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THE LyNCHBURG MEETING.

Two important errors occurred in publishing
the proceedings of the Anti-JackSon meeting
held IN tins place on Tuesday last. In the iii
line from the bottom Of the ID paragraph of the
Preaalbie adopted by the meeting, for " Ii is
matter Of consolation that" read - II is matter
OF consolation TO-" And, IN the 9Th line from
the commencement of the ti,h paragraph, in lieu
of combination of Eus' l,a Ignorance substi-
tute comb nation OF English arrogance
Much msconception, we think, has gone a.
broad with regard 10 Que sentence contained in
this Preamble; and it IS solely with a view TO
put an end to that mlsconccption, and the mis-
representations which almost always follow that
we now alude to il. The sentence to which we
refer read, thus /: "Your committee, declare.
that after considering The Whoie course Of he OF
postum to the present administration, they are
convinced, that, in by far the larger part. it is
ded that this denunCaton intended to apply
to the great mass of the people, who happen 10
prefer Gen. jackson to Mr. Adams. But no
such thing, we venture TO say, was intended by
the dratter oftbe Preamble, by the committee
which sanctioned, OF by the meeting which a.
dopted it,. 1t is true, less ambiguous phraseology
might have been selected. But. when the SEN
tence commences with the remark, after c0nsid-
eripg the wioie courss cfthe opposition,' i, Was
not presumed that any person would force the
construction OF its dcnunciatlon, so far as 10 ap
ply to those who have never participated thai
course, farther than silence, (Which the great bo-
DIV of the friends ofthe administration have alike
preserved could he said to be an assent to that
course But, tewlines further on, the Preamble
saws, xplcitly that one ofthe main grounds OF OPP
siion 10 the administration is " persOnni jeaou-
sy and hatred against the Secretary of State,
heightened by hunger for alice Now, 1t is eg
,dent from this remark, when is connected with
the denuncatlon, about which so much sens
tiyencss has been Displayed, that the censurs
could not be reasonably applied, as il was not
intended 10 be applied, TO those who could not
participate in the motives assigned TO the op.
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Glover Hill for Lease.

VFNHILL be offered for lease. on the premises,
w to the highest bidder on Thursday, the
10Th day of November next. If fair it not, the
nest far day thereafter, that well known stand.
Clover Hill Tavern, situated in the extreme wes-
tern point of the county OF Prince Edward. on
the Main Western Road. along which the h lch-
mond aud Lynchburg Stages pass daily Tex
cept Sundays y being twenty three miles below
the latter Town--lhis establishment has been G.
rectcd at eon.idcrabl" expence, having all me-
cessafy houses which are nearly new andm good
repair the situation very healthy andihe stand
not inferior 10 any in the section of country in
which II is located
ALEXANDER PATTESON.
Oct. 10. lm2I
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position Ths people generally could not -
animated b. personal hatred OF Nj. Glay
nor could they he stimulated by " huagei Tor
oc the Opposition are animated. The rematk,
therefore, as IL WINS intended 10 be applied 10 the
larger part ofthe opposition TO the adminsiTa-
ton which showed itself at the last ADD the pre-
ceding sessions of Congress, and since. by those
who, through the medium OF the press. have
echoed the sentiments aud followed the track Of
the leaders who commenced IT In that body. !
strictly just and richly meriicd Il is noi worth
While for us TO say which the members of the
organized opposition IN the Senate enlerlains
decided personal hatred towards Mr.. Clay
There is one AT least among them who has new
e. ceased 10 display II, whether an individual
q representative OF a senator-one who, remar.
kabe for his opposition 10 every administration,
has never failed To mingle denuncation with ar
gumcnt. u personalities with poliics-who hates
Mr.. Clay NOT more for his plebeian origin than
ior the rapidity of his exaltation to an emlnence
so far hey ond that which he can ever hope TO ut
ala either IN the councils of the country, the af-
iecrons of the people or the opinion OF the
world II is strange that ior this gentleman the
privilege OF freedom from censure should be con
tended when almost all agree that he Is himself
an lshmaelite. II, in grave Senatorial debate,
he travels out of the record To say that the Plesi.
dent of the Untcd States is n puritaa' aud the
Secretary Of State " abiaekteg." we know not
why his friends should complain 1.-The be sometimes
himself reproached. Nor IS it less susceptible OF
proof that" hunger for office" is the leading mo
i've of many others OF the oppps 'inG 60 gress
We need only mrrtion the names of Van Buren,,
who has been intriguing during the whole sum
mcr ; of Benton, who has sacrificed his feelings
ofcumity Il revenge towards the man who, nccor'
ding to his own declaration, made an outrageous
attempt upon his life, and Is now sustaining his
interests, II McDdlIe, Hamilton, Rowan, John
son, &c. &c. It's known rs far as circunstan-
ces can deyelopc facts. that they are influenced
to support Jackson, not because they believe he
comes up to Jeflerson's definition for some of
them have denied that he does So but because they
Cabinet Ministers or Ambassadors Euraordma.
ry. They do not ask, Is he honcsif Is he
cdpabiei is he .fdittfA 10 The Constitution -
the test which the immortal Jefferson laid down
as ntallibly correct because they know that al
tho they may decide III first question in the ae
fmdtipe, the most, if no, all of them have AREA
dy put negative in the wo last They only ask
themselves, H,H he appoint me 10 office And,
inferrng greater possibility II obtaining this
deaderaflBt from him than from the present
incumbent, tbey oppose unfortunately every
great measure recommended by the NATIONAL ex
ecutive without the slightest reference to lis pro-
priey or improperly. Is not such an opposi.
ton correctly characterized when it Is called
factioas and unpriucpled 7"
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AMERICAN ENrERPRIZE.

