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, heel, make a low bow, acknowledge our
folly, and tell the British ministry we are
at length satisfied they are not TO be bullied.
4 However it seems it is at length deter
mined that the embargo will be raised in two
or three weeks, and we congratulate our
fellow Citizens, who have been SO long
ground down opoverty and want By an UNI
wise measure Of government, that they will
speedily find relief. 1t is the people who
have saved themselves. We give no credit
to the cabinet. 1.-THE people had permitted
1t, the administration would have continued
the nation in alliance with France against
England, till doomsday.
The holders Of domestic produce, will
soon be relieved from their burthens. We
understand that -four has risen to dollars,
and we have no doubt in day or two il
will be eight, or nine. VINO would have
thought it possible that so old and harden
ed political sinner would ever have &C
knowledged an error, and retracted his
steps Wonders never cease.
(Fea Rep.)
BY an arrival at Newport, R. I. we have
advices to the ninth OF last month from the
HAVANA.
Business there was brisk and thriving
In their marine register Qor they have such
register, the embargo Notwithstanding
we notice the arrival of ~ vessels from diff
fcrentpar;s o. Europe and the United States,
from the 28th December to- the 2d January,
and clearances TO the number of Is. Pro.
visions and dry goods were plenty-Fiour
at 20 doilars-and ten vessels there in port
laden with that article. A number Of Anne
rlcan vessels had been di,fc:n in there, THO
stress a 5veathey; they had been 6 em.6ar-
goea," even there, for the want of regular
papers but there was no doubt tFat the
government would have due consideration
tor their distresseS, and finally liberate
them.
The San, Justo, "a gun ship, had re-
turned from La Vera Cruz; and was adj
pertised to sail shortly for Old Spain, under
the command of the marquis del Real Te-
soro.
A fine trade was carrying On with Great
Britain and the British West India islands
and also direct one with the mother coun
try. We observe 3 Spanish ships adversis-
Cd for the port of Cadiz alone.
Nelv-1ork Gaz.
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FORGERY.


a young man was arrested in this CITY IN
Thursday evening last, on suspicion of BEING
concerned in countertcltlne bank notes
Notes on the bank of the Uni,ed St.ta.
pennsylvania bank-and some OF TIE Jersey
banks, to the amount of 1915 dollars. W..
found on him and in his SADDLE bags. Some
OF the notes were signed and others blank -
1t is fact nd generally known, that all Ffye
Dollar notes of the bank of the United States
are counterfeit They issue no note Tor less
than ten dollars. -PhlladeAahia llaher.
O. The next Dancing Alien
bly, will be held at Mr.. Cations
Hotel, on Ihurlday next, the
9th infant,
February 6. q.
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TUESDAY; SEPTEMBER .a6..
TIE Fax So THE FLOWERS.

- stStseS - &s%sS s.lls 80 ~ -
The fair have been frequently liken'd e flow
Which shine and look gay in the bed,
4 Dispensing their CHAINS Tor lew feetins
hours, t Z
Tlen d: oop in their stalks and are dead.
In some points lie simile holes il is true,
And Nc Judge tie comparison neat;
In others plain marks Of distinction we view,
And the likeness is thus incomplete. Is
The fair, like the fow'r, of her beauty may
boast;
Near as soon does that beauty decays, 8.
!. And when once the vain glitter OF surface Is
los,
The. may bothpass unnotie'd away.
But the innocent How'r, as it fixes the gaze,
s.t Never hurts, whilc,it pleases the eye;
The fairs brighter lustre consumes like q
blaze, IS
And wounds him who rashly draws nigh.
Like the hoM RS, there are scme OF the lar,
cosiess, M
Who seen, TO exist without mind
But many We see joining judgment to tress,
In whcm sense with show is combn,d.
The ilow'r's CANDY vesture amuses the slsht'
4. nul serves us for nothing beside;
The fair a,e varied source OF delight,
To uses more solid arplId.
81 zt
The -fow'r in timidity shuts up its leaves
When mig ht oyersbadows the ground;
The belle then additional splendor receives,
And scattsrs her charms all around.
Attendwell, We fair, to the moral so plain,
Int contrast attempted above;
Though Of tcsuty and youth you may justly
be vain,
1t is virtue that melts us to lo'e. -.
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FKom TIE MASSACHUSETTS Sry.
THE Selfish POLITICIAN.

THE SELFISH POLITICIAN.
