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Who wants l., 900 Dollars.

If there be anV unfortunate adgcutupr in
tho town in want Of sucIa sum5 bet him make
immediate application al HEAD az ARiER-.
aliens OBice aud by investing the smo.l sum 81
-, secure an independent fortune brs,ins the
above Capital, there are many ola smaller d..
4iommauon. Al of which viii certainly be
drawn from the wheels olthe
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery. Class :.
The drawing to take place in Lgacbbure relI
UeduesjqJ, WHEN the fate Of all tickets Will bc
known IA a few mlnu'es.
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Not many made fine crops on suCh as are suit
able ior the French dealers. sell high. whist
those rejected by them sell low
INSPECTED
The past week 552 hnds. passed tobacco Il
hhds refused total o.
NehWe nothing to notice this week unless il
be decline in the price of the interior kinds
they stc evidently selling lower, say from - IL
- CTS. pf hundred. line quanti,, look,nr at Is
still arsc. though short OF what Il has hten ior
the last five weeks, Ne expect a slll TURNER dn-
mutton IL the insp cions. as harvest IS at baud
" = a,e furnished with accounts from England 10
the hist OF May, which are not very Auter1ng
The article OF tobacep WIS duh aiyrr, low raIes
We davc also hrcn favored with account, nom
the Erenci Concour, winch wa h,ld on the 18Th
Of April when i2do hhds were tah.n AZ ian pr-
ces. paying an average of nj 10 the Shippers
tTplu TINS fpuuTV.
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~ URsUANT to a deed Of trust ex"cutcI ~
< James 5. Pendleton, to the subscribe bear
ing date the 18th day Of June, in the year of our
Lord, orc thousand eight hundred aud twenty
three which has been duly admitted to record in
the clerk s oiiice Of Amherst county, there wlbc
cold to the highest bidder for ready money, on
Thursday. the l9fh day ofJuy next, before the
front door ofthe Tavern House, at New-Glasgow
in the county Of Amherst, nj present in the occu-
pancy of the said James ) Pendeton. the follow
ing property or Negro Slaves to vii: Isaac a
man. Ann girl about eleven years old, Lizzy n
woman and Ter children, Edmund and two boys
Younger than Edmund, with the increase of the
females or so many thereof as will satisfy the
purposes OF the said trust. aud the cost attendant
on the sale thereof As am acting as trustee,
shall only sell such title is vested in by the
aforesaid deed
SAMUEL GARLAND TRUSTEE.
juno Is. ".ds45
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Ticket, and .uarog for SHE ~ Fortune Home,
HllliLRSs LOTTERY Office, MAIN 81, Lynch
burg. N5olc Tickets a, idlyc, ~ 90, Quar-
ter. = &c.
Il Orders ffou amy part IL The country, en-
closlae the cash, or p,ize tth"ts in any Of the
Lotteries. y iilbrt hn'kfnily received and prompt
y attended to. # addressed 10
{. A. NIIHER5, Lynchburg.
Jinco.
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gnRU,T sALE.--By virtue ola deed Of trust,
cKecutca TO The subsc5'. o. lay John Kich-
s,,on, on the 10Th day q, September 1921, and
duly recorded in the c.ari,'s Office OF the county
court of Bedford, wc sta'i, on saturday 23i
June next if fair, il not the next far day there.
after, Sunday excepted for certain purposes
in sad deed expressed, proceed TO sell, on tbo
premises. fol cash, all the aid Ricoarsou inter
est in tracl OF Ian decided by Joseph Wilson's,
hci 5 to John MCahe. On this tract there is ii
GriS and Saw Mil, Also, one black Horse,
three mich Cows. -four lloilers, one small pldcd
Steer, thirty head Of Hogs, three Feather Beds
and Furniture. one blue painted Chest, Two Pots
aud Two Ovens two Pewter Dishes, .ix Plates
aud ono Shot Gun. such lille a, IS vested in
cs by the trust drrd viii bc conveyed, aud no o.
Their. lH9NbN DAVIS. t.F..,z,.,.
THOS. PRESTON.
Juno 10 C2sij
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"A DkEhlls ENENf.--.-- The subscriber
.S-a some time age, lonnrd the oh ,nl oi tho
Anp"ef,c Magazine 10 IA ncquau'.mcr. from
Who's luop - WINS taken Nhouycr has II n
possession Is respectfully requested to return H.
II As mostly valued for the portrait. Of ! Rnn.
lo.Ph. \. BaRard. Gen. Bfovnaud - II PEI.
- Which 1t contens. Any information ,espce.
inc It viii be thankfully received Halrhonud.
wtlh ed morocco back J. c. hilD.
Jun - II
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NY virtue OF il decd ofuusl executed 10 the
- subscriber by stephen Hewitt iut purpo.
St therein g pies-rd an3 otIeyord IA ihr clerk $
office Of the county court OF Ecdttd bratiue
date the 3lst day OF NaN. ia2G, aud recorded
on thc oh day ofJnc--l shall, GA the 18th day
u july ncSt, Al The house 81 said llrW.t in the
county of b,diud, proceed 70 sell, 10y way Of
anbhe auction, lor ready money, the prppc, T.,
conveyed II sad deed VIZ; The tract al lnd
w9crepn the ,ald Hewitt restless, containing. hy
estimation, two hundI ed aud cirhty-si1 acre. -
HIS IS avery valuable tact 81 land. on which
fhere Is spacious brick building nearly com.
plrted. Also Iuar and convenient BAN. II
aumber OF othel useful aud convenient house,
and a well ote%ccilent water. lie iaud lie
vel, IS good quality and IA good h,a4t 10,
cropping II Is bounded south By The turnpike
DAD, Beginning near the lth toll tie lis hns
been on, Of the most productive stands Ion a Ia
Yrrn IN the county ri Beiloid, and might Vet br
made 50 by moving some 81 the dlSpusaDlr hous
- On the road. Il IS we'll worth the attention 81
any gentleman either rs a public stadd o. Tor a
private rrsdcncc. Also another uact OF land.
VI I'm hall "a mc of the former, lying on b.
otter Iver containing. by estimation, three hun
drcdaclcs. lbs land lies we'll, b, well naiercd \
Is capabo OF beng mad an excellent farm; has
good apple orchard o. aud a l,anrd house
with some other ouI HOUSES A 81 one negro We
man eight feather beds bed stead aud furniture,
among which IL first rate mahogany bed steal
set oimahngany table,, eighteen superior wind
sol CHAINS, brass andil ons shovel aud tongs, a
brass wire lendrr, and all OF his houscheld anu
Kitchen furniture not necessary 10 ebunertHf
one 90 Cart ana titst rate YOKE OF oxen, on.
road wagon, three htih OF sursrs all bis siorl,
al cattle aud hogs, NIL lis farming utensils, viii
many orhe, articles roaYy ed M sud decd not
necessary 10 be inserted ~ ~ advertisement. -
lfrhe 18Th day OF jul, snunld he upil1. the yar
will take place the next tan day. md be c9uun
ned nom day to day Ill the provisions el said
deed IS satisfied Acting It, Trustee shall con-
fny such ttlc as is vested IA me b, the deed a.
to!esaid aud no olhrr " u. Oi,EES,
July ID. c5"42 Iuslce
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HIGHEST PuZF,
20, 900 ID LIARS.
Br7iiaHa 5rheme

