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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-23
baltimore, June 16.
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COLOMBIAN PRIVATEER CAPTURED

COLOMBIAN PRIVATEER CAPTURED
by the schooner Xenophen Hall, ar this port
yesterday from Havana, the Editors Of the .4mni.
ran have received letters from their CORES tonden!:,
from which they make the following extract -
Harann, june 8, 1926
On the 1st instant, the COLOMBIAN private armed
schooner Zume, Captain Dennis Thomas, Of one
long gun and Two small ones, with five officers and
nrty six men, was brought in here by the Spanish
btlgo! war Marie, having been captured near Cape
Florida, al anchor,and therefore in the waters oil the
United States. The prisoners were marched to
jail With all the bombast of Spanish eovardce,
where they now are, and God only knows when
they will be liberated. We have nothing new
otherwise. Our market is dull in the extreme,
We are glutted with all kinds Of Imports
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-23
lNo 72l AN AcT % anthorize the payment i nteres

mo, ~ AN ACT 10 authorize the payment os ,nteres,
due TO the City Of Baltimore.
BE eaaGteddy ne Senate and House et Representatives. of
re bH'ta Suites u .lmero in Congress assembled TAI,
tive prepr accounting officers Of the Treasury Department
Be- end hey aye hereby. authorized and directed to uu
c Tinted s,acs to III eres upon money borrowed an
actually expended by tie City in its defence, during The
late with titea Britain
Sc snd Y 4 tttier enacted That. in ascertaininp
following rules shall be adhered 70, witt That interest
sial NOT Do computed any which the CITY of Ba;
more Las 10 sgFehaed for the benefit Of The United States
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-23

SPANISH PlRATE.-Caplain COOK, Of tile
schooner Vesa, arrived at Norfolk, in eight days
passage from ST. Georges, Bermuda, informed The
Editor OF the Beacon tina, on the 9Th inst in lat s.
25, Ion. 90, he was boarded by bca having an
officer, (supPosed to be the captain) his coxswsn,
and six men, lone Of whom appeared to be an Anne.
rcan) armed with muskets, pistols, eurlasses, and
knives. his boat proceeded from Spanish brig
OF war OF ESQ TO 500 tons then about four miles of,
which, upon The Vesa hesving in sight fred gun
to bring her to, and Immediately alter despatched
her boat to board her. These ffeebooers robbed
the Vesta OF nearly all her provisions, clothing
books, barrel Of lemons a new hawser Of about
ninety iaihoms, oars, and other articles They said
they were lhiry.fve days from Cadiz. but would
not tell where bound From there being some corn
and bread in the bottom of the boat, Capt Cook
supposed they had been committing depredations Oh
some other vessel a shor, time previous
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AppRoyED--NIay 20, 1926.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
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True friendship is like sound health, the va'un :
i is seldom known Will il he lost
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-28

Roaa from Cot'0gton To Lynehburg.---By an
act ottho Virginia Legislature, passed March Isl.
1870, entitled " An act incorporating con,pa.
ny 10 establish turnpike road from Ivnchburs
70 EoYngton, books we're directed to be opened
ia the towns Of CoNington, Lexington aud Lynch.
burg, for receiving subscriptions to the amount oil
10000 dollars, to accomplish that purpose, n the
Board of Public Works were instructed to have
the route surveyed by the State Engineer. there.
VERT might be necessary, Upto this time no
thing has been done in relation TO the subject
While we are aStonished at the lcthargy which
has been exhibited ON a matter of such impol.
, lance to the commercial interests of Lynchbnre
and indeed of the whole line of country through
which the contemplated road will pass. we mus
attribute il to the difficulty of securing concert ii
the movements ofdislant and irresponsible DO
dies, so often Witnessed in the defeat Of the most
beneficial schemes L the road could be com
plctcd, it would inevitably turn in this direction
| all the extensive trade as well as the travelling
to and from the west, which now finds an easier
channel on the Valley route. We hope that the
subscriptions may be rapidly made, and that the
work may be at once commenced aud prosecuted
with spirit aud encrgy.--The act of the Legisla-
turc to which We have referred, appoints David
r. Edley, Elijah Fletcher, James Bullock, Hen.
~ Davis and David Hoffman, or amy three OF
thcm, to receive subscriptions in this place; and
we are authorized to say that books will be O.
pcncd, for that purpose, on the FIRST day Of Fe-
bruary aeri, at the store Of Mr.. Henry Davis and
at the office OF the Virglnian. We feel confident
that the stock will prove profitable, and thai it
will be speedily takenup.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-28
MORE SHOES.

