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D'to-ln March 'a~'' h'1"cfn ~. nj
Sh''i hnd Tor N th' hrd 81, the h"F'
J''otfH toph, n. ~ Aiifr spthdins
S"'r Sr"fs IN ihr oHlNcf1't, WI th'
h'Sh"sl effdii an1 h"o"' Ia himself, ne
wrht IN the continent 'n i"&p. hanas W
Nli'd u .lfad, France, Hrfna9h = u"
rl'nd, and resided l"nr ieara III nay
'"'"t"s III. itinf 10 the r"phe P.d",h p
'n'" 81 hla cleric ! dn''"S ~ the f'nel'sh
Oh'r'l ii k'hie, hnd thHI III t1s aa'h"~-
''d"t NJ Naples, and I" III" 1u1' anu CON
'r'np'a'l"n nj lnr interesting ot1rris Win
"h'ch th"-' eIhss'f" Nlnrc7 ahhhnh 'nh
having qaallhed huns i"r 4 I'LL and MT
nate examination "' th"7" rfgian4. donhly
Interesting rs ming thr sources III tnih
sacred ahd fiaihne history, III sti ou' ithm
hhi'h IN eosn-' lh''' on . tour II EsNW
ana 'hr ii"lN Ina h'r"'hpa.'ehhN p"r''
br"hhrad, 81 amh''dg'' anu NJ i't"l''
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-, .o,syilir. for the easfrra c't'r', whlra
~ arrived lh.~e. 1ne Post MIST
~ beias arpei.rd Of lhr '.'','", Ia nc,
Ut an ascnt FIR The put. ."re al N
- - inquiry. aud, If ro-s'hlr, Detecting liz
=, -a.nicipn III alretdN liked III.
mann Flrkh. frpn s"'rrai cncnms
a,naas ~ c1 49,. i''t hllrfs
- a, J,.r,hstba-n, had "nl rtarhea
~ ,,,n.donl -, Oilie". y sum ut M
n,,, mte lrlirr ~ merchant u
..,,rnl.h. i.tnlnr'adhm ~ "i'ee
,,len u, ne lo,l hr,l'r and mrma.
i,.,,4uf jnr -tnh ~efr gwen I" IL III
merchants I'll AbaSdon. 81 tht II
4 ,r,lr nntr, ln,n.tonrd should h., III
4 moro they mtShl he rrr"gnisfd. -
.,,.r,lrl mi r,,a'h Ahngd"ni aud Il
1 r,s,f,rr It lrll lhr jonrsh"ronsh OIL
1r Ficl.r pa-,ed a p'r' at thr no
y e ..,i,,rd. j., = .n.fcantl!" house at Al.
rnt. r,ilence va drr'n"d s''l1-
= ',ly conclusive, aud he VAS Immediately
#.,,r,iirnutJ.
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many scnernu, sentiments he h,s instiliet,
and how many heart. he has made better,
seyond the Atlantic.
was much amused with n lii'ie incident
that orc 1rrrd whIr Ne w.rr al Tea. u Kit
ten kept purring md tpeNing about Lin,
and woult niten ieaP np Toto his lap. n If il
'lhlned a id"illaf acqunnionee, aud lad
been Accustomed II rrcctc liz lails ltortion
1T IL hands. lie sermtd slightly annasrd,
and "ndraNnrrd SECRETLY Ia silence the i'm
pnitnnllles of thsi,lllr animal f,r her tea.-
THIS scene. triilIng ~ il WA, al once sug
sesi"d lQ my mlnd the g,uii- virtue and
domestic habits of The ainrhlr Cuoper.
Mr.. Montgomery - nav 81 tbe aae ii II.
III ms pc sun hr II slender aud drilcdl.. ra-
her below HE conmou srzr. His com
pirNlun Is light, With Rumaa ua.c. high
forehead, slightly bid, and cica1 e,e, aot
nnirequrntIy do"nrasi. brtray ing mode
rate degree oi dhdrrcr. The contour of
his iacr Is not unlike that OF Nr. uad,
Senator in Congress from Massachusetts,
and there is alsn a rrseahl,nc.>i thelr per-
sons. The events IN his life are too well
known in our country IL need rrpriitun.-
Both his parents dlrd a ms ,idnarlc- in the
West Indies, and Ia mat misfortune We are
probably Indebted far one Of hjs finest po-
cons. He appears 10 be- universally respect
I'd and beloved IN the place Of hl- residence.
