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.aNDERSON, GARTH q co.

ANDERSON, Garth u co.
AVE mStore and receiving the schooneIs Reaper
Al aud Magnolia from Boston, and Sea Horse, Effort Ne
eaaae from NeYOrk, the following articles whichhsy
for sale upon their usual terms;
"a % HHDS. ST. Crox, Muscovado and ". Orleans Sugar
Wv 50 nhd5. sssoited loaf
$50 bags green ovfee, paIt very superior
Is do Java do
~ hhds English Island Mo!asses
$50 s a1 and whikey
80 do old high proof do
puncheons Antigua rum
do old Jamaica do
pipes due old COsnac BEanuy
~ bbs apple do
piPe Old Holland GIN
$ s. =. Wine
Is hoAe, gunpowder teas
-candies, JAcksvn's and WoJdroof's hIaad5
800 kegs Beatty gunPowGer
70 ton shut, asserted
Al do rnH assorted
DO plough moulds
German, English and American Steel
Cut aud wrought Nails
Bar lead
IadIsc, madd,r, alum, eoPPeras
Brimstune
Pepper rimenio ginger nu;uess
Dap, letter, aud wrapping paper
Bed c-rds plough liues, tSIIe
Demiobn SiOneware
Cotton Yarns aud From the Union nufictning
Indigo Plaiis Co. II Maryland.
Arril "a ns-d
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Green Cresh far SnIs

E2Y virtue Of deed trust executed 10 Nathaniel T. We
~ nahle and Miller WOOdou j.. by Thoma5 r.. Randolph,
and wife, bearing date The 29 Jay of Sspenber 1926 and
recorded n the county Of Cira5erG tor purposes 90
the deed mentioned the said Tuste WILL m I'D day Of
june 1884, on the reue 10 sell fvr cash. the we'll
known tract 1T land called Green Greek, and posse
on ot Thomas v. Randolph This suppo cd o,nain
eco acres III. uust,c3 will only convey sue, title a. . vested
theu. Nos 70 9--ffss
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LANDS IN POJVHa1!a.Y FOX S.4LE

Maya IL
LANDS IN P01VH.A3.fJpT FOX S4LE
virtue u deereeot Powhatau chancery court we the
unusisgned commissioners wall sell the highest BIDDER
upon me premises, on the 9TH Jul, ineS On ete.t OF and
u NOUNS aou' 20 d - rtch nisafo.o 3D. being s
same formerly covered by bryant MAI Pondl beio, 9v To-
'ne estate OF the late Peter Dt II ,mu,Iiate so,h
an" s'lSh's To the Coa Names called D"Iuys 4 Porais;
s"n Is confidently believed L. contain body of coal!
neins within $40 yaids OF their old pits UPON ac ther
"a large smsd house, formerly AGI House
,na' sell upon tue premises, The Plantation Houses called
iCspe.' Ht containing about 27O Acres being tie foriaer
months. > ~ -
Ad al 'he same time and place, will he old highest
oSaef upon credit OF 0nihs, the r.yetsonay right
al t Land al prestnt covered by the Powaar
Sy Eona IMPOSED to contain 10 Scie djonn; Jhu
Sitdd Wm. p Smith anu others.
CH.f4LES BRANCH
JOSEPH D8gIS,
ROBERT HiRBfS.
=. CLdi6CN.Ff .~JFETHS.
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.JDVERTIS E1JEA'J.

NE tract u Land called Hili Grove, containing as.v
@oJO acres lying ~ the lower eud Anes county, for
mey advertised, tii TOT sale Il would make cxcsllen
zion plantation IL Niil be sold al inzaher diyed mt
parcels. Elet erms will Recommending.
Wesanl. nalch4. aa--n HlI q GIIES
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IL persons indebted 10 Of John 3 pemberten.
(ste Deputy sherT,f Henrico Ter her taxes Tor tee
year 1872 10Y other sccoua requested ake pas
neat immediately either q the Adinnstaioss,ss 10 a.
thef Indulgence can he even.
JOHN HALES, 1Adm'rs of J.ha
D. SAMUEL PIEJsANTS, Is. Penberton.
s1actG ..--w5,'
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Lt1tdttc Hospital, williamsburg
NJ OTICE hereby given that all the cell mi this institution
occupied, aud that patient, will he received
until some Of te said cells vacant Iue when wi
be gwen. by order 1T the Court % Directors.
Nav rs 5-0 l.. HENLEY &c
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FoR REAc1 OR LEASE.

