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Opinions ana purity "a purplse. nave The h iest
respect Yet, thinking as 90, that this a ocia-
lion IS unnecessary; that the Government IS pro-
ceeding to the same object under control of the
law; that they are competent TO il ia means, and
wisdom and inclination; that this associations this
wheel within wheel, is more likely 10 produce
collision than aid, and that it i In its magnitude
OF dangerous example; | ann bound 10 say, fhGt
as duty"l citizen, IcGhaot m conscience 6ocopie
q member IF ms Society. possessing, as IL does
my entire eonhdenceis at he integrity Of is vfeics
ieei with awe the weight of opinion 10 which
may be opposed and that tor myself have need 10
ask tie indulgence of belief, that the opinion
have given is the best result can deduce from
my own reason and experience, and that il is sin
cereiy CONSCIENTIOUS. Repeating, therefore, my
Just ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the honor proposed TO me-
beg leave TO add the assurances TO the Society
aud 10 Yourself, OF my highest confidence and
consider alton.
(SiuncIA
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IsA virtue Of Detd Of Trust Executed 10 a, by Tb
80 Shelton, Jr Of the comfy LOUISA dated on The o ri,
day OF Jan t.4 and Of record the CLERKS ce Of H.
county Stof eaid We shall proceed 10 sell the premises
one hali ~ cash, aud the haatCe of the on ~
one anal Two years at public auction, the 2sth ay Of Fe
HeN all te SAID 1hn Shelton, JI's rs heyny
OF O4 acres Of land, wnh tr M,I Factory attached
o' lying IN the "uny III Louisa, the South Anna k,v
thereTnto helosging. ~ 'FFS'''u'
Such title only will he eonvovel ~ u, =, i. vested
ny 'he trust deco aforesaid. JOSEPH SHELTON I'm
- 49, BENZ. u, DUKE, { ,er,
y. H. The sse o. the above de.orihsd prep srty 1e:,
with my consent 1t being TO discharge j,i.f i.bt
w'il fcnra k that be Factory has wafer potvs-
tn Factory House is well huh hick house so ie % E
% hIosd s'ones hsh, aud with very incOnsdersbe -
pen.e there may be started 500 spndles whr have
'fs. S''oh'- JOHN SHELTON. j.
- .. bb W.T.
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formed the General on foot. anil marched 10 the
Government House, where the Governor introduc-
ctl him 10 the Legislature, and madc address 20
which the General replied. Thence, he proceeded
10 review the <roops, at The request OF the Govern
ar; thence, with the Governor and Legislature 10
the Catholic church, where an address was deli
vcred by young priest, in the name of his venc-
rable superior, Father Antonio, aud a Solemn Tt
Deum was performed The General was then
conducted TO the house prepared for his residence;
thence to Davis Hotel where the public dinner
was given in commemoration Of the day. " The
t,bles Occupied two rooms of vast dimensions. at
which at least five hundred persons sat down Mr.
Marigny was chosen president of the dav. Gene
raj jackson placed on his right, Gov. Hous-
on, of Tenn. on his left--thc venerable Father An
tonic s. the Abby Monni sat on the Generals left
Generals Carroll and Kinds, and Judge Overton
also in the vicinity ofthe President. The gen
tcmen, composing the deputations of Ohio, New
York, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Mississippi,
were placed near or opposite TO Gen. Jackson; the
friends who had accompanied him sat next TO the
three Vice Presidents. Many toasts were drunk
they were warm and Notwithstanding vapd
in them. When the president announced the
name of Jackson, the Company rose up, as If moved
by one impulse-and rent the air with loud end
repeated huzZas. When silence was restored.
MIR. Marigny in speech, delivered with an energy
Of manner in unison with the ardour OF his feel
ines, bestowed merited tribute ofprai;e upon the
services and character of the guest of his native
STATE.
From the dinner | followed the General to the
Trench Theatre, where cantata, composed for the
occasion, was sung with admirable taste and effect.
