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70 COTTON GROWERS-

StEETNG that Richmond is likely important
- Cotton Market tue subscriber has deter mined or hi,
Cotton Ciowes sell that article
lie a all times ne found at Shocku Warehouse.
Richmond Nov, /. 52--G BENZ; SHEPPARD.
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to their iellow-ctizens forreief in tie town OF
Riply, about SO persons are LETT houseless and PEN
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A FEW TEMPLATE ana BOX STOYES are Offer
n fo sale the RehnOnd Plough Miuufaotory opposite
Union Hotel. WIN. PALMER.
Nov. L. 55-Q
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Phillips, Camilla Prize, Pheasant Parton !
Samuel PoindeAIe,, Captain Il. W. Porter
:, Thos. Pnindexter,jl., r. Rudd * Green
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Stevens, lsham Serusgs, SAND. H. Sann
defs ,, Captain JOS Scott, Mic.Jah Stone,
Sheriff of Campbell.
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thurman (snnpua fn1lI.. Ar .,,,I
low }. Thomas Thurmon, Oliver q. Tins
ley, Palscy Thompson, VII Tmny, Joseph
Iallry, David Tinslcy.
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Mary a. Wright, Absalom Williams, Ed
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Wade, John Wilson, Ward Y Atkinson,
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10 TIE PUBIC.

The whole OF the Ia 4 edition having been
sold, the Eaitoi has BEEN nduccdto uilei new
one, on more cnlal gcd scale, hy rtason 81 the
many demands that have been nrde iot the
worn from "a. ions parts oflhe United state.
TIL lavolable reception that hat been given
to this - Biographical Dictionary" Will, II Is
grat,iul to he compiler, may be le@ai ded a
houorabet the American community. The
ancient epuhlcs raised monuments oil stone
give pea prtaiy to the lame oilheir heroes aud
sa.rs We would impIant the memory oiolr 5
the near Is OF OH, childien, to he haudea .o"h
to fheiy children, in Pr uud remrrnhi ace 1.-THE
Virtues andthcnts OF men vino n,ver had then
,uperois. Oithose who took part ia The Re
voui ion. il has becl empaatieal Y said, " the I
were giant, ia those days" IL Is at once our
duty ana oue intere ito cher sliv ely ecotlec
ton OF them. Thc,e isao honest pr,de be ong
inu toni that constitutes moral force oi Inl
NIT value tothe public welioue.
The second clifton will be niue more valu
able and ate e-ting han the first rs It wilcon
Tain many important characteristic anecdote~
&c. ,ey,i belcre puh.,-ncd, It those illa-tlIou,
men who acted d cons, leu IA pait IN N glo-
riou- teYolut II. The Editor thinkelt ptopcI
t. AL that many gentlemen, from Vaiions
parts oil the Union, have promised 10 furnish
~. nal 7k ,tche oil ON IN, std,7iii guish,d r.
- - -, ,. J.,
n' '"'uao''' ,a,e, ava ~ hl,;. 80
"'n 'o'" '''' |'a % w
;tatcs-an the valCdietoiy addtesso! Genera
WASHINGTON, WHICH the ln-t edition did not
con'ai', u'5"ea"oeF0'''''e' '''"'u '"''s'"
hewo't =. #,..z..,.. .,
h, t,tst e"'ip'' eo''a''''o N.Y.
7ketfh III tne Gun "''e, "a oH' n"""''" ""n
Eneca Individuals, and II Is e$l'ec'e" 'he second
WIZ Coz ,''n "S"'''' - II, a.. -. a..
~ ny 81. n,.-,.,l;,;,n
,",,o' % '.,n'.,n,,'e,L,,, rs Of the FMS
ia ,,,,f,.he, ,,I nuI, niv. Inc follow
,''',''''' ~ ~
Mr. NTLgs in his Reai-ter, Iuiy ] 1873,
con,,ndsJan,rl;,leon" 5cho' books" with
Ic raI nyin@ nhseryati.ns:
nc I' h D|S bee" ""i led o,he.c few rem,rl, by
'',''1 ,,,,., ,',I,,,,. lat, n,hi;s,,.l
hy a., po,rers nj Easto,. Penn. ent,tlcd i" A
u,.i'',.i,;,al n,,.,;,n,,v# ,,,tainlrp Tin.
il ,cs Of ali our eminent statesmen, hc,oes
- :,
N.w.yo,K IN ito. lSit.-cIn-Nex to-
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PROPOSALS
Tor publishing, By Subscription,
NEW AMERITAN
TYPOGRAPHICAL DirtionarN
PROPOSALS
\ RENE NsRANcER