But have perhaps already said more than
the drhCdcy aiat interview under such CIR
camstnccs tt. Justify, and viii therefore
only add, tia', nj O'Clock lac >efs coldi-
ally took nlf lands aud wished us a pleas
~ Innr -
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" gisim ne reijton Of Iiearea

" yisim tte reig'on Of Hearon"
We some lime 40. met with an Essay, In n
new >Vaper, rnrpoains 80 be- introductory Ia
" Memoirs, either published ~ 10 he publish
ed, by " Nr. { Sehall2, of Schultz Ram.
Virginia, bearing the ABOVE ttlc-Mr. : inthat
Essay, denied tie authenticity OF Penta.
touch, and, n, Gen. Smyth had done hrfors
ban ia relation Ia the Apocalypse, he declar,
ed II To he spurious tui gerry. We mere
~ alluded IN H. as al article of news, aud in
our capacity Of CLEANER and therefore Nj.
SchllIa il mistaken II he suproses thal Ne
have ever attempted 10 refute his prorusiti-
on We NOW publish his uHiqt. letter, no
that we may hive nm opportunity OF calering
whicNNye know nothing Of, hut simply be-
caase lie claims the liberty of mating H
reply through our columns Our biblicnl
learning is too shallow to allow ms In come
sed in sneh lori, certainly ought 10 be, 10
make such bold assertions. For cur own
parts, we had rather 20 on IN the old way of
believing the i've books OF Moses ie be nu.
thent,c, than 10 discard our faith and ba
guided by The dim light of Mr.. SchuItzs cor.
lectures. TIE ~ isdom which lead,io doubt
ing, So Ii, 5hly priced apparently by MIR. s.
IS not that sort Of wisdom which we oovel.--
We had rather be decided and firm in our o..
pintons--bnt # sc must " d"utG nj all We
shtu crrtlinl doubt Nr. SGhnl4s intaibiIl.
IS Nr : wishes us to refer him 10 some re.
tnt,',nn at his creed, which wr do with plan
sure, and with the nope that he may profit by
thu 'rrnsa OF the work. Iii. very hr,ei, and
is cn'l,Icd, " The trnlh OF the Holy Scrip
tur-., 10y Mr.. Charles Leslie, demon ,lrated in
hte .hor aud ea.v method with the Dc,sts, in
letter 10 a FREUD
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MONTGOMERY TIE POET.

! The follow my Interesting account OF an
in ervi"N between Mr. Carter EDITOR of the
| New lu, Ststpsmah, and the Poet Mont
gomrry, /, contained in one OF the letters oi
t,e f'"mer 10 bis partner:
! Finding o. Ives rather Unexpectedly
Al Sheffield, NliIant letters of introduction,
and having -tIoog drsne /" see the Poet
/ Mon gumrry, ,ddr .-sed au",r ~ Inn, en-
closing my card, making kno"B cur Wish
es, and requesting the favor OF an mtcrrlew.
! II vas u moved experiment, partaklag more
of The 4 jrlt of adrentur, tuan f eIthtr etl-
qurtte or politeuess, S,m" slight apology
II, int be found II Eindrtd profession, aud
/ IN thr expectation that the interview m,g
/ lake place at the Olit Z OF the IIs, OF winch
| he is editor.
| in few minutes note was returned,
! saying that Mr. Montgomery would BIZ
! h ply Ia SEE us 1t any time b, tween 5 and
! o'cnck on that evening. Al O'Clock,
| tank tag Il medium the safest, We called al
the number designated IN the note, and
passl"G tnru ga book store, "ere shown
into s'nall neal sitting room, III which d
table was set for tea. la d few minutes hr,
montgomery made his appearance, and W.
went through the awkward ceremony ot d
sell Introduction, winch his 1olltene:s, how
.yor, rendered as little embarrassing as pos
sihl".
