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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NEAL ES ] a r. TWIN oNbC'
IUyHE HOUSE and LOT situated on N. Main st.
Il opposite the weaving shop Of Mr. Joseph Gun.
ha, formerly the property of the late Mr.. Edward
Knowles, will he sold at, bargain. The house is
two stories high, gambrel roof, and in good repair
Tie Lot is about two hundred feet deep. by ONE
hundred wide, and is beautiful situation for the
erection of an elegant mansion.
For particular description Of the property, ar'
py to John Martin or S. s. Southworth, at 'he Of
flee of the Literary Cadet.
Julv % IT, ofyNew- York
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ON THURSDAY NEXT!i
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Rhode Island State Lottery and Exchange oece'
No. 4, Union Buildings.
Cash for all prizes sold as above as soon as prc-
scntei.
Bank notes examined and Lottery inforratiop
given gratis july 30.
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CG- The Quebec and Montreal papers, speak in the
highest terms the characters Of the deceased Pres-
dents Of the United States.
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ELARET WINE.
4 GENERAL assortment OF Claret, and other
N French Wines, for sale by SPEAR L. ARTI-
GUENAVF, Under the Atlas Insurance Office
State Street, Boston. 12t May 27.
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TO LET,
A small tenement, on the west .ila oftbe river
IA rent $50 Inquire at this office.
July %, .,
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DILLS OF LADlNG AND DEEDS. printed on
ID Fl le paper, kept constantly for sale by tEoRcE
DANA. No. 81, Market-Street and SMITH " FAR
mENTER. No. 8, Market-Square, by the cure or
single 8 iept } W ~
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John Quincy Adams and Josiah Qaincy have
1een appointed executors to the late Presiden Ad-
ANS.
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~LARk'S List of the craving ol tne y. York
~ Literature Lottery, class 4, for 1926.
2 3 8 Z
SO 81 As II e6 I 10
Holders of prize tickets requested: 20 call and
receive their cash. Juiy 9.
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ISAAC B. DEsHA. The citizens of the eastern
States are not capable Of judyng of the merits or
dement's of Isaac B. DEsHA, who has been
charged with the murder of FR,NcIs BAKER, and
of which crime ne has been twice found guilty by
his peers. We do not undertake to say that he
was moi guilty of the crime alledged. hut af-
ter having given his trial an attentive perusal, we
are prepared to remark, that ii leaves doubt, on
our mind rs to his positive criminality! 1t should
be remembered that in this affair there was much
untarness, and that no pains were spared by the
party opposed to the policy OF the father Of The
supposed cniprit to poison the public mh!, aad Ia
make the who,c transaction party question, for
the attainment of purposes, which, however Ia :da-
bic they mi sht have been in conception, were ac-
couched through the worst Of maneuvres. DEsHA
had scarcely been suspected, When the old = 'urt
Party papers Of Kentucky, were put IN operation
to poison the public mini against the pris"n,r, and
the most indammatory speeches were made IN the
Legislature to Undue the people with utter hatred
and dete.'ation towards the whole DEsHA family
That they succeeded. is too we'll lnown, ard that
the speech Of RoBEUT WIcKLtFFE IN the House Of
Representatives of Kep.rcky on the prisoners Pc
tition for a change of Venue. did ultimately work
out the conviction =, DEs is fact, that no one
who has been an attentive observer of kentucky
affairs will pretend to doubt.
DEsuA IS now dead--he fell by his own hands,
and expired--we state this on the authority fthe
Pttsburg Gazette, received since we have been
writing this parayraph--and with his last breath,
,ayowed lie was not guilty of the murder OF BA-
KER.
That his assertions are entitled to belief we
cannot doubt-since cannot believe that man.
weary of life. and worn out with the gloom OF
dungeon, could entertain a motive that would IN
luence him TO leave the world with II lie in his
mouth. We cannot, in justice to the feelings
Of respect we entertain for species believe that
any mar, conld approach the Bar of God with al
his imperfection. on his head, and with his soul
backened with the vilcst falsehoods.
just Heaven, vha, nsuu thy Look
Whensu a
unauhng sacred book,
Turning leaves, with blood .taiad hands,
nd Wrestling from 5 sublime,
Ills o lJs,a N
Fvn n TrebIzond
fomh flowers that glad
With pure smile the garden round,
Draw forth that drives mad"
Desha hal nothing to fear; he knew that his IA
ther would never execute him, and why, it is ask
80. .a,,lI ha Dammit suci,le2 Not To esca re the
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Desha hal nothing TO fear; he knew that his IA
ther would never execute him, and Why, it is ask
ed, should he commit suicide? Not to escape the
isnominy of the galows--that he feared not No!
we opine that dsgusted with the world, and cef-
tain that he never could be restored to its pleasures
and its society, even if his father saved him, in
moment of desperation, he became his own cxecu-
TONER,
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CURRENT MONEY.-All kinds of Current
~ Money in Ncw-En nyland, with very few ex-
ceptions, will be exchanged at IA per cent. lis.
count for Providence Money or Specie. Nantucket.
Windhum co,aty,&c. &c. with other money, Will not
BE- refused at the same discount. Apply at
CT ARK'S r. / State Lo%,se;y
No. 4, UNION BUILDINGS.
Good current money generally on band and for
sale at ID per cent. discount. For Providence
money. call n. above. July 90.
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Just Heaven, what mus, te thy loak.
When such wretch before thee stands
unblushing, with thy sacred book,
Turnins the leaves, with bood stand hands
And Wrestling from is page sublime,
Ills creed OF lJsi, and hat, and crime;
Fv'n n, those bees of Trebizond.
Which from the sunniest flowers that glad
With their pure smile the garden round,
I,raw venom forth that drives men mad"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
MADEIRA.

