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M*loi II &W?1 f until lb* ~ of Iktoe ?ly Htd *?id sickling I H???n until i howftlashould t?o | I or OiHiir OH. P"?" ?? k?oo MpalUd by voHtillnc | r U** Jofcoood Water, V?n#**r and ?n Coflfro, (miia by infaiw* butt a ! te a ?|??srt of boiling waUr fur ton ?,) *ooId bo diaak fri-aly, but not I rcMjnbW. an ?^p!er?lc ?tif* tho mora m?an?, recoano ?h? In* tfom th?j *rro or Jugular yak.: ?U ? ihonM VHmlt d ami cloth* rang out of eold ? tvalar, *r m(J water ami vlaefor,l#e rafwotrdly S?>pUo?i?bli?<wrbig .ftoHof* or raifttard platter*, nh ioldalto bo applied to the ln.dd?? of tlio lower ?Miwmhlti. * aiM^'fMiriioua application of the c*t?l ufoorc, under .cork tpectftn Very rarely fail to nrrcat the life :ly rail to nrrcat the life Miui fronu otherwise, T. WELLS. ? dpftth. ?The ftluteu of wheat flxirii al#o nn antidote lo Ci?rro?We Suhllm -to, but U i? not ? > convenient for ate, oov U it llkaiy to Imj at band lit e&s* of r i#d In Ilia falbiwiog manners of p**t? mule of wheat Ami rand h k ciNfntlviniHceoiirp |>oitl.in? U*HH Iho frutil.i or ?tarch >? ?epiral whieli remain* I* kImcii. ThU fn'entd water and K?r"n in the tbo pbltt'of tfig. b of tho prwent day, wn?ld Ulmt IfwM an antidote to par;i?l d?*ooropo4itl.?*??f C trro ?ld b* nr??d'ioril hy the admit or. with. a eolation ol Dml ar;i ?n?* whir It would ho the remit tho yellow Oildu of Mortury,) *? virulent, Ibnn the Ciirro *fofa?or Q?8la fined,that yellow. Qstdo wrra ?oHb|Wnt to an two hour#, even whwdt ??? diato and eopioui vomiting. &iU9n?U wu with emoliont of at t?| that. ot? T>inr?(Iay. (lie Irtili intt. when ifao MIumui, m I eelculatud, ta reed th? . * of an Miction to teku place, I Iteheld? oulletln, headed from) Nottli Cerollnn; lit whlcli ?f Ike vdiiMnhlo Dr. Cooper w*i ~ i.?t Mwtmoful man uert 'atiJ it wu fdtr to tfclnk the author l?n?t to In bating (ho publication put In distributed ebout the atreeb. dUguti did I turn ewey frrnn tbo alned, When I wu Informed > pcnon In sotting ap thlt bul South Carolinian, aided by n prlnr-iplct are known to ho in ?lb?WiteMM or Umj tool It. to by ttating that Of. Cooper wet t fatotutions pottod et fit* autl M plton. >1 would e*k any aotHft, trho la a ardl wither of objection* eon bo reited to litem? They were rec?lv<nl and adopted a! the meeting without n demoting voice. Boih af ih* grntle. men above nllftded to, were prevent; end If Hie mutimrnt* aontalnrd in tbote retobttlnnt wera uot fciltnhln to llnir-pabitM, why did they not op lt<?? them Independently ond mnttluliy. B-it they nave eho?*o the port ol the midnight ea>t<ln, ond attempted <ii (tub in the dark: hot their effort*, m kUteii by nil their chin, will prove InfflTi-etutd. Dr. I'ooper'f worth it known end I* duly Hppracl Ihd by every man of pore nnd honrat principle*. Anotheroti)?.etionth?yraltengaifiti OriCnoper, l< hi* Itclng ii forlgner Plinme on any men who woold deteettd to me tnr.li eaprenlnn* In n conn* ftf Ufco thh. I Muth to think lltetn wortlt fell from American I >p?. Wlm wore nor nncttort? wbo fought for our libei tie*.