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EAI.M WINTER co.. :.

- e#,E NJ arriyaas ;, fro II New Jrk " Ihil-
x ,I.pha. euable the subscrinegs al ntes.
offer 10 thelr customers and thn p''-
~ M, an a,sortmen of Seasondbih GOODS,
-, ., Staoip aud Fancv line, as Is not to be
s,,,,s.ed by any house in this section OF the
,,ry Anon, the articles lately received,
are tas ollo~lng. VIZ
1.,y a;eees SHEPPARD'S extra fine Blue x
Black Cloths and ,lmeres
,o,ecs ,,perb Carei do for Gent s Frocks
few pieccs ine Double diIled Drab ~ Olive
Cloths for Geat. S over Coats
A few pieces Steel Mix, a new aud elegant ar
ncle Tor Srlouts, Frocks, NC.
pl,e r ack aud Brown Cloths and Cassllneres,
medium qualities
Gpntlemcns Fur ana Beaver Hats
PLAIN and Cut SILK Velvet gestings
Black and Brown Eng. do
q Eases Genuine IRISH Liaen
,, aat pees, do OF pee IIiarly fine texture i
sJft flush
d cases Caicoes, comprising almost every
shade and figure
Al & Ia Bed rlckngs Indigo blue
sevpral pieces 81 a. 6-4 irish Slcetings
u.e Dsmask Table Linen from 81 10 1914
III 81 al ~ 81 brown and Bleacned Do
mesnCs
44&3.4 plaid do fast colours
case ine Powe? Loom Shirtings
a,ntlenens fine beaver Il horse skin Gloves
White morse skin aud silk do
Rack Italian Cfavais aud Bandanas
P,ad and Cambet Gloaks
several pieces Sc0lll Plaids 4 tamblets
Several PIECES Scarle' Marine. qp'te cheap
Beg rwlIied English Blankets from 10
point, unusually cheap
Be5t loubIe Miled Napt Cottons
kersags and Lind,eys for servants wear
SIrong nigh quarter Shoes, and a quality OF
Sole Leather
Rose AMI Whitney Blankets, from S to Is qrs.
Fnt aud nedun Sattlnets
Apron and Counterpart Checks
Green Bdizes and i lonr Cloths, &C.
The attention of the LADIES IS respectfully
siiced to the following fashionable articles VIZ
Lac Vets, Capes and Collars of the most
spie,tid style
Rich Thread nd Gylnp Laces nhd Edgings
several pieces Al and 7-9 plain BoDblneiS
Back ltaliau Lustrings. finest quality
P,al oid ~ d Blk. t'ro de Nap.
Nazarlne, brown and Dove coi'd do do--superb
Platl aud I'd white Gro de Nap.
pans.dn Pad do--a new and elegant article
Apuge assUitneut most beautiful Bohnet Rib
b0ns
kGE pieres superior P,lice Cloths
h, dor>e 9kin aud silk Gloves
Al assortment SILK, Cotton and Worsted Hose
~
A ie@ pnterns CHILEAN Robes, quite new
article
AIew Crimson & Blue Merino Shawls
small Cashmere do do
Anew pieces superior plain black Nankeen
Grapes
Morocco ~ Sealskin Shoes
bkN waue silk & P.uneia do of the Gr3t or.
der
The a'pre articles have been purchased on
HE cheapest term, VIZ tpr cash. aud most of
ifm anClion. and .ill be sod atverV mo.
ierlr advances
lue attention o. customers aud lther gen.
aemehw 20 VIII 10 pa ..aase Ctotas or tassi-
"fies Is pAr'1ealari, reqqe-t"d 10 oar presiht
assortment, u the beauty, dnenezs q. cheap
ness ot enrate supplies, surpass any thing We
ave ever sren.
DAVID ~ ROBERT KYLE.
IL Country Merchants aud retail dealers.
are respectfully invited TO cali and examine
our assortment which is not TO be surpassed
" 'a't.H or ch"apuess on THIS side ot the
HoHmrn Markets. ID l. II KYLE
Uc,, -. +
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ICE.

