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sts etfhe,r cnntsas tutors at th,,r tongue. end
each man the nereales Of his county. and eaeh
i'eeying that his club is tn be efIcc,ual IN de.
Ntoyine one head offhc Hydra, u,eonr,, the
people who elect him, Wien he details 10 Them
VII" e1ormpns crimes Adams and CLAW are
guilty ot-and what great aud good men Johu
( Calhoun and John Randolph and Andrew
Jackson are, must be more than mortal not 10
pace sore dependence in the prepostcrous tales
which their representative had grcedily swal
lowed aud believed before them Thus the Ere
spreads through the couniry-and thus the sen.
tlments of the Richmond Junto become the sen.
hmcnts Of the people Of tue State. Ihisiswhat
we have always meant by the Richmond Junto.
and tbs S "hatw have always understood by
the term when il has been osed bv others.-We
did not mean that Mr. A. was President. and
Mr. Secretary of body which regularly
met to decide affairs Of State, and issue orders
to Submissive slaves nor was il ever so under
stood, although this is az that is denicd when
tie existence Of the Junto itself is denied, and
"'''''"'is III 4 fO0 'i' h'due,
But, WHEN our Bull cores Meir Ok, the case
Is widely different When positive hl,rhoods
are fastened upon them, aud when tl.ey are
compelled to confess that they are falsehoods.
they still refuse to offer up 10 the indignation of
the community. whose moral feelings have
be. grossly insnlted the name of the liar, be
an 4. - % l..
tellie ut member ofGougress." If Gen. JACK
SOP bal 5.s s'aido. d. and the Islander had
reen hNeG es " distinguished" member of
Congress, we should have seen dcnuuciation az
Ter denmcialion .eaped upon his head, until he
would have soup II in the bepths of obscurity a
retreat from the ridleule 4 ccntcmptofhis fellow
men. But Mr.. Adams is represented 70 have
ptoiusely wasted the Pablo money in eX-
travagantly furnishing his house, so much so
indeed, as to have " shocked tic Republican
feelings OF distinguished member of G.
commanded; IT was re-aiiirmed and Ia. had It's
effect upon the public mind too long, aud has
been spread too far and wide, TO be counteract-
ed by the tardy, reluctant and unsatisfactory
contradiction winch has been Wrung from the
ibeiler. Aud when tfe public demand bis
name, that henosfortl TT 'gh: he a mark for
the " slo" mmovine hngrr of scorn to point
at we are met, with ,snltieal cant about " yio.
latons Of confidence, as if it were lawful to
maintain confidence with a convicted liar, more
than with "A murderer or incendiary
We nope, that, when the friends OF the admin
istraton are 50 frequently called on for proof
of what they say. their adycrsares will not fail
10 rccolleot that II is equally incumbent on them
10 furnish evidence Of the truth of their coarse
allegations against Messrs. Adams and Clay
Indeed, that i is more so. since they have at
least one 3" dis'iagaished' and mteHigrnf'
mcmber Of Co rress in their ranks, who, it is ac
on all bands, has no scruples in
e ing alschood to serve his purposes of inter.
ST or ambition.
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nOR RENT.-Ihe Mills commonly called
~ the Fredonian Mills, situated in Campbell
County, about seven miles below Lynchbure,
AID within 100 yards OF less, of James RIVER
FOR further particulars terms, &c. apply TO
thomas b. LAY, residing near the premises. OF
TO tie subscriber IN klthmond
John ROBERTSON.
May IS, ,s4a
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4f42