We soon took seats Mt the tea tahlc. and
| his nHoGhty, as we'll as that OF the lady
with " hom he lives, and who has relations
! of my acquaintance Ia the u. States made
rs forget We were strangers. and III some
] drgrrr removed the restraint of nnrXpeci
eds throwing ourselves upon ms hpsplialI-
". The conversation turned upoa a gre9i
variety oftopics, literary, local, and g"ne-
raj; and Que OF the hapPIest hours "i my
| hfr passed IN the society ot Poet, with
" hnse wrumgs had long been familiar
land from wairh could have repeated to
hlm hundred favorlte passage.
In his manners Mr. Montgomery mani
! TESTS all that mud pss, amlahe simplicity
and Kindness OF heart. so conspicuous IN MS
wr,l,ngs. His flow of conversation IS cori-
Gus, easy, and perfectly free from affcta-
tinn. HIS sentiments aud opinions on MI
subjects OF remark, were Expressed WIN
decision and frankness Int ri the same
tlne with becoming m"drsty. liz 'aP-
pp,gr is uuI he'd aud select, brlraylng occa-
.,anaIt, the elryaiian Of poetry, hui eXemi I
from any appearance of Pedanlry. WINE
the merits of all his rotrmP"ra'ies were
freely discussed AID the need VI dIscilmI-
Mating praise literally awarded 20 each mol
The slightest allnsion was mad" to his o"h
writings, although they are qmtt as 'nueh
read in our country AS those of any Other
living poet. 1t would have been a breach '
of poli., ness in me, to have to- d him now
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like fric.l al IN and TIE very party
that assisted the French troops against their
own country are INV coh,pl,ins against
him. Ia fiser af his more hegoiied brother
Don Carries while the ii6trais opposed
equally In all parties, ARE sphnet In the
Vengeance ri all. win the Allies TAXI
sides with frfdoald or Carlos The
doctrine of Legitimacy viii certainly cont
pei them Ia assist the lormcr. nhlle then
incinAtons will no doubt be with the lhllrt,
is his principles are murc consonant with
their IDEAS ol klagly prrrogsli'e. Al We
doe hope. is, thai tpom the universal eon-
fusion which prevails, lasting good viii be-
cx,.Icted.
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FOR THE yIudtSIAN.

GENTLrMEN-lIdtiu g iust seen an arti-
Gle in the - Advocate" from Your paper !;
a"d aS You nave t'R"n me liberty To INTRO
dnce my nam" N rainier d'sftsprril Il
manner, S"u VIII not he surprised II call
-" y"h lof proof 81 Your superior 'hiur.
N'm"It, oil ali7Alhe every hao an opp"f-
tn"'t To dJ'Pd himS' ~ ana 'hf"ngh ihr
s''''' "''o'u'o IL '"''" Nv MS o''' 'ssa'''
""
u wo"l' aPaen. n Il Vo' I'D m7de or
rent sont pllle r. .Whl.on st ny Mrmnr !;
# =" N"u ha,ls bon rn"r" for.ua'te than
have been IN ao3c not "v'n hoard ri
any yet sill that w"pld not br strfngr,
cousldrrlU my retired stnaiihn hut, u
yon hove, l"a Htll a" r = goat thor, ~
lo'ormug Nc, 'hete ,nAV mud such ~.
lutnt'"n anJ iof WINCH, pro"l5e 10 he
grateful.
lti4 trua, a write IN I've American Sen-
tined, who "at ashamed at hi1 oane, aiI'r-
ed to reiul ne. provided laos""r"d 4 lanS
lat of enqrlrlrs crlcGl't'd 10 efod'. bit
not promote dlsen-sl 80. Ndd as'h9agh |
would hay been r\'n'oh'r. IA nat noticing
querle' fran n1aG hhder It mdk gel IL
s"cr'd them I'll. -'soi 'ly name aud good
moral character are to- we'll established
to br called in qn' ton 10y any man.
You seem Ia fhtak il strange that any onr
should hrlirye this " orl,,to nr 10 OnO. .afs
old, when Moses WIN states three impoS-
! 9jb'iiieS IN. his Gr-t three verses sats thai
" Brgjnnlngo OF the heavens aud earth
&c took place, not SIX Thousand years ago.