> And who were the AttMvi of Watflnglon, Franklin nnd Marrinn. Who wrfrt f.efa>Mle en-* De Kelb, end n boti of olkei*. Mot H Mrfat be mortify ln? to the advocate* of ntdhern hn>?rtopotyf to tee a foreigner forrmntt Ift&ktnj ? '?p I would ndvlte tbote gentlcmrn InWeed of?1f\n dtrlna web 4 man ** Or. Cooper, end one of them ' f, to remain In hit otRce end ftltiiiid to ~ hit profeitloo, whereby be may gni% for hlirtMjIf, nnd be rctr|H*t?d by the "ie other, he it le'oenih our notice. lewve him tb mnteinp'ule over Mr of the gentle tnfn'* '.iking to a nfw?.! any; I wHI thru;/'** Inform th?m I my Occu|mtktti la tomelhlog mtu* profitable j <'otWOi|4H?lly. what* v.r teplytli.y to..y fit tn j rntrttc to fhii cota>nunie?ti>jn, will be trMtvtl with 1 tilent contempt. JlM.lt/ri thing turn a dccldod Hand ng-tintt tbote whote \ H It l?? make aonihetmrr* trlbtttarya und dcpeiv> i oo their *111 faTHltorttcoce M*0trt lt?ok:nn f ?er the firofeed Ing* of the lamout HniHtbnrg (^nvrntion, 1 Ami the! no wi-Mibto U made of n motion, wkirh I em CffdtMy informed we# Mrt?elly mede, A mtm her Irom froiiinetUnt, after e*pHtl.ting ?.r iom? length mK>n the greet natkml etvMly of eenvrn tlntM, an i (heir feilfnmdlitenr etteeuy in Awm ' i people lUwre! andfefWeKr '??? J that a (Ammltteo t4 /re he ?p i n memorhd to Congre*, Mggrft ttf (daring a ' , to iHtb*r to ?f thm artWtle. np n | mm K^nd. L MWiU now, hyd 14 be, Mli llou'l >OU w? it i? l??J. g$3t? mil* dlMoonl of two iblrda." A v;M. M,$sn Klihr*- PcnnU m". tUa im d?. ss& Morn, Iho h;m At WW.,-; lb# ovo, ?m?'? ?f la .&<?(?? (t .Mit*, llmt H ctnlti on Ml frniXy fuirfnc# ,am!i r*Wrn) aym'"!** <?! hydrophobia, A 19 tmidcr nn during IH* *?* Ajm MirvNM-lv luxardo*. TU? o[*niiioo la. -saab c,np.p,.?. MHurmtfr -DMonmlgr W at l ^p?rhi>ly uni'eri wHn Iwlww, ii baat U n illi tamo, or n? fold U wltU Ih. 1 Tlw NMlrr. Inilmtrlmi* mm ni"j/ ln? dUb.it ni*t: lh? iNv^ndolrni mm mad I*-. I'll* Wy man U oAcn illdn?ur?i from nr?i?fty[ N MOft fmptantly from a draad of wanl, and n r.otfuilomntM of lit* imMetettff of hW own |K?W? #m. *' *v " '111# Indiitlrimit man fe'aftlilom tcmpt'd lo dii hnuaiiy from ocrtffliyr aud c mischhh of lb* rjfl 1 eitmrg of hi* ywn jkovvtri,U t?av?r apprcbvn* I alvo of Tutor* wan;*. he limr*?i#? U fair, bonoi, Phcjwiralitn In bh (i?ntacllai?. 'barcrrr you p*m a lagy man?mark Mm. IIMM U not lo h?- UMfit. A alotliful mau U comparrd lo* ftllhy ?|i?nr< ry man (ball UkM if hp, will ababa hla liand." W- ? ; ^ eccui ? anrnMaae _ MR- BUCHANAN'SLF.TTER. 7V /A? Alitor of th* Ijmetitei' Jourmtf. ' The Cincbiatti Advertiser was last night placed kt my hand* by a friend, containing on addfe**from General J.tckaon to the nub ile dated no the 18th ultimo. In which he announce* ?ic to be the Member of Congress to whom he hud referred, in his letter to Mr. Beverley of the 5th of June lest. The duty Which I owe to the public, and to myself now compelarne to publish to the world- the only conversation which I ever held with Gen. JicktOn, upon the subject of Uio Inst Presidential election, prior to its termina tioo. / . In the month of December, 1024, a short time after the comencement of the session of Congress, I heard, umoug other rumors then in circulation, that General Jackson hwd determined, should lie be elected presi dent, to continue Mr, Admits in the office of secretary of Mate.?Although 1 felt certain he had never Intimated such an Intention, yet I w*# sensible that