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vcrr.mcnt has it is stated, determined to tc- the counfry that Mr. Clay had gained cognize the new kins of the French. fifty per cent, in the number of his sup-
stilt was felt by the public, and a few insurrectionary movements had been made in Andalusia. Near the frontier there were sums of opposition. The recognition of the
independence of the American states is spoken of by some papers with much confidence ; and that on very easy terms, without reservation, and without reward. ANTICIPATED REVOLUTIONS. Letter from Thomas JtJfcrsTri to John idcms. A friend has oblicinely selected for us the
fallowing letter of Thomas Jefijrson. written seven years since. The letter will be read with much interest at this time, and the passages we have italicised will no doubt leave on the mind of the reader a lasting impression of the depth of intellect and accuracy of observation which were the characteristics of their illustrious author. .Vat. Gaz. " MONTICELLO, Se.PT. 4, 1823. Dear Sir Your letter of August the 15th was received in due time, and with the welcome of every thing which comes from you. Willi its opinions on the difficulties of rev
olutions from despotism to freedom, I very
porters n I vre believed all this, be
cause we wished it might be trueout it is of no use Jackson is still "lord of the ascendant," and bids fair to continue so, the errors of his government to the contrary notwithstanding. The West certainly will support him, even against the boasted claims of a "favorite son.' The South will support him because he is emphatically a southern man in senti
ment. Pennsylvania will support him becanse he is "Old Hickory," and fought
like dunder and blixum at New-Orleans. New- York will unquestionably sup
port him in obedience to the commands
of the migician and the Albany Regency,
and two at least of the New England
states will support him because the sov
ereign people of the said states "will
have it so; and what chance is there for
Clay? In this, as in morals, we must take things as we find them, and not as
we would have them to be. If our sim
ple word would limit the reign of Andrew Jackson to the term of four years
trom the 4th ot March, 1329, we would
CHEAP GOODS.
V
It
much concur. The generation which com- cenaimy say 11; out u wm not, anu theremences a revolution, very rarely completes fore to scold and fret and even lie about
it. Habituated from their intancy to pass- it, will do no good; but contrawise may
tve submission ot Doily oc muui tomeir Kings do some hurt We shaU therefore en- & priests they are not cjuahhed when call- deavor k CQ0, . h , .I t,-. tlwiilr -i.irl nrnviflf for t hr nmpl vii r . . J
"- 1 lhe Iaws d honr the "powers that be,
otrv make them instruments often in the hoP,nS ll,at thc people will eventually
hands of the Bonapartes and Iturbidcs, to make straight whatever thc present gov defeat their own rights and purposes. This ernment, may undertake to make crook
is the present situation ot Lurope and Spa- ed or perverse
rush America. Hut it is not desperate.
The linrht of which has been shed on man
kind by the art of printing, has eminently
changed tne conuition ot tue wona. as
yet, that light has dawned on the middling classes onlv of the men in Europe. The
kings and the rabble, equal ignorance,
have not yet received its rays, but it conti r.ues to spread, and while printing is pre
served, it can no more recede than the sun
l eturn on its course. A first attempt to re
Govcr the right of self government may fail.
s.i m.iv a second, a tluru. xc. uut as a
younger and more instructed race comes on
the sentiment becomes more and more intui
tive, 6c a 4th, a 5th, or some subsequent one
of the ever renewed attempts will ultimate
ly succeed. In France, the first effort whs
.defeated by Robespierre, the second by Bo
naparte, the third by Louis thc XVIII, and
his allies, another is yet to come, and all Eurcfie, Russia cxccfited, has caught thc spirit, and will retain representative govern
ment, more or less perfect I his is now
"w ell understood to be a necessary check on
kings, whom they will jirobably think it
more prudent to change and tame,tha?i to
ex-terminatc. To attain all this, however,
rivers if blood must flow, and years of desolation pass over ; vet the object is worth
livers of blood and years cf desolation.
