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SAyASs,Ii, Srpt 13- ~ott,a.-iherc has been MT ins
doing ia snre ID, e,ot the market very hare OF Up
aGds having been neal, all shipped TO nohern port, and
but le of Ia, crop has been brought IN as yet frcrs
nominal fom to 10 ,tmis We hear oil nothing DONG
ia Sea bIands.
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PROM QUA coRRE STs.

BRlSrOL sept 26.
Arr yesterday, sloop Essex, Gladdins, '6 days I'm
Havana, with sugar to q Burr. Lei 7ih inst. bries
George. Perry. fin Providence dscg; Sampson, Pur-
kis do do; Union. Bnrodghs fin Newport d.; schr
Gen Bro ks. Pickering. tn Salem d.. sl"op Ports
mouth, Browning. of Newport do Spoke S,h ,nst.
of Matanzas, schr tyno, I'm rencriitc for Havana.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

MIR. WILDER BOURNE respectfully informs the
lVH young ladies of Providence, that he will open school
for hi polite accomplishment Of Dancing, at Mr. Joseph r.
Nnods Inn. to commence Friday October Sd. Hours 9"
instruction from To % lock T. NJ Tuition S3 per quarter.
r. - The Young geuemen Evening school, ull
October Sd. Hours for instruction, io1 10 o'clock, r.
Those grnemon wishing to subscribe, viii hn suhctip'n
paper AT J. L. Arnolds Washington Hotel Sept u.
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MARRIED,

In tl, town Monday evening last by Rev Mr. WILSON
Mr. LAWN Weo,d, Ia VI - Elzi,eth DeiHgl IN
In Bosom, NrG. Handy, OF Gri,t To Miss Elizabeth
Freeman Of Boston.
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U- NOTICE. On
ASSIGNEES' NOTICE.
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS
AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.

AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
is Obvious, TINT as writing executed with common INK
y he discharged y The application of,A nlrit ui lle
OXic, and other strong acids, very dangerous power IS
pIssesscd by diSpoed persons, fH erctlng any aera
ton that suits Their pHTse, either IN sum- number, date,
Endorsements therefore respectfully submit Tor the in
sIscton o the public in general, Sperinens Of WIN NJ Ev
ASs' Patent Checks Drafts, &c tr preventing frauds by
alterations :! trust that reference to the annexed ccr
tces will tsfy the public Of tile advantages he derived
hy ia adoption
Tho Cdtoring is certificate from John DHolf Jr. Esq.
Profess"r Of Chemisiryp Brova Untrershy
Amer making number oiex pcriments the engavngs
Of VIM ms pIeh, Checks. &c. intended To prevent
certin f ient practices Bank Checks, Notes, Bills of
ENclnge, sc. am satisfied that his Ilan viii meet ,e pur
pose proposed and is wolt!y OF patronage.
JOHN D'WOIF, Jr.
Providen G, May %, 1928.
Crtfcote Of Dr RObet Hare, Pfofess0r Of CAsmstrp,
IN he UitircrSity OF Pennsylvania.
do hereby ce ty. that have altentvey considered the
method adopted hy Mr.. VIM VI. Evans 70 prevent frauds
and fmgares in the alteration Of Cheeks and other nsl-
ments and am Of opnun that by adopting the plan that
lie has proposed great obstacle Is thrown in the way ol
fraudulent alterations, aud the public security against forgery
is enhan"ei (Signed) ROBERT HARE.
Pin l1ie'uli,. Oct 2ji, 1927
Pr'so Notes. DRIFTS, Bills Of Exchange, Bank Checks
g. &c either unbound, bond-in books Of various
as may te required can he seen by applying to
=. J. DEWEY,
Aren't for the .Npr-En gldrd States,
Sept. -. No. -, Market Street Providence, X. I.
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NEW GOODS. CHEAP,

