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DOIslESrxC.
SOUTH CAROLINA

SOUTH CAROLINA.
Vol Wm Draytun Reelected in The Char lie 81 on
District.
Mr.. George MeDuaie, reelected w,s.out op-
position.
Warren z. Davis re- elected by large majority
WIN. u. Martin REL elected without opposition.
John Campbell elected by q majority Of l63
over Thomas r Mitchell, the sitting member.
Gen Blair has bsen elected to Congress from
the Congressional District composed of Kershaw,
Sumter, Chesterfield and Lancaster, NOW rep
resented by Mr. Carter who declined poll.
William I. Nueklas reelected in the pinkney
District.
Robert Barnwen elected in the place of Mi
Hamilton who declined reelection.
OHIO.
In the list congressional district, Mr.. Findlay
W has been reelected by a majority OF from
200 to $500 votes
In The 2d-Mr. Shields o. has beaten Mr..
woods N) by majority of IS or 1900.
4 In the Sd-Mr. Crane "A. y i'm the place Of Mr.
M'Lesn, who declined. poll, has beaten his
g Jackson opponent, by a majority Of or 600
In the 4th-Mr. Vance (A.) has been cleo
ted by u majority variously stated--230o to $500.
In the 5th-Mr. Russell q. is reelected by a
large majority.
In the 6th-Mr. Creighton {A.l is re- ele oted by
majority stated to be about 500
In the 7th-Mr. Vinton a. is reelected by a
majority OF more than 1000.
In the Sth-Mr. Stanbcrrv az is collected
by about 1900.
In the s,h-Mr. Irwin J.) has beaten Mr.
Beecher (Ao by majority OF 1885.
In the ioth-Mr. Kennon 81 has defeated
MIR Davenport "a by majority of $50.
In the llth-hir Goodenow q. has be aten Mr.
Wright (A.) by about 300 votes
In the l2th-Mr. Thompson q. has defeated
Mr.. Sloane (A)-the majority is variously stated;
It is about 500.
In The l3th-Mr. whi,.lesey (A.) has been
elected by large majority.
In he lIth-Mr. Barley "a has been re- e.
lected by large majority-there were three can
didates, two Of them, il is said, administration
So far as the returns were rec' ived, they stood
.hus-for Mr.. Barley 2,eS2, MIR. Hunter / 1852,
Wood 200.
The results then are--that Messrs. Bindlay,
Shields, Russell, Stanberry. Irwin, Kennon,
.Gooienow, and Thompson-S, friends of GEN
Jackson and Messrs. Crane, Vance, Creighton
Vinton, Whittlesey and Bartley-6, friends OF the
administration, elected TO the next congress Of
tlie United States from Ohio
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EDIT,.AJioN

or the 18th day of January next, Mr.. John H.
Day will open school convenient TO the sub
ser'bers, by whom he has been recently employ
ed, in which. will be taught the Latin, Greek,
French, and English Languages, embracing i'm
the last, all the necessary branches preparatory
Tor College. We deem il unnecessary TO say more
oil Mr.. Days mora, habits or qualifications Tor
Teacher, than TO refer those who may feel dispos-
ed to patronize this Institution. TO the Recon-
mendauons in his possession; TO such persons
as have encouraged his school for the last eight or
ten years.
Five or six boarders can be received by each of
US at $50 tor the term OF ten months THAT being
the scholastic year.)
As Boarding with the Teacher is often desired,
we, are authorized to state, that Mr. Day will ac-
eommodate few young gentlemen upon the same
terms as above mentioned.
Tuition in every instance will be S25-
THOMAS GOODE.
THOMAS Willy.
amelia, .h-or. Tn 1898 htvtl3Jan
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10 IL. fkNQulkEh - pnslnh.d twice week g.ns. oil,
sni srss tnss week during the OF the Stss
tufe.Pree, h- sau. aststofots Five Doars
leuiy) viii be received in The Editor: will
tee the ,ssty CT rsmtnS them by Aahs postage .fais
tara being paid, by the
% No paper sill s disc us.nasd bu ths ai,ersnsp
As kdtois) until Al. srresrsses have been paid up.
a. Whoever will thx pa,usut of nine apes.
.kail have the tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
81 one square, Oh Instantaneous suts-s.sh
continuance, 50 cents.
No sivrtssnen inserted, until II either bsen seq
TO-, ~ SSxrs< by some this city
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IWsntY Dollars Rcieord.