Lh6UE Tan Yard aud Mo- Factory, within srn
distance VI tue Market ,ue, place. where Hide,
eau he got very cheap. The Yard Bark hI and spaelou,
are all IN good order, aud the work ia
after the lon ot July have iu possession in
'e y, "a , a Afterwards WN. DEPRIEST.
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30 = j. -l.,4t
~ 'NAN' .. .,n size Sunscribef, ,ii,H . gb.s.,f,LI
p elHhit a4- 'hv ist OF Jan. is.i asi. man nv the
h'e " III h'ut 50 years old. lie had On uheu he went
ae oaiS JIg coat, with white yam about over IT,
Vht am pantao0us and OLD Jin i. rather
tan me Ordinary height of negroes, bulky AID w eli formed;
h totiabIy brsh when washed eean full round face
eM .ltueI un of ms cheeks nosc not
ca AZ t nisi he slow OF speech, and ha. down look
Pte"'y when eon,eicu Ut quit 1t probable lac ,ray bein
nsshhoitoo vi the Falling Creek coal MINES As NJ
HA1ahs and air. Han have aud with so
OF whom he mas been very intimate Will give the above ~
Neid to any person who wall take him over uilcs o o.
house and deliver him 10 couine htn 80 a, sy
gel nam again half that to any person who uii take
urn uiiset that distance, and denver hin 90 ir.
June 3. a 81 mn NCIs p A re- ,sf -
a tiAe Chic6GfOmini Estate Tor S1}t =,
fhE Snb'"ribs. VIII sell gre ba gam IN s,. no
\ or s2O acres OF land y,ue tn, moth t5cAf-
nonih swamp 90 the county Of New hen, Immediately
10" IN" Long btcses Is the tot Land lately -od h.
the Marshal OF the Williamsburg Ohaneery Court ~ sf
"ecies on me hcmoud Chaneery COIt, in the
decree.
Ih', tact contains large quantity Of easily ecamed low
Die Oyrfss oud othe in,her Aton cue-haf "a ts.
balance Of tde tart a., land and ether fet,e h
Iin great part uf winch ed with crime or -r.
Tue land lies ust above ti- water in the Ktr and from IL
boats have descended 10 Windsor Sh.its The Schooner an
ing about or miles bsluw.
For sra apply to ar WIN. Bromley at ie White House.
near Kew Kent courthouse, tie suhso br Fr,dcrcas
lug JNO. DICktNs On
4.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-20