For what inheritance so valuable can man
leave to his posterity ? 77i" spirit of th
Spaniard, and his deadly and eternal hate
tj a Frenchman, give me much confidtnee That he will never submit, but finally defeat the atrocious violation of the laws of God
and man, under which he is suffering ; and
the wisdom and firmness of the Cortes af
ford reasonable hope that that nation will
settle down in a temperate representative
government, with an executive in operlv su
bordinated to that. Portugal, Italy, Prus
sia, Germany, Greece, will follow suit
Vou and I shall look down from another
"world on these glorious achievements of
man, which will add to the joys even of hea
vtn. THUS. JEFFERSON,
BEG leave to inform their friends and the public that they have re-
moved to Market street.
in the building adjoin-
ing the Drug and Medicinal Store of Messrs Hitt and Orrick, where
they have for sale
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF JEWELLERY
WATCH MATERIALS,
JOHN K. KURTZ. ( Remaining partner of the firm of Kurtz and LODWICK,)
ESPLCTFULLY offers his sincere thanks for the many favors
which have been conftrcd upon him while the late partnership existed, and hopes by his assiduity and devotion to business, to meiit and receive thc custom of former fiiends and acquaintances, lie avails himself ol this opportunity of informing his.fi iends and the public in general, that he has just received from Cincinnati, and is now opening at his stoic room on Maikct a few doors above second stieet, a new and splendid assortment of
Consisting of Cloth, Cassimercs and Cassinett3, Blue and Black Camblcts, Tertan and Circassian Plaids, Bombazcttes, Flannels Sc Baizes, Rose and Point Blankets, French and Linen Drillings, Velvets, Cord, and Ginghams, Canton Sc Italian Crapes, & Calicoes, Cotton, Woollen Sc Worsted Hose, Fancy Silk 8c Cotton Handkerchief, Waterloo Sc Cashmere Shawls, Scarfs Sec. Sec. Sec.
LIQUORS, GLASS AND QUEEXSWARE.
iLLSQi a few cases Men's
Fur and Wool Hats. Men's. Women's
and Chidien's Shoes, Boots and Boot-
tees; all of which he is determined to sell low in exchange for country produce or cash. October IGlh, 1830 36-tf.
AND XMl CHEAP GOODS. J. & V7. KAYES, 7T"TAVL pt received and ;uo now
J J opening on .nancei mpti, m in
rum one d'(ir below tho storr ! ,!. arid S. Smith, a ti-oli and t ii,ial a-itment
of
mm
BSIA.S3
COMMODORE POUTER.
A letter, dated (Gibraltar, AueustS, has
been received at Boston, which states, tljat
Commodore Porter had arrived there on
Ids way to Algiers, and there learned the
events which had taken place at Algiers.
lie was to sad the next day tor Mahon
W hat would be his next destination was
not known. This letter makes no mention
cf any news from Spain. Halt. Patriot.
A secret expedition, under the direc
tion of about 150 emigrant Spanish ofTi diiion to their present assortment of
which thev will tsell low lor cash
ALSO EIGHT DAY
find Time pieces, of their own manufac
ture. Among the articles which they have rccntly received are the Ibllowinir,
viz. :
(iold Finger Rings in variety.
Ladies' and Gentlmen's Gcid Breast Pins
of the latest fashion, Gilt Bracelets, Gold Ear rh.gs.
Gold, Gilt, Steel and Silk Watch Chains,
Gold Gilt and Plated Seals and Keys, Silver ever-pointed pencils,
Broad & narrow Silver lace, Silver Cord, Silver Thimoles, Silver mounted Specta
cles, Pocket Compasses, Tooth Brushes, Fancy Soap, Perfumery,
Military Plumes, Epaulets and Stars, Pistols, Dirks, Cravens for Pencil Cases, Patent and Common Watch Chrystals, Pocket Books, Inkstands, &c. &c A variety of Silver Plated and B1UTTAMA WARE, sueh as Tea and CefiVcPots, Candlesticks, Sunders and Trays, 'Fable Tea and Desert Spoons, Sugar. Tongs, Masonic Jewells, c. &c. S. Jf. JIOXE, A Co. Expect to receive in a few days a supply of Patent Lever, L'Epine Bepcatinor and
Plain atehes, and also a handsome ad
Carelully elei tt-d widiin th' lat thirty j days, in the cities of Phil ulelj.hia, lialti-
more and Pittsburgh : the st 1 juaht ,
patterns and pi ices, are such, lib it ij iioi-
el, cannot fail t deae.
