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DIED, IN linc luton. y. G. on Saturday
18th Sept last. LfAltifL MOORNiAN. ESQ. u
native OF Bed ord county Va. but iof some YEATS
past q citizen Of the inrner place. Intelligent
and rotrrpriznig. indefa igahlv industrious in
has vocation, nj %slfieil, exemplary IA liz de
poitmrui, Nc. Mpnlmr ~ united all HE assenh-
BLEED qualification, Of n good aud useful eillzeu.
Ia the tender relations OF husband anti father,
40 mao was ever more endrared. The eanmn.
n,iy uf which he was member most defplf
sympailiXe wuh tie snftows OF his afflicted
companion, aud btteaved offspring Ills loss
10 .hom IS indeed iffepai able; but may he WIN
ten erred the Wind 10 the sh1rn iantb sustain
them under THIS distressing dlspensation al d..
ytne Providence nav they be ronsoled. 49,
~ he bitte,pnss oi their gael. with the cher.
l"e hope thai his dyiag moments were brighten
et with dawning visions OF that uncluuded extss
'oice hcsond the tomb, wheIc the wicked eense
how trouble aud The weary forever nre al rrs, :
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SOLAR MICROSCOPE.

EEyHE cit,xens of Lynchburg and lis vicinii'
are respectfully informed that there is
uow in this place. a large Solar Microscope,
which magnihes objects more than one Million
FINES their %natnral size. This wonderful and
hirhly Il ,ished instrument, which magniiies oh.
yects 10 as great a sizr as any other inihe world,
will remain herebu, two clear days longer tiius
afording an opportunity TO those who are de-
sirous OF witnessing its astonishing powers. The
mites living aud moving upen the surface oil hgs
add cheese, that are Invisible 10 the naked tye.
are made tn appear larger than rats Or crabs /;
ynimaIculT in vinegar, to the size of eels, DOS.
sessing wonderful activity, from 20 10 80 inches
in length the pores in various 81 cies Of wood
une to three inches in diameter a flea largcI
than a sheep leg ola common boG>etis Is trct
in length. with claws as large as an eagle mus.
suiio's wing II feet long The eye a irag-
gon dy, showing its different leases. waich are
considered by natara'ists, as so many distinct
eyes. and are in number $500, aud eonse
auentlv in both eyes, 27,0O0, every one OF which
IS capable of farming p distinct Image of ANY
object leg ofa small spider more than 90 feet
ssn length, particles ofthe dust OF a butterfly 5
wing. are beautiful aud regular org aniaed TEA.
tieys. hrotd nd many inches in length, aud the
process al oaniieuration of the capitalization
Sltn many other objects which are equally in
'tereS ing md instructive.
As he objects. when maenifed, are fepresen.
ted uo,on 4 large screen, 80 persons can view
en- at the sane time.
Room al The Washington II tel.
Hoors Of admission from 9. A VI. TO 9. p. NJ.
N. B No adni sion unelss the sun shines.
Adnittanse % cents, chiliIen half price.
Nov z
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~ HuZzA FOR oHrol


Don't hailoo until you are out Of
he woods" Is d Pioserb which tia
Jackson men should bear more CON.
sim,ly in mind Than they do. Last
Tliursd iy's miil cheefed their droopinp
spirits most amazingly, but, rs VIZ told
them, the Information gwen to them by
tho extras 81 Duff and the Enquirer WIS
false, and intended To affect the ap-
preaching election. The following -
by the lust mail !:
From the Net. Iafelligsnenr Extra. Oct. 81,
PdnaRe Correspondence,
eHfILIsaIhT, Oct. u, 1925.
We have this mpnenl received ceriai4s H., ELL
sencr from the Western Reserve. thai The ID.
mipistration Tickets have succeeded by Iisur
IhpusAND vnies. This secures the re.elrrirm
nj Nj HRiMBLk by Al LAAsr rive rmauaasr
sefgst nud he Electoral vote FOR ADAMS
ANO RUSH nv NOT i.E55 THAN SEpha
flioL SAND VOTES
The following Is The aggregate Of al the fe,
turns I1At have Vet reached rs
For lrimble, "a lminis,falon) 81 ID
Campbell t0ppositon) 20.72O
From the hichmond Wing Extra.
The following feacheh rs hy the lnal mail.
Maj. Isaac tnfd lfarnefly Of Goocilsnl) lsa
gentleman well knnwn Ia this pari ut the State.
and every way worthy Of iDpiirt credit. All
hail, One
Chitfieo'hs Oct. %, 1929.
Dear Sir; We havr tins ,nrnt RECEIVED in.
formation from tint I,nii Of OHIO called the
Western Reserve, upon the sul jeci ofihs rleo~
lion to, Governor Mr.. lrinhle has ohtnin.d
There u majority over Mr. Campbell (ihe Jaclt-
son cand,date) Of s,0aO votes. Ne are assured
that tins district of cunt, VII give an ndditiony
al majority of = .eoo.--li Is NOW ascerta,ned that
the administrators Ticket I'LL prevail by from
900 to 5000 VOTES in this State, I think I'm.
information eau be ,olied on With the most per-
feet confidence. In haste,
am your li,end, sincerely
ISAAC 1UiR.
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NeW- Arrivals.