Gen. Floyd-We observe, from the last Flu
castle paper, that the citizens of Rookbridge,
tone OF the counties Of Gen. Floyd's congressi-
onal district had held a meeting, at which they
passed resolutions declaring thai the sentiments
ofthc district were n~otespressed by the General,
aud eShortinG the other count 5 of the district
to unite with them in sending delegates to Fin
castle with a view 70 nominate a suitable oppo-
nent. This invitation has been acted on N ALE
ghany, (another county of the district but it
was there voted that Gen. +. does represent the
wishes and feelings OF the people ofthe district.
aud four delegates were appointed 10 attend the
ftncGsRe Congress, for the purpose disappearing
his pretensions " John Floyd, Saith the people
OF Allegheny, in their e%uphonic stylc,) hath ne
yer deserted hs post, nlbct wrathful tcmpests
hath ragged o'ef him, and rent the political at
mospherc.' They seem TO c%ntcrtain almost as
high an opinion e the 4 ar lebanon OF The
Virginia representation as the said Ajax "a HATH
of himself! While on this subject, We express
our regret that We have not room to-day for the
letters written by Gen. Floyd to Gen. Smyth, to
be read in the Virginia Legislature, on the recent
election Of Governor, which are d compound OF
the most folly aud the most egregi-
Gus vanity. We shall 10y them before our read
crs. Those ofthem who are his constituent
will we hope, be completely cured by them o.
al, affection for the writer,-lic begged ms good
trlends ofthe Legislature not to elect him TO.
vernor, forsooth, because the Republican party
(alias the JackS0nianS) could not 60 on without
his aid in Washington His solicitations were nc
doubt made in the spirit of hing Richard Sd,
when H. begged the greasy mob of London MOI
10 force upon him the acceptance OF the crown
If he hid been eiected, how, yer, he would have
accepted the office, and then, like the same franz
and candid usurper, he would have exclaimed,
viii YOU enforce me to a world ofcarcs ,
" Well, call them back | am not made of stone,
" But penetrahle 10 vour KIND entrralies,
" Albeit against my conscience and my soul.
:" Cousin OF BuckinghaIn--andsag grave men,
" Since you will buckle fortune on my bnck,
" To bear her burden, whetter / 1caH or no,
" must have patience To endure the load
" But if black scandal, OF f~oul-fac'd reproach
" Attend the sequel ofyonr imposition,
Your mere enforcement shall acquittance me
" For all the impure bl6ts and stains thereof:
" For God, he knoes, and Von MAY partly see,
HON. far ! an from the desire ojihis."
As we remarked in our last paper, Gen.
Floyd has always ranked high as a gentIcmaa
and as a man Of talents, but the gross ilattery
with which he is assailed will cause HIM to rencl
100 high, aud If he ever attain the eminence ia
which he too sanguinely aspires, he will be-
come giddy from the unaccustomed erninonce.
and soon topplc from his seat, to rise no more.
Gen. AleE. Smyth
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a. The oppositionists call the administrator
aud Us friends mad" aud 8" blind." But, sure
y never did any party III any country, desc, We
more richly the application of these terms, Than
themselves. They hcedlcssIy claim victories
where none have been achieved indeed, where
no battles have been fought. They assume false
data IN all their calculations, and argue
from them to this most absurdIy triumphant
conclusions. Thus, they contend that in
the next Congress the oppositionists
will have a majority in both Houses. With re
gard to the House of Representatives, We defy
any man TO form a correct estimate OF parties Al
present first, because al the elections have not
yet taken place, many Of them taking place
the ensuing Spring and Fail and secondly, be-
cause in those which have taken place there are no
means of estimating the relative loss and gain Of
the two parties. But, If we are a,tonishcd at
the madness which claims a majority in the
House of Representatives, before itis possible to
ascertain the Justice OF such a claim, we are still
majority in the Senate, in the teeth Of facts. Let
us show its injustice, and to do so, We must no.
lice the changes which have taken place. In the
first place, however, 1t must be promised, that
the Sonatc.-Mr. Paris, has been elected from
Maine, in len Of Mr.. Holmes, the former a deci-
ded friend of Mr.. Adams the latter somewhat
suspicious In Mississippi, Mr.. Ellis, a decided
oppositionist, has been elected, in lieu Of Nh.
Reed, a more moderate member OF HE same par
ty So that IN these Two elections, the admins
tration is evidently gamer The change in Nir-
cinia is ONO moment. Bentoni is reelected, and
SO is Van Buren, bat they, although hailed as tn-
uRiphs by the coalition OF Jacksonians, Colhoun-
ians, &c. ought not to be so considered, because
they held the same Offices before, aud neither of
them were gradually opposed. But whether they
are triumyhs ornot, they will not eithcr ddtoOr di-
ininish the present number Of opPositionists,
The only change, therefore, which can. by any
possibility affect the present strength Of the par
ties. is. that is madein Delaware, The Senator'S
from that State have hitherto been supporters Of
the administration but II is said, on what atitho-
rHN Ne Emo" MOI, mat Alrssfs, NJ Lane ana
Ridgcly, who have been elected to the next Sc
nate, are opposed to it. Hr. M'Lanc, has been
long a member ofthe II, Of Representatives, and,
in that body, has airnys sided with the admi-
nistration e sceptin relation to thePanama questi-
on. That was, however, a mere question of po-
Icy, and not of principle. But even, admitting,
that, like our Senators, they are prepared to go
the whoie, to oppose Mr.. Adams, right Or wrong,
vet from the above calculation, which is indis.
putably correct, they will still be in a minority of
oneASo, gentlemen, don't laugh before you are
out ofthe woods. You have notyet swelIed to
a majority"
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'snsiseiy circulated IS bad ones always are
BE IL sad lothe honot VI those ysuog ladies'
that on the lay on which the misfortune OF Vii
lians, "as made known 10 them, they all %contff,
hnied their iniie toH ards his relief and that Of
his family. They also, ut the same time, APP
pointed a committees Of five oftheir members, 10
raise by subscription whatever they could for the
snme object. Tue committee, on the following
day. collected about $50, to which | believe
something has SINCE bcen added. Such CON
duct IN the young ladies, | Thought deserving OF
public notice, and il Is for this reason, Messrs
Editors. that ! have made SO bold as Ia trouble
You. And that they MAJ be even ready TO sue
conr thc unfortunate, Is the sincere hope OF u
ttliom citizen. II.
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FROM NEW