! Whot buubIe. what ds~ya.Hag coocrp-
Gnrs Of the po,cey. lrigdoD. and p0odnrgs of
! can mo.t thoap have. who beliryp with
\to..s. thai Con oaly ayakcd from ms
ejcro,I qIpnierg of idIeaes and u,,l,gyuesg,
ah,ut siv Thousand V,,rs acof,i Whilr
b.lir,e, thu, fine Beainnine" of lhr uni
verse il losl IN tbe million. Of years that
have rolled over 1t and that Muses. has
coniouHdea our cIfdlio"' WIN thal f'''
when another minor P''h't vas hda'd 10
our globe ana lhus caused ihat h'i'efsdi
DeI"5e as explained IN my "emoif.
J after Moses, did not believe in the imm0r-
tahtY of thu sonl, "r JattFe state and
/ ,"', 'peE "''''y '"''''r' ",'''i n''p ,''','
NV ,,',; r,.n7.'.,I c,,,iyit;es th, we h..Io
In fnd some alusio6s to those doctrines
/ irreRied tpat dread parsonage, Satin :"
! for they de'eed that, likewise, from the
sH"'e hedt1tn source
j That absurd ana impossible liable, ot me
sun ana n,o''" 'te"i..s 'hs' "n OF "'', 'it
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MURDERER cAU6HT-We understand
that Hughes, nho murdered Thomas Boyd
in Halifax, AZ noticed IL our last paper, has
been apprehrodsd, and conveyed 10 the
scene ol his crime for trial.
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THE BRANDYWl NJ Mr.. irhb of
hi, city, we understand, received letter
TO d,y from Col somervllle. dated On
board tive b aodS vine, 25Ih S'Pt. il lat.
AZ, long. 26 he speaks of the Brandy
VINES sailing well it WAS expected SHE
would arrive at Havre ON or about the 10th
oil his nourh. The BrandywIne was also
spoken by thu Lancaster, at Phi ad"l hit,
from Liverpool in the same longitude, all
Ntll on board. Bat. liner.
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tahts'y Sat. -Jhr New York Nation
"r1t~ states that the rxrcu,ors of
~ '''e General Il ,mIton have cnm.nen-
" s"'' ~ chancery against NJ. Rufus
My S, Tor tn" recovery OF ce,talu papers
"hch ten. Hamilton rrfrre,rd ~ HI. care
! moment a grea, drncac, and waItb
-. n'n'ster to Gfeat b lain has refused to
5'f"d"r to III" proper authorities; hui
T"l''' mat for their safe keeping, in case
- ~, accident hrfals him, he ha> placed them
2" lac hands ofhis Sun. NJ. Charles Klng."
A.. -..ers1
~. stngI lar Circumstance. The Franklin
WIZ Telegraph, gis es als accou4t of the
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|zrpreiIrhue'


Nd ilrt' y ''' . , :, P.,,d,,,,
8 ls lnjgloS1 ~ h'aH,
4 tn, day 1t IL s'''"
,arrpded ny th' Nay" :" =. .
waited on tht ff's'det '',i '"'
q ,apnhtr1 were stNf'',s :, go.
] h. vas acc"mr 'h'fa - ,,a ,,,,,.
II Hall, where NJ / ~"
j of his frllo"-rlliHf's' ..,.,,. 400 H.,
Al2 O'Clock Il hai'i'
i from 'hr battery bN olu'' - .''I
raj Morton Ia A'."' ~ wv AZ ',L;
s. rival. H. continues us ''"'' w.
s. lou to-norro"' ...,,....;.,
4 TIE htal'h 81 ~
At Quincy -, we are e''u !"
j derlbly improved. t''''1 ,,'a'
j inr looS = oalis'' ~" - :,
u ascent OF ladai'e '''''' w.
q tom la.i't O"fafo' '''" ,.n,
Il aflpronon al ah'ol j ~" ''''
8 wlIded me cnf'7l'y u ''' :, ',',.
thefed II me Sifneo -, '''' '''
d the adjolaloS honsr-1ops - %'F '"
4 TUE luirrPld female ',"h "'' paw III
i III ear, when all "as ie"dy '"' "'P'e'f',
d wifi the most ana'sl"fhen '''nl"I"''' anu
at thr moment Of hrmg la""c''d on llef
peliluus voyage, exhibited GOT tl.e sll5 Ut
It emotion OF doubt III alarm. ne "ltd
being flesh, aud the air dlb ana eia''lt, the
h'llao' rose M''n 's''',''"e ''i' NV, ,1%u
took direction over L'onS iN''''"' int
dluntless ''h''ifr' ""''f h'' '"''''.'.'s ''''''
i yetbe perceived was oe'"P''u ','' ',''o".
