Public Leger, Volume 4, Number 5, Richmond, Wayne County, 30 June 1827 — Page 3
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T:u,iurt. Ifwc mav judge
;VrpA icncc to the subject in
d iIVrr niest i fcUi" t,,e nrProach
!'anU t-ihe Legislature. 1 ne d,s
-doubt be extensile there. Georgia Las
not increased Iter resources; but she has gambled uttay iter character !
Greece. It is stated that the Greek-
force amounts to 25,300 troops, and 128; vessels of ditrerent sizes. Great activity'
s using to repair old and build new ones. I
.... srssl'n " fl. Lii.lc ! TA- ferret- TK lit
Hii, - . vy lit' ITUIlit: mv, , .-w tiv.jj. mo UlCt lUIIIHlll
for purposes cl inter-
' 1 M tM ?",,v -ir::'Uurov. .... m to bc ,hc i :rfifiru u .... - .
of New York and Albany have (despatch-
t ed two ve ssels fully laden with provisions
The uiict is land cluthinn for the relief of the suflerinp
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i V' J- , ,rKiac die HllU'WC im: ; "uiutii unu iimiuiiii, iinu OiU IHCIl Ul
jr 'i u! lie attention has been direct- j! Greece. The cargoes of t!ie two amoun-j 1,1 "V. Tiu'obiects to hot iTtcti d by t; led to ,34,1 16. They contemplate sen-!
iim''Juui aliiuled to, arc the W a- i'ding another next month. The first that j bnnio n t C " ' ! j-i.S t!e road from Lke Mi- ;Sa.lod had aiivedat Gihralter. The New j reached F 1 ,i . For the Wabash ca- i. York committee have on hand in money, ; tcmber J1 f ' " U '! liberal donation was placed at '! clothing and provisions, 4,100, and thejj : f l! 1 of ;1 Lri;isl.tii:e ?til!ii i-it j: Albany committee, 5,760. CTri
written on the 2Glh of June, was dated at II
ori Gorman, when he was on his way down Makensie's river towards the Pacific Ocean. Having reached the mouth of this river, the expedition proceeded to survey the coast of the pacific, which they did from 113 deg. to 149 deg. 38 min. west longitude. They suppose that in five dais further progress they would have reached the Icy Cape, but for the -circu in
stance of their having, for fifteen day?, 'jvho--
ucvii involved in dense logs, which put a stop to their operations in that direction. The expedition met with some annoyance from the Esquimaux, who attempted to pillage, but these people were easily dispersed by the simple and humane process of firing a few blank shots over their heads.
Oa the 17th of August, Captain Franklin began to retiaee his steps eastward, and
' j reached Fort Franklin on the 21st of Sep,;;tcmbcr X, Y, American,
Seasonable Goods.
'JjMJST received from PhilaiMphia, a Iar and
! complete assortment ol plain and fuebioisaUe ! Foreign and Domestic
x, DRY GOODS: Among whicl are Broad Cloths and Cussimeres, of the
Uxlord and Steel mixtures.
Crother Scott seems to be ill earnest !
! or the satisfaction of i
Purciunre ar;d William Gordon,
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. : t nt-ulv or quite to construct j! a ceconu vessel uas also sailed liom'i v wSui pciMidsum, i:i'l!';-i"tcir d thi it may fill short I' Philadelphia uitu barrel, of assorted oxPert to preach at the School House, in "".f ndi .ofn.e cf its fiiends.jj provisions, for the st,tlViig Greeks. this place, tomorrow at 4 oVlock P. M.