IUeHfy Dollars Rcicord.
~ EFT Trabue's PITTS, without Iesv, nn Monday o-h ~
I'D October. negro named Piin,sn, hy raSe B.eS
smith, and the property Of the late Dunn Buroot Puman
hfs rate Blacksmith, toersbly brght muatto Of bs
ordinary siEe good appearance quite
70 be baPit preacher and has acquired some oee ~ !,
that way have reason TO hcsve he has gone t.us,J
Petersburg and will doubt great efforts 10 Issy s
State IL caught he may be left my Coal Yard nix hmonJ
Trsbue's Pitt. on james River, CLe,teraeId '
Novsi 3@H Usd Drruu
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NOTICE.

sIff TAVkRH-IoUSE, LOT. and other i,nprovs m,,t..
"a sdlo'ong me Pube Square, and within 60 Of so
OF me Courthouse, undergoing thorough retat vsrb et
sdahio"' :, to %sss ore among The pse,oo, snG
completed, TO warrant the belief that h viii bs 80
tenant ~ III the moath NJ Nov. next. '' wv
The Edabbhmsai nor offered for rso' f oue or NOR,
years
Gentlemen Of experience in suoh husinss onli do ,u
and cfysctuiy invited 10 the iiuson =, n h
quite certain better sisuI csnnct he easily ottsiusd
Believing b uuneeessfi gay any thing further eth,
houses THAI that hsy unusually spacious, combining ever,
de'rssc convenience. 10 hrs rate tenant hey viii he ",
a low Price. SAd'L WILLIAMS,
Ha'jfar esu,fhovse
"a 90
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YElY Virtue Of the last will aud iesiamen of Robert uun,
~ de d, Will be offered fof sale the highest bide, -
fne'dsy the "a December next oil the real anil
OF sid JecedeDt, viIs ''
On. tract Of land situated OF the head baush.
Bg Fshng river ~ the lower eud Of Campbell county sd
Jo'nuE the lands 81 ghos. moeley others. and
ing ~ late survey 400 This land well n,
The culture OF tobacco, WHEAT &C. The
consist Of ~ excellent dwelling house aood barn aud ali
other ueeessary out-bouses -"
ALSO,
tpe ether tract about two miles shove the before named
Hdo situated 90 both sides OF the main road that ies from
Richmond 10 Lynehhurs, and about IS miles from The ,ts
Place containing by late survey 5s5 ACRES 90 fh t,c
mouse Of private eutefianmeB kert for great n,
years. generally called Hunters tsysfn. The hG5,oy, ~.
- suitable for tavern a. say between Lynchht,y ieb
mond fhs situation s band5onie sid htstLy- 49, -,
so likely NEGROES, household sbd ktchsn nntur, rsrfs
non hoiSs'sss, shsP, boG' cop, 81 sof fossr
Iesm' one fourth Of the purchase n,orrv f,,,to H.,
VII BE- required II The time Of ,sr los the bsIsnc. ,eS
81 one two, and three will he given on the rrt
executing bond with approved security AID dsss ~ , ~
the Land to secure the payment credit Of tsigs ,,t
WI be syeo 90 The uspos on ihs purchaser, givnr brd.
VIII approved security The terms u ssle OF fbs ,ket
property " u hs u'sde Known The Dry II ale
ellis ID UNTER. ! EX 'ors Of Robt.
ROBERT HUNTER. Hunter decd.
Nct. u. So IDS
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Oct. II
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
oST, Monday the 20h instant, bttwr.u Tavern Of
Ia Nj NJ Young, (Wbte ChmnIe.) aud the bridge nj the
Turnpike Road leading RirhmUnu, MoTooeo Pocket
Book containing 500 dollars The notes, hes a my
rscoIeeoB, One OF 100, snd SO dolla
Bank Of the u Sse four OF 80, OF 90
10 oiiars the Banks of Virginia The money ,n,l
e. IN smooth leather shp and that within tho Book
conserving the will ne received
by the subserher the shove for
ITS contents The Pocket Book also
by Sally b. Stuart 10 for ninety dollars receipts
from John Shell and Robert ID. Tuinbu!i. 10
bring suit on besides other notes recoletied
HENRY LEWIS.
I.t.tre nruns yxic W. n,
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Aesp Annrrtise saetrta.
ALMANAC FOR 1899.