Extract from recent book of Travels, entitled SIX
months residence in the West Indies"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
FRIDAY, JUNE 2S, 1926.

Daily Paper, ss-Country Paper, IS, per Gnnun
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23

Letters were received in New-York on Tues
da, last confirming the report of the insurrec-
ton ar Pera. 1t broke out at Camcta, small,
place about $50 miles up the Amazon, where a y
bout 500 men had assembled and committed ex-
cesses. A letter ofsth ult says, "The expedi-
ton sent to quell the insurgents at Cameta has
been entirely defeated, with the loss ofits artil
lery and more than 40 wounded. The latter have
arrived here. This business, which was at first
thought uhimportaDt, begins to assume seri-
Gus aspect. An embargo has been laid here,
and the president is fitting ou. brig Of l6 guns,
with several smaller vessels, including New
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J0H N50N'S
EkAIONo POW ID Il ".

TAHIS Medicine is not offered TO the
L Pubic, as a Pauaetn, but Us Calhar-
tie admirably adapted T. the removal OF
Bill, Nc. beng fully equal in this respect 10
talomcI, and superior 10 any other purge
live in use
Ii, peculiarly adapted 10 Bilious and In
dammalory diseases may be used IN all Gu
ses where this class Of remedies Is adlnissi-
Bile, may be repeated "a often as snch medl-
cines are Necessary, with perfect safety
does not nanseate unless the stomach IS load
ed with Bile and does not require the pa
tent TO eonGnr himself to any particular
rules, during its operation,
those persons whose constitutions have
been injured, by an improperuse CT mercury,
or are morbidty susceptible OF lis influence,
viii find ii the best known substitute (as a
Csharijc,) Tor Celomel.
Il is believed to be d preventive of the Bill
(more il necessary,) be taken occasionally,
or as soon as general feelings o! indispos,-
tom attended with bitter taste in the mouth,
fnrred tongue, &c. announce the approach of
disease
II will be found Il valuable Febriiuge and
Aperient medicine in small doses
1t contains no mercury, and may he safely
given under any circumstances 10 women, or
children.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail
by the Proprietor,
D0CT.JAMES COOKE, Druggist,
FrcderickSburg, Ia.
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E1X.CE. q NC 81

DRAFT. on Richmond, Washington city
Baltimore, PhiIadriroia, Newly ork, Bos-
ton, Savannah. and Gcorgia,
For sale at small premium, and in
sums To suit purchasers, at the Exchange
Office of S. & NJ. ALLEN, g. co.
Iynchbnrg
Where all kinds Of Uncurrpnt Money vii
be bought and sold on liberal terms.
Present rates qf' Southern 3iooey.
\. Carolina, 4 TO per cent discount.
). Caroline, q - 8 -
Georgia, 8 :, "a -,
april 5
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To Turnpike Undertake