InHE subscriber ms reerrNed a few of u
- new Goo,is aud will 80 u idw day receive.
100 packages rom Nv York. His stock will
be vcrt large All eonlpie's, having selected
them with his olsn hands. He car r. commend he.
STYLES aud quality win conf !ence. 1hry con.
sis, ~ part. Of { otis aud Cassimrres, Ga. slnets.
Jerseys aud sapt l0itons, Rose aud Poinr
Blankets, aud Neoilrns Of n most every kind ].
-Callcoes. 5,l,s, and Saitins, Muslins, Cam
hF,cs, whte aud bioND Linens, Donirslies,
ShrlI Combs, Shses, H~ard@arr, &C. All oI
which vii be sold alta very small advance
lor cash. lie invites his lfitnds aud custom. =
ers 10 wail a lew days 20 view his assert
meni prey'ods 10 laying ~ their tall .ofpls.
HENRY ALLISON.
oct. 81 iits23
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EEY virtue of deed Of trust, bearing dat"
M N the llth DAY OF March, 1921, ami OF
recund in the Hastings ,'.urt clerks oilc" Of
Lynchburg, executed by Edmnnd 4. Norvell
an Saluda his wife 10 the u~ni"rsie oed, trustees,
itrc. tain purposes therein mentioned, we, or
on ii Us, shall proceed to sell. by way ofpuI-
lie auction, for ready morcy, on thursday the
r1th DAY OF November 1923, Il fair day u mot,
lhen t1e next far dav thereafter (snnday escep-
-sd) the 10, Of ground on Federal Hill, !" the
,lown of Lynchbiug, situa,ed on eih and 9th
siGeets, conftlning ere acre, and IN" IN ihe o.
.Ipancy of said Norveil, together with the arpni-
,~enaaces thereto belonging Also, Two female
-iaves. named Rschel lui llenrlstiA-tna also,
all The household aud I],licl'n furniture IL pos
session ofsail NorYcit-.tur same being the pto-
certy conveyed Ia as IN SAID trust deed - HE
abe will take place., ON the premises, and the
Undersigned vii convey such tite only as "
r,sted in them ny 81 ID dyed.
NJ DAVIS If. Irus-
JOAN CAsttE. tees.
J,ucu,b,v utiAbl
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CHEAP HOOKS.

FEyHE Subscriber has determined 10 change
his busilF,s, and VII seii Ihr inosi yalua.
lie and spea lid ztock OF Books, that WAS ever
niIered in this o. any 9th : market, at reduced
j1rices, for cash This stock consists Of Hlsto-
cal, Theological. aud Miscellaneous Pubiica-
ions. lie has also, a sslcsrdid assortment Of
ass aud Medical boohs; which he particularly
Gers 10 PROFESSIONAL ge~n,ieren.-lIe most re-
ieci tuily iasiies country merchants, teachers,
Md the citizens al la,se.t 10 call and examine
ie quality an the prices Of his Books with
iiich he ia; .ers AiNselftl"y will be pleased.
ABIiAM r. NORTH.
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FANCY GOODS.

