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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-10
Eron, the .albany DaiL advertiser.

Yesterday the governor communi-
Gated the following message to the Sc
nate.
Gentlemen-I have performed with
great pleasure, so far as can be done at
present, the duties entwined to me. by
the act in honor Of General La Fayette.
On the 10th of February l addressed a
letter to him, and transmit his reply.
DE WITT CLINTON.
Albany March l, 1926.
GEN. LA FAYETTE's REPLY.
Washington, Feb. 22d, 1926.
Sir,-The honorable and most graft
flying Resolutions which the legisla-
ture of New-York, have designed to
pass in my behalf, and which your ex-
|ccllency has been pleased to convey in
the kindest terms, have penetrated to
my heart with feelings Of respect and
lively gratitude. Happy I would be
10 set out Immediately for the seat Of
government, and offer to both Houses,
in person, tribute Of my devoted SEN
riments. But | am tomorrow begin
ming long journey to the Southern
and Western States, which must ter
inmate in Boston on the celebration re-
lative to Bunker Hill Monument, a
subject interesting to the whole Union,
and to which l am positively engaged.
have anticipated the pleasure to go
from Pittsburgh to the western parts
of the State of New-York, and enjoy
the navigation Of the canal, and pro-
coed through Albany and Vermont, to
the anniversary engagement, which |
cannot fail to fulfill. My Progress
must be rapid, and shall be so. Moth.
ing, save the impossibility for want OF
time, to take that route can prevent me
from executing this plan. In the mean
while, 1 beg your excellency to offer to
both Houses my acknowledgements
for the favors conferred upon me, the
sense of which shall animate my heart
to my last breath. 1t is peculiarly
gratifying to me to receive them from
the repre- sentatives of the state where
first on my landing in last August from
Europe, have been welcomed with
kindness truly suspicious for the series
of my happy visits throughout the u
MON. Be pleased yourself to accept
the expression of the grateful and at
fectionate regard with which have
the honor to be your excellency's obt
serv't LA FAYEl Z.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-10

A bill is before the Legislature OF
New ork, to grant $4,000 oousfs %
the Genera College.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-10

During the late war, when draughts
were made from the militia, to recruit
the continental army, certain captain
gave liberty to the men who were
draughted from his company, to make
their objections, if they had any, a.
gainst going into the service. Accord
ingly, one of them, who had an imped-
iment in his speech, came up to the
captain, and made his bow. "What is
your objection?" said the captain. 81
ca-a-ant 60" answers the man, "be-
cause st-st stutter." "Stutter!!" says
the captain, "you don't go there to
talk but to fight" " Ay, but they'll p
p-put me upon g-g-guard, and man
may go ha-ha-half mile, before | can
say "wh-who goes there? ooh that is
no objection, for they will place some
other sentry with you, and he can chal-
lenge, if you can fire." well, b-b-but l
may be ta-ta-taken and run through the
g-g;guts, before 1 can cry qu-qu-qu-
quarter" This last plea prevailed,
and the captain out Of humanity, laugh
ing heartily dismissed him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-10

A gentleman asked country cler-
eyman for the use of the pulpit for a
Young divine, relative of his. " l re-
ally do not know said the clergyman,
chow to refuse you ;.but if the young
man should preach better than ], my
congregation will be dissatisfied with
me afterwards; and ifhe should preach
yorss, / don't think hs's fit to preach at
az"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-10

Seine Irvine and Salt.
q casks Bridport seine Irvine
I'd $4,000 bushels fishery salt, for sale on L.
beralterms by VIM FoMLh q 70.
who are daily expecting from New-Orleans, a
cargo of PRIME SUGARS. feb 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-10

One day, when Lord Thurlow was
very busy at his house in Ormond-
street, poor curate applied to him for
living then vacant" Don't trouble
me-" said the Chancellor, turning from
him with frowning brow" don't you
see l am busy, and can't listen to you!
what Duke or Lord recommended you.
The poor curate lifted up his eyes, and
with detection said, he had no Lord TO
recommend him, but the Lord Of Hosts!
The Lord of Hosts" replied the chan
cellor, Z" the Lord Of Hosts / believe
l have had recommendations from
most Lords, but do not recollect one
from Him before and so do you hear,
young man, you shall have the living"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-21
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WAsnINGtoS. 1nly l3--1he Court met n
hall pat ten, When the Judge Advocate read
snndfy documents IN support al the lst speei.
hrailen ot the ID charge, f5r insubordinnte
conduct ia writing certain letters To tho Nm.
" Department aud for publishing the pntn
phlet by Com Porter When the JuIsc ~
vocatc concluded, the counsel loflhcac uaed,
Ar Jones, reese. and stated TINT h. toIcriye1
tire charge miormal nndunshhs' a. lsd aud.
III his opinion ronsiluurr - nli.oac Tn
counsel next begged lco@c II H. Court 10 he
permitted to stnte hla objections II mo,iaa.
orally. To this request, tnr tanrl ,oitfr 4
lid been clearea Ia ,ustaer The POI I, ob-
leets5 aud rfhnlrd the Iuoso until '....ibf-
rn~ IL produce ~ writing hrs defence a. the
IL specification, eonlu,nrd 10 Tie pa charge
Adjourned until Tomorrow. TGHV On.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-21