When the first act OF the Opera was over, the
General proceeded TO the American Theatre,
where he was greeted with the same SITUATIONS
which had followed him from the battle GROUND to
the city. At ii O'Clock he retired 10 his house,
accompanied by the committee
Mrs. Jackson, who, with several ladies' from
Tennessee, accompanied her husband his visit
TO Louisiana, was waited upon and met the mo-
ment she landed from the Pocahontas, by Mrs.
Marigny, and other respectable ladies, who, after
having congratulated her her safe arrival, con-
Quoted her to MIR. Marigny's house, where re-
freshments had been prepared, and where she re-
ceived the salutaons of large and brilliant cir
Gle Mrs Marigny in her carriage afterwards ac-
rolnpanied Mrs. jackson to the hous, OF Martin
Gordon, Esq, where apartments had been prepared
Tor her and her female friends.
Mrs. Jackson, accompanied by Gov. Houston,
Maj. Lee, Dr. Shelby, and other gentlemen OF the
suite of the General, left New Orleans on the 18th
In the Pocahon:as, expecting 10 join the General
two leagues above the City. statesman.
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zee tie if.Osl-o n nls.ol l.o .i-.s.-.r ~
dscas d. SScc'h GrOalc tnucd on the 2Ist ,,il. -,
this resolution Tor nuthorising The Committee q
the Whole to send FOR persons and paperS-Mcssrs.
Allen and Pope made short speeches in favoT o.
taking it up, and Nessrs. WickliHe and i. Hardin
against it.-That question was not decided at our
last accounts.
.AfGiae.-The Administration prints say, GIat
" the largest and most respectable Convention ever
assembled in Maine, was oo!lscted in It's Chamber
of the ii. OF Representatives, the 23d and 2itl,
uf' Judge Green, Marshall OF the District, pre-
sided. They adopted strong resolutions in favor OF
the Administrations the last is as follows:
Res0ired, That we cordially concur with TIE
Conventions holden in those States, in the nof,na-
ton ~ the Hon. RICHARD RUSH, for Vice
President of the United States"
Among others, MIR. John ffolineS addressed the
meeting, in favor of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nominated ftco Electors at large, and RECOMMEND
ed the other Electors to be nominated hy Canyer-
fions in the respective Districts
We are authorised TO announce that Geo "
Payne, Esq. vii! not be candidate for recollection
from Buckingham, at the approaching election i5r
Members OF the Legislature.
NJ" 4 VIRc1SIAv'' is received, and VII M
pear in tie course of The week.
FROM TIE PHILADELPHIA GAZETTE
An attempt has been made To produce am in
preston that the Committee on Manufactures a.
asliington, Is so anxious 10 collect evidence 90
only one side ofthe custom, that it hiss rejected
The testimony of those, who, from the nature az
their occupations, best qualified q give inicr-
nation on the subjcct.-The following extract OF =
letter from gentlemanof the first rcspeeiabilitr
contains sufficient REPUTATION oil the numerons
lies that have been told on this subject Ever,
manufacturer who has presented himself TO tF,,
committee has been examined.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2Sth
observe that il is stated in one Of The Phi,a-
dol fta hin st,nttk D.
in the House of Representatives had refused to en-
anime Mr.. Schenck, distinguished Manufaetn-
rer, of FiShkiil, ". Y. who had been specially So
Iected as repre- sentative of large interest.
