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paper printed nj Macon. (Georgial says, a
spot OF earth. about natre in extent. near the
COURTEOUS in Lowndes county. suddenly gave
way not long since, aud sunk 20 the depth of a
handred feet The pnee is now covered with wa.
ter, the trees standing as they grew-thc taliest
pine being % or 30 feet below the level Of the
surrounding country. Small ponds like this are
frequently met with in the lower parts Of the
state, md are there called Lime Sinks produced
probably, by the action of the subterraneous
STREAMS
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lair. r.cry day afTor'i 81. NEE = :. 'nd aa,
.,sa finieies ,'.. :, public viii permit tn
alive thai 81 ssason for emigration TO G.
re.rot i,'o,ag 5e,ded proof Of their attachmen,
-. wihoo' IN Nv. IN which We are engaged
- sacred cause " &C. gR. GURLEY.
nh pfI ~ - foier, Esq Seeretafy' Nc
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STAPLE ARTICLES

MIR XAUPrS Dancing School was reopen
! , ed Yesterday. Scholars will be received
for the balance of the quarter, aud deduction
made for the time already taught
II p s,'s'ne BAH will be held on Satnr-
day, the LIST September, in Mr. MorriS's Ball
Room, TO whc the Ladies are respectfully invl.
ted. Tickets ofadmsson for Gentlemen TO be
had at the Bar.
August 30 II
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Life of NaDOipOn.

XAHE last nights Mail brough, us asupply OF
Y the long looked for LIFE OF NAPOLEON,
in 3large Svo vols very superiority executed, con
tanning beautiful and correct portrait OF the
great Napoleon. Much was expected from this
Great Work. But, so far as have heard, and
can Judge, it surpasses the most sangune expec-
laton. | therefore hope every person will do
me the favour 10 call and buy copy of this
SPLENDID Work, more especially as the work ia
now offering TO the public on more reasonable
terms than ever knew any work Of the SANE
magnitude. Indeed NAV add ofany kind
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
August 80.
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The election OF such a man as Gen Jackson. M
Is too tHte Of a sa'esalan-tOo rda--ioo rioieni
~ Ia ifnper-tis measures Ion much inciurd 10
nrbitra,g government. 10 Obtain The humble sup
port ofhs Editors Of his paper. WE WOULD
DEPREcArE MS ELECTION As CURSE UPos
OUR COUNTRY"
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Msssrs. Richie and Gooch. The latter gentle.
man complains most heavily that the {" sins OF
The Enquirer are all laid to the charge of the
former--that, when the Enquirer is to be assaii-
ID, Mr.. Ritchie's name is always held up Gin
bold relicf'-that he gets all the abuse, all the
eastigotou, Sc. to tire total exemption Of him
sell II is the first time we ever heard a man
sniaitthc lash It is quite fraternal, however,
IN Mr.. Gooch, thus to bare his back To- the blow
IN order to screen thato his partner But VIZ
much fear there is some lurking feeling Of ambi
ton atthe bottom Its said frat the Chinese
whip their Godsmost numerically and it may
be that Mr.. Couch is willing to be excoriated. so
Mat he, like Mr.. Richie, may be considered one
oftle Gods Of PTginia. The honor may rem
der him msensible TO the punishment.
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YHfAvE just received aud shall CONTINUE to re
II ccivewceldy beautiful assortment q { fan.
~ articles among winch are,
New stye Prints, some Of which are very eieean'
Case elegant IRISH Linen
Barge, Gauze and Gros DE Maple IIk6
beautiful worked Bobnet Caps Cape, S.VeiS
Handsome Ncedle-worked Muslin Vandkes
Best quality Plain Blk Nankn Grapes
Extra rich 'exture Blk Bombazine
Rick Thread and Gimp Laces
Worked Muslin Trimmings
Best Md aud Horse skin Gloves
Ladies Morocco aud Prunrlla Shoes
Cnildrens Morocco and Leather Boolees
Beautiful Work Baskets, Thread 81 Cotton Floss
Fine Bobbin, DC.
Together with many other fashionable aud
desirable articles which they Will sell at very re
duccd prices.
August 30. IA
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81 IIEME.