ahAplD ~ ROBERT KYLE nese aoo reesi
q Vred Ia addition 10 their forn,er as.oflment.
fut thci supplies o. fall aud winter huuds, rhlety
IN The Fancy linz. embracing almost every iash-
ipnhbic article adapted 10 iho preseni SEASON.
he Q~Iali,,es are superioi and he style OF most
oi them entirely new. The following are a part,
viz
Biz. lplian iusirings, hnrsi quality
Bue, bli,k aud deep blue Gro dc Naps
BIZ wH,citd Silks
~c,r Of pi ccs wlatc w%aie,cd Gro de Nap, sup.
PLAIN nd figured blnok do do
4 few handsome Robes, [hn,cgc texture)
Coloured Gro lie Maps, pla'n, striped aud i8ur.
ed
Blk. white and pink Salins, plain aud figured
Blk. green aud straw colourcd Florence
An elegant assortment fnnbored Swiss Mus,
"a aud o. nlain Swi = & MI | do do
6l Jacrnct Mn Inns finest texture
IA aud "a Medium do do
Al and o. cambrlcs
Elegant Barge dress Shawls
eros de Nap, Gfos da ie and silk DO do
A few y cces sup. iriuged belt lLbbons
Waiercd aud plain Gro de Nap do
A few pieces gauzr cap Ribbons
Bonnet Ribbons, OF new aud splendid style
Rich Boblnott Wells
Lace Capes aud Cullarets
Fine thread Laces aud Edgings, richest figures
Gymp Lnces, (almost equal 10 thtcad)
Several pieces III Bobmctt Lace, Uety cheap
ThlbeI Shawls, n new article of the very first
style
| case fine Calicoes, lntest aud handsomes,pa,
terms aud permanent colours
Several casts medium do handsome patterns
\ icw pieces perV fine blk Italian Grape
Blue, pink and straw coloured do do
Blue. blk. pink ind straw colorcd Grape Lirse
Plain vide satin anu Lus,ring Ribbons. assorted
colors
Gynps aud Spring Cords
Worked Muslin flounces and Collarem
MIIlincu and Bonnet Vine
"a aud IA fine Cambria Diniiy
"a furniture do
Ladies long white KID Gloves, arp.
! Beaver aud ilofsekin, short do
Best Italian sewing Silhs, every color
lorto'sc shell tuck Combs, some, the largest 81
yes
4 few dogen Side do do
Brazilian sbali. tuck aud side DO
Long beat and turn bach do do
Ladies' English blk. and wkiIe silk Hose
Cotton aud wofsted do do
Plain and plaid Cashmere Shawls
A few do. Merino styI.
IIuC keutIugs and linen Cambria Handkfs,
4 lew pieces fine Linen Canbrlc, DC.
The NJ ntion oi the Ladies is respectfully in
vitcd to the above extensive aud braulIlul assolt
mcnt, Which will be offered 1T very moderate
prices
Just opened, | ense superior Grass
Bleacued Irish Linen, soft finish.
ID. a. II. X HLE.
Nov. 3.
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UNRS. SELMA NiCKOLLS respectfully
VIZ Informs tie public, that The Winter S.
st"H viii commence on "Wednesday tha 18Th
Nov. ncxi.
The brnuclIss Of instruction in this insiiiu-
sion viii be Spelling, DrGuiHg, Reading, Nri-
tug, Mental and Written Arithmrilc, &c gra-
ply, Ancient aud Modern History, Natnr.
al Philosophy, Chemistry, Grammar q %tleio-
rio.
Tnition for the Session OF five months, 8l2
Young Ladies can be accommodated Win
board 10 the A ademy, al $50, Bedding, 81,
Washing, IS.
The advantages of Female Edpeaiion are
now so universally admitted, that II is deemed
needless 10 present confederation on thai sub
jeci, 10 iDdnce parents 10 avail ihemseivrs OF
this 0ppnrtanitA Of aiforiing to their daughters
a portion of that mental cultivation, wltch will
prove n source 81 tie purest enjoyment {
themselves, aud also al them for greater use
fitness IN life.
This Institution possesses local advantages
"qualled by few, perhaps surpassed by npise
ia the neiGhlbnFhood, Of excellent socisiy us
situation Is airy aDd healthy, and sufficiently
remote from the busile oi The town, tor retire
meht ADD study.
Parents via NAV think proper 10 favor this
SEMINARY WIN TIER patronage, nay rely on
'de strictest attention being paid to the man
ners and morals, as we'll as the intellectual
Improvement OF their daughters.
Lexington, Os,. 80 lm3t
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Female Education.
Nov3.