ErirGet Ola tettertrom Capt. Cunningham, ia
ted 81. Diego, Dee. 1879,
There has arrived NJ this place Capt Jedd-
ah Smith, with company of Hunters, from 81.
Louis on the Missouri These hardy adsenrnn-
ers have been Is months travelling their route,
and have suffered numerous hardships. They
have oiten had death staring them IN the face
sometimes, owing To the want OF sustenanc at
others to the numerous Savages which they hive
been obliged TO coatend with Out of % horses
which they started wIth they brought Only Is
IN with them the others having died on the
road for want offood AID Waler
Does il not seem Incredible that a party of IA
men, depending entirely upon their mics aud
trap, for subsistence will explore this vast CON
tinent aud call themselves happy whr they can
obtain the tai of a Beaver due upon Capt.
Smith is nov on board the Coul,cr, and is going
with me to 81 Pedro to meet his men from
thence he intends TO proceed norhward IN quest
of Beaver, and return afterwards 10 his deposit
IN the Rocky Mountains
ST. Diego and ST. Pedro are ports in Califor-
MIA w. Coast of America, near 1000 miles from
Boston.
SYNOD OF YIRGINIA.-The meeting ofth,
synod Of Virginia will be held in Lynchburg
OH the 25ih INST
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hNOIlCk-By virtue Of uest deed aads
Ii by Allen Talbot. bearing date ihe Goth dav
of June, 1925, q recorded in the county court IL
Amherst, andin the corporation coufi of Lynch.
burg. the undersigned, The trustee in said o..
der, 10 carry into execution the purposes there
of will before the doors ofihe said Allen Talbot.
In the corporation of Lynchbure. sell to the
highest bidder for cash, on ihe FIRST day Of No.
vember next, the following property TO vii
one Cow and Cali, one Set Mahogany Tables.
one Tea Table, one Candle Stand. haifa dozen
Chairs, two Looking Glasses. sundr, Table Fun.
lituie, ore Colt, two Walnut IaOles one Wal.
nut Desk two Beds and Furniture, quantity of
Kitchen F,lniture, and three Slayes to Wit: one
man named William one woman named MARY
and one girl named Lennna. Such title only
will be sold as the rr tee NAV lawfully con
yey. STEALING CLAIBORNE.
Oct. lb tds2l
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sb62 prizes ...............&I II uoo
snhJeetio the usual deduction Of fifteen per cent.
II The Cash for the whole OF the Prizes can
be had AT COHEN'S OFFICE, the moment they
are drawn.
Whole Tickets - on Quarters 81 %
Halves 2 80 E,ghhs 62
u Orders from any part of the United
S'htrs, either by mil post PAID or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or Prizc Tick.
cts in any Of the Lotteries. will meet The same
prompt and punctual attention "a il on persona
application.
u dddreato
}. l. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
Baltimore
Aug IL 70
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From the National Inisihgenesr.

