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perceived and sustained. His knowledge was
Srsiound---his researches to his last moment nm
| 'e'aitting He possessed mind of cxtraor,,iuo-
~ comprehension, and the strongest and most en-
'ch'''e powers OF anaIysiS-hc cnioyed the e.,
tfet %, id2ntlya, himself with his case and odJ
'nS sort OF personal interest to his professional
ooiiIa'ion. Enducd with Il brilliant irnayiu,tion
oi,!icd with accuiSto and discriminating, views
OF English history, enriched with all the fruits cf
various knowledge and blessed with noble on
otnsiasm-he appeared nj The bar the very m ,,,.l
OF learned, accomplished and eloquent lawyer
NJ i,nmet was seized with apoplexy on We'd.
nesddy, while engaged in the Circuit Court ne tho
oi,'Hh states, III that important case commonly
called the Sailors Snug !Iarbour--be,ar an oc.
"oh oy inc heirs OF the late Capt. Randall to
recover a iinj oil about 1850 900, be9ueatbc3 bv
that gentleman for the purpose OF buiILinr an
asylum for that valuable class of men. For.t,,,,
weeks previously he had been constantly defend
!'B Lieut.. renewal OH a charge of eXtortion and
ia the great caise OF Nj. Aston invoIy,nr his
right to iandS IN Putnam county 10 the amounf ~
PefhaPs SSc',3B9. In the former case he dc
iehdci MS Cheat with all his accustomed yi,,u,
'na lniiity, and the result was verdict of ac9uit
'ai-in the latter, he addressed the jury in stvIe
oi animated etoqnance, OF prompt anu overwhcjn
ing retnrt, ana OF powerful argument. winch was
s'id by many of his audience - have even say
passed his earlier efforts.
Mr Emmett was insenaIblc from the moment
nc was taken until his death, which tool, place y
lew hours afterwards. tie fcii MARTYR ~ hi,
deep sense OF professional day - MS clients Az
To the constant labour and excitement Of Tx. I2s
two weeks. The severe G,tigues o. the day. we're
to him prelude merely t. the loar, weariso,us
anu protractrd Investigate rs of the night
Icy
Mr.. EWyET.-Wc ..a.lr>.and that William
sampson, Esq has bccn selected To write TIC hi-
oSraPhy 81 Mr.. Emmett and his ExccIIency, De |
"it Clinton, to deliver his "u!ngy. A letter vas
written to the Governor Yesterday on the sub;ec,
by the Committee. The selections are unexceo |
tonahIc, and the best that could be made. We |
anticipate from the pen of Mr.. Sampson, a work |
winch Will not only do justice to the Industrious sub
lec, but Will be one OF the most interesting bocks
ot the age.-CJmmerci0L
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TWENTIETH CONGRESS.
LIST OF MEMBERS

LIST OF MEMBERS.
IHe hrSt session Of tic T,rcaticth C,roress anil
commence o" Monday, the SD dav of December ust
THE SENATE
JOHN Z CALHOUN, Vice President Of tho II.
nited States, e1.eGcio president OF the Senate
WMTEK LowRIE, .Sscretarn
Maiac-John Chandler, nAlbion K. Paris
~ E"mpshire-Samuel Bell, Lev, Woodbury.
A1ssachasetts-N,t h'l Si!sbec, sDaniel Wehs,er
C,anccticat-*Samuel A. Foot, Calvin Wiley
r. tstaRf--Nehcmiah II. Knight, Asher Robbins
te,moa'--Dudlcy Chase, Heratio Seymour
gen iJrk-Martm Van Buren, Nathan Sanford
". JsTsey-Mahlpu Dickerson Ephraim Bate,nan n
PeaasY'c0aia-Wm Mlrks, Isaac ID. Barnard
D"eah arc-sLouis M'La,,e, Henry NJ. Rdreev.
Smith. Ezekiel Chambers.
v,'g'"'u-Littleton w. Tazewell, John TYLER.
". Carohra-Iohn Branch Nathaniel Macon.
y |T"of'au-Willian, s nth. Robert Y. Havne
NJ Pherson Ecrr en-, TIL w. Cobb
e"fTchH--llioha-j NJ Johnson, John Rowan
,!"eS y.e--jo'n a. Eaten, Hugh L. White
0ao William III. Harrison, Beniamin Rurgles.
1 {, ",.'*'"n@mnomniqns Boaigny, ). S. Johnsteo.
,g =. William Hendricks, James Noble.
~ ~, $50 !StDD,-Thos. III. Williams, Powhatan Ellis
~, X Kane, Jesse B. Thomas.
4 le"13nn-!ienry Cham5crs, William Il Kino
"tSSo"T!-David Rart.rR Thomas III. Benton
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FOR LEASE OR RENT

