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.nsril-r win feir shdress 70 DE Penple ofYIr.

.oseihSf with 11ier address 10 ne People ofVir-
gina. a. their respect " papers.
The Addf IS having lseenfead. was On moiioa
u,aieu,oiislg adopt d.
The question vas then taken on the resola.
tions seriaiim.sn they were aHammeaslyador-
ted.
Ga roii9n If MIR Sharp Of Lee.
Resolved unanimously, that thr Rev john
Krrr meuber OF the caigrnlion. he request
Cd by the ffezideui 10 olssf she labers Of tie
convention vii, prayer acknowledging our
depcndeaee Upon iIragen for the success Of
our efforts, aud invoking Is 5rnedlchon there
upon.
On motion 81 Cen Darlington,
Eesolyed unanimously that ,be thanks Of
this cou, cniiu4 Ice returned 10 thc President aud
Secretaries. for the diligence aud abilitY, with
which tles haVe discharged The duties Of their
rrspcGYe efhcts
On motion Of Nr Iania1 Of Faifiax.
Received unanimously, Hat the thanks ofthe
convention he returned Ia the committee no
hamei H. address 10 the people Of Virginia
when TINS rrsolu'rnn ~ read, usn. lay lor
IN his own behalf aud thai 81 The committee,
dncamcd my portion Of merit, aud s"ar.
drd Il wholly 10 the chairman c apman john
sony
The President thcu addressed the convention
IN iic following bri"i aledittoty.
rpucmeu--four appreciation expressed IN
the resolution just adopted Of NV services iu
thr dn,huef OF the duiirs assigned me, cannot
bc too hefly ,aiocdby M. especially rs J am
sue am Wdehied for d,mole 20 your goodness
an any mrfifs otmr own. cannot be so IN
sensible of,he npriie, tlou my efforts 10 de.
serve II ~ o Law any claim 10 II. ian, gentle
tlemcu, have discharged the l,c, ooaGdcd to
y1H with an ability and a zeal that ensure you
nj only the appreciation but the applause Of
your fellow citiz rs, Ihtyour labors IN the
cause o liberty NAV continue to prosper. hmm
bly, invoke that confidence who on many trying
ocrcssions IN the most disastrous tunes has man
lfesty directed the drslinies Of our country to
enligrtcn om lellow cluzens AID 10 inspire them
With sdom 10 avert the danger that threatens
It's future pence aud P osperlt'.
When the Rev. Mr. kr1r addressed the III one
nfGrace in atfnins which touched the hearts OF
all--0n motion Of Gen. Iay Tor
The convention adjourned SINE die.
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VSFAFA ~ = - HsgFs
TO THE RI RIjC


Nh'n me Cause OF me present publication IS
known, rope shan 'feNc SD inl Wakae It.
would not trouble the p'hhc. was mo. forced
nv recent occurrences '" q" II ; aud II II We
no' or 'he cohnecuoo IheSt ecu '"0ceS laF
win III" present STATE ~ naifes country,
am the very nopfoR"k'd attack when has been
Waof upon me hV Il Nolnolf1' Trend OF Gen.
1ar@S"n rom irnnc-.e''
During 'aNf Nnr hg, i''cei'rd n letter from
ifinna i mWr mt mig M ihat Gen. Jackson
had charged up n IN" ilonds 81 MIR. Clay n
fogHn p'opoR ny Htt To @9 hfr ro'tS To HIe
ca'difF ~ at tsit ire4tn Al s'r ~ pib
"7Ha make III tiag Secretary Of Si2te.' aud.
A. one NJ those friends Va asked # such
rharge was trus. IN a l"tte IA cot | could
not restrain the Indignation fl act AZ u
founded accusation, and IN * - rvsef
usei a language produced by thu excitement. IL
50 doing, never Intended Ia d. moe than 10
repe tae charg' conceived Gen j2"k,o made
against me. theo thought. and an vet of ~
same opmou that he "hois accns o 50 base
an artaS Gen. Jackson attribuf to ,n lad
right 10 use what language he pleased, asthrpw-
ing od the charge. provided tire language Wa
confne 20 the aecuspr alone. Snoc the peh
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RALrIMoRE lar y
DIN Z IWVTNF1' q
Al.niniatratlon iciunnh m MmALGLd