; r'-.w, to the inhabitants on U: , . ,p.,.o. .....i.i .... .. ,! ju?t listen io him! v. if. !n i luuioious dirpa! ;;
.fti, .i:J?.it may be constnicu-u, 0uagr.,nls ami others, we wt.uld sUIe,1 K.ulo'jr heart. :"t our fellow citizens ji th.lt XU town is not ad ancii.g so stuzily as -jcfull benefit of it. For two orjjs ni ' l our ueiuhbors would J.ae tin. m .'..in th- s'jrin tl:e Wabash ! Relieve. We ailmil, with them, that ti.o
M,i , m ... ' progress, until the present ear, h been j ...f.'vi . v. the Maiiu.ee, hre i:a iiral it-;. & I v 1 t - ; '-low; hut thi? cannot be wondered at. j.,;:-which tine the canal n-aj l : tt hrll ,lt; t m uu.Maixi s. uhiih eper.,rcit Mrvice U them in sending their pro- j ,lt:t agah.st it, are brought to view, ii -; ' j :, i;or'!.oiu in iihvt, aiul in receiv- airy ph.ee ever i. tie red b inisrqjrcsi n!a tic n 'Vr.-urelu-s of goods. A the coun-!i-"d fnhrhwU Centre vi!le has. in the lii-t . .. . i :, place, IfivJire woo felt dispust d to settle f-k - r.ii ; sttthii:. lio prejected ca-j; ' 1 r1, v - J :: here weretoIJ thai the uii v advanlane
:..! L'-'i'ncs iiK.re and moi e important. hjs (jaCe tl,e seat uf Justic e, and I; -j .1 t;:iuT t!io l.caiiv.:) of the content - i iltat this would hi- taken f'rc.in it in a &hoit j l:vm Lake Michigan to the j lime eci.iit'l), It was represented as u ; ' , rvKh ii.tcrest seeing to he k it i h place of no busit-e? u.d thirdh, it m: ,
, i i . Uai-I to be ur.eof I'.e i!H-t iV.7' places in I iVc.uMtt ..h;:g t-.e 0!uo: and it is nht . , u i l" ii 'he ern cou-.t:v, that it wa- m-tui l) I -Mh.it tl4e:e .houhl. borne o: - j : ,;ft. ,(l ; . i;;it j.ui it u a's acta. II; i
t).v:.i oa tlie 0 .i must be s.-l jcti d
; ; v:.c I .riiiii .uioa of the l oad in that di
- a. ,-,. Livv.encebur-h, V -vav, M idi- !l " U i' il "- I t" -''.:e, ?haltve .!
; (ii:n(rm;s c pa tin -r;h it. Ile;ce, "it-
pn ge- u -is l it we :;i e grtit:lie i h Uc- it 1:1 o u i t -:.te, that, ti t
.- ci'.' t i.-s ot ti na u an l.kcl to f:siS: !
i:i:i,i-J.i:A AlrM v. We iu-iivu' ail ad- h . ' , , . i " 4 ' ; :ne pcepie. ( veil ?t I aiigi 1 ? ) begin Jo t i l ino to the pit-fc: er.ee. 1 o ; (i,t.-Mi jOC ; illui ITl.-.:: h:,ve pioc.l their pqu-c of opening the ru ad, our lead- j itioi fuht . 'I hat the m at cl Justcej t:- rtiiictr.bcr, ot.e section is granted for j is ja . n anetdlv f.d tit this place there, r.i-iinalv, which, with proptr mana-e ! t "dou;.t- -th..t busini-- is as ti. ) : ... ., i . . ii. l.i-.ie, as ;n ar- t-ii.c r I. v. n in the .-late of..