BY the brig Arcturas, we have received New
Orleans papers to the l2th of January. The
on, article of interest we find in them is the
following. announcing the Declaration Of lnde.
%pendence in the Tpxas. N. Y. =. Post.
From the Nachiloches Courier, Dee. 26.
Declaration Of Independence in TtEas.
We are credibly Informed by several persons
who havelately arrived here from Texas, that on
Saturday the 18th isst. the united forces ofthe
districts OF Nacogdoches and AeSh 3aqon, de-
clared the provinces of Texas free, and indie
pendent Of the United States Of Mexico, and
hol,ted II Flag with one words 3" Libertg y lnde-
pcndence" on il. We are not informed whether
Austin's Colony participates in the affair, but we
presume from the intimacy that exists between
many oftle settlers there, and the leading cha
nders, Whn have gene thus far, that there must
oeh understanding between them in the affair.
MS said that a few days previous 10 the de-
eiaralon's being made, six iRdiaa Chiefs of the
nations IN the vicinity OF the Province held a
counchand p omlStd to assist the new party.
Many no doubt. will think these patriots TO be
te remn'nt Of Don .~uiXottc's band OF heroes,
o'' II thrh Is any union between those who
compose tnt different settlements which have
oee1 made inthe Pt9viuce and the Indians. II
u he Il seflors afiIr 10 tie adjoining province,
"nnt 10 The Nc can Government.
The Mexican tosernnr,, In. beret,fore Maid
very little adentla 10 this part of the province
Of Tcyas, leaving tosa vino were ,hpr, previous
'olne c%aiouists, x ta coIeni,,.. "a govern them
sel'e> without aay how ledge ofrhc laws. OF Of
Ulcers who were quafed to admin,,ter Justice.
The only officers areAlcaldcS and Sb.rila.
Jfpaary 2-By az tlsnan iu=t from Nacog
dochcs, we learn that ,'o ' I"5,ans ~ mnr',ol7v
'borokees, ioined the ,d~snc,denf Rrnub,capS
On Friday last. At Nacodorbos
Nelikcmse mderstad ,b.,t his new Renub-
he has beer christened tp :. Ranublir of Fre3o.
MA, and uat their aag,s we mentioned last
week Consisted OF q strip ofred aud White cock,
ll,s, as az indication ollftoring ,he Union.
We haze also rcceiyed,n address from the
committee Of co-rresponde Wv az 9" ,he Ran'piir 'ro
Army Naeogdoches, With. from van, oftilne
We caraot publish in this da's naner. hnt suajl
asernt in our next, and a ,satv entered into
between the Nacogdoches -Itlenendentsa and the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-20
CONN UTICATED.