While the true lovers of their country
feel anxious to transmit urimpail to pos
teriiy the privileges they now enjoy and
while they entertain fears lest the clashing
.of parties. one Of which has the ascendancy
to-day, another to morrow, viii, 1t not des-
troy, at leas, diminish.in the public estiMa-
zion the value of those liberties which cost
our fathers SO dear, and make them, through
WEAKNESS End fatigue, in lorg watching to
preserve them, more regardless OF their real
worth i. cannot but add new fears and IN
crease the alarm of rejecting men to see the
fck 'enrss of opinion among some and depra-
j witty Of heart among others from whom i've
havea right to expect better things. All OF
whom might do much good, but are capable
of doing more hurt might serve their ccun-
try, If not in lofty stations, at least faith
fully in humble walks Of political life, dis.
charging the duties of good citizen with
zeal and alacritv-thus much in duty they
are bound TO do. There aye mon who will
go with the strongest party, right or wrong;
and Others who for a paltry office would sell
their birthright. Itbehoses these men to
reflect on the consequences OF such conduct
. they. see an sxampleat once destructive OF
! Good faith between man K man with respect
10 our government and its administration;
and without siftne and good faith among
our citizens, there viii soonbe nothing LETT
to US of our government but the name
When men are suffered TO setruinous exam
pies with impunity, the most ripened villain.
viii soon begin to show their .heads--instead
of thus undermining the pillars OF that polit-.
ical ed;fce, they ought to embrace. them ;
and by their fidelity and example, do what
in them lies to perPetuate to future Ameri-
cans that freedom to which all other eoun..
tries IN the world are strangers; andsconr,
! vince their own, that il they cannot add new
props to the fabric, they will at least support
those already srected-and chat should they
prove too weak for the sapers,rncture, dis
Joined BY parties, sop-heapy by constitution
al amendments, and shaken by political tenn
pests, they will not abandon. their posts or
neglect their duty but, if It must fall, fall
with the tenple Of Liberty, and perish in its
ruins.
i Bat il is easier to pull down than to build
s,ir A, fool may do the 6rst, but it requires
wise man to do the last. There arc some
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Opportunity to 90 aceosaing,c heir; -.
aid disposition, much spos .. lun 'n e.
are some whole soLs ctjee, is s s's 10
, and popular spplaua -Slf!vt M nSs ~
notions ofthelr own 81 Pe.;.r.,y : W. Slaea
above the true Interests Of teiiir ,o,,nn' ~
|; look, after their own. '!.h,y noun, ,.'.i
watch the gale Of polulea;I opirSs e' n, =
with them is literally uade ujnd ! NN
easy, by locking a, 'these,w,a,hc =
determine which nay he porn'.s :
blows: Their faces,.are always SCI ,o .'s
that point " here the wind blows s,,,n s'a
The people therefore, wren they h,s,
profess himself to be a disciple Of W,.nl
ton one day and Of J,fIcrscn the mex, ' sta'
set mark urcn him and examine i, I.+''a
tives by which he has been aetaaed, ~
to whon he attaches himself may Ike
treason; Eut they, equally as u;hsr. vi
aLhcr tie trmtc,.
A republican government Ike orr,
quires more stability, than ,resbl,
possess, to render it secure; and ,htv . as
would long preserve it, will do well pc,'
entrust them with any thing of a ,ubEs ;.
ture. When men Ct education and n.,
who have long attained lo ,heyeass of;T.
ment and discretion, and WHO have y {;rss
their chiIGEccd, protested arc prac,issd, i.
principles of Washington, are known y
change ,hvir politics in rs Short SPACE 4
time, as it requires to produce musitor
who can, While they Gtspise the m,r, IA,
trembling fer their county? Like a1loh,
examples, that 81 turning easy is No, viii,
out it's Influence on the'publie; and vh,
once done becemes easier, till at length ),
regard 70, principle and honor is lost, and
conscience becomes yielding and elastic
tic, as India rubber, and acquiesccs in an,
thing than will further lis masters ,iv.,
Sincerity, not only in friendship, tut rpn.
,iea sentiments, las too long been eonsida.
Cd a necessary ingredient in good scsyn.
mt mt, to have it now discarded by the NJ.
nv, because ii is out of fashion with akw.
The best ard most valuable Of metals is
found drossy in lis original state ;fu,is "a.
sily purified bv FIRE. So federalism in hs
country on the change Of parties, was iaun
to he not without alloy, it was Fut to tie lts
by democracy, which put in the euett
brides, honors and Office. Federalism Ls|
pan to dissolve the pure settled to tbr bcs|
tom of the crucible w bile the dross risngrF|
ran over and ASSOCIATED itself with demo-
cra,y TO share with her the hcnors ard cfi|
ces. which had caused the separslion.--
These trials have frs qssn'ly tsen npea'r
producing at each time few particles q
dress, which Democracy witt eag, mess f'i
skinned oh from Federalism :-Mhat now
remains is pure gold /; the dross Icing sFFs,
rated and taken away. Federalism is asrld
coip.reduced in size yet retaining its pr'n''
tive worth nor will the copper OF pen'G.
c,acy ever be able to lessen Its va!ut ,lnc'sa
it may, by owe, shado"ing ii, diminish 10
lus''e' sURRY.