1EfENRl At,ItON a. 60. ave inst re-.
lA-1 eeived a further supply 81 Bouts, ,t or.
40 ol The best qnniiy ahd II supcfar worn
nanshlp, Among lbem taay be found
ladies PLAIN PrueIla slippers. thif soIes
do. do srAas do
do. Fig'd do slippers, with q with.
out Heels
do. Cot snd,Blaok Simile Silk slippers
DO. Black Morocco aud seaIskln Nalkine
Shoes
do. do. do. slippers with mud with
ont Heels
Nisscs' Black i'runelln aud Morocco Slippers
Gentlemen Fine shoes aud Bootees Isl, I'd
and III q.ial,hSs
do. Dancing Pump, (yer} iighO
DO. over 5hoea. do. Boots, from 3to 81
Mem coarse Shoes aud bfoaans--hoss' hne
aud coarse shoes and BfoaWs-Nomcn's
Leather Shoes, ali Plantation
Bragars, dhe best we ever hnd) Together
with Calf Skins keen's make--lining md
Bndius Skins skiNcr He'd, Yellow and
Purple Morocco Skius--Sal4 Lrather.-Lasta
otall ef-=ohoe fhtr1d--tnruiah--Liq
aud Paste Blaekine- Sho, Brnshes--Letief.
Writing and Wrapping Pepef
1lso, One Cdse Of Richmond made
Bouts on consignment.
- II r3nils
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fciflJ37

VIRGINIA, 10 wit Alta court held for Unbfv county
on tho 18th day of November, ls2G John Williams
and john iclur, partners trading Jeweiry, under the
hfn aud style OF Williams q Victor, pslqeaiHSt VII
lafa owen and Leroy Carlton, Dets In Ghanccrv
ihe defendant owen, not having entered his appear
anee and even SECURITY according 10 the act Of Assembly
p me 'rs OF uhs court. and appearing the sufis-
ldrnh 81 INC court that hn bI ilabtmt Of thIs
.onmon"eati-~on motion of the plaintiffs by counsel
II Is ordered TINT the sail defendant Owen do appa AZ
mere ON u" fourth Monday IA February and answer
ne plaintiffs hlil that copy ofthIs order lr forthwith
inserted III the EirFiRan, paper published in Lynch.
hurry Tor TWO mouths sacocssvey and posted at iha from
h"2t OF inc courthouse of this county court day
n 'opy-1 este, WM HOLT D. {.
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IEtfdR - HafGttf from u HatlHHfHH.
Nlr. Ranfalph d SAIL ~ have returned as
cuoi a Il curninhrr-=lls Dee IN has bonnet
has fak-n his Eight. Ills pressed q firsrenrr
proves his afe elevation n t.NtfaHes al.
ways follows each other. Whether la will
behase pretty until after his election. aud
thea resume ms SKY scrapine---or whether
hi, presrnt neekne-s Is the fruit Of sell-con.
denmati'u and penieuet, md be II be ucr.
mIusni, remains Ia he sreu. You sre how
toe new rule OF r'rcfiug Committees by bal
10, 0uslead n ile fier Presidency works.
SANFORD. Chairman ni COMMITTEE of Foreign
Relations. an eOrrr .noudeat changes IN o.
ther Gommilirrs---mnm!
The Vice President, il is thought. means To
quit the field. and Il is conieclured hat Mr.
Woodbury. of New Hampshire will II drawn
out as his successor to run along with Jack
s0n. The Vice forcsees the impos,ibfity OF
his election, and wishes to be prepared for
The Serretaryships under the " Hero" BEN
ton, Calhoun. Eaton, lngham, Van Buren,.
Randolph, Clinton--even old kremer thinks
himself entitled 10 one Tia ha One can
not help feeling sorry that 50 many clever
men are doomed to disappointment, for be.
tween you and J. and the public, there is no
more chance To remove this Administration.
actiGgas they are, and as they will continue
10 act, pruaenlly. moderately, aud constitute
onally, than 10 hold an eel by the tail. And
As for foreign missions, let Us see who are
expectants-.-bnt my paper will not hold all
their names. Rich. Wing.
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M In pursuance o. deed al trust
III executed 10 the subscribers by Christie.
phcr Clark ior The purpose OF md,mnityne /
saac otey aod Thomas Moore dated the la,h
day Of October, lnl9, and recorded IA the conn.
~ eonrt of Bedford, the subscribers, o. one Of
them, viii proceed the lsl ia, Of Bedford
Janunr, court next, tls21) before the door Of
VIM. ieuys tavern. IN the town Of Liberty,
Bedford county, 10 sell At auction Tor eash, three
oi which Is or was atcr grst mill on Bore
Auger Greek, conveyed 10 tic said Chfisiopher
Clarh by Joseph lluddltston, as viii morr 6u,
appear by his deed ofiecord in the county court
otBedford Acting rs trustees. the subscribers
wllI convey such title only as is vested IN them
by the deed above mentioned
EDWARD WATTS.
WILLIAM RADF0RD.
Dee ~ c1w2l
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5ll0 priars--iaaI blanl,s.