A%EOJlC by ylrtur Of two deeds Of trust
III executed 10 the subscriber aud Nliliam
Reseley, by Archibald Boiling, jr. in his life time.
one bearing date on the 18th Of March. laZ1.
and the other the 18th day Of June, 1922, both
OF which are ofiecOTd IN the ceri s office of the
county court Of Campbell, Smadc for the purpose
OF securing 10 PeterJ. Archer the payment of
certain sums OF money, therein mentioned will
be sold, 10 the highest bidder, at the late resi-.
dence ofthe sad Archibald Boiling, on Nednes.
day the i'm day Of July, the following real and
personal estate viz One tract oflahd, living on
Reedy Creek, adjoining the lands ofR Christian.
X. Watkins, the estate of George Hcveley, d, C.
I 4. Jones aud others, aud containing 600 A.
cres more on less, all the stoct OF horses, cattle
sncep and hogs, oIr OK cart, one set blaclssmith
tools, implements Of husband y, all the house.
hold and kitchen furniture olthe SAID Boiling at
the date OF the deeds aforesaid which latter con.
sists ofsevcrnl valuable beds AID steads side.
board, clock tables, &c. The land is subject to
Mrs. Bolling's dover, which has been laid on 10
her. There is on this tract OF land a Grjst Mil.
in a most excellent situation to command Gus.
tom, cleared land in good heart sufficient to
work . OF = hands TO advantage, aud quantity
OF good tobacco land in forest II will on view
ing, better recommend self than can do
Tcrms-The land will be sold on 10 months
credit, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security AID iein upon the property TO secnre
the paymcnts--The terms q ibe personal pro
perty made known on the dag. Tie title Is he.
iieved to b. good but such only as IS vested in
me- by sad deed vii be convey ed to the p,,rcbu
ser. VIM. e. N'AITISTER
May26 ctd,i2 Surviving Trustee.
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NIRGlNlAl.I.IrrlnNs


Ifww MAN~aLi has been elected a Repre-
sentative ~ Cong rrss from District lately re
presented ty wv SMITH The volts IN tht
whole district were as follow far Mr. Max
web iti7 for Joseph Lowell Toll foi Bal
lard smith 29B The first named genilema,
are SAID 10 be both friendly 10 the present Al
ministratiun.
Cur returns Of the Virginia rlrction are nov
complete, AID e>hlbu the following result. a,
compared with tie representation OF thu stat,
IN the last Congress, VIZ.
NNEri ENrH CONGRESS- TWENTIETH eovaRrs.
Mark Ale 'andcr Mark Alexander
" lliam S. Archer William ). Archer
William Armstrong William Armstrong
John ;. Barbour John ; barbour
purwcll Bissctt Bnrnell gnssrtt
Nath u Claiborne Auth " Claiborne
George ", Crunp John Randolph
Thomas Da5enpou Thomas Davenport
Benjnniin Estill Alexander Sm,th
john Floyd john FLOYD
Robert ; Gnnctt Iahn Roane
Joseph Johnson Isaac Letter
William M'Coy William NJ Gov
Charles y. Mercer Charles i. Mercer
thomas Newton lhemaz Neaton
Alfred II Powell Robert Alen
VIM {. Rivcs YIN { Rnes
hilliam smith Lewis Maxwell
Andrew Stevenson Andle" s'ettnpon
john Iallnierro Joh faliafefro
Robert Taylor fhll,p' Barbour
James lrcavant james 1rezYnui
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ALLEN'a LUcYrY crrxcu.
ron mn
Promotion ot Science ami Iifeyafit,,,


=. = '''fF'''' Ut 7 w " TITtD J
is EAeelenef JOa, MINI. t'ovEHson OF rnp
SIM PhtsipiNr et gltci0
hoE'f u. lane, lsa. Rev George Roberts
lion =. y. chambers. Rev J.p. n iknshaw.
lion. stevenson Archer Solomon EtnnR, Esq.
10" hos. u Dorsey Nathl Williams, Esq.
iion. joint hetbeft- William Prick, lad
Hon. Jas. Thomas. Isaac Mck,n,. Fac
lion. john Nelson DR. James S,.nnt,
Hon. YIN II Marriott IpI. f. ! Srtpn,es
Hon. keserdy johnson. IN. Dcnn,. clnui.
Jas ". M,Culloh Esq avn
Col. john l.. Howard. IDr. Henry " ilkin.
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A SITUATION WANTED.

a YOUNG MAN who swell acquainted with
,.stA the business of clerks office, and that
oi counting house, wishes to get situation /;
a clerk Office would be preferred lie can come
well recommended. Communications addressed
10 the post master dtLovingston, Nelson city. will
be attended 10.
May 20 df12
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keft,c,cl,s on ~ 6.....