1T .NO. D, .NdINtT-SqUHTf. n
uUST received E ~ New lmt. ~ eilid as'oi:icit "
ID Day tiy,ps, suitable Tor tue approaching s'h"ii--
among wlth are, >upcuar wiIu; ani co'htd flt'eS,
Piris ''unets; hcs Bnmb izets; B,o nlcuts 'ni ls
sime. 4 ,.l, inn a,- CASHMERE SiisWls, Fam
Prats; iingimis MuS,S .tNcs aiH tsicty u a Aihd'
r,yai and dfrr nd IL SC. &C. wti great valley -
other Articles. For biTga.I' ca on ,....,.,,
GhAnDlN'. x SWEET,
SEM 2i NJ. 6. Mar,tt., quna
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Eisiuess viii ia continued IL, & -uht hHh \. IL bhn,
uLd,t tiir tiun ,f sStIH 8 iKL. Ih"y VIII Rep CON
aaatb ut iihd s'r1! ,~bfttn.n III 'o"s ~ lIh'l l'e
,,hiI, If go al = al uuts,,,liy low pf ces sgi -
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sEx CADET SAIi>
I1ilHR A1ariNc Tkiat. ssaszs2l

High Waier-Thi, bay, morn. Sun lay, Oh I'm. Monday
Oh AJm. Tuesday, lh. 43n.
TN un" pi n-" waite a. NJ %p'n-
sd ! ,ni,u ~ btt'"a
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f. C.. SCHAEEEk,

VD ESPECTf uLLY the '1dit, an g ntleinen OF
EO evidence AMI its yionIy TIA hi D"heIn- S'h"ol
W III commence Saturday next Sept 'r ai aI
past o'eock Franklin lIail Days oi urog, " edhedi!
and Saturdays. Terms, ~ per qrlter. %,
tieutlencn who wsk aurud The Fseh!hs Schnol, "ii
please TO apply to r. e. = at the above ,one place, he
wishes to m -, up his cla,.e, a possible
u, particular quest, MI >. oh'-e! To n'orm the P""s
that be admit d. pit The parent or buTI
al. o Ia, pupil.. sept -
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"Peaee, peace, is the uacthnord."-Anun.
IuNIIE whole iauly OF the Exvcs wcie IN 'onIlnu sae
o conmotun aud discori, from the S'h day ui Jhn-
ary lei (mt day tis meinor,nr cold fria!) up m
the .yUth day ui SeItemtsr II" iuu ac duncd rGTsfm,
and a So" the coah ~ 'ugHd-e ui r ia
mates Of Caseton Lodge. DlscJfd, disorder, r p"ihi
ani no-e btng, were The day act,c, :" lne ,.Ad-'
they called ,y chance on ilic i.TG Mt " ho sia
ein ihuniIst, ard paid the cash, sap di-h ui lie
nail, and ,e pONeT;u improvement nh lVi 'lnl' ana
manners Instant, A. FLY providcuthl htcif -'ui,
whole iamilj Tie ENtlts were male pea e"i h,"
happy, and pace aud rnuny once mnc prrN dch 'ls,'
ton Lodge. Having nus gwen you b'"i and sr"t a
count ui tie nee aud iguty 81 The LNd -, ie IA i"t
NItr NIcr v ~ lst tno lSlinc lI'tn'', '' Wh'"
II + expected ,uu whl mUe puni pHs, WlhuGsn uhse
u,.>tiNis nii he fqcgu tu lcu expectations ....
"Wnc,i iad ltG her 'n;' i.,c as The Eh0cs uid'
l,buf h,iu: " rlf,i,as. a htrN utktt III
DiNN tDRu,
and -trte the mye nf : 10 49, "a tlis NeuroH state lot
biy, ciis No l. la 1925, which draws al RGtimL, neat
Monday. -
HIGHEST rRiIE sioU00.
Ttkots 81, aud shale- In pr pttioi, 90 -ae
DISNEFORDS,
I,icry aud E,cnnngr U'icc, NJ. a., C"nn bdi1'ngs NJ
~. sgn ui the " VI u ~ '.1tt..'
- hc cash every ns,tns' VII i. pad fbr all neS
IN arTa d. wnlrHlt discount tH mterst sept -
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SLATER, WARDVELL 90 oQsr fos sAis " n
- vorable terms,
$50 hlds. New Orleans and Cuba Moaasss
80 b,xes Havana brown sugN
100 chests and axes young hyson, byGoo ak1o, -
choSs anu bohea Tens
60 kegs Nos. and Tobacco
20 hllds ~. Crolx Rum
piles sei,Leite Brandy
ditto Holland Gin
% bids New England Rum
20 bbk. rectihed Whskey
is qr. casks Tenerffe aud Malaga WinA
is casks refined whale Oil
90 ditto common ditto
10 dino sperm Oil
800 boxes Nos. and 9 Soap
40 dntO CAstlle ditto
2ilO boxes slsrn. Candies
100 d. taliOw ditto
800 casks Cut Nails, fion Two penny To ipeL
10 t'ns Swedes iIon . by Sc inch
65 haI"' au-nam Cotton
i5' pi"cr EngIis'i Duck, n IN No. too
Pineno. lrlp,r Cassl,, Sunees, Pot and Pearl Ashes
81 'er'h' stuch with eener assortment o. Gfoesri~s
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EVENING SCHOOL.