COM y Z NJ GATED.
Departed this life on Sunday the 10th
Of June, Mr.. JOHN PALdORlf. Of Bed
ford county, Aged 80 years, Ills conduct
through lie Vas that of an Ilonest indusiri.
JUS man his hanls were ever oprn 10 the
poor, IL the widow and the orphan his
charity was unbannded be was liberal in
supporting the cause Of religion he appear.
ed 10 hr resigned IN bis fate, he has LEFT
dseon3nlate widow aud a numerous CON
nesiun To brnail ii. loss.
DIED In Beaufort, South Carolina, m
the esd OF May Lat, after ling ard pain
fal indi'pusitinn, the Itr,'d Mason L..
WtsmS, of Quantities, Va. will known rs
the author of the Lie of Washington, and
various other popular works which have
passed through numerous editions, aud
have had II most extensive circulation.
DlfD-ln Par,s, IN the Kingdom Of
France, on the Il ultimo, DR.. ADAM
SEi BERT of fh,ladrlphi, formerly IT
very respectable Representative in Con-
gress, aud the anthor of the work upon the
Statistics o( the United States. which has
been 81 much approved.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-21
Mar shat's sale

VIRGINIA AT II superior court Of
chanGefy holden nj tho town OF Lynch
burg on the 2lst day oi May, 1873
lohu iiofsely jr james fars and Reuben
u. Phlner, merchants aud partners trading
under the firm OF Horsely, faris X Compas.
ny, plaintiff,
against
Joseph Is. NngGcld, Robert W.nghel1 and
Thomas Wingfcld, defendant
This oanse came on Ibis day TO br lraed on
the bill, answers and exhibits, aud u1s argued
by counsel on consideration whereof tho
court doth adiudgc, order aud decree, fha,
The Marshal af this court do, after having AL
yertiqcd the lime and place OF sale Ter four
weeks in some Newspaper priniedfh the town
Of Lyuehb0rR, mud NJ The lrodt door Of the
court house oi The county OF Nclson proceed
10 sch, at the court house Of said county, on
some court day, BY way 0f public Auefion, TO
the highest bidder. for ready money, tbs slave
Dick, 10 the bill mentioned and the proceeds
OF the said sale after deirnyiug the expenses
attending HE samr, pay INTO one OF the bnnks
nj this place To the credit of this suit, subjeet
To the future order of the eonrt and report
his proceedings to The court ia order TO u fl
nal decree.
a Copy--Teate,
JOHN WILLS, cg,rk.
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GVNN.H RNYYNM.

lying ia the said county of Csbcl, on the o
ho river, containing between four and i've
thousand urrss at wlaci more Than eighteen
hundred arfes are snd II hc prime low
ground. We are not personally acquainted
with tins estate bat II has been represented
IL ~ rs being thu hucsi on that pnri of tba
ono winch border. On this state Il abouads
~ mcndln land ot the llrsi guilty, - lhetes
fore Wol merits the attention at ~. stock
farmer Fnr many yshrs while this Hslats
MAS IA tie hnnds oi Col hiso, G. Nicholas,
IL whom Il iorner, helonRed. II was esieIl,
slyry cultivated IN tohaero, which, .hen
sold ia Nv York a. Enr pf commanded
prices equal 10 thufn ~ "aeh Che best James
river tpbaeGo sid infs land abouuds III cont
II has hren DIVIDED intp many smaller tracts
or TOTS ~ mhy be- gcen by II plat in the pos
Sc ION ot John launnu, esq. who iyes adj.
lainn, rnd who viii shew the whole or my
fart there 10 those Disposed To view il But
II viii be sald ~ CUB entire tract, or in such
pHroels ~, on tho day al sae, nay be Thoughts
best calculated Ia ensure the best Iriee. The
snlc will b. pnihrreeqnhl apu1nl infthlment.,
thu parebbsrtt To rive bonds with approved
sntrt,e4 Tor the several In, t,ncnts, As also "a
deed of lrnsl On the land ~ farther security
FOR the ultimate payment Of The purchase mo.
nry; the deed OF rust, however, Is MOTTO o.
prrate TIL the Last uaihlnent shall become
dur.
Tn, eahlcr,bers nre gerry s1licitous 10 wind
NJ the business of the lraal oonhdrd to them,
II persons therefore, shoald desire 10 pur-
ehase this property, they mhy attend IN tie
full confidence that II viii be sold at the tune
aud place above mentioned
JOHN C0ALrFR,
JOHN n COOKE.
Tc,he@ lor ". H. cateA and his edito,e
/ July 81 u144as =
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Negro Shave DKCK,