NHflil fhsncs month sil' he dufTibns
~ ted n this Office. The ton. efnv splen.,id
capital Pfres - 10 01d--3 0iIy-2 .tsgt--I 30
- wv itHo-5th-5o0 -6OO-6 tsJ--.b0o--.-
5oj--5V = 5o0--bfsides thousands of hundred
iiIies, ieus lives. ihrees, ~ Ticket, arr VT
10 be bud IN tnfiety Of nuabeis--high and loa.
10 suit ad'eHiureFs--n whole tickets OF shares
The splendid capital prize Of $1,000, may De
had Tor , s. op may be had for So--S2 60
may be bad Tor only Sl.-lr has bcen The plea
sanl iasA OF tic owner Of this Office, TO sel By
feiaii aud pay IN the late drawn Lotteries. three
capital pii,es Of s5.OO0--h the Virginia Sayi4
Cation Lottery N. | the handsorne capital Of
@o,oV0 WIS sold in shares one half 10 . com
pan> IN Campbell, one quarter 10 Culpepner,
aud one qna'tel IN Bedford Call soon OF TIE
IRA eho'ee Of prizes may escape --Yr Or
DEF. ~ mail OF private conveyance, will fneei
prompt and particular attention, address 10
AUG. LEF1NICH
MaV -
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2 III'aI TIC IVlVOT ITVTIdfss
BRILLIANT SCHEME

'0ifH If8f'.Hs
9J2l Bass.
Mode o. Dt0UiuF The Numbers will be m.
IA one Wheel Is usual, aud IN another. IN be- nut
the pr1es above he denomination ofTh,ee Dol
lars aud the drawing 10 progress IN the us,,ai
manner.-lhe 10000 prizes Of Tire. Dollars
Will be awarded 10 = high or low number; To- u.
de'erniaed BY thai which may draw the pfl1e of
Sl0M0
Low numbers to 10000. inclusive
High nunte,s 1901 10 10000 inclusive
AhV.aer ofiwo tickets. High and Low. muA.
ofnecessiiy draw one prize aid may disa -
capital Prizes. A ticket liza, ae drawn a Cap
tai prize is not restricted from drawing a sinal!
Que also.
Present price Of Tickets 81; Shares in pro.
portion.
- Orders by Mail, post paid, or private cops
yeyance, enclosing the cash or prize tickets in ii
ny ofthe late drawn lotteries, will NEE, tile san o
attention as on personal application
YERMS--t'or not less than so Ilckets,
Scheme price, for approved notes, payable fjleen
days after the drdelng.
AUG. xETxwycH,
smy T. Ashsger.
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Hloutsr rRikF,
10000 DOLLARS.
BHiaaf ScAeme

o6o' pfiaf, amfe 10 lllDOO Dollars
2tJ3s--nuly 3OHn Iikpts
IL The CASH lof The whole Of the Prize.
'~'n be md, a nsosd AT CONS Urfcr, The mo-
mrnl fhry are AZ u
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May 25

ANfL5oBo. James OteV. shrfia Of Bedford,
AEI and administrator OF John Haynes. deed
lighIman A. Cobbs William Haynes. William
\. Thurman and june B.bbs e.ers Of Henry
ID. Thurman, deed 1uphls Campbell, and
Barnabas A Eidson, aud Caalles &. Palteson,
exe'rs Of Be- ee Lidson, decd.-lake notice
that We shal. proceed at Charlotte Courthouse,
on the 81 Day OF July next, between the rising
and tie setting 81 the sun OF thar da, to tal,e the
deposition Of Thomas l. bonldtn and others.
and on the 25ih day Of august next, at Bedford
Courthouse, ia the Office OF llIiam u. Po,i,r
between ihe rising and the getting of the snn,
and TO be continued to the next day from the
rising untiI the setting Of the San OF that day al
50, ifnotsooncr completed, To be read as .yi.
dcnce 10 a suit in the superior Court OF Chan.
Gerry, for the Lynehburg district, IN which you
and others are defendants, aud w aie plaintiffs.
Yours &c DC
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RTvIhi1u