ne new brick building now erect
'aS ny The subscriber. .ar commence abau
an way between Charlottesville and ~,
University of Virginia, froatine. The east en-,
~ the street OF the latter. and Command, II
an extensive and beautiful view of bo!
places. as well as a great extent Of coun,r,
%r"und. is designed far public house; ana
IS expected TO be completed by the IS, %.
ianoary nSxi. lis location, The eievatio.
aud beauty &c the situation. aud the .iz,
i"d arrangement cr the inferior of the bur!
"'ng. render it very desirable. The hnu-
., fifty fyr by fifty f.cf, four stories h,s,
'ith 81 rooms. The bile will be of brick
ioS lay 81 frtt. sutfiri IT TO slanle 30 horses
All other necessary .ou.es will be added
"i,h m extensive g eden aud rs many lot,
OF land adjoining as may be deemed nsces,
s"ry: well is already sunk which u.f.rd.
az abundance of excellent water. Thi. go
Establishments the subsctiber proposes to ieas
or rent. and invites all disposed 70 vie% III.
premises. ALEX: GARRETT
S"ut 22
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A SITUATION WANTED.

Richard II JOHNSON, who has 1ren ,uga-
Sed in the business Of instruction, for The
last eight or ten years, and who can furnish
satisfactory testimonials Of his character
'nd qualifications. wishes to get employment
he ensuing year, III some respectable family
Beic hborhood' He will teach The Eng
Ssh Language dramatically, Composition.
latin Grammar, Astronomy, Gpoerap ply
Of the Globes. Arithmetic. and Mathe
uaf'rs. Any communication directed 10
,"r"'frsvjllc, AIbcmarIe, will he prompt,
attended to, August 4; 1897.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

Mr' tales, IN MS paper Of yesterday mor,;,,
ianaents that he has been compelled ,o -.
MS sheet from Repabiieam to Imperial He na m.1
not nave given himself uneasness ON TIM, 800,
as the people have discovered that the chance h,s
,ong since taken pace-in abandoning their cams.
s ospus'ng that OF the coalition the Intell,e
eel mas become Imperial, and ceased 10 be r.
P""hcan 1t has slandered the choice ~ , Te nc
PIE, man who las done more in one ae,sn co..
er ms country with glory, than the whole o,f H.
present cabinet put together, could do in cent,,.
u. s.. IeiegroDh
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SILT.

HAVE just received 20 sacks Of Salt,
a which | will dispose of on moderate tenn
aiiber by the Sack or Bashel. Al.o, one casS
of good Cheese six bptr. TaiIow Candles, onr
chest OF Tea, twelve Kegs Crackers, two boxes
Bunch Ra,>iDs, Coffee and Sugars of the bes'
quality. which vii sell also dcsoose Of in iha
qrs' terms for Cash \ few barrels Fam,lg
Flour JOSEPH BISHOP.
Dec If Raudom Row.
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For RENT.

The House and Lot at present ocr
eupied by Maj. James o. Carr AS BOARDING
house, and nearly opposite the Central IIo-
tel Possession given in December next
ALso-thc House and Lot formcrIy occupi-
ed by Doctor Jno. G.. RagIaud, deed. and
at present by DR. Frank Carr. For terms
apply to o. NORRIS.
nnf "a
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JACK Eor- MEETING.

