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N,NeEN PUBLICATIONS. Tho subscriber
NJ has the pleasure of annahneing 10 bis
friends and The public thu he has just received
supply Of new publications.. among winch arB
to BE- found The following
iiape Leslie OF euly tunes ~ the Mnssatli
,c'ls. Il, die author Of Redwood ia vols
The Novels Of thas IL t,len Brown. e9us
la,ning Ntilnnd, Arthur Metu, q moad Ia.
ror Hondy. Jtue ] 71bui y Thfa Howard. witA
Nefaoir ot the ealor ~ Il sals.
lhaaheih DE Bruce b. The nuihor II Ci,n
Nlhin, > vols
The Devil upon two s'ifl,s u4aspfed fror,
me Dinblc BoitehnX Of VI l. saRrtH winch are
D'eGNch q critical hitter nnoa aH,v ait and di
iIoear briwcn hochmnetsefN ldtd
Evening Entertainments, .ly J b ktpping,
vol
Military sketch Book by an officer Of tho
tine.
The American shuoicr's oonnpaion COMMIT.
,,ne such plain nd simple fat as nfe nFrc,
,ory 10 inirodu,e the ior, isafieHt.ad oto a ~
knna ledge of al lai relates 10 fhc doe md no
cortrrt usc 81 tlif gu I'll elegant Pilates
Celf,eae CetiageEr,heee. vot
1tensl's ~ fFisae On i've pa'tl by VIM.
Dodf, / l., y.
4 view If the covenant Of sfaer from tine "a.
erred &C ifds, bt tn Roy 1ho Boston
lhe Pulpit Assislnnt continuing thiee hun
lrcd outlines of Skeletons Of sermons, viii nn
essay on The composition Of asefnian ia 3 ,als.
Pneumaiolaeia, of discourse concerning lie
Ilnl. Spni, hv Jne owen u b.
Wesley Dohl'.. Ihppous n Wars hymns.
Prayer Books (sepc,iuA
Theory and Pfhrt"p ol lhssic bv Gro, Gre.
Fory with notes aud additions by Naihl Potter
VI u. aud s. Calhoun VI u
johnson on the Morbid sensib,liit Of the sto,
mach AMI bowels
An Inquiry min1hc nature aud treatment ~
Diabetes q Cnlrnlus, hv Wm. pron n - +.
T. & with notes iud additions by 5. Calhoun
VI d.
Goodies Study ri Mcdfine
Tho Your NillelirbtsE4 Millcrs Guide, n.
msune4 By twenty elrhi . efiplivs nlnirsj b.,
Oliver Ivnns with addilinns nod corrections by
the professor al mechanics IN the fftnhlin lnsit
tutr fnst rdilion)
Darby = tuYetshl Gazetteer, 1877, with u map
Of thr United State.
Catnllp's Phibo4ophy
Gnmnnt OF Astronomy, with problems on the
plohaa.
orammnr Of fbIIosopby :. Chemistry by Rev
| David Blnr.
rone'. Gyrsns Bun's, Scots 1. Moore,s
NorhseIcqantIy bopnd.
STATIONARY
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| GtedgeI PM and Plain Letter paper,
| Quill n,so ted Seeding W., Waters, rcd "a
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lnhsRadtshcs Z EnglBh SIafes.
{. \. WRITER'S.
! Who has alsntof sale an extensive naspiimrni
Of acknowledgements mall tie departments OF liiefe.
fure aud s,.adee. md particularly general ~
/ sotfn,anl nl al tho Enrl'sh Latin, Greek ann
| Frneh School Books 81 4 l,aest aud most apps
proved editions Country Ner, hape aud Ten.
| rHrfs suppl ID on fbe most Reasonable terms
/ with all and every article In the Book aod sta
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! August Il.
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but they lave bunt themselves IN sitl,ee md
zach OF Its propagaors pow seeks 10 fly from
ihe responsibility OF pablo accn>er. One re.
heeuon On this pau OF the subject. strikes Us
With peculiar force. Mr.. Ciav has be,., cI1sra.
ed VIA a base crime. and yet no honorable ma,
viii avow himsei to be the author ut thar cb.,,.s
Ill deny that they stand towards Nr Ga, m
h' rcI1tonoi publicaceasers. rs II they ha.r a
pic'ehtlmeniotthe iniamy whlcn awaits the nun
VINO shail take thai posniou. The question -
whether IN honorable nan ought Il rcaal such
charges as no honorable ntd viii stand sponsor
Tor.
We have written more than We expected When
we com aeneed this article vel we cannot but
quote the following paragraphs ir5mtur ne...
mond Enq llrcr OF Feb. l,2j. II show, what
all candid mcn thought of the charge when frsf
made, aud may induce some who arcnoN ., halt
lns between Two opmion,' 10 deelde IN favor al
prosecuted nauccnce, rather than OF per,eeulnr
intolerance -
=. From tie Rich nond Enquirer, Of rebraar,, is45
=" AStoth other qaestion. unea a. ,,b oen,,h,
lah d'f such caPions debates, we do no
hesitate 10 saY t,ai Mr. Ch,. hats mel the cdr .
as man ought to maelr. lis feaIlt.., pro,npt
nude aud oP'n defiance are the sn4,,t n,l,ra.
ions OF his innocence. lbs, comhntd with tDr
aY'"olS from almost al quartz, III ihc House
ana the uniform information IN the last letters
from the tItV, can leave no doubt al tin, result
otthc lnVestlgaton--Sor does Mr.. krrnlrr
smmk-hut We suspect hr vii srek % escape
~ Sori Of special pleading, such q, Mr. NJ
Daihc has thrown INTO h, ancndmst b. II
Is Il may the Inquiry II gun and il ought
% hrpr"secntrd with energy fhe whole mat.
.er should no" be plobed to the bottom. No
foophole ought To be left 10 hang single doubt
an--ior IN ilmrs like these, the people will c,.
'ect then Representatives not only TO be chasle.
but fee from all suspicion.
" MI Clay i, innocrot Of thi, charge. W.
IRE fully prepared 10 see the Commute aeeaIt
nm OF this lnputatlon of buterng In, yotc
lpr an ollie"
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a hfin eohnchou tl1atit $ Sancianrd aud su.-
famed hy the dictates OF an enlarged humanity,
ana CONCENTRATIONS Of N" "istst policy Ihtt
I II Is merely neenlaI With every principle
OF good ia'h and moral obligation, hut III su,ct
coui'fmllF to IN" best and dearest interests Of
the American people. Above all. we are I'M
.bress ed VITA the encouraging nope, that ours
IS oanse accountable t. an. VINO deer"cS
tue fh OF LinpIres, and directs tie dr'tmIes OF
the ""f'd-L'cy on, It all eoaversantw with the
aVowed designs OF Tn An 17an Colon zltlon
society must sanction INC henigo'ly of is pun
poses. --lllsaVOWln9 AID d'SddFmw al selfish
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4O1hO Tickets 10000
The obiecl al This Lpiiery should induce every
person that's friendly to internal iInproy cne,t
10 encourage II bnt there Is siin greater IL
dneorneni. tlr ehanre OF getting 5000 for the
small sun ot ~ o. ne 50 arranged that ~
PURCHASING t"o ileheis, one high aud one low,
you are ccr,un Of one prize md may draw two.
u Tickets mud shares for sale IN the above
handsome Scheme At de reduced price OF y2
-, Halves / p, Quarters % cents
Orders for tleteis VIII b. thankfully received
and promptly attended o. II add, e,scd 10.
ABKaM Il. NORTH
july 30.
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COLONIZATION SOCIETY