This, II is true, is stated s'rumor'' but IL yy7s
evidently meant to intimate that the committee
were DESTROYS TO suppress evidence important Ia
the Manufacturers. Whatever was fhc motive o.
origin OF this rI'nor, ii il not true. Mr. Scheme.
has actually been erGRIined, and SO has epery o.
theT manufacturer ,cho presented himself
MARR1EDl-oa the Gath Jan. by the Rev. Wu Timi.--
laks, Doo sal NagIuder Jones, &c Mise Lucy D. y0upye
daughter ct Mr. John Tmhsske, Click Of county cSur;
all OF the eUsnty Of Fluyauna
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fnliTS celebrated Race lorrs sni Stallion The r.; =,
= rut Afsdns ~ Chzs will stand fhe er.,,,,. .
q Boyhon, Meckief]urf We srnn,rr~in, al M -, 1T
HTfh 'n fndng hft of avg nr1. AZ e25 stieb nav -
dhchsrsta ny ths pay5esn ~ $40 ifn he ra.sr % az
c'nr % ne oroofn on ~ rifsof sfs5sifb "a
trvhti" efinn Hccnning bound for a one vii BE- -i,
t'.e P,'urfe rrs', and o.res fei 81 moderste f-,
ef, ,rluftd Eyey stentinn srin hc pstI 10 ne n.
fly kind. wa ToVVS ~ "''l'' -
W. HaeEERgIT =
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ROANOkE will sisnd THIS Mr RanioIphs Bnay
rofest Flfnisiion on The terms before. s =
neHsVed 70 be The beet tffthoffe 90 Amrics f5 oek az
Try pomsing only one hiss been rsiuSi syhb has pr3ye
~ nrer. Good rssur,ge grsffs. -N
~ ~ No dHewPsred mare viii ie fcefiesd Fsrstf.~
rsffcuiar' iH band bills Rushv FgreH a mile and . 49,
from Charlotte house Arpi, 10 me ovsfs.e on an,
r. EDwARD ARMS, overter
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FATAL DUET,
TRUST SaLE or L.qN,D.


fkfF virtue Of two deedg Of executed by Richard
80 Jones TO the subscriber admitted 20 record on the
~ day Of April 1926 The other he h dsy Of Juy 1896
the county court o. Giouceser Tor The pufpofe Of securing
10 ObTstianua H. Morris the payment o certain %
money therein expressed shall on Saturday te 9th day NJ
en- next fair 10 not the next fair day thereafter, Sun
day excepted expose sale Gloucester cOuhouse BY
puoc suction, for ready money, certain ao Of land the
aid county which the said Richard Jones resided, SAID 70
contain 900 acres also auer tract sad 20 contain 100
~ I'm ng the formers both Of which tracts lie imne lately
Ware RIVER IN good order for farming purposes There
ae comfortable dwelling and other Necessary houses each
Tact and deemed proper the DAY of sale, will he sold
ePafatey deed with special warranty only will he made
THOMAS G. AMORY. trustee.
fsh2 s52swtOlsys
IfN ehsncey In Richmond IIu.nrs Court, Jan. .,
~ VIM L. Smith aud Matihev Kennedy aud Jsue hi' wife
Hyho was Jane Smith, PHI.
agsnst
Benz Braud and Mary, infant ehiren or jane, w Mary
Brand, dec. Dtidts
The Defendants not having entered their appearance
codns to he act IT assembly AMI the rules NJ us court ard
appearing the r7etion Of the court that they not in
hahau Of hs state Onthe otirn gfthe rain0sty
se IL ordered bot the aid Defendants 30 appear here
the tfdsy before the ls' Monday in April next, and sn.Fe
thehill oi the fsniaJ End TIA, ccpy Of order be ~
scfed ~ the Richmond Enquirer fr months eesgeys
md also pOed g he front door Of he Cy s 81 hi' city
? oogr. TN HOWARD, eieis.
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GARDEN SEED&
DLSSOLUTYON

OISSOL UITO.N.
NNiE business heretofore conducted
firm OF payJndah Il Co aud In the Citv of NJ.
mytuai evBIent. nav TffnRu' ''so ~
F.h TOBIAS TCBIAS
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~ III ne suld without al rubt,r ssrf,t, 80.
