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y Packages Fresh " Seasonablc Dry
Goods.
a BNEY NJ. FACKLER has received aud
~ now exhibits large md general n
sorlment OF seasonhble Dry Goods which il
is believed viii render satisfaction 10 those
who may favor him with u rnll, regarding
both price aud quality The entire stock Of
which wish 10 dispoes, is thinl, wen Sc
iected, aud particularly fitted Ia the times &
demnnd. Among them are To be found the
tolowieg.
Candy aud Sons Napt Cottons,
Rose, Point aud Dullle Blankets (henvv)
super, blue and black London clothes aud
Cashmere,
Good aud common cloths md
5uperiiue uassinHtts aud common do. assorl-
ed co.'s
New mad elegant police cloths & nnnnels,
Red. green, and yellow lnnnols, assorted
qualities,
Drhb cloths, GOOD baneup cords. &c
Green balse. drab flushing, tartan plnds, S.o.
Heavy SWansdown, tCiltnet, and yaiinIia yos.
tings,
Plaid Jackonet Muslins, plain aud fg'd BON.
bnzetls, BombazInes, Bolivar stripes Ga new
and beautiful article
Plaid Iinseys, pOwrroom do. pIhin Wool
srys, Mixed plains, (all good article for ser.
wants cloining)
A number Of plaid eIoaks, well made, snperi
GRAND common London prints (ine paiterns)
\ variety Of plain and fgd Gros de Maple
silks, 5imilc YeIveis, Oor polees,) cause auc
silk hhkis Snlins Pushes, Glmps,
Buttons, Moughhnir Puff, Sic. &C.
Lnnea bed lickngs, cotton do. (from com
mon 10 very GOOD
"a and Al Brown and blcaehcd sheotings
pIaidg, nc. tSe.
good assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery
CfockerY aud Glass Ware, besides a very en-,
assortment Vt shoes, well made aud of mos
every description, Wool aud fur hats; all o
which will be sold cheap Bank Square,
IyuChburg Va.
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ger sake They would barr their brow TO he
iorked lightning, aad dels IL, stroke. il they
could, b, any possibility, gasp the subtle nuid,
aud wrcstle WITH itin is might Those men were
given TO the world Icy judieious Providence, 70
accomplish great ends--io lead great cutter
pri4es--lo build up FOR, instance, a free empire,
aud extend the influence Of thai empire, by a.
bandopng towns aud eitcs, already hourshmg,
and holding forth ever, indnccment which luxu-
~ aud uldolenee combined, oiler to the mind Of
men, aud going into The great silds OF Nature--
to sweep the forests, explore the rivers, and TO
give al impulse to the d,fias caterprihe, which
has led TO such brilliant results II there be
such men now among Us, LEI them shoulder
their knapsacks, clean their rilles mount their
hunting shirts, and lead the way to the new
countries which are Iuring our besi citizens from
their Comfortable homes. lnoy alone cam pros
per tor as the van Of the population which will
spread over the surface OF thai country in the
next half century, they Will 20 as such men
ought 10 60. They viii be nuineumbered with
tumiies--they will have no wives to excite thcif
sympathy in suhering--no children TO 1lndlr
their hopes OF awaken their icar.--eaiel oss aud
uneoncerned, rs to the future, they may with
propriciy risk every Thing lor present gain---to-
dag Killing deer, and tomorrow a neighbor -
Bul these scenes suit not man who has wife
to protect aud children TO rear. lie must be in
considcrate, TO the last degree who would vol.
unfairly place the former IN a situation where
every event must necessarily produce disa.
groeable sensation, and subject the latter 10 the
certainty ofignorance, and the consequent pro.
liability of crime. This, We assert without hesi
tatlon, and ON good authority, Is but a faint PIC
ture OF what those W II endure who go To Texas.
We say nothing Of the policy Of the country
which abohshes slavery. That is matter
which can be AT once appreciated, and we will
only say, IN relation TO II, that those who have
slaves, and 60 to Texas, will lose them, and
those who have none, win find but little benefit
from the richness OF the soil All in all, we
would take our chance in old pagnia in prefer
enee TO any OF the fever aud ague climates, be-
yond the lidgo, however they may glitter with
imaginary gold We recollcct and tas We hope
the people of the State generally viii do) shall
cndeavor TO profit by the inscription ON the
tomb of i detunct hypochrondrac; " uas BsH
1 leisted 10 be better; took physic; and here I
an"
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prize OF 1000 dollars is 5000 dollar.
5lIa nrizes-i8SI hlanks.