,1yIE subscriber w.huisn aH E'cnns Hthoh IN 'e hte'
MnSB,y ct o. tiat next at Lg Sc!itd Korn ~ ny
l,,li,n street, From IN, rtp.ti.nce ~ sclns ct tItS q"
sciiHun ne hips trgNe Satisfaction, -, 4,
h. Utk K,>pn,. Ly bailde I.nrry viii he tang'i, "
,,c,.,.L ASliLG L. SMITH.
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NOT ICE.

gSHc Colatncr.hP IL i'It" cxiS'itg under TIE hIni {"
sgItu DKE \ Go. i lh,s day Il --,i, el Ivy ~ utdu
sent. C..,a,rcr sa ~ dud Ab II. oINe aro ai'hW
,i 20 ,ttl, ire ni,'r'Ss t, hrm A u",s aud Accnn's
which du., w I've len VIA nj attorney lo chlscuuh,
n.t sritlci hy lie .Jth Of uc,rfy unyt - - ,
car siOrlirR smith,
Allyn V. DiKE,
August % ARhh ". DINE.
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CID at Newport, s'oop Niagara. Tanner, for Pen.
sacola.
vt Bremen '0h ult ship George Champln, Hud-
son I'm Matanzus.
No Ans at Btngor w. 7,h uit
Arr at Havana, 3rh uit ship Transit, Read from
Boston %: brIys Unnn, Burroughs, Newport IL;
Julia, Patrick, New York y; George, Wostcort,
B .stpn 10; slnop POI, smpu'h, Browning. Bristol
IL; 3 st briggs George, Perry, hence 26 Simpson,
Pukis do i3; Helen. SI,nn'on, Portland .; Gum
cy, Baxter, Boston q scnr Gen Books, Pickering
salem 81; Isl last. brIg, O,b. Blake, Portland l0
North Star, Proctor do ~; schr United States, John.
| sou, Noriolk ~
AT Gotcnburg 18th ult. ships Brae ,nza. Sullivan
for New York loading; Alexander Barclay, Dunbar,
New bedford few DIS; brig Osprc, do loadlno.
At Matinzas 6h lust brigs Cuba, Knght. for
Boston, dIschg: Flora, McManus, Portland do Sea
| Island King, New London loading.
At Rio Grande 29h July, briggs Cynthia, Sh,ila-
Der, Tor Salem, 3; Conveyance. Hopklns of Norfolk
discg.
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AsSlGNkEs, NOTICE.

N3tInDE~ u. ALLEN h,s nsdc AZ assignment m m n.'
81 Re, and ,.niri fsaic fn the hensni ~ DIS e"Niu
s Pr,,r. nIr.ana " sui Alea, b mteor l"ok nce0na
Az, enn,aici u, m,kc yincti stepea saneh, NO. u
e -, aigtte b.. ,,,.,.,.
lsAiC 1ACEEr.
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STATE OF RHODE-IsLAND, sc,

