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-VOLUME XXVIII.
THCShDAIf EVENIiNO, AUGUST. 18. issi
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*-< E(J«(3IA, Chatham County—Bj/
n-yrthe Hon- the Justices of the Inferior
£^,1 of Chatham county sitting for Ordi
nanj jt nt») Concern:
Where*’ 1"'““ ”• ,,ullr,oh ha * a PP liad
, the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of
Ci,..bsiirConnty,for tetter. of Admini.tr.
„„ the estate and effects of Mrs. Hetty
A l*3loSh late of Chathant County.
These are tlierofore to.exeite and adtnon
,11 and singular the kindred end ciedi
tors of the said deceased, to file their ob
echoes (It any they have) to the granting
J oftao administration of the estate of the
deceased to the applicant In the Clerk's
Office of the said Court, on or before tho
fifth day of September neat; otherwise let
terttf administration*!!! be granted.
Witness the Honorable Isaac Mims one
of the Justices °r the «aid Court. tKe se
<rcnd day of Aug'»t A. V. 1831.
R. W POOLER, c# c. Oa Ce o
Aug t
/Ti EORGIA—Chatham County. By
fljT tht Honorable the ; Justices oj the
Inferior Court of tht county of Chatham,
token sitting for ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may Concern:
Whereas Amos Scuddftf .applied to the
Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Chat
ham County,for Letters of Administration
on the estate and effocis of isasc.Scudder
late of Cnatham County decease^
These are therefore to cite and wlmon
iih, all and singular the kindred aod eredi
tors of ihe said deceased, to file their cijjec
lions (If any they have) lo the g1a01i113.Pi
the administration of the estate of the dc
ceased to the applicant in the Clerk’s Of
dee of the said Court.on or before the fifth
day of September next; otherwise letters
of ddministra’ioh will be granted-
Witness the Honorable Isaac Minis one
of the Justices of the sat(f'"Court, the sec
oiid day of August A. D. one thousand
eight hundred and thirty one.
R. W. POOLER, c.c.o.c.c.
Aug ‘ :
dt~?1 EORGIA# Eflint,Irani County—/?*/
wJBT the Honorable; the Justices of the In
ferior Court oj Effingham County, sitting
*or ordinary purposes.. . .
To ail whom it may concern, -nv
Whereas, Jerusha Graham, adimnistrd-
trix of John Paisley, has applied to the
Hooorable the Court of Ordinary of CJhat-
ham county, ro be dismissed from said ad
ministratorship.
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and credi-
ors afthe said deceased to file Iheit object
tiomfifany they have,) in my office,on or
before the'Tth Pecembor next j otherwise
letters of dismissory will be granted to the
said applicant* *■
VVituess the Hon. John Cumming, one
of the Justices of the said court ofordina-
ty, this 7th day of June, A D'1831.
, t R. W. POOLER, c. c. o. c, o.
june 7
iT'f EORGIA—Chatham County—By
xX the Honorable ihe Justices of the In
fenor Court of Chatham county sitting
for ordinary imrpo3cs.
To all whom it may concern.
Whdreas, L, W. Hogan and William
Hogan Executrix and executor of the es-
tale of John Gardiner deceased, nas appli
ed to the Honorable theConrt of Ordinary
of Chatham County, for letters of dismis
sion from said estate.
These aietherefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and crciitors
of said deceased, to file their objections (if
any they have)to the granting of the letters
dismltsory nn the estate of the deceased
to the applicant in the Clerk’s office of the
said Court, on or before the- first, day,of
Oct. next-, otherwise letters dismissorv
Arlll be granted.
I - -,Witness, the Hon, John Cumming,
of the Justices ofsaid Court, tbe filst
day of March A.D. 1831.
\ R. W. POOLER, c.c.o.c.c.
nirr fit •
rfiEORCfA -Chatham County. By
Jo 'he He.-ihe JustUtTo! the inferior
Court 0) Chatham County sitting for ordi
nary pWnra ses.
To all whom it may concern:
- Whereas , Richard R. Cnyler, has ap
plied to Ihe Honorable tile Court of Ordi
narv of Chatham Couijty, for Letters of
A , dl wowlvellon on tlie estate and effects
of Mathew Eppinger, lato of Chatham
County deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon
b, all and singular the kindred and eredi
tors of the said deceased, to file their oh
jections (if any they have) to the granting
of the admlmstraiion of ihe estate of the
deceased to the aplioant in ihe Clerk’, Ol
the said Court, on or before the
"’I 01 September next; otherwise let
■"rs of administration will h« granted.