Administration triumph IN MmyiGrd
DIAL the Correctors of Error and m,srepre'
sentaiion. Time is the most potent and certain.
Ii will be rccol ected that after our last OCTOBER
election, it was uuhlushingly asserted by me
Iacksonites. mat they had a majority OF one, ou
joint ballot " the Legislature. We kne" bee
Ter. and stated thai the administration had a con
siderable majority on JOINT ballot; and TINS 'oo,
let 1t be borne in mind uotWiths anding the &c
nate was elected the year before aud win u"
view 10 the Presidential question We Staiea a.
ter the last election that tn" House OF D'iesale'
would probably be. for the administrator ~
Jackson 81 and i was conceded that the > n''
stood thus, for the administration 30, Jackson
40. New what is the fact, as proved hy Inc
lection of The Executive Council Yesi'l cay
The average vote for The administration h'h' q
fraction above 81, and that Of the Jackson s3eh
ct fraction above 43. This calculation =
cludes the yotr Of Nj. Joues who is ne on
Jacksoute elected, and who in consequence %
much personal worth. and beng o. the LAST s9u'
eli, was voted tor by some administration he'
Thus time proves ali things. md as tine 81
proved Maryia ers Ct ON this occasion 5" "h
it ncSf tall. wnei the cnutest SHAH Ne ts'"f''
: ams and jackson, with greatly 'neffs's
force
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ed in my letter. nor could hage ef,.r,-
wards Inn any onslnd feeling. -, =
Statement 1" show Tie unpr9. ked .-F "a
when have ben asssilcd. Had ,s. ,''''f
man epnsidried himself aegri... ed ,,y,.. So
W y o. I'D desired to brcom4 a.. ... n A.
hero ofGrnera. iseLson. he aueh, -
rule Of bonJr, 10 hate Called upen o,s -
rect manner. Lad h done Il eer,ai,,.
haYr answered m pnuniptIy. W.
INIT have TOO mur'i self rest,s,, $3.50.
ie.etish aid morbid ansiciy m ra.,i,,, ''''e'a
for the angry cbahfions fesefY Inc, N
or, or newepaPer seribblcr or bi!lv. MI. nm.
think proper 70 ofler mo an Insult nv CO..,
ing ON the langnage used IN nv litter .,.,
putting wrong constructions upon II y
81 msse.Lbound only 10 answer those - -
ing themselves aegfieyed BY that letter ,...
OF me N genilemanIy manner Tosncs
Away saeord any satisfaction dru,pd,I ~. III
individual who gave the Toast ,an.,, =
me 10 take any notice oft than have -
hut, in concluding, | must he nerm;tted 8, -
that Il any thing personal to ue AS loi,,,,l =
II, anequiVocaily pronounce such r,p,,,.
dshoaorable and at wal with every r.,,G IS
ly feeling an
VIM L pPEN.T - o..
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VIM. L. BRENT, Of Louis;o,,
To CaApnAy JOHNSON Esg. g ea9.Ta,,' =.