Price oftioActs S3, and siarcs III proportion.
MODE OF DRAWING: All the numbers vii be put in
ie wheel us usual all the prIrsiqboye thoc dollars ia
be pat the prlc-Wheei aud drawn out opposite the
whole body a numbers Tin first drawn number " 81 de-
eide te Ia. of the 5000 three collar pr1s, follows,
Ia wit. shoad il be Of ihc rst five thousand num-
ber-, tt say, any unbcr from No. d,1D1, ineln
syr all THOSE numbers vii he entitled 10 three dollars
each. Should be one oil tnc last five thousand numbers,
u ia to say, from No 5g0l TO 10000, inclusive, then all
those numbers will, in like manner, he entitled TO three
dollars each. Those who Mold tickets, above and
one below 1,010, must OF course draw ONE, and may
draw 7'hREE prlzcs.
TIM drawing VIII take place in january under the
suprrmtrudence of the following gentlemen Judge M
Buel, ChisWcii Dabney ALBION NJ Daniel John IL Meen,
john BaAgca, DoNld IL Murrell WIN. NJ Kinney, VIM
". ors,ll. George WhHocke, John W. Bagwell, Am
mon Hancock, Robert Kyle james L. ., Tor, Jesse
Harrtou. hicash Davis, Collin Bucknel, trja Fletcher
John Nil- lohn Hancock aud john C. Miller, Esqrs.
o. Otders ron distance, by mail, post p4ii Or pri-
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or frizr Tickets
vii! meet the most prompt arantiou faddrcs cd to
AUG. LLF1WlGH
Oct. %. manager.
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u QQH

InHE subscriber has received a consiRn.
i ment oi very valuable Books from Phi
indelphia, which he is disposed 10 sell At
something like half price.
Among which are
Milford's Greece, 3 vols. Gibbons Rome
8 vols. Moshem's History, 4 vols. Dob
sous Peirarch, saniord's United States j;
Buck Theological Dictionary Burnett on
Reformation Campbell on the Gospel, 4
vols. Magee on the Aonement CslVnni'-
tic Controversy, by William White, y. d. !;
Browney's Family Prayer Book Lectures
on the Catcehism Walsh's Appeal BIar's
Sermons Debon's Sermons Johnsons Me-
dical Review Johnson's Works, vols. :
Johnson's Dictionary, 2 vols very large ,
Sbakspeare's Plays, 10 vols. , Bowick's Birds
md Beasts with plates Ryley u Paddock's
Narrative ; Pike Expedition with atlas ,
BYron's Works, s vols. H3op's Fables with
plates Thompscn's Sermons Burns Po-
ems /, Layoisne's Atlas with number OF o.
Their Books not enumerated.
R.Q. rOMPKINS.
Nov. %. 2tifl1
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,..,, instituted instead Of ron and eoppef
''''zis ~ long been knoan that ~a'ea. WIN
= IN be 1u,ed 10 a.sery high temp IA "a
ID :, a. have never sven Il 50 satislal'o.hg
nn 2u u, deaionstf atcd as in hf' iiaii'iis
Ht .hen Nr II. assures Us, tt't si'n us
ti3sf mon than tour hundred galio"s Of
.'-'f o ''J d,e.,iqaor eau be sustained a. iae
/ -s M W. camot pretend 10 p9i"' oat
/. ''.as li.Islatasl. resulting fsom tins improve
81 ~ &c Of them are very apparent. III TIE
m'ns-i- ~ upper kettles are no longer required
i'l p.,r i. gfeat saving IA incl and water
,'d US oll plan the wori>men at the plaai,s
'' ~, stand round not furnace, "hieh must
,.s s oppressive IN warm weather, AND AND ths[e
'ea.s lattle, these ineon eniences are all OBJ
up ~ Ry means of n stop cock, Inserted INTO
.',a ..o conveying the steam, The norhmen can
ne -" the temperature OF the water at plea
r. Ha''. a, the condensation of the steam on
SIRE, ,he tub, Of kettle as it is yet called, Is
''ei' '59nal to the evaporation, II IS kept con-
a''19 mn and in little time, full of distilled
''4a! which Is the best tor the purpose Mr.
y ,,,l,o mas mas applied for patent. Gosette.
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Ell and Winter Gontls.