9e'i2 prizes aml'g TO I4,0Oo Dollars
2odds--only 3o,Uo6 1ickeis
~ In CASH Tor the whole Of tho Prize,
eau be had, IS nsual al ContS's OFFICE, the mo
ment they are drawn.
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gpalVE DOLLARS REWARD Stolen out u
- my stable, on the road lr1.hae ib.n iAu,f-
bu 10 Campbell [. II. on tbc NIGHT OF the 29fa
Of May last, "a small Sor,ri Mar, lou. ycats Cd
about tour feet nigh, the lcli cyeout, some v hlfr
IN her ldcc, shod All round, walk and tlofgwelI
l. ie quite likely She was taken by u negro man
belonging to the Estate OF John Hpcombe, who
was missing the same night. He Is large aud 81
dark compeAon about SIX feet bga, has a
down look hrn spo1c 10. vii give five dol
lars for the delivery ofsaid mare o. information
so that | can get her again
ALLAN l.. WILLIE.
juno Is. tsIJ
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a.. Iotc e, loreries
sl9niHNme Of die Dlsmtl swamp Ganal
- Lpuesy. I'll elias, vii positively ,ake
place IN this town, on "Wednesday ntst-zIae
pnh'ic viii perceive from the hist rltncr n the
srlrne ihal tbs Is decidedly the mpd hiih4nt
aud gftud enc hat, been before tlfr.n f., long
tlme == hose wishing to adventure ~ IoItary s
will perceive that tbs is g., tanl a, ftpual IT,
an oppo' tonitv rs they viii mrei with ~ any
time aud TN ~ frr ul tickets hrne ,ct, ,hear n
prescott, would seriously ud,ise very person
10 c'll minediaf y At NV Truly Lnf}V Offer
AM sfrnrg ticket, WHICH GA Wednesday next
may give fhem The glorious blessing OF receiving
the most acceptable sun OF ;slb. Oop and thatioo
onl, by the las M cut the small SUN Of - who
Will he so dull and nreleeful rs IL le this ac-
oepttbic opportunity pcs by without calling on
IN and seeming a Incl tekct | hope th,le
a. upn' but what Will clll lmmcdmlel,. ns |
have tut received from Fountain Head a fresh
snppa ul Lucky Numbers, and there ~ ever,
probability ri tickets advancing 10 SO o. -. aud
mtHc Dam Fortune has promised TO do srrat
thugs hrh, inchy Office tbs dtav mr.. and ne
las nwat bt Il lius ~ her word so iiyou want
capiit L iaes, he snrc 10 enl on vour old freud
ADRIAN II. NORTH.
Iuuc H.
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Prortotioa u .stience end Literature.