The board Of Managers Of thu L,nchbuo
eolou2allon Society are requested to necl a
ne rubscibol 5 Office, hi, afternoon. At > o'ril,
kiCn II. IOLER, Sec',.
August 6
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EortS ihousana ~.
NNli.llnN IOANn

YIN LII ~ lOAsAl ~
feAtRSIANtto the provisions OF IN ofa-
x ranec Of tao Common Council Of he tor.
partition oi l.fnchbtnq Va pns3ea lhr 2pth dn,
u Iour ls27. Providing loi raising the sum
ol > Iuoio Oh loan Tor supplying TIN Town with
"alc.,' the uudersncd commissioners ot
,nd town will receive senlcd proposals until
Friday lie asth da, oi september rcSi, To-
tie wu1le Or any pan theteot on which day ali
he Proposals received vii be opened ~ tie oil
fee nt discount aud deposit at the bank ofNngf-
iii ~ Iynehbutg, inh acted upon hs dl reted
Il, C'Ic in se,iiou ol sid ordnance. IL his
loan vii hear an Interest OF sis per cent or an
mum, pas aifr SEE tt-annnally taiiAe oii,c al DIS
count aud drpu1u nj the Farmer. Eaul, Of VI,
=. Lynchbur, audi ftcdrruabir until lhc lat
day OF january iSao for laafbri mi tnafipn
ipply ~ the office % Ntsss S. y. VI ALLEN,
sac,r, q cop, 81 lie ottlipBlce b olthc charter
u the corporation my he seen.
DAVID g. NuRRELL,
J0aS VICTOR
LLtJAH LEGE HER,
JOIN UtRNDN,
ALBGh N,DANitL,
SAMUEL CIhY1OR,
FOkfGNA1t > SYDNOR
JOIN q MEEM.
\ J. The Richmond inquirri. Baltimore AM
rleaD, Pnpspa', Philadelphia Daily Ad,enp T.
Nv York Commercial Advertiser, and Bosfen
september a. ptosru then accounts iof pay
nrui az The offices oi ,. Il VI. Ailrn q Co
August q. ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-06

