimld P ?, onage wurceiit the expense, the work w in r,e embellished will, copperplate engraving*^ AND Monthly Milesian, a RUTueic, t.fi ct-Aitv, A-.-p ims .iativ mcr.n.ii Edited btj ’ GEORGE FLFFER; “WfeateVi mn v be onr hfimblo lot, By tots denounc’d— by friends forgot- Thihc isVmr sool—onr sigh, smile— .Gt* or Tax Ocean! —Lovlli EmeiiamjlsXe * roa CONTENTS. History of Ireland, Chap. XIV. Chapter XV, Biographical Sketches b( entinenf PuinferV. No. I. I Michael Angelo.) Edmorin and Lila, nu Eastern Tale Ancient Sepulture ottlie Irish , Literary aud Biogrsphiral Notices of lrlsl, AmR tliots and Artists, No. XII. (James Orri H:h Topography No, | X . (JLcurnon jnjs Dublin to Lomkmderry,) Original I’atchwpik, (7’Ae Toilet Table) ‘(Dr. Jvsrph It'aeinji) — (O'Keefe:, Lon. UtratCi) (limit s Cake,) [Drinking llrnllhs ) ~, (.Saluting ihe Ladies) Topographical Sketches of American SecfciV iNo. l. ( liouuntjo) The New York Stage, (7’A, New Tn.gednr.fSfal femora, lye.) h J J Doctor ftlacnevcn it our History of Ireland Original Poetry ( A Lnlaiictor'y Ode) Hirer Ottarcas) ” ~( it'nneuud CnslieJ ( Henry's drove) { To Mary) TERMS. Twelve Months, (payable ut <tJr,'liter, 1 £S (A *lO. •* “ A. Q IH\ Three do. ** ~ T Subvscriptions to the vu hove will he roceiveU by • ttif*; ■ i;oT ■ofthe News. ‘ * JOITT 1 HINTING W*t!y •gccSted at this OJK..A