'""t INC AFbtiUbht fiHcttf- Cttr''
hfssas CALLS y SEAroN: ! have ust seen
we al>r dm scurnloas publication OF X. NJ.
oAvNoaa,; and until read H. did not suppo 9
TIE lived an individual devoid Of ruth AID
oecenry as he has proved himself Ia he. De-
lfthcr for public o,nnion induces me to ask the
'dFonr 1t YOU to publish the following reply
In tue month ofNty last, | wrote n letter tn
spr'ate gentleman, an Old Cong e.sional friend
+" ftnkto,t, IN repl, 10 oAe received rom hin
"" designed tor publication, as every Candid
uni would at one perceive, as well from Il.
ssYf as us subject, aud he has since apologI>cd
journals.
IN THIS letter in consequence of Gen Saun-
uefs oVer-zealoua part IN the House OF Repre-
se'tdtiEes, the preceding Water, (the lot Of all
NEW converis( | adverted to conversation he
n'7a win me the morning of the Presidential e.
se'nn-eFery word of which aver TO be the
.'c' aud throw back upun General Saunders
v" vulgar epuhct ne has had the audaClty to APP
ply 10 me
pn 4 fe" inmates before the election, Gen.
"'a'iS approached the Fireplace at the South
~ .'e room, tapped me on the arm, drew
~ asle and used the strong language have
'""ai 20 lin and. further, saw no iudI
.''h' after the election, better pleased than
h. ~ 'iPthtea 10 ue, IN consequence oil
~ 'ehcNed is supposed, from the dilemma
'el'c'' ne had considered himSef placed.
'Pn, D appro ching me in that manner. did
Yaf'iNe me- aud caused me to recoect the COR
,, ,s"uoh (Which repeated to a friend day OF
.I dnei war'ls) because, until that moment,
,, suppose he could have been forced tC
ne 'o' ven. Jackson. Oar acquaintance was
d'ed a> ne states, but not more SO than
,,u having never made The slightest adj
CO.. awards an Intimacy with him. because
alwa,'' *" n'm va'n unhappy tempered man
dnJ, '"e 'ooi OF sone asprant, expecting, ne
of, ~ U'e event of their success, the full ben
e' 70 OF his incorporate zeal
q o only wanted to know whether Mr.
:. "ains could be elected ON the frs, ballot. I,
I've ". INN the necessity OF eIec,ine Gen. Jacl,
"'.' His attachment, to Gen. J. mus, hay
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/ will sell on Tuesday the 10th inst. in
front OF my office,
Gofee. Sugar. Tea
French Brandy, Northern Rum
Apple Brandy, Northern Gin
lew dcmohns old Madeira Wine.
DO do do Copuiac Brand,
French Madeira Vine
Boxes Raisms
Jamfson's aud Miller's Crackers
! Feather Bed and Bcdstead
LUX Powder. Black Lead Pencils
tew copies ol the HE ol Napoleon Bona.
partc by Sin Walter Scott, 81. AZ.
kQ. TOMPklNs. Auc.
Oct. 10 Il
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LlnnRan Botanic Garden
AND
MUIR SERTES.
tLoNG ISLAND, MAR NEW yoRk.)

tLpNG ISL AND, MAR NEW YORK.
\EWllllAM PRINCE, PropIir lor ofths cs-
W tablshmcnt annonncrsf6 the p bic that
the new edition (24th) Of his Catalogues, has
just issued from he press, aud may be obtained
gratis, at Nh. X. a GOAPklNS, oi this City. The
advancement utthis establishment has been pun.
sued with undated atdour. aud regardless ol cx-
pcnse by the present Proprietor Il his father for
aboyehalfa century ,mthe present enlarged catn.
logoe, he offers 10 the public, ~ ynities Of APP
piles, 2o2 ofPcars. ~ oil Cherries, l39 OF plu,ns.
% ofApricots, ~ of Peaches 20 of Nectarnes, 10
of Almonds, llof Mulberlies, u of Ounces, l6 OF
Figs, Ii OF Currants, ID OF kaspberries, u Of
Gooseberfles. % OF Sna~beiIies, ~ OF Nuts, 207
OF Grapes. l9l OF Roses. 81 Of Peonles lo2 Of
Dahllas, 81 OF Cnmelns. aid in nil near 300
species III Greenhouse Plants besides M immeuse
assortment of Hardy Ornamental Trees, Shrubs
aud ANTS. Bulhous Flower Roots, &c.--rhis col
lection is not only unrivalled III this country but
IL moi surpassed by any IN Europe and lor the
systematic accuracy with which every order will
he executed the proprietor gives his express
guarantee,
With regard TO the Grapes they hnve been
most carefully selected from the North. Middle
and South of France. Germany. Switzerland ~
the Irlmea. by which mean. the proprietor is
enabled IN supply such yafitcs nS are ddnpted 10
the respeeiire iOcdiiiies--and whore sneh selcc-
ton Is leit To him II shall he made with scrupu
lous attention,
IL Orders Jeff with Mr.. H. q. TOMpklNS,
OF forwarded direct per mail, will receive prompt
attention
Ocr. ID. m2l 4
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Guriens an Stips-To sow in the temperate
zone, aud reap between the tropics, is a some
what singular thing. Yet (say, thr Weekly lie
view 1t is constantly done For the great East
India ships, in imitation of the Dutch who
first introduced the practice, have little salad
gardens in Hat wooden boxes on the" poops'
wnere the see /, acted upon by heat increasing
daily, shoots up IN surprisingly rapid 'naHh' !.
In these ga dens the number oi crops III the year
are more numerous than III any spot on earth,
tnr the gardeners. it 50 minded, can command
almost anV tempetatufc.
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rHE1NnlAN wAnAr ANrNn.