poo prizes ..s..,...,.....,& ] - laD
rut1celto the usual deduction Of fifteen per cdht
u he Cash To- tn whole OF the Prizes cab
be had al COHEN > OFFICE, the moment they
are drawn,
Whole Tickets 81 on Quarters 81 %
Halves SO Eighihs 62
u Orders RON any part OF the United
States either by mail (post PAID on private
conveyance enclosing the Cash or Prize Tick.
cts in any Of the Lotteries, will meet the same
prompt aud phclnal attention NJ If on persona
application
a.. IdditSto
Il COHEN, il. & BROTHERS.
Baltmore
Aug 10 10
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I'D r3Su mt 10 a decree OF the superior
x Court Of Chnncery Tor the Richmond Dis
''ietetonounced on the 2sth day ofFebrunry.
Isl IN cause therein depending between
lam Lyle Administrator dc bons non with the
vii anneNed, of JAMES Lyle. Senlo, deceased,
Who was surviving partner of Lyle aud Banks,
Phi. AGAINST Mu orAldled Rose .as well in her
On firht rs ia hen sole capacity OF eSccutriE of
hafles Irvine seniol dec. and others, Defend nts
he undersigned Marshal OF The Supreme Court
Of Cbaneery, for the Lynchbutg district will
sell by wa, ofpubir auction, for cash. ON the
premises. on Monday the drstday ofOct 1907
iftnir Il not, the nest lair day thereafter, n
tract of land lying ~ the county of Nelson on
the waters al Pincy River, containing two hun
drrd acres, nov Ia the possession otl I'm Camp.
bell. THOMAS A, HOLCOMBE, VI
August 30. cIwd
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sDAY, i2tb SEPTLMBER.
SCHEME

9o24 Prizes 1926
u J Tickets and shares in the above Lottery
may BE- had nj the Luck, Office, where has re-
Gently been sold several capital prizes. and the
cash paid al sight, would earnestly invite the
attention of those disposed 10 embark on the
road to wealth, TORY "A lev tickets in the spIpn-
did scheme, you should not forget To call nj Tor
tunes Home, where there are parcels of choice
and well selected numbers.
u Orders from any part oilhe United Suites
enclosing the cash OF prIzc tickets will fecens
due attention addressed to
ABKAM r. NORTH.
Lyncbbnrg Va.
u Whole tickets S5--fIalves 81 5o--t,uyr.
tefs 81 %.
A. X. NORTH.
July 30.
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NVS1RDlNIA-At a Superior Court of Chan
Y Gerry holden Al the town Of Lynchburg,
the l7th day Of May, 1921.
judith Tucker, adm OF Daniel Tucker, dec.
Pit.
against
France & Harrison, adm'x of Richard Han
rison, dee who was executor or administrator
of Thomas Tucker dec. Def.
On the motion OF the defendant by counsel
10 dissolve the injunction awarded IN this cause,
which was removed hltber by writ OF Ccrlorari.
from The county court Of Amherst, the cOuri on
consideration OF the bill, answer and exhibiis,
and examnationspi Witnesses, and after hea mug
counsel in opposition to the motion. doth reicl
the accounts 10 one oil its commissioners who
is directed to examine, state and settle the
same. and mike report thereof TO the co II,
with any matters specially stated, thought per
tnen, 6y himself, OF required by the parties to
be so stated
A copy-Teste, JOHN WILLS, OK.
Commissioners's Office Lynchburg, I
July LIST. 1927.
The parties in this cause will take notice that,
have appointed " ednesday, the Sd day Of
October next to carry the foregoing order of
court into effect, at which time they are required
to attcnd at my Office in this town, with their ac-
counts and vouchers, prepared for examination
and settlement CHS. Z. JOHNSTON, L.
Aug. 30. 4cf
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NigM aud low oNste,,l,

