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BrntGl.--A pitched battle took ploca .
'r" DAY since between an Englisbmpp <
"a irlshnan, from the vicinity of the Nae
Yard, for purse of 800. The Geld -,
action was Fort Green, where ls,pe -.
semblage was collected, although II va.
intended that u select company of the fan
cy should BIZ present. The BATH. a..
sharply contested, and both the puriD..
were dreadfnliy swollen about the rca
aud were carried III the ground bliad.'
Victory declared for the Ensishmao, and
we are told his opponent has siocp died ot
his wounds. " Y. Ga,
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HORRIBLE MASSAGE

Leriagtoa. heh.J Sept. - -
ton REACHED Loais,ilI- On Frtd.y IA
lhr murder of FIVE White ,.,, -, ''s' Z
at slaves nn huafd of dat buat l., II. 80
yer, abdnt loo miles h.lnw ina, &
They .rte ~, ned by Howard -. P'sft
ward Sinne al R..siih,,fi, y tu ,,,f5. ID
Cobb of this place, AID a ma. az
James Gray were conveying them g., aea
Mississippi cuuntfy for salr. pb.s. III
the individuals that have been mn.t On
The fitlh victim Ms Mr.. Da,i.
taken MS passage IN board at l.api., .
The ga"g OF slaves consisted ofG.
Der, males and females, aud of warm
ges So of them have been I'd,
the Jail of breckenridge county ~ ~ n
din-bn'gh. They we're taken IN Ind
One of The unfortunate individual
said, who was ou deck when the Ln,,t
commenced hrlow, swan from N. h..
to ihe shore, but was pursued and ,3
patched. Some Of the slaves had H..
lately purchased in Mary land. ".
Distressing. We are just informed :,
the dreease of DR.. Preston Broluu afr
isEllle, wpOse death was caused nv
tel or gun wound. received On Friday ls ,a
We arr mol able To state the name 's
individual by who-r hand he fell. ar of I've
iher II was accidental or otheraise--%
statements being outradictory-bnl ~ NY
latest account renders il probable Tia, :. =
was accidental, or at least not premodi,,,
ted M
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be improperly wasted by long inter-
rogatorirs Of Counsel in iustifyinr
bail, where the debt was barely OF
magnitude enough "a BE- brought In
to III" Court Of Kings Bench. Il
Tell 10 the lot of the late Sergeant
Da,y tn examine n lew who came 10
Justify bail in a tawdry laced suit of
clothes before Lord Mansfield. The
locosc and learned Sergeant pressed
the lsraclite close TO know whether
he was WORTH the sum he had sworn
to. after all his debts we're paid.
The jew answered repeatedly and
uncqnivocally in the Affirmative ;
but the debt, which WAS tho object
Of the suit. being small. and the
Sergeant still persisIiug in his in
tcrrogatories. his Lordslip address
ed tile Sergeant unexpectedly with
-. For shame. Brother Davy. how
can you teaze the poor gentlemen
50 Don't You see that he would
burn for double the sum p
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warranted genuine.
He has Recently purchased the entire stock
of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-otuiTs
Sc. OF Docts. Owens Il Leckie waich in adj
dition TO his stock on hand, together with his
new arrival, renders his assortment extensive
and complete.
His friends aud the public, as well as tbe
nstomers of Owens 4 Leckie, are assured
that they can be furnished on the most favor.
able terms.
Practitioners of Medicine, country mer.
chants aud others who purchase largely car
be supplied AT small advance above the
northern prices and good bonds taken in pay
ment.
ibe greatest attention paid TO the com
pounding of medicine aud he pledges him
self TO deliver no article out sf his establish
ment bui what is OF the Purest quality.
July Il. ts96
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From he .lmuican Medical R.riem.