Inc Adiionm fHitiigeReer Of Saturday saws
We learn, from a traveller that Colonel
NJ kENNEY, arrived az St LOUIS on the I7lh
September from The Winnebaso country. He
brought information TO that place that the hetl
Bird (the principal war chlei OF The hostile hand
ofNmnebagoes) together with young Brave Of
the same band. had been given up To Gen. Ar
kisSoN the Ninnebagoes had sued tor peace, X
had promised 10 give up all the party which
made the attack ON the Keel boats, aud commit
ted murders at Pfairie-du- Chen, &c.
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Announce ment of The Drawing

eontT's ofr1eF, ia Market street, !
Baliimafe, Arg. oh. 1877.
u We have the pleasure 10 announce that the
drawing OF the
GRAND LITERATURE LOTTERY,
ofthe state OF Mar lind viii take place IN the
CITY al BALTIMORE. 81 Wednesday tie I7ih
II October, aud will be completed on that das
- hls Lottery Is the niast brila at IN the United
ataiesi containing, brsldss the capitals of 20.
uen DOLLS ADD lo.ooo DOLLS. no less than
lin pr'Aos Of Two THOUSAND DOLLARS
ench
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Domestic Lnces.-E,ery year nav every month,
brings forth fresh proof Of the progress which
Domestic manufactures are making. few years
have worked astonishing change Ia these mat
tcrs. The exhibitions and shows winch aIe reg
uarly got up ia different sections 81 the country
excite rivalry, improve taste, aud give the IN
daubtcd earnest that the United states i'll soon
supply itself What had led us to make these
remarks was the establishment IN Peatl ~ an IL
gcncy to one OF thr principal lace manufactures
In Rhode Island-an establishment when few
would have dreamed OF few years since. Of
late much has appeared in the public prints re
comm"ndatory OF lace manufacturers III khode
Island. One of the principal of these factories
!, that situated in Newport. There they employ
6oO person principally females IN the manulae.
ture oflaccs OF all descrIptIons-such as ves, pc
icrmeS, caps, &c. nc. The taste and ingenuity
displayed in these beautiful fabrics can enter IN
10 n successful competition with those imported
from foreign countries. Rhode island contains
many other factories OF the same kind but that
al Newport is the most extensive IN lis concerns.
The agency in tins city Is at 233 Pearl street n
IS II is believed, he only one OF It's kind in the CT
~ Ii must be a mater OF some eradication 10
the best of patriots, the lair sex 10 hnd that then
own comtry can supply them with these fabrics
whIcn heigh,en beauty and are the neatest orna-
nents which can array female. b.
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10000 Tickets nj 50 g40. 900
MODE OF DRAWING