TN AVID q noBERI KYLE offer TO their
- customers aud the public, 81 assortment
oi D. asOnable FANCY ~ SlAPLL GOODS,
which m quality aud variety have never been
surpassed IN this market. Amongst the afti.
cles just received nre the following
ii Dfab Cloths. various shades for Gentle =
mems great coats
Blue and Black Cloths, (far below The com
mon prces)
Pelse Cloths, various oolors and dae quality
Superior English Silk Vestings
Black figured Silks
Shaded figured Gro de Naples
Plain black do.
Figured and plain Smiths, assorted
Rich tnncy oilk bandkerchirfs
Ladies' black aud white silk hose
Gdnllemeo's do. do. do.
Do. do. do. hull do.
Blue, pink, white and black Grape liesse
Italian grapes, assorted
Superior grippe robes
81 aud al black Grape hbkfs.
SILK yelVcts aud plushcs
handsome assortment OF infants cap pat-
Gymps aud piping cords
. superb feather edged ribbons
Shaded satin do.
fine kentngs
CURED landlord and PLAN book muslin
| Plum and figured jaekonet do.
Do. do. null do.
A large supply of oambreks
Elegant white silk shoes
PruneIla do.
An assortment of morocco & sealskin do.
Superior and common cnlicoes
Ladies' fne and coarse black worsted hose
Satin and Lulesiring ribbons, assorted
Tortoise shell tuck and side oombs.
Imitation do. do.
Cashmere shawls
3 Cases Irish lnnens, excellent texture and
finish
White and red lannels
Rose. point, duille 4 whitney blankets
Coarse cloths and cassinots, lot servants
Swansdown Vesting3
foillnet do.
Brown aud black Hollands
Green baize aud OH cloths
German tinker ROiting Cloths, from No. To
inclusive, OF very snp,Jior fabric
Cotton aud woDl rnrds
Cotton yarns, from No. To IL
general assortment OF Snddlery and Hard
ware, together with
Several eases oil Gentlcmens and Boys lur
hnts Ac &c.
| In addition IL the above, n further supply
will be received IN tow days, all of which
| viii be found Of the best quality, and al pr.
ces 10 suit the times.
Noy.27.
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W W anonymous writer, who dates from New
IN charges Messrs Gates a Seaton with
sPy IPefiy Expressing Mr.. .kandolpIls speech
n "rheicd dgung The last session OF Congress.
r''ta'fs thus reply to their correspondent.
81 ne lAcis ahom Ne Randoph's speeches arc
Nh! suited and the simple statement of diem
o9f ah-sniiicient asyllication.
;, --''3"l OF the speeches OF Mr. x. in addition
Az. g'uSe previously published, were written off.
Ioa p'atea IA ms hands for revision, before the
,, u ApIl last. When about one-halfof these
!, 'pls hdd been revised. returned to us. nut
PsPt' and corrected in proof sheets by AIr.
fa lPa' he declined for the present furnishing
I'm, ,'iiihdff, not desiring his speech at that
= 81" "FPe',., toi reason which he assigned
f,,, eaitors, which it is not material to report
nSa" 'aah to say that il did not concern either
Al our reporter, We complied with his wish.
7,eS' inconvenience until we found that. Mr..
H. u sailed for England, without retunipn
tbar. ''''i.oer of that speech or either of the O.
dil ~ MS possession. Before his departure he
Pea, justice to cause to be published in the
ato Jpn Oh this city. by member of the Sen
fr,,' l''. exemption of the editors of this paner
ON. uipnlatlon Of Withholding his speeches.
for nj u eo''ofs he had no occasion to exoneratc
r.io n'od9 a some tthcm have undertaken 10 ar,
or,,,. "S' 'pcy have themselves. possessing eual
II, or,i with us, never attemptcdto rcport n.
p, 'eSant as soon as we could after NJ,
departure. to redeem our pledge 70 ronart
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hator srlfin offering the above Lotteries 10 The
public 10 receive liberal patronage, aud particularly
invite The attention Of every person To these schemes and
they viii pareolve the very first glance that they arn
much the most brilliant ever got up IN Virginia and
when they recoirct the object OF those Lotteries, am
noraJcd tbefc are none. hui Will lend he ping hand
ms i not all they should 2ok at, there Is chance oicr
tnr an independent fortune for the small trlfe OF 90
Where is the person VINO NIll not embrace tins Gd,dtH
OPportuattg} - 80
Hnenc the above win be found the scheme of the JEFF
fcrson orrv This Lottery was granted by The Legs
l7tnra of Virginia for purpose well known 10 Us all.
I, - norfrd and sincerely hope, those tickets viii not
remain on hand but will he Immediately bought mp, by u
b,ra p,ic Y, no with show their gratitude TO de
pared putrot who Devoted his whole e to the beIeit
acSt4 country and the pubic generally
Orders from any part Of the United states by mail
0p,t p.ud ENCLOSING the cash prza tickets VIII ,
,tenkjk received and promptly attended Ia as II on
,roa ,,uplico,ion BE direct your orders tO
EoPRUS ONCE where the capitals are always for sale.
ABRAIA r. NoRIES;
Nam Street, Lyrchbur
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0L~Lotteryl Lottery In

