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UNITED STATES REGIsTER.


CONNECTIcUT.--H Hon. Henry w. Edwards,
appointed by the Executive fthe State a Sc
nator of the U. S. for years from March
next, vice Mr.. Boardnan, deceased. The n.
Y. Advocate rails " in good set terms against
this appointment, and AYERS that Mr.. T.. was
selected for his hostility TO Mr.. Craw ford, as
President and that the Legislature Will not
confirm the appointment. Mir. Ell said tn
be man of fine talepfs. aud was member OF
the 18th Congress.
FLORIDA General Call is elected Dele
gate for Florida. Total votes 1885.
MASSACHUSETTS, Hon John Bailey, Re
preventative To 18th Congress, vice GOV. Eus-
It's. By the official returns, 95j votes were
necessary TO make choice and Mr.. Il. had
996. Mr.. Anrs had SCI, Mr.. Leland 1876.
ihe rest scoitered.l 1t is said Mr.. BIS elgihi-
pity To take his seat will he cOntested-hP ha-
wing resided in Washington some years. The
Constitution Of the u. S. provides, that Re-
presentativeto Congress shall have the quail
lhcatiOns requisite for the electors Of the most
numerous branch of the State Legislature"
NOW one, aud the most prominent of these
qualifications ia Massachusetts, is residence
1olfhin ate Sidteghe gear preceding The election.
II Mr.. Il. did not therefore reside within the
State the year preceding his election, hn was
certainly ineligible 10 elect or be elected /; and
u wonld appear, that being employed as a
Clerk 10 a Public Office in Washington, and
living there with his family for years, his resi-
dence there cannot be Legally considered as a
visit. The Committee of Elections Of Con-
gress will decide on the subject.
Boston CeniineL
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MANUEL CARTACHn-

NORFOLK, Oct. ga special session OF
the Circuit Court Oft United States for this
district, commenced Yesterday, at the Court
House of this Borough pursuant To public no.
tice, for the Trial of Manuel Cariacho, upon a
charge of Piracy, Chief Justice John Marshall
presiding, ST. George fucker associate Judge.
The Chief Justice having delivered his charge
10 the Grand Jury, Robert T.. Steed, fore
man. the Jury retired, and about two hours
after, came into Court with True Bill.
The Clerk being about Ia call the Petit Ju-
ry, summoned to try the issue, ALBERT Ali
mand, Esq of Counsel for the accused, NOV
ed the Court to set aside haIlufthe array and al
lew TO the prisoner the substitution of the like
number of tnreigners-a privilege, we under
stand, OF English origin, but sometimes accord
ed to alien criminals, by our Courts, with
whom it is discretionary as there is, we learn,
no act of Congress on the subject, although
oar State laws have provision To that effect.
The Court held the moiiou under advisement
and adjourned 10 this day at 9 O'Clock.
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EROM GIRRAITAR

New PORT, October 23.-By Capt. Williams, OF
he ship S'"ne arrived here ia 40 days from Gimal-
TAR, We lear", that Malaga was evacuated b, Gen
Hiego, and taken possession ofby the French troops
On The Sh OF SeprenIhcr.-li was reported, that Gen.
ihaseua.
The post Of rrocadero, opposite Cndiz, had been
taken 10y the French. Al the last dates from Cadiz,
the French had made no attempts to lombard thai
city.
Capt Williams informs, that when he left Gihral-
Tar, (Sep I5ih) u wac generally expected thar Cadz
would SOON surrender TO the French, and the war
with France would shortly he ended
lhe y squadron consisting al the Constitution,
Ontario, and schr NnHsuch, SAILED from Gibraltar
sep lOh Tor Alahon, with alr. Nelson, the Ameri-
eau Minister To Span on board.
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NV YORK, Oct. 23.-As was anticipated,
the sport on the Uaon Course has been cx-
cellent the two last days The result Of the
heats yesterday, which were contested inch by
inch, is as follows
Molly Long Legs .. l. ID Time, m. s..
Slow and Easy /. .. Q. LIST heat 5
Flag of Truce 8. 8. s. ID heat g 4
PauH 4 distanCed Sd heat ]
October cf.-Ypstcrday was the third and
last day Of the races over the Union Course,
Loug Island. The heats were four miles, for
: purse Of $500. Three horses started, Wv. Mr..
baird's sorrcl mare Fancy, Mr.. C0ldru's bay
mare Daily, and Mr. Bates horse Prince. Fancy
took the lead, and kept the eight miles, and
won the purse. The bay mare ran hand
somely and kept close behind Fancy (ur sew
en- miles, but gave up in the course Of the last
mile. Prince was no match for the mares, and
was Withdrawn after the first heat.
NeIo jersey CoWoi-Mf Clinton aud General Der
nard returned 10 This city on Wednesday evening
from lour through New Jersey for the purpose
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Land, Negroes, Corn. &c for ISnTe