/ Departed Heroes, Sdgty aud SinttSpe,, Of 4
| HeficH.
lube confined cNCtu,Noiy To those who SIP
nal'z ed themselves, IN either capacity, IN th
Revolutionary War, when obtaincsl the lnde
pendence other eouutiy.
SecUgd Ediion Udbaa0ppta coafdisinl
FaNiIE Decla,at'on by tue Representatives o
Il the United Colonies 81 Mouth America
acting forth the causes aid NECESSITY of taL inr
up arms, Juy u, l1'5--Ihc Petition by TIA,
Representatives OF the United Colonies, 10 u,
King OF Great Britain, July 3, IL s. n peucla.
ton OF Congress fr a Gay OF iastina. hnniiia-
tionand pIayei, March 10, i775-Ihe Becla-
ration Of Independence, July (, l7i6--and the
manifesto by the Gangte<4'ol The United stats s
OF Aneriea, 0ttohe, 10. 1.fa.
Also, be Consttiti0h' of the United States,
and The Farewell Address oil General WASH
rNGros, To the People u the United States, ,n.
noune's h.sintention OF retiring from public
service, Septcmherf7, ia96.
COMPLIED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
"Wea e rein, ed To he aitetna.lee ui ehVo
sing all unconditional suhmi,sionto The tvlan.
ny OF nr,tatrd ministers, resistance by o,ce
The lattet is our choice. " e have counted The
cost olthis contest, aud ii,,d nothing q dread
al 10 voluntary siahe'y. Ilono,, Justice, AMI
Iulhdnt, 10 on us laa,ly 10 sur, cnder thai
feedon Vii h we received from cur gallant
antc-to 5, aud which on innocent pUstelhy
hayea nghs tofeceiYeiium ps. We cannot
endure the inianly and guilt oi lesianing sue.
ce di ggcnerAtionsto that wletchednezs Which
inevitably WAITS them, il we baseIy cutsI here
dita boz dage upon them.
-" The arms vt have been compelled by our !
assume, we viii, IN defiance every
hazard, with unahatmg li;nnrss and pc, sever
,nee, employ lof the pre-ervatIon OF ON hhe,
With enc mind resolved To dietree
men aihcr thanto live slave. II Declaration
VI Congress, setting firth At. neeesaitg % taking
~ arRts--Jdy u, 40
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e TX x "a 'S
Loiterydnd Ercho"ge OHcc. 80. II

LoierVdnd ErchHrge Obcc 10. III,
.Earktt STREET, baltimore.
Where BOTH the capital prizes Of 10000
DOLLARS and 10000 DOLLARS, drawn in
the Monument Lottery on Thursday last We're
sold, aud where The great cnpltai lnlzr OF one
ITandrr9 fb0aSaHd Doi10rs, aud the two
~, s. 10 .O0o'S--j, Uoos, &c. 1t. were sold
III the two last State Lotteries, aud the { ASH
for the whole instantly pnid or itesenlaiioh
of the Tickets, As usual
- ORDERS from any par of HE United
States either by mail post raid, or by priso'c
conveyance, enclosing The Caol or friyrs ia
any Of the Louerics, will meet the same
prompt aud pnuetnal attention ms II on per
sonl application, addressed 10
J. |. COHEN, IT. Baltimore
n COIiEN'5 80 Lottery Gas efie a,d Rtgis-
TER viii COR ain the llicia lists of the draw.
mss, and will be forwarded throughout the
Lottery graIs, 10 all ,eho purchase their tick
cts at COlIEN's OFFICE Those Who Nlsh
TO receive the drawings u III mention i, when
they send on their orders.
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PRIME GROCl RlES