in the above decree mentioned
G i WOOD30s, NJ. l.. ID c. c.
Juiy 81. w1w43
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-21

The ship York, one of the London
Packets, arrived Lat night, bringing dates
t. the 9th June and by tho portSmoath
Herald, we ARE fnrnshrd with extract,
from Paris papers ofthc 9th June, rrceir
ed Al that place by vessel from Hlyre.
The items they present may be thus sum
marty stated
Mr. Rush aud his family arrived IN the
Yolk, ia good hetllh.
SIR Charles Stniri whose mission 10
Portugal was supposed To- BE- with . view
10 iaduce the recognition by that power,
of thu Independence Of Brazil. under it,
Emperor, ~ said To have succeeded, ard
was accordingly about to embark for lslo
Janclro, 10 b. The bearer. probably, Of
these tlding4 and Of the term. upon which
the acknowledgment was Ia he made.
II is stated by u gentleman lrd'n the yn.
rl0us districts Of England, that finer pros.
poets of an abundant harvest were never
held out to the husblndman. Grain looks
remarkably we'll aud, SO far, the oeason
has been delightful.
GREECE. In regard Ia the aH,irs Of
the Greeks, the papers are full al lumors-.
all indicating "A more favorable stale OF
things for the Grerks than we have lately
hid reason 10 hope for,
Extract Of a iettG .f'om Liverpool, dated
June /.
Tobacco remains steady and 10 fair re-
quest Al former prices. About 100 hhda.
have been taken by the trade aud for Ire
laud, aud some iittlc has brcu done ON spc.
culatinn---wr quote Va. lral, in bond 81 Ia
stemmrd, = IL "a kentucky leaf, II
10 81 stemmcd ! II 81.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-21

yaNllS IL 10 inform my friends and the
Public generally, that have taken tho
room lately occupied by cppt. z. Labby, near
" opposite Mr.. james {. Moorman's Tavern,
one door above Mr.. Saml Yonngj where
have II considerable stock Of GROCERIES on
hand, which will sell at the most reduced
prices for cash, or will barter for Corn, Corg-
meal, or Pine Plank vt the Lynchburg prices,
Also, II tohrahle assortment oil Crockery
and Liverpool China.
REUBEN RucKER
Ju,y OIL w2wIs
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TuE NATIDN,e EIEsT-

INV loRK, July Ii.--Gen Lafayette
took his final departure from our city his
morning, and crossed over IN NrN -Jrrscs
where after visiting the northern part of
that state he will proceed lesnrcly to the
south,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-21
TOBACCO LAND

fDH 5JLi-
. DIE subscriber Offers for sale, that yalaa.
* bic tract oi land on which lie now lives,
in the county OF Bedford, on the WATERS Il
Ivy ere H. about miles from Lynchhurg, Oh
the Forest rpa1, aud combining by recent
survey 800 arcs 4 greater portion Il this
land Is uncleared, and for The culture # to-
bacco is considered inferior To none. There
are about forty acres oil low grounds, FART
of which Is cleared and now in excellent mes.
duw--lhe balance may with a lutte expense
be- converted To the same use further Ic.
scription IS deemed unnecessary, as IL Is pre-.
sumcd that purchasers Will first view the pre-
rni,oq. The qnaiiy aud local stun ton ofihis
land warrants The. subscriber Ia recommend
ing it 10 the aueufioa II the tobacc niAker
or farmer, aud he requests MI those who wish
10 vest funds in that kind OF property 10 call
aud examine il, rs bargain may he had.-~
The terms will be made accommodating,
JESSE C0fER.
July2 w4w4S
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General Lafayette VIII remain several
days in this city aud will latn proceed b,
Lancaster 10 Baltimore and Washington
lie expects 10 reach Baltimore IN about ~
days from this Time. PM. .lurDra.
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GREEN BOTTOM
EOR lGILE-