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artff. lntsInASr e. nj no
oyer u. lhnrr Isp Rev Geo ~ I,oLfis
~. J.. II ismbe,s. Hes J.F Is lteosbav.
Hon. - yensOn Atohcl. solDln.,, i.onp la.
Ion lhos Is bu,sey Nau1 a iIllsp>. La
iio". joint. Herbert Ndilam lr,ch, Lsq
Hon, Jas. llqmps Il,aae " Nm. Iao.
liuus John Nelson. ID Jnne a, Steca =
hon. Nm h. Marriott ID,. i. ! SEN, ca
ii"h. hrNidy johnson ID DInnr I Jude
Jas. " Nj ulloh va. AsD
IoI John l.. lio@a4d Dr.. Heny hulns
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L0ltery q I.Achange OlIice-Lvnchburg,
o. Cash paid Al sight for all prizes if sold hy
MS. Now is the time 10 buy--delay uot---recol.
lect NEXT WEDNESDAY the drawing takes
place. ALIENS d co.
June ID. Lynchburg.
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AMERICAN QUARTERLY REVIEW

y
Scc0nd Npnbr-for inn
We nave received he I'd No Of this now pc
r'cdicaL Wehave not yet had leisure 10 perusc
it, The costcnts arc:
l. Coope-'s Political Economy
2. Americ5n Drama
3. Epicurran Philosophy
4. italian Music,
5. American Biography;
6. Egyptian IIeroglyphies
I. Natural lIistoiyi
3. Australia;
Q Political S,s'em of America;
10 Segurs Memoirs;
II. French Literature;
l.. Life of Napoleon.
Whatever may be the merits Of the different
articles. we canuot murrnur for want Of elrety
Politicians, historians, antiquarlans, studutS of
nature. philosophers musicians, playwright Us and
pocr, have all dish spread before them, md it
viii be hard indeed if they donot find sDmethiug
10 suit thcir paates. We have glanced o,rr the
article ON French literature, aud il has occurred
gu. that it would bc a great improvement fthe
Reviewer would hereafter furnish trapsiatioRs.
yben he finds Unnecessarily to fill whole pages with
French. or ANY other foreign language, which,
haopobt to be aware, is a sealed book to many Of
his readers.
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&avlEW

Ofthe l.vnchaurg tobacco N rket
=. CorrsaafnseetiYJor ht fggiaa..
THOMAS \. iiaLcoHRE md ideuAnp ItpyF
Cem MISSION hefeaams.
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lVpO dOials-- 90 doll,fg- 1000 dollars
1Du l9IU Nam

