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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
SHERIFFS SALES,
By PETER B DEL.4.A'Y, SagRIFF.

NY yruc Of writ of ale. vend exponas, directed,
ID will be exposed 10 public sale, the house of Daniel
i;nes MildlcoWn, in ST Georges hundred, on Wednes
slly the c1st Of december ms at ~ oeioca NJ The
following described plantation tract 0! land and improve
,nrn,s il ST. Georges hundred, 20 Wit No. IA piahta-
ION Or farm with brick dwelling house and kitchen,
smoke house, barn, ganars cur cribs, stable AMI good
apple orchard erected bounded by lands Of Robert
MAXWELL William liumsey, No ?, and others containing
two hundred acres, less No. "a plantation or
farm in said hundred, with frame dwelling house and
ktcen smoke house, and other out bulldogs thereon
erected bounded by No lands of Robert MAXWELL John
Ediuws and Others containing Two hundred acres, more
less Seized and taken i'll execution as the property OF
Iictnri E. Cochran.
Newcastle, Dec. 6, 1925. f-ot
Dy virtue Of wrt of ais vend. exponas, tome direc
Id ted will be exposed TO public sale, at the house oi
lie 21s OF December ins at O'Clock, r NJ, the follow
ing described lands and tenemens situate bling and being
ii the hundred of AppOqunmnk and county OF Newcastle
10 Wit: No IA fem bounded by lands Of Abraham Stats
dec John Naulain, William Pollard. dec, Edward Wilson
iec and Others snd Noxonton Mill Pond with frame
dwelling house and kitchen, barn. and other buildings
t..eon erected Containing tmo hundred and twenty elgh
acres mare or less. No PA lot Of woodland bounded b,
lands OF Enoch Joyce, dec Peter and George Hill james
Latene dec John Naudain, and Richard Craddock; con
tanns fory acres more Or les Seized and'aSen exc
cuton the property Of Daniel Crouch.
Newcastle December ), 1925 7-5t
ID virtue Of writ of vend exponas, directed, vii
ID be exposed to public sale, at the house OF Hcnr!
Stidham Brandywine hundred Saturday the 2.th
December, inst o'clock, p. NJ the following dsscri
bed pantnn tract of land situate lying and being
The hundred Of Brandvsine, 10 wit Adjoining lands
Harmon Taley, William Young and Others Nth y houses
one Of log and stone-be oher, los containing forytSt
acres, be the less. Seized and taken in
cn;on the property Of George Ris.seT.
Newcastle, Dec z 1926 -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

bs,k. about nine inches square, and 10 panks, SIX
inches square, strongly boited with iron, and sup
posed 10 be tie half deck of the Columbus timber
ship, has been driven on shore in the Baltimore dis,
trct; and another raft. containing between 20 and
SO tons, supposed to be the top side OF the same
vessel. has been driven on shore in the district Of
kinsale
New York papers of the 26lh September had
reached England. The London papers OF The 2ge
state .Tha, the Nation Of Jews has been es'ao-
lisbed in America, with the sanction, and undei
the protection Of the Government oil the oSiTEr
STATES"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
.1.NELI.l SH.1D'S
OYSTER Hotel and Nictuallinr House

FRENCH STREET, WILMINGTON.
AYSrERS fried, s.ewed roasted, open, il the she'll
~ may please The psae OF the somer will be serv.
ed up at my Hotel al al seasonable hours during ihe
sn II sille that Cannot be surpassed Those who VIII
conteT favor on me BY calling aud irving them, viii be
convinced If the truth Of this.
Oysters may had dressed, By tie pint larger
lla,tty.
B. POULTRY will also be served up 10 very supe.
-ior style. Dec 9, 1875. G.
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EDUC