10y virtue Of deed of trust executed n
ID rs by WIN. II Cabell, esq. and recorded
- the court 81 the county al Cnbell, we shah
on Monday thu 18th dey al September teal,
III the town 81 StHuutou. proceed 10 sell, TO
the highest bidder tue traol ot hand common.
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JOIN n COOKE,
Tr,aiees for ". II, CabeA and his orfdiiotf,
July q ula4s
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NJ In pursuance OF tue ebuve decree, tba
undersigned, Marshal Of the tnid court, viii,
Oh Monday The 22d day II August next, pro.
eecd 10 sel, by way of - auction, TO the
highcet bidder, for easlt, e Nelson court
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,9roinat he A,iitlt--AIessr.. ncll, I3er

against The .7rhcls.--Wessrs. Beil, Ber
riar, Bouligny, Branch, Chandler, Cobb,
DIV III, Dlckefson, Eaton, Oalilard,
). Ln... al H. J.hrsr, .f Lon. kanr.
L..rai.4 Tl.,dafsad Ilavd.f Mass
~ - -. -. -,
- con- N,o'' Mss ,,p.,,..,.
laZe"'ii, lhohaas, y al La'te, v "'ia''s
IA.
The Treaty was then ELECTED, nem ron.
IL.
.Hrnch l5.-t isnnderstnod that Cnnri
al lno,utx - .,tan, Ia hr instituted. Al ihr
r.,,,.s, ~ G.,,,nnds,r. p,..lpr. Ia lnvratl
-. H.. .,.n,I,.,, ..,.,,d +. NTH, mai
- c..'.I,' r., .C y, = ,nl,I1
tiers i'teiftu /" IL l. ~. ~ - ~ i''u'.'''
ana MI 'loahla'ih oais''4, a",'s.'',''''
II Congress al The i'sl rrs7'"a, to''al"s
the transportation Of -peclf, uy vessels ~
TIN United States. e.. We have u0i heard
when or where H. Court is - assemble.
Ennr,rn,ng - F.yardo affair. which
,,....,....l.. H.. ,.=,.s5,., of tb. Go,nn,n
I'D -
~ ~ ~
,a's I. lll'r' except iI'' u Is 10 u"u'' %
lhAr' lS"tibn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-25