Iismi'e' II Han,ve Town on The day NJ March III
e real estate ct Which VIM Manson died pose, 81 i -
mps eonsis;ing Of han los IN the M,,n.t IL,
Dshhsys ferryion which there conmodious ST U,a
WIZ ""sng apartments under The roof k,tebe, Lf
'"mher huu'e, &r indeed al tie convenience, IN, I
anh meresmiie tran,1con TIE undersigned eli, ,,ds
viii only convey special warranty JAMES GOvAN So
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The Presidential Election is something like A
aEons Tod.-li seems 10 swallow every Thing TN
which comes in lis way Congress- the Le9isla
lures OF the States, Meetings of the people tri-
yaie circles, all are brought within the range ct its
influence.
Kentucky, Of course, could not be cypectcd 10
escape-Iier Legislature is so equally divided be.
tween the contending parties that each is ,trjvn t
master tie other, by the ingenuity Of their evou-
IONS as well as the strength Of their arguments.
ne friends OF the Administration comm enced witt,
Offering IN the Senate a series of Resolutions which
began to take ground at great distance. but came
at last to this notable couslusion; This Leeisla-
lure view with dOeP concern aud feelings OF lust
Indignation, the efforts which are now MAKING
throughout the United States 10 blast the reputa-
iion oil the distinguished member ofCongress from
tnis state who voted for John Quincy Adams 10 bo
President Of the United Statcs. They have no he
station in saying, tbatt is their confirmed opiui
on from great dciberaton and full examination
OF all the facts and evidence adduced that fhc char
ges OF bargain, saie and corruption in fine election
oi JOIN v. Adams are utterly false and malicious;
mat they are brought forward and endcavorcd 10
be sustained for party purposes anil 10 elevate &C.
neral Jackson 20 the Office Of President of the II
States"
Air. Allen proposed 10 amend this resolution bv
adding the following clause: " Thcgtfarc. IN on
'ble the committee to exfnine into and invcsf
gate the transactions embraced IN the go-oooi,,,
resolution, Rssolrei, That said Co,oroitfee be
authorised and instructed TO send Ia. pcraons and
papers"
Mr.. Allen submitted as his justification Of The
amendment, that be was ono Of those who did
not believe, al first that there was any hing ike
bargain or any corruption between thOse rcnfle-
men in the pre- idcnGal election; but as affairs had
progressed aud evidence had been adduccd, he \
was not now prepared To say, in tire hnguare uf
The resolution, tsat the charges which lad been
1aoe we-e ial r AMI mairels. Iir IS. he5 t1t
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.NOIJC'E.
~. wal HUGHES sdn'or Of Richard u n will p-ss.s-
- taks toiiee that shall pr0cs ed 60 t,ke m. dyno
~ aathew' a1d Others Suihe 5ih DAY Mnch
pfoohs aVefn, ~ The town Of MHnchester Va be,,,e H.
rising and setting q the sun. on that dv; ard
De continued hom day to day I'LL Gni he'd ybsn sb
y 90 may auend II you think proper. PETER MAsng
Feb. 3 ' ~ "Asu'-
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MARRIEDl-oa the 2+lh Jan. by the Rev. Wrn. Tui.-.
ake Doot. ,R Nagruder Jones' Mise LucY D. y0upr.t
daughter eft Mr. john Tbsr!sk-, Clek the county cca
all OF the e0Hnty Of Fluyauna. 80
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YIRCINIA ANNuAL coSFERENcE

VIZ minrte, coming 70 the Conference N he held NJ r.
TO e, '' =, e. - ~ e. int are rePfcuuy fequs,r
"''Ne a. hi' btfJ King Tor fuffhef inft giinn.
MOSES BROCK
n. T. BLAKE.
$3.50 -
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Mr.. CHILTON'S RESOLUTION.
Few of our readers have anv concentions nj

Few OF our readers have any conceptions of the
length TO which this Debate has been spun out, or
OF the 1cGynth which it has excited. elimination
and discrimination have succeeded each other in
rapid and painful succession-and the warning
voice of the Speaker has frequently been exerted
TO call the Members 10 Order. Charges against
the Administration have been succeeded by vitu-
pera;ion against the opposition-the flame has
spread over the House, until there is scarcely
distinguished leader on either side VINO has not al.
ready taken the field OF vino is not impelled 70
participate in the action.