w - VT f'ohNbD y OA N,
MARlno ROUGH ,MoSr9oMrRf DUSTY (penno
10th ls2d
Dear ,Sir.---I take the liberty 10
Forward for your pernsaal he fol-
lowing case OF horned rcoman. hn.
ping that from its very rare nccur-
renee, IT may not prove nnaccepta-
bic The account may be relied On.
as many others bcqides myself havo
seen her. and as SHE resides but iiyo
miles distant from this place.
Mrs. II B.. aged about seven
ty years. the wife of iarmer of
Bucks County, of n robust consti-
tuition, was affected four years ago.
with n very troublesome itching o.
yer the centre cf the parletal bone,
of the left side. In a short time sho
perceived II hard tumour OF a horny
structure occupying tlr place thus
affected, which continued to increase,
so that by the end of twelve months,
it had attained the length OF one
inch. Without any Considerable
pain. il has progressed in growth.
an inch every year, and il il At pro-
sent four inches IN length and az
thick ~ onr's little finger. II is
not attached 10 THE bone. but Is evil
IDENTIFY an affection Of the cuticlc ;
commencing will, a granular hour
& lass shaped tuiDonr oftI,ref.ei yhths
Of an inch IN length. frnln whi,h tho
horn abruptly rises. After grow.
ing straight for one inch and
three quarters, il takes a spiral Ji-
rection. and has completed nearly y
circular turn y alaIi' horizontally If
about the diameter Of quarter dol
lar piece. In appearance II 80 close-
~ resembles the horn OF u buck
sheep. that was it placed near real
sheep's horn it would be difficult To
/ distinguish between them. II IL Of
the same colour, diney yellow. is
AS perfectly hard and has all tho
rings natural IN a horn of that AMI
nal. tapering also, Il, 4 does. 10 the
end. As il occasions no pain, ex-
cept wpen blow congresses its
/ ileshy base between the horn aud tho
boue--as il is perfectly concealed by
her head dress, and, On account Of
what is of far mpfe moment with
her. a superattioas belief thai il is q
Judgment from above for some OF i,er
manifold sins. she rcsists all per-
suas.n to have it removed.
With sentiments Of gratitude, l
arm yours. &c.
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Advertisement.

TlHE subscriber has lately takenth the house
II formerly occupied IVY MIR. Townsend
Trnslow, opposite Messrs. Smith g. Bagwell's
store. He offers his services TO the public
as a Tailor; and he respectfully informs the
citizens OF Lynchbnrg aud its vicinity, that
all those who may trust their work 10 his
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cash. LINDSEY h. PADGETT.
Sept l.. lPtts1l
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Just received the following ne" Book

Just received the following new Book
Virginia cases, 81 Vol commencing June
Term, 1915, and ending June term, 1876, by
VIM Brockenborongi.
Tho Boyne Water tale b. the oiare
family
Sandov.l or the Free Mason; Spanish
tale.
Tnlcs round Winter Hearth, by Jane and
Maria Porter.
CASTOR De Blondeyile or the court Of IloDr
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Conversations on Natural Philosophy, with
notes and plates, by Rev ]. l. Blake, =. ".
Biair's Philosophy, Polite Learning, &c. sc.
Coitoms Virginia aud n. Carolina 1lmanac
for the year 1927 containing variety Of
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German .qnanacs for 1927.
Grimshaw's chronological Dictionary.
Blauk Books OF every description.
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Opposite Messrs. Norveil & NJ fFn,
Oct. ~. Lyn lnfg'
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At minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and
the public generally may rely OH having any
work ordered of me, faithfully done & made
out OF the best materials and at very low pri-
ces-Persons wishing books bound are re
qnested to bring them forward Immediately,
as am somewhat at leisure and can do them
much better than when | am pushed with
DIRK The publicare further informed that
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Of the country, and in much more superior
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CAANAkS. Sc.

YfUST received, and will be opened to
- morrow morning, nj our room, back oil
our front store, a large and valuable assert
ment of Cloaks d Winter Cloaihng, viz
cases Ladies', Misses aud Boys Cloaks
case Gentlemen's single cape Plaid Cloak,
| do do Capes & Wings do do
do do with sleeves do do
do do English over coats
8 cases assorted Fashionable Camlct Cloaks &
Goats
Also, . cases heavy Great Goats
Together with Cloathing OF every description
Apply to ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
Oct g..
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Incompatible CaliCoes.