10 Kegs Lewis's White Lead, pure No
81 do do d. No 2,
80 do Spanish Brown, around in oil
$50 GaIs l.inseed Oil [vcry superior
377 do. Spermaceti Oil
l2o do Spirits Turpentine
5oo lbs Dry White lead, (English)
700 lbs. do Spanish Brown
sun lbs. do. yellow Ochre
boO lbs. do. Venetian Red
For sale AT the lowest terms bv
WALLER II. MIDDLETON,
Nov 3 Opposite Post Office.
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M" hUelC.-The subscriber has again
-" - 'e pleasure of informing the Ladie, of
s y,4 aud ats vicinity that he has lately re-
WI, y, y, "'r'ci from Philadelphia, a large and
brac,aa' o'ed assortment of NEW MUSIC, en-.
wb,rh sa ',' 'he new pieces up To this time !;
all anu Je hopes they will do him the favour to
r, WV purchase, as he is determined to sell We
ty,f.ar o' . ne Is sorry to he under the necessi-
aot III ao' ming the Ladies' that hereafter he eau
eno sa,' 'hsm 10 exchange their music after ha-
SON no.. a--he gives this notice that no per.
nay be disappointed.
Ape..,o ABRAM R. NORTH.
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Vey>rs. James Wason and jas. EAler.

WcsNls. James Mason and Jas. LHler.
(~,A iko As you are nol inhabitants Of this
y state, | avail sell OF this occasion 10 no
tfy you that shall proceed to take thu deposit
ton ofJosepn scott and others. nj the DWELL &
house of Frances Mason, Campbell county
on Saturday the 18th of December neat. to he
read as evidence N a suit depending IN chancery
IN Campbell court. whereof you are plaintiffs,
and f1ancrs Mason and myself drfeodants--at
which time and place you may, If you choose,
attend | am respectfully,
JAS. BROOKS.
Nov. 10 c4a IL
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Nov 10

MOTICE.--lhe subscriber brgS leave 10 u.
[ Y form the public that he Is prepared 10 en-
ter largely into the business ot SIHughlcrng-
he ha, purchased the pens formerly occupied by
Mr.. J Malaly. aud wtIl nse every esettIon -
please those who may call on HIM Hog Dro
,eIs will find II TO their iHteics Ia cali
JACOB tEAZLE.
Nov. Is 6ll5
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,ilios ~ deed ri Trust executed 10 The
, subscribers by Capt Reuben Nnrytl for
certain purposes thcrein mentioned aud duly rs
eorted IN the cuunty coOitut Amherst. we shall
proceed, on Moud,e the 2isi dat OF November.
lbeng Amherst onnIt day. - In Count House,
10 sell !" The highest bidder q not disposed OF
sooner by private oonuaot) ibe following tiaets
Of land situated ia the connty ei Administering
tract on James itivri, conlhlnine upward, OF sx
hundred acres cunmOnl, called lh,isiian'S quar-
ter one Other uhol adj a.ent thereto, con HanE
two hundred aud fly three acres; one othor
tract adjoining the last mentioned uuci .oif-
tanning iour lnnd,ed acres one other hatt oh
Oucl Creek. containing Two hundred d luffy "a
cics, and one other iIhct. bong thai on which
Capt Nor'el resides, Containing three hundred
aud fiiiy acres.
such Of the above tracts ms are under cultivation
viii remain IN the occupancy OF The tenants I'M
al the growing cop is taken of, Al which limo
possession will be delivered 10 the purchaser.
The sale viii commence on ihc day aud place "
boye mentioned, and II not concluded will con
t'nue from day To day until all the said tracts &c
baud are sold,--Ietnls nude known ON the day
Of sale, {, ANTHONY
GEO Il. NOHl Ill.
The above sale Is with my consent.
REUBEN NOKVEIL.
Oct. %. ctdsl2
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PRINTED Avp PUBLISHED NY
r5u1u FLETCHER y NCd II. ioLEh
b'' ptbl,xlefg Of The Lans Of the UhioH