y. HhEE s. J. q. .UEE.U hare on hand,
100 sacks best Larrpooi filled salt
10 hhds brown Sugar, some very prime
4 bbs do do
10 bags green Coffee
4 barrels loaf Sugar
Tea, Pepper, Aspire, Mace, Alum.
Maddrr, Indigo, Sails, foppcra-, chalk
Window glass, Steel of all KIND, White Lead
IN Oil, &c. &c.-which will be sold at their
usual low prices.
November O. Is %
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% The EDIroRs OF ruE VtRGINtAN,
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licit subscriptions IL the ',hosc works
The North American Review, and Amerl-
can Joarnal uf Scicrce, particularly, are
aoW we'll established, and have decided
riain To public supp"rt, rs forming impor
tut parts Of our Hattoaui literature.
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and Science.
,,sueted by ROBERT WALSH, in

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with equal pleasure and profit Such of the
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AN tn.a ,e /. - r~neiican reader, and not I'm
FtasatlY fitted to Vitiate ms literary taste, his
morals. o his political principles. II u desir,
he uad.tth 7e circumstance ,that a selection
.nould beniade. such as would iurulah the "a
.,ahIe an ente' tslung potion oi then con
mt. To the exclusion otthe other portion con
zei,ine d details and spetuialions either unn-
a estlf m them elves, or n1isehievou5 IN thel.
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ode by the tdto' md compiler ofthe periu-
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,eanulatton, ia pernanen, fotm. Oh the ma
|nal. tan. eslecteJ, and II the literary ana
;sni,c A. iices worthy ot beng leP'in'ei in
!, country, but winch, when 30, are accom-
niel by o,he possessing no clam. to atte.-
Ion A ,ni,ceIiany--the select ke''"ws--ak'"
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md the side 1;ilnson ofthe habit OF seeking In
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Joarnai Of Foreign .Hea,c,ne.
Conducted BY Samuel. EalLIN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM pRIIE h n

! ~. "'9 W ALLihM fRltaE, NJ. ID.
A ITS titletndleates, the uui ualnow offered
To the patronage othe pubic, will be con net
Ell entney on the principle OF Selection. III,
leading feature OF nc plan, morcdl tine lyenun.
ciateo, Is to pre7entat stated intervals, soft OF
! synopsis oithe Foreign Magazines, Journals.
ahd reviews, appropIIatedto Meaie,ne and it,
andred Sciences.
no one viii doubt the temperance olthis de-
syn, VINO - consersant with the periodical
works OF Europe. As is incident to such pub
ie'liohs, the matter which they contain is alto
setherota nlSsd nature and ul merits themust
unequal. Trey ase a vast field, where golden
wheat TOO often chokedby useless or PERM
cious taies, AID where II imports like the
p oueat htishandman, to reject the one, aud
hoard the other. These publications are,
MOI cover, al tbs time SO numerous, so costly
and 81 d'l'ir"ii to he procured, that really they
ca only he consulted by Il large majority cf the
cHi,Yatois 81 seieno enthe United state ,thro
Il hIedtAm somewhat similar To the oue now
proposed. IL Istheleiore meant to eve an cX- /
tract 50 coplous OF their contents, as not only To
eNh'h'tthe rogress oithe Physical Sciences a.
hioad hutto do away, ina great degrce, the /
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}. Medical d Philosophical Intelligence.
+ List OF New Publications.
] he wo ks pubishe in numbers in .Ianna-
~, April July, and October, ioI ming yearly "a
ARE volume.
ihls Journals continuation Of the Flee
rie Repe'tory, and WAS commencedin Janua'y,
1921.
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dgntie in adra8ce
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American journal OF Science and
Arts,