I'M commissioners appointed ;.
~ and contract for the ca.'.- ID iota's
an arm Of the Lynohbury and ST ,.ilae.' ~, IT
Pke Road TO West Street in ~ Az
Lynehhnrg,9 will proceed, ON sa,... own "a
2@iA inst. at the ONCE of SAM CT he
The town OF Lyuehharg, To enter i,,..s'''f n
tract or contracts for its consir,r,.aa CON
the following plan The road r. Upon
ieei wide where il leaves the nres.a o' MY
pike, and TO he gradually ,narro,,aJ' URN,
the hrsi hundred or hundred aud ff,s,. ""aa
to iorly-lwo teeti twenty feet in ,bs l9l1s
10 DE paved seven inches deep.vitl 81. "'''3.e
The lar-es' size OF which must pa H. w.. =
ring OF two inches diameter. the ra'i l''as9
the width 10 be smooth SIMMER ra,i.'
Whole to be thrown up in the nilals :, re
usual torn the maximum grade Of tba -,
10 be an angle efthrer degrees win H., o4i
rizoa. It's length 10 about one mile p. W.
sais in writing, sealed, stating the nris, 'l'.
mile, at which the whole or auv bar, ~, eI
work will he undertaken, will be rece,, '.7
The undersigned until thai DAY. 20.
further information application NAV h. ~. .y
to the undersigned Or 10 any other n.r,i 'a
of the board. b. order oil the Rparg 'si
SAML. CLAYroR g..
june ID t2iI1,
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Lynehburg Young Ladies' Sc
mInary,

IN this Institution, conducted by Mr..
I aud Mrs Leuba, Mr. II. Leuba and an
Assistant are taught al The branches ri En-
gllsh education inclndnl. Natural Phiioso-
lhy Chemistry Mythology Chronology I,
Rhetoric Composition the Mathematics /;
aut, moreover, Drawing aud Painting on pa
per aud velvet Landscapes Music, vocal
and on thr piauo-forte Ito ffench, ltaliau
aud Gefh.an languages all kinds Of Needle
Work &c. &c.
Scholars 10iH he rsceiued. al any
time dViag the present session. until
Ae 9@ day Of august ne.tt, 1ohcn IL
nil terminate payments IN propor-
ton ofhc time.
~ the end Of every session there will be
lnlliu examination. under I've direction Of
Respectable gentlemen Of this town which
vii enahle the public 10 judge OF the I'M
prnvcment OF the scholars.
The ses-ions after the present. will he Of
TIVE months eHch and commence, regularly,
IN the Ii nl October aud 1t OF March.
The months OF August and September, will
be the only vacation given each year,
PETER II LEUBA.
May In. ts7s
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zlHE Subscriber has lost received BY the
- latest arrival from ph'ladslpbia, the fol
lowing articles. viz. Memoirs OF the Liz Of
The riga, hon. Richard Briasley Sheridan, by
fhos Moore, IN | vol
Napoleon aud the Grand Army in Russia, or
critical examination d Count fhilY, De Sc
gnf's work, by Gen Gourgaud. in vo,.
The Emperor aaroienn's eApedltiouto Rn--
ia. ia 1872, by Count Philip DE Segur, in 2
vols
Tile contribution Of Q q. TO periodical
work with pieces never before published by
the late Jane TAYLOR in = vols.
Tales Of the Wild and Wonderful in | vol.
The sketch book Ia vols.
ilumes Smollet's and Bes5et History Of
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Elemeot- OF Therapeutics and Nate ria Me
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Che Elements OF Experimental Chemistry
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the disease, 81 the human mind By Benjamin
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fhggs family ncutisi In vol.
SCOTS Infantry Tactics in vols.
Lord Bsrous Works in 3 vols. gilt binding
a new American system OF Book Keeping
by James Benuei tn vol
Adams Geography andhtas.
Smeys to. do.
Gummeres' Surveying
Gri.cum's Questions in English Grammar
lef the use OF schools.
The Thoroughbred Fortune Teller, sup
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The last of the MohIcans, by the author oil
the Piouefts.
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EDUC ATION-The subscriber, CRATE
"a tul Tor the announcement he has recei-
we'd, respectfully informs his patrons, that hi.
next session win commence on tire first Mon,
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Writing and Arithmetic 81 80 per do.
strict attention will be paid 10 the pupils
intrusted 10 his care. J. /. HARPER.
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NEW PUBICATIONS-The public
- IS informed that the subscriber has
Jest received, direct from n, York further
supply Of NIIp BoCi1S 81 SEA
yI4M Az Y, among them arc tue toll
lowing new works, viz
CRANKY, now novel in vois. by an En-
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best novels that's been before the pubic tor
long time.
The Subaltern, or, Sketches Of the Penin-
sular War during the Campaigns oi 1913 and
II, by an eye witness.-i don't know any
work that more praised tnen this by all Who
have read il.
Tales OF the Wild and the Wonderful 49,
From the name .ot this work rresume it's
very fne.
Fioldirg's Proverbs ii all Nations, i.iasira-
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re- person ought 10 own Il copy Of this vaiua-
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The Iiistoe of the Buccaneers vi America,
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Slimans Tour between Hartford and
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hive read il.
Thompsons Discoul5es and Corfespon-
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History Of the Law, NC 81 am told by
lawyers that this Is an exceeding fine work.
The Masonic Chart 81 Edition, with con
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W. Jeremy, l.. Gross, q l..
The rrmplars' Chart-Orders Of Knights
Of The Red Cross, knights Temnars and
knights of Malta or Order OF st John OF Ie-
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NJ &c.
Also, further supply of Brooke's Gazcl.
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woodland every person ought 10 own co
~ Of this exceedingly valuable aud useful
work Together with "A great variety oi
Books aud Stationary Of every description
all Of which, the public may resi- assured,
| will sell very low iorrash.
Juno /. ADRIAN Z. NORTH.
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NfOIiCE.+By virtue Of deed Of l,.,-.
IL executed TO the subscribers by .I"n u',,
&. MoOtman, OF record in the clerks oli.a
of the county court Of Camphen, for ,be
purposes of ,rcufing certain debts thar
mentioned, III Charles Creushaw. adng
Of Nathaniel Crenshau, deceased will -
sold TO the highest bidder, for ready me-.
nry,on the promises, on The 21st DAY ofJn-
~ next, certain tract Of land, lying ON
James River, pear the town of Lynch
burg, on which said Moorman lately resi-.
ded, containing one hundred and sixty A.
t1rs. Acting as trustees, such ttle onlv
as Is vested in us BY said deed of trust viii
be conveyed to the purchaser.
JOIN ALEXANDER.
GEORGE NJ. Y. MILLER.
june Is tc4n45
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.NNw icNtinNs.