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NEW.YCRK, Srbt g

Kamrt LetQMa!h, the eX-Dasnaw W :,
roll. has been formally installed ssy ~ ~
Berne, and has taken Possession OF 40 +,
vernment. Through the Influence q D'
Davis, asen, of the United States ''' ''I''s
vince was cedcd to him, and lis rss,I \,
(1a,cco sequins) con6rnied TO h'a "''0 -
heirs for ever. 80
Arrived, sehr. Nsngatue, Tr c' d.H,'
(of New Hapen) Is days from 81: . ID d.
lB. E.) Lett, brig Cores, ar'' 'tN ~
inst. from New. York brig Cenius:: u Anna Ann
London, f, ON New.Iork. inc 0 nS1m Mo
Of Ntvbrrvpor,, sailed for Saint p' Tot,,
on the as,hot August. The brig o san ~, it,
Tallman, arrived at West Enc ,2. orf from
from Philadelphia. The brig vsI| ieuos,
New.York was unloading. fn % u'hte c,k
corn meal "a dollars, hoops 3d. SH,, s proyi.
slaves 81, red oak do. 50. - oI IolI,rs, but
sions very high, from 28 to 80 q dS.@B; British
not permitted TO be landea. rt was coz
brig Tortcla from New, le',;' lions.
demned Tor landing sailed F'o'
NORFOLK, Sept. 49, So day
Arrived, brig Brazilian, b'i |" company
from Pernambucca. Sa''eu p,;rcs, Of AMI
the brig Welcome Return, ot psss1,nsue
bound fur. Salem. Lett az .,h. es day.
Aug. 1s, ships Nancy tss Rsbeu, in St.
from Newburyport bound TO-, to D'' Resorsr,,
Salvador, to sail in 2 days, lays touched =
Carlton, 40 days from Salem, t;n 81! St. s,N,r
nv the market and proceeds:a 10 ;IIs VII
dor the 10Th OF Ausust-b,'Isss Naulut's|
liam, Barney, Of and bound % @dz, Pt.oo.Ss'
to sail in two or three days n ~ sal u"
rs days from Newburypof' "a
days. Crooks,aaH +.
days from S.: . Jyhn'' On M , b: .ssb A''''
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$50, $500; VIZ, - e.Siy
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mrs Ir,sn.r a l5o "'N' a
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June

S}IRGiNlA.-At Superior Court or Chsn-
Gerry holden ut the Capitol IL, the city of
Richmond, the tenth day of Iune 1909
John Watkins ex'or. Of the testament and last
will OF John Wyatt deceased. and John D. WILL
Eins administrator &c. oil Agnes Wilkins ;ate
Agnes Wyatt deceased. riffs against Edward
Bland Administrator with the will annexed OF
Edward Blard deed, Benjamin Cooke. George
Cooke, Robcri Cocke, Sam!. Cooke, John Niorri-.
son and Annelhis wife in right Of the said Anne,
Thomas Bootie administrators &c. OF Mary
B6othe, deceased late Mary Cooke & - roothc
an infant child of the said Thomas and Mary w
the SAID Thomas especially assigned his g,lsr,li-
an, Agnes Co;ke, Edward Wyatt and John PHI
lips sheriff oithe County of Prince George, sue
cessor OF Billy Ii. Avery late sheriff OF the said
county TO whom administration OF the estate az
Pleasant Cooke deceased, had been committed
by the court of that county
The defendants John Morrison and Anne his
Vile and Agnes Cooke not having cntcrcd their
appearance and given security according to the
act ct assembly, and the rules Of this court and
1t appearing to the satsta tirn OF the court that
they are not inhabitants of ibis countr,, on mo-
ton OF the plaintiffs BY codncil. IL is aroe.eH
mat the said defendants do appear here on III,
first dav Of the next term. and answer the bill
OF TIE plaintiffs; and that copy OF this order
be torthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lis!ed N the city OF Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted at The front door OF the
Capitol IN the said city
4 Coty, Teste,
PETER TINSLEY, C. C.
4 L. 0,ny
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I N CHANCERY.--In Powhst,n county court.
A July q, 1909.