fltilE An Sulll A. td"my having been
gwen Tor . term Of years, by It's trnaters
INTO the exclusive snporintendenee Of Mrs.
Nichols, there - n mode by which the pub
lie can be- informed of the progress anu
condition oi tn" institution, bu, by pfivhlf
individuals who may attend the Exam mt
lions.
Tue undersigned having this day witnessed
m examination OF tllr school, feel IL due 10
the public aud 10 Mfs. Nichols, 10 state TINT
the prr.orIpanGes oil the ciasse- ~ general, fur
uisned evidence thai they had been carefully
AMI jud,cipnsly instructed during The past se4-
sion. a consider ablp proportion OF he pups
displayed an accuracy and prompinnse 81
knowledge ia Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Geography aud History seldom surpassed. II
qnalIrd, IN our best school.
Ffcm our knowledge "l VI Nirknlls, " ho
has spout many years ~ the education Of L.
males, and from u careful observation oi her
mode of instruction mud government, we
nAve no hesilaiion III recommending her to
I the patronage OF all, aio wish to beslew up.
on their daughters a useful aud rrdned ed0ca.
ion. JOIN " kNlNh,
{. +. pORNAN,
JOIN kUFF.
BENIN. WiGuINTON.
Lexington. Oct IL.
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II PMS c.lnpanisn Sas more tneia"tt
ss nj, balf an boar OF intense iabo'i Az"
y ISL brfo,e BE- could he spptaaeh+d'
'ie''3 tbs ~as effected il was unfortunately
100 ",oo, ,,,,fin was a dis6gured and lie
'ess serrse. ..d a, ia ran,
- the ma,ldntg. from the ground haor 10
"v,r,a,e top Of the ro, 4, escaped almost M
~ =. Mr.. DANIEL Robertson. aud t~o or
-" ..,a,ed men. were more OF less, though
al seriously Injured.
- -. reasons have been assigned as the
this melancholy disaster. bot we are NOT
gsa,lly informed TO speak with eenhdencc
N The subject.
nd uinis, "A hard winter is predicted Ia
.s..,n equities. in consequence Of the n
m.a.,, crops az nu's this season a slgn held
n,,slasise IN older tines.
eb;{adeiphia.- -GEoRoE VI DALLAS. Esq.
rues,Iay morning CHOSE Mayor of Phh-
.I,in.i. Inv y ioint vote OF the Select and Com
IAN, couafIs Thirty nembers we're present :
"..ho,,, I'VE NV four voted for Mr.. Dallas
a,her .,x for MIR. WATSON, the late Mayor.
BALTIMORE --JAcnD SMALL has been re-eirc'.
Il Aayo, of Baltin ,re, by a majority OF l.iol
10. over his competitor, Jnmes Mosher. The
y,,es were. fnr Small. ASH. for hosher, 3loy
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a Nd others. HabtiH4 10 supply themselves
a with Win ef Cloiting would do we'll 10
call at Walker and Cos. Emporium OF Fssh-
ious, where the, eau he II piird with any ar
tlcle. OF dress Al the lowest prices, aud OF good
m~aierials aud workmanship, rs we are deter.
m,ued TO sell cheap. Those disposed TO pug,
chase may expect bargains.
Main street, Lynchburg, next TO the Virsi,,
niau Office.
Just received. n large lot Of Shoes, Hats
aud Dry Goods. which Nil be sold on terms
winch cannot tan 20 please.
Nov. !.
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ELECTORAL TICKET or VIRGINIA.
Col. S Wright. Of Norfolk,
Q Benz. Harrison, Of Ci'nrlcs CITY,
8 J. Goodwin. o. Dut0iddie.
4 DIR. Richard Field, Of Brmts8ici,
b Z. c. Darlington. ~ Hiidar,
t Benz Hatcher, Of Chesterfield,
7 Samuel Branch. of Buckingham.
8 Judge sleming Saunders. Of Franklin,
9 David S. Garland, Of fmherst.
10 Chapman johnson, Of Richmond,
II Judge +. /. Brooke, Of SpoHsytraaia,
II Charles Hill, Of King and Queen,
IL Capt. Robt Lively, Of Eiis0beh City,
IA Cap. Hancock Eustacc, Of Stafford,
10 john Shackleiord. Esq. Of Gaipeper.
16 Judge ". A.G. Dade of Prince William
II Col Nm. Ellzey, Of Loufoan,.
rs Alfred II. Powell, Of Erederiek,
10 Col. JOS. s%lanncu, Of RochiagAdn,
20 Judge \. Stuart, IF augusta,
Il Ballard Smith, Of Greenbrier,
% Col. Beni. Estili, Of Washington,
% Judge Lewis Summers, Of kdaowha
"a Alpheus p. Wilson. Of Monongatia.
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NEW YORK SAFE

The last maIllufnislies us with cheer.
ing ccoun from New York. The ad-
mlnislraton will gel ar least "a votes in
that State. " The People are COM
ing"
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a Man To whose honesty, wisdun and ability, Four
Presidents Of The United States have horne ample aud
public Testimony ,-wlei