Inc Orator who was last upon the floor, was
MIR. Randolph. Hitherto, he has displayed an as
tonshing torbearance and great degree of c5urie-
Sy, both towards foes and friends He was on
posed TO Chiltons Resolution He was inclined TO
wait Tor a more " accepted time of Reform. He
deprecated the irritation which it would excite
IN VAN, Gld he warn the House against the con-
sequences OF such resolutions. In vain did lac
tell them upon Soancs proposition that such reso-
IGiions leVeied against Jackson would he met by
counterveilng measures on the part of the Opposi-
tlon-that, /. the one side began TO trump the o.
ther would be to follow it. But Sloane reso-
lutionS passed-and ChiltOn's followed Quick upon
It's heels Mr.. r. again begged the House 10
iorbear-and il was not until he was cOaded by
such whiIrsers as the double faced John c. WRIGHT
(lJe minlmiS not curat, as MIR. Randolph saws of
al maj class; rUig0, OF such low UNDERSTAND
perS no man OF sense takes any account y
it was not until he was attacked behind his
oacE, whilst he was confined to sick chamber-it
oil sophistry TO carry off the Administration in
cloud OF confusion, that Mr.. Randolph was reused
ON Friday last, 20 go beyond seli-defence and
iiannIbal-llSe, . 10 carry the war into Africa
II was then that he assaiied the Administration with
ms whitening eoquence-that he exposed 90 this
talnt OF original sin in the holy polite which
cIeaVes TO the Administration, as the faint of
our original sin cleayeth us"-it was then he in
sisted upon thc colusion-aBd a corrupt one-not
IN Wrlting-no. even verbal one-but one as well
understood as II M had hem q .
~ mcagre sketch of MIR. Randolph's speech.
which has reached US in the columns OF the Ma
onal Journals but there is enough in il to satisfy Us
mat MI X Is fighting under the walls of Car
taSe--And that he is pressing the enemy in their
cIladel-Io show under what sense O.. responsible
hty Mr.. X. ie, himself, the National Journal re-
ports him TO nave admitted in the course of his
Friday speech, ''thai he felt himself hanging bv
a single hair upon existcncc,-the sword of Damo-
cles was suspended over him.
MIR. Hamilton OF s. C.. had cot the Hoor Hi
intrepid and powerful eoquense is also called forth
BY Chiltons Resolution.
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The following letter from Mr.. Jefferson to the
late DIR. Morse, (now the first time given TO the
world is offered to us for publication, by cores
pendent, who conceives that the remarks which it
contains, although intended for a Society, now no
more, are applicable ana with great if not great
or, force 70 the Colonization Society.
4 short history Of this letter, accompanied by
some observations relating 10 the Colonization So
ciety, will be communicated in few days
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NEsrERDAY-Rcportsw were presented from tho
committees by Messrs. Gholson, May, Hill, Ro-
gers, FiUhugh and White.
Mt Willis asked leave 10 bring in n bill autho-
Hz'ng TIE Executive 10 distribute one OF the small
maps Of tho state, 10 each county and corporation
70 be disposed of the Court thereof may tbiut
propef-gFanicd, 81 TO So
On motion Of Mr. Massic, II was resolved. fba,
inc Ind Auditor be requested 10 report,
4 summary statement Of Tie rcvcnuo o. e,,o
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-18
NEW AND IMPROVED
g CpEIyEVE NOOK

z UST p.,b!i,hcd, ani 10, sic by ,IUrUnEsS & CORY
sI the Nvonli Spelling Book, an pro!.unc.ns rutor
proved plan, ~ wh, The sound Of every .,ble distinctly
'lp"n, according &c Walker principles Of English Ori orpy,
Wh Prog Readins Lei,Ons. Designed or he Of
School Ia The un.rl States. BY H. D. EMERsoS. Principal
'i the hi'ns tiamm,r School, Boston.