n n. nrai .ssssm6iy. Jn"e session., g. ID. 1879
A y Act in amendnirut of an rrf entitled " an Ho ~
p.rvrnt el nd nr,uir uatIiasea"
y, taytier epdN sd Iha dddttin 70 ihe porsew so'
hxrJ hy tho haidh c,itun o the et IL whmh ths Mt "
an amendment ti ON ptsns IN mariiae the J"stm1s "a
IN. Pace. a. The lSn ~ Nunh Kingston, ie and usy an
b.b cly en,Is,v.i.i and authorized h. JOIN renons W
vct.f jn M .tiiir SAIL IN the sane manner ssS
ANY Scr,tr. Juice tho Count IL C,Hn,n'n f'ew, -
Wud, n Minister of Elder Is authorized u Join lerAsN h
m,ni,gc hy sail act.
=, ,, n, atsrjna the ,tu,c q ankns ts anaoai wwo
" ofthc state of the R,nks,
B.r fsthr saae's', rha, frsn snd % sist ins r,cns
The Act IN. animal ,rt of tho srsersl Banh 10 hb Ss
anal, 10 made M N The Sl.arday At oecck Y, prcvhss
N t,e ,as MONDAY ~ ctoSr, ins-'d al the nra Nonday
M,r and uie 10 fctufnei on or hetde tse
d.y of ce,sr s..<n 'r the ;sn-ra Asemhly 70 e~en
,y,,y y.r an that s,id rrs,h he nis'e IN alonea
in n,.,nst ar fnn pver,ed by the act :" ~ss~ra
die return of -,il Danks.
Ca, I-SRy BowES. s~'T
URREYT MONEY WANTED
| a ~. t,ai. uf csyrsat aud ta;srem sens r"~"s
z W. CLABK q BROIHEIvs
. ii; r,i-. % cHs, No, II, sassAAsssE
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FRESH FALL GOODS.

EUST ree,,eib 10y 81 lis n i1TkWtOp, rom ss~
% Ymk. pI,in. assorinii I ~ Cimls, 'assmers, W.
ms, Sc hch III y pflsr their eustonen s'ss
al, nee tps;rr with every ,ther article ~ t,sif iiso
4 "a call ut 80. H. MarsH Sgnue
WANTED,
Two or ,hreSfra r.o Journeyman Tai'ors None ~s."
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FOR RICH MOND

49,. 1u siii ri nc uIE lai'nt
Ran The fine n-w ,t'ir. Nd i.PEADENCE, IrLER,
SxFXH Master. fI iieighI, whlch viii be taken very
xask low, passage, apply u lie master ON hoard,
or 10 SETH ADAMS, JR
sept 81 No. ~, South Water -siIect.
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CLEARED

CLEARED.
brig Venus, Cobb. Surinam-J Lippit,
brig Savannah, Babson, Lubec-J Whitaker
schr Messenger, Kelley, Phade'ohia
u l. sloop Superior, Cmld. New York
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NOTICE.
ME subscriber requests all thD-e indebted 10 him, either
Il hy note or bok account 10 call and settle the
or before the -o day Of Ocober. they w be ell with
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LOST
an Friday, l9th inst the Stage Coach, between
~ Povidence and Boston, along, square box, containing
iiassoon. suitable reward will be pad Cor leaving it al
Mt. c"apins Music saoon Ia Providence, al No. .
- hoOl stre |, Boston, sept I
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JAMES II. HODGE
-xyRazLL sranEr SCHOOL.

EsSa ,u,scrber respec fully informs tho Inhabitants e
Pu,idence aud hs vicinity, that he will oIep srhsA
the of Hurri and Westminster Streets, We'd,
ne,ay the 2!th Instant, where VIII be tarqht, SslinS,
lie niing, Chrgraphy, Engih GI,mncr, Aft.metic, Co
oenphy, and all hose branches uN al, mi2H ~ our cos-
Eng sl >chopl-. wing iean engaged the bns'nse
Of teaching r tune past ls ,i,es himself ta uuss
WHO may ronise linn, Will not be disappointed. fIio~ o
IdhHn IS per quarter. JOHN HiAaf.
y. b ~ ,.,eu,ng ch oi viii coma Al te
place, he let Of OCTOBER. Terms -, i.IasIu.
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In pursuance Of the alve, hereby give notice, tlst -
Market SUNDAY Morning will be discontinued, agn t.. Z
ia. reunt. JOSHUA RArniONE,
sept ~ t!frk ~ ffe hdr.~f
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ME(u ANfC'S ASSISTANT.