10 prizes o. 500 - of 500; 10 Of sleo
hos'drs #tu -.g.s- so 81. &c 40. a..
N'hlpt - naiiil.P e. ?, CUT l1I tun,, hni 10
pm ',aso - Il" t',en Al ny I,eig Ldcil oG.e.
IA ms masavesad oie0e
\ vii Hei,t It'd ps5cti 81 numbers III The abore
s#br'n' - b. had Al uuniuni II al.
orders hnn my %, toldie United Suites,
en'osh's tlc Gosh q paso li,hots IN NJ. Of va
Hh' Lotteries, WI b. ha,l.iuiV received uid
promptly aii,nd, Il "a, u hddlessedio
AgttAN X. AOEfn.
Nh' - Nain sttoct, Lypcbtntg
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LITERATURE LOTTERY.

lhc ehnie 80 bt dtBWn 10 ON BAh ~ me
ely vol hAt1pWEE, AID under the supe,nfleua-
encc1I til tDmmis,onerS appointed ~ itt ~.
vernon bti Iutntt1I
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~ 0GsuANfna dqe.ee ., he snne,is,

- lRStANl 10 drctee Vt he Superior
- loai ut 1b1neerp, directed b. hw Ia DO
II 'd'n ~ the town ii l.rebir.p. tsnou ed
on he lin day IT otiohrr. 40 h. It enuse
therein depending between Uabie Scott III
aud iieoben Pend aton Ja,nes :. p,n,ilrt n and
koben 1inl y df..--.lre und is,fnrd MIR.
al Of Tie said superior Coau 81 t',mnc,,y.
VII, Oh Wednesday. M llth dp, Of nettmomh.
II hit, II nol the non 'oiI ddY. b,iure HE ~ +.
'ho's oihce ~ lhc tow al lynchbufp. pio,. III
=" sou ny way 81 public auction Ia the higarst
hhd'ft 10 ir"dy money Two slaves name1 Mia
enact aud allbelt, beng the slaves / hbc sud ds.
Gee mentioned
THOMAS \ HJLCOMBE.
Iunr IS, hla5 NJ ,141
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|lEIlA laONllLpa
Old tncknry, Nj hAun.
Batnalr, White
Waltt Sockney, tdern.
tar' eirEh', Creighton.
Priscilla lomhoy, MIS- Stamp
Penelope p,nGcrioil.
Qmehby8 Miss stnnp.
" Doors TO be opened NJ BAH ppst *. ana
ptt''tmdnert to commence pfecis /, NJ rghl o.
tlach.
Il Tickets bo, add PIT one dollars clild,en
und'f l. ,eayt o. asc. hat prize, pnncft. -
cents H. be lind Al lbe ba 81 The Union llntil
NJ he Arflhian piliee and a. The bo. uilier e
the IN -" e NJ hene, received a. the door.
d Smoking IN the Theatre expressly proht-
hied jun 10
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DIED. on the sd ult. near Mantanzas, where
he had gone for the benefit OF his health ioitA'
Ii PIGhENS, late Governor oil Alabama
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On the 4th dav ofJnly next an Grafton will
he delivered. in tho town al New Glasgow, on
the subject of coIonizing tie free people of CO.
Tor. ON the coast Of Africa. The citizens Of Am
bcrst are invited 10 attend on that occasion.
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6, g. ut, ALLEN d cos

Whole Tickets s5--tialyes 81 -QuartersS %
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conENs orfl,,-lII, aIarle,.,l,eel.

BALTIMORE Ihy IN, is23 I
u iader authority 3lthe Al OF III, General
( As tmnIy Dec. scsFuo, 1870 We ,el.vnh
9's ent 90 lle pubic, fmsr GAS OF me Mai v
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'EN - ,N IL Il -
Nfgiua Lottery Oliee. Ma,n.st l.Ynrlbnre
Who'd, tickets -1--ialv,s - 5u.QnaricrsS -
II = Order, from ANY pau of thu county, 81
r'1siagthe casb or prizc tickets. vii he ,eD
,. umplly attended 10, II addressed 10
at Ia u Y'rE,
juno l. Lyncbnrg
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Dismal wamp Caail lottery