yHUsT ruh,ishea by PETER COTTON, h. Virgins, sns
Cd North Carolina Almanac for che 1929
es,idss the A'''on mic al Caleuis,n Courts DC &o
rely Of eu,ou, useful entertaining
me.i part calculated by Jos-ph Gave of Ofanss county Va
ard for sale by the Eroee, dozen o single.
In Press aud shortly will be published New Move hx
Young Lady 81 Virginia, entitled "Donad Adat two vsl
Crt.7. SIT
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Land for Sal.

lsRy virtue Of deed ofuat executed 10 rs by rsrmsn
- bake dee, snd of record ~ Atnela Csrs', once ot
the purpose Of securing debt dgs VIM 8. Archer snj So
mvsl Jones, Will be sd for cash, the prese on lie
TOTO ot NOVEMBER, (ner. mvnih) Tract cf Lsnd.
lying IN 'Ie unfY II Auelis, commonly called Grove
bioob, eoHtsining about 500
~" ksnd lee Bppsmaos iysr Dot fif above O,nilo
budse. Slch tic a Is Y-5.sJ m will convey.
=. Z. LEIGH, Z Tin,.
=. JAfEksS tees
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~tJHiucgSitV II Fc08syiUngpn
III ]. ID 4 IL L, IL 4. - =. N,

University u PcaRsyiUWpa.
NJ J. ID al. DEPA X + MEN T.
VIZ Lectures Tcommencs az u.usl on the hf,t Mond,v
- l. 20 NOV. aud be continued tiII 6TsT,h
roe arrangement Of The Bfanrhe. 4. A. Ellozs
onaiOny p. 8 phusick, N. -. w r. tlorpsf H. d.
a.,. nsd,ca --jn' Rsdtnsn Coz, ~. -.
ffsr'tceVi Meditise --Nath. Chairman IA u
nriEjery Thu. . James NJ. d. " y ne. AZ ID
'heWutfy --Rob. Hare, ~ d.
Fsfs-iy -Wm. Cibson, NJ. u.
'sisihOte o. Medicine --5an. Jackson II 7,
Clinical Lecturer The Pfaeiice Of Si.Jejn. L 90 e.,,
De delivered 90 wednesdays aud SsturJays bv ,Joet Dr.
'spinau Gibson, at tue Aims House. - y ~
W. L. HoRNER, Dean
. 49, Chssust ST
N"tif . V"hH"v piuisdsfrhig
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FOR .N-EW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS,
IN THE very superior ship JEFF ERSoN, Jane.
x2Se Il Cornick, Master, Csppsrsd aud onpper-fss
E4HS. tened, and ssiis remarkably fast Her accom-.
pod't,on' being very sPaeou' she VIII receive
fs"vnse' on hoard TO BY the dag week. OF month,
very reduced price, Tssy eo Fer the acc dalton
OF shippers viii sail TOR NEW ORLEANS from Is 10 Isth
October ners has an eegsnt cabin, With fer
LADIES 81 Gentlemen For freight passage, apply the
II. ORUyHAfO.vD, No,jotk,
OTto T. +. DRUJf5fO.VD. peiersb,,rn
S~rt 26 Al -u5H
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SIn LIZ aPu

WILL rive tea dolas fof the delivery Of my Inan Co.'S
SAto my oyeTeer Hanover courthouse. lie tall
mar rom - 10 80 Of The last year he was hrs
,ae peep Hun Oo Prs, aud well known IN ina, ns,rh.
and about Fnney Pits lie has generally work
=, 'pe foreman on The Bank His wife lives al MI, John
ShtPpafd'', near the Deep Run Turnpike.
August -. "' - "HCrShs"
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V1sinia Land Office, Oci. 20, 1925.