'onIlnned IN consequence Of lis unrisnlIed
popularity.
Virginia STATE Navigation Lottery,
CLASS NUMBER FOUR.
To be drawn in on the day of
under the superintcndenee of Coms
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INRUST SALE,-Bv virtue Of two deed, in
- trust, executed To the subscriber, the first
by Merritt NJ. White and wife the other by the
said Me nit NJ White and William White and
their wives which are recorded IN the clerk :
office Of Amherst county cou.t, shall proceed
to sell, to the highest bidder. for ready money,
on the 20h day Of September next, AT the house
of the said William White, near Bethel, all toe
Household and Kitchen Furniture of the SAID
White, also three head of Horses. conveyed 10
me bv said trust deed. The sale TO commence
al Twelve o'clock. Aud AT three 'clool, OF the
same day. shall proceed to sell, in like manner,
AZ the tobacco Warehouse in the tnwn Of Bethel
the interest ofthe said Merritt NJ White. IN right
Of his wife, in the Harris's Creek Mills, which
are very valuable also the interest of the SAID
White which he holds in right of his wife, 10 a
tract ofyery rich land. lying near the Cold
Mountain, in Amherst county. supposed to be n.
bout Seventy Acres. The title is believed to b.
good TO the above property, but shall only con
yey the right vested in me by the said deed, To
the purchaser. NJ, ARMloI FAD.
August 30. cfdsI.
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Negroes for Sale.

NHILL BE SULD--to tbe highest bidder
w for cash, on Monday The lolh Sept IF
Amherst Court House (being Amherst Cont
day. A parcel of likely Nearofs Mo Wo-
men aud Girls belonging TO the Estate Of Il .
late Maj. Madison. were dec
JN0. McDAEIEL, ddm,.
de bonus non NTH tanie NJ ii : are.
WARY JONES. idmr.
DE- bonis non Of The estate Of ". Rnre dec.
Iaeua 30 eptf4.
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Advertisement.

fliIE Subscriber, residing M New Glasgow
u IL Amherst county, wishes 10 dispose o
several valuable Tracts OF Land IN Amherst and
Nelson counties.
Amongst the number there is one tract on p-
ncy River, containing 1000 acres.
One tract on the waters OF I've and Plney Ri
vers containing about 800 acres.
Four tracts ON Bniialoe i.iyer containing
1000, 500, Coz aud go ceres.
One tract on Pedl1r River, containing about
1900 acres.
And one tract near Trenfs Ferry containing
$50 acres.
The most ofihese Lands are as valuable as J.
ny To be found IN the upper country and are well
adapted To the culture at corn, wheat and to
bacco They are in good order for cropping,
and viii he divided as TO suit purchasers, and
sold al reduced prices. Ifnot sold before, they
will be offered for sale, to The highest bidder, al
Amherst October court, on accommodating
terms DAVID 5. GARLAKD.
August 80. eta SD
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August 80

XtflRGiNIA--At superior Count OF Chan.
y cery holden nj the town OF Lynchbnrg. on
the 10th day Of May, 1877.
James H. Miller and Patrick Hart, surviving
partners al David Anderson 4 Company aud
also Of the late mercantile linn of Hart, Camp
bell q Company, Pts.
against
Thomas Sterling and Henry Lyme, cx'rs of
Henry Lyme dec John {. Traylor, Thomas
East, John =. Trent, ! humas Dix, Patrick II
Fonlaine aud j elm 4. Hill adm'rs of John +
Hill dec. Driis.
The defendants Henry Lyme and Thomas East
who are out ofthls country and against whom
the plaintiffs appear 10 have proceeded in the
mode prescribed by law against absent defend.
ants sill failing 10 appear aud answer, on the
motion of the plaintiff, by counsel the couri doth
take then bills ior confessed IS TO those defend.
ants, and the cause coming on to be heard on
the bills, answers Of the other defendants eshi
bits and examinations OF Witnesses, was argued
by counsel on consideration whereof the couIt
doth order that one OF IFS commissioners do take
| an account of the administration of the defend
ants Thomas Sterling and Henry Lyme upon the
estate Oftheir tcsrator and make report thereof
10 the count with any matters specially stated
thought pertinent by hlmseli or required by the
parties 10 be so stated.
A copy--Ieste. JOHN WILLS, CHI.
Commissioners Office. Lynchbug, !
l2th July, 1927.
The parties ia this cause VIII take notice that
| have appointed Saturday the 9th day OF DC
tobcr next, TO commence the accounts directed
by the foregoing order ON Which day, at the
hour Of niue o o'clock ~ the morning, they are re.
CURED to attend al my office ia this town, with
THEN accounts, vouchers and copies OF court pa
pers, prepared Tor examination and settlement.
JAMES BEkAGH, {.
Aug 80 c4w4
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Cash for Wheat.