Brown, Riyes e Co. FYfgs. against Samuel II
owen and Joseph Mayo, executor of David on.
Ell, decd Dcffs.
THE defendant Samuel II. Owen, not having
entered hrs appearance, and given security &C
cording TO the act Of assembly, and the rules Of
ms court; and il appearing to tie satisfaction of
the court that he is not an iniabitant Of tbi
country On motion Of the plaintiffs, by then.
counsel n is oydered, THAT the defendant, sa
nuei Ii. Owen, do appear here on the FIRST day of
october court next, answer tire plaintiffs bill, 4
that copy Of tbs order be forthwith INSCRIBED
IN one OF the Richmond newspapers, for two
months successiveiy, and posted at the door Of,
court house of this county.
Coby. 1tsfe,
JAS. f'oiHDE1 IEh, c. c.
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EVoR SAI.E-323 -iC'ftES JANUS RIpER
LIND Don the 10th December next, (if
air or otherwise the noSt fair day,) the Suoscri-
Der will offer for sale on the premises, Tract
OF LAND situate in Buckingham county, immc-
d'ately opposite the mouth of Rock-!isii river
Thirty acres Of which are prime low ground, g
the residue strong, finely tinbered upland, well
adapted to the culture Of Tobacco, Corn, and
Wheat
a credit Of one, two and three years will be
gwen, payable at equal instalnents, with inte-
rest rom date, TO be RENTED if the payments be
punctualiy made Bonds with approved securi.
ty will be required a clear title made, & pos
session given on the day of sale.
The above Tract of Land has been conveyed
20 me 10y Patrick Rose, Jun. Of Buckingham, 10
be sold Tor the payment OF his debts
HEX. 4. ROSE, Trustee
June 25. Iaw5n
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4 NEIEChN~- re-'r"r - = 'T-r-T Z g;s
~ SAJ-E--Tbc Eonsc aud cn5 .,ei,t where:
che subscribrr lately rested
This tenement justly RANKS a'no-~St tl,e first
IN this placs, con,bi,ipg elegance, epavcnie Nce,
,ontiguty &c the Capitol. an,i IN the centre ola
most agreeable neighl'nrhood.
For terms apply to Mr Wn loag win IS fall
" authorised To contract for tie same.
yrENN.
June 2S t.
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PURSUANT to the last will and testament OF
a the Rev. Matthew Mauv, late OF Albemarle
county we shall, on Friday, the first day OF sep.
TENDER next, Of fair, not, the next fair ,lay) ex
pose 10 p1bc sale, on the premises, that valuable
ard highly improved F.alRIl, on which the deed
lately resided, containing between 1900 s. l4GO
acres. About 400 acres of this land are cleared
and IN excellent condition for cultivation. of
which about 40 acres very fine meadow
There is, on She plantations great variety OF iru I
trees. among which is Il we'll 81 eci ell apple orch,
ard OF about two hundred trees in hugh pertec,ioa
This land is intersected by a VEN OF excellent
limestone, parallel with, and two miles distant
from the south west mountains, There are, on
TINS plantation, aiaige convenient dwelling house
large barn, stable, and all Other necessary bull
dings, In very good condition for the accomm,,tla-
ton OF large family. fhe quality OF this land
is very good, we'll adapted to the growth of to-
bacco and corn, and particularly so to the growth
OF small grain and grass. It has! from eyperi.
inent, been proven capable ofderiying yery great
advantages from the use OF Plaster OF Paris We
will allow credit OF one, two and three years on
the purchase money for which we shall REQUIRE
4 lien on the land, aad approved personal securi-
ty. The land may be seen by application to Ell
tiIer Ga us who reside on it.
-li4TCRE!P jIAUR1,2 Actirg
yH0S. ~. 1AAURT, { Esee'ys.
Aibemsr,e County, Va.
18th July, 1909. w5w
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Nj OTlCE.--Cn Monday the 23rd day of Octo.
~ tober next, viii he sold at JFHITBf, IN
the County OF Chesterfield, upon credit Of II
months the personal estate of the late Co. Ro.
bert Goode, consisting of the present crop Of
Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder and Hay; the stock
OF Horses, Cows, Sheep and Hogs the planta.
ton Utensils and Household and Kitchen fIini.
thre Bonds and approved security will be re.
CURED OF the purchasers to carry interest from
the date ifnot p'mctualy paid.
III rs particularly requested that all those who
may have claims against the Estate, will make
them known immediately, tn either of the SUP.
scr'bers, in order that provision may be made for
payment.