Anionct irhich arc Supeifine, Blue, Black am! Sti el n.ixtd Cloth, Superfine, Blue, and Black Cainctt and S attinett, Caniblet, Circassian, and Tartan Plaids, Boinba.etts vV, new st le Callicoes, Cambricks and Jaeonetts, Swiss, Mull and Book Muslins, figured vV plain, Irish Linen? and B.ibbinetts, brown 5c bleached Shirtings vSi Sheetings, Thread, Bobbinett, and Cotton Lares, Silk, Bandana, Madras Cotton Ilandki n hiefs, Super fancy and Gauze Handkerchiefs, Canton Crapes, Scarfs and veils. Belt, Cap, Bonnetts and Fancy Ribbons, Figured black gross de Naples and Lutestrings, Marseilles and Fancy Vestings, White and black cotton and worsted hose and half hse, Ladies' and Gentlemeifs Silk, Castor and Beaver Gloves, Ginghams, Swiss and Muslin Robes,
L e and Point Blankets.
White, Red, Yellow and Green Flannels,
Led Tickings and Drillings,
Loghorn Flats and Bolivars, Umbrellas
and Parasols,
Ladies' Prunella and Morocco Shoes,
Gentlemen's coarse and line Shoes, Fur, Wool and Morocco hats, Looking
Glasses, Combs, r. Yiifi ti gent rial assortment of
HARDWARE, OVK i:SWARE. C1II-
. KA AND GLASSWAKE.
NOTICE, IS hereby ;ien, that I will recces written proposals frcm this d Ate, until the first Friday in November ncK
i iva i j r
j jjij LOT i-rii in thc town of LawrenceviTTeT"
Illinois, belonging to thc Borough of Vinctnncs. 4 By order of thc Board of Trustees, SAMl. HILLC, October 4, 1830. 35-4? 50 DOLLARS R2V7AHD.
Was stolen from
-S m V firm nir T or.
port, on thc nijrht ot thc
Uthinst.a cbesnut SORREL HORSE,
saddle, and bridle; the horse is about 15 hands high, with some white feet, and a small snip on his nose; the horse wan formerly the property of Mr. Higdoncf Indianapolis, and in good order, when stolen. I will pay the above reward for thc horse and thief, or for the thief. JOHN TIPTON August 15th, 1830. 29.
AS the pleasure of informing his 5 j$ friends and the public generally, that the business hitherto conducted under the Firm of James 5c Samuel Smith, will in future be carried on at the old stand, by himself. In addition to thc stock of the old firm, he has just received, and is now opening, a handsome assoitnietu of fall and winter fcoxsisriya ix part or White, Red, Yellow and Green Flannels
Baixes, Bombazctts Real Tat tan Jk com
mon Plaids Rose, Mackinaw and Point Blankets
Blue, Blick, Brown and Steel mixed
Broadcloths and Cassinctts New style Calicoes
Colored, Brown and Bleached Domestics
of every quality.
FOUR CASES GEXTLEMEX'S FINE HATS.