Conducted by BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro
iessor Of Chemistry, &c. Yale Cotegc.
This journal began ia the year 1919 Tive
numhers, between Whieh there Is an inter, al
ri about three months, form avoume.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-14

nun fhyer,leefs ne noV opening very
- 4euefnl assnrmcntnt sTAilE oOOBs,
umong which ARE the following; -
81 y 10 anu a. ltose blankets, low ellnr.
red,
superior London pullle aud Point planletE5
ull sizes,
Nnpt Cotton, OF the most approved mNtks,
Shepherd and Hoist London Suprrine Cloths,
(rqual 10 amy ever imporlcd,)
Do do IaSsifncres, striped aud plain,
\ large assortment Irish Linens,
. nnd 90 Irish shcetmgs, OF approved hlench,
Elegant hgnred silk tsomc entirely ne" pat.
ternS)
Plaid rapiins, n handsome article,
Benniiiul Circas-inn Fluids,
. cnlfhia Calico, pew Hyic,. and very su-
perlur,
White Bnll fringos, md Toilet do
NTH general assortment of other Goods,
seltcted tercn,iy nj NeW York, nom the .ln-
test imporlRtions from England France, &c.
all of which they inteud to sell at the most
reduced price Tor snsll
MCKEE, ROBINSON q co.
October 20. ts11
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Tie subscribers have Just received,
I.nrrillard's best Maceahoy SnnG,
Bells do do do
do Secuted Rappse d"
do Scoirh do
do I'riaets' Mixture do
do Lafayette do
All Of which can he had either By box,
bottle or jar. ON EMS e. LECkiE.
Novembe a3, ir3l3G
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DRUGS, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
and Dye-Stnil,s,
(g&I3@
-
KIrANnAf MY n
THOMAS ]. DINAL,

Ar THE sfGN on TnE GOLDEN MORTAR
on BAsK sQuAHE,
IeAS lust received, in addition 10 his
former stoek, an extensive assortment ut
Dia as, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS mud
Di E.s1l'ffS, which enables him now to OF
fer Ia his friends, customers aud the public er-
ncraiIy, Sire n,osi complete aud extensive as-
sortnrcHt eyer bci"re brought 10 this mrikei.
hnohe rinN AHg rnn roLLoMlN., w;
300 III CHAMBER sails, 80 do. T.nur Eme
.oo DO Ersom do. tic.
6up do. Gum Shell 50 do. Quick Silver,
I.ar, 20 tipz. hutlies &he
eco do Pearl Ash, ficHn Castor oil,
100 do. Gnm Cam 10 rachs told Lat,
phor, 0G gallons Alcohol,
ltd do Jalap, go 10. Lamp oil
loo 10 Sporre, 100 do. sris IuI-
rs do. Nefdigfis, penlinc,
81 do. Cnlomd,
Ana every oih"r nrtisle in lis line, Fall nj
the bcsl q,niiuy. aud Tor sale nj tie lowest
prices Tor cnsh, 81 Vi six months 10 puncinal
customers Settc',iltet3
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New and Valuable Medicine.


50 HlgWY HhH justly tfttVTHffH JUT
Coughs, Colds and ConSanytiouS.
4 Ills uew and elogau, ljalsam bids f,il
10 stand nnrivaIlru IN lis merits FOR
Cnughs and Cansumptions, mud irp medicine
has ever anincd 80 much credit IN - shorI
time, as this composition. fscnrc'fy +" cn'e
occurs but M, bc relieved by The timely 'nse
OF H. umny having lately used it IN seated
consunpiions with the hoei nstonishinF sue.
trss, wifh Aert Rivrn up by the most eminent
aud slillnl ply sicinns
Certificates f t. -illeacy may be 'crn nj
the Drug aud Medicine store OF The suhscr'-
her, where constant supply OF The above
mcdh.iuc will alnays be kept Al.o, supply
u Chufehs well know Fonfh Dropss
". II MIDDLETON.
erfehiiIer 3. ts3
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best cold press'dCns- Camomi'e Flowers
tor oti IN gmri ,nlntile suits
pint mud half piu, sulphatc Quiniuc, y
bolllcs new sfli,le
EPSON snls ipfraeuanha
nlauber do Colnmbo in root md
y ai"inel IN powdsr
jellpi Camthot Orange Peel, fresh
.i'hm inllhr Gcnlian Root
ints sulphur Blue riirioi
hhnhnb III root sweet Oil
DITTO IN powder sallnSdo.
gu" " ol4nm huin taubogo
af'intd Mahesh Gum Msrrh
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-14
WAITER II. MIDDLETON.