nothing could he better calculated, both to c?v>l the ardor rf hi* friends anil inspire his enemies with confi dence, than the belief that he hid already wlrtted Mr chief COtofietttcr, (V;r the highest office within bis gift. 1 thought Cicneral Jackson owed it to himself and to the cause in which his political friends were engaged, to contradict this report; und to declare that he would not appoint to that office the man, however worthy lie might he, who stood at the head of the most fr.nnhlub'.e p;uty of hh? political enemies. These being my impress ions, I addressed ? ????*- ?? tncndln I < nnsylvamn, then ami Mill high in office, and exulted In character, ?u?*l one who had ever been the decided advocute of Gen eral Jackson's election, requesting His opin ion and advice upon the suhiect. I ri? ceived his answer* dated the 3fth <>f December, 1834, upon the29(h, which is now before me, and which strengthened and confirmed mv previous opinion. I then filially determined, either that I would ask General Jackson my self, or get another of his friends to ask him '.-.whether he had ever dccltrcd, he would appoint Mr. Adams his secretary of state. In this manner, 1 hoped a contradiction of the report might be obtained from himself, and that he might probably dcclarc it was not his intention to appoint Mr, Adams. A abort time previous to the reoeipt of the letter to which 1 have referred, my friend M r. Markley and myself got into conversation, as we eery often did, both before and after, upon the subject of the presidential election, and concerning the person wh<> would proba bly be selected by General Jackson, to fdl the office of secretary of statt. I frel sincere lysorry, that 1 am compelled thus to Intro duce his name; bnt I do to, with the less reluctance, because it has already, without , any agency of mine, found its way Into new * papers, hi connection with this transaction. Mr. Marklty adverted to the rumor which | 1 X have mentioned, and said It was calcu lated to injure the General. He observ ed that Mr. Clay's friends wero warmly at tached to him, and that he thought they would endeavor to act In concert at the clcc tk>n. That If tliey did so, they could cither elect Mr. Adams or General Jackson at their pleasure;but that many of them would never agree to vote for the latter. If they knew he hud pre-dctermlncd to prefer an other to Mr. Clay, for .the first office in his gifti ? And that ?ome of the friends of Mr. Adam* had already been holding out the idea, thut hi m*o be were eleoted, Mr. Clay might probably be offered the situation of seci clary of state. I told Mr. Markley, that I felt confident Gcneotl Jacks*# U*d never said he would ap point Mr. Adami Sec*ctni?y Of State; because I ho was not in the habit or conversing upon the subject 6f the election, and if ho were,, I whatever might be his secret intention, he ! had more prudence than to make such a dec la rat ion. I mentioned to liiin that 1 had ' been thinking, either Hint I would call upon | the Genend myself, or get one of hi* other friends t>. d < vund thus endeavor to obtain ii ,'t. hhi: a '-ontradlctfon of the repot tf al though 1 ?h itb'.ed whether he would hold any Convolution upon the subject. Mr. Markley urged me to do sot anilob ? ?.tv<d It General J.vtksen had in t t'.ctermhi td whom lie would appoint secretary of state, .111(1 flioold s.,y tharlt would nut be Mr. Adams. It ?niglit be of great advantage to our cmiisw for ??? * ? to declare, u;?on hh? own au thor* v: x > -bould then be placed upon the saut' f.