EDHE SUBSCRIBERS will give the highest
- Casiip price for Wheat, delivered at The
Lynchbn,g Mills.
BROWN u ANDERSON.
August 30 II
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1nl OR RENT.--A house and lol ON Federal
u hill, handsomely situated for family resi-
dcnce, til an excellent garden attached
A. HATCHER
Aug 80. Is
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Select Classical and English
SrhooI

InHE next Session olthe subscribers School
will commence on onday, the Sd Of Sel
temhel. ~ The hasun's Halt scholars engaged
in Classical studies will pay $50, and those in
the English branches SO y ! session of five
months, The patrons ol tins school are respect
iulls assured thai every eSertion shnll be mud
TO bring forward the youths nnusted 10 the sub
>criber', care as rapidly as is consistent with a
thorough comprehension ofthe subjects Of thei
study J.. &. SMITH.
August so. tcif3"4
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REVIEW
Ofthe Lynchburg Tobacco Market,
Corrected reekig for NE Tirgiman,
THOMAS A HoLcoMBE aud RICHARD Tyre

vi The Iynchburg Tobacco Market,
Corrected tceetg for NE Tirginan,
Thomas HoLcoMBt aud RICHARD TYREE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices ofpasssed 1obac-
CO. from 81 00to q 00
Inferior TO common -----3 OOto I on
Common do. to good ------4 OOto Il Oo
Good to fine Uto . oD
Strips, - o5to + on
Refused do. .----------o 25to %
INSPECTED
The past week 900 hhds. passed 81 refused
total BIZ
There is little or no alteration in orr market
the last three weeks the article continues very
low and without demand. the quantity inspecting
continues large for the season. aud the crop IN
the state will he very large one, the foreign
accounts continue as heretofore unfavorahe 10
the trade.
STAPLE ARTICLES.
Flour, new by wholesale, 50 % to 81 Is
Retail 4 no to On
Whiskey, Wholesale, from 20 to -
Retail a. 90 10 81 50
Corn, 81 - 10 u 90
Meal 40 to 90
Bacon per Id. wholesale Il u IN oo
Retail TO s cts
Butter, II -
BrPsWax o5 cts
Tallow ~ CTS.
Wheat, by the bushoi 90 10 %
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n ENrLEMEN from the country, disposed
II torducatc then daughters in this place can
board four pupils with me, who can have the
Of fine toned Piano.forte, should they wish te
learn music ANN +. IRVINE.
Aug 30. -
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N"IkhlNl N--A n superior our OF I hantf-
u ~ holden nj the town of Lynchburg on
the ISM day of May, 1927.
Robert Rivcs, Pit
against,
Archibald Austin, ex'r. of James Murphy,
decd Elizabeth Murphy, widow aud deyisec of
the said James Murphy decd. Charles l., Chris
tao Howard Is Scott and Sally / his wife lat
Sally Christian Samuel Perf Grnrgr Nun
ply PeryiS an infant under tile age OF twenty
| one years by George Prrvis specially assigned
bis guardian, James Luckey aud sophia his wife
| James Brown William 1homas lIrV nbotham
nn infant undeI the nee of twenty one years hy
Commissioner Benagh specially assigned h.
GUARDIAN, Peggy Ilgembotham. Arxnnder
Brown Andrew White, Shelton Crosihwnit and