-, I,,o seni-Weekly Paper, at 81, and the weekly
- : "a Der annun, payable in nlsance.-N" sub
Pl'' IN he recglyed for less time than stx months
sunp' - ,,i he discontinued jhut the discretion
s.a ~ = I.l,rs1 until al arrearaees are paid
-, Refreshments will be Inserted at 30 cents per
u .,f1a frst tine, aid 81 IL cents for each
a. u..,s,ee Those from distance must be Pll1 t"f
th'"', tbelr insertion, or the payment assumed by
Pfo'','.,.f,,,ts,be prlson IN Lynchhurg.
-, ,neery Orders exceeding two squares are ~
.sied for six dollars r,.#-.
~ All letters addressed to tho Editors must be post
4 =, t,ey viii not be attended to.
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rsshaA',FrS on Boston. Providence Nqw.york
-, MI ~ fIalode'phia, Baltim ore Wasbinrto, c;'r
:bl.ers \, va tors sale in sums to suit pur-
ENchanrs ns T''dii premium, at the Lottery and
'yoch59r, on,ce OF 5. d NJ. ALLEN d CO.
staken a, 81 ~, "aefe all kinds of mcmrent money
'l, Ia Z, Tue lowest rates of discouu,
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.
able terms

TNIE Medicine no" offered 10 the pnblic,
- is one which has been fully suljecte
to the infalible test Of experience andin e.
very instance where il has been lairIv tried,
il has b EN- attended witt the most complete
success. In some ct the cases, the patients
had been laboring under the disease Tor Years,
aud during that period had received the best
medical advice, and had even undergone a
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. It's not Dixie those usually nd
vertispd,) offered as certain cure tor tong
catalogue Of diseases, but those afflicted with
this complaint, for which alone il is recon
mended, may rely with confidence upon Oh.
tanning relief, even IN its worst forms, IN o
shorl time and they themselves are the best
judges of The importance of such remedy -
Prioe 81 cents per box, with directions sign
ed BY the proprietor.
"be snhs ri5er is appointed Agent for the
ale of the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
.N5-.97
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Beauty Is dchncd, by an ancien'
Painter, TO be "a symmetry of limbs
accompanied withgoodness OF colour :"
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Aliens Office Removed.

u HHE Lottery aud Exchange office OF 5. & Nj.
Allen & Co is removed next door 20 the
Book Stora OF Mr. Charles A. Nnhers, d iinine
alately opposite TO Messt> Norvell y Morsans
where all business in thei. line Will meet with
prompt attention.
Noe, g.
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Where is wanted North Carolina, South Car
DINA and Georgia Bank Note, which will be- la
ken at n small discount. Nov. !.
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French Brandy and Wine,
bon sale very low. Apply to
ANDREW $ ~ BROTHERS.
/ ratobie Tract IF Land for sale.

l rdtH0btc Ifdi ~ Luna Tor safe.
m KSUANi te u deercr oi tue sDp,nor
Court ot Chnucefy tor the Jynrhbnrg
District pronounced on the 20lh day of DC.
uhrf, 1927, ~ u cause depeudiHg between
Nelson Crawford aud Renbcn Crawford. sur
yiyIne partners ul the ftm of Cooke, Claw
ford q. Go. plaintiffs, against illlhm shelton
sad Others defendants, The undersigned mar
shol OF the said Conrt, viii sci, on he ire
mi.es that is nj lhr plnca whorc Nu Shel.
lOu lnlplv resided, on Thursday lie 18Th Of
December, 1927 il fair, II pei the nrX' inir
lay thereafter, by way OF public ae,pun, on
a credit oi one, Two aud lhree years, tract
1T Land III Amherst, continuing 81 acres,
pnrmGily III 63i acres, conveyed by Richard
n Burks, an1 one m0iety 81 lot "a tfie
town ol Bethel. The tract enninir'rg Sd
acres has 1nOhcrrs ~ woods. md j. etu siter-
ed by gond jnigfst 10 be qual If no. s"peror
| 20 any tracl of highland III the county ~ . m
hprsl. The improvements are said e bb
| comfortable, having a dwelling hou.e a,th
all uecr,sary ou houses. Any PERSON y ish
ing 10 view the land pre requested 10 cail on
! fdmnnd Crawford, Edmund Winston OF
] Da6ney I Phillips who iyeson the preutsef.
Bond with good security will be requiled az
! the purchasers aud the iitle retained uuli tho
i purchase money be- rad.
T. \. HOLCOMBE, NJ.
| The Richmond Enquirer is reqne tea 10
/ publish tins hdyerf cement once week, on
! hr inner torn, until the day OF sale. and
! iorwarj Cheir accouut by the day OF sale. to
this Office Lar payment.
W, etdsifl3
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Nam STREET, Lyaebburg,
FPS constantly receiving fresh supplies of Drugs
y Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Pants
Oils, Dye-Stufs, Perlumery, &c. &c.
All ofwhch may be had on the most reason
able terms. June o.
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BARGAINS IN CLOAK~.