IN pursuance Of 81 deed or trI,s, execn,sd IN me- h W.
year 1921 and in The courts of the coumt;s
son and bHckingham, SHALL Tuesday the ion ,lay of
Drccnher nexi, fair il nat, the next fair ay proceed n,
i To The highest bidder public auction The following
One tract Of land in the county of buckingham living on
James river and Bishops creek coDtnnin bv s,s,,s
o ~ other tract in the said containing
~ Inon z7O acres lying on Bishops creek iinmedi-
aley above aud dsinng the tract first Northumberland
I ~ me eouny aforesaid, Shiriey's creek,
- ~ estlh'i"n 700 acres, aud adjuiring the two
tracts hrst meniionr'l M. William ellis ving a, Mont.
Fiuso near these lands, will show them application
Also, fifty seven negroes, property Of In. ssd wr
~ Cnheli and being all that he now owns Tbey are az
,m"ng them are many valuable house servants a guod
bi,Ghsmhh, aud good shoemaker. " e'''
Alss seven or eight hundred barrels OF corn On mort
great variety Of farming u,s.is AM wv mead 81 hogs
hnuchod and kches furniture Sale viii take Mace n,
W. ~ Nelssn county, about two miles from the town
Terms Of sale The land will he sold on three equal an
a Instruments the purchaser give bond i'll approved
security and deed Of,rus the land lev eft he ne
groes viii he sold for cash. and She rest on t,clve nopiI
As To al Other property. all sums aho, 2O DOL
an 200 and MOI less Than dollars six months credit and
WIN approved security will be required in Ill eases
OCT. o. 5t-,ds g I0iNN GoaaLLrKR'
W gro inHu by The Of Abram who saw he Is ,,e
property Of Thos Vi. Eandolph Of enrico county and
W., ne was hred 70 said Randolph from Richard rs
estate Heis light muatto about ffty-6ye years oC are
b nSc c 81 SAID negro is requested come prove
ne VII be dealt With as The law directs
N..., Wh. WlNFREE Acting Jaiisr
/ - '-l ', 5t-wfwt
v lnHi Ma As superior UDurf of Omncery held AT
~ ,ue prmrr Cnpiio az the city of Williamsburg the
| T;. ayes PaiaiE
William u Gillian md Ca,baTiue bis WIFE, and James
a., IL wv. w. ''''.'n "'' VIE Dgftndanfg.
w I'VE nl"nn ut the defendants bv counsel To- disepivs
injunction awarded the cause the court ON cor.ie
IH oi ihe b answer nf the defendant Gillian and the
"'is e1' doth order HAT the plaintiff William Uayes
~ stt n'iofc one 81 th" coutm, this court ss
transactions pi The Elliott Ransorr and
a" own trHusnciinn ir the estate OF lie aid Fii;ou
iNf' WI" s drfcied 10 Enquire ard state tue nature
III .,'0'i "i""y outstanding debts against e estate o
r'ipt hn"'"nf ar Ross Longest report the same 4,
court WIN ans umter specially stated tlnnvf rrtioe,
ny "hsel or required by the parties be- ~ stated
oopy--itcsie, ~. CHRIS tAN, &C.
4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
go Gloucester C0trthnuse, srpteoife, te tgqq
INC parties interested hereby notified ih,t 1 b'rv.
pl"n" tuesday tbe 3is day Of December newt ~ CON,
utut the dutea required Of by the within srler az M
on wieh day by nine O'Clock A. NJ their ltteud,oc
y 'rcd 20 this Office. with the necessary I,r,,r,o,
vouchers and testimony ready Tor examinsti,n.
'l-''w THO y. AMoRT, Com-r.
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Vdtunbte LdHd IN .4meiiu Countu for Sale