George w. Kyle, DIETS.
On the motion ofthc plaintiff by counsel. leave
is given him 10 amend his bin and TO make Dan
| icl lligginbotham admir- of John ilgginbot
| ham, n part, defendant in this cause, whereupou
he Fl ed the same, aud by consent of the PAT Ies
by their counsel the court doth order that one Of
| rs commissioners do take an account oil the sey-
cral firms Of Robert Rves ~ Company, Rises,
| Murphy & Brown, aud White, Kyle B. Compa-
| nv IN the bill mentioned, and report the same To
| the courI with any matters specially stnted
| thought pertinent hy himself on required lay the
parties 10 be so slnIsd, A Copy--ioste
JOHN WILLS, OK.
| Commissioners Office, Iknchbnrg, I
10Th July. 1927.
The parties in this cause will take notice that
have appointed Saturday the 29th day Scpten
her ncxt 60 commence the accounts directed Ny
the foregoing order. on which day NJ the bour o.
nine o'clock in the morning. they are required
10 attend NJ my office IN this town with Then nc
counts vouchers and copies Of court papers pre-
pared for examination aud settlement
JAMES BENAGH, {.
| AUGUST 30 c1Wi
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SEflRGlNlA--Ai n Superior Count of thanef-
u ~ holden nj the town of Lynehburg on
the lstn day of May, 1927
Robert Kiyes PIT.
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lY virtue Of Deed of Tud executed by Robe,t Gordon
- Dn he 6fstd sy ut june, 1874 10 VIM Cali and Ednur
w Rpot's aud duiy recorded the clerk office
Of tie county Malnu ~ the Stale II Alabama, l.
urvyinS tuee, ha proceed she reqnes of Pffstden
If the Bank Vrginil, ssli f,r the putpses mentioned
the said DECD public auction, for resdy money before
the front door Vi the Eagle Tavern 10 this City, MONDAY
The 2 of NV nest -Four ceftln lots parcels Of land
lying aud being ~ the town nf Huntsville, county Of
state Of Aabalns, known and dnsusbed the plan Of the
ssid by numbers IS, 3d. 50, 40 tie said lots
containing half Ai,J sersn lot or parcel II
ground lying aud being the said town Of uuntsye eoun-
~ aud state Aforesaid, and beng pat OF lot number -
k0oyn aud Distinguished the PLAIN Of ad town. descri-
ed IN The said iced Also the suu-gtd quarter section
eleven Of township three range vast Of meridian ne
Ais the norhwe.teu quarter section, fourteen, Of township
three, "a rluxe II tbs merdian le both quarter
above described heing n the lands directed sod
Huntsville, pur.uauce Of the laws providing Tor tie sale
lands tie United state, 10 the M.sissippi Terftyrv
granted by United States unto Anirtg Jsmieso b.
patents dated the sih day Of eptember, 1857 and
sy safd Andrew Jtmeson the said Dhs srdop BY in
denture bearing date sh Nov, 1919 aud daily recorded
rhe Nos S. So So, 80, wh "a improve
nsnts thereon, will cold lot TIE part Of the ~,
No. ~ with Improvement ste5n,yi be sold auoher
All of quarter scctO1s u lad
toned will be separatey sold. 4. W. HOOrEs.
surviving, trustee.
.Hichaioal, SEPT y. sa-ia-
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FRUIT TREES.
Ornamental and Garden Seed.