my out n"nd9'' "' u nv ~ V" , t 10
1 loiIlest height. olr ava ioo'eu 'ea'" j"
] before seen, and consaf .rn'ly Ir"" the aP-
q proach OF nl5 1 ana 'n' pr Nh'N 81 'l'
ocean iraI' "rrt entertained ~ IL =
Il IN s., no 't'ef, were rti'''' ~ ut :
chuck, ~ her appearance IN P'''"n Ill rs
i lie Garden, ha'iaS landed oH S'lI 'n#ian,
back al fld'i'hds' oo Loug-l7''nu a'sl"at
aoon' m''ts rom 5fooh'S"' ana amy d
len m'"'n'S journey rom Inc ocean, Ma,
4 ny persons were speedily at hand 10 lend
q per ''S'7'a"c'' anu S"t su"r''u u" '',,e'
Inconvenience man n.a' oil uncN'"o =, Tue
Il p'ha "he'e sue lso'ta. 20
~. D.;
fnLAph ht hiA' o''' Nv ''o''
i dtal oi 'lle " :. am 'u W ,u'H NY y"
Saturday evening lhs', IA 'h' = Hl"n LINZ
o'e','o""l l''n'o''' an. .n ,"''N ''"n.'o =
Inc M""s''n HOUSE ~ "'' .-S. I ,'!s
was y'''t'u"! '',''" Wy ",',," - ',i1
t'o"-r'''H"n'' " = "ndrs''n1 'n|a ne " III
u'Pd'' 'o-h'oiio" ioi ZIG 7O"' D. =
ment. t'f"ofe.
-a&eo-
THE BRANDYWlNE.-- Mr. liehh of
hi, city, we understand, received a letter
10 DIV from Col. somcrvin.. dated on
AZ, long. % ; he speaks of the Brandy
VINES sailing we'll; il was expected she
would arrive at Hayre On or about the 10th
oil his mouth The Brandywrne was also
spoken by thu Lancaster, At phi ldrl hia,
4 from Li,rrpoo in the same longitude, all
NtA on board. Bat. inner.
i
Ma PEASANTS, the senior edltor ii
4 tns PAPER, has arrived III New YORK, aud
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LOOK AT' TYYG !!
On Uednesd0y neat The spicndid
Dr'anoiog Of the
Quaniioo Canal lottery 9Th class,

W.T. take plare in Richmond, aud BIZ 6nisheI
~ Is lev MINUTES,
Io'A Is lnarr splendid drawing than any
that ha, eVe, taken place in Vrrg,n,n
Who can look at hi. ma not adventure th6
small ,nm ri 81, aud by that menus obiun
the very handsome fortunc oi S2o,0oo2 The
following are The splcndIdrrzes which are 10
be- distributed 10 some Ut fortunes iavorl,e,,
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Further Supplies
OF
STAPLH 4 FANCY GOoDI.


n htIIA sED al The AUCTION oAli.!' ~
New York Tor CAa5Xi, winch we mr. de.
trrmlnGd 10 sell al the very lowest makct
prices.
Rose, aud London Dunn, Bristol aud point
blnhkels
Red, white, and green FIpnneIs, assorted
Heavy SWanskin do.
DO. twlIIed Flushing, for big coats
A large assortment OF hne aud coarse ChssI.
Nets
Clnrrt, Brown, Olive, Grey mad Green Cloth,
fashionable shades Tor hoek coats
Shepherds aud iirs,'s imperial blue a black
Cloths
Mara Lunisn blue Pcissc cloths
Supporting aud common mlllcd drhh do
Rcai ltaliau and iiorencr hlnck SILKS
Black aud colnnrcd FRO. de. Naples aud vel
vcicea do.