W itness the Honorable Isaac Minis, one
1 lie Justices of the said Court, ihe
fourth day of August. A. I). ono thou
sand eight hundred and thirty-one.
K.W. POOLER e'e/o. c.c.
an fi 4
^g1_EOROlA,Chaliien»county—Hy th
‘ Hart, the Justicesof theInfer
lilting Jot
of Chatham County, lilting j
trrinr Court
ordinary
purposes v r J ; •> •
To all whom' it may concetti#'
Whereas, Jacob Shaffer. Executor,'of
Balthasar Shaffer, late of Chatham Conn
tv deceased, applied tb the Honorable the
Court of Ordinary of Chatham County,to
be dUnutscd from his s;::d Executorship.
- These are therefore to cite and admon
1fh» all and singular, the kindred afid cred
hois of the said deceased, to file their ob
jections (if any they BsVe) in the Clerk’s
Office' of tho said Court# on or before the
second day ofEcbrtiary next; otherwise let
tors of ui»u*isfiionwill be granted.
Witness tho Honorable Isaac niinis.onc
of the Justices of the said Court# these
cond day of August, A. D, 1831.
, R. W.POOLER, c.c.o.c.c.
aug 2 ]•
O EORGIA. Chatham County—Bj,
the Hon the Justices oj the Inferior
Court of Chatham County,sitting Joi Ordi
nary purposes. ’
To ail whom it may Concern:
- Whereas Joseph Wiggins ex’or-Christ!
ani. F. Honk into of Chatham County
deceaind, applied to the Honorable tho
Court of Ordinary of Chatham County,to
be dismissed Train his said executorship.
These aro therefore to cite and atfinon
wh. all and singular, the kindred and eredi
tors of ihe said deceased, to file their objec
tions (if any th#v hare) in the Clerk’s Of
fice of the >Ad Court, on or befoub the
second day y;«>f: February next; othatwise
letters of dismission tril! he'granted.' ' r
Witflfi*. ^ Umr Mini* one
of ‘ ths Justices, of tho said Court, the Sec
nr.d day of August.**: A. I). one thousand
eight hundred artdtHIRy one:
R. W.POOLER, c.c.o.c.c.
EORGIA—Chatham County—By
*UX thcffonorahlethc Justices of the In
ferior Court of Chatham County, when
sitting for r.-dinary purposes '
To all whom it may concern:
Whereas, Richard R Cuyler, has appli
ed to tho tlnnorablr tho Court of Oidinary
of Chatham County, for Letters of Admin
ist ration on the esrare and efteets of James
Eppinger late of Chatham County, de
ceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish,
s!l and singular, the kindled Mini wliiors
of the said deceased, to fije their objections
(if any they hare) to th^gronting of the
Administration of the estate of the tleceas
ed to the applicant, in the Clerk’s Office
of the said Court, on or before the filh day
of September next; otherwise, letters of
adiidnUltalioh will he granted.
Witness the lion isaac Minis, one of
the Justices of the said Court, the fourth
day of Angtist, A. D. one thousand eight
hundred and thirty ono.
R W.POOLER, c. c.o. c.c
aug 4
BORGIA—Chatham County—By
*LW the Hon. - ‘ '
—- ••• > *»•»•* the Justices of the Inferior
Court of Chatham County, sitting for or*
dmary purposes.
To all whom it may Concern:
Whereas, Ellen Taylor, has applied to
the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of
x/baihait) County, for Letters of adminis
Jrattonon the estate and effects of Wil-
ham Taylor, late cf Chatham County de.
cessed. -
these as# therefore to cite and admonish,
0 , 2*? l,r ’ ' h « ^ndred, and creditors
lln. Ii7l a de '? 4, .' a > ^ file their objec
th. A!™’ *'? n,,t ) lo 'he gaming of
cdu.0 n,! ‘ l, J' , * , ' on °f 'he evtule of the do
‘ ha •PPlicxnt in the Clork’, Of.
filth °" or before tlie
««. of ?•**» 0‘herwfw let
Wii„. S U, .? n ° D "- 11 > % r *"'ed.
WitneM the Honorable l. Minii, one of
'he Jiirticc oflh9 Court, the lccond
tlaj Ol August, A. D. 183,. "*
R. W. POOLER, c. c. o. c.
^ ^ f ° T 0Tdi
*o ail whom it mau concern.