In y. LANpRETII, Nhusssy aad Sesdssaa aea,-
e fhIadefPhia, on the approach Of the snsp
season bes leave 10 call the VI the public TO thr,r
Nurseries and Gardens which extent OF upward.
OF 10 aee,, devoted the rearing of the 1rss
fldfs and SEEDS k.ld IN either
The collection Of Ftuis very md enhrs
ees nearly all the tue European kinds with all the celebrated
varieties OF each sort that have originated tins country
Numerous, valuable additions late been made through
ne hsetsy Of the London horticultural Society; aud their
interchange With that Society WILL hoped, place
possession Of many other desirable kinds which vail speedily
in'r ed aud 1dered the public.
The Osnam-nial d.PaTnen has also been considerably
extended Many additions very uahls Plsuis
sds, and continue used to pte ~
Others that NAY be estimsbie.
GIRDEN SEEDS.
Ivtse growing of Seeds a number Of acres
appropriated In Their sowth very particular attention be-
so"ed ohthtn' Ftonithe the until
the seeds are maiured they p.sunsl
enes OF The p"peofsi aud they are, h,efoe enaJ!ed
dt h,'" h''h as 70 age aud quality. IL so.t
70 'h'srFe hss advantages than ordinary
catalogue oil the Tree, Plants and cultivated
by the PToPrtvis, may hsd srufis from JAsfEs al
hILpOE Orders through whom, viii e pune,u,IIx
To- aud packed 50 as TO ensure sticu
SORT 81. 10y 90 -,
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hon oil dollars; equal to tax upon our Stale, in
favour of the State Of New York, OF S37. 500
In the next place, domestic manufactured goods
.uch as cotton, tcsoHcsl, and other dry goods, .re
rec from duty; while our tobacco, rice, cotton
N'sksy and Hour, II sold in this State by auction
sh"h pay IL per cent state duty Row, the ,f
iee' oil his mon POLLING 90 say nothing aboui
the injustice or unlawfulnsss of the tax upon com
mefce) IL to destroy all foreiga trade ia other
states, aAd engross 1t themselves. The conse
quence Is. that while the present system is con-
Cured tn by other States, that our merchants are
unable to import their foreign goods direct them
selves, and are obliged TO pay circuitous expenses
ana prohis upon their business: when, were
those auction monopolies put down, our own mer,
chants could import their goods direct, and form
foreign connections for their own and the Sta,e'-
oeneht and ,rapsportto foreign markets our own
produce; and our state could then show the a
mount OF her foreign imports-while now she
shows but a small amount of imports; while her
exports are as respectable her neis hbors. sn1
While che shows so small mport, he il pavino
money 10 sister Slste for the privilege of buv
ing ioreign goods; when, were i, not for the
monopoly oil the State OF New York, and one or
TWO other OF the Staes, she could import all he,
'een goods herself, and do her own business e.
from any interior tax Would it not be easy for
ihose states who receive henef f. ON public suc
t"ns' 70 devise some mode by which the foreign
trade OF each Safe be rendered independen, OF
nose States vino do encourage auction opoliz-
ing? A YiRcINIAN
New York 18Th Sent 1907
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OF That State Kentucky we consider. therefore,
as sale and the Wanting Of the opposition Alto
geiher premature" This is ominous of " hat The
party mean 10 attempt, If they dsre-but the very
attempt must also destroy them. Besides, the Ar
gus gives detail OF the votes in the several Con-
gressonsl districts and the najorites claimed for
each, rom which 1t appears that in OF the dis
ric's, the Jackson candidates had a majority of
1906, and in th- Administration candidates had
majority of 1882 = that alt il true that this estimate
uHes not embrace the districts represented by
Mes>rs. Moore, Letcher and Young, because, a.
there was no opposition, there no test of par
~ The Argus claims in the whole State a
considerable majority. But one fact is certain,
that Jackson, and five Adams candidates, are re.
turned to Congress. Mr.. Daniels majority over
Mr.. David Trmble is 355
.N'chie dn.-Mr. Wing has been re- elected a
delegate for the Territory by majority OF votes
over Mir. Bidde
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RIOHNToMD, SEPT. e..
FOR THE EMO UIRER.

MEssRs. EDIT RS NJ. Barbeyrac (D tells US
that ''the Lex Rega' OF the Roman Senate,
from whence the following 10 an extract, is taken
from inscription found in the place where for
meIly stood the Capitol, and which may be read
a table OF copper, still TO be seen at Rome, in
the church of st. John of Lateran. /, is pity
that the injury OF time has esfaced the commence
ment of The inscription; but enough of it remains
TO inform If what il trestei; aud the learned
have AT length found ia 1t he - Lex Regis," so
called oy ih- Jnrists of former times, CONCERNING
switch there has been much dispute. 1t sutlires
10 remark, that fom Ti5eria-. Whenever u new
Emperor took possession OF the Empire, no matA
ter how, the Roman Senate, III has name and IN
that of the people, with some small chan
.ges, an otdonnsncs law such thu, Original
iy formed of divers DEGREES OF the Sens,e, by hch
Cesar Augustus hal acquired by degree, and at
different tiWes many parts OF The sovereign
fbatitv