MfckEE ROBINSON &Co.-nave now the
~ pleasure OF announcing the arrival OF
the above truly beautiful article, together with
great many other rich and desirable goods
at less prices than ever before exhibited.
Their friends aud the public are particularly
solicited 10 view their assortment
Oct +.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-30
LORD MANSFIELD'S WIT.

Lord Mansfield. when fair occa-
sion offered, would Sometimes make
the Bench and the Bar relax a little
from their accustomed gravity ; but
the object to be attained by mo-
ment's pleasantly was generally wor-
thy of great Judge. Numerous in-
stances OF this kind might be ad-
iured by the Bar, WHO have not on
ly enjoyed the wit, but have also felt
the force Of the keen arrows which
dartcd occasionally through the
Court. To select two or three OF
this nature may relieve the .iurispru.
dent a little who has travelled over
many pages ofdry law.
TO convert a capital offence to
the tighter punishment of transport
tation. where favorable circumstan-
ccs in behalf of the prisoner made
an impression upon every one pres
ent, except the prosecutor, Lord
Mansfield recommended the Jury
to find the value of gold trinket,
which the prisoner had STOLEN, un-
der 40 shillings. Tho prosecutor,
unlcelingly and imprujently, ex-
pressed his surprise. Under forty
shIlings. my Lord Why, the fash
ion alone cost me more than double
the sum- That may be, friend,
replied the Chicf justice, yet God
forbid that We should hang a man
for fashion sake
.In his own Court he set too just
value On his time, to permit IT to
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GREAT BARGAINS.

W + are now opening a part oil our fall
supply of Goods, comprising great
many ne" and fashionable articles, which
we are determined to sell at such prices
as cannot fail 10 render entire satisfaction.
M'kEE, ROBINSON & GO.
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GEO. II. MORTON.
Dir. ID. RUSH RHEEs.

There arc hours Of our existence
which memory treasures and keeps
part from the vulgar current oftImc:
these are the very essence OF our be-
ing. aud it is by them we may, in
fact. compute the measure OF our
lfr--the regt is mere vegetation.
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PREPARED AND SOLD BY
Nj. S. DRESDEN. NJ. y
RONN HXNNERX.

FE1HE subscriber has lately procured an
a additional first rate Book Binder, which
enables him to do all work, in that line, with
neatness and dispatch. He has received d.
rect from Philadelphia, very large supply
of paper of very superior quality, which ena-
d. hin To do anv kind of
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August 3.
lr1W AHRIWAISo


TnHE subscriber has the pleasure OF an
- nouncing to the public, that he hes just
received, direct from Philadelphia, very
large and valuable assortment of NEW
BOOKS. Many the works are very SUI
perior TO any ever offered in this market, be-
ing very neatly printed on fine paper, with
very superior engravings and most superbly
bound. Among the new publications are
CASTOR De Blondevile, or the Court OF Hen
ry the Ill. keeping Festival in Ardanne, a
Romance, by Anne Radcliffe, Author OF the
Mysteries OF Udopho, Romance of the Fo-
rest Romance the Pyrenees, &c. &c. and
containing memoir of her life, with extracts
from her Journal.-This work is exceeding
ly we'll spoken of, and from what know Of
the writer's works have no doubt but that it
Is a very line and interesting production
Life and writings OF Frederick Reynolds, in Q
vos.-rhis work contains great mass of
very interesting and amusing information
Moderation, by Mrs. Holland, who is think
a very moderate writer.
The public are particularly invited 10 call
and examine my very large aud valuable
stock of Books, Us am determined 10 sell
them very low. ADRIAN II. NORTH.
Sept. 1.
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DID, DRIaDBNaS
CELEBRATED
RHEUMATIC POWDERS