5 Cases Ladies', Gentlemen's, Boys and Children's hoes. A general assortment of Hardware and Cutlery, Quccnswate, Iron assoited, Plough plates and Castings. Also GROCERIES,
Tanners' Oil, first quaUty
cers, lately sailed Irom England for the
coast of Spam. It was got up with
great caution and ecrecy, under thc su
perintendence of Johnson, noted smue;
gier. xsotice ot it at length came to the ears of the Spanish ambassador, who made immediate representation on the subject to the foreign office, but before there was any time for interference, the
FL2tfCY GOODS. Thev still continue the Watch repairinn, Silversmiths'' and Clock making
business, and are fully prepared to manufacture Eiiiht Day Clocks and Time pie
ces whien they will warrant. They will also furnish seals for publie ollices at short notice, handsomely
otherwise shall receive particular and im
mediate attention. Cash paid for old Gold and Silver. .October, 130. :??-tf
expedition had sailed. This took place I engraved and all wrk sent bv mail or
oeioretne late revolution in I ranee was known. It was supposed that thc en tcrprise must have been undertaken in concert with a party in Spain, as it too email to expect success without some arrangement or immediate co oppera tion, as it carried a very large supply of crms an ammunition. It is said that the money was raised for the enterprise by subscription.
OF KV15IIY IKSCHllTION.
The public in general arc resnectfullv
solieited to call and examine our Goods,
as we are determined to dispose ol them
at very reduced pnees lor cash, pork, corn, country linueir feathers, furswhis-
;ey, c:c.
Vineennes, Ausust 'J, LS.'IO.
Todfricldaricrs, Builders, &c.
3T; Y order-of the board of Justices ol . . .....
mJ ihc county, tne inniding o! a courthouse in the town of Petersburg!!, will
be let to the lowest bidder, on Monday
NOTICE.
"STAVING purchased the right of
making and vending within Knox
county, I'lnkham iUosner s astune;
Machinc, for securing and washinc-
clothes, any person wishing to purchase can have them on trial, and if not ap
proved, may be returned. I have also
on hand and intend keeping, a supply of
Cabinet Ware of the best quality; wiU also do Carpenter's and Joiner's work at thc most i educed prices.
JOHN MOORE. May 1st, 1830. 12-ly.
THSiLDY'S BOOK.
iOOO
C1URLES JLEXJ. DER,
Publisher of the Daily Chronicle, and wc.i.
known as h;ivmg been oi.ncctcd in pnblication of the SaAurda evenu Vc-K. and Casket )ropos. sin conjunct'.Dii v.i'.li. Louis A. Godey, to ccninicuce, on tl: f;i-st of Julv next, a mcnthlv Ll Tl'lKAKV MISCELLANY, under the abo.i title. This work will be devoted especially to thc service of the Ladies, and lckkig chiclly to them for patronage, no exertion will be spared to merit it. Thc plan contemplated varies materially from that c f ;tny of thc American jf riodicals now circulated ; and if executed in the style which the proprietors believe to be within their mean? , will be found, they trust, to be an improvement, in some respect at least, t:pon the best of its predecessors. In the choice cf materials, though contributions of decided merit will always be acccptab.e, they never will be introduced to the exclusion of ether articles of superior value. Thc numerous M:iiT'inr tn Up nrn i!fd for the. Tnzrncsrt
the 8th of November next, in the said ! (,f selection, will always afford a plentiful town. i suooly of matter suitable for thc Lady's
flic house to be thirty-six feet square Hook, which, when republished, will pos
Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, of the Rritish Navy, who is a native of Ma?sachu eetts, has been promoted to Admiral cf the Red; and Captain Broke, who commanded the frigate Shannon in her Sagement with the Chcsapeak,to Rear Admiral lialcigh Star.