be GPc@s1 '%' rs say ae.c ngf
Also, . cases assorted heaNS Great Goats.
Apply 10 ANDREWS u BRO TIERS.
Oct +.
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=, American Quarterly review.

M ,hIrd number of the American Quarter
a,s heyIe%, &c received aud ready for dcIiv-
4 e.NalhcF'he.s a, the cheap Book and Sta
2loreo ~ An K NORTH
Sept. TO-
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AHAIKoUAN / - a d"crre I M ~uprnor
Court OF Chaucery tor 10" Iynchbnrg
District, rendered Oh The 2slt day oil October.
lo26, in the cause OF Ldmand b NorselI,
IN OF Thomas Nor, ell, dee. agai' 81 ltenhen
NoryeH aud others defendants. The u6der-
signed marshal al HE said court, Will sell, by
wy Of public auction, on twelve months
crr4it, before the door OF the said Nprshels
ofIiee, il The town Of Lynchhnrg, on FRIDAY,
~. lflh day OF December 1927. II mir, II not
the mex, lair day thereafter, the following
slaves 10 vii Sam, Charles, David, Han
nah aud Lucy mud her child nv" years old,
with the increase Of The females since the
Goth ia, of January, $40. Bonds with APP
proved security will be REQUIRED
THOMAS A. HoLCOMBE, NJ.
NnN. IL u .ri lIDn2O -
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\ iIOLCoAii.E. NJ.


Ia uEoUAN1 IL ad'e,efofthe Superior court
- al Clan,cry for the Lynchbnrs D,,trict.
on the 23d las "I October. 1875, in
a cause depending between John Miller, pit. vs..
LEONARD Clniboutnc and otheis, deus. the IN
dcrsigncd marshal Of fIe sad court viii sell,
before his Office door "a the town al LpUchbmg,
on Thursday the 2oib 81 December, 1877, ii iaIr,
il mol the next ian day thereafter, by way of
public auclion, on ctedi, of one dtvo yeas.
= tract OF wood and Of abou, 10 acres. nearly
Opposite 10 Iynchgurg, On the Amherst slde.--
Bonds with good curly wl be rcqaila Il tho
purchaser X the TILE retained until the purchase
money !, paid I. A. llOLSOMbE.
Nov. Is. CtdsnlO
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EXCN.A Il w..

N RATS on Washington City, Baltimore.
- Philadelphia, aud New York, for sale at
! 4 per cent Premium, for ALL sums over 100 at
the Lottery and Exchange Office Of
$. *. NJ. ALs.T. N dR co.
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The public is respectfully cautioned against
tie numerous spurious init 'tons of Doctor
Chambers re.hedy for hicmpcraace. Having
the exclusive agency for Lynchbme, am en-
ahled 10 sell he genuine medicine at the propri-
etor,s price, five dollars Tor six doses. -,
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post oGice.
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August 30
To TIE pU BIC.

New and interesting Discovery.
DR.. Cham6ers's Remedy for ntempcr-
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MarriaGeS.