Ofthe Lynchburg Tobacco Market,
Corrected peeip The Ilteia,au.
THOMAS a HoLCuNBf and RICHARD 1YRrE
Commission Meiohpnis.
AUCTION SALEs
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lsible "a '','o.," ard Morsiia. se d ~,
thinl ~oud produce anj eael by ;heir publ
cation ; the latter aligit DC productive Of iiriia
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RICHARD TYR !,

tElRUSr SALE. --ln pursuance Ola deed o,
a trust, executed 10 the undersigned BY
Benjamin A. Phillips ON the Sd day OF Noycm
Der, 1876, and now OF record IN tie Clerk OF
ilco Of Amherst County Court, given tor the 80.
curIty of two several debts due 10 the late Fl m
Of Alexander Toropkns d Co we vii ON hi
day the 22d day OF June, 1927, proceed 10 sell.
upon The premises, at auction ioI cash, four
Lois OF ground, containing halt acre each,
lying IN the town of Madison, and county OF
Amherst, within less than a mile of LynCLbrg
One o. those Lots Is improved, and the rest are
vacant. They are the same Lots conveyed 10
SAID Phillips by the trustees OF the town oil Mad.
son.--Actmg as trustees, We shall only convey
such interest rs is vested us by sad deed
s. q NJ. II. GARLAND, Trustees.
MAY % tdsI2
~ RUST SALE.--0n Saturday the OH day
- ofJnne next We will sell, upon the pre-
nses, At public auction. for cash. the House
and Lot now IN the occupancy of Alexander
Brdgcland, near the slnng Ter aon, in the v.
clniiy Of Lynchburg-at the samc time aud
place, will be sold one horse cart, together with
all the household and kitchen furniture of ey,.
~ description belonging 10 said Bridgcland,
consisting ofthree feather beds, and furniture
complete, three mahogany dining tables, form.
ing one set, one walnut dining table, one clock
and case, one dozen windsor chaifs, one rocking
do. one chiIds, high do. aud mahogany bureau
and looking glass, one set of ehlna half dozen
silver table spoons, half dozen Tea do. one sh-
yer ladle one iron and one bell.mctnl kettle,
castors, plates, dishes, &c. &c too tedious brrc
TO enntnrrate - he aboy, will be made IN pur =
stance ola deed Of trust eSecntedby sad Alex
Bridgeland to the Undersigned for the pdtposc
Of securing two several debts due 10 Tie late
firm OF Alexander lomrkins = 90. ard Is now
Of record in the llustiugs Court Clerks OGc &C.,
Tor the Corporation Of Lynehbure The trus-
tees viii only convey such right 10 this property
the said deed vests in them
S. g. NJ. II. GARLAND. Trustees.
Nav %. tGsIp
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Extreme prices ofpasssed fohao
CO, from ---- ----.---- 81 % 10 - 90
inferior 10 common -----.z--3 o5fo I 90
Common do to good $1,000 ooto Il 90
strips. fiew iu markell - ! o0to 90
kei,ard do, ..-------r.----2 Toto 3 50
PRIV ATE SALES
Continue uuatcrcd
Inspected the past week 773 hoPshends Of
passed tobacco 81 hog heads rrflscd, Total s3l
HE quantity inspecting is iii 'cly large aud
the common qualities are lowering, thu fine is
STILL IN good demand bit the market fol all quail
tiles Is not so brisk as il has been The accounts
hon Enfiud to the 18th of April are very
gloomy and dscouraging, common tobacco Was
"A mere dfup
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theatrical We understand that Company
ofCoinedlans are on their way to this place
with aview Of opeaing the Theatre few nights
We know nothing of this Company but the
papers of Winchester, Woodstock and Char
loitesye, through which places they have pass
ed, speak well both Of their professional talent
and private deportment.-lf MIR. Howard, who
belongs TO the Company be the same Mr.. How
ard who performed in the Richmond Theatre
seven or eight years since, we speak from per
sonal knowledge when we say that the musical
ordinarily in any Theatre in the Union.
n " tommy Dedrer" would be inserted, if
We had proper type to render his problem intel
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C0liLN'S oFflCE--lli, Market street. l
baltimore, MaU nm lSuY