THOMAS \ HJLGOMBE.
Iunr IS. td4l5 NJ -
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la Aet ID, song md horu'. sibg Megn, oh
Oh Aeeen he -
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oIAPLE ARTICLIaS
LynchbwS Uhoiesate Prices Current

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DOMESTIC.
From the Constitutional " hlg.
TO TIE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
No III

In the comparison on rather in the contrf,
attempted between Adams and jackson, tor thn
purpose OF ascertaining their respective qualif-
cations for the presidency, | pmposely avoided
referring either 10 the merit OF the grnerdl II
his miIilar, success, or 10 the demtrH atiIbu-
ted to Nh. Adams IN the manner OF his oh
tanning the presidency, intending 10 make
these points the subject of distinct and separate
review.
The signal success of Jackson al New Orleans
melItcd and received the applause OF the nation,
aud no man more chcertuIly oned in according
il to hnn than myself 1t terminated the Incl
dents OF the war, IN n manner the most glorious
tor the country, and did much to blot out the
stain of ON previous disasters. | lejolccd AT
the molaent IN tine honor awarded him by the
representatives, ofthe people as well as by the
people themselves. Nor will disguise that a.
though ! could but deeply regret the breaches he
had made upon the constitution, yet | approved
the iuduigent silence with which they were treat
ed. | should have been more graified could
they have been botted out forever from our re-
collection. IL is most Chcertuily confessed that
for this victory, Jackson had claims on naii
on's gratitude aud so had his brave COMPANIONS
in arms While We readily award to the com.
mandmg general the greater share of praise, it
would be injustice TO make him the exclusive
| OBJECT on our gratitude. Many brave and pat
rlotlc hero must have been with him, whose arm
aud whose intelligence aided IN the achieve.
ment, and who have therefore equal claims on
oar best feelings .--But die victory of New o.
/ leans wns not the only victory achieved during
the war. Ia other important portions of our
territory, bloody battles were Tough, and signal
successes gained, Indicating equal chsary
! skill and patriotism. Niagara, Ere ,Plaitsburg,
are alike the theatres OF our glory in arms The
ocean presents no less distinguished proofs o the
most heroic enterprise. The heroes who direct
ed these different conflicts are, equally with
Gen. jackson, entitled to our gratitude. But
how shall it be manifested by making them all
presidents lis it just, that the whole of our ia.
vors should be larished on one Who now
talks of any ether battle or oil any other hero
than those of New Orleans Have all others
thenbaenflrsoften Have the names of Brown,
Scott, Hull, cambridge. been presented to YOU
for tn presidency No. They are all con
signed to oblivion that the glory of jackson may
shine with brighter lustre. AMI yet they tough.
as valiantly. are at least competent as the he
| 70 of OH, as, and their moral characters arr
ulexceptlonable. ut who ever thought OF con.
{ ring tn ighest civ pfce on a military man.
because ofhis fitness for command or lis sue.
cess in battle IL Is urged indeed, by some the
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GERMAN ETuIRAMS.

The Germans possess great number and va.
riety of short epgrammatc comp slfions from
which an interesting anthology mghtbe wreath
ed For instance
THE UPsTART.
Is il a wonder-with his pelf,
That Tom his friends remember not
For friends are easily forgot
BY him who can forget himself.
TIE CHNRGED LASS.
0 Venus whelnl'd in so row DER
My broken glass bring to thee
For Whm ! mds IT shows 40 more,
And Wllat lam dare not see.
Who noble is may hold in scorn
The man who is but noble born.
TO A sCuUSDREI,
Witness against thee!-whereso' thou soest
Thou Dearest thy accuser, as thou knowest
PRUDENCE.
Seamen on the surge who ride,
Couri the wind aud court the tide
Force alone ne victory brings -
They who anne at MODEST things
Should aspire to VISIONS light
Wisdom's mig hitter far than might.
HONORABLE SERVICE.
n any has served thee, tell the deed to many,
Hast thou served many, tell it not to any.
EPIfAPH ON \ MtstR.
Here lies old father GRIPPE, who never cried, Jam
sails
'Twsuld wake him did he know you read his
tombstone gratis.
Better 10 sit in freedoms hail.
With cold damp floor and Wondering wall,
Than 10 bend the neck, aud bow the knee,
In the proudest palace of slavery.
Thou addcst daily to thy store of gains,
Win gold fleece giveto Il sheep more brains
APPEARANCE.
Appearance may deceive thee-understand.
pure white glove may hide filthy hand,
&C. GJyphius.
The world is but an opera show;
We come, look round, aud then We go.
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FROM The Fredericksburg drend.
DECLARATION OF OBJECTIONS