In this town, on Monday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Brown, Mr.. William P. Allen, of Paw
tucket. to Miss Almra Peck, daughter of Mr..
Isaac Peck, of this town.
On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev Mr..
Wilson, Mr.. Thomas J. Eaton, TO Miss Susan
Waterman, both Of Smithfeld
In Taunton, on the lst inst. Mr.. Robert Gofi,.
to Miss Bathshcba Babbitt On the 9Th Capt.
Lyman Eddy, ofNorton, to Miss Lucinda Leon
ard, Of Taunton.
In Warwick, on the 9th inst. by Christopher
Spencer, Esq Thomas Lipptt, Esq. to Miss
Waite Arnold, both of that town.
In Westport, Capt. b. Clifford, Of New-Bed-
ford. TO Miss Maria p. Hlman.
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existence. lie has eneendcrod all the distract
ing ieuds in which she has been engaged, and
has done every thing to retard her progress
Yet, with all his faults. and all his iniquites
upon his head humanity will forgive him, for
not becoming the exocutioner of his own child.
His reign has been a reign of darkness and
terror, and il is fortunate for Kentucky, that
she is soon to be relieved from the tyranny of
a man, who, by his infatuated policy, has re-
tarded her progress, and almost cut off her
hopes.
il is said that he pardoned his son in open
Court, and abused the Judge in the most
shameful manner, by applying to him epthets
of the most insulting nature, because he rciIs-
ed TO admit the son TO bail. his is perfectly
in character with the whole life and history of
Joseph Deshn; and nothing else could have
been expected.
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Deaths,

In this town, on Thursday last, William, on
ly son ofthe late Mr.. Thomas Crapon, aged
IA months
In Warwick, on the 1st inst Mrs. Hannah
Arnold, wife of Mr.. Caleb Arnold, in the seth
year of her age.
In Burlington, r. !. on the 18th June last,
Ms Martha Townsend, daughter Of the
late Hon Shearjashub Bourn, in the 10Th
year of her age.
In Raynham, Mrs. Eun;cc Brittun, wife of
Mr.. Seth Brittun, aged 81 years.
In Charlestown (Mass) on the 7th utlmo,
Mr.. Comfort Searle, aged s5 years--an hon.
est man, and industrious citizen.
At sea, in the act Of taking a whale, Mr..
Paul Bunker, Of Nantucket, aged 26, mate Of
the ship Peruvian.--Also from same cause, Mr..
David Starbuck, I'd, aged 20, mate of ship
Washington.
AT Kcnnebunkport, Mrs. Olive Stocker, Of
the dropsy.
In Son'h-Berwick, Me. Monday morning last,
Hon. William Burleigh, Representative in Con-
gress from the County Of York.
In Paris, Tenn. Hon. VIM. G. Blount, for
mery Secretary Of State Of Tennessee, and
Representative in Congress.
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"EsTMINsTER Circus. We are graf
ied IN being able TO inform the public, that
Mr. Hans, the manager Of the Westminster
Circus, has so far progressed in erecting his
building, that he is enabled to announce to the
public that his Riding School will be opened
for the reception Of scholars, on Monday, the
Gath inst. and that the Circus, for the exhibi-
ton of Equestrian performances will be OPEN
ed with as little delay as possible. For tho
ndefatigable industry displayed by MI. Hans,
IN getting up a regular and respectable Circus,
for the qualification of the public, he is ent-
tied TO the patronage Of the community. and
we doubt not he will receive it. Since he has
been with us, he has gratified his patrons, and
given entire satisfaction TO all, who have visit
ed his establishment.
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BY THE STEAM BOAT.