NWsF1 VNTNF IT
Messrs. Edtors-Your paper oil the 18th lust.
contained a piece setting forth the deplo-
rable situation, To which james Williams and
his family have been reduced. Several, and |
believe many of our citizens stepped forward
and put their names on the subscription paper
left Mt Mr.. A X NOrth's bookstore. But what
has prompted me 10 trouble you, IS my desire
that tie generous conduct Of a particular class
of our citizens should meet with that general
admiration, which it so Justly deserves. Is it
ncedfu' 10 say, that | aIlude TO the young ladies
Of 'ir. Leuba's Seminary 1t would not be nc
! eessary, if good deeds were "a quickly and ex
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fNPpp ,ss, Washington papers brought us this
4, is not very long. but short as II is,
t'Fba,e no room for il to-day. The following
~. will be found TO embrace every thing
OF c5nseqneh'e' rro. b.,t h.o, nd, n,
-, Mr. Calhoun at the War Department, but
e., faeling themselves bound to investigate the
.harres in Mix's letter TO Clark, they are u
n,ninously OF opinion, that there are no iac's 10
.aari4e even the suspicion, that Mr.. Calhoun
aen,arested directly or indirectly, in any con-
wa" They also acquit Mr.. Barbour in the full
a,anner. OF any ceusnre, aud state that he
ns.rdod the charges against Mr.. Calhoun from
,ha FIRST. as a base caiumny.
=" Tn ,Yav the letter Of Mix accusing Mr. Cal
-, IN Clark, got out, they state 70 have been
.%ra,oh Mr.. Hoees Goldsborough, Il competitor
oh Xix for a contract, who procured a copy
60, Mr.. Clark, and gave il TO the editor OF the
Phenix oaze,e. .;
Ito the whole of the celebrated Mix cont act
rh.y ,fix the seat ofinfamy upon the character
ofl,x-they declare him unworthy OF DeiieieFen
,ndcr oath. The only point of consequence IN
,hp whole report, besides the acquittal OF Mr..
Calhoun, is the discovery that there Was a hlu'
aan ns,tner. with Mix, in his Rip Rap contract.
IL yNas 10 utlftA Ahio ~ p"i'"'' f
,;ne was consumed by the Cominittee-bu all
.be,r efforts were fruitless-they never could dis
cover WAC this secret partner was. They howe
Yer. express their decided conviction that 1t was
not Mr.. Calhoun.
Mr. Floyd did pot concur in the report, and
,gs,ed one of his own. The fncts stated in each
are of course the same, but MIR. Floyd has gone
into an ingenious aud satisfactory train of reaS'
oning to prove the various letters offered by Mix,
s6om Vandeventer, forgeries-and the leaving
blank certain words intended by him to. cast sus'
n;cion mDon Mr.. Calhoun. His views are belle''
81 IN have been of the basest character. This
report points to no person as The secret partner
In brief, both COMMITTEES have acquitted Mr..
calbom-both have declared Mix infamous
botn speak of a secret partner in his RIP Rap
contract, who has as yet eluded detection
botb speak of Vandeyeuter as concerned in the
contract. but respectfully. The only thing VIC
feel curious about, is the secret partner.
Rich. Hhig,
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OFFIoE OF rHE SAVANNAH G~roRGIAs,)
Sunday February - =. NJ.
FROM krN NEG1

-
We learn from Capt. job son. of the sloop
Emelme, arrived on Saturday. from hey West.
which place he left II DAYS since, that Commo.
dore Porter remained in that post with his fri.
gate, the Liperttd, and an arm hermophredltc
brlg.-The remainder of his squadron, consist.
ing OF two hrigs, had sailed to scour the coast Of
Cuba. Two ifigates and three briggs of the sra
nish blockading squadron remained oil the port.
The Commodore was under no apnrchensions
from the Spanatds, as from the nature ofths
port, he can put To sea without difficulty. He
had dispatched one ofhis prizes To Havana with
$50 prisoners, being the ffsl intimation the Spa-
niards received of his situation. His sonadron
was well manned, but had few officers. His ne
phew, Captain Charles Porter, was second in
command.
The Colombian schr. Carabobo, Capt. Hon
ner, was at hey West. Capt, II. stated that dr.
ring his present cruise he had taken near 80 sail
OF vessels, but had sent none of them in. The
Cdrnbob0 had anarrow escape from the Spanish
brig Hercules, aud only got away by the brig
getting INTO shoal wafer.
The ship Spermo, MPherson, from N. York
bound 10 New Orleans, was totally lost on Ali
gator Reef, coast OF Florida, about four weeks
since. A part of the cargo vas saved and car
ried TO Key West. Among the articles saved
was what was saidto be an Egyptian Mummy,
but smelling bad 1t was unrolled. aud after strip.
ping it OF a multitude OF folds of linen, nothing
was discovered but IA skeleton with the neck dis.
located. The smell was 50 offensive that the
collector ordered it to be burnt.
Capt. Johnson spoke the line shin Caesar. on
Carystord Rect, the Capt Of " hich requested HIM
10 state that part of his crew had been in a state
OF mutiny, and had broken his lantern. &c. but
were then in irons
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-20
SPNR. ROBERTsoN'S PATENT STOMA-