.
TIT : '"R NJ ihc last sns,'ar a.
anu ." justly rrprohatrtl-fH.,
elostd Our nouths agG siiiird al- -.
was lhis fespeCttla : Vs. II
NJ. IL wise and NOR aa -
fE" Was It MIS- fnr = -.
whose very being Is puhf,
eoh'fnn aud 10 supp ess tap ~
That opialoa Was il Wis.,. t,...l.
smother. 10 foment and dam ~.
discomfort or would il haze h,... /
ALLY It hy a Just, AMI conc,ii.,f,...
OF conduct The h.Il wound
lhEi7lated that Ugdra. IA c.,n.,.,.,. f'
existence. The result al II, "a.
neXi would have >aiIsf 4 ali r......
m'JpTty had dtrlared ar3Ir.t :,
rbl would most quietly y y. ,ro......
tie m Jorlty had declared IN .st.,.
M one If the thirteen sen,f.r. s'''.,'s'
had the hardlaood - an, H.
rlty ought not IL h. gr4t,f #dZr
did not ask of Iii. lcgjsl,,,,#, lie
/ In call couNentlo,-Vb., Nv
possess that right. nnaIf,n.6.,. ''are
sihlv derive, from Naj..y ',u au' l
/ legislature could not h,,o "'4- he
re1 est. The, asked h,, e. e,''.,u "eaa
! that the leni4l ,tnre Y,,lJ F"'H 'ee
framing a plan. In, I,as, nv. NV d'd IL
wlca thp n.,,,,I, poirht ~ a"""n'', y
hto their naI;Iiral .l.,,,.,,a.' iatlha' Ifrs L
conr1sion ~ disc dar-.rn,,,g,'''3' H' 'amt,
the object of their y,,,. ,,,g oss'''ols @ay
order 10 pour oil unnn ,aa ,,'' US
this was really tnrir nhiac, IA 3'','N'' II
employ The worst mn. =, '9 1fY
pli,hmpnt /? Will not tl,o,r o,,,.... :" va
! the state of tbinne uh;eh -, VINE
much to .srbp,? " 'a
the wind that th.,y o,;,.L, wv so"as
wind And.;n.,.,I 80" 49, 10y ''f VIM
III. stnrn, hg IT,, ~ IL! "'s 'he spF14
-. ,,aye. =, ,l,a -, =" ''''' VI canning
nnon m. ocs.,, 'i,,I NY NOV P"Itib
la,c ,,,,k ,,'''''',, '"dt Weu'a err"
s..,,o H.. d.. '.'''S j NY ht laat'|
cato m. n,a '.', ''a0l' ''ouen'y ottget
claw on, ~ op'' 'N.'''"' DC crushed
.a,.'.iaa H., ~ """' ava hon MS
,nn;'a. -. Nv, '!'' '""nu ar"Soh 'teth
IA = +. avs NY VIII oe heard
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pe'I ,"'i . 'h'u "''s''"n't
ne5"i'I'h |" III prime JUS a'1ea"'hs
" ','''n"'9t"''' eou'' - AZ" a!s "'''ae
''sN' anu mp ld',' d, o'''e''' pa' I''eft
'''n'e nav WI ~ 'a' qa'S1on ~ '9a
IN q .''o'r ..''', ~ naI! S"d't OF o''ts"
! n' '"'e VI ln' 10 7e"a'o's' anu '''' ooe
,''''1 ",'"1'i " ''.e'l anu 'h''f 'ol'.' o's
''' mug VI w e4u''oe"' ''ldIa''''' anu
S'"l no ordinary spec 10 '1t eyes o.
p' ~ of"S'''', ms peen g'|''aGu
Wy snISe se'''''; ;, " t. snoou no' DC
,'sS'u I'VE, III s.'''i't ','' ~ "ee' nv our
ao.e "ooS'''9'''oo' II s,io"'o require d"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-25

" Our paper is So much orcupied to
DAY With Elrction.ring Addresses and
IN" Essay of" A Freehodpr of Amherst"
that we have room for bat ltt,e else. Our
fe"defs' however, ought not to complain of
'h's Tor nothing can he mUte important
10 thrm than correct understanding Of
lhr principles Of the candidates for their
Snhragfs, and AN impartial discussion II
those pt'aciples. When the "hurly burly"
'ottne Ieee'Sion is over, we will furnish them
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-25

- We coll the attention Of the public
particularly to the Essay of "a Free
holder of Amherst 1t is on subject of
general aud paramount Importance 10 the
people Of this communicable suhrct
whlsh breomes every day more interesting,
aud which is first drawing TO head 1t
n'eds only thai it should be correctly u0
derstuod To ensure 1t the unanimous appro
baton of q people who value free gosrrn
s'eut--who have ceased 70 reterence old
thugs because they are o'd--and who are
always willing To lop off rotten branches
fom the governmental edifce, whenever
th.H unsoundness IS made manifest, Read
and Judge
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-25

= HUDSON Y. GARLAND and
LUCAS Z. THO tPsON, E,qr4. are
candidates 10 represent the reople If Am
brrst IN the next Legislature Oar paper
IS ST crow dcd to day. aud Mr.. Gnrlaud's
5ddrrss was received 81 l5t, last ~ enins.
LAT we are compelled to 'ay 1t oYer until
ur next.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-25

g J. c, CABELL, ESQ. on Monday
last addressed the people of Amherst, in
Justification Of his vote N the State Senate
against the bill, aulholisiag the sense Of
the people 10 be taken on the convention
qoestion,--We have yet heard of no oppo
sition 10 Mr.. &.
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rhrr : And vii not the, hr at 10 lost
both, Ly lbe Jiy,,,on an,lbg fbemnR,ss
I{HRIrl.Ap
~ = =
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ioaA''o N Mn II .-5''c nave ueen 20
"'eIy taNofeu VIVA 'ne 'oto"lhS i'ue, ''o ON
a'usf III t7p"oh' sly lays ia'e' 'Ha' '"'
previous aaf ,sf' -, -
LoSn2.' ny ehlnhfy, 'o~'.
7'icf our i'''. nean tecuial"is nav al'
PeHf'd1 ana 'ne 'oia' NJ rom iUe ~ ~ M
MN, 30 MOI anl'u"t i"fss 'hah eoV9 nn's
o' nhisn ia''{ '''i "a.' 70 one pal'y a'"l,'
III lhe s''ly T"t ~ '"f l."ec'a "ss' '"'i'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-25