-o'h.!, with the Adam's msn and might fghtiUm v.itu thulr own weap<ms^-That the western memtierji vjould naturally perfer voting for a western -man if tlkcre were a probability, that the claimed " the accowd office in the gov be fairly flitntnted; and that r to take we vert* walk mssM sow that therefore if Jip for him, :cu*e. me f* tlm* wl;M |SK Sil1 ?"""h0 Hpveply ?n? cfonptimertnry tumytc\f, i eporv in circulation, that ho hud determina te! he would appoint Mr. Actum* secretary h? **** president, nmjj&jh I wished to ascertain, ftx>m him able nr.tl ambitious men in the country, among whom I thought Mr. CUy might be who,w??? M?Wug toih.ttofflcej and If it wero believed, ho had already de ter mined to appoint A* ehicf eomfielifrr, it might have a most unhappy effect upon their ?*?rU7?n and those of their friend*. That inAeulie had to determined, I thought this report should ?hj prompt!/ contradicted un der hit own authority, f 1 mentioned, it hiul inWy probably done hiio some injury, and proceeded to relate to him tl.e substance of tlie cOnVcrwitiun \Vhich I hud held with Mr. Marklcy. 1 do not re member whether I mentioned Ids name, or merely described* hio* u* u friend of Mr. Clay. After I had finished, thcCfcncrul declared, he littd ncf the least objection to aiwwer my question. That he tWight well of Mr. Adams but lutd nwer aaid or intimated, that he would, or that he would not, appoint him secretary of stated / That these were litRi'c tH he would keep 1O himself?he would conceal them from, the rrry hairs of his head. That if he believed his right hand then knew what hh left wojild do, upon the subjcct of appointments to office, he would cut it off and cast it into the fire That if he hlmuld ever be clee.tetj president, it wonttl be without solicitation and without intrigue upon hi* part.?That be wotihl then go into oiftce perfectly fi-ee and untrammelled, and wruld ?>?; left at poieit liberty to fill the ojiiei-s of the government, with tile men, wlvin ist p?u* iltne, he believed to be the ulde:.l and the beat i.t the country.! I told hint thiit hib answer to my question was such an one aa 1 had ejected to receive, if he answered it at all} ?ml tlmt 1 had not sought tp obtain it, for my own satisfaction. * then a*ked him, if 1 were- at liberty to repeat his answer. ? liea iid 1 wax-perfectly at liberty tn do so to any person I thought propeg. 1 need scarcely remark th*t I afterward* availed myself of Ih# nrivilau* i'i- - upuitvurt topic uviunmeet, and in all our intercourse since, whether personally, or in the course of oqr uorrespou dciice, General Jackson iiever.once adverted to the subject, prior to the dato of hla latter to Mr. Beverley. \ do not recollect that (Jehtr.il Jac kson told me, I might repeat his answer to Mr. Clay and hi* friend*; though I should be somr to say he did not. The whoje conver sation beln^ upon the public atrect, it might have escaped uiy observation. A few remarks, and I trust I shall have dom whh this disagreeable buiineas forever. 