.7FUIVffs7N NV UKIGLTSI,
81 As received, by the latest arrivals
hen Philadelphia, additional suJlliesnf
genniae MEDleiNEs, Which have been
thfehdl, selected " au experienced Land,
purchased on The masi favorable terms, war
thnled to le If Tue lfsi order, hud will 10
=, rs low rs they cnn be hnd ~ pifpinia.---
me 1oi'e W'ns embraces ltrt Of bis stock,
W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-11

NORTH CAROLINA. VIM Moss OF Raleigh
was iound on the 10Th ult. hanging in hickory
tree about $50 yards from his house with his neck
liked In the fork Of one OF its branches There
was little doubt OF his being preInedaed DEATH he
was addicted to intoxicsiio and has left wife and
IL children almost destilute.-A buck of Mrs
Mordecai attempted to gore a white woman in AN
open held: three gentlemen saved her life: Mrs. NJ
caused the buck to be killed
TENNEssEE. The Joint committee of both
Houses have decided against the call ofa Conven--
uon, 80 to 2l.--Mr. Gibbs has offered this addi-
tiondi PROVISION to the proposed amendment about
eiectinS the President of the u. s. q. that no men,
Der OF Congress shall receive any appointment frou
the president during the term for which he is elcc-
ted. NO vote yet taken on il.
hENrUCKY.--The History of the State by Mr..
Humphrey Marshall, including the ancient annals
OF henturky, by e. s. Rafinesque, has been recent
ly published IN octave volumes of 500 pages
each, price 81. Many of its doctrines and facts
are disputed.
LouIsIANA.-Mr L. Iabranche has begun
TO make sugar from the ribbon cane He had
made hhds. and il is said TO be superior in quality
|" any ever mace In this country. This cane Is
s'id 10 produce about double the quantity TO that
procured from the Creole cane, or that frou, Ota-
heite: the length OF the cane containing san is
about feet, aud the joints above that length
furnish very good plants: II CONES month earlier
than other kinds, and Is harder against the cold
IL was Introduced from jamaica: 10 which place
ii had been brought, from Batavia. Mr. L. meant
TO make 90 bids OF sugar in October, 80 at the
cad OF November, and 90 in December, to enable
MN 10 compare the sugar of those different periods.
ana TO try whether 1t can Withstand the cold
weather
MIcHIGAN.-The Detroi, Herald speaks of one
i'ooer' Anderson, (of the firm of Lewis s An
oeisoh,) Wa'chmsker, absconding fiom Detroit
WIN ali the w"iche, of his customers, and other
property, 10 the amount of $4,000 He has been
i'esfd oil upon the river Thames, and persons were
In pursuit of the villsn--ghe Herald also contains
an account OF the destruction of the dwelling-house
Oh ciiizen al Sau de Ste. Marie by the ii States
uooPs stationed at that post under he command of
MAJ T. Cutler. The occupant of the house had
iornieriS oeeh Constable and had had occasion in
The performance of his Duty to arrest some of IN.
| individuals concerned in an outrage Himself.
whe' and children were left houseless, and exposed
~ 'huch sutering.-The Secretary of War win
doubtless look lntn the complant-The decision
oil The Sanvassers into the election OF Member Of
congress Is not yet announced.