T’/n rf,Qne - “dminiltr.
or or Joab II. Prosser, l,.s applied to the
Honorable ihe Cam of Ordinary or Chat
film Count v, lo to dismissed from his said
administratorship. • : .i.
Tbeso are therefore to cite and admoh-
•J -Rand singular the kindred Jeered itois
wifi deceased to filo their objection, (it
they have) in the Clerk’s office of the
ttd Court,on of before the 7th day of Do-
•Jmbcr next; otherwise letters dismissory
be granted. «’-v a 1 '
it, Hon. John Cumming one
Justices of the said Court the 7
tfa Jof June. A- D. list#
. W. POOLER, c. c. o. c. c.
june 7
Solution of Chloride of
So^a.
A ^«PPlr ®f the eho»e, prepared by
th* New England Chemical Compa
J *“»* received per brig Frances, and
w sale by f, if. TURNER,
Opposite ihe Mansion House
C 'l EORGIA—Chatham Couoty—/?^
W the Honorable the JustictS of the
Inferior Court, of Chatham County, when
sitting for ordinary purposes,
Toaiiwhom it may concern:
Whereas, James B. Norris, administra
tor Jeremiah Pittimn, has applied to the
Honorable the Court of Ordinary ol Chat
ham Couuty. to he dismissed from his
•aiJ-Adiniuisii'alursliip. .
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish, all and singular# the kindred and cred
itors of the said deceased, to file their ob-
jecflbns (if any they have) in the Clerk’s
Office of the said Court an or beford the
fifth' day of February next; otltei wise let-
tera-of dismissory will bo granted.
' W ft ness tho Honorable Isaac Minis,one
or the Justices of the Court, the fourth
day August; 'g; D, cue thousand eight
hundred und thirty one.
R. W. POOLER, c. c# o. c. c.
aug 4 .
G 1 EORGIA—CliHtham County—£?u
1 the Honorable the Justices’of the
Ittfeuor Court of Chatham County, jehen
sitting for ordinary purposes,
a| l “horn i, inay concern:
Whereas, James It, Norris, Ouardienol
Tmioiny end L. Pituuau. has ap
plied to Ihe Honorable the Court of Or
dinary of Chatham County, to be disniis*
sed from his said Guardianship.
These are therefore fo cite and admon
ish, all and singular, the kindred and cred
ilors of the said minors, to file their objec
tions (if any they have) in the Clerk's
Office of the said Court, on or before the
fifth day of February next; otherwise let
ters of dismissory will be granted;
Witness the Honorable Isaac Minis, one
of the Justices of the said Court, the 4th
0 f day of August, A. I), one thousand eight
- hundred and thirty one.
R. W. POOLER, c. c. o. c. c
aug 4
C 'l EORGIA, Chatham County—By
W the Honorable, the Justices of the In
ferior Court of Chatham County, sitting
for ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas, Richard R Cuyler has applied
to the Honorable the Court of Ordinary
of Chatham County, for Letters of Admin
istraUoo on the ettgte and effects of George
Eppinger late of Chatham County, deceas
These are to cite and admonish, all and
singular the kir.drad and creditors of tin*
said deceased; td file their objections (if
any they have) to the granting of the ad
ministration of the estate of the deceased
tothe applies* in the Cleik’s Office of
the said Court, op or before the fifth day
September next; ntheerwhe letter* of ad*
minUtration will he granted.
Witness the Honorable Patrick Hous
ton .one of the Justices of the said Court,
the fourth day of August, A l>. 1831.
R.W. POOLER, c. c. o. c. c.
aug 4
A Fresh *upply of this superior articl
/m prepargcjjy Ha toy, Moore & David
son, (London) Jnss received and for tale
b X „ T, M. TIIRNKR.
• Opposite the Mansion House.
tug 13
■ _i KOItfJIA—Chath.m County—By
f~r iff Honorable the Justices of the In-
ii*H T r C0nTt ,y Ch(Uh,m County, when sit-
ting for ordinary purposes,
*" "bom it may Concern:
Whetea, Aioxander A. Smelt, applied
h> Honorable the Conn of Ordinary of
Chatham -County, for leiler. of Adminu
iratioii on the estate and effect, of William
.j" ■ vans ’ '*'«•>' Chatham County,'deceas
These are therefore to cite and admon
nth, all and smeular, the kindred and crc
ditors qf the said deceased, to file iheir oh
jections (if any they have) to the granting
or Ifie administration of the estate of the
deceased to the applicant in the Clerk's Ol
ficn of the_ saltl Courl, bn or before tlie
hrtli dajr of September next; otherwise let
of ’dniinistration will be granted.