~ ceNAbNcArgB
10 'HAPnAS JoHSsoS Esq. Cdarngp 3fG,
CoHun"e' Of Ate At!aDs Come do,
Sia: Believing. and having / a,.. +. H.
the public hricves. nat YOU intendad -
m" ame ngSt the anonymous nlf,f. ,ila!,..35=
Denounced by you, IN the suhioiued seu,rp.,z :,
yauf Report to the Adams Con cntInu 49,.
" but "hen such charges ate seflan i main.
reiterated hy mtH, hoidng hieb siatrnrs +, -,
goFe nneni and exercising #aulr #lniiu. ~.
~ public opmou. htV cafr0f b. foo q,,a,,.,
cof.aeBaned Tel most tetee aHt hut ind
pens,ble duty imposed upur 60 ta call m,
vol olr. TO stale explicitly 60 IN, uubii, thr.',ss
the qur"r AID Wing, wbethp, you drd. n, -
not intend 70 ply yonr ala, ions "a me ,,rr5r..
others Til" fTpr.ssion, " sui ch,r,.s -.
presumed To altude Ia the iollos = r.npura,,..
printed IN italics, iHtefepersed amongst o,ag, aa-
founded suggestions
+" Il may not BE- unworthy Of notice. Pc one a,
ne means, by which tbc pub'ir Ind pa: No..
preiudlcod ami ltbamed, Hat opiuiuus NJ, ma.
G8fpife 10 1tpubteop ptpple alfs Jtel uDr#.z
r44inbig and ,aHcaaatatV Wjesffd 6oja SUM, =
me Pftsids@s COMMUNICATIONS 10 robgita -!
2raueip imgWci 10 hm as Jocifues in hiy.9fit-
'Cdi efetd }ir has. ou one occasion. not ,,r
laps viii stict rhetorical plopl4ety, used IN.
expression, " palsied bS me vii OF our c,4sf,.
ueut= i'm reference - dr,ie. enia,ard bv IN.
Constitution. 1hHpiy1,t has ttea torn lye,,
its coHtefL mi&juiefgreftd, oad I'D us lhf ~.
Horig upon otieh III 3yedfeat rbc-ged r,lt
i1e hcrsWHH representative ovcs 40 bigt.
ton b The lcW ofhs constituents. On another
occcsian, InCduttousb taking II ion granted tbat
every one would understand, that the high oDI
"a ION OF an oath was derived fom Hra,en.-
h has again. perhaps, without mucn felicity of
phrase, mad, an 5bvlo,s. IN, not avowcd ,e-
ference 10 ms oarh Of Office, as imposing An Oh.
legation aboyr All human laa.--a2G his refsr.
eRre IS i0riured INTO Gpabitc drsieak ri The o5t-
an, doefrine, that MS poAticat pouey. Irns ;u,,
Hriao Ii these had been The launls aud the
railing OF Anonymous newspape Seribblcrs. hfy
woald havr BEEN deem d unworthy ofrhis poI.
lirnoace Dut wren such charges are serious
~ mad and reiterated. ty men holding hIeh
stations in the government and .y.yci.5n.,
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Mr.. Rgst.--1he New York American, in al.
rdng to a report which had reached it ofthe
nomination By the Harrisburg Convention ct
Nj. Rurh as a candidate for the Vice Presideu-
cy, says: I'VE presume this information Is
accurate, and think the nomination a very good
owe. Mr. Rush is mar Of experience, lnior-
nation, and most exemplary character" lie
Commercial Advertiser also, in allusion 10 the
same subject, approves of the choice, and TX
presses a opinion that the nomination "ll 10
generally acquresoed IN.
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Nour obi. ser't.
Richmond, Jan. l6ih, 1923,

Pichmoa4 jan l6ib, 1928,
Nassfs Carey, Liza, g. Carey, have issued
,Ir Coopcr's 81" novel The RED Rorey We
have all. ldy stated that We deem this Oh the
g, hole the besr OF the authors pr ductons and
we could almost venture to predict that every
Teade, viii feel aud acknowledge its excellence.
Nal. Gar.
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NEw ORrEANs December l4.-Major Gen
Scott. ofthe United States Army, arrived tins
morning in town ON board the Steam boat An
DIRE Jackson, from Trinity. We understand
he CONES 10 assume the command Of the DiFlsF
on ofthe south. General Gaines passing 10 the
Northern division.
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NORFOLK. Jan. Il.-North Carolina Money
is sill declining. some OF our store Keepers Re
f ST II, and others receive it, but AT an advance
on lie prices equivalent to % per cent discouat
On the notes.
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A GOOD STORY