i1,'' "1 .I"IttIF county JOT Sale.
w c"hcirs of the Miss Harriet Tnb bv tIrir dee
duly recorded IA the General Court Ith November
1905, conveyed in trust certain lands situated i'm bp
cou"ty which had descended TO them as cohers
to answer certain uses and purposes in and by The said
deed specially and duly declared And bereas tr,ct nj
land commonly called the Do-le plantation containing
about hVe or X hundred acres, formed portion of The
Sid lands ana was, on partition made Ivy
alloted I" tue said Thomas Thbb, aud become
saTyi according To the the of trust tp
"iS" Tue sum 0t Tour hundred dollars thereanuts
sale OF the said plantation part Justly laid
Oh; shlil therefore in pursuance the said deed of
on tue Tst day of December Gf fair and III NOT m
certainly on the next fair day. premises sell at
pubic auction TO the highest bidder ready money the
SAID plantation or such thereof shall he
to answer the payment of the mooney and charges
of Tobacco wheat and cora and is bounded nv fe I,u
OF Mrs Tabb, Mrs Randolph, Mr.. BarksdaIe Mr. WiII,
the day Of sale. g. I'll w, 4 r r ''''e"
Nov. 1. 05-tds Survivino Tr,,,s,o
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our government, and are hrnl on putting us
lnwu. They do nrtrrheri Dn ga, cer>t,l, Ia H.
rrs "f cnntes, vhich VIII deprive them al
| heir poet, AT which thry derive "a re- cIu. ul
$500, 900.
" .Stpf. 25-This morning, ali the vessels had
orders Ia leave The harbor, AID to day Is u
uas cOmeiu from the municipality, Will q, piv-
''iise that they will discontinue iii- work. and
Villa Urnitia, now ~ night, vino had pruu'i-'d
the same thing, says he wil 90 IN with ;i,rn+
aud has determined on an appeal tn ARM.
Upon them therefore must tall the udnu "i
he evils that are about To come upon Vera
Cruz
" 1t is now eleven at night, and our troops,
owing tn fatigue have not been able. Ia com
pleie the works, which wili he finished tomUr-
row moIuing, when we promise ourselves sue
cess
FROM GIBRALTAR.
The ship Seine, Capt. Williams, arrived at
New York on Saturday, from Gibraltar, whence
she sailed on The l3,h alt. An irregular cir
ofpapers including The dates ofthe 10Th, I'm,
and 18th, are received, which, with the cx-
cepiion of the article below, announcing the
capture of Malaga, contain Nothing ON the sub
jrct of Spanish affairs. Capt. Williams in
forms thar the communication between Glib
ratnr aud Cadiz was kept open the same as ut
former dates-that intelligence was received
daily from, the latter place, aud that nothing of
Importance had occsrred since the French
took the Trocadero yet it was the general o.
pnion III Gibraltar that the place would not
long hold out A letter, dated on the l2lh,
says, ' nur dates from Cadiz to the 9Th, gives
us To expect that the affairs Of Spain will soon
he compromised, probably through the media
ton of England"
There appears to have been no interruption
IN fraH.. lIaia -, a
its capture by the French
Gen. Ordopez with part of the garrison of
TARIFF, is stated To be in the neghborhood of
Algesiras, and about To enter il
In addition to the above Intelligence, we
have conversed with gentleman who has re
ceiyed letters from Cadiz. dated the Sd Sept,
which give gloomy picture ef polite al affairs
at that place, and entertain fears that Cadiz
will not be able To hold out. They do not
write much, fearful their letters may fall into
the hands of the French, in which case they
would have to suffer for it,
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MADEIRA.
NOTICE.

aoHN II. EUSTACE in the year 1919, executed u note
." nine hundred aud ninety dollars 10 Geo. Win
winch he assigned subscriber who
ana the said Eustace having paid it, cautions and
every person trading for il in
t"' 81 5t-5t PLEASANT WINSTON.
DOLLARS REWARD.
~ u'AWAN from the subscriber, living in Gloucester
county, on the 23d of September negro nam
ca uAbhlEL, about feet 10 IL inches high, by
oicksmitl having served his with Mr.. Christopher
T. JoneS at Petersburg, and is very well known that
pace. lie has lost tue iOrefnger nj hand hut
no. remember which he stammers and much
when closely examinedi he has wife at MIR Thomas
hughes IN this county, where lac he lurking but
suspect he as gone to Petersburg Richmond, with
view 81 making his escape To northern port. above
reward will be given any person who will deliver he
s"id negro TO me- in Gloucester cn-nty, him
jail 80 that get him again. Masters and
are iorewarned against boring, employing carrying
-.
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THOMAS n BRADLEY.
MONLEH DR4PER ANn -rnIf L, u