III II - AVA a " L ~ w II Ia no
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most sOtemnty affirm, that have never found
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icine for that tormenting disease. Here then
(says he, AGAIN. you have medicine OF super
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lis operation and certain in its effects, and
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youngest children, aud to women in the most
deiiedie situations. In pains nt the face, &C.
powder taken at bed time will give relief.
Dr. JENNINGS of Edinburgh, speaking of
these powders, says, | have used them in my
practice, as we'll as in the hospitals, aud find
them to be a most valuable remedy in cases
of Rheumatism, and we'll calculated to do
much good, and therefore recommend them
to general use being confident in my own
opinion, as we'll as that of others, that no
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casion 10 use them.
Dl CLARK of NeiD York, in u letter to the
agent of proprietor, concludes by saying, The
poorer class OF people will find in these pow
ders, valuable and cheap medicine, for |
have generally found from one to two boxes
have produced cure, and in some cases hal
n box has had the wished for effect d. in one
instance gentleman who came under my
care, aborng under obstinate chronic Rheu-
matism, attended with all the symptoms of
approaching consumption, by continuing the
use of the powders both diseases were com
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this medicine will prove valuable remedy
in complaints OF tue chest, as well as Rhsq-
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PREPARED AND SOLD BY
Nj. S. DRESDEN. M. D
No. 10. 81. PdutS, London.
Who has appointed DIR. ROBERT HARRIS,
in. of PHILADELPHIA, the only agent in the l.
nited States, to vendthe Rheumatic POWdtrs
with full powerto appoint other agents where
he may think proper.
~ The subscriber is appointed Agent
and has for sale few dozen boxes of DR..
D,isdsn'S Rheumatic Powders, each box con-
tains 2I doses. Price s % Per Box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Apothecary and Druggist.
July Sd. ts92
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I INSEED OLA few barrels o
IL Lnseed Oil just received by
WALTER "A. MIDDLETON.

INoR SALE, likely Negro Man, good
e. house servant. Enquire.at this Office.
Sept Is. tslo
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SmAOR SALE---A light comfortable CARR
Il age and Harness, on moderate ierms'
Lnqnire at this Office.
Oct 10, 'r'Sii
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'1'"u'"'HN VI hHailu1'u uHppiHtSS,
and in the possession Of the impas-
stoned Il tender affections of gen.
erous and coniiding heart surroun-
ded by all that was delightful and
valuable in life the idol of all that
knew her filled with health. hope
and love--it was Just two years
from that day | saw her laid in the
dark and silent tomb DE Rance
was weeping over it desolate and
passienately he wept over the lone
ly Hover his love had cherished.
and all nature seemed to mourn with
him, the dry and withercd leaves of
autumn lay scattered around him
the howers were all faded. and ,ey-
cry thing appeared to respond
mournlully to the deep and mclan-
choly feeling Of his own heart.
The softer shadows Of twilight
had rendered every object almost
indistinct; but lsaw him still lxucel-
ing and weeping over the grave of
his beloved aud beautiful Cora.
Young people are apt to presume
on long life but on what ground +?
Have they any assurance ? No, not
for an hour. Is it a rare thing for
young people to die ? Go into any
church yard, and learn the contra
ny from the records Of the tombs.
tlavc you any security in the vigor
of your constitution. from the mcl-
ancholy change produced by decay
and death 81 have seen n rose
newly springing from the clefts of
It's hood, and at first it was as fair
as the morning. and fair with the
dew oil heaven. IA n lambs fleece /:
but when ruder breath had forced
open its virgin modesty, X disman-
tied its too youthful and unripe re-
tlrements, 1t began to put on dark
ness. and to decline to softness and
symptoms OF sickly age II bow
ed its head aud broke its stalk. ard
at night. having lost some OF its
leaves, and all its beauty, it fell
into the portion of weeds aud worn
out faces"
Sickness. Sickness is a sort of ear
~ old agc; il teaches US "A diffdeaCe
in our earthly state, and inspires us
with thoughts of II future, better
than Thousand volumes of philoso-
piers x disines. 1t gives so warm
ing conclusion to those props of
our vanity, our strength and youth,
that we think Of terrifying onrsel, cs
within, when there is so little de-
prudence upon our outworks. Youth
at the very best is but betrayer oi
human life in gentler and smooth
er manner than age IT'S like a
stream that nouiishes plant upon a
bank aud causes il to flourish and
blossom to the sight but at the same
time ~ undermine il at the root
in secret s** When reflect what
an incsa derabe llitlc atom every
single man is with respect IN the
whole creatjon,mcthiuksil isa shame
to be concerned. nj tho removal 1T
such trivial animal as am. The
morning after my exit, the sun will
rise rs bright as ever. the flowers
smell as sweet, the plants spring as
green, the world will proceed in It's
old course, people will laugh as hear
tily and marry as fast as they were
used to do. The memory 4 man,
(as it is elegantly expressed in the
book of wisdom) passeth away AZ the
remembrance of guest that tarIi-
eth but one day.
Pope to Steel. July i712.
EEIn
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;,adhy THOMAS j. DUVAL.
-. 10 Bank Square.
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Nezo arrival Of MedlcineS.
W alter IL middleton