The following article from the BnlIrinr OF
Monday la,r, i,a Ialr hit At both parties, i@V
aud aaft-l0oiO
D,bait m me TniF For long time II Las
been customary Ton CERTAIN business men ainong
the n,h,, .plnt, 81 Nmtwtclf, 10 cpngrrgate on
SUNDAY lrnnung, al the lpusurial establishment
ofNio,.s Duizru". aud Ihr,r, while lending coltu'
teuunrr. 10 TIC wnriity luz,ur WHO TAX u
and +, nr,,.,1urr. cnea tu the discussion Of
.iate aft, rs untt taHcd 10 church by the village
he'll Among Mons O. regular slsnnnis Wiz
one Walter Nnp, dc hard working head oi a
lame IL .nily well Ia live Is farmer, having t"o
iooins II Il .pinnins eenny IN lbs upper Story,
"A nIoSf yoraCinus newsmongrr, and "ithHll po-
ican 81 the crnokedcst order A. the posi-
arrived only on sa urdny nights the Gazette a.
ioresaid was always N u fresh CONDITION ioI the
pernsal Of customers on the succeeding morn
Of which circumstance II wa, the especial intent
and ordinary pracl,cr Of idrner Nhip TO tnhe
seasonable advantage.
One lowcry morning, the industrious yf"mah
rescbcdthe common resort somewhat later ihan
usual. As the weather. was rathcr uuprop'ions,
he had specialized IN his own mlnd upon The GER
lanty OF finding the shop unoccnPitd and tue
newspaper inappropriate. Not 50 was the
fact On his enlc Ing, quite chilled rom
4, long walk through cold aud drrnchtng
INST, be perceived a la g. cuc'e assfinhi'u '"uha
the hue sheet iron g liudcr q AT served - hfe
place mhorron he barber BASIN oil warm water
waited the periodical submcrs'on OF his brush.
Deem silence reisnsn- disturbed only by The DC
ra,ionnl s,lashine of the SuIS. aud The sweep II
ltr snlv breeze as II Wnrrhed through the un-
gardpd KEY hole Mastrr WHp discovered ~
twallng tina the coveied ewspaptr vas held
tas, between the thumbs and hnse1s o! . study
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From NE Sal m Regiier.


On the 9TH OF October last We presented our
rraurls acaItuldiIop OF the probable result oG
fhr Pre- idrniial election IN which w CIV 10
Mr. Adams onr hundred and thirty seven soies,
his calculation was made on the most thorough
COW i,fion mud from rs good sources Of lnlormH-
ton - are accessible 10 ANY one. We have as
vet :, cn nothing to make our confidence IA any
part II that calculation Neither have We AZ n
Nv IN Incni been more confident OF he Ie.eleCti-
IN of Mr.. Adams, iuHn ~ The present. Blu as
some dark spots have arisen in the horizon.
which wr feared and winch influenced Oh, IS
rInra'c, bit which many o our it,cnis did not
expect we will now review that estimate, and
snow how little weight those untavorable omcnS
ough to have We stated thai Maine, alassa-
ehuscifs, New Ham, silre, Vermont khnde Is
land, Connecficit. New Jersey Delaware, Ohio.
indiana Illinois and Louisiana, would give their
entire votes Tor Mr. Adams Every werh has
afforded Us new evidence Of the correctness OF
Ibis estimate. These twelve, halfoi the states OF
the Union, give uinctv-one votes We gave Nj
Adams also eight Of the votes o. Mar, land spd
ten OF kentucky, In this result confidence
Is mistaken. W. gave hun two Vo'es IA Ma
souri, we did not know that they had changed
The electoral law from district 10 gene al
ticket he will therefore, unquestIouaby gee
the rutife vote of that state, three instead o.
two This makes Que hundred aud twelve votes
70 these we added twent, SIX, Tor Ne" OH.
making one hundred aud thrty-cigit, seven
more necessary Tor choice. We never
did expect tia, the CITY of New York wer'd
vote ior Nj Adams, any friend OF Domestic
iadus,,v. Tbe,e are to nn h loreign lfsi.tg,
there 10 have hoped for any such result - Nc
knew that die Coalition Of Urn Ruren ana Cur.
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Cases cured by Swaim's celebra-
ted Panacea.
2SS Bottles of which the subscri-
Der has nst received.