R1fflE dfaNipg o. the Ofand etais esitery
IL ut Virginia, 2nd Class, iook place in
Richmond, On the 2lst inst agreeahy to our
former annonncemeni---an eihcial iisi Of the
drawing has been received, which shows That
the inhabitants OF Lynehb0re and iis Vicinity
have bern unusually lneky, considering tie
lennness of the scheme much mere 81 than
IN any former drawing. ] announced tn the
public IN my former poelieal addIess, ihat
Da.s Fortune hnd sworn 10 take np her
resldenoe NJ my truly Lucky oniee for tie
Winter aud SO fttr, she has been FOOD a.
Ter word, Tor sold nearly nll the Sloo ard
sbu PRIZES IN the scheme. LynetbnfK IS ~
Luck. and consequently, nov Is the Time for
penplt ~ buy Lottery Tickets. i0r there -
nothing like pushing luck, and lnrk y every
thing alter all Those thai wish % adventure
~ lotteries have now the most favorable OBJ
pprtaaty have ever known IN f'rginia
The drawing ut the Dismal swamp Canh
Lottery, 4lh Class, viii take place IN Rich
Hund Oh thc 9th Docember neAi Any per
son will perceive from HE very fest glance
AT the scheme, that - by far the most mag
ni6cenl aud grand one thai was ever in Yir-
giniH. II contains more capital prices than
any former scheme, aud the pgiee OF The tick
ets lower, and above Nil, tbs SEEMS to be the
time for luck, and when luck Is up, then ~
the flmc Ia buy--tnr the small sum Of 50 YOU
might obtain S2o,Ot0, mud Tor 81 2 you
might obtain &lU,000. Money is more schrae
aud wanting, than have known for many
years aud II people will be va negleetlu ~
Ia let this golden opportunity pass by without
calling At my truly lucky ollice aud securing
n chance IN this grand aud migb'y scheme
when il only reqnres 81 - lbel might oh
lnin them 81 QUO, WHY iheu they de.erye Ia
want money. --.Bn do hope no person will
In So uegleetlul oil his real interest, n not Ia
call n my truly fortunate oihee, where The
520,ooo Is far sale for the small SUN Of Of 50.
BE sure aud call on your old If'end
ADRIAN II, NORTH.
NOV. o.
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u DOLLARS REMARp.- IL

OK DOLLARS REWARD Lost in
~Sop Aynchburg, last evening, or hele ecu
tla place aud my house, "a Bedford county -.
small Morocco Purse. containing about
300 dollars in Bank Notes, of which four
were fifty dollar notes OF tie new impression,
payable at the Office OF tn Farmers Bank nj
Lynchhnrg the balance were small notes
OF five and ten dollprs. In a part ol TIE purse
was contained IA few papers of no nse 10 any
person except the snbscrbef-Io the best Of
my recollection my name WAC written on
one Of the folds ol The purse, which may MOI
be observed except by a particular examine.
lion. The above reward will be- pnid for the
delivery Of the purse aud its contents 10 ei.
ther OF The officers ofthe Farmers Bank at
Lynchburg. WIN. kADFORD.
NOV, %. te2t33
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Nov. 81.
Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.