1 ; lis s.i . i a ia J ; ii. pr. ol ( I Ihiswe ;!:n Ve ,f r wf.iiiJ slate, theie aic j:.w erecting a ' N.'.in. r oi'uese fuhjcctb imrf-ual'-h- af- A 1 t i . r . I i t .Me ttou-e by l.'j lect
ftct l.iU part ct t!ie state; hut we Might a ha:;Jom? !;ritk hre-pr.-of building, de-a
CANDIDATES. In Wayne county, for siiEnirr. jrjJX WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM JrCLAA'E. LEGISLATURE. WILLIAM STEELE, HS'LVHY HOOVE tt WILLIAM ELLIO TT, ROBERT HILL. ASA M, SHEARMAN, ABEL LOMAW WILLIAM SCEARCE. In Union county, REPRESENTATIVE. ANDREW HLYDMA.V. COMMISSIONER. JOIIX $. JILIY1 WILLIAM YOUSZ, WILLIAM H. UEXXETT, SHERIFF. THOMAS M'MEAXS, CLLKK. JOIIX n. ROSE, E DC HIE L II URXS1DE, JAMES LEilSTOX, I t R.:u !u!j)k county. RUT.r.SLN rATIVE. DANIEL WOllTIL
HARDWARE: Mill and cross-cut saws. Anvils and vices, Penknives of a superior quality, Scythes and sickles, &c. SCHOOL BOOKS: Biddle's Architect, Vincent's Fluxions, Large Family Bibles, Comly's Spelling Book, Szc, Walker's large Dictioi.ary, Blackstone's Commentaries. SADDLERV A complete assoilmcn!.. QUEENS WARE, II AT I ERS1 TRiMMLVGS, GROCERIES, TIN WARE, Lndics' and children's Bootees & Shoes. AU of which will be riipoK"l ol'on more re;isoi:abl terms thn ever, owin- to the reducul j riccs at th eastward. ROBERT MORRISSON. Richmond, 6th mo. 1, 1827. tf
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JU3T received a frent-nil -as9ojtrneiit of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, SADDLERY, CROCKERY, GROCERIES, Leghorn H its with extra crowns ditto Bcunet?, Straw Bonnets, Ladies morocco walking shoes, ditto high heel pump, Men's Monroes calfskin shoes, ditto. Boots of a good quality,
Malaga, Tencviffu &, Madeir
REAL FRENCH BRANDY, expressly for sickness, CROSS-CUT & MILL SAWS. All of which have been selects! with enre, and bought in tin; luurkets ol N'tw Vrk ond iV.ihu'.a.
phia, which h offer, WHOLESALE OR HE-
IJlIJLy til reduced pnees. E. L. Si P. H. KR05T. 5th Mo. 25lh, 1827. 50ti A'D LA DIES' LITERARY GAZETTE. Oi which upwards of 5000 copies ure ;riia d wctklj; EMBELLISHED WITH OGICAVIMGS. This work, enlarged to a Itoval Quarto, will be 1.1 r
conuucteii Lert aller as lollows:
,.,: b i;-c-Me to anv m.-jsuivs c ih u- ' 'o5 ( ,! ,: 5 ba i:e l.-lei i and KecotU j Sc! . ol v.iH re-ccmiotccc in the Firtlic U I. Biographical Sketches of distin-ui.hrd Fc- , . ' ' , , t' , er.;f t!iCCoun!v,:;l.d abuut 10 rT 12 iai-e'! tcWd iKnsc. on Momiay i.txt. It u.!, ben males; manners, conversation, fashioriand ?uch ohd iinsove arv put d the si it..-. . . .. , . , .l.. rn.aicied rnlhe umitiI ti ri.i, ut;!i r the care of thcr subjects as should claim attention in rlia.Ue T - nr ,..,; v ni r, . ' ""'Z - ; It K a J txlMb.C tbn4,; A( .iUi:u,. i,r Dunham, and J,!, Fu - specially devoted th the ladie . under the eV.oni ::. nr. hi.. oi o.ih.n c.i....... i-.. ; j;tr ... i.,,,;., f. r a -.u:.t y Scnunan , . !.-v, v ;. wU wi:: Kn.it ih. niid,tr of scholars if direction of Mrs. Harm-t Mnj, recently .,i N. t.:-; " " 1 t' ;ii!.tr elite Is s i!! he ill U: cvnnium cd in this place in the!1 -ry. !j Voik, arnl authoress of many literary productions i; . h .. m Tlo r.: -rs r, -T.tt.-f-w Tor past fnvorr, rcsrect- q cfhiL'ti merit.