ZnIIE following Testimonials, translated
from the original Spanish, IN relation 10
some extraordinar, effects produced AT the
Havana. by sW AIMS PANACEA. are deem
ed of sufficient interest to claim portion Vi
public attention.
IRANSLATION.
Don Fernando GonzpIrZ del yalIr, NJ. y.
Pnblic Professor Of Medicine and Sun ,ery
Lecturer Of Surgery the Royal aud Ponili-
cal University OF ST. Jerome OF the Havana,
Member of the Royal Patriotic Society ofthp
Friends of the Country" &c.
hereby certify ihat have used the medi-
cine known by the name of. Slraig,'s Pann.
rea and have obtained very rood results
from its apulication. having cured two paIi.
emf, in whom the disordcr would not Weld 10
the best curative remedies One was suffer
ing with a Chronic Herpes, aud the other
with veneriaI ulcers, complicated with IA 90
tn take FIVE ho,tles. the iatter si,. The other
cases in which / am now using il. are carci.
pomatons ulcers; and though The patients
are NOT vet cured thew eyperipnce however
qreat relief. the mirrors sunuurate more free
10. without e,tsndu,o as n,,irkIv AS lhev did
before The medicine yaStnken. This sail /
ran N nresrnt state and lam harn> to he a.
hIe Ia rof,tribnt. ON nv mart Ia confirm the
GOOD effects If mi. vai,,aLIc discovery
Feruondo G0u-aI,- del Vnlie, NJ ID. &c.
u.yaua O,t IA 1907
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AlBkIGH1'S,
CO Nm i.l.> MY Y,

ZlaIIlo Medicine, (or the short rmed III,
Il been hclogr the Public. has proved tsrIt
superior 10 paudccas. and otb,r remedies. to
such degree ns to give confidence 10 the Pc
prictnr, tnd lis efficacy ninnc vii support lis
distinguished merits It's the most useful ,pIlu.
and autumn Alternative ever yrt IIsCoNered- 1,
Is So perfectly innocent. thu no cNI ,iirrt need
be appTenendrd from IT, "hrnap Plcda2 teably
TO the directions. II may Be r,tcu. without any
apprehension, 10 the most tender infant, OF fee
bic adult.
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP viii rrliryc and
eventually remove the following dl,r.,,,. Nc.
is. ARES, tui ulceatlous of the BONES J
KING Evil. or ScloiuIa, Rheumatic anecuon> u
tine head, and y stem generally syphilis Nor
CuTai, and all complaints OF uihtug ~ tut M
proper u.s. oi Mercury; Oicris OF tht mouth n
throat; Nmle swelling; cancel ous, aud in'elc-
rate Ulcers; discharges rom the EaIsi dscas
e OF the Skin ilvcr complaint, Jaupdiee, lu-
digestion. and Debility.
As IA general dcpurative article, OF purifier
OF the blood, this medicine pu-sc,.c, Invaluable
powers. Il improves the appetite and has tic
remhrkabl quality OF deplirng the slm II trhl
yellow bilious TINT when Is 10 common IN biIUu,
constitutions Besides tie dlsra,. , above onu.
mcrated, II Is also rccommend,d a. a remedy lot
thai affecting disorder, the u.,craIcd sore head
under winch cblidI en- suier IN most cHerlclatlng
tormenrs tol years.
Each bottle III the genuine Medicine has a lab
el, representing the hagle and the Hydra. with
my signature.
u PmcE % Pm porTIF AND $50 PR Duz
EH. JAtO Oh LBMGlIl,
No. 1913, Arch Street, near Ihild Phlla.
Oct. %
The subscriber hes lust received large guam
THY oftbc Columbian Sy,up and Is the only IL
gent ror tins section Of country.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
OCt. %.
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EHHOM AS J. DUVAL bias lately received
- from hIrssrs. Thorhurn g Sou, n. York,
supply OF Fresh Garden Sect, neatly put
up. Catalogues of which may he hid al his
store. Alsa an additional sYpply OF Drugs,
.uedirjRes, Paints, O't., Dye-SigBS, Perfume
ri, &C. which makes his assortment equal 10
any ever oiiersd IT, tbs place,
ner - is24
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pstSrEp Asp PUBLISHED NJ
IAN FLETCHER ~ RICH. II. TOLER
f.i'' p ltd,lefs Of THE Lars Of The Union.