u Nv = NJ ACNtADGSs
Life Of William F,oekney, by thu celebra-
tel Henry Wheaton. This work is mastery
executed, with a beautltal portrait aud said
> pca correct likeness; such a valuable
work lbs not been before the public Tor a
long time.
"reminiscences Of Michael Kelley This is
certainly ono OF the most interesting works
tai has appeared.
Mornings at Bow Street, with beautiful H.
ustrations, by George Cnchshanll, this Is onc
otthc most entertaining productions TO be
met with.
Merry Tales Of TING wise men Of Gotham,
by the Author Of John Bull in America. This
one oithe most humorous productions to
be met with
Nlnw Of the Human Heart. hv Barbara
tlen Simon, with very beautiful engravings
This is certainly one Of the greatest curiosi-
Tvs have ever seen in the bool, way
Elements Of fbrenoIogy by George Combe
with enerayiue5 This work is beyond my
comprehension.
Evidences oftbe Christian Religion by Ar
ch'hald Alexander. Every thing is Thought
10 be good that ison religion, but this work
IS thought to be better than good.
Treatise of the Law of Obligations or
Contracts by NJ Pothen, in 2vols. eSlreme-
Iy valuable. a II. NORTH
May q.
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TIRE SUBSCRIBER has Just received
! an elegant supply OF French Paper
Hangings and FIRE Screens OF the first qua
fily and latest fashions hich be viii dispose
of on the mos, moderate terms lie has also
few choice numbers remaining unsod IN
tie Virginia Literature Lottery, which vii
be drawn on ilfe 18th instant. Prize tickets
IN any OF the Va Lotteries taken IN part pay
ment. CHS. A. WRITER'S.
Mays.
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STORE HOUSE FOR RENT.

LvOR Pee, The threr story Brick House,
= on Main strtrt, lately occupied by y.
2. Boyd. II is we'll calculated for business g.
a family, and the stand IS ameng the best and
there Is a well OF good wafer on the LOT with
in ftW yards of the housc--possession nIsy
be had en- the Goth inst. Enquire OF iames
Duftl iets76 MAJ <.
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T oOk HERE-Rack Island Farm, =
i Lmiles below Lynchburg and OF James
River. containing upwards of 1000 Acres
IN fine farming condition. am des'rous 10
sell,and have no objections to give long time
Tor payment. Apply in Lynehbnrs;
WM. MORO ~.
June Is. lsfo
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r. OrlCE.-Wil be offered tor sale ~
~ public auction, on esd inst. '2 ,r9'
~ OF articles belonging to the estate oil w" wa
liam B. Lynch, amongst which IS 2''"
CARNAGE with Horses and Harm
one riding Horse, one single Chair ana e. s,,
ness, one Cart, two mich Cows, one 0'ao
board, one set Dining Tables, one CLOCK . WIZ
Secretary aud Book Case, some 'a'UCC[hi;e ,
Books, two sets Tea and one Sc, nh'g ' n,,
ma, Beds and furniture, chairs, and E,abb
many other articles Of house turniIuFe' A'''"
en- utensils, &c. &c.
Terms viii be liberal and made know" ="
the SAFE, which viii take place at The tate "
5ideaee of the deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are ,'
qaested Ia pay as Soon as possible and ,uor'
having claims will please mafe them tno 'a,.
that provision may he made for tasr g"'
ment. MICAJAH DAVIS, Jr. a a,5..,,
tgita he uig amazed Of u iHia.4
Jane il ..-3lf6 h. LynG2, asA-'
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~ OODSTOCK.-Just received iew
w copies OF Woodstock. by Tic author
Of Nayrrly, I,aphoe, &e sc. for sale at
the New Book and Stationary Store OF
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Inne Is
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june Is I,