Pfre ufurlet A., mud SLAVES III proportion.
MODE OF DRAWING All The numbers vii he pni In
The wheel ~ uud all The rfiycs above t,ree ellnfs III
be- at IN tht pfifc-Nhee nud drawn un tpposite ih.
Nloie body 81 nuinirr ihu first drawn uuabt ID IL.
Dt' Tie int, ol ho 1000 three dollar pfiles ~ I,ews
4" WI should II be one Of The first Eve lhosund nun
hrr, thnt 10 any, any number lion No 10 1oUO uela-
spn al those numbers vii be- entitled to Tine daIssa
Jrh Should II be 81 ft inst rs ihusnud nun ba.
~ a. 10 say from W" df0i to 10 0G0, inclusive then a
t"5f hhbrfs VIII ~ liht Hannef, b. cutitlrd to throe
duHr zach lhuse Who hpd tso tickets one above ana
one belo" 5uoa lnuti 81 course draw ON, aud ma,
draw 1HHhE prizes
The draw ing will tahr place the 10Th Of Jan new under
tn superuicndrHre Of ths following gentlemen Judph
VIM. bmic ChiaAoll Dhhnoy A. NJ Dunel, J. &, Msfin
john Bullock, David g. mmtt Nln MkinHey Nm
" horsrl, Geoffe Nblorko John ". Bafuoll An
iunnl Hancock, Roheu Kyle Jnncs l.. Cufiof Jsasr IL
iafnnn Mil"h Davis, Collin iiuehnrt fab Fletcher,
Johu Nils, john IisneorI and John { Miller Esar.
- oIdorr iram defiance by mad, posi- paid, or pri
Fntc conveyance enclosing the Gnsl ~ Pie TieLois
VIII meet the nosi prompt attention u ndd,esaed to
AUG LEF1NICH
oIs3J Manager.
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WILLIAM ID. HILL.
Dee %.

ihAY virtue of deed Of trust, eaecuted
- 10 the subscriber by George Martin
bearing date the I4fh Of June, ls26, and Of
record in the clerk S Office oil the count, court
OF Campbell, for the purposes therein ekpres.
sed, will sell 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash,
at the residence OF sind Martin, on Wedncs-
day the 10th day of Janu1re, Isl, the fol
lowing property, 10 vii one negro woman,
Molly and her three children, Marin, L"wis
and Winney. three beds, bed,teads and lar
uilnfe, two folding table,, cupboard and hu
reau, two horses aud two COWS, or 50 much
thereof AS will he sufficient 10 satisfy said
deed with all cost aud charges attending the
sale Acting as trustee vii convey 10 tie
purchasers such title only rs Is vested IN me
by said deed. {. l. UNDERTAKE
Dec. %. c2W2I
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a WI