1 called upon General Jackson, on the oc casion which I hare mentioned, i?olely aa his friend,upon my individual responsibility, and not as the agent of Mr. Clay, or any other 85"*?',. * ?*y?r htve hccn *h? political fond of Mr. Clay, alnce ho became a ean didate for the office of president, as you very well know. Until X saw General Jackson's letter fo Mr. Bcverlev of the 5th ult. ami at the ?*me time wan InWmed hy a letter from th?.fditor of the United ttt.itcs' Telegraph, tharl was the penpn to whom he alluded, the ounception never once entered my mind, thsthebelirved ntu lo have been the agent of Mr. Clay or of his friends, or that I liad intended to propose to him terms of nny kind t. om them, or that ho could haro supposed ine to be capable of expressing the "opin ion that it was right to fleht such intrlguera With their own weapon*."?8*jCh a Mipimsi Mon, had I entertained it, would have rCh derWioe exceedingly unhappy, as theve is no man upon earth, whn?e good opinion 1 more valued than that of Gen. Jackson. He could not* I think, have received this impres sion, until after Mr. Clay and his friends hud actually eletted Mr. Adams preiidem, and Mr. Adorns ha?l appointed Mr. Clay avcrc tary of Mate. After these eventshad trans- , plred, it may be readily coq)eeted In what, irwtnm r, nty toinmunlcatiofr-might have led S him into thu mUtake. 1 deeply deptort that I such has been i:s effect. - I'owc ii to my own character to make I another obncrv .linn. Had I fever known, or ? even autffsectcd, tfiat flenernl Jacknoo l?r- i lievrd I had boon *cnt to him by Mr. Clay or his friend*, I ahould have immediately cor rectal '.ii ? ervoneoua lmprea*iont ana thua provented the necenity for thie mc>H un 8len?ntit explanation. When the editor of ?e United Sutea Telegraph, on the 12th October iu*t, aaked me hy letter for hfcrmi tion upon the tuhject, I promptly informed him by the returning ronil, on the 16th ot that month* tlint I had no authority from Mr. Clay, or hi? friends, to prop*** any tenuvtoC?rnern! Jackann to relation to their voteat nor did i ever make any aor.lt propo sition; and that I tnutod I would be u inca pable of becoming a mrvacnger, upen rtirh tut oecnalon, aa It waa known General JmJk aon would he to receive mvh a meaaewT 1 Iteve deemed It necewievy co make thbatate menu In order to remove any misconception, which may have tieen occaefcned, by the bttcatlon In the Telegraph of my letter to |r<i(Utor, dated the 11th ult. another WfMfk I ikalt cloie thhr tk?n. Before 1 held the conver | General Jackaon which f have ailed upon M*'tr Ret<*>, hnd rt Mich would __ . between n* wnn? Jackson. The __ to comply with my to I>roj)(?un'l the qucsuoti to the oivnelf, a* I poMcitkcd n lull share of &fcnci-. JAMES BUCK A1 mZ**catlcr, M ' i)ir.i>-,v Vk J St. Mitfttew'* Loeia Ktnci., &8Z&& the evanta nf III* pith moat .d tbow who ?*? jMiJr wlee eon. with the old not^mjr.to e&udon Prene?, and seek no aaylnnt In ft IWljtn html. Upon cooiIm* to Amerfoti Dr. ttauol at vn4m made It h|a home, mi J identified hlmaelf with It toft Much grvafir ??tent than W ounl wUh Fran eh eml *??B *tUhKnl deserved repetition m ? phy*il?n. I? lilt, he married, l?iifcU state, a ledy of wealth Mid reapeetajailty, wllh *U rhIIWren, now deplore lib attdden end untimely death. Few men have filled nil the relatione of HOt with mora pretrial* then Dr. Reonl. 