1''IHVTTI tHWV ITHl TNII Z
u Under authority oithc Act Of The Genrru
Assembly dec session 1896 we herewith
present 10 the public, fmsr Class ofthe Nn,
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MpDf or pnAwiSa. The numbers viii be
put into one "heei 10 usunI, and ~ The other vii
he put the .zes db0cf the duuumin alton Of
Five Dollars, aud III, awing "a prog osg II ne
u.n manner The 1000 p'lzcs Of orr Dol,
las 10 be awarded 10 the tickets. the nunb4fl
Of which end with the terminating figure of Ell
ihc' ol The tho ffat drum pntb0s Of d.Ffr.
eH ordinations. Tho Five Dollu prnes to he
award. 10 liz tickets having The Two lazi H.
gaies corresponding With the two last figures u
sntl nnihDel Of the mort drawn Of d,1eleHf prs
minatlon. 1bis mode viii permit the ahai itd
iery 10 be completed In one draw ing. NM lirk
ri drawing superior prize uW NIL be rtstritfta
from drawing AN inferior one also
Whole Tickets, 50 on Quarters, 9l %
Halves, 2 81 Eiph,h. q 90
oEbrhs from my part Of the tnned
States, either BY mail tpost paid) or private oun,
yeyanee, enclosing the Cash OF fiize Tickets III
any oithe Lotteries, VIII meet the same PROMPT
and pnnelaal attention ~ II on personal ~ pii.as
cation.
l. : 1dir1@ 10
COHEN IL, & BROTHERS, Baltimore
Baltimore May 10. ,Hltso
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nan md L0U SYSTEM
Continued IN consequence Of Us unfraIIed pa.-
ularits
Iugnia STATE NacigatioD Lotterv.
CLASS NUMBER Two
VIII be drawn m Richmond, on " eduesday iit
laih jun nes,, under tie stperipthI,ns Of
Commissioners
ALL IN ONE DAY
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
IIlII L Ia Ar o. ~ ~
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had the attendant circumstances been msos
known. the public "woud not nave woh',. .'u
tina, General JAG kson, in the indignation o, inc
moment, should have written the 'suer. o.
repeat to him again, that those VINO "ele al
ouainted with the peluent temper OIL oens.a
Jackson. at hst time, would not nave wohue,
cd. nor would the same persons wohoe. "oa :,
should he, if ever elevated TO the IIesios".S
chair, carry his proposed deslgnto! taN,ns o. un
the ears Of some Of the Senators) ih'' eA'e'
ton. c,,,;1;,r
The case Of Judge Fromenlin Is TOO 'alni' aa
to require exposition. If" Pmkney hau In,
ressed his ignorance of,he whole suoIee., a' u.
had been candid enough 10 do OF TINS I'ar'iou' =.
circumstance, we should have ossh '"e,'"I
give him much greater portion %, our SI,''';
| ration.
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Wheeling. 10th Aug. 1927.
NOAH ZANE, Esq.

NOAH ZANE, Esq.
Gear Sir: was in company with Mr.. Carter
Beverley when he received your letter ofthe26,h
June last, enclosing 10 him the statement of
the Hon. Henry Clsy's denial, a, your house, of
the charges made against him in Gen. Jackson's
letter to Carter Beverley. When he had read
your letter and the statement, | observed to him
that hoped he was now satisfied: he answer
ed in the affirmative, and said that things was
now as they ought,o be, and appeared in high
spirits, previous 10 your enclosure to him of
tho sta,emen: referred TO, he expressed much
satisfaction. Respee tfully, yours, &c
JOS. CALDWELL.
August 10Th, 1927.
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Il polite come-o0.-Garick and West, the
painter. When Mr.. West was about 10 paint the
death Of General Wolfe, Mr. Garrick called on
him, and offered from a wish to serve the ar
fist, whom he held in high esteem) 10 sit, or ra-
Their lie tor him, as the dying hero. At the
same time throwing himself on the ground, he
began to die, as Mr.. West related it, in so true
SO disnlhed, and so affecting manner that
the painter interrupted him with, "My dear
Mr. Garrick, am fully sensible of your kind
intentions; but SO far from the assis lance you
so kindly offer Being likely to serve me, it would
90 me the greatest injury "Eh eh!" said
Garrick, "how! how" "Why my de ar sir! were
II TO be known, when exhibited my picture,
that you had done all this for me, whatever
meri, II might posses would be attributed to
YOU autobiography of Thomas Dibdin
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August 10th 1927.