VIE citzan6 of Aihenrarle friendly e.
n the election Of Gen. Andrew Jsck,tn
the Presidency of the United States. ani
opposed to The reelection IL JOAN q AZ
rs. are requested TO attend at Their Cnur,
1"uSe on the first Monday in D,crmbs 4
next. S{\NV CE'..:vENS
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NOTICE.

A petition will be presented to
the Enext General Assembly of Virginia,
praying that law. may pass 10 grant IA
Charter for the Incorporation Of "A Compa.
ny 20 make IA Turnpike road, from The hi.
wanna River, near Charlottesville 10 Ge
most onveneDt point on tho stanton aud
5eottsyille Turnpike road below RockGsh
Gap. Oct. 10.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

HARAM TIE MoGUI.--As the climate obi
ges the ladies ofthe haram to only very light
dresses, there some manufactured OF silk of
SO fine texture, that tie whole dress does not
weigh more than ounce! They repose III
these dresses, which they change 10 the morning,
casting aside the former as Of no further USE Ev-
cry day they assume dress OF different colour.
They adorned besides with an immense guam
tity of jewels the collar of their robe is bordered
with two bands of diamonds enchased in the CEN
tire of two rows of pearls, crossing upon the sto-
mach. Their car rings and bracelets arS of sur
prising beauty Their fingers and also their toes,
which are bare, the feet being covered with SAN
dals only, ornamented equally with the most
beautiful rings. All the wives of the Mogu, and
| all the illnesses (his daughters,) carry the
thumb of the right hand, in the form of ring, a
, small looking glass bordered with pearls. They
cast their eye necessarily upon this mirror it is
! with them the occupation Of every moment Their
most becoming ornament is golden girde of the
breadth cftwo fingers, enriched with Jewels Man
ties Of the metal are suspended to it, s,rown
! with diamonds whose poin are terminated by
knots of pearls. What is very surprising, is thai
each of these ladies has change of six or eight
sets Of these pears.-Lon IFcetH Recieo.
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FOR RENT,

For the ensuing year, the House
and bo III the main stree, now sernp,ed
ny Mr.. John Tompkius The house is large
and r"mmodious, and part Of il being fitted
up as store, is well suited FOE the merrau-
tie business.--ns well as the residence Of n
family. There is good garden and all
necessary ont houses attacked. For ,erms
apply TO j. A. G.. Davis or to tn" Subscri.
ber A. g. OUARIES
Nov 3-tf
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NOTICE.

"A PEfl ION will be presented to tho
L "a H"xi General Assembly Of Virginia at
u" ensuing session, for a law 10 be passed
hanging The place Of holding eouris for The
"ounfy Of Finvanna. from the present place
4 holding said courts 10 place on the op~
"'s'e SIDE OF the Rivanua river, in said
county. called Palmyra.
NpY ~ tf
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TWUraRMS

"1chnnh :rrek, ,n the county Of A,be.
mahe'--"" which there are good dweii;no.
houses &c One If them contains m,ra ,h"S
.oo Acres Of open Land, aud The other between
b,n Soo acres. 'hcrc are creek l,w grounds
y" %''"' For terms apply to J. A. q. Davis or to
wy CIT NJ ] sJJNOp
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PORT FOLTO'S,

OF different sizes, kept constantly
on hnnd at the charlottesville Biank Book
.Nanufaciory, two doors South Of The Post
Office, for SAFE By IL. WATTS,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