RIcHdRD B. GoODE,2 .Al,,t'rs offie
FRANCIS GOODE. WiV nursxeI
THAT valuable and well known Estate called
Whtby, on James River, about three miles from
the town OF Manchester, will also be sold by pri-
Fue contract 1T contains 1862 Acres uf Land.
about 20 acres OF which are of the fret rat q
10 w-grounds, and more than one half the re.
sidue thereof is heavily timbered. To this Els
tate there IS attached one of the best Fisheries
ON James River, and every convenient and nc.
cessary House for the accommodation of FAM.
iy. An indlsputablc little will be made and nos
session given on the first day Of December next.
with tie liberty of sowing small Grain at anv
Tune, agreeable TO the purchaser. The terms
may be known on application TO
RICHARD u. GOoDE,2 5fanciestey
OK
FRANCIS CooDE SPo,yha,an.
July ii. vitstO
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JOIN moo MES, Decd.
Bowling Green, August II. Ct

80 D'N~''1 as ~ . - ~
EOLUMBIAN MILLS-Tne subscriber lIl-
~ forms his friends and the public that he
viii purchase WhE 1T delivered at the Colun-
ban Mills. or he will receive wheat there to be
manufactured on very moderate and advantage
Gus terms to the holders of this articIe--viz for
every $40 pounds of good merchantable wheat
he will engage to deliver one barrel OF rood SIT
peFhne flour, or he viii receive wheat at SIX
shlilngs and six pence per bushel of so puun,!s
and deliver s,lperfue -four at six dollars Twelve
cents, with a small proportion OF fine -four at i've
dollars sixty two cents per barrel all TO be in
spected and delivered IA good order az the mil.
The flour made at this mill has always been
held in high repute, and il is the intention OF Tie
present proprietor to sustain its character.
Tie Corn NH is in complete ordcr-eyerv at
tention will be paid to the customers sending
lhe'r Corn there TO be ground on toli at the usu-
al rate.
Cord fresh IE.al for SHE in small or large
quantities at very moderate prices fr cash.
Apply to Mr.. Samuel Leech ON the premises
or TO JOHN CRANBERRY, EUrE,ik
0-T Cash given for Corn delivered at The mill.
! ANDS FOR SALE--The subscri VI rs, at
l., tornies in fact, for Col. John simon Farley.
and ms sister, Mrs Elizabeth Morson, residents
in Grcat-Britain, offer for sale their remaining
proportion of that valuable >
IR.1CT or LH-I'D,
In the county OF Rockingham and state Of North
Caroline, called the Sauratown Estate.
This land lying contiguous 60 ono Of the bran.
cbes Ut Roanoke River, and in tie midst Of a
wealthy country is represented to he great fer
tity, and to unite many advantages as to he
well worth the attention of the purchasers it
contains from 10 70 1900 acres, and wild be sold
~ one whole, or in distinct parcels at tItc optiln
OF those who may wish TO buy for which prr--
pose it las been laid oil in separate lots a p.t
OF the land IS left in the possession of WIN H. (.
ward Broadnax, esq. OF Brunswick county, VIZ.
gInia, who has purchased part of it, and t,
whom, Tor more correct niol nation as 10 its qui-
hiy, situation and other advantage, purclia:crs
are referred, as well as 80 Mr. ira Ellis, who
lives on the spot Mr. Broadnax viii also max
known tie terms Of sale, ant tHy contract cu,er,
Cd INTO w'th lGn Tor the parc,iasc ct fae above.
bo'., nr e'y pul thereof wiii be ol.l.s4t,sy on
'nrscl'es, Td oarprinciPa,s.
&. K TEEoP.
ICHN OCuLU-t
Pefv-' 'rg. Va Ju'y -.
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July IL

pATkIOTIC SKETCHES OF IRELdND.
a Just published, md for sale at Joha H.;
JToHess new 8OOK-S1ORE, corner OF the main-
street and that leading TO the head Of the basln
nearly opposite to tho ( sglc-Tavern.
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Amongst the many literary productions ofthis
lustly celebrated woman, there are none better
calculated to entertain, and at The same time. 10
impait useful Information relative to the habits
manners, &c OF the people OF that country, th,l
the liitie work now offered to the public Price
IN line papers and hot press, S 25, and in COM
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" lRGlNi At Superior Coarl Of Cnan-
Gerry, holden at the Capital, in Richmond.
June the list, 1909.
Henry l.. Biscce Plt'8. against Peter Sailee,
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FdIhI01JC STITCHES or IRELAND,
BY MISS OwENsoS.
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Also, a few copies of 9rR.iDDEUS or
WdRSfW. by Miss Porter, So.
August g. VIZ