tFIEGlNiA-Ata superior tourl OF fbtar#
~ nald1u at tn town ~ Lsuchlutg on
the Lam d. OF Moy ISL, hi,,5ah J. Lynch
john l., peb, j. Mmy Lynch and Jesse line,
Pts
against.
Edward Lynch Miaaah Davis Christopher
Amhou,. Jehn Alexander Wihim DAVIS, Juu
tbram T. Bipgcls, John Jones, William / Mo-
IS. Charles ~. Lynch Executor, Of Austm
ynch decd. Mahlon Cadwhlader, Augustine
.aftvich. David Kyle, William Kyle Ale.an.
der Hepburn, Mlciael Nicar, samuel ra1y ii.
efma DAVIS, adInr With the viii annexed Of Nh,
c4jan Lync1, Il "a. DAVID Saunders sea. john
VI Warwick. William owens. Dnulrl Brown,
Ammon Hancock, Samncl Bran.foid. Sergeant
of the Corporation III lgnchplrg, and adm II
fbonr Humphreys, deed. ChafIr. l.. Dibnll
John l.lnch, Slatilda Roberts aud luchnd {.
lladcn. Detis
The defendants David 1lrand William X T.
VINO G oui oi dis country aud dgaipI whom
thr plaintiffs appcd, 10 have proceeded II the
mode prescribed by Inv against absent deiend
ANS still failing 4" appear ana answer, on the
mnii,n 81 The plaWlds. counsel, tie court doth
take Their bill Tor confessed, 70 ihpsr deleud-
an, and the cause coming on 10 be heard rs 10
the other defendants Oh the biil u1d rshibtts.
vas aigird n, counsel Tor the plaintiff, On con-
sdcratiDn whr cot t." cpuT bena Of pfinr6n
mat tn,. plaintiffs, 81 fr. a, Pie judgments IDA
gid and William Kyle. have been satisfied oni ol
fheir pronpffg, hy vtliae Of the wits OF eagn IL
the Dill ne1doncd. should occupy the shoes ol
the said David a1d William. III relation 10 the
trust .llt 10th refer the matters ID The bIllm"n-
fioued to oae Of rs commissioners HEo Is direct.
eli TO take az account OF Che tlIst fund 10 ascor-
tam the sum to whoa David aud William Is gic
would nave becn cutlli Il had the accepted tic
pfoy .,iYas intended 10, them lay the deed o.!
trust la the bill mentioned, and 10 ascertain like
aler " ifl what portions OF the said Judgments,
t.c property OF the plaintiffs IS respectively
eaaraeabe with. IN niue ot'he said wit oil eli
1t aud mako report thereof 70 the court with a.
ny matters specially stated thought pertinent by
alascir, o. required ~ the parties 10 be 50 stat
ed, a C9ps~-Ie,te -........
JOIN WILLS, OK.
Commissioners olic,, Lynebbnrg,
"a July, 1927.
The parties in this cause w'Iitahe notice tlati
have appointed SATURDAY. the elghih day Skpteuo-
bef nr>t To commence the accounts directed ny
lhr foregoing order on which thy At the hoal OF
ninc . cioc ~ the morning, tlicy are requested
% attend nj NY office IN this town with then ac-
counts. vouchers and copies d court papers pre-
o.,gcd Tor - animation and settlement.
JAMES kENAGH, {.
August tlc.}w lo4
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and himself VIA, Mr. cl.v had pronounced