Virginia Land Offee, oct 20, 1925.
4 conformity to an AN AZ f-suos int. The
s.yeral act, chestor.." passed da, OF
Jan 1878, do hereby make known 10 all whom n
c-F that Appeals by Certificate Of the Esoheaof OF Wood
-ubty bearing date the 9Th October 1923, this day
Ieosvsd IN the Laui Oes that by inquest held on the
2s'h day OF August 1879, the foil wing tracts of land
enc sf eons,nng S7eO acres No. is $500 acre. No Is
2TO, NJ 81, 1899 ares No. So 5000 acres, IT, $3.50
acre No u.s. 1000 No. 81 700 acres No q, 1892
acre, No. %, 1000 se's, No 10 all suate county
on tue water Lee nd and ryga Greeks. Of which
certain John James Waldo al. s.i,e5, have been found
escheated TO the eommonss ssith OF Virginia.
WIN. SELDEN, Reg Land Office.
Z.
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Li.v.v.E.1.r BOI.H.NIC G.4RDe.N
"d~D NURSERIES, NEAR NEW YORK.

MILLIAM PRINCE, Proprisfor
| i 10 establishment. so well known Tor its great
's'en', ana for the superior accuracy. attention
ana despatch, with which orders are executed has
now 10 oher 10 the public, in addition 10 he great
corrections oil former years, several hundred M ~
varieties OF the choicest fruits of Frsnce, England
i'a'S' Germany, and the Crilnea which have been
recently introduced to notice bv Mr. Kn;yht prs.
sident OF the Horticultural Society of London. by
Professor Bose, Director of the ROYAL Gardens at
raris, Professor Van Mons of Brussels and other
oistihguished forticulturaliss; very few Of which
IL VIII ne seen by comparison of catalogues are in
possession OF any other persons i'm the Union In
iact, II has been matter of pride with the Pro-
prfrtor, TO concentrate at his Establishment eyery
species ana variety OF most interest. to the Horti-
euiuralist, without regard to expence or exert,op
and these efforts have been crowned with the
most suspicious results. This new Catalogue
contains 2S7 varieties of apples 2g0 of pears 800
oil peaches, 100 Of puns, 90 Of cherries 30 OF april
cots, rs OF nectarnes, IL of almonds, ~ of mul.
berries, 10 OF ounces, ~ OF figs besides proper
onahiy extensive variety of currants raspbe rries
gooseberries, walnuts, chesnuts, and other fruits
very particular attention has been paid to the col
lection oil grape-vines, and the assortment now
comprises over 400 varieties, 207 of which are
from the Royal collection Of the Luxemboury-
and the choicest kinds can now be supplied in any
quantities for vineyards, al very reduced prices
and on liberal terms. The departments of orna.
mental trees, Towering shrubs and plants-bul-
bous flowers, greenhouse plants, &c. have also
been greatly extended; and the collection of roses
now consists Of above 600 superb varieties, and
that oil double dahlias, Of above 100 varieties OF ey
cry color.
The numerous visitors to the establishment can
bear witness to the high order with which every
department is conducted-and the letters OF the
Hon. John Lowell. President of the Agric ultural
Society OF Massachusetts, Of the celebrated Pro
lessor Mitchell, Of DR.. Felix Pascalis, President
Of the Linnean Society, and many others which
have been published in our publc journals, evince
its great superiority.
II is, therefore, with confidence the Proprietor
soiicits the patronage Of the American public.
VIM. PRINCE, c NJ
Or the Linnean Society OF Paris Of
the Horticultural Societies OF Paris
and London, and of the Impe rial So
| eiety of the Georgoth at Flor
ence, &c.
The subscriber, Agent for the above Establish
ment, will receive and forward orders and cata.
logIes, that are left with him for distribution era
tuitously He has also for sale Princes Treatise
oil Horticulture.
JAS. WINSTON
Agent, Richmond, Va.
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W-OTTCE