o.. a. nor anIai,n, payable IN adyanco.-No stb-
+ r." III H. received or loss time than SIX montha
fePlP will h. discontinued Out At the discretion
81. NOS lltti al srrearas's ace pad.
81 f..,t,.e,nsnts slll be inserted at - cents per
q @ ha rom ti distance, laa must S0G be ~" fia for
eeat n, thcir Insertion, or the payment assumed by
pis aa ,e.pon.bjr person IN Lynehbnfg.
- ,,ncery Orders not exceeding two squares are H.
..',rj for six ioiiars.
- Il, letters addressed TO the Editors must be post
, ~ t,sy vii no: be attended "a.
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/ RS5r, interesting and raIaGbie remedy.
i ftN K. CHAMBERS ktnrdy iu, iutHmptt.
- ance Tie suhscf6ri, on the deorase
al tue late Dir William Chamber. tnak into
his posse son the prr,onHi tdate oil The 1,-
ceased, aud found prepared large quantity
OF Dr. Guam aers Rrmeiy for Iulempeianre.
Tie hereby informs In pubhc, thHt he has
Disposed Of all the Ntnrine 40 iound, II Dr..
James II. llarl, md Mr. AndrrU VI. Fnnuing,
Of this city.
Ia making this deposition. The suhseribrr
has been aetnbtfd f' due regard 10 the in
terrsis of the hers OF The interstate. rs veil a,
from a - ish 10 give the mos extensive ne Ia
fhr virtues al the discovery, whatever they
lnny he aud hr can further add. with con
hdencc, thai thu gentlemen who will herea +
Ter be the vendors oil thu kcmrdy tor intern
peraacc, As prepared BY The inventor, have
hfen intimately connected with DR.. Cham
hers ~ his lie tme--hayr been his agents IN
compromising the medicine, aud nre acqnhin .
led with its composition.
SlLFANus MILLER, Public Admir-. ~.
A. THE Medicine Is prepared ouly by the
subscribers, Who alone aie III possession al
the original recipe of tie inventor, nj the 81.
fee OF The late DR.. c. in the basement story
nt Rutgers Medical College. in Duane street.
east side OF Broadway aud nj the medicinal
store oil DIR. Hart, corner OF sloudwaY and
Chambers street. three doora from Wash
inglon Hall, NV York
From the fermOnt Gagefie.
" We have the pleasure 10 announce That
DJ. Chdmbtfs Hediciae. Tor incompetence,
has been administered 10 twelve persons IN
tbi, vicinity aud that IN trefV instance II has
had the desptd eBed Of producing an entire
dtrti'sh for Ht use o. drdea Pirds. hrs
II. D..
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sWAINfS PAN ACEA
FOR SALE BY
Walter IL -MiAAletOn,