Schoo VIII be continued the ensuing year; nv brother
John III Nelson, who has had fifteen years expe,ieurc =.
teacher, and Mr.. John NJ. Winston an exoell,n, cec.
iar, will he associated with the nauar eInrn, of IN.
ehoo IN which viii taught the Greek Latin and FRENCH
t''te acomplce English education The School will com
ene on Monday the 10th OF January and terminal. on
81 'hiee weeks, commencing Re 18th June The price
or board tuon, washng lodging and fuel will he unc hun
urea aud ten dollars, payable, hall dav nj J
aud the other half on the Isl day of December following
lhc discipline of the School will he parents and as much
care and kindness will lie extended condrd 10 nv
as 10 my children Vicious nnruy boys will not he admitted
.nohe School and II any such should be pamed upon ne
a"ie. My residence remote from the haunt, vice and i'm
ana rrmarkahiy healthy; II Is situated 10 the county of
Louisa, forty miles from Richmond, ab1u, The same i.,spee
from nredsrek'h,g The stage fram fredericksburg to
erv,e passes within four hundred yards my resdence and
that FROM Rrhnond to HarsonhrrE within two miles of it
Letters to me directed to Jacksons pcst-ore Louis, win
be promptly received. WILLIAM NrISoN T.,
August ~. SH I'D ,aE,t,f ~
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same object, is different. That of the author, III
writer thinks, more plain; more candid and NOR,
honest; but not effcctusl for he object If A
merican legislators be vicegerents of God in an,
sense, they can be responsible to him only for ,he
public conduct. They cannot be responsible &c
the people, who dgnified them, with this humbl,
divinity Heretofore it has been thought that each
man made his own peace with his own God, in hi.
Individual, not in his corporate charscter but ac-
cording TO the doctrine Of the new school, iegisa-
tors are Gods vcegerents, in their corporate cha
racter, and OF course can be responsible him on
~ IN that character for their Legislative acts They
cannot be responsible to the people in any cha
racter. The spirit oiPreisthood has at all times
cherily lent its aid TO nvigorate the strong arm OF
government. But the Priests have heretofore
claimed the exclusive title Gods vicegerency on
this lower world in spiritual affairs; and conferred
The same title on kings in temporal affairs. What
VIII the rope and the priests say to this new A
nesican extension of this divine right to American
legislators! What will the kings OF the earth say
10 IL! What will the temporal American constitu-
ehts Oh these viceyerents, say to it? Let our au-
'hor now be heard in his W ords, of what man.
ner OF men 1t is, that these vicegerents of God
upon earth, composed.
Extract page 224 VOL lie Legislation should
ar"aysDe national, and not individually instead of
WHICH, IL Is more frequently individual than ma
"ohai. MS IS not to be wondered at, when we
consider what mass of stupidity and ignorance is
ordinarily selected for the administration of public
aha'rs' II seems almost to have grown into a
maxim' that " when man is fit for nothing else,
he Is mt tor legslstor, that neither talents,
education, nor experience, are at all necessary to
qualify man to take charge OF nations interests
Thus Gods vicegerents are asserted to be good
LOT nothing fellows composed of &C mass of siupi-
dity and ignorance!" This " mass of stupidity and
ignorance, is TO be invested with the divine right
OF exercising its capricous despotic will over the
liberty and property of the American people-not
only Tor the present generation, but for pos,erty
n or Is God to be at all consulted in the selection of
ms own vicegerents; but this IS mass of stupidity
and ignorance" is to be unceremoniously pa!med
upon him, by the popular principle of universal su
irage And the maxim of this principle ofuniver-
sal suffrage is, that when man is fit for nothing
eise he is fit for legislator and thus at once, be-
comes translated into vicegerent God upon EARTH
with powers absolute and unlimited What absur-
dliies and difficulties must encompass the desci-
pies OF the new school, in every attempt to exhibit
10 the world the militant combustible elements of
their fantastical, destructive political economy
lobe continued
.lpousF II
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FOR SIZE