Gornish's Remedy for the Piles.
Fn3E Medicine now offered to the public,
"a is one which has been fully suhiecte
10 The intalible test Of experience aud in o.
very instance where II has been fairly tried,
il has been attended with the most complete
success. In some Of Tue cases, the patients
had been laborlng under the disease for years,
and during that period had received the best
medical advice, and had even undergone h
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. 1t is not dixie those usually ad-
vertised,) offered as certain cure for long
catalogue Of diseases, but those afflicted with
this complaint, for which alone il Is recon-
mendsd, may rely with confidence upon OBJ
tanning relief, even in its worst forms, in a
short time and they themselves are the best
judges Of the Importance Of such remedy ~
Price 50 cents per box, with directions sign
ed =. the proprietor.
'"hc subscriber IS appointed Agent for the
sale of the above medicine
WALTER ii. MIDDLETON
Nov 81
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DnINIsrRAToR,s sALE.-on satur

n DMINISTRATOR'S sALE.--on satur-
81 day The oh Of next month, AT the house
OF the late Thomas Lain in Bethel, Amherst
county, shall proceed to sell, to the highest
bidder, al public auction, all the estate OF said
Ihos. aiU, Of every denomination consist
ing Of slaves, stock, boats, household and
kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, &c. &C.
Terms made known On the day Of sale.
SAML. GARLAND, admr. of
Thomas Lain, deceased.
Nov Ct. QYitdsd3
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r AND FOR SALE.--In pursuance OF a
II decree oil the county court of Amherst
in thapeery sitting, aud to rs directed, wc
sail on Thursday, the 9Th day of December
next, upon The premises, proceed 10 sell al
oablic auction, 10 The highest bidder, thu
tract Of land, Of which George Powell, deed.
died seized and possesard ot lying aud being
IN the said county ot Amherst, near 1renrs
Ferry, aud adjoining The lands Of David S
Garland, Prosser Powell, Dahney Philips and
others containing about onr hundret and
lerty acres. From the superior qualily OF
tins land and its proximity 10 Lynchburg lit
is we'll deserving the attention OF those desi
ring 70 purchase such property. The terms
oil the sale will he one third oil the purchase
money on The lst day Of May, 1927 , one
third on the lst day OF May, 1923 aud the
remainder on the Isl day May, 1870. fhc
purchaser 10 give bond aud approved person
al security for the first payment and deed
OF trust on the land for In other two pay
ments. WM. PENpLErON, ! -
WM. ". SCOTT,
WATT PEfflJOHN, -
JAMES LEE,
Nov. 81. tlcCds33
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JEFFERSON LOTTERY.