As received his supply Of FALL GOODS. rortisti,r
"Ihiue black velvet aud Berents an The pc.t rsb
i"n"he medley coIoured CLOTHS ANii EASEMENTS.
SintN oi ne mo-! inshionnhe kind sitricr naift
Hnh every "her article IN his line hu,nes. b. Lrens
constantly Oh hnnd eOupleir assnti piett ar ttfu j.,
nahr every hnd oil garment IN his ne plain and o,na-
"..' ~ ~ we pes AMI most fashionable sfy'r
~ hitis cloths aud cassperes are og Ti,oc,ae e,cr
from him. and at low er rates. 80 ''''''t'
flctUbrr
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5I-5t THOMAS sTUBBLEFIEIp.
LAND nor SALE

SHALL ON "Wednesday the Sd day of December next IL
TAR, II not the next fair day. proceed ON the
premises To the highest bidder public auction the tract
OF Land on which now reside, lying the county o.
Charlotte on the waters OF Little kosnoke Camp
mated That there are 40 acres of rich uw-grnuns.
improvements are large, elegant and commodons brick
dwelling house, with all the necessary apprtrnnnt build
ings Few situations present greater advantages To the
cuiHdor OF Tobacco than this. large proportion of
low round of very superior quality and much ricl, h
land are yet 10 clear The terms, which will be acconmo
uhiIng, VIII be made known the day of sale. | will
srw the property those disposed view H. or in INV
absence II will be shewn by my neighbour Col. Henry
SprHcer. HENRY CaEi,I Nf:TnS'
October 81. 20 tosN S-''
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NO1ICE-

WE subscriber has for sale Tuckaoe In the county
OF uO9rhiann one hundred and thirty thousand pounds
"l ShEAf OATS, and TIMOTHY Hay OF very superior
quality Apply to Thomas H. Drew, merchant of Rchn,nnd
THOMAS NJ. RANDOLPH.
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M EsshS j. r. iuiIafd aud C6aries ArnoiIs Tafe ,i.
the hours nj nine a. W. md three r. NJ .r i'si ,io, 49,,
w. e continued rom da' ~ DIV between thc .fne nours
i completed, al ~" Bank Coffee House William street.
in Tie city NJ New York, shall proceed TO ta tie dr
snns or Mes'rs Ioring and Tiffany, 81 he atr w. OF
Lorinc iHHDy Co and others rrnd ip evid,- r.
n suit now rerdiug w the superior Cuurt at Cl,ree,y
1r The lchmrnd District IN which We are pItirtiG and,
YOU together Win Mrssrs Cotton clarke arr Fpreo
Nichmnnh. OcIoher 30. iI-wlw u. lUnAn y 90
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Communicated