WAsHis6roN, March io.--Nr. s ere.
gary CLAY aud Nr g rr"tary Barbour yes
.erday eetered upon ths discharge of the
tiles of the Department of State and the
Department of War. Ia WHICH they haze
been respectively Gated by the President
with the ads ice and consent Of the Senate
si The u. States Nat, INT
The Senate ka6ns concluded the husi
nrs' of Their extra srssinn, adjourned yes
teriay AT three a tt"S, siue die.
Previous 10 tn . jaurnmrnt, the Vie
President, according - thr Usage, reried
from the Chair OF tat Scaate nhrr
Mr.. Gaiard was ~ ,lrctcd President
protempore. Thr VOTES ,rre, for Mr. G..l
lard RI scattering 7. ID
SLAVE, TRADE CONVENTION.
The most important decision made hy
the Senate yesterday, We presume. wa the
rejection OF ne Coverplne'.t cf Cntuaola.
in relation to the Atricaa Slave T5alr
The Injunction of Secrecy ht7ag hpen
removed by the Senate, from that
part of their proceedings which r5'ltes to
This Convention, we small be euahJeA TO
give fnll account Of them. s present
we can only state, that tue fra, article of
the Treaty lSi,iag the mutual Iigh. al search
on the seas and coasts of Africa and the
West Indies, WAS stricken oul by vote
Of % 10 IL As follows:
For ge .frtic's.--Messrs. BARTON, Ben
Ton, Chase, Clayton, Edwards. Fndlay,
Harrison, jackson. knight, Mills, Sej mnit,
Tsn D. ke-- Ia.
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with a greater variety II tn5,is,. In.
then, VT " cry their mercy.P

VIII frea'fr variety II inJtaes. lh.'
then, We cry their mereyP
II A note 10 the Editor. .aicd " Bedford
county. 10 m,ies south OF Liteay." from ~.
lsaar II lldnaa, zays, ttti dn tie lilh lHst
when his family arose IN thd morning, 'tsy
discovered about twenty stelk flpu M daprr
ANEW Urn uatut, not mort thua Tour hour
.a.a. in an ordinary dress I'D seNed up ~
pal ii rose blanket lie mother - ~
Known. --ss'+=..
CoHbuSfcATfnS.
Would il not be well io1lhr pcople OF
the lower rod 81 eampheli - Wilbur" on.
of their candidate, Ia secIre the rlfcOlen
of the olhrr F.; can lbey el,9t eithet without
combination WITH the trends OF some q
Ihrr Aud @Ill not the br at to lost
both, hy the division annoy tbemscN's2
SiKbUh SAP.
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APOTHECAK ARIES d DRUGGISTS.
Have just received, in addition o their former
assortment, the following articles
Calcmel Cinnamon
Corros Sublimate Rass Qnassia
Sal Ammeniac SquHIs
Gum CRmphor Saviue Leaves
Liqnoricr Ball Black Helleboro
BaIsam Iolu Gum lragacauth
Gum Mvrh Sal Soda
RochCll salts Ba,am Copaiva
Puly Rhuharb Fancy Perfume Walls
Salts Tartar Evans Crown Ian.
larlarc Acid Gets
Super Carh. Soda Common do
sal Ammon. Vol. Fly Stone
Calcin Magnesla Quick Silver
Gum COpal Pearl Ash
Gum Elastic Fine Sponge
Gum Shellac Paint brushes
Sugar Lead Sash Iools
GaneIa Bark Marking Brushes
Rcd Saunders Soda Powders
Cantharides Scidlilz Powders
Mamma Flake Spanish Whiting
tcn,iau Root Nals, assorted
Aqua Forts Essence Bnrgam0t
PhoSphai Soda Fancy Snuff Boxes
Sweet Spirits Nitro Gu Glass do do
Spirits Ha1shorn Lavender Water
Murialed 1inctureH- I-iug Class
ron Oh spike
Ba5am Peru Scales and Weights
| Gloves Gold Leaf
Mace Red Waters
hulmeCs Lamp oil, &c.
.4LSO--A LARGE ASSORTMENT or
Stone Ware q Flower Pots.
The subscribers have on hand, in addition
10 the above, nearly every other article be-
longing to their businrss-tll OF which they
viii sell low for cash, or exchange for BEES.
WAX, GINSENG, LlNSEED oil, or any