" IfERA1URE.--lhe subscriber opened
u an English School on the 9th OF this in.
slant, IN Amherst county, vicinity II Lynch
burg. In this school will be taught spelling,
reading, writing, rhetoric, arithmetic, book
keeping, and surveyina ifr quired. papcnts
living contiguous TO tins school, having chi.
dren, either male or female, hon they wish
10 De taught IN either, or my OF the abo, =
branches, are hereby solicited to palrouisr
this institution the subsotibrr's terms bring
very moderate, aud easy, be halters himself
rom the number already subscribed, w hich
fully warrants his under aking) TINT tue
school will be considerable
And should the very -peGious school spo-
ken oi bl Reyd. SlIth, on he lilh al THIS IN
stanf, commence n by him slated IN Jartar,
1897, in the sane vicinity OF the subscriber
school aud concalenalion take place b..
tween the schools, what TAR prospect Tor
the juvenile SONS nna daughters OF The pa
rents residing in the above neighborhoad.
But some fears prevail that atthe Parsons no
tiCp, a negotiation Was too late TO raise The
specified sum DI
WILLIAM ID. NIL.
Der o. If
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FAYETTEVILLE, n. e Nov. 29-The Cold
Mines-About year since company was for
med by some very respectable gentlemen in the
Westetnpart this State, for the purpose fpro.
curing machinery TO work the Gold Mines syste-
matcally In pursuance of that o leet, they
have obtained steam Engine, and all other ne.
cessary machinery, from Philadelphia, wldrb
they have erected at Chisholm's mine, on Beaver
Dam creek in Montgomery County, aud which,
we unders and, has been in successful operation
for more than month past, completely answer
ing the purpose for which it Vas designed. II
will probably hc carried from one mine 10 anoth-
e., til the entire gold region shall have been
explored Perhaps ono of the best results otthis
novel application of steam power will be the dis
persion of the hundreds Of Idle and disspated loi-
t3rcrs about the mines who, instead Of enrching
themselves, have added 10 the number of then
vicious habits, and increased their poverty.
fDlyrryPr
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t9ga'a LtgtsjaiWe.---Ihe proceedings Of
TINS body are becoming interesting. II is cxpec.
ted that the debate on tbe consiltuionaity and
cSpedency otthe Duellmg Law will occupy con.
siderable time. aud draw out all the ability fthe
House. For our own parts, We believe the law
TO be unconstitutional, for reasons which We may
hereafter assign; and inpoiiie because il has
never had the effect OF inducing a single inditi-
dual to relinqnish his purpose, mhcn he conceiv.
ed occasion called him To the field (possihlN mis-
termed) Of honor--so long as popular opinion
ailiHes an odlum on those who refuse 10 obey
this call, and stigmatizes them with the most de.
grading epithets, laws will be enacted in vain 10
suppress the practce.--lt never will be suppress.
cd until new current can be given to public feel.
ing. We leave II to the wisdom Of the cgi, a.
ture whether they can make this new current
Let them appeal to the experience of the past
The election of Senator has already crentea
some feeling. The chiyaIrous knight of Roam
oke is well satisfied that he has committed IN.
pardonable errors, and he seeks to proptiate his
constituents 10y cunning appeal to die malie.
nant feelings of MIR. Adams personal and polri-
cal foes, in order to secure his reelection. We
hope and believe he will not be reelected br-
cause il he is, he will construe that election i-
to an approval of his conduct, and forthwith sink
himself and his state into still deeper degradati.
on by still more outrageous conduct than he has
ever yet been guilty of--Wr are told, from the
best authority. however, that there is party in
the Legislature determined to support Mr.. Ran
dolph at all hazards men who would not vote
for Washington or Jefferson, if they yet lived,
and were willing tn serve their country in that
station. ifopposcd to him who would vote for
him even IN preference to James Madison-who
will vote for him at all events, though his luna.
cy be settled aud confirmed We hope, howe.
ser, that the unhallo@el pholan1 may be dcfcm
ed by the union oil moderate men Of all parties
We are Informed that thosc Who win not vote for
Mr. Randolph, will ultimately settle on Judge
Barbour or Gov Tyler
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TIN scheme Is formed with The letters A.
., aud &, aud is SO arranged, TINT the holder
Oi three tickets a, u and C,) will bp rrriain
90 pet ~ isdst one Prigt, nnd mny obfsin FINN
A, No. III, No,2--C, No "a, No. IA, No. -
No.G--A No. I'D, No. &C, No. "a, No, lU-B No,
1t, No. T..
And - This manner through the whole.
MODE OF DRAWING On the day ofiha
drawing, the three letters, A, q, and 4. will
be placed in a wheel, and one of them dIauu
ont which will entile all the tickets b.ipg
3. 1888 having that letter on them 10 a i,rize I'll
~ each, with an equal chance tor lhr CAP
TAI, aud intermediate prizes All the nun.
bers (rom | 10 1899 inclusve) will then be
deposited IN the wheel, and all the prizesn.
boye the lowest denomination in another. ard
the numbers aud prizes drawn alternately H.
galnst each other, until the prizes arr al out.
| u ticket drawing a superior prize is mt
resirlcted from drawing an inferior one also.
Many tickets must therefore obtain TWO
/ PRIZES each
/ Prizes payable by the Corporation Of Fred
ericksburg forty DAYS after the draviu SUR
ject to the usual deduction OF fifteen per cent.
Price of Tickets so 60-Halges 81 20
Quarters 62Icts. TO be bad in the great. {
variety OF Numbers, on early application, ut
the Lucky Lottery md Eichenee Office Of
{. 4. WlTHERS,
Dec. T. Lyuchbarg.
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The Four PtJect Homeu.-Nahomet in.
forms US, that among men many have been
found perfect, but among women only
four This is an incivIily which is not even
excusable in a prophet He even mentions
the fortunate ladie, Asa, he wife Of u
roah Mary, the daughter of Imrao "a
jIjab, the daughter Of Know allied and Fan.
ma, IT, 'daus hter of Mahomet How il hap.
pened that the prophet iet such partially
for the wife o. Pharoab. of whom the world
know nothing, is mystery not for US 10 pc
netrate. But there is good reason TO know
why he is SO favorable to the other thrcc per
feet ladies one was his nurse, one his wi}e
and the other his daaghip' Should VII
offer the slightest raillcry on this absnrdily
in Constanstinople, he would there cease Ia
he wit, and would become an heritie.
The opinions of men are not less distant from
each other than their residence.
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BRILLIANT SIHEAIE
l536s Prlzes, am inr 10