Ertraordinary.-A few days ago a Canadian
woman at Chambly, while making an Omelet Tor
some persons who were to breakfast with her OPEN
cd egg for the purpose and to her surprise
found it to contain a Ire snake, about two inches
in length, and resembling in almost every partic-
ular the common grass snake, with the exception
ofthe head being unusually large and fat. When
liberated it crawled about on the flying pan with
much avidity. Several of the neighbors were
witnesses Of the fact The hen that laid the egg
was Immediately killed, and number of soft eggs
were taken out of her, each of which on being
broken was found to contain snake, in size and
perfection proportioned to those OF the egg con-
tanning it. We have often heard of iron, bones,
and other hard substances being found in eggs ;
but the fact of the snakes being alive, and the
other eggs having similar contents, is certainly
very extraordinary, and will puzzle naturaists to
explain the cause.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

4 FoNWAHN al per,a.,. from tradin.
Il 'oT note of mine, .xeeutsd 10 Samuel
= bradford. for ninsry Ave dotlar., same
"'ne last month. rs The consideration oe The
,'me IL For hors" purchased &c john GRAY.
s. IA. agent for said Bredfo'd) and ~Sch
HoTse has since been iakra to satisfy 20 tx
""uiion for John IL. Jones against sid iar~y
Nov f7--tf Jp. fs,;,,C r.
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STOP THE THEFT!

II
DoI,,.sr ' VIII give the reward of five
ne hors', on his delivery TO ps'" 'of
NV Eft mr., Su,r,,,
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"BcJust and fear noi.p
SHAKESPEARE.

Wy, :. SHAKESPEARE.
y" "ei II came 10 hand ne was quietly seated i'm
his armchair, and taking it up, the first thin thar
stfuck ms eye was the new motto, which he read
ans, punctuated thus "Be Just an icar not Shake
sPeare. This admonon, as he took it to be.
ushered forth in staring capitals, could not fail TO
arouse all his political zeal. "Snakespeares' he
exclaimed, ut the same time jumping out OF lis
CHAIR and clenching both fists, 't'l have 'em to
know that don't fear Shakespeare nor any other
Federalist' Worcester iSDy.
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HENRY PRICE

HENRY PRICE
x H"5 '"s.r T." inf"rm ,is fr,pads and tho
z" pnb''c. that he has iu.i received a ne,ora;
n."''f"e"t of extra Snp~rfne Black RIM
Drnb. ard Mixed n'ue'
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
n! o' which. hrn.s pa caas ID 70. e..h. at
supply III, patrons on very .dva,t,r.ou. ~
,c', .nn'uda'ins ,.Im,. ""u
~ b' Having FIRST rate workmeu en-a..5.
t"A",'" 20 execute orders in a style not in
TUT ~ I" m :" ths Un,t.d St,tes
Nov - fS1.--if
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

DANCING. The Virginia Visitor contains a
oo"i'huhic1tlon under the classical signature OF
'o"ruuou, denouncing the amusement of dan.
ei"2' mere arc strange distinctions made in this
"oiio between different kinds of exercise. No
one, VIC DeheVe, has as yet discovered, any immor-
ai'y III skating or running for exercise but as the
aye becomes more refined we shall probably have
moran laws passed against these amusements also.
- 'nere any immortality in mans Jumping over
renee twenty times, pour posscr ie Iems-ye pre-
sumo not take away the fence then, and let a
man Jump away as much as before is this wick.
ed! Are the muscles unprncpled and the fee,
immoral! No. Let this motion he nerfarn,ed
WIN ease and grace--do they render wicked wha,
was before innocent "'"'
but then the hIdle-what can be said in onoIo
gy Tor the fiddle? lob sure there is notbino
uhPrincipled III the fine flowing name of a noble
steed, but pluck the hairs from that name and
weave then: INTO strings for the fiddle bow. and Ia!
ney become instruments OF evil The case then
appears 10 stand thus-a man may hop. skip. iump
or run, without music, and no harm IS done3hu,
II ne DO tins gracefully, and keep time with the
notes OF the fiddle, he is guilty of abominat;,,
But when the fair and the young assemble in ,ho
chceriulness OF innocence, and .smix IN the go,
dance which gives elasticity to the form. nna
ifosY h2attb f. the eheeks thcr offend against thc
law OF morality This is the only inicremcG to be
drawn, Tor IL Jumping and hopping be wicked in
ehemse!oes, frogs and grasshoppers are in bad
way.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
'"r rem. f"r "ns year or term of
= years. beginning the goth day of De.en,ber>
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1t is stated in the Mobile Register that in con-
sequence Of the great demand of Mechanics,
since the FIRE at Mobile, carpenters wages have
advanced to FIVE dollars day, and even at that
price, understand it is impossible to engage G.
nough q them,
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TAILORING.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
VIE House on 1.udr.n Row. recentiy orcu.
n r'rdhy Mr. p t. Doyi. u. a hr, and Shoe
'e me stand rs very eligible one; we'll
calculated fnr alnos, any k.td of business Foo
'eros &c enquire Of
w If-3t fIEDRGE FO0IE
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