Witness the Honorable Isaac Minis, one
of the Justices of the said Court, ihe
second day of Angust.A. D. one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty one.
nue 2 R, W. f»OOLER, c. c. o. c. c.
Daily Paper..,..,..eig(it dollar* per annum
Country Papcr....„..vix dollars per annum
PATABLE III AOVAWCE. 'i ^
ill News, and New Advertisements ap
pear in both papers#
Qj* Office on uie Bayj in the brick
buildiug on the corner of Whitaker street
opposite T. Ryersou’s Drug and Chemical
6tore.
C 'l EORGIA, Utiatiiaui county-tin the
W Hon. the Justices of the In ferior
To all whom it tnsy concern-
rh. H erea :- T ^ h ° S - A,k '’''’ h »’ °PpHed to
the Hon. the Court of Ofdinary ol Chat
hem county for letters of Administration
on the estate and offce.i. of Mary U. Wil
Its a. d. Mary K. Magee.
1 itesc arc therelnm in ,n. ..a
'll and singular the kind'r'e'd and cr'e'dimr'l
lif .oV.’t, d t C0J “ d ’« u fil« 'heir objections
(if-ny they have) to the gianting of the
administration of the estate of the deceas
ed to the applicant in the Clerk’s Office of
the said court, on or before the Sod das ol
- epr.niber nest; otherwisejftUen «l admin
istiation wil] be granted.
Witness, the lion. John Cumming, one
of the Justices of the Cetirt of Ordinary
lor said County,this second day of Augost,
A. D.1831. s ’
R. W. POOLER, c. c. o. c. c.
ang ?
C ^lbORUlA, Chathant Coiiitiy.—-tyu
M the Honorable the Justices of the In
ff rl0T Court of Chatham County sitting
for Ordinary purposes:-^. *
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas,James H.ltulloch,ha, applied to
the Honprable the Court ol O,dinar, "f
Chatham .County,for letters of Administra
tion on the estate and effeeis of William
' ata °fiChatham County deceased.
I hesa are therefore to cite and admon
!*"• al1 a " d singular the kindred and cred
[tors of the said deceased, to file their oh
jeottonsOf .ny they have) to the granting
of the edminist ratten of the estate of if,*
deceased to the applicant in the Clerk’s
9™ 0 ? 'h* ' a >‘l Court, on or befoie the
fifth day ofSeptemlier next; otherwise let
lets of administration will bo gtanlod.
Witness the Honorable Isaac Minis one
of the Justices of the said Court, the ss
cond day of August A. I). 1831.
'I.W. POOLER, c. o.o. c. c
aug 2
EOlsOIA—C'i itham'coitnty-Bu the
Honorable the Juslieel of the Inferi
or Court of Chatham County, when sitting
for ordinary purposes.
... T° all Whom it may Concern: ■
svnereas Joseph M. (shelman applied to
the Honorable iho-.Coim of Ordinary of
Chatham County, for Letters of Adminis.
tration on the estate amlgeffects of John
anelman Jr. of Chatham County, deceas
ed.
These are therefore to cite anil admon
■sh.all and singular the kesdred and c.di
tors of the said decetseri, to file titeir ob.
jectioni (if any they hove) to the granting
or the administration of the estate of the
deceased to the applicant in the Clerk's Of
lice of the said Court, on or before the
fifth day of September next; otherwise let
tersof administration -ill he granted.
Witness the Honorable Isaac Minis one
of the Justices I,rthe said Court, the Sec
ond dJy of August A. D. ono thousand
eight hundred and thirty one.
R. W.POOLER. c.c.o.c.c.
aug t
O BORGIA—Chatham County— By
the Honorable the Justices of ihe In
ferior Court of Chatham County, when sit
ting for ordinary purposes.
To aii whom it may Concern:
Whereas John J. Knisyth, Iffis applied
to the Houarahle the Court of Ordinary ol
Chatham Cuumy, ior ieners of Adminis
tration on the estate aod effects of Arthur
Bain, late of Chatham County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite ttnil admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, to file their objection,
(if any they have) to the granting of the
administration of the osiate of the deceas
sed to the applicant in the Clerk’s Office ol
the said Court.on or befoto the fifth day
ol September next; otherwise letters of ad
ministration will be granted.