u Nnt ON BLANK To pfizei--Atl payable
in Cash, which n s4oalal CoHEN'S OFFICE,
rnu br had b. Moment they are Drawn
HhOic Tickets 80 90 Quarters 81 %
Iaires , 50 Ephths ~
To be had in The creates, variety Of Numbers
(Odd and Iveu) nj
|Tk(afEfs!p H'plsl Lottery aud Eschnurc Of
- ~ ,-syA Va " - Tee, NJ IA MARKET slreei
Baltimore,
Where both the great capital prize- at One
Hundred Thousand Dolinrs were obtaiuea ~
The lnlc Grand Slaie Lotteries, and where
the Highest Capital sold 10 the lasl Gran
State Lottery was obtained, aud where more
Capital Przss hive been obtained than at u.
ny other Office in America
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Aetter from Bolivars Secretary to the Mum.
cipaliy of Guayaquil, has this passage:
" His EXcellency, the Liberator, has given his
confession ofpolltcal faith in the constitution pre-
sented 10 Bolivia. Therein are marked opt all
the principles, and all the general and particular
rights of the people and therein are collected,
IN the most convenient manner, the security of
government with the mbounded extension of
lberiy---neyer was assembled am equal amount of
social and individual securitym any politicalsys-
tenn
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Liberty Grammar School, by Joscph p.
G0dEreN ES1.