"A TRACT of Land lying Fine Creek in the comfy IF
"A Powhaan, containing o61 Acres by lat. survey
th,rty miles Of tue CITY Of Rieimond miles from Jane RI
yer ana less than miles from the Courthouse heinz Inc g.,
mer residence of Major Frederick Wool,on d,ce.ss NJ;
land Is wei iinberej, aud well adapted to The eni,ue -,
Corn Cotton, Wheat aud Tobacco. Fine Greek runs tI
me whole extent Of The tract aud makes OF 80 acre, c
dow land The situation healthy the d,veIl., hon,
iiheout houses ofsupcrior order and bn 81 Inc i
ma'sra; ne wafer u as good any county, m,
Orchards are large, containing variety ofexoellcn u, ri
society Is as pleasant aud agreeable in The ,, f u
gm. ihe ialId will be laid OIL purcia.er, we mn
pose TO lay OIL with the dwelling house, tract to oonfs;
from SoOio 500 acres as to include the Buildings Obh
Eieadow, spring and Garden this will make comc,t ~
farm which may be worked to great advantage hv few bni
or VIII suit a PROFESSIONAL gentleman. " s'
me t'r"'s OF sale will he as f,ows onc-fvyr,h of the
purchase money 10 be paid the January Is ~ r.
Mheh bon with approved security will he regnt ed AMI
pesd OF Trust TO secure the payment; The b,1r Of
me purchase money, bonds viii he required PAYABLE ia 10
10, ~ 80 80 ~, rs, % aud 80 months yh Interest
hs o January iG<d I'll paid which also he secu,cJ h.
a Deed OF Trust the snd.. ~
he land should ~, he sold privately before the 18th ay
oiSepennef next, II will be offered e. 10 IN. bb
nff' at public auction, on The premises that y r ,
rms aforesaid, by our mutual friend Agent Jtyiry
Dance Proposal. IN the mean time will be v ~ H.
ar . Dance at P"vha'n Courthouse Tor the purchase Of the
whole, or any part uithe land. N
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prsuince Ut the last WIZ and Testament nj Gog, NJ,
ehe Deceased, will sell tche highest bidder AZ eb
inond Courthouse, on The frf BoaJay ~ NoseBJer M on
credit IT three years tract Of Land ron;ainn, to2 Acte
lying iH the counties Of Richmond and Northumberland hoo
mc below Farnham Church. the public rj L. H.. -,
Lancaster Courthouse. The iOHd is ahundany ,irb.rJ 80
wen worth the attention Of those who arc crgarJ -, ,
swoodcutting business. IL lies convenient the
Nver from which the hne Fi'h aud Oysters can he ,,,o
tho long credit upon which hi Land will he sold H.,
ahounds with, Of which, i believed enough ,,b he ~
,thrce years, would pay Tor the land and t, 5y
(which II Is cxPetted viii sell, in consequence ~ nv 49, AZ
ment' being on v. are considerations which .l,d 80
purchasers 10 attend the aie. Mr. Thomas S,,s,or ;i
At fanlam Church, will show tie land to ay pcsn ,eh5
nry ne inclined TO purchase Bond with aptrCvci cr,;,
wh he rcquned Of the purchaser also n Decd ~ ~, ~
The land asa further security for the paymen, N The b
money. - ''''' VI '"e PuiehHse
CyAnTEg MITCHELL, Erscaor efRott. Mitchell. a.cs
z
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LHhcD EOR SALE

virtue OF de.du trust executed the subsc,,er h.,
wafer Holiday and Sarah hts wife, and duly recnrr IN
me omes OF TIE CLERK Ct Louisa County Court shall on
"y e h dsy OF september S2, sell to the highest bid
GET ioi ready money, certain Tract
IN me county Of Lo"s the south side Little liver sdioin
s M 'aus OF chad w yat' John Swift and others conts,-
inS eis'ts~ercs, be the or less con.,e,,
on OF Tue said tract IS valuable flat on the ry.
'he uue Is ndipuabe The sale wl place on the
m,es. DAWN n In iv I me .ne pre-
The creditor for whose ben, the abov. mentioned sale
- TO he made will wait twelve months The pu eha
the purchaser will give his bond approved ecuri,
bearing interes from the day OF sale '''''
August 81, 1925 90 NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-26