Agent tor LyhChDuigb
vlo has lust received a large supply, direct
1'ao, the proprietor, philadelphia 'nuj war-
-anted genuine. opposite fos' otilce.
November 10.
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N n Exposition Of the Old and New lostH-
.sA meut. wherein each chaiactcr is summed
up IN lis contents the sacred text inserted al
ltrge in, dislnci paragraphs Each paragraph
reduced TO II, proper heads tie sense gwen
aud largely illustrated with
Practical remarks and Observa-
tons,
b, Matthew Henry (Lue minister of tne gos'
Fel)
4 new edition edited by the Rev. George
Burder and the Rev. Joseph Hushs. \ NJ
with the Life OF the Author by the !tcy. Samuel
Palmer just received and FOR sale hy
CHAS. A. WlTHERS.
anuaIy 3
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United States Money,

few Thousand dollars u States Notes cur
be lad at Il small premium upon immediate 4 p
pl,,ati0n ut ALIENS
Lottery : FErtaE, r. Otica.
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i 'ItGAlNS IN CLOAKS.

TyiLLbe opened this day large assert
~ 'neot ofCloaks Of every description.
''I'' cases assorted heavy Great Goats.
~ apply to ANDREWS IL BROTHERS..
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"a WANTS. Ge,onc FANfCEA, aud POE
- TER'S C4THCLICON. j1tst receired by
THOMAS J. DUVAL.
I'm 10
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French Brandy and Vino,

Fer sale vciy low. Apply 10
ANDREW . * BROTHERS,.
Oct. 6.
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The subscriber has Just received an addi-
tinual supply oil Dr. Chambers genuine Re
mcdv for lntemprrsuoe. which he Will sell NJ
the prorrietors prices He WINS appointed
the agent Tor the sale OF Dir. Chambers gen
nine Remedy for intcmpelance whilst nj \.
York n few weeks ago.
Howell DAVIES.
nd
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-31

4 Spy IN he CanP - Mrs ChnImcr II
Mnr,5l announces a. ! frederick the drl"ert
oia baouic Oraiior, composed by hr,tcli IN
u, Inch ,l,c pledge, beIseli to dsciost ne rheie
Sec,tts of .To oDg she hn. probably aueli
Iae hrad, o 81, Icclmc from aIulgan's bock
and dressed IN up ai,c, her own fashion,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-31
Fresh GarAeN seed.

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
STEAMBOAT SCENES.

[Conpotition Oh the Hudson river, has reduced Tie
fare in some Of the Steamboats, between New York
and Albany, 50 miles, to dollar meals incudcd
we believe. This ruinous rivalry between the differ
ent lines hns induced thousands 10 make the trip who
would otherwise never perhaps have stirred from
home The following amusing sketch will afford 10
distant readers on idea q the in crowded boat
FRoM THF NV YORK COMMERCIAL ApvEnrIsEr
Steonb'm Sccnss Jor Doiior. --R cadcrl didss
thou ever go to Albany in gallant steamer for
dollar, end return in ilat splendid floating palace
called the North America, for soventy-fvc cents, If
not, prtbce be gone, with all possible despatch for
until thou dost, thou must be counted as one knowing
nothing Of the unalloycd delights OF Steamboat tray
Cling. No matter how often thou hast shot through
tne Highlands by steam, sportcd about our harbor
"a The Lady Clinton Barge, bounded over Che crisp
ca pillows Of the Sound IN the Washington or Fronk-
limo matter, We say-unloss thou hast made SIX
SMILING trip 10 Albany, thou art, like DogDerry to be
written down M ass'as one knowing just precisely
nothing OF the sublime, picturesque aud beautiful in
riding ~ steamers.
The enjoyment commences tho moment you T.
on board--Tay, perhaps bcfore--for ono rlua feel
himself particularly fortunate ii he is not run oyer an
Che rush - thc gang-way by brace Of countrymcn.
With the hugo cssl in which they brought thcr-p %
acd roaffY ~ market. Aud then Tho Jam sHd