Witness the Honorable Isaac Minis, one
of the Justices o(.tlie said Court, tne Se
cond day of August. A. D. one thousand
eight huddred and thirty one,
R. W. POOLER, CC..O.C. e.
aug t
G EORGIA—Chatham County.--By
the Honorable the JusticeI of the
Inferior Court of Chatham County titling
far ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas George Millen. has applied to
the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of
Chatham County, for letters of administra
tion on the estate aod effects of Odrav
Miller, late of Chatham County, deceas'd.
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish, all and singular, tlie kindred a-u) cred
rtartoftha said deceased, to file their oh
jections (if any they have) to the granting
of the administration of the deceived to
Ihe applicant in the Clerk's Office of the
said Court, on nr before the fifth day ol
September next; otherwise letters of td
ministration will be granted.
Witness the Honorable Isaae Mints, one
of Ihe Justices of the said Court, the se
cond day of August, A. 0. I Ml.
ROBBRT W.POOLER,cle.o. clc.
aug t
F.OKGIA—bll,„ t i|.„, Cop.ij _tty
W Ih’- Honorable the Justices of the In
ferior Court of t'.JJlng .tint County, when
sitting for or Jinary purposes,
To all whom it may concern:
Whereas, Jesse Davis, has applied to
the Honorable the Inferior Court of Ef
fingham County, for letters of administra.
tion on the estate anil effects uf Mar,
Hanks, late of the County of Effingham,
deceased, in behalf of the kindred ami
editors of t'lio said deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admon
ish, all and singular the kindred and cred
itors of the said deceased, lo file their ob
jections, (if any they have) to Ihe granting
of tbe said administration of the estate ol
the deceased,to the applicant in the Clerk's
Office, of ihe said Court, on or before the
seventeenth day of September next, other
wise letters of administration*!!! be granted
Witness tlie Honorable II. Hines, one
of the Justices pf the said Court, this six
icentli day of August, to the Yearofour
l.ord, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty one.
JOHN CHARLTON, c. c. o z.
ang 16
Navy Beef & Pork,for I83fc.
Navt CoMMiksiorrF.ns’ Office, ?
July 41* , 1831 )
Cl BALED Proposals will be received al
C5 this office, until the iOth September,
lor supplying 3000 barrels of Navy
Beef, and 2,000 barrels of Navy Pork,
for the use of the United States Naval ser
vice; 900 barrels of the Beef and 720 bat
relt of the Pork, to be delivered at each of
tho Navy Yards, Charlestown. Mass.
Brooklyn, N, Y. and Gosport, Vs.: and
FELL & DE LA MOTT A,
CtTT PRINTERS# v •
The following is the Addiess delivered
by Judge Clayton, at the Free Trade
Meeting, lately held at Athens:—
Mr. Chairman.—We have assembled for
tho purpose of taking into consideration
the proposition of a meeting, in Philadel
phia, to hold a Convention in that place,
with a view to memorhlize Congress, op
the subject of grievance*, resulting Iron*
the Tariff iystem. (Here Ju ige layton
read the resolution of that meeting.) To
Complain bv petition is allowed the mean
est subject, in the worst of governments;
and it hasboen frequently told us by the
lriendsof the Taiitf in their keen and
bitter sarcasm* against our murmurs, that
such is the course ire ought to pursue, an.I
not to iffeak out into such a noisy clamou*
against the measutes of tntsiei*. Hui ;•
fc!c and humiiiaiiiig «»> a. may. be, for ihe
sake of pedee and harmony, this is the
course the CONVENTION intends to
pursue; and with such sentiment in view,
all persons of aff parties In this $tate,)]ave
been invited lo attend this meeting. A
confident hope has been indulged (hat, for
getting our patty strife*, we should on this
subject, cordially unite and make one firm
and concerted effort, to be relieved from
our intolerable burthens.
I look around upon this numerous and
respectable assembly with a fond oxpecu
tion that such a temper has been umversa
iy felt ami aniweied. That we have grie
vances, of no ordinary character, none
will deny. That the Tariff system in thi*
state is opposed by an overwhelming m.«
ioriiy of he people, is equatly true, and
that they have long struggled through ail
their public functionaries.to have its effects
either removed or mitigated. Hut in vain!