The New York Circuit Court, Judge Ed
wards, has after aborious inves, cation of
nearly tour weeks, finished the trial of Jacob
Barker. The jury after being out from We'd
nesday afternoon till Thursday morning, came
into Court with a verdict of GUILTY. Ex-
ceptions were taken by Mr. r. to the verdict
on the ground, first that the indictment is void
and illegal; and second, that the verdict is
against evidence.
From The .NeD York Epening Post.
FROM ENGLAND. BY the arrival of the
brig Danube, this forenoon. we have received
Liverpool pers to the I'd of June. The
Danube sailed N company with the packet
ship New Yoik.
In the House Of Lords on the 3lst of Nav,
the Marquis of Lansdown inquired of the Earl
of Winchelsea, when il was he intended 10
bring forv ard his motion on the slate of the
Nation. l. would be convenient to know his
intentions, as the House wo Id adjourn the
next dav for short period The Earl of
Wnchelsea replied that he had not yet made
up his mind as TO the course he should pursre.
but he would give the House timely notice of
his motion, and should use his own discretion
as TO the time of bringing il forward
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, June 2.
Cotton Wooi The import is 1854 bags
and the sales amount 1850 bags, at a dc.
cline Of l-Sd on low Americans, and Sd TO
lid on Brazils About 1000 bags have been
taken Oh speculation. The sales are as fol-
lows: 1850 Sea Islands at 8 l-2 10 I6d; 100
stained at 6 I-2 TO 8 I-2d; Clio Boweds at s
rs to I'd; l47O Orleans at @ to I'D; I42O
Alabamas, SC. at 3-4 TO I'd. The export of
raw Cotton from Great Britain, during the
week ending 26th May, was 2O7O bags, and
from London, Liverpool, and Hull, IN the
shape Of only calicoes, 4Si2, and Of Twist
1927, was not less than DIGS bags.
From the London Price urrent, May 30.
There is no alteration in the price Of Cot
ton; the salos for the week about 1850 bags.
The Sugar marke looks very firm; last week
the regned morko, vas Is. higher, and TO-DAY
that advance was supported The Coffee mar
ket evnced more frnncss last week. but there
was very little variation in the currency. In
the Rum market there has been a reduction -
proof Lecwards are 2s % Id; Jamaica
Runs are scarce and higher, Brandy Is heavy;
Geneva IL rather lower.
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The Jacksonians of Boston have nominated
Hon. DAVID HENSHAW, as candidate for
Congress in place Of MI. Webster; declined.

Rev. Mr.. WEEMs. The trial of this distin-
gulsheddivne, cameon at the Municipal CO urt
IN Boston on Tuesday last. His counsel set up
the plea of insanity, and the evidence of the
Rev. Drs. Gardner, jerks, and several other
dlvlnes, was offered to support it. 1t appear
cd that he had preached once o- twice in Sa-
lem, as often in Reading, and once in
that city. He was educated at the South,
and passed some time in Andover previous to
his arriving IN Boston; and the witnesses in
his behalf spoke in high terms ofhis education,
talents, gentlemanly department, &c. His
sermons, were said to have been elegant in
composition, and acceptable in delivery;
though from other sources we have heard that
but small portion Of them were the produc-
tions Of his own brain.
The jury retired on Thursday evening, but
ther verdict is not known. A. DUNLAP, Esq.
was counsel for the prisoner.
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and refatation of the sIunders Of his enemies,
v.li reach US in the course Of a few days.
v hen We hope we shall have the pleasure Of
satisfying all. that are in the least sceptioal,
that this new attack, is only new edition Of
the malice Of his opponents.
Before the Secretary left Wheeling, he de-
clared, in the presence Of large number Of
gentlemen, that tho statements contained in
General Jackson's letter, SO far as they con-
ccrned himself. had no foundation in truth,
and that so far as his knowledge authorized
him to speak, in behalf of his friends, he could
pronounce them equally false and unfonnded.
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DIR. CHAMBERS MEDICINE. A meeting
of citizens was held on Wednesday evening
last, at Mechanics Hall, TO take into consid-
Grafton, the subject OF procuring an additional
supply OF DIR. Chambers Medicine, to be ad-
ministered to the poor gratis. II was stated
by the gentleman who has care ofthe edicine
that he has administered il to over one hun
dred and that he has received satisfactory eyi-
dence, of cure in forty-fye cases-others he
had no report from, and some had just com
menced ia ing it. A Committee was appoin-
ted to procure further subscriptions
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n1- PUpPIEs.-Among other NJ,

Go- PUPPIEs.-Among other puppies, that
have taken the liberty to bark at US, is the in
sect that chrps in a country paper, called the
Canal Of Intelligence, and published some
where in the State Of Come cticut The os-
tensible object of the thing, is, TO get himself
into notice, and we shall take the liberty to
inform him, that whenever his winnings become
intolligible, we shall bcstow upon him that no.
tice, which we are in the habit Of extending to
all full grown dogs, as well as little mastfis,
" tray, blanch and sweetheart, little dogs and
all" Sir have you sufficient sagacity TO ena-
bic you TO understand us?