pafua6fe Stock of Dry Goods At .auet,on.
SHALL ON Thursday the 29h September next sell al pub
c AUCTION my entire stock Of Dry Goods amounting 10 4.
oe" Among them the following valuable s,teIx
~ pieces suPeihnc cloths aud cashmere
% DO fanneis assorted coiors
ioU do plain and cured bon,bazeus
10 do eiess,sn plaids
- bales domestic sheetings aud shirtinrs
~ pieces plaid domestics and checks
20 pieces brown holland
oo pieces German goois, viz:
~, buriaPs oznsburss and ticklenburgs
Ioo pieces cotton camhrics
<o1 do book and other musins
80 dozen eravas
i20 pieces calico
Los, black, blue and assorted eoloed Italian .e,vpr
, 'lks, best qualify 'S
100 cloth shawls
so boxes ribbons. assorted
" pieces flag hdkf..
49,, ~ do bed ticking;
49, great variety Of other article, too numerous for the
VI an advertisements all OF which will positively be .od
100 ,'b" or reserve, the following term, under
oeween 1905 nd 500 four months, and over $500
81, ns ere1' negotiable with approved endo.ser,
~ Country merchants invited to attend TIN,
my ,"on nave an opportunity Of obtaining goods al
- WI assorted nearly the whole stock ha, been pur-
'"sseu ~, wi'hh IL months, uncut, and in good order
ne saie VIII he conducted by nfonc,, RoL,so, ,,,J
whole is sold. MnTS S %! ~, 70 gay nnui tne
per'ons indebted by bond open account arc ,.a.,.
10 call and discharge the same, to the day of ale
August &c. NJ s s.V:
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PROPOSALS sr rHrLrp pv-yA.;
a PRACTIOXI TR fs; TA ryar
EDUC6TTOM

M ho1hES, respectfully informs the public,
na nsr seminary for the moral and culture Of
a VIII Se open on the third Monday IN Spfem-
nuo' hnsn 1ammar Geography, Bele-Leitre. and
Oonlo'iton those Young Ladies' who are ouali6eJ' to
commence the study of History, will be carefully Instructed
m 'ne manner Of reans to advantage Their memories will
srhsthened ny frequent recaton of the substance r
what they read and their Judgment, expanded by eleitns
e Isnarks m the course of the Historian, narrative
Twelve boarders will he received $3.50 for board ,;or
aud wahing, for the scholastic year OF en- months
III The French language, Music, and other ,n,mcn,,t
a separate charge. wa "
August o. ssrA..
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.W.ARSH.4L,S N9I-

I" decree OF The Superior Court Of Chcnesry
OF July 1872 IN suit therein dePendng between Walter
nav. path against William Chanberlayne executor of Bart
LETT b Woodward, dec defendant,
,G N'Tkent Courthouse on Thursday the 18Th day CT DC
toner next heng court day. Tract Land living in III. aor
SAID county, Of which the said Woodward died ei,.d ,nS
;h,sr r; ser Wi be credit of twelve months the pur-
on the land TO the payment - 800 W VI ""''
August &c, 1925. w. =" 90 "a I" H.
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STOLEN
.ugust28.

t'kOh the stable Of The subscriber Saturday niybt lat
large sorrei hor about 1--WE feet SIX inches hsb s,J [
nine years old Shod all round, has few white -, ~
MOOT Of one OF ms hind feet and has hcen -
m wagon, and has n This time some Of the MAKE - ~ 80
on e" 40 ,ne ~ BIS right shoulder or elbow on he o
shall be paid Eve dgars tvwf nt ,S,S.no""
August -. "N 49, ~ =.
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C0TTENT7S

Lottery & Erchdnge- Office, III, yMarkef-streef.
BALTIMORE;
Whore III the Great Capitals cold IN The Grand State a.
srs which was completed few days ago Ind .cIers
MORE C8PI7'fL PRIZES H4BE BEEV soJ ~
TJi.fv N Any OTIfER OFFICE ~ 5HERIfd
81 Orders from my pint IF ne United Statss or Ter
Tto, ent ny o (PoH Pa'dJ M BY private contsynnce
same prompt and p,nenoi attention ~ II on p.rsossl ss
P'ioaf'o" addr''fdfo y. 4. COHEN, Jy.-Ba,frrore1
d. CCHEN's Gozsttc and To,t,-x P,ei.,,rr h;..
will he published iumcdi sely after ths ,,s; 81, -
the s3mpe L Q, Fnze aud will he forwarded grans 10
who .ignify tbcir wislf6 Seceve The s.ne - ''N
Bahimoo1 August js, ts2s Anus
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RElN:4 IVY Ia. LII