NuBust IOth Io4''
We hereby certify, that after the copies Of
Gen JackSon's let'e" were taken by Mr.. Zane,
and before the date Of Mr.. Beyerey's letter 10
the Editor Of the Telegraph, dated the 18th Of
July, 1927, we heard MIR. Beverley say, that he
was satisfied with regard to the conduct Of Mr..
Zane, in taking The copies of the letter above
seicrred to. w. F. PETERSON,
SAMI.. IL. CHAPLIN.
Wheeling, 10th Aug 1927.
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DAY was just cloSng III, when travelling
,ay"'r'- entered beautiful little village IA one
Oh the "a''''' st. les the only occupant was
."ntlen AZ, whose attci..-.- was dtliyhtediy
'.iAru On the surrounding scene me stacious
Ynansl IN. and the humble white washed cottaoe
Wcre prv mlseunu>lv lnin.led-their caseAtnts
Brilliantly lllul'llne'i by the beams of the citing
>un the fields 81 waving grain the hi Hs1and
woods Seen in perspectIse, formed altogether
4 picture highly interesting to lover of nature,
and u rural scenery, as was the traveller Just
mentioned. The carriage had stopped at an
ian, and the traveller was alishting when his
eyes were suddenly arrested bv funeral pro-
session. which, issun. from a narrow laKc, prof.
cecdcd towards church ward at no great dis1
rance The traveller followed almost uncon,
.cion>ly, for the group which headed the pro
session was 50 singularly contrasted with the
few rustics who followed, that his curiosity, as
well as interest, was excited \ gentleman of
7reposseSsln% appearance supported Oh his arm
tail and graceful female. whose countenance,
as the stranger obtained transient view tho
pale as marble. wore an expression of dignltied
compassion She, in her turn, supported the
trembling steps Of another female, in deep
mourning, who hung upon her arm in all the
Arlplessness of grief The traveller continued
o follow at a respectful distance. He saw the
coffin lowered INTO the graye-he heard the ap-
pali'ns sound Of the earth rafting upon it his
heart was affected by the deep loud sobs Of her
whom he supposed the widowed one. but his
eyes as if by enchantment were fixed on her
companion. There was in that countenance an
expression Of subdued sorrow and holy pity,
which he felt could never be erased from his
remembrance. As the procession left the church.
yard, the traveller obtained a distinct view Of
bo tho l.
attentions and recognised with surprise and
pleasure, the countenance Of his college com
panion and friend, Water Fawfor1 The re-
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TERNs.-One doll, and fifty cents per annum,
payable at the expiration Of the first quarter, or
Que dollar and twenty five cents, to Be pad n the
One of subscribing. Payment in advance, from
distant subscribers who are not known to the pub
fisher, viii invariably bc expected Should pay
'uent " deferred to Tie cn4 of tic Year, = wlI
re r>quirch.
- Postage on all letters MUST be paid
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TxxE REPoSIkoRY.
rNnY THE PHILADELPHIA ALBtN.
CLARA GLENMURRAY
BY MRS. HARRIET MuZZN.

%. woman's loves holy light.
Aud when IT'S kin@lled, nc'cr can die,
It 'Nee, though inicrv and Slight,
i'p qrcnch the constant fame may try .
Liz nv, Where it grows, lis seen
10 wear an everlasting green,
Like '7r, toe, It's found to cling
TOO often round 4 4yorthitsy thug"
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CHARLES BENNETT

CHARLES BENNETT
TTAs imported by the ship Virginia, arrived here,
and the Cambria, at N. York. the following goods:
which are offered for sale the lowest terms for cash.
or approved notes, on the usual credit
Colts Blankets 5, 81 and point
rose do from 3d. to 1874
Sd and Ga fushngs
Extra superfne black, navy blue, and stee! mixed
cloths and kerseymeres
Claret and navy blue Ladies cloths
Common and superfne double milled drabs
Schofeld's flannels and baises
Kerseys and Forrest cloths Swansdown and toe'
nett vestngs
~, 4, and So Venetian stair and passage car
petng
Shad and herring seine twine, in casks and bales
Shoe thread
Patent threads, assorted from No l6 to so
Which with his stock Of goods on hand renders his as
sortment pretty general.
I,y the ship Boston, expected daily, he will receive
Pine Apple and Double Gloster CHEESE OF hrst qua
iv If sept 10