Another effort is about to be made, in u.
nion with other suffering portions of tim
wide and extended empire, under a ration
al belief that such a voice cannot be heard
*Hh indifference. That its (one will, at
least, command respect, which on all
former occasions hat been -'enied, if it
cannot accomplish n higher object. It
lot my purpose, even if desirable,to excite
T.; and the wholo quantity must be dtliv
ered and the contracts completed by tho
1st of April, 1832. The said Beef and
Pork must be of the best quality: The
Beef must be packed from fatted cattle
weighing not less than 480 lbs nett, or 800
lbs on the hoof. *AII the legs, l?g round*
clods, cheeks, thins, and the neck of each
animal, must be wholly excluded from the
barrel, and (he remainder of the carcass
must be cut into pieces of 10 lbs each, as
near as practicable, so that to pieces will
mtke a barrel of fiCO lbs nett weitfjt ol
Navy u6ul, . - - t
The Pork must be corn fed and well
'tied, all the skulls, feet and hind lees,
entire, must be w hol y excluded from the
barrel, and the remainder of the hog must
be cut into pieces of 8 lbs each, as near as
possible, so that £5 pieces,-not more than
3 of which shall be shoulders, will niaken
barrel of £00 lbs nett weight of Navy Pork
The whole quantity of the said beef and
Pork, must be perfectly salted in the first
instance with, and afterwards packed with
a •uflivioiit iju idtity of clean, coarse,white
Turks’island. Isle of May.nr 8r, lib#,
salt, and no other, to insure its preserva
tion, with five ounces ol pure salt peire to
each barrel. The b.irrels must be made
of the best se toned heart of White Oak,
r White Ash f»<?e from §ap; they must be
fully and substantially hooped and nailed,
add one iron hoop must be put upon each
chine for additional security, by and at the
expense of the contractor. Each barrel
must be branded on its hcad**Navy Beef,’
and “Navy Pork,” with the “Contractor’s
name” aud “the year when packed.”
The said Beef and Pork, on being deliv
ered at the respective Wavy Yards, will be
inspected by a sworn Inspecfoi, ttho will
be selected by the commanding . officers pf
theyaid Navy Yards, respectively; but ho
charge for it will be allowed by the Gov
ernment; and having passed theii inspec
tion, the respective contractors must put
th# barrels in good shipping order at their
own expense, or the Beef and Pork will not
be eeceifed.
Bidders mutt state their prices separate
ly and distinctly for the Beef, and, for the
Pork, covering all their expenses and char
ges, and separately, for each Yard they
may offer to deliver at; they must also
give the names and residence of their sure
ties ip detail, am. 1 ‘-rensnit their offers, pro
perly endorsed, to (his office.
Ten per cent will be retained from the
amount of each payment as collateral se
curity, in addition to the bonds which
must be given to secure the due perform
ance of the conditions and stipulations of
the respective contracts.
No bid not made ip conformity with
this advertisement and not received indue
time, Will be acted on.
The parts of the beef to be excluded
from the barrel are particularly designa
ted jn the engravings to be annexed to the
Contracts. Persons desirous of making
offers can obtain the engravings on appli
cation to this office.
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the effecting character ofth, appeal Cdn-
gress fell tor, the snate, and the founda
tion of a system was laid that has threaten
ed, m no doubtful terms, end continues to
disturb, with no common - force, the best
and brightest government of the -orld,—
l ne system once established, awakened a
spirit eravartee and a field of adventure,
that recruited thousands to lls support,
who, realizing mare than their fondest an
ticipation had premised, and stimulated by
the pleasure ol success, went onca more to
Congress in the year 18*9, for an. in
crease..mr protection. Strengthened . by
numbers, and seducing .o>*th. pros-
f ® rtu »« «•# virtue and pat,l,
ottsrti of other, adventurers, the. f 0 „ nd ,
listening ear to this their thfice repeated
application, and leturned to the work with
renewed and persevering xeal, manufac
luring for themselves prptoely estates, and
proselyting otherey,the cause, by various
a luretnenu, bUf m nothing to much as the
glitter ol their wealth. Four years after
and it seetns this pestilence revolved in an
orbit or exactly that term, these greedy ap
pltcanlt made their periodical visit to the
source ef then light and life H, (hi. time
tho effects of the .ytletii oegan to be most
seriously felt in every pa,t lhe Unjon
end in none yo dlsashoutlyai the Southern
states. A spirtt of opposition was aroused
and i mosi f Miifidabie stand-was made a.
gainst ,mv fu, her encroachments of this
monster, who c appetites seemed to in-
crease in proportion tn the ijuahty ..f j. s
supplies The coniest though i 0! .» .-J
worm, was unsuccessful, and”this" curnfo.
rant surfeited,as w,s believed,retired to its
rest, and it baa fondly huped had come for
the last time. Hut not so Another essay
was resolved npou, but the temper of tho
nation had been wrought up to such iodig
nation by the exoibjtai.ee oftheir demands,
end » prop?-sense .oftheir copidhy had
inspired sur.u fierce resentment,.that it was
determined to vary the mode uf approach.