The mss Of ne much virtue A. could live much
g"udu"S could die j. 10 lie req rced y her friends
relatives and acquaintance
ieriric his lie rnihe 2i,t instant Mrs LUCY DAVIS
c"n,"t o Mr. Arihn Davis. CLERK Gloucester cou "
In the death "f this auale sncirv has sustained an
Trrlrnhlr n.s She was modest, liberal chariin Ie mn
hhrci""hi" lie, fond moIhsr induIgrpi mistress
ana an 'Srerahir companion Quis desidrrio 1T mo.
lamp carr capiiis - Her Gentle mrnuer cnrrPSpondea
WIN her nmi'ble disposition. Through life q re4
m"rknhs decree experienced the rHh Of sHvior
Cli"iion blessed are The mgek. ihpv shall nher the
hne"nn a" Heaven "n3 At her, death iIhstraet force
"i The rxcnnalium" let die the ra h.uf me riaheons
and let my last end be like Mul,is lila ons nebIis
occdit.
On Monday. TIE 90,h inst ir the couptv or Ruckingham
hp iAS FNBiS, iusi in thr prime lie. Society
'epriVed q" one at lie most useful cifizeas. lie
:" me volunteers who marched frem county in 1919
iuder Capt Ganawny.
peparied this life she 2ih Instant at dav-break Mr.
MATHEW hHANCll Of the county Powhatnn, i'm tho
38'h year u" his Mr. Hnc has IL, nor child
nut numerous train ofrrann hep0au their rrerarahic
loss d" lived beloved and died regretted 10y nil had
The pleasure of his acquaintance
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" HNDI OIl
IsY virtue of deed executed TO us nv col H. n
Jamin Anderson shall proceed TO sell (Ioocand
Courthouse on the 9th day of November next ifor cash
the nilowng properly, to wit All the negroes Contained
1" said deed which have been disposed OF from
"hiy To ihry the crop of the stock of eyery de-
srph" household and kitchen furniture, plantation u,en
sis and any thing else which in the deed
anu NOT herein enumerated n the same lime MACE
ana on The same terms, the Tavern Goochand Court
mouse WIN about sixty five acres Of land
w'tn Their appuIIenances under deed of trust
10y the d Anderson 10 James b. Furgusson or so much
OF The above mentioned properly as NAV he sufficient IA
| answer the purposes oftbe trust aforesaid. "
JOHN S. FLEMING, lr,..
Gil. +. POPE trustees.
Ci"orhland. October 81. 5I,uAy
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Gftnd Union CaIoi-From Hardy county,
yIgi ia, Col. Joseph UiiiGms, fohn T. Ydnme-
ire, Esq and Dr.. .iioriim,r n. UiiHamS, have
heeu appointed Delegates To- the Meeting
"i friends 10 the Canal, which is tn be held
IN this city on The 9Th of next mouth.
a Meeting Mas held alson Hampshire coun-
~, on ihr 2I>i instant, and Dcrg,,irs appoint
al, whuse names we have not heard MAI. Int.
ne are huppy 70 state, Ha, .u,for STEPHEN H.
LOAG, efth. raifed States Wa,y, yes,e,,t,g MORN
i"s reir">d il. sood hs,rih By the cay of 1r Lises
se'o ss'en months. The n,,jor accompanied
ioigs Gg Professor Routing. The other gentlemen,
Professor Say, M. J. E. Calhoun and Mr.. Seymour,
,eD,,iert for a f;,o ,hiys al Nee York Thsy hare
1890 miiss oad ths'r re"rS, they ndrie ated me
rhoh hngh Of Like Superior, in an open boat, IT.
"'idsta sHceessiOn ~ serere gs!ss and storms.
Phii. Franklin Gar.
Potomac and Ohio Cahai.-The Lew Court
of the county of Alexandria, al their meeting
"n Friday last, appointed Christopher Nrale,
Jacob Morgan, and Amos Alexander, escrs.
Delegates to meet the grand Convention of
Delegates in the city of Washington, on the
9th November, on the subject of the improve
lnent of the navigation of the Potomac:
MADEIRA.
A letter from Madeira, received by the brig
Pomona. at New York in so days from that
port, states that on the night of the 9Th Sep
temher, upwards of twenty persons, consid
cred unirlendly to the present arbitrary govern
ment, were taken to prison, and on the follow
lng morning several others.-The new COVER
nor, who arrived in August, brought with hIm
900 soldiers, and has adopted rigid measures.
a correspondent AT Birmingham writes =" MIR
Aayhss still goes on with his se'i-acrng engine and
he Is even agreeing with Government to carry the
mat through the Kingdom at the of twelve miles
an hour, 10 commence on Holy-head road very
s'on London prper.
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q SlTJATION MANTED-

IN private family public seminary late graduate
~ hn has had some experience the instruction nt
youth wishes Co obtain siirntor in erissic arii, Il,
pnbic seminary in The c'racr az on The most
saiisHt tory fsiirinls o qualifications .rtnftr and
htn,ss as 70 character wiz he produced Reference ma, he
made 90 The hiNeV B.ior Moore ~ finr .strc.ss., a.
ateiy aucudcd
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a friend of Mr.. Adams in the Salem Regis
ter claims for him the credit, which has
hitherto been awarded to Fl" Messrs. Cal
hour and Clay on account ofhfir friendship
10 system of internal Improvements" lie
specifics the resolution which that gentleman
submitted ~ the Senate Of the G. S. rs early
~ the 2lsi uf Feb. 1907 directing the Sc
cretary of the Treasury to prepare and report
to the Senate at their next session, q plan for
the application of such dreams rs are consilu-
tipually within the power Of Congress to the
purposes Of opening roads, for removing Oh
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THE .WEXT LEGIsi.q1YJRES