AXOTICE hereby gwen, tbs Petition will be pre,enr.s
~ 'Oths neIt Gensfs Asssrbly for leave To erect Toll
H'dgs across the Psmunhy RIVER the point at which Lit
tspsseh bridge now crosses the Rive
Elisabeth Taylor,
.., Richard S. Taylor
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m6esWS inquiry ana Request.
either OF the Chem two young men, whose
-names are not recollected, belonging to Captain
Thomas Drew's- company Of Virginia regulars
attached to the light infantry corps Of Gen Gaes's
army, on the fatal night of the 18th of August $780,
commanded by 1t. Col. Porteriield of the Virginia
line; who assisted the writer OF this enquiry to
carry the ColoLel OIL The field of battle in his
bleeding and manned condition. in the face of the
whole line of British infantry, the firing upon US;
or, II 1t. Vaughn, or ensign VI OF the said COM
pany; or, indeed, IL sGy other Of ~. privates of
the same, be yet alive, which, may God grant,
earnestly solicit them TO give me their address,
wherever they may be; and respectfully request
them to be particular TO the State and county
where they may happen TO reside. and The Post
Ohcs nearest TO them; as anxiousiy wish 10 con-
Ter win hem upon paper; particularly the two
young men first mentioned Qor we were all Young
thenH on facts not generally known to the army
at The time; and, by reason of the fatal dis
asters oil the next morning are unknown to
History; nor can they ever be- recorded, unless it
shall be done before the last of US i, wrapt
in the cOid recess of the s.n, grave
GUILFORD DUDLEY
franklin. Williamson County. Nov T. 54-3t
Votes.-~We know that Capt Thomas Drew
has been dead these thirty years, or nearly that
period
tEnsign Varnum, or Vernon, or Vernon, bu,
ms name not precisely recollected.
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HN Chsncery-Northumberla County Court,
18th October, 1928:
William Hudnal administrator Of Thomas Hud.
nall decd.
Pltf
Against
Thomas X. Hurst, & Warner Hurst adlninistra-
Tor OF II. Hurst decd. defendants.
This day came the plaintiff by his counsel and i;
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the court, that the
defendant Thos. Hurst is not an inhabitsnf Of this
commonwealth: On the motion OF the plaintiff, IL
10 ordered, that the said defendant, appear here
lhe second Monday in March next, and answer
We bill Of the plaintiff, and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted for two months successfully
N some newspaper published within this state,
aud also posted at the front door OF the Court
nousc OF this county. WIN. =. Hudna, At;or.
Icy
Copy tesic, J. BATES, Clerk.
NOV. z. 5t--IvSH"
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against
Thomas x. HuTst-sDd Themes ET. Harvey, DC.
ienaants.
This day day came the plaintilfby his counsel.
nd II appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court that
he defendant, Tboma, X. Hurst, is not an inhabi-
| ant OF this commonwealth, on the motion Of the
plainhf, it is ordered that the said defendant, APP
1ear here on the second Monday in March next,
I'D answer the bill Of the plaintiff < tlf cory OF
ais order DC forthwith inserted for two months
excessively IN some newspaper published within
ms state, and also posted at tho front door Of the
Courthouse oil this county. VIM. b. Hudnsil
Attorney.
Copy teste, T. BATES, clerk.
.sGscubc. ..--TSs-
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WHEAT

NNvrE viii buy Crops Of good Aeaf and take them FINN
w the landings JGpej RptyJ,i0Tc AZ nrapE,f mn,
jury 'o-U ROGERS r HARRISON. +.
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WANTED.

N FLOWS vel educated young find empJovn,nt
asa teacher Of small school tn. sniuing year by an
plying to the subscriber living IN Amelia county near Elk
Hill p %. HODITAH ~ u anF
Nov. T. ~
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INTENDING O. be ah-eui ifofn the STATE several o,,.
atp the 5oo'h hsye apo n,ed Wrn r. nrcsdss,
Wm Gho9n ~ suelitl fsoi, q for me do ing ha;
time. ADUrrcJ pnvEPf ~
6s-ifr 49,,
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LTnatlc Hospital, williamsburg
" Or1CEis hsreby that all the
are occupied, and hat patients will he
sntiisoDe OF the said cells yscan motto wi
sc gwen BY order ofthe Courtof Direetsn-
l.
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MEMBERS OF 2isT CONGRESS.
u rI..nr.sr

The last " Harrisburg Reporter contains the
names OF the Members elected 10 represent the
State OF Pennsylvania in the 2ist Congress. We
give them below, with the names OF the present
Members prehxeJ, III each Disircl
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OXFORD ACADEMIES.
~ LII interested invited TO attend the exam
~inaton of the male Academy in. Oxford, N. C.
on Monday the 10th OF November, Report 10 be
read on Wednesday morning Immediately after
winch the examination with Female .dcddemy,
10 be concluded with an exhibition of music on
Thursday evening-The winter session in these
senlinaries opens on Monday the 18th Of jan
io2S-James ID. Johnson principal OF the male s.
Joseph Labaree principal of tho Eemale Academy
as heretofore.
Oxford, November z. 54-st
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EDUC37TO.W.