Heavy chnin, black Lcvcnicen
French and Eagish winter caIcoes, n large
ana very onoice supply entirety now IN
fashion aud colour
Elegantly worked Swiss, India, aud 1aco net
mhsln Robes
Wo kcd Swi.s mud india null Handherchicf'
\ r'ch assortment OF Thread, simp, aud bot
hjnrtt Lice
~ 'htn un1 Gsatrd bo'iiu. II
\ sWcnd,l as>oltmeDt e., t,i 4 worked India
~ ! SW IS null nu-llus
rvAT..Ia Aa4b.}x NTIvCT Tor
pp iti'ut 81
l,lr.tni mcrl.o aud cashmere long n square
,hrwls
Gau~c uairec nha trl,c'rcn -
Ne. s0g &c CLL1sGO&a aud other fan
- pocket ID.
~ l.Iara md hsafed blk Lcvnr'ine cravats
Piail AID prtnted aassimcrt ehn l.
: Figures lnile1 hcriuo Bomhh2edis
| Plaza black do. do. very anpet,or
~ do do Bombazeen
Furniture aud garment dim,ltcs
Fancy colonfed and whire Frnges
> Rr,cs inshlnnhbIr Cirls
DoH Ms Caht, los patent corsett
CA.1sAk-S
~ riati al,d anDirl Cloaks made in very
superior stslr
1t is the ,nirntlof Of the 'ubscrhersto offer
their stock III ~ uced prices, AM e'rt5 eft
fou Wil be md 10 rcrdcr salislhet,on Ia
customers. MCKEE, KOBlNS0N, 60.
oct. 81.
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Tobdcco We learn from n correspondent
in Ohio, that many Farmers there have been
cultivating tobacco this year, aud TINT the
climate and soil suit its growth so well, thai
large crops will be tnded nsxtyear
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AN ExTzIE1IlcIg CT
AANkNG ANIMALS.


LLlIJA ~ IA = u
With sppernl other animnls y II hr exhibited
" Vain Street. opposite Nj. Nabrmhn't, on
Wcdnesdav, The 81 of Noveubrr, in Lynch:
burg, md will rrnlhin until saturday, Ma
vc,nbcr 6ll. Tor further particulars ~ hand
bin, Heees NJ exhibition from q o'clock in
the 'nofang netii ! ~ ,he evenine.
~ Ajmllanee % cohts-- Children half
price Oct. 81.
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have been, without any regard to truth or
justice, app led 10 thein-thry have been
called dissatisfied aud ambitious minority
and now, when they are ahnu, to show
fhtir strength, they are solicited ~ hug their
claims yet Il While innger. and depend mp
m the mercy of their future representatives.
but whrte shall endurancc end five
resist no, now, when VIII th.rc be- u nipr,
s"asonahl. period? We are now u, peaee
party spirit exists not aiming us--,he
political horizon. with the exception oi
THIS single question, IL clear and tranquil -
why not, ih,n, noac hiring II Ia an issue
DEPEND upon il. fellow citizens, the canse
al rational liberty Was never Yet pinsprreti
by delay. Shatklrs wefe never burst
>nndrr ny n lane acGu.cscene. under ,hsir
weight. Submission never Vet SET hnnn
daries 10 .ncroaehmcnt.n Whenever IN
justice or oppression show their front, tiny
should nj nnre be crushed. We hope SIN
ctrrly that the people of the Old DOM
nion VIII not much longer suffer the rank
est species of injustice (which we shall rn
dea'or To demonstrate IN our next Is the
casrlto continue ens' aited Us principle IN
her constitution.
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$50 REWARD,

HNA W AZ from the subscriber resid
~. ing IN the county OF Coochland, on the
'. tt' INST negro man named Aaron, his
'""e'udy. and her son Lewis. Aaron is u
s sn twenty eight years Of aSr, feet ? or
"r''rs high, has down lo~k, and chews
s,to prot'lstly, and for SEVERAL years
'ames River.
,''ouy Is about twenty onc years of age,
-" low stature, and when she abseonded
"ps Tar advanced in pregnancy.
.t"'s IS about six years old, has "A de
' a'' IN one of his eyes. From the silualinn
~ "e w"tnan il is scarcely possible shc
so"a have travelled on foot, il is therefore
p'So'ntd they have been conveyed away
" apo BOAT or Wagon,
me ahovr reward will be paid fur the
s't"rllrnslpn and confinement in any Jail,
' delivered To the subscriber all rea
'''p'e charges i'll he pald in addition.