had beea a7p1ialsd that Tine honorable George
NcDuair introduced The resolution quoted hy
Gen. jackson in he address aud il WIS rel ct.
cd not because it va too specific. hui because il
was not general enough lis resolution, which
1t may be wei here to observe is almost y yer.
balm extract from krenier letter. confined The
inquiries OF the committee TO certain specified
particulars. beyond which they could not have
gone while Mr. CLAWS proposition cave them
unlimited powers. Why. then should Mr. CLAY
and his friends have dreaded the passage Of Me
Doiie S rcsolutionl Such snpposition is truly
ridiculous and absurd But there was another
reason why Mr. CLAWS friends voted against this
resolution. MeDulie had previously manifest
ed his hostility TO any invest9 cation The House
however, having decrced il, he adopted this sly.
covert and malicious mode of adding insult to
inirs, by embodying kremers SANDERS in an
official form and thus spreading them on the
Journals Of the House. That this was his soils
olIect Is proved by the fact that the commlttse<
would have been enabled 10 go more extcnsivcl,
and more infinitely into the examination under
the appeal Of NJ. Clay than thew could under
the resolution Of Nj, McDufie Now, is it not
u piIir and uncandid in zen. Jackson to endeavor
t. produce The impression ON the public mind
thai the rejection Of the resolution vas ndiel.
tive al a determination on the part Of Nj Co
to shnk from the investigation lie wa, IN
Washington, aud he knew ,lat Nh Claws clo-
qnent and Indignant appeal was YET ringing in
lie Ears OF the tinu>e--that the c1nsplrdtots
"sre " trembling at the probability that tl,cir
blseness would be dctected--Nheu tins resolu.
ION "as offered. He knows too that II was re.
lected. LIST. because It would have been super
inons act Of legislation aud 2dlv, because Mr.
Gays friends wished to manifest their contrmp,
ipr the mean aud insldious motives Which, lnspir.
"a It's author. Or, being ignorant OF these things.
which took place IN his presence, and IN relation
to Il question IN which he was deeply interested
he Ought 0 have remained silent--avc even ~
is own lire-side which We cannot agree WI
him conicrs on any man the righ, 10 lraduce his
neighbour or his yir4l-even slough thai rival b.
public man, and 'Hough the Islander may be
connected with public maitcrs To borrow an
Idea of Mr.. lay, such course may accord with
tie JACKSON :, de of morality but it is not sane.
ton ID hy any peclable system of ethics
Let rs examine, f1r moment, the disn.can.
BUSINESS Of Cen Jackson in another pomt lie
says that Nj. McDulfc was Nh. C'ay'. dccdws.
AMI that his accusation was 4 specific one The
General is mistaken. Suca is not the iaei. What
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Commissioner oGic,'. Lynebburg,
IJ,sr

CYi Spanish Hides, for sale by
iUHS WILLIAM X CAoNELL FOE.
-, CT -
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July Il, By balance on hand
above s$ls 10
The uniy sianc1, y committee appointed Al a
.aeeiiog o. tho Board 2lmanaeers OF t.e Lyuch.
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Va. State Nnvigalion : ollety.

Tn NUWbfI Jhrrc,
To be drawn on - h tuenst urst under tho
supefin rudancr of eptniBis zioncrs---
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P0IHIRAITSs

- r. HlNCKLEY. Portrait Miniature Mill
" tary STANDARD, Foacy and Ornamental Pam
Ar has removed his pa .nt'ng estaC C'ishmen to No.
90, Westn,,nster-street, next door west OF Mr.
Schaifer'. Long Room, and Two doors east OF the
Universalist Chapel, where he would be grathed
TO execute any orders IN the following branches Of
his profession. vz.-Port ats and Miniatures. Mil
itary s. 'antards, Fancy and Ornamental Painting o!
every description. wool. canvass. glass, &C.
Plain aud Ornamental Lettering. old paintings re-.
touched and vanished, Engravings and other PIC
lures vanished aud framed PLAIN and ornamental
chair painting, and all kinds Of painting usually
done in such establishments.
Charges moderate work faithfully and expcdi-
tiously executed and every effort made to please his
patrons.
Ben, determined to devote his whole attention 70
the duties of his profession, every exerton will be
made to render satisfaction to his employers.
Those who have pictures which they are desir-
Gus to dispose of can meet with purchaser by ap-
plying as above.
Sign Boards of all sizes constantly on hard.
December Is.
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FDDYS (PotenO LMPROVED BELLOWS