Some twenty or twenty-five years since, in a
neighboring town. dwet man of some conse-
quence in his neighborlood, but not noted for ms
erudiuon or knowledge. Being a subscriber to a
new spa'er, as all good citizens should be- lie mb.
bed no small degree Of the party zeal which char.
acteriicd most OF the papers OF those times A.
bout the time we arc speaking OF his favo,ite ma.
per adopted a motto, reading in this manner.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

In lale trial in England, in which Mr.. Brough.
am was for the plaintiff, and Sergeant Cross for
the defendant, damages were claimed for the neg
lrent manner in which the defendant, q Decor had
treated broken leg ofthe plaintiffs. Mr.. Baron
Ruock charged the jury that the defendant had
undertaken, in point OF law and in fact to attend
the plaintiff, and they must decide whether bis at
tention was such as was necessary, and ought to
have been rendered. Verdict--dama gcs ESQ. on
the ground that there was negligence.
We take his opportunity to remark, that this
is the law Of our country and, considering the ha-
voc made among the poor and ignorant, by the
State, it is a matter Of surprise they have not beer
arrested in their progress by the application of thi,
law Penn. Gazette
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"The Eloquence Of the United States" a work
in five handsome octave volumes, containing some
Of the finest specimens sofI American Eloqucnce,
since the beginning Of &c Revolution till the pre-
sent time, has Just been published by Mr. Willis
ton, in Mlddletown, Conn. The style of the exc
cution is highly crcditablc, and worthy of the
subject.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-17

to produce this letter, but that there was such
letter, there is no doubt Thus while Clay
was intriguing with one party to secure Ad
ANS election, Adams himself was intriguing
with the other-and if the federalists could by
their Influence have secured his election, John
Sergeant was TO have been Secretary Of State
But Clay brought the largest force into the
field, consummated the plot and 60, the great
est honor. Sergeant was consoed by the Ia
cubaya Mission.
The names of two gentlemen, members Of
Congress, are left with as warrant for the
above statement.
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Pishey Thompson
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n 1897 whether repealed or in force. hrrangea !,
Chrono,ogical order, with CoPious index Chue
the ;nsnee,ion of Mr.. Justice story.
b, Washington City, OCTOBER ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-17
Public sale

WILL sell for cash, to the highest bidder, on the
i 22d instant, at ~ o'ciock, the premises,
a LOT OF GROUND,
situated in the town of Alexandra, and bounded as
on the north side Of Montgomery
street at its ntersee elton with the west side OF Aired
street and running thence northwardly on Ae a.,
MsndevIe,s LOT. thence south eighty five degrees,
westtwo hundred and fifty two feet TO Patrick street,
,hence With patrick stree. two hundred and twenty
seven feet to Montgomery street. thence eas,wardly
two hundred and fory;s1 feet ten INCHES 20 ,nf nJ
10 LEWIS fipkins, and BY Hipkns to T. f. hason' and
This lot has post and rail fence two sides OF u,
and has been for several years taken IN umothy.
good title will be made to the purchaser ,s ;,vy,r1
Get 12 l. W. Hh"i''f