fSOC Gu fIOyR-
s'HE Fredericksburg female seminary will be
continued the ensuing year. The pupils will
be Instructed by Miss Boggs in Orthography
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar
Geography, with the of the Globes and the ru-
dinents OF Astronomy-Ii Will be opened OIL the
10Th oil January, and will close the 18th of De-
cember, with a vacation of one month from the
10Th oil June TO the 18th Juiy.-The price for
board and tuition will be 1920, one half payable in
advance, and the balance at the end Of The YEAR
Each young lady will furnish herself with IA pair of
sheets, pair oil blankets, coloured counte rpane,
and three towels, II preferred, they will he fur
nished by me Tor an additional charge OF So. Those
who remain in my family during vacation, or any
part @! II, will be charged at the rate of SO per
month
have engaged teacher Of music to give in
structon oil the Piano Forte. To such young la
dies as may choose TO attend, him there will be an
additional charge OF 7Jcts per lesson to be discon
nued al the pleasure OF their parents guardians
Those whose daughters wards have been, or
may, hereafter, be engaged at this seminary, and
are DESTROYS Of having them instructed in music,
are requested TO advise of it as early as thew
can with convenience.
When the fe:- vacancies yet remaining are fill
ed, this advertisement will be discontinued. after
which 1t will be useless to make any application
Tor admisson-Letiers by mail ADDRESSED to me
will be directed to Gardner's II Roads Louisa
FREDERICK HARRIS.
.fOU. z. 5i-Wtf
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a. ." hY est man and a patriot, re-
Train from divulging that esti,no y, that the raj
20 $ might he. brought 10 trial ..id punishment:
And why does he now a; this distant me r;o, nnh.
''sh such charge without naming the individuals
VINO concerted and were carrying on this treason
able project! Whatever motives might thl,, i,sve
sealed ms lips, u, appealed TO that his duty to
hii'seii anu 10 his country demands Ro,c that he
should speak ont. Ii is time that an abused peo
PIE should know who the traitors are that have so
long escaped their indignation. 1t is probabie
however, a Mr. Adams does not disclose the names.
.as MI %es VIM alter the publication Of this do
eument We shall look with Impotence for I'M,
hichmond Enquirer, the organ OF MIR. Gies's Dub
nc communications Boston Courier, {.4l'i
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Hal 81 me House If Reprcsentattces..--y VI q
learn from Washington, that several new irnpr0rs
ments are making in the Capitol, both external.
ly and internally What we have heard of,bc
House OF Representatives will become matter of
appreciation 10 those acquainted With its utter de-
hcleheies as az apartment intended Cor delihefa~
tive assembly. Ii 10 DO sure. one nf1be ~,
splendid halls in the world its gorgeous columns
magnificent dome, and spacious iate rior are he
yond any thing Of the Kind either in this or a,v
other country. But what avals all this splendcpis
ohu ma gh'bccnce, when only addressed to fi,o
eye The hearing is utterly DESTROYED. A mern.
Der bonn one side OF the house can SCARCELY hear
a word from the other. There is only one poir.t
-tis only ore line in which the voice is con.
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relations with the world; whilst the inhabi-
ANTS Of the sections Of country roeiving the
unhallowed tribute, as bring composed OF the
property of others, must know, that they have
every thing to fear, and nothing 10 hope, from
an, change in their political condition; in rela-
lion to the rest of the Union and of the world.
And i, must hereafter be subject Of una
vailing rrprnsch to themselves, and Of consci-
Gus appreciation on the part of the tri obituaries
to know, # such lamenrable change should be
brought aaou,, that it was done against the
wishes of the Inhabitants of the tributary Sec
lions of country, even airer long endurance,
and frequent warnings on their part but was
forcibly imprllsd by u perseverance, in unau-
thorised excessive imposi,ions on others by
those who alone must ultimately feel all the
injurious consequences Of their own immoral,
i-judeed and ill-fated schemes.
am very respectfully sir,
Your ob't serv't.
WIN. B. GILES.
To the Hon. Speaker of the House Of Re-
nreSentatiytS.