10 he EitUaijon of Gen. ANDREW JACKSON
TO The Chtef Mdgistracy otAese CNIrEp ST4TLs
When, in the course OF puplic events, II w
comes necessary ior one party 10 oppose the Pe
huCal Chief, who to the surprise OF the nations
Of the cath. is supported by another,io l The Hs-
nlhed ottv,tauon, for winch the fiat OF na'uIeS
ol natures God dlsqualiies nina decent IT,
spect for the advancement of their cause require
that they should declare the reasons which luz
pei them TO the opposition.
We hold these truths to he self evldent-tha'
certain requisites are necessary IN ohiei has
istrao; That smonsstthcsc are respect for tiea"''
knowledge of the constitution, experience ID pun
lie affairs, and acquaintance with the po'l'lca
diplomatic history OF the country. Ina, III
generous aud ens htened support OF his ieIioH
citizens, is the highest incentive OF the fauio'
and that caprlcions dlstrust OF public SetNah"
as conducive 10 deSpotism, as unsupported cum,
dence. Prudence, indeed, will dictate 'la' az
administration once established, should MOI u,
changed tor light aud transient causes; e acCo'S.
in " our experience hath shewn, that the nations
more dispos dtorenew its confidence, when 'i.''.
Ell than To CRAFTY iactious opposition by guar"
nial changes.-And when a Icing course OF "o'5
and denuncIation, pun suing invariably thr sam
a
irallon, 'ho pure as the angels at the n.y.,
hand oil God il i the right, it IS the duty o u,
friends, to throw aside all :orbcarance, ana o0,'
ly to enquire into the pretenslons OF the oa"u,
date thus supported. Such has been the 'n." ay
ted conduct of the opposition, and such Is ~
the necessity, which constants US TO nec''s
that the history of ANDREW JACkaoN' ~
pleie with Incorporate bursts of passion am 'an.
trary measures and gross violations oil 'hf ~,
stitution-all going to show his unflineSs 'o' III,
first office in Our government. 10 prove
let facts be submitted TO candid world
He has in the outset of his military caree',
fused to obey an order of government a"e''"'
him to dlsband his army.
He has CARED on wal against the ino''"'
metciless SPIRIT aud hurled upon them an ""l ad
tinguished destruction OF all ages. sexes ""s
coalitions.
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fht - w. 80 =, -.
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ber ranrn,, ~ the ,anr prnpprtIfn ~ thasc pi
her daug Aier lncg"a -cd apd, although Madame
dc Ma.niI mig II have overlooked, OF AT least
hardened iais. vet w1rn she found Gas size did
afterwards inathrr daughters modc>ty and ell
e. tncc ol ns,nn - weIr 81 perfect aud lrresistl-
bic thai laes mad capiivatcd the affections of
;he old lad, most iavndred loter-aud this,
tno. "a spite at al thr rouge aui patches that
~. had enpioved Ia retain ltnn--hrr anger
i ieu no bannIs. IT. III 'vdlier. kno ing viii
uns.n m, t..Itod,,l conducted hls proceeding
faT VI nliltI " tFsN' dnh 81 fplh
ple,=i, conceal, hts passion Ton the daughter
thar 5ae enaaets mother ddi continued To bc-
lice herself lhe ole object OF ms "nee'ion"'t
aufato's. Inc yonns sh' however Nne" o''
tcf, aud vas h"l >'o" IA P'resN'ns '''' ne'
oharo' d made an mn 'NS'oh u" 'ue man d
her no'hrfs adm''s'. Sn' was "',''a,is g.
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Tho oi,;.r, ofnuiycf,al attention. to her mother
crea, ,,,nnet.
The che'aher WHO mas neeh men''"neo wa
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