Ia" following notices oi ais wot, amongst many oher'
which have been sycn may be considered sufficient evidence
o' IL value.
From me .HaStcrs IA the Department Of Reading and
GrGnnGr, ia ihG Pgbic Schools 0f Boston.
Having eSaniued The National Spelling Book Of b. ID. Emer
son. AMI cH.hly compared vilh other Spelling Books N
common use, feel justified expressing entire appoba
if q The work. The ingenious ella caon Of the word,
a, 10 marx accurately the sounds, only Of the acoee, but
ol the unacccned ilIes The aud simplicity OF
Tie mt oduciOn nnd key the abundance and udciou, arrange
nj % the ma-r contained In the .vork aad faithful
ohanieii execution render H. IN opinion decidedly supe-
ror to any sPeIn 5;;hook with VIII wcale acquainted
JOHN FROST, Mathew School,
ABR ANDREWS, Bowdoin School,
CORNELIUS WALLER, Elliot School,
NIX. q. OLIVER, Hancock School,
CHARLES rOX Boys,on school,
Wii. j. ADAMS, Franklin School
BARNUM FIELD, Have. School.
Rccommcniod also, by the following senemeE
d. u. WISNER,
Pastor OF the Old South Church. Boston,
WIN. JENKS, d. u.
Pastor of the Church in Green-'reet, Boston.
JERfMIAH EVARTS,
Coz. Sec 10 the Am Board of Com for Foreign Missions
u. +. FARNSWORTH,
Principal an Professor of Theology in the Academca and
Theological institution At New Iilnp' ~
Author Of Creek aud English Lexicon Of lew Testament
Rev. FRANCIS WAY. md ID. ID.
President .rown University
As recommendation to ts work, ~ he stated that the
School Committee Of the city Of Boscn determine a'r
very critical examination n all tn eing- books so the
public, that the National Spellingooa he used in pub.
lie Schools IN the city.
IySchool Committees invited 10 call al c,ye copics
hi, work, for examination, pats.
Ausut 6. 1awCw.
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FROM THE ENGLISH MAGAZINE.
TIE LOVER

We hold that every man behaves with
awkwardness when he is IN lovo, and the
want Of the one is presumption Of the
absence Of the other. When people are
fairly engaged, there is perhaps less of
this directly to the object, but there is
still as much of it in her presence; but
il is wonderful how soon the most ner-
vous become easy when marriage has
concluded all their hopes. Delicate
girl! just budding into womanly lowell
ness, whose heart, for the last ten min.
ules, has been trembling behind the
snowy wall of thy fair beautiful bosom,
hast thou never remarked and laughed
at tall and much-bewhskcred young
man for the malraise honte with which
he hands to thee thy cup Of half:watcred
sonchong? Laugh not at him again,
for ho will assaredly be thy husband.
Yes! he will tremble for few months
more as he stands beside thy music stool
and join no others in the heaTtlcss mock
cry of their praise; but when every voice
which has commended thy sony is hush
cd, and every note which thou has cloth
cd IN ctherial music Is forgotten by all
besides, TO him il viii be a theme to
dream upon in his loneliness, aud every
look which thine eye, vouchsaiod to him
will be laid up as sacred and holy thing
in the Inmost sanctuary Of his secret
soul. Thou wilt sec in a short time
that the tremulousness Of his nerves is
only observable when his tongue is fall
tering in its address to thee; pity will
enter into thy gentle heart, and thyself
wilt sometimes turn the wrong page in
thy book of songs, and strike the wrong
note OIL thy double grand piano, when
thou knowest that his rars are drinking
in thy voice, and his eyes following Thy
minutest action. Then will he, OH some
cain evening when the sun is slowly
sinking behind the large limetrees which
shake their ripcned beauties before thy
windows, tell the, that without thee he
must indeed be miserable le-that thou art
the one sole light which has glywed and