To this end. a CO N Vl N- ION nt ail 111#
Tariff states was proposed to be held at
Harrisburg, in the very state whore we pro
pose a similar meeting, lor the purpose of
going to Congress, not only for a f.esl, in
crease of prelection, but to fix downirrevo
cably upon the ealioii this system, »od to
give it a chifxciei commensurate with ev
ery variety of productiuu, and a hamb co
extensive with the Union itself, that forev-
er thereafter their demand should assume
‘he shape of RIGHT, rather than that of.
•PH R. tMMu.j o-iievsajcouid only,
bo effe, ted bv a coin ination of effort, and
a co.ui romi o of inter,est, and hdneo the
East said lo the Westy protect our Menu-'
faetdres, and we will proloct.you'r Agvicbl’
tore. The Contention, as fx well known,
was formsd—the principle Jutt "mentioned
become the govering rule of their delibera
tions. With a selfishness, a stranger to
300 hfirrei: Beef, and 425 barrels of the Ihe feelings of this assembly, by a detailed I averv dictate of "hiinor"°n."H n *°
Botk at the Na.y Yard Pensacola. W,F. relation oVthc numerous wrong, unde,
for the fifth time in ’28. appeared before
Congress aod boldly deinauded a Tariff
suited to their wishes, and in ail respects
corresponding with the details they had pre
viously arranged-. The result is but too
wall known, and passing by the strong feel
ings which tbe recollection of this orent is
calculated.in inspire, we will CR jy ata .i
ourselres of ibo inferences whieh are sug
gested to out advantage. Out government
is no.t intended to present tiro faces.il there
fore, it was lawful lor out adversaries to
bold a Convention to establish the Tariff,
it is equally so for us to do the stfiie thing
to effect its repeal. If they could he alluw
ed to petition foi lasers, we may be per-
mitied to implore a redress of grievances.
If Harrisburgh, to Pennsylvania, was a
suitable place to impose out fetters, Phila
delphia, in the satn; siate, may seise to
break the rivets, end professing, a; se do,.
to aim at nothing which will not strictly
accord with the exercise ol those peaces*,
ble and rightnil means secured ro us by
the Constitution, ne shel oosider any op
position to the m asm... on—,.r,
gOBgipla. uncalled for by cous.siency. ami
pWectly indefensible upon any ground but
Sheer dishonesty. .. ,
’ Independent, Mr. Chairman of tlie 8C- ’
tual suffering which this system hat intlict-
ed, (and who is share Among. u& that can
not lead his testimony tq* tbit truth?) wo
hafe been tuoat unkindly twiitml.nnri inyn-
ted, and scoffed, and mocked, because we
have dared to mur f «yr such unequal
Imithtfui; nay. this is not nil, we have been
branded with treason, and bearded to our
Very teeth wji|: tbe odious epithets of trai*^
tors, and aJS Feoaute We honestly believed
and vetUQfcd to express tlut belief, that
we were wronged, plu« aered.and degraded.
Relying more upon power.than principle/''
upon force thap fan, upon posiession than
argument, they hav deigned to use no
other (enguage (ban that of ridicule and
reproach, and these are the. instruments
with which they intend to break down our
spirits, subdue oar ptide, vanquish our for
titude, make a conquest of our all, an'^
drive us by the penury of our moral a ^
physical resources# into tbe most tame ani i
unconstitutional submission. Is s JC |j a
consequence not Worth our oppos'd JO o? Is *
there an? here, or even in ihe aUte not
prepared tocontend for hU ripW boro-
petty nothing! I. liber,, ncW |, p , bB
Constitution nothing? Ami ebovr.il,is our
beloved Union nothing! Snell .11 these be
risked for the went of ze.1 , a d inclination
to .ssert and defend our rights! It cannot
. . b# < «P , « ea '“* m the content-
plated Uonvttttion, aud tnstructour dele
gates to use all peaceable sod constitution *
al means to p r cure a repeal or modifica
which wo suffer. There is a language, id
our decaying towns, deserte I fields, and
rotting produce, that more uffeotually ap
peala to oar pa>sions. than any thing which
could possibly fall fromyoar speaker- In
the withering aspect of the country, and
the suffer ing condition of the people, there
is no mistake# it is an unbei/ding and stub
born reality, and, hearth knows, is excite
meut enough for our present puipose.