114 wi ?oil affretion?to hatband, n kind and < father, superintending tha education of hi dren with unremitting naaidolty and Inta... unaiely; mm accomplished gentleman; e wall ?Mad scholar, of litmrgl^MJleinu* anil enlarged views; n hind neighbor; e sincere friend; and habitually carrying on the general ?y*tero of life, with energy, aagaelty and wMMt. A much wider circle of ncqnalntan-i** than utu* ally rnrroood* a private Individual, claim* the mHanchoty privilege of minding iu regret* Willi the grief w lilch overwhelm* hie widow and or* pltan*. ' ' Tj| ' J On the IO(h imt. Mri.Mm Aan Uti mi*, wife of Dr. R. V. Ilarrit. il aetata n*t right that to much teorththtuld6a to tilth litoirn. ?? ?' ? In Charleston,on the iAtli in?t.Mr. John W. RlacKi ton of Mr John Black, merchant, of till* place, In the I9(h vearof hie age, after an III' iwn of three day*. Mr. B. vlaitcd Charleston for the [air pone of completing hi* medical *tudler, ami to attend lha lecture* of the Medical Collate Thus In the prime of youth, has been cut of a young man uno hid fair to he an ornament to hi* proffiaion and a uacful member of society. .itr iT????? Buncombe Tvrnpike Company. IjtTOLIC aotice U hcr?ib|i given, that tbe fifth installment (twenty percent, on the wholo amonnt of atoek held hy each Individual in the Knrenmlie Tnmpifc" Co?iip?itv.) will l? duo from *t?i:klitliler?nn the fir?t Mitiiduv in October neat, 1^'reeiMy t?? notice heretofore alven. And netlco is hereby fnilhi r nivn.that ?ult* ?? ill he Intfltuftd l?'di*criiiii?Mi. l\ on that day ngniest every atotlw holder hIio i? a di-Uulter with regard |oeither of the in'tujhniMtU which link heretofore fallen due. Atteenlily to an oi dar of Hie Bnuid ef Director*. \VM <'OLKMAB,Trca*>. Ai!i\!lln,N. r. August 24. HI 3 * Sheriff's Sales. r.w tvniT* of riKM *ArU* witiij nn ua...?>ic court House ill Columbia, on the first Monday and Tuftdntj in September next, within the letjulhoum /?' One negro fellow named Gln?cow, Iftlwl upon nnrt In be told m the |ir?vriy of l'hn*. It. Wiidr; ?<t ilia tuil of II. Arthur vi. TIioiiim II..Wilde. One negro named Pompey, levied i ?j?on nml to l?c Mild a? llir property of t'liertc* R. Ilowclt; hI Hh< Hilt of J. R. Carter for 8. Dmten, vj. It. Ilowi-lt. ' Two ncgroer, namely, Joins and Marrli, two griding, und one WHion And gear, levied upon m lite pro|*rty of WlllUui Dunning; HI lite tuft* of John' Hryce end Joint Ulnek, v* W i 11 ? i?i ? i thinning. { One second liond four wheel Carri-1 and Hnrnet?, levied tipon and lo bo void n? tl o |tr?|M>rry of B.inuiel (Juke*; at lb* Milt* of Jmitu* Gregg and Stephen olmrd, vi. Bemad Clulrey. One Roy or Caual Boot, now lying In I lie low or tend bur*, In Oe*. W*d? Hnuipton'* ulanlMlion- S?l?l boat wa? itwrkd off by the tot* freshet, end \\ ntlied upon the bank M above Mil' ad; ihofa who wMt to |?rtlwM, will do well to intpect Mid boot before tele dmy in fteplemfmf. It wu levied ojton and will be sold ?the proper* ty of Mr. John C O'llanUni; at Ihe wlfof John t ftobinton vi. John C. O'llanlon. TKRMS?C'jfSn. W. IIII.MAKI) S R. D. I- BherlfT ? Urtirn. June 