10000 Tickets nj S2is 100000
MODE OF DRAWING
The numbers will be PIT Into one wheel
Ms usual, and IN another viii be pnt the pr;.
zrs, above the denomination ni two dollars.
aud the drawing To progress in the nsnrl
manner The 10000 prizes Of Two Dollars.
will be awarded Ia high or low lumber. 10
be- determined by Tint which mny draw tbs
prize oil 5000 dollars
Low Numbers, from 10 loose, incmeiee
High Numbers, lo.oOl 10 26,boo. inclusive
holder ol two tickets, High and low, mus,
of oeoesriy draw one small prize, and may
draw Two CAPITAL PRIZES also
TERMS.
Price OF IickeIs--whole, 81 Go Half 81 %
Quarter, 621 cents
For package, not less lhss 81 whole tick
els, scheme price, for approved notes. pnya.
bic hlt.en days after The drawing wiihon,
interest.
Orders by mail, post paid, will meet ,ba
sumo attention rs on personal appirstiOu.
Address 10 AUG. LEFINJCu
Aug. 30. Alaunssr
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Agricultural. There is n farmer in the town
of Louisville, IL this county, VINO has had har-
YES ths year of more than 81 acres o produce.
Lac f,aowng are som' OF the items upwards
Of 200 acres Of wheat 100 acres OF rye; Soa-
ere, oil corn - .sc,e> of potatoes 90 acres oats
30 ofpeas together win barley, nc. &c. The
number of men employed during harvest was
~ all the grain was very line aud well secured.
This same frmer has 100 horses, which lac Ia
raising for market. There are several farmers
the West, who keep more suck and CD tie and
cut more hay, nut we doubt # there are any who
can boast of greater harvest OF gram.
Isl Lut0. A. Z. Gazette.
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YnAOR RENT,-The tenement of the Fire
- Proof Brick Building on the main street nj
present occupied by Thos. +. Randolph, esq.
being the second door below the Franklin Ho-
tel II has passage IN front, and Is well arran-
ged Tor the residence at a private family. Pos
session Will be given on the FIRST day Of January
next Wm. kADfOBD.
Oct - TT
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influence ofthe InIagtnat'on.-Dr Parsons,
i;s,,tguished dentist Of Boston, in recent essay
on the subject Of extracting teeth allud"s to the
effect of the Imagination in stopping the tooth
ache. Tie says that lady in Boston, who is
s,h;cct To this distressing complaint has for sew.
,rni months been in the habit ofborrowng his IN
,t,nments when she felt return of the PAIN, aud
the sighi of them never fails 10 effect an immedl-
ate cure,
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THE DRAMA dissolute Irish gentlemen has-
ing dreamed that he saw fat eat, "A blind cat, \
a lean cat, in company. was reporting this vision
OF The night before TO his son, &wonderIng what
II could mean. Father, If you will not be an
cry, answered the son. will explain 1.-THE
fat cat is your steward. the blind cat i, Yourself
and the lean cat, yonr dulifnl son aud heirappa
rent, for If YOU suffer the stewart TO go he has
done, he must get fat you must be blind, and
be lean from want"
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High and Vow system,

continued IN consequence of lis unriyaIled
popularity.
Virginia STATE Navigation Lonyy,
CLASS NUMBER FoIR.
To be drawn in Fcdricksbne. ON Thur.
day, the 10Th of Noveml next,
Under The .upe,mteniencc Of Connxsouers
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
Highest Priae 5000 DoHars.
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The New York Daily Advt

The New York Daily Advertiser of Wednes
day contains three hundred anf SIR new adver-
tsenents, besides nearly three columns Of aue-
ton sales, and an apology lor pnstponing ma.
ny others. This Is Supposed TO be the greatest
number of new advertisements ever published il
one paper, either in this couatry or in Europe.
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been as strong a. his inclination 10 obli.e L,s
constituents, when both united could moi render
him willing 10 encounter the trouble of A second
ballot.
How much Cen. s. regards his xeracity YOU
NAV Judge, when be calls tire redpetuing "A
pledge made by Col. hitchellto his constituents
"a a suicidal morality of my teaehinrr Ui-
fortunately for hun. ! had bat litlIe II any. con.
vefsation with Col. NJ about ila Presidential
election, whilst ii was peuding--so lttla that
did not known, until had counted the ballot.
in the House ofRepresentatiyes. how the Colo
mel had intended To vote.
Gen. 5 sensibiliiy, on the present occasion
is somewhat surprising, ms he was charged with
the same remarks have attributed to him. by
Mr.. +. johnson in the House OF Representatives
rs will he seen by the following extract from his
speech delivered IN February last " The Score
" lary of State did vote for Mr. Adams and |
might ask many who are now arrayed against
" the Administration II they would not nave
=. done so ? might ask the gentleman from
" North Carolina Mr.. Saunders) if he does not
know some. VINO made earnest and solemn
appeals 10 members WHO were uncom nitted
saying, save the nation, save the nation. bv tine
" election OF Mr.. Adams, aud Who are now to be
" found among the foremost ofthe Opposition p
The language Mr. johnson attributes To Gen.
S. is stronger than what | have used and Is SAID
90 have been addressed To the uncomnitied
portion of the House and Gen ). is again
mistaken in surprising that he (Mr Johnson)
derived his information from me for unhap-
pilv for him, not one word, either orally or
in writing, eyer passed from 10 Mr.. John
son the subject. JOS KENT.
Rose MOLRi, Oct q, 1927
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MANY CITIZENS.
AMHERST COUNTY

The citizens OF Amherst who are opposed 10
the election Of Andrew jackson TO the Presiden-
cy Il the Unted States, are respectfully invited
10 attend d meeting 10 be held II Amherst Court
House Oh the Bird Monday in November neAt.
The object of lais meeting Is to appoint Dele
gates to represent this county in the proposed
convention 10 be held in Richmond, on the 2nd
Tuesday in January next.
M1,ty If yotr FeiioD CHI eens.