In a neighboring state* that excitemoilt
has proceeded to a most serious extent,,
and one which demands the most serious
i'£;(«fd. : Ih ih<»i sluie, there* is uut one
opinion as to our oppressions# but they aru
divided as to the mode of reliat, both par
ties, however, have determined to cmbtace
the offered prospect of redress, in the
templated Convention at Philadelphia —
Heretofore or? of »hose parties believed
they had sued long enough, in the form of
remonstrancc.for their constitutional rights
and earnestly conceived that nothing *
now left to them but the exercise ol self
redress. You all know to what a height
ini* fooling hat been carried, uod that it
has occasioned a tremor to pervade our
political fabrick down to its deepest foun
dations The other party, certainiy uoi
more talented or patriotic# have believed
that the cup ol peaceable expedients isnoi
yet exhausted, and that they a«e willing,
in the languagejof the declaration of Ltd'
peudence, “to suffer as long as evils ar<
sufferable.” and to try every effort dictate
oy argument or persuasion to awaken Hie
government to a sente of justice, to-put
long urged and repeated complaints. Witi
this party, lei it be distinctly unite, stood
this meeting coincides# but l vrould fain
•ut any reproach tw i#o other,lo.
though we would prefer tbe milder.cou/jr^
no one can believe that any opposition to
the.ruinobs comequpnces of the Taiiffhas
ever, in the South, . proceeded from any
want of regard, yea, ardent affection, for
the Union , This mectihg believes it is
fight to use further remonstrance. It haa
heietofore been done, and that repeatedly,
by the state alone, let us now t«y it in con
nexion with our sister states. For the
sake of the Constitmion* for the safety of
the CoDstitutioo, for every tht8$'- which is
dear to the confederation, lerus put our
adversaries in the wrong if entree* y can do
it, if peace and kindness and charily, and
brotherly love can remove their sense of
interest from before their more generous
sense of justice. This mode of appeal,tho*
untried on the part of the sufferers, has
achieved fur our opponents every thing
they wanted. The history of the Taiiff
system is as curious as it is unjust Its
friends, with a yiew to protection, made
their first humble approach to Congress,
greatly, distrusting the merit of their
greauj. iiiiiruHiug me mem 01 tneir tion of tl.«
claims, as early as the year 1812. Bat! ,h 0 nrrt appeal to* •
fortified with the reasoning, which usually enci i ,* thft »5f***Ar ***" ‘
conquers by . triumph over the sympathies '| lu , formi , h * , ,V£ e „ bl T e,,aen ?*
of Ihe heart, they "«nt to Congress Again ■ L n( i * oll ' €,i, ' l J uttered,
in 1816, with . most feeling appeal to their | * a “ e *P*e' from their
liber ,lily, evening the. had established tT.uAnibn* W.C?'. " ‘“’T
Infant manufactories during tb. war. for! V ? . ' ' t * taa to b * ‘
Hi. express purpose of relieving tbe coun- i* ” . J V* f ,u r V' llDla < «"»• «*'•
try from the trying embarrassments which - P ‘ r injuries. \Vo believe that .
•hat event produced, and asked in a tone
of the nrosi. subdued .humility, whether it
were possible the government would suffer
msiitunons to go down, founded in such
r nselul aod patriotic motives, when Ihe
slightest eid would enable them to stand svsietn ih- „rt.., y —
op against the competition ofeseo the Indihsl V
very enemy who had made these iasiituti i 0 ?tha’ underIaki^Vwhieh <, •^* > ^ ,, *, ,h,
tutions Decenary by their hostilities — 1 S!'. . * 5 eh “ ekl *° "P**!
Looking away from tho true motive of tn> e’eliaLe end’elll’&tndUien^oM 1 f 11
. - believe that .
the atte .. I, at Harrisburgh, to adjurt all.
the coiiftiiiiii.a interests ol the grower and
tbe manujltcturir, relation, which no Iasi
man wisdom can hairao'nixe r saa.tomaTa
them deserve e like end espial protection
from.the Tariff, has sown along with tho