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Mt : pr". c .v.:.. Al lv hi tuiil Ci j,, o t!l:i J't t.-l wiUa: to i ntrust the:r chiluren ) en tific notices of all new publications at home era
u i rail c.v- , sl.tlc li.at II 1 "'' ' """"' i-.w-i .-iu- , i?iu;ii : L..ut-r wit- ciiiuiriiu oireciioii oi ine eciror
.1 - u, 1 ..i ian-.-c I., fh.. tvPitP-n'1 ,ll,m v,,,: u :il;r- nI" A It bra, enrtiou, j of the late 'American Monthly Rlrnjazine. and au. nisM.a In but lev. towns 111 UlC - It. I., Survr (t.uaher xvifi. the n.-.thematicatbranch- .; ihor of -Tbe Wilderness" "O'llalJoran," &c. &c. , tt) ; there h:;S been hut one Ot ath vhi(h it depends Pi in Scwin;, Mnrking, , III. The news of Ihe week: the drama, line artsin the last 13 months. Heme1, uc : Flo em. sr, Faitinu.'erinc mid F-iintin. No can: r the culture of plants and flowers, poetry, in ciiotes, vlrM.rr(.re mi v nn hrrr oral kast'i wal.tinc en the part ot the Mihseriber, or his ! IV. E.ngraviugs. I. Washington's Sepulcbcr . slMt gtrs may slop iac, or ai ua.i .,.t:..,t (( n.-.i.thr Echoed a.ivantageous to sthol-at Mount Vernon. 2. The house m which Fr u.ktltiohgh Ulthout the least it eger. ; ar5 ;;Kil iatisfacnrv to i itroi.. lin was born. 3. The Highlands from V(f iut. Western Emporium, ii .N -XTII AN SMITH, Teacl-er. : t. Citv Hall, New York 5. Han-er'a F,-rv, Va. ,; Hii laiiotii, Jnne HO, Ki-T. 3 The Cam'tol at Wahinu-t.n. ?. The Fail of ' Niagara. 8. Bunker Hill 'Monument. 9. CaMlis
rir. THE Pl'i:i ic lECf R. ; ... , cri : . ,.. . Garden, New Ywrk. 10. Residence of Joser.h Bo-
view of
FR THE PI 1. 1 I c ItiaK. i ,,t mi; ) .r-'- rr u r, unit i), Aew 1 urK. IU. KesnJcuci; ol Josej r:imuiy. , ;j J Si.ai.;oa, an etray Stu-i C ult, three (; Jikem-sit's of ilistiii;ui4;ed iiHividuals, vi
viz-, bli'
Wullhtr-- I)v a traveller ho re- i! year- o!il, a ro-u with some white hair? iu ti e end j; Walter Sett, Shakpeare, Hannah Moore, Mrs. ' , 1 . ii oi 4 . j s tail, had on a joke, and wa advertised ar.. J. R;!eli;fc, Mrs. Onie, Robert Cmmet, Mrs. Hcmaus y ventuieil to pas IM eon i. ii.ii e-.. (.f t lyw ;(ff, wj9 . nr;lis(M, at .ig(ltt i. dol- I .: and others.
, lam infeni'a that tin most astia.
irnpro (!;! Is are proi Tssing in plat e. He i-siwrs tin tl-at no h ss' 000.12. three story hrii k i uihiii us; erecteil tiiere l it v k, and thai splendid Semu.aix Editice. w t.ith cov-, 0000-1000 ol an acre of ground, was as :ur a the rorai.r called tiie Judge's! isters. This, wiih divers chua hes d other ntcessury huildintrs, l ot forget-, Z Jh sui-erh r v mansion of a certain itleinan ot tcttere, give the place quite . iiripnsin; appearance. Thus to te-, .1 a village in a retired part of the coun- , as remote from facilities for maiiulae-. es as from advantages of cmiiiienev lituj through the aim st insuperable' ;riers which dame nature opposes to her vanccmcnt, t mei-pee; fiom the obscu i:y of her native . tg ps, and dis ; .li.it. .i I -...! .,2 it c rt lii It : 71 " IC '
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I ir- I James Fiiwie rou and aae (irei'n, and in- Ii ?This :u;nilar work, devoted efneciellv to the la-
ttn -l oi. citr.'iy book, th: 13sh day of June, j; die, contain? a rich fund of miscellaneous liU-ra-
UH1. The owner i repiestel to come, prove pro- j. tnre, and w 'oeautiiuily printed in quarto form, ex-
I press I y Inr hinting;. Eiht papes are published evi er week, making a yearly volume of upwards of ! 400 page, at Two Dollars Fifty Cents ptr nnnum. , pay nhle in ad vance. Address (post paid) Thomas
C. Clarke, 11, Chesnut street, ?hV adelphin.
oerty, pay charges, and talc him nwav. NAZARFIT1 BUNCH, J. P.
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. . , , ! the full blaze of In r wealth, her enterprize ' ,tf M:i?sach,iM-.K ,n tne .th lj Uvr lvr wlhy energies-it . '.' j!t or " f-''ie. i.y a vole- o! ; .tr.kes ih at once with amazement, and - '1 he Ilour-r of Uepresci - i! w v re con-tiained to s;iv, who sliall set
l " 3 -.d he for,; , ,-, .(! him.
j! bounds to the inexhaustible and incalcu-i
Ll ilde resCiirccs of our couatry!
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iui. Uotlerv otueoria, the ,
('''I oi 1 I - " l.. Oil Was 1-hr lands doHuth d im ,f . 1 TIa...! I ,.fti, .ine IniVrmn. .lit(. ( , ' ! lin Aloiitreal Ileralu eotilams tnn.rma-1 .(. flS was concluded on the 2Cll, j lioi of tlle progress made by Captain:
Franklin, iu hU 1 ate Arctic land cxpedi-j liiMi, from w hich we atliur that, on the I 2in .f J unu last, he was about flatting
: hi a inter quarters. Another le tie;
8 1-4 cents reward. Tit! 12 above reward will be piven for the appreheiiMnofJOEL DAVENPORT, an indented apprentice to the subscriber, who ran away on the night of the '24 th inst. without just eau?e. All persons are warned not to trust or harbor him on my account. (Y-t-t-X smart lad is wanted to work on the farm. Jr WILLIAM NEAL. Wayne township, Juue C9, 18-27. 53 FOR SALE A T THIS OFFICE, A few sets of the A Tehous periodical, publibetl at Wilmington, Delaware. Inquire for particulars. Vertical Spinner. rm HP enWribrr reidinz in Richmond, will fur-
jj nih farmers with Spinning Machines of the above kind, on n short notice, nt $10 each, one-
Mew Qoodo!
OUSERVICR. jf-half of which .vill be received in tra.le. tt is hoped
1 i:
-leivas a prcat deal t f snecul.
,,r,": tf,- drawii.t;. The pel nicioij- i 'T"-i.ce ,t Icttery gnrn! 1;:,- will n- j
that farmer will avail themselves of the advantages offered by this Machine in the manufacturing wool, and nt levt try the Machine. Any persou doubting real superiority T few rtafWtriul. N A 1 HAS SMITH.
June'2Allii7.
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BLANK DEEDS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
TPUST received, from Philadelphia, a nc.it and plain a?eortii;ent of DRY GOODS, & HARDWARE. Amon which are 1 00 pair super morocco and prunclle slices, Ca h'coaf, Srcrs uckers, Washington Stripe, 4-4, 7-3 & 3-4 Muslins, broimti,' bleached, 6-1 4-1 Cambric rr j- , ,.- Muslins, th, do, fJuoc y Silks, Braids, Linen $r Cotton Checks, Gorum and Metal Buttons, Razors, Strops 4" Paste, Ac $c J. P. PLUMMER. 3d m. 29th, IS27. 143
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QjTVlK subscriber respectfullj informs lib iticmH ilx and the public, that he has taken the shoo, on Pearl street, adjoining the store of Thomas Owen, where he intends keeping a general assortment of COLLARS & HARNESS, Of every description, which will be sold cheap for Cash. SETU GORDON. Richmond, 6th xo, 20, 1827, 4