"a AS committed to the Jsil Of Essex county q. r,,,
about the 10Th Of june last negro women ,ci,o 80
w, her name h'ee and that she the property Of Can't
,uhn Saunders Frederick Town in tLs uae II
we 'ad slave isabou 80 yeats of9ge sg had on h IN o;
th, iu dfess Of homespun. The owner reoue.,sd n
forward prove property paw charges and take her s,,
VIII be dealt with a. the lsw directs ~ " S"'
August 20. ~ ysmT.
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power, and the necessary provisions for the organ
iIation OF the government Every thing else in Il
viii be nugaory. But this is the fashionable doc
trine of the day. avowed in certain Ohio letter
and promulgated through paper calling itself the
lgovernment paper
| The wri; = IN the National Journal proposes tina,
all the grand schemes of internal Improvement shall
be carried on by siaves,to be purchased by the fed
eral government ,and that after so many wears or so
much labor performed, they shall be free He does
not tell US where they are to be located But il
Congress shall think it will conduce to the general
ceyare, according to their new powers, they may
requre the whole OF them to reside in one .articu-
lar state, as condition of freedom Are New
FORK and Ohio so much attached to the general
welfare that either OF them will consen. 10 receive
them?
We lately published an address to the public by
Th. Trplett, then acting Indian Agent among the
Creeks, In which he reflected on WIN. Bowen. b.
has also published long address. in which he de-
mes almost every thing stated by L. He also pub
fishes several documents in support of his statement
ana representation OF some of the circumstances
from MIR. Jourdan, one OF the Georgia Commission
ers The latter fully, and would seem. satisfac-
toriiy explains the circumstances under which
Bowen wrote the letter to Joseph Marshall.
whch the agent charged as being forged. MIR. Il.
was present when Marshall requested the letter to
as he wished 1t, he signed and despatched it. The
charge OF Bowen S having been improperly protect
Ell IN The country by part of the Georgia mission, is
replied 10 by Mr.. J. He says that in the absence
OF some OF the mission to Alabama, it might be
necessary to employ some one as messenger, and
tnat ID. was the only person who could be had; but
that IN few days he gave notice that this necessity
had ceased.
These papers like Others to which this controver-
sy mas given rise, show much violence Of feeling
Conrention.-We understand that on the 18th
inst. the people OF Goochland, Cat quarterly
court took into consideration the propriety of adj
dressing memorial TO the Legislature in opposition
TO convention. Mr.. Joseph S. Watkins address
ed them in favor of the measure, and Mr. Oh. f.
rope In opposition to it, They adopted resou-
tion appointing committee to prepare memorial
10 that effect and circulate it among the peoples con
sisting OF Messrs VIM. Boiling, VIM. Gray, G.
w. Payne, VIM. Salmons, ]. Ware, Il. Binford,
Il. Toler, Jackson Miller, J. S. Watkins, j. Guer-
rant, L. Peers, Il. Teauman, w. Guerrant, II. b.
Harrison, P. Guerrant and ID. Royster
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Lh IS one offhe nedfest Schemes the kn-s
had the honor to the public for some time
WaOle Tietetson!y 81, Halves2, Quarsers1.
The drawing of each OF these Lotteries will certainly t
place an the days namcd and be FINISHED in IN, minute
and the fortunate holders have the Cash w.
IL Orders from all enclosing money TO he invested
Tor tickets Of the lotteries OF the States. and
guisriy served. ' ' ~ ~
Shd generally the notes Of all Banks good al their
own home received as cash, par
IL Prize te ket signcd by them in the Lotteries of
Connecticut NewYork, Newt PennsyyaRa Delaware
LOUISIANA, will he received this oe, aud e cash
OF the Amount invested in Lotteries according to directions.
literally dealt with. 49, ~
~ All letters to he post pail, and add essed to
YATES " MlNTTRE, Washington Cuv.
August %. 81 20 ~
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WIN. MANN,
WILLIAM Dnnt-

n. b. Should The sale above advertised No, TO- n,, 80
the DAY appointed the land will he leased the hid
f"n ne court day OF Powatn county succeeding iz on
tue 10Th Sti) lot tctm OF veaf. with .,t, H. no
lessee to seed crop immediately aie reseryinr liberty 10
make SAFE " e land, notwithstanding the lease npon ryinr
reasonable notice tlei eof to the tenant. VIII ma SN"b
August -. 90 ~.
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HIGHEST Prize 80, 900 DOLLARS