GOdfrey Esq.
NTrSlLL commence for the ensuing year on
W the fifth day of january nrxl In tlus
school will be taught the Greek aud Intn ian
guases The following branches OF he tuahcma.
ties To wit: LucIid's Elements, Trigonpmctty.
plane AID spherical, and Surveying, the English
Language grdmmatieaIly There vii for the
next Year be a monthly exhibition, aud critical
examination Of the pupils upon the studies #
the preceding month, on which occasions some
Of the visitors will endcavor alnay, 10 attend
Exercises IN composition, or TRANSACTIONS Gom
the Greek or LATIN languages, INTO English, viii
be required weekly from those pupils sufficient.
ly advanced Tor such exc. ciscs.
Globes have been obIalucd for the use of the
school, aud the study Of Geography vii be pan
ucalarly attended to.
The undersigned will he visitors to this school
ior the next year, James G. Srcptor, William
Cook, Calohll Menus, Dr Samuel Phillips.
Edmund Irvine and Peachy Il Gilmcr
1um'-lhe Engah language, with the Ma
tlcmincs, SO per session III > - months -
h"Gfeck and Latln, with the Ma hematcs.
. Is per session.
Dec, 70 rew2I
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1Hl 9UCAli0N.--.l1c ,ubsc. iber.s school
&-l9 Will he opened on Monday, the lst 81
J'haary 1927 aud will be in operation ten
of me ensulng twelve mouths Instruction
WI he given IN such subjects as constitute u
good English education. As heretofore, fe.
malgs as well rs males, will be admitted
THO. DILEARn.
Dec. %. tpflI
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80 ,,rri.5o. The route Of the gentleman
nc ........5 ,.aayaqii '.a.tina, aud saftiiase.
w -, publish today, tle very emporium
a. I'D IN those cities, Immediately on MS
az ,re,en By these acts, but iis"ie esps-
ies' h. talt OF qua, aqui We behold the Whole
c'u3, - our political relations chahssd-'he
a'FF .sl;ch once united rs "it7 that distant sec
e''as ave Republic, eapFic,ousiy ,en' asunher--
r'a9, l,,,r die entire iabric 81 the constitution
a.d ' = 6uayaqul, winch IN lis zeal Ion
''.s.,.t,,ltion, and for constitutional ABUSES
t'e '9..srd4, anined over tue backs.idmg Of
tN MIA. renewing IFS pledges OF loyalty to
1T and seeking al It's hands the assem-
so'e -, Grand Convention, this very Guaya-
b9 IN, 70 the utter CONSERVATION OF Venezuela
q'ht, sa1,es forward with most nnblnshing Ell
~, ~ and in bold defiance Of both the one
ioi a. other. pledges itscltto principles, still
an .larming, Tor their anti social aud sla'lsh
n''' .5te, than for their contempt OF the con-
ca, ...ao aud ther puerie Inconsistency. IL the
su'',.. - .o,Ial order are to De invaded-an eN-
'ei' ,',eat At all times dangeroas,-wc would At
P r..' them SO, ON the SIDE ofratonal libel-
a., md not in degradation Of our species
~ sne (H C0lombt0nO.
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u The whole payable in CAsB--as usual
at COHEN's OFFICES.
Tickets only 50 90 Quarter 70 cts.
Halves / 80 Elghths u
:. ORDERS from any par: OF the L States,
either by NAH (post PAID or private convey.
ance, enclosing The Cash or Prize Tickets in
any of the Lotteries, will meet with the same
prompt and pnnclual attention as if on per-
sonal application.
HdirCSS Ia
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Egfl2 w IS GkylTIAgy. .
LYACHBURG. DICEIIIF = IS9d "

e. The length OF Mr. Secretary Rusb's IN.
tcrcsting Report compels us TO deter several
articles which We wished to publish to-day ; a.
mong others, the 9th and concluding No of our
RoNe" Of the Presidents Message As the Sc.
res has thus been broken and as the subject Of
that No. can as vel be treated of hereafter. We
shall, therefore. end our Nos. With the last
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~ est ofeIcE-rhc aieamocd siau will
y IN future arrive on tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays, al 7 clock. T. ~ and .F,ll close
on Tuesday aud Thursdays atpP. NJ and on
SUNDAYS al L. NJ
The " esteru Mall vii arrive ON the same digs
at the same hour, aud close on the same DAYS
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