SFNR. ROBERTSON'S PATENT STOMA-
- CHIC BITTERS. These celebrated and
well known Blitcrs are composed purely of We
g~otablcs, Of the most innocent, yet specific vir-
ta"s, aud are particularly recommended for re-
storing weak constitutions, cleansing 4 strength
ening The stomach, and increasing the appetite
they eYpel worms in all ages, but from THEN sim
plicity aud safety, are a most natural and eflectu-
aivamrtdgc. wnen administered to children they
are gratefully warm, and pune emily aromatic
tHcy ave extremely scrviceable in all selsons,
but particularly so on the approach of warm
weather, when bilious habits experience such 10
tai loss ofaPpetrre; they are also celtaln preyen-
tive against those complaints 50 much in the
spring. such rs Intermittent tevers and Agues,
Dy~entaric-, DC, DC.
They poss :, moreover, the property peculiar to
themselves, of qualifying and amelIorating those
mnammatory pclnicions qualities inherent in ar
dent spirits. and SO often fatal when taken in an
empty stomach. and converts them into a whole
some, pleasant, and intigorating stomachic.
They arc a very ii aStnt Cordial Bitter. and
are recommended for the use oftarcrps, as well
as private families.
A few dozen brttles ofthe above valuable Bit
ters. orsale. by the subscriber Price one dol
lar per bottle. WALTERH. MIDDLETON,
Feb. 20. Opposite Post Office.
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SGHlMI
10 Sbl.tso

S7D7 prizes, amounting 10 Sol 90
Mod Of Draleiug The numbers will b. pot
il one wheel MS usual. md in anothe, will be pus
the prizes above the denomination of J hfer Dol
lars, and the dfaw lng 10 progress IN the usual
manncr-Ihc $500 ptixes Of THREE Dollaa
will be- awarded 10 . high or low number, to -
dctei mined by that which ray draw the piise@
$1,000.
Low numbers I 10 $500. inclusive.
Hish numbers 1901 To l. 900, inclusive.
A holder oftwo tickets, High aud Low, nSt
of necessity draw one Iiize aud may draw I've
Capital Prizes also.
Whole Tickets 81 Liberal allowances
llal,cs 2 made 10 large deaIefs.
Quarters
Orders b, Nah, post paid. or private con-
ycsanee, enclosing the cash or prize tickets ina
ny Of the late drawn lotteries, will meet ihe sap9
attention as or personal application.
The above Lottery vii be drawn under the stt
pcrintendancc of the following ntlem"n p
Charles M'indoe. John Williams, + q fanrry.
Edward pesud, Joseph Cooper and Robert Ko-
bertson
AUG. LEFTWTCH
L.. "a THfsRer.
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IL As We anticipated, MI Calhoun is trium-
phsntly acquitted. A summary OF the Report
ot the Committee will be iound in our columns.
IL vas a foolish ALTAR at first, y Congress ought
not To have noticed il.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-20

Extract of a late letter from a distinguished
French statesman TO a gentleman OF fhliadel-
mia - The crisis in European affairs IS Vio-
lent but in the present financial condition OF
all its powers. a general war, though desired
by the %factous, is an evil little TO be appfehen :
dcd."
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.Iesisia,ure, or ofreeeiving the votes of Oi'
'.ailas citizens for the next PRESIDENCY, than a
bast ofother brave and gallant men equally
ueritofious, whose names nave never oeen mo
:, counex,on with that Office
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10 Lorers of Good Things.

10 L0rerS OF G00d Things.
. klliE subscribers are receiving a fresh sup
Il ply OF choice Fruits, genuine Liquors, &c.
Among the articles are The following
100 Kegs JameisonS fresh Crackers
d Drums Figs
300 lbs. prime Cheese
200 ,, soft shell almonds
100 ,, Tamarinds
10 bbls. New Town Pippins
3 Tierces Lon. Porter
4bbls. Dunlap's Beer
2 y Shell Barks (nuts)
| - n. York picked Beef Tongues
10 Gallons prime picked Oysters.
1 Jars Malaga Grapes
2 Boxes Sicily Oranges
1900 Real Havana Segars
Also in Store,
Old Madeira
Sicily WING
Port, and ~
Malaga
Cogniac and pp.oDy
Peach
Old Jamaica & pr-u
Antigua
Genuine Holland Gln, &c, &c.
NEW q AyRES.
Feb. l6. 2tf28