= is now receiving sixty
Sl@y three packages fresh NIEL4.
u Cx1EES, which have bee
particularly selected by an expo
&gS1D rienced hand and which can b.
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Comprising an assortment OF Cassinetts, Tick
ings, Bleached & Brown Shirtings, Checks
Paids, and Blue and White Cotton Yarns
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Recommended by The most respectable physi
clans m Europe as ueH as in .imerica as a
safe aud certain cure for the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-01
New Books.

VTlHE Spirits of odns; or, The Fathers Curse, No
Il vel, vols. Dolls.
Memoirs of the Philadelphia Society for promoting
Agriculture; containing communications various sub
jects i'll Husbandry and Rural Affairs, vol s. Do 50.
jones' Greek and English Lexicon, new ed. dolls.
Starkie SANDER, libel, scandalum magnatum, and
false rumors, LIST American edition, dollars.
Just received and on sale by
PiSHEY THOMPSON
A large supply Of new and fashionable MUSIC, just
received by Pr.
Hubert and Alice, by Willimik.
Sir Edgar, he rode fierce and fast by do
Come down to the lattice, serenade, by Meneke.
How sweet it was to love, by DR. Wesentha
q let the world deceive me, Love, written by j. II.
Carroll, Esq.
Mary Morrison f.vorte Scotch Song.
Our way across the sea, dedicated to Miss Olivia Do
MADISON.
Not drum was heard; written on the death of Sir
John Moore. mar Is
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New Law Books, &c.

nEPoRTS of cases argued and Determined IN n, the
High Court of Chancery, in the time OF Lore c,iah
celor Hardwicke, by John Tracy ATKINS, Esq .nifo
edition, revised, with notes, &c by F. oauhuers 90
vols .5 I'D do
Peterdorfs Abridgment OF Cases areue q, anu ee
termned in the Kings Bench, Common es0 rieas, ha
cheouer and at Nisi Prus, from looo 10 ueo' IN
w.; royal Svo VOL 5 ,o. ~
,owen's Reports of Cases argued and oeternih-
ed in the Supreme Court, and the Court for the
trial of impeachments s. the CORRECTION OF ErrorS'
of New York; 5dvol.
UESTllLN STER REVIEW, No. 8.
CONTENTS:
l. The British in India.
II Tremaine or the Man of Refinement
III. An account of ii experiments to determine the
figure of the Earth; by Capt SABINE H. n.
~. Administration of Provincial Justice
v. The Commercial Power OF Britain
vi. Moore's Life of Sheridan
VII Memoirs of Samuel Pepys, Esq F. r. S.
VIII A comparative estimate Of the Mineral and Mosal-
cal Gealoges, by Penn, esq
TX Travels among the Arab Tribes near SYRIA and IA
lestne
Museum of Literature and Science, No A.
Just received on sale by ,noo
march % fIoHEI LHo.uI Wv.