TO be drawn on the Combination plan, IN kicIunond
Three Prizes, as follows
Monticello Estate, Valued at $1,000
Shadwcl, 3o,eo
Albemare ll,3OO
The above Estate. valued under oath b. ConmIs-
soners appointed for That purpose by the Legislature OF
Virginia.
> Price Tickets $40. There are no dares
of iicteiS IN this Lottcly.
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ST. LOUIS. Oct 26.--We learn that Major
S1BLEY, QUO of the Commissioners appointed by
our Government to establish road from our
Western boundary TO the con fines of New Mex.
CO, aud to treat with the intermediate indian
tribes for the uninterrupted use of it, and JosEPu
c. BRowE, Esq, the Surveyor ofthe route. have
reached oursetlements The three Commissions
els, with therparty, left St Louis in June, 1928
and proceeded that summer far rs the boun.
dairy line ofthe United States, on the Arkansas.
al which place they waited until atem the month
of September. for authority 10 continue the sur
sey through the Mexican territory. No permits
sion beng received 1t was concluded between
the Commissioners that Nh. SIBrfY aud Mr..
BRowN, the Surveyor, with ten men. should pass
over 10 the Spanish settlements, and winter, and
that Coils. REEVES and NATHER, with the re-
niander OF the party, should return 10 our own
borders. II appears Mr.. PoIk,Err, our Minis
ter, found more difficulty than was expected in
obtaining the assent of the Mexican Government
10 the location of the road, aud II was not until
late in the hummer of tins year, that an order
was obtained 10 that effect. Under this order,
Nj. SIBLEY has surveyed the Westernpaft ofthe
road, and connected II with that run last sum.
mer.
From the known intelligence of the gentlemen
enga led in this expedition. we may expect consi-
derable additions to our knowledge of this remote
country, both as to its geography and to the
prospect of carrying on an extensive and lucra-
tive commerce with its inhabitants
twill be recoleeted taat this is the party who
were supposed to haze been murdered by the In
dams and we feel much qualification in thus be-
ng able to announce their return Ii vet re .
mains mystery, who composed the party SAID
TO have been cut of; indeed may well doubt
whether any occurrence OF the kind has taken
place. [Repubiicdn.
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The editor of the Knoxville Enquirer promises
to publish large manuscript" written by the
late James 5. Gdiaes the subject OF Astrono-
my. He says it is an attempt to overthrow the
modern and popular theory Of that science, aud
to establish in its stead totally different and en-
tifclv new one"
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SPLENDID SCHEME.

Dhoic Tickets So 90 Quarters 81 o5
Hdires Q so Eighths 81
For Tickets, Shares or Certificates in any OF
the virginia Lotteries, apply Mt the prompt
aud Lucky Office OF e. A. WRITER'S,
Lynchburg.
Prize Tickets received for Tickets the same
as cash, aud all orders carefully aud prompt.
iy attended to If addressed 10
G.. A. WRITER'S,
Nov. o7. Lynchbure.
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A woman was recently exposed in the pillory
and broude9, at Paris-the capital Of ciyilization
- During the time of her beng exposed" says
the Paris paper, = She was agtdted by a conya-
siyo trembling and when the branding ronwas
applied to her shoulders, she uttered n piercing
shrich' However enormous her crime, that
shrek should have pierced the heart of every
InanNho couldreeoIlcct his mother, orhad adaugh-
ter sister, or wife. 4 truly refined, humane
and wise legislation would prescribe all penal
exposure and direct corporal ntiction, in the
case of females. Ndi Gds.
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Dis speeches. fron such materials as Ne Ind.
seanty enough Is aay one may imagine, WHO las
recently hcarn ar. ttndolph 10 debate aud
therefore could not bus see the difficulty oil re-
porting his speeches The Grst speech VS.
published. Our reporter was engaged IN tran
scfibing the second, aud had nearly got through
II, hisp pen stopping m the midst OF sentence IN
the middle OF the 9th page Of his manuscript,
when he was suddenly afflicted by disease
under the painful mental sensation OF winch, he
instantly lcft the city, and was hundreds oil miles
distant before we heard from him We have
not since seen him. We are not certain that We
ever shall, deeply as We shall regret it, because
he possessed much of our respect and esteem
The manuscript notes are in our possession but,
as viii be seen hereafter ofno possible use"
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ERRA1lAl.

Mcssrs Editors; Please obIige me by making
the following tratam in the last note, al tue
bottom Of the last piece, No. 4 OF the CORES
pondence &c. &C. II Is imPortala-t on the
word pnficPie, read particle Il.
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An appl at on by the Board Of Managers of
the New Jersey Colonization Society has been
made 10 the Legislature, for their assistance in
their philanthroplc views. II is ascertained that
there are many people OF color IN New Jersey
willing and ready TO enba for TIM colony, if the
adequate means are PROVIDED. We have color
ed population of above 10000.
NeW Jersey Patriot
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u T G. Smith intends performing Divine
service at 81 Matde,e's Ch,uah, Anlhsrst, on
the morning OF Sunday next.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-27
SCiIEAlE

TINS IS a very brilliant scheme Tickets are
now low, viz
a. Whole tickets s. 90 Quarters y %
Halves 80