FDDYS (PotenD LNPROVED BILLIONS.
HNHE subscribe stiil continues 10 manufacture
Il hts improved Bellows for forges and turnr-
ees, which, for durahiny and effect. has been an
ply proved to be far superior to those IN common
use. lie will supply those who may he in want o.
Bellows at short notice. and will dispose rights
f,r manufacturing the same. in The Southern and
Western States, at a fair prize.
JOSIAH I. EDDY.
N. B.-J. I. EDDY. having had many calls to
tuna Piano Fortes, &c. which his other engage
ments have prevented. would info,m his friends.
that he will dedicate Saturday, Of each week, to
tina, purpose, If previously notfed-a I'd will give
thorough repairs to Piano Fortes. Barrel Organ.
&c. &C. in a reasonable time, al his shop Lddy
Point Dec. i6
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SMITH g. PARMENTER.

No y. MARKET Square,
"AvE recently made many additions to their
III Office, and are ready to execute all orders
for BOOK and JOB PRINTING, in manner
not inferior to that of any other Office in the State.
They pledge themselves to have all work done at
the TIME ENGAGED. Bank Checks, Bills of La
ding, aud Due Bills. for merchants and companies
executed at the shortest notice. ALso-Csrds, CIR
culnr., shop Bills and BALL TICKETS. done in the
pea,e., manner. LoTrERV TICKETS, and other
work. executed in different colors.
FoR SALE-All kinds Of colored Paper anil
blank ..arjs, for The supply of customers.
CONSTANTLY or HAND-Bills Of Lading. blank
Deeds ION fine paper) and Show Bills in the d'fie-
rent Lotteries.
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THE PROVIDENCE LACE SCHOOL.

Il Informed, that the subscribers school is n
Washington Street, on the corner of Mathew
sou Street. few more young ladies can
be acc inundated, upon the principles which the
subscriber is happy to say. have met with the ap
probation of the public, aud The respectable and n
dustrous Young ladies attached to the institution.
Specimens with many recent improvements. may
be seen at the School. Lace articles done up with
care and ueatness, at the School. as usual.
The public, il is hoped, Informed that this
School is perfectly distinct from the one at New
port or any other. l.. ID. CHAPlN.
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TIE ORSEENArOhY.

YNlIE Proprietor OF this iashionail lie place f re
l. .ort, respectfully informs his friends snl the
public. that it is opened for winter :, 70
accommodate those who disposed To nd Ige in
harmless d invigorating recreation. The Bowl
iay Alley. will be warn,ed with stoves, as soon ms
the weather shall require it. and every exertiou
will be made to render It agreeable place Of re-
sort. The bar is amply supplied with refresh
ments. and no exertion shall be wanting to accom-
uodate aud crafty those who visit he establish
ment tf. October 81.
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Bottom and .New York Union Line, ria Propidenes
and Nep London.
TTNiIE elegant and comfortable steam boat LONG
IL BRANCH will continue to ply between New
London AID New York. during the winter--leaving
New l. Jndon every Sunday and Thursday Erening,
on the arrival Of the stages from Boston aud Provi-
deuce. Books kept at the usual places.
p s. The Fanny has been Withdrawn for the
sesson, for the purpose Of repairs. Dec. -.
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g q. Smith has just received, ior sale, lew
~ pairs Ladies India Rubber Ovsrshoes,a suit
able article fer the prsisst season. Rse.V.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31
The American Chesterfield.
Just received and on sale 6y
pISYpY T'BDlfpSON


PTSHEY THOMPSON,
'lNHE AMERICAN CHESTERFIELD, being seiec-
tons from the Letters of Lord Chesterfield to h's
son. and extracts from other eminent authors ON the
subject ofpoh,eness: Bya memberof the Phliadeiphia
Der, volume, with frontispiece, neatly bound
PHce dollar.
Pathological Anatomy, the last course OF Navier
nshst; from On Autographs Manuscript o, A s
Beslard, with an account of the life and iabors OF
Bchat BY T. G; Boisseau, member of the Royal Acad'
smiss Of Paris and Madrid translated from the French
'wls s..
=. AdG,iOnt supplies of Duulop's Roman Literature.
New Hymns for the Episcopal Church S'o. rerrlns
anu Rand's penmsnship. Scott's Napoleon, ~. gay
Wras American Razor Strop, rs cents Cohehs n',-
Chemical Ink Powder, Cain's Cologne Water, %
s|per box, Lady of the Manor, vol. S. Rodgers
'userS Steel PenSnives.
Washington October CO.