May %. 4,4O.
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LAIsANE.TTE.

This great and good man, in hts tour
thro Eh southern and western states, has
avery whore met with the reception due IN
his revolutionary services aud his exalted
merits. The eereronies al New Orleans
were peculiarly impressive. lie landed ON
the field of battle of the celebrated 9Th nf
January, whore he was mel by an escort
headed by Gov. johnson of Louisiana. " ho
addressed him in mos, feeling and eloquent
terms--as the victorious soldier of York
iuwn, visiting for the second time the land
of his early glory, and standing on a spot
rendered scarcely less immortal in history.
by a victory sea- rly inferior in IFS nagn
tude and consequences In that which sealed
our war of Independence. He was also
addressed nv the Mayor aud Recorder Of
New Orleans. and by the President vi the
Society of Patriotic Span,hrdi, TO all ol
whom he made fcelinsiy appropriate re
plies. He attended the Theatres. which
Mere Of course crowded, and Ball, AT
which 500 ladies' were present.
At Nashville, he was mt, on landing
from the steamboat, ny Gen. jackson, aud
was addressed by Gov Carroll. A public
dinner WAS given him, at which Gen. Jack
son presided al;"r which a Masonic Ora
ton WAS delivered Gen. l.. WAS to leave
Nashville on the 9TH,
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"/V
TOBACCO.


There has been no material variation in
this article for several days past. The lat
ter part of last week it somcn hat revived
and SAYS were made at an advance ON for
mer pricrs-One hid. sold at SO 7J--a
large crop of IS bids from Charlotte coun
ty, was sold at Sl2 5O--we have heard oi
M sales this week higher than Ei3 60
Crops consisting of from 10 to IL hhds.
have averaged from SO tn Sll So
Planters strips have reached SO. There
seems 70 be an increased confidence among
the dealers, that These advanced prices will
be maintained throughout the season, -
Better than half the crop has already come
~ markpt-3 q2j hhds. passed, " 0Gl lIhds
refused lave already been inspect d AT III e
place and it is calculated there will b.
from 8 q 600o more 10 inspect. Very few
Of the large crops have yet come to mar
ket. There will probably be II greater
number Of hhds. inspected here this year
than in Any one herctofure-But this vii!
not be so much owing to the extent of the
crop as to the less quantity that will be
carried 70 the neighboring Inspections
The extensive capital, great competition
aud liberal prices of this market, hold out
great induccment to the planters of the
neighbornS country 10 bring their tobacco
here.
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EXIli ACTS

From The Eiersph .Innual Meeting Of HE
LgnchJmc Bible Society. held in the Ne
Modist Meeting House, Lynchburg, Tues.
dan, Man The nm, lg25-the Rec. I'm ..
S. Red, the President IF The SOCIETY, an
he Chair
The meeting was opened with prayer by
the President
The Goth Psalm was read by the Rev.
Eli Ball.
After the reading sfthe Eleventh Annual
Report by the Rev. John EARLY, the Cor
responding Secretary, and of the Report OF
the COMMITTEES appointed In audit the
Treasurer account, by I. A. Holc"nbr,
Treasurer and Recording Secretary, the
following resolution was unanimously IA.
dopted;
On motion, Resolrsd That the Annual
Report now read II. approved and adopted ],
and that it htpuhilshed under the direction
of the Board ol-Alanaeers, III the Nir5inian
and Herald.
The meeting then proceeded to the cleo
tion Of officers for the ensuing year
The Rev. William 5. Reid was elected
President.
Rev. John Early, Corresponding Secre-
tary.
Il. 4. Holcombe, Treasurer and Record
ing Secretary. nut.
John Caski., Wm. Burd, john Tburmon'
Rev. Eli Ball, Kew. Daniel Williams, james
Warwick, John Virior, Rev. William j.
Holcumhp, john Il. D.. Payne and Samuel
! Nowlin, Managers.
The meeting then adjourned.
| Concluded with prayer by the Rev. Ell
Ball. WIN. = hLlp, tfes l.
Il. A. f1oLcoMBE, Sec'y'