13, IW7. Strayed or Stolen. ON Tnetday night lb? Slit in?Unt ? ^ BjrnonsE, ?front AOfflit h*nrft hlih. 9 or fro yrar old, wl?h ? small while silt Irtlilc foihsSaad. nlrlcad full, with a tear on hb ilghl hind l?y, mid way,a small lutnp'on hit hack, abo?1 (ha ?a| of Ihr hind |>nrt of tint saddfa, and shod l?rforr. Tha IT ? from lib donllfl character, would not hava laft my on Ms own M?ord. I therefore hava every reason to hallav# lia hat bean stolen. I will (jlva f?o for fha horta and iblaf, or $6 (or (ha llorsa alon#,wtth all reasonable durf*,l( daily crt??l lo ma In Columbia. A mutt 24 P. E.gWffifr Univerrity of Pennsylvania. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. t ? 11 ik LBCtUKKS will begin as ew?l, on (ha I. lint Monday In ^ovemhor and continue (til Match. hiitlmmu bu S **? ?- M. Df .lnaitmn, oy ^ yf y rl,****, M. I). Mmttria Mviim, J So. RriiHtst^u, M D Prtulire a/MtJUinr, N uuL. CtiafrM**, M. I) jiUimtr.mu S TtioaJ C, JiMii. M. 1? ? W*. !?. M. I>. CAsatiWrjr, ?<.?*. If*"*, ?t. ft. Surf try, Wtt.t.l ft* (llCsoft. M D. V X*. P. IIOKNKH, IKa*. KatWk.. jnliial ?of (lie i2J or?d!t of if forhorowt , _ _ ,, <vhlch, toaay IWe/tarf of I Nul content however, Jure Searfty In the i in to boar toy ?h*?a i to draw ojkvo *?, - f tar, I ap|tear and i made; the doctor nc M-hleb I (Uttered ar mtntaffacifi, with tl nnd ?* very acurrWr "pretended poaoe nlftwr, doctor'* vindictive ttiptr will they eitenunto tlio to yet dWnrove the fact of the A few'wordato the ! 4in*td think that in t dare aey of aaefut) ed are thte, that vituperative e|4that* caeaa cannot Im a got ?1 violence to MpfiOrt on e dercno^lesa.untutpeeiii convince the r?fl? eOftf part lite strength orjurticeof your the ?uhjeet forever and let natngM In-tWlNtnr it*. JOHN I. AttgttM 91 ? ? FEMALE TU&SMO JWr?. man INFORMShrrfriindiIbit i A- hotae. (oppoaite 'iho u HOARDING SCHOOL for the ted number of yuong ladles, to pollui Mtd ornamental < ' lion will be paW. . A proper regard to tho health ?h?. ilnll. i? ? " moral* end deportment ?t?. Mrs Mill* pledges harrntf toi that no care not Nplduity I tart to render MlUfnctlon I mftortant duties ?ha bm ni The young ladlei tball ?errrnl teachrri in ktrtvn \ feels confident tfw cation alto haeadoj , _ eiporltnced Instructor*, lw?f? of nil ht-r pnpila, | Mid merit ? claim en pa f TJBHMSOF ? O? InOV^i Wl'n AntnBMfl mm nnd plain *e*vl*/r, ? lllttoiy, Ueofcuphy, dm o ? iroitDiny, CompoMtoo. 1 __ KhKf' -zggk Tboardistg Board do. I rd nor annom,' ? do.riar (matter,^ M Day Boards* par quarter, ?. young lad tea all the i i! Ir Mehere, and In mabW ?uch r itdvance her pepMt and mfcrte her friends. ' ^ .WT ate. Augnst Irt ? 1 * ^*m^anefca< James A |( | , rOHMKK fPOfBI MADISON ^ wno ? House* of in tr*+u ?QF.OS leave to I ILstfasn wiM to e If"' dimly on thn Hon that IraveHWem* fcilrt'. From parlance la his line, he deems it em dwell on his capacity to. fender: mm may anil on Mm. -* H? hoops n directory in hla In sentenced! travellers who CM the corns* and dl?t?ncO from f* m Mi Washington, Wilka# To. On. Oct Notice. pert of tin* atote, and of Booth ^HSBhGm rnilK antMiriltar M? JL ttftap tend on the Cenal,npon whleh mil ~,l Ih. Ml (of (I tmnpvtewt I he Uslna. ? tell, for ? persons will nam end to i in srelghlng A ? ttt