Wr hCFAN.ANE s. DEXfEn OF fasls, al Na IL
4Ts 18th hl.,r ~ b,eI ir.n~ New of s"s
- biues if,i uu thy jrp,efs3.'s 'm, n bsss
Lr 'lvnnn hr'.yn sn1r. In ~.
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AT u iO.a tVG.eu sOidsh gatia s.d for The Ttra .
Fr0c.deRoe, on N, 5tt day y SEPT. "oer, H. ID is!TA
sSii& Clerk ufhe Market binc p' ';';, h nq'es;c ss,
Sunin n.St tOpreYeit the ig II Iij L, se2ei'L>-
aud Oie HriricS eII1y - "nss ar ht "'iSgr, y"
Market. square. Df tEig he ".i ene ,lu'ir D"uce
True Copy: ) U..al'.
\ NriIAN IL. JACki.ON, '. Giek
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-17
COLUMBIAN SYRUP,

N OR the cure of Liver Complaints, Scrofua, Rheu- lmatism Kings Evil Ulcers, Indigestion and Debility. As an evidence of the superiority of the Columbian Syrup ovor other Medicines recommended and sold for the above diseases, the following communication is copied from the Connecticut Herald, of January I5, 1923.
 This is to certify that was afflicted with wander ing pains in different parts of my body which com ,menced in the spring of 1929, and lasted about Is months, from winch time tt settled in my right knee and began to swell and continued swollen duI ing the winter. tried many things to help it, but all to no effect Tn the month of March 1894, it ulcerated and broke-from that time spread to large sore which was two inches in diameter. In August the same year, the ulcers began on the lower part ot my knee pann, gathered and broke there and spread to the size of mans hand. During the fall and winter, I had the advice of many surgeons nd physicians but all to purpose; 1t continued to grow worse In the summer of 1926, took bottles of Scott's Panacea from which found relief; in the fall of the same year, took bottles of Potters Cahoitcon, also without effect. In January 1927, began on Swains Panacea and that also failed of affording re- lief but my leg very bad. Sixteen large ulcers were on my leg, the calf four inches in dlam- eter, and thirteen small ones. On the 9th of April, 1927 began on the Columbian Syrup, and in two & half months my leg was healed up soundy and has This cure attribute to the of Jacob Albright's Columbian Syrup. I am well and can walk any reasonable distance with convenience.
 JOHN HARVESTED.
 New-I1aven Jan. 18th, 1928.
 n-PIt IS to be regretted, that many suffering under inveterae diseases, should be imposed upon by MED- ICINEs, known best by the appelatlon of PANAcEAs, which held forth perform perfect cures here they have not the slightest effect upon the disorders.
 Philadelphia, Jan. 18th, 1928.
 The above Syrup, price $3 per bottle, $50 per N''' D " LEE, HOPKINS & BUTLER:
 Hartford, March Is. t42
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-17
NOTICE.
"HE Commissioners on the estate of
 ANA NILAS REPTIICK

THE Commissioners on the estate of ANANIAS DERTHICK, late of Warren, deceased, represented insoi- vent, give notice that the last meeting of the Commissioners on said estate will be on MOn- day, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, efthe 18th of August next, and not on Wednesday. the l7th of Sept as before advertised by which time all claims must be exhibited ,Or they will be debarred a recovery.
 SILAS PATTERSON, ro;.
 PHILO SWIFT, s;o"ara
 SHERMAN FAREWELL.
 Warren, April 9, 1928. 42
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-17
NOTICE:

1.-TWO young JACKS will stand at the
 I stable of Timothy Foot, in South Farms, the ensuing season, for the. use of Mares. Farmers are respectfully requested to call. TIMOTHY FOOT.
 Litchfeld. (South Farms,) April l, 1923. 49
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-17
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The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-17
CL0u's StOmack B1tters.
Pearl TOOtk POaCder.
NOTICE.

The fourth Annual meeting of the Connecticut Sab- bath School Uniou, will be held in New-Haven, on Thursday the 9th day of May next. the exercises to commence at o'clock P. MA punctual attend- ance of the officers members, and all who may feel an interest in the object is earnestly solicited It is requested that the superintendants of the Sabbath Schools in the state Auxiliary to this Union who have not sent in their reports for 1897 will forward the same as soon possible in order to ensure their be- ing noticed in the Annual Report.
 J.L. CROSS, Sec'y.
 New-Haven, March 18 1928.
 All Editors of News Papers in this state, who feel friendly to the object will confer favor by giving the above an insertion in their columns.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-17
CHATS ITCH OINTMENT.