VsNKU9T SALE-Pursuant 10 a deed -
L trust executed to the subscribers, by
Samuel |. Harrison, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, wc shall. on Friday The
2ist day of July next, If lair, if not the
next fair day, proceed on the premises, 10
sell for ready money, TO the highest bidder.
two tracts of Land. The one originally
a part ofwhat is cOmmoually called the
Chestnut Hill tract, contains 1929 acres.
and is situate in Campbell county, on
James river, al the mouth of Jot's Branch.
distant only two miles from Lynchburg.
The other contains one hundred acres, and
is bounded on the one side by the Narrow
Low Ground tract, and on the other BY the
tract above described, The contig0ty u
tn, Sc Lands to the town of Lynchburg,
renders then, in the opinion Of the under
signed, very valuable.
The title is bcIieved to be uhdoubted.
bnt acting as trustees we will convey such
ouly as is vested in rs.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
c. ANTHONY.
june tds84
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NoHcE By virtue ofs deed affr"si
~ executed by Christopher tsheit and
svJlliasn s, fshan, The 9th day Of October,
1ssf, sad deiy reeorSied 10 tie clerks ohee
81 s,e eoaaty eoutl o. amhersi, We shaii, on
{ t.sise the 18Th Of July, $50, be'oFs '"e
Market n. re, in the town OF Lynehlmre,
sell far cash, u satisfy the purposes oi sH'd
deed me following property. 70 wit itaet
or parcel OF lsud lying N tho country Of
Amkersi s.nd containing le arros--oae hoe.
and las. nov IN The occupancy ot william :
Tsbea. Situate IN the eogaiy Of Amherst a"d
threc saves. Cesar Charles and Peter YEA
acknowledgement with all aud singular the
righ,surd npparepauees belonging TO The
said fraet Of Land aud l.ot--As trustees. ve
shall safy convey such title as IS vested ~
as, though II IS supposed 80 be 'hd'spafao'e'
DAVID HOFFMAN.
LEWIS GREGORY,
NATHAN *. THURMAN.
sane ! tds4'
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HIS just received supply OF the above
Medicine as agent Tor the Proprietor.
March o. I'll
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EN BOOkS-Thr subscriber has
" the pleasure of informing the public
that he has received direct from New York, "A
part Of HI, sprine supply. among them are The
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GPERMACETI LAMP OIL. iustre-
- eelvedby THOMAS J. DUVAL.
'ane ~ Bank Square.
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sSnthA. VI inston,

a r thr junction of Main Street with the
"a Alley leading TO and from Friends to
Martu or Stone Warehouse, offers 10 the
public, by Wholesale and retail, a general as.
smiut,tut ot
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May Is
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SshHE subscriber, Intending 10 rem0gf 10 b6
- fes', lelstes 10 sell or rem The Joi,ouaS
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still they felt disposed to put an end to this wal.
which they had not begun which, in the midst OF
tranquility and peace, had come unawares upon
them, and the cause and origin Of which they had
always been at a loss to find out. Have we not liv-
ed Continued Iiassan Aga) for centuries together.
in friendship and peace? Why, then, this sudden re-
bellion, this dreadful, sanguinary war ! II you have
suffered wrongs, why did you not complain ? Have
we never given redress? We have heard that you
have taken up arms for your faith. Who molested
you for it? have we ever forced you to embrace
ours, and was it not in our power for centuries To
have done it Have we not one God, and are We
not all his children Is 1T for his glory that you have
murdered so many Of ms, that our houses are burnt,
and that you take the fruit Of our trees? We have
conquered this country, il j. true. but not rom you.
from the Fran tnj we're hey better masters
than we? You have hal some success; but have
you heard that Turkey has persisted? Let us make
a fair agreement. These words flowed from the
lips of the venerable looking Old man with much
dignity and animation.