10000 tickets. Not one Plank TO n Pyf-e.
MAD # DrewiaF The Nunites will be put milo on-
wheel As uaicd in the other wheel will be put the Przs.
ab0vc The denomination Of 81, rnd the drawing 10 prose m
thc usual The 20UyU rrsOs 81 Will Re aarI.t
t. the Old Even NGnbofsiu tie Louery (a The NAV
be) Dependant the dawing Of The ,arta Prize Of Yr
Thousand Dedrs--at is TO say, il the SSO0OO P,c sbs
come out 10 an Ofd Numbers thea e-eyy OI NUmJer ~ ~
heme viii be- entitled 60 81 PrizeIf the $1,000 p,;,s
io"id come out TO an Even Number then all the Esrn Mon
oerS ~ te Scheme will he each entitled ~ n ntze rf al
Odd NtHLerS sr-d zri,h l, 8, T. Z. or @
Even Numbers ed with 2, 4, s. g, mr. a.
This dc drawing not only cable the Commissioner ~
complete the whole Lottery ~ ONE DRAWING bat b,s
the great advantage Of duibu.inc the sfna prizes ~
ersry alternate Number i IA Scheme, that The Lodcf Of
two Tickets o. two shares OF Tckci Zone Odd and one Exon
Nulef) will he eertsn Of obtaining at least ono pi,r and
IN the me min for ruy greater quantity. Ticket dsty,n.
superior PfiEt this Scheme restricted fror dajr
inferior alo-irany Tickets therefore viii rcee-,l
obtain TWO PRIZES EACH! -
Every Prize payable etsh, which as usual AZ Coien,s
oDoe esD be had The noraent fhey are drum. =
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RSJi5L'S S.4LE,

WILL bc sold II pnhlio auction for Cash, Charles cy
w Courthouse, rharsdly the 10th day n September next
being court day ten twelve likely NEGROES TO satisfy
cxecuons aud DEGREES ms hands from the Superior covt
Gu anccry for The Willtsmsbng district
Will MecANDLIsH, IT. s. c. C.W y.
August &c, 1875 3a-nS
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" also know too well their proud and lofty spirit to
suppose, that heats, contentious and factions''
will not exist among US, long as the strength of
yarties shall remain undecided and while they shall
Outsider themselves insul,ed and condemned by" the
lowers that bc.'' They who are opposed to an
Impression Of popular sentiment in illegal FORM and
re making every c-fort TO suppress it, charge
liable with all the excitement which has been and
may yet be produced. allude not to all who are
hostile to convention. speak of those only who
would stifle the expression of public opinion upon
this any other snbject--or. in other words, are
unwilling to trust the people. They who enter
tain such sentiments, may nevertheless be actuaed
by good intentions. While lament the obstinacy
OF their preudices, and the obiquy of their percep
tons, it is lar--very far, from my design mpeach
the purity OF their motives. But, l am very sure,
ohat such fears never entered into the heart, and
6,at such principles will never constitute any por-
tion of the political creed of A WING.
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CCAENl IS; VAk7a9-t:.

Baimcrewher all The Cfysn Cagiays we, .oAd in i. La.
Grand STATE LOTTERY, which Nns drawn The 27h Ju-
the 10000 Pitfsyisania County VirriniG,he 90
,9d ~ shares; One Haf t." arreno ". carolina-
remaining Quartz Nev lorkTh, minor Prizes were va
tiOusly Distributed 49,
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The National Intelligencer, speaking of the poll
icy of depriving our ships of war of the specie
carrying trade, say the subject is undergoing for
NAL enquiry before board of intelligent officers,
and anticipates full and impartial view of it, fnm
their report.
Two boat loads of Wheat sold in Petersburg on
Tuesday for 81 6 per bushel.