NOR pleasanness safety, expedition, ease and cer N tainty, infinitely superior to any other to cure that tormentng disorder.
 Price B cents per box.
 Clay's Stomach Bitters. They will be found, in all of the following de- scrption, to give relief-nausea vomiting, heartburn, costiveness weakness at the breast pain the stom ach, loss of appetite, and all other symptoms of ndi- gestIon and fatulence, and as nervous cordial, it is to be surpassed by any thng.-Price 25 cents a box.
 Pe0rl Tooth POaoder. This celebrated Powder needs recommendation every gentleman and lady should be in the constant use oft if they wish to preserve their teeth from de- wand have them appear of beautiful pearly white. ness,-Price 9 cents a box. Sold by w. & s. Buel and Henry Phelps.
 D. CLAY. November 2l, 1927, 23eowly
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06
From the U. S. Telegraph.


GENERAL JACKSON AND AARON BURR
The coalition seem determined to keep us con
t;nually on the defensive; and being unable. from
having exhausted their inventive powers, to fabri-
cate new torgeres are resolved to assai! US with
renetition of the old. We dislike this mode Of
warfare. After having slain our enemies, we are
not disposed TO be haunted by their ghosts. This
coalition, with Characteristic disregard TO truth,
had charged General Jackson with having been
concerned in the conspiracy of Aaron Burr and
we're immediately answered by letter from MIR.
Jefferson. wherein that great man, who was not
often misled in his estimate of men, paid the high
est compliments to the patriotism and fidelity Of
the Hero Of New Orleans. But this testimony,
ample and conclusive as it is, the coalition suppose
to be forgotten by the people and therefore, think
tney maY venture upon repetition Of the slandcr.
Perhaps they may mislead few, a very few, who
NAV not have seen, or may have forgotten the let
for Of Mr. Jefferson; and destroy even this hope
we will venture upon its republication. Here it is.
E.ytract Of letter from Mr.. Jefferson to Genera.
Wilkinson dated Washington, January 3d, 1902,
@iring Instructions for detecting and arrestias
the movements Of Col. Burr and his associates.
"Ifevery thing from that place. (Louisyle,l be
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ERAL JACKSON, ARE FAITHFUL"
Are we to suppose that Mr. Jefferson. who knew
mankind, and consequently, was aware of the ia
cility with which portion OF it might be seduced,
would have said this Of General Jackson rashly
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Frem Nssie's Romance u H,s,ory.
sEREN.AysE.

Wake, lady, wake, -the r.dtisht moon
sails through the clurlless skies Of Juues
The stars gaze sNeetiy or the stream,
Which, IN the BRIGHTNESS ii their bsain.
One sheet Of glory les.
I've glow worm lsa,ls fsliiile iigh.,
AM all that, beautiful and bright
Is sl,uing on "ur world tonight,
Save tliy blighf eycsl
Wake, lady, wake 1.-The pightinga,a
Tells To he moon her iove-ioin tale
Nov doth the brook hats hnsh'd by dag.
As through lie val, Size wnlis her way,
In mnrmurS s@ecs rejoice
The leaves, by the sol night sind stirr'j.
tte whispering ma gentle word,
Aad all eartl's sweetest sounds are heard,
Save thy sweet voice!
Wake, lady, wake, thy lover waits!--
Thy s,sed star ds sa.ldled at the gate
Here is a garment ricl aud rare,
To wrap thee from the cold night air,
The appointed hour is fown,-
Danger aud doubt have vanish'd quite
Our way before is clear and right
And all IS ready for the fight
Save thou alone!
Wake, lady, wake,-1 have wreath,
Thy broad fair brow shall rise beneath;
have a ring that must not shine
On any finger, love but thine!
I've kept my plighted vow.
Beneath thy easement here stand,
To lead thee by thy own white hands
Far from this dull and captive strand.-.
But where art thouf