-Four weeks will pass over, when we shall
see the fires of the federal and state wl.,Nan.
once more lighted up. No class of person,
is more Interested in these annual cnnvoca
tlOns than the editors at new spaprrs T'hr,
SUPPLY new matters To their exhausted CO.
lu'nns. They give us something of impnr-
tance tn read, To write about, To discuss
The Legislature DIVA. will ofcOurse bave
various interesting topics Before them-anong
these may be named the Penitentary. the
Potomac, the appointment of officers. The
seIeci lion of an electoral ticket will fall in to-
wards the close of their session.
The meeting of Congress is looked 20 with
much curiosity. The very first day viii pre-
sent contest for the chair of the II. Of r.
perhaps between three candidates Many of
the subjects viii be taken up, which werc
laid over during the l7ih Congress. The
Tariff will be prosecuted with fresh spirit
The couDteTvaing measures, as lriatrs To &.
Britain, will he revised, -perhaps amend, d. -
Topics may be started, of " hlch we have at
This time no more presenIiment, than wr had
of the a. b. enquiry topics, which may shont
up in the hnt-brd Of the times.
1t is expected, that some heat and animosi-
ty may be- generated by the Presidential! Elrc-
ton yet the expectation itself may prevent it.
Members may put IA rein upon their feelings !;
perhaps avoid topics which are calculated 10
excite luminosity, or discuss Them " ith subdt-
ed temper and studied moderation.
Out Of doors, the subject of Caucus will
cfcnursr occupy some attention. Most of the
republican representatives will probably dis
cover, that though Caucuses are liable Ia ex-
captions, yet TO use the language " Painc)
they are in certain cases, ga necessary
eyiP'-and in no case are they 50 strongly TO
be- justf as where they prevent Il resort to
u mode Of election, which completely tram
pies under foot the will Ofthe majority.
II is hoped, that the mrnbers of Congress
will preserve US much GOODNESS aud tolerance
as possible. 1t is duty they owe to ihrm-
selves and to their country. Let us shnw ln
foreign nations, that the election of our Chic
| Magistrate is not calculated to- throw the ma
/ ton into Game and that our representative
are very different irnma Polish Diet and tha
! 1t is reason, not violence, That we employ i,
the election Of our Magistrate.
| The next Congress contains large mass nj
talents Among the new members are severa
who have filled large space" in the nation
eyrs-such as Gen. Jackson, Edward Liv-
pgston, Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, SC. &c
! aword, the next session promises 10 be ont
ofihe most interesting we have Witnessed fo
several years.
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For LIVERPOOL.

4 VI.
L ter she will sail ON the lit Ot Drcembrr For freiy hi
or passage. having elegant accommodations aplv TO
October 81 5l-ub FrGERS HARRISON.
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES
- ECElvEDb' MANNs VALENTINE corner or n
i T. apdith
Superfne middling and cloths
Do no. ras.imerps
tircassiaG, Caroline and Tartan nlaids
Plain 80 ured hOmlnzcts
PIHins- ker-cys aud napt rutinnS
handsime assortment Uf cassiRPts
bales imsey wnoisey, plain double wove for mails
and female servants clothing cheaper than tey be-
beer sold
bale twilied pelisse cloth
Red, white aud yellow flannel
Sriiicheld. flag and black silk hdkfs
L1dtr>' white, black. slate tonred hose
Fine cnmhrir prints aud furniture 90
super cauhric and Iacouet do
lln. lido muslin aud cotton lawn
Swis book, lctn, aud null muslin
liriwn ami beachcd shirtings ,shePngs
I'nver, rIwer, and onin sluiues
Ptids, stripes and apron checks
20 and "a bed ticking, very superior
Az elegant Of Irish lireus and men ci
htir very cheap
Thread, huhiuet aud cotton larr
Fresh Nun, thread FROM 10. 10 to "a
spool, wire. fpss and hail cotton
Fiennh sha~l-, very stout and eayy, FOR miCdle-are
and elderly ladies So
The cita and public generally IRE invited to cali and
eN"nin" She goods, which will be sold AZ q small advance
ur cash. '"'
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