NATIONAL T0L1TICS. Maine has actually g0llc h, ; h and d for the administration This adds another of the .New Lngland states to the Hero s civic crown. tkp , :
it may as v?c.l be spoken as hid, that Gen. Jackson, notwithstanding his vetos and ref'jTmty and malversations, so called, has lost nothing in thc alTt ctions and confidence of a sovereign people, far as an expression has been made of j,ub lie opinion of the noils. We have been
deceived upon this subject, and in a
; NEW STORE. T'IjMIE subscribeis are now opening
U in the new Store on Market-street, next door to Messrs. Burtoii Sc HkHERD) a large assortment of substantial and fancy Dry Goods, with Hardware, Cutlery, Quecnsware, Glassware, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, &c. Sec. all of which were recently purchased by one of thc partners (who had cery possible advantage as to price and quality) in New Yotk and Philadelphia, and will be disposed ol on the lowest terms for cash; or in barter thty will receive at fair prices, viz: Wheat, Corn, Rye, Pork, Beeswax, Cordwood, Saw Loi;s, Tea thers, Dried Apples, Tallow, Domestic Lin en, Beans, Deerskins, Onions, Sec. together with all other merchantable articles, the product of home industry. MARRON U HUNTER. fc7 M. 11. now possess the Co lvmbian Steam Mill, and will with ihe lequisite encouragement, continue the Store in thc viciniu of the Mill:
ihcy want to purchase immediately fifty
2-lfebls.
Claret Wines, Holland Gin, French
Brandy, Jamaica Rum. Best Rifle Powder, Shot and Lead; 70 Barrels Old Whiskey, 20 Bas Coflec, IO Barrels Sugar, 20 Kegs Boston Cut and Wrought Nails.
I A consignment of Cordage of every de
scription; all ot which, together with numnerless other articlet, lie will sell low for cash or for produce of anv kind. Oct. 16, 1830. 36-tf
ol brick, with a stone loundation. The
payments will be specie. Three bundred dollars will be advanced bout the lime of contracting. The plan ol the house, the manner in which it is to be finished, and the terms of payment will be particularly made known on the day of letting The contractor will be rtqu'ned to give bound with approved security for tbc performance of the contract. SAMUEL STUCKEY. ") 7, PETER BRINTON, L Irus' M. W. f OS I ER, J uc Petersburg Sent. 16th 1830 32-6t.
TO THE VUillAV. TTJElG det ermined to icave my wife
fcD'Dama Biooks in conscnuence of
Nos. 1 and 2, Port and j ier unrulincss. (which she carried to so
great an extrcrt that it was out of the power of man to endure it,) and learning too, that she has been venting her spleen, by involving me in debt, I therefore forwarn each and every person from trusting or harboring her on my account, as I shall pay no debts of her contracting, from and after this date. LYSANDER BROOKS. Vincenr.es, Oct. 16, 1330. 36-3t
X TLisi of ?irttrr.
THE following is a list of Letters remaining in the Post Office at Washington, Daviess county, la. which if not taken out within three months will be sent to the General Post-Office as dead letters. ? David Barret, Aaron Belding, Chas. R.Brown J Wm. Buni.el, C Jus. Carnahan 2 Cahaun C?; Uapcr, El.shu B. Clark, David Chumberton, Warren Church. ;J ; I) Travis Docken?, v it. F. Jolin Ewbaoks,- Thomas Evans Edmond ilulcn, J)ais lluuiphcry, John Hatfield, . lsiac Lew tllen, A lsnac B. Miller, David McClure 3 .V Elczebcth Nolar.d, P Mason Palmer, Clark 1). Powell, A' e;h Roddick, S" Sand. Slair, Friend Spears, Francis Suimnitt, V. M.er Secretary of Charity Lotlgc No. 30 T Bcnnet Thoma, Eli ih Te.iue, JOHN MURPHY, p. .
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Sf-Q H subscriber
V us",ntss In new
uitvn iiuiji JiJLIJ'
JL. continues to carry on the above
scss, for all but a few, the attraction of no
velty. Extensive arrangements have been made at home and abroad that will give every facility to the ready attainment of the choicest and earlist productions. Thc design includes every thing which may be expected to afford entertainment and instruction, in an inviting form, to those for whom, the work is intended. It is presumed too, that a Miscellany deserving the notice of thc ladies, cannct but prove worthy cf thc other sex. Among the subjects which may be enumcrated as likely to be prominent, will be found Music, including notices cf new compositions, with occasional disquisitions on thc science, and reprints cf such New Songs as may be thought worthy to be so dis tiuguished ; Biographical anecdotes. Tain and interesting Narratives, from writers cf real talent ; the Fashions, with an illustra
tive engraving quarterly, fancifully coloured. This department will be under the superintendence of persons well versed in the art, and no pains will be spared to render inot the least attractive part of its contents. A word or two now and then will be introduced, touching those exercises Fc sports which are generally regarded as improving to both health and beauty, among which. Hiding and Dancing may be specified, with appropriate wood cuts by skilful artists. Poetry, of course will be one cf the Departments to which great attention will be paid; and Embroidery, the poetry cf Needle work, will till its due space. On this latter subject it will be difficult to End centiibu-
! tors who can write clearly, but the engraver
will be perfectly intelligible. CONDITIONS. The work will be issued in numbers, en the first cf every month, and comprise fifty six large crtavo pages ; to be printed on a hue 5upcr royal paper, with entirely r.ew type, and carefullv stitched in coloured covers. Every number will contain a piece cf Music, cr.e Copperplate Engraving, ar.dar least four Wood cuts, illustrative of the contents ; and every three months a coloured plate cf the latest London cr Paris Fashions. The subscription price will be per annum, payable in advance C5 per cent.
emi-annually, will be added to all subsenp-
site thc Catholic Church, and ad-
joining the Cotton Factory of Reynolds and Bonner, where all who call may be accommodated with the best cast steel Axes, Ploughs of every description, ujul Waggons complete, constantly cn hand, and lor sale, customers work done in the best manner, and cn the
Two or three appentices will be taken ' l-s -hat remain unpaid, anu t.ie wcrt c:s- , , t , r , continued to these w ho neglect to settle up to thc above business; beys horn the 'ucu - -" . .... f,ii . i their arrears. Great attention will be paid, country, of good moral character, be j t0 forwardi iru: the work to country subscn-
tween io ana 10 years oi age, would be bers, that they may receive it uninjured by
pietcrreu
JOHN B. DUNNING.
Vincenncs, June 10, 1830. tf.
r VmEDICAL NOTICE. rjVHE semi annual tncctirg of the t-Mdical Board of the first Medical
- 7 '?ATTT rVVVTT iw3nv.w i m urtl i;i VlUCCHtlCS CD UiC 'JOHN COjjL$; ;irir ;e?:(;v in .Voi'f.'.iirr wrf-when
S removed hi o face to second it is hoped the members will be punctu-
a I I . t i t I . 1 1
, " may nave neipeu to uccuve thcutand bushels of Corn, and twenty
. ,rk' u e nave been toklmos vaunt ttu.u. and bushels of w heat, and shall tak Street, nearly opposite Lasseilc's 1 al in attendance.
s'j, uu uy muse who nroiesseo lo'tacn cst: h uhmt n,f - tn ,,.nim-,. inm. wI.imo i,m k f..., i nil
&nuv, that an astonishing reaction had j date customers
Ca.cn place, and is now t
Lkmc
pla;
in
"Jwiiiv.I3. Vinccni.es, l)-c. 1, 1 S 42-tf.
ttmes. September 16, 133J.
32-
By order. II. DECKER, .Wy-
October 20, 1330.
mail transportation. Agents, receiving subscriptions, and remitting tlie amount to th? j)ublihers, will be allowed 15 per cent.dieount, or a proportionate number cfcc-pics cf the work. Address LEWIS A. GODEY, & CO Djilu Chror.kle Office, Phdcde'tJ. J Country papers, by inserting the zbc r often as they think preper, and sendi.-; their pape rs adilrtssed to " The Lad;, s Book," Philadelphia, vwll be entitled to receive the wcrk tor one year, and the sam v. ill he jiroinptly attendcu to. J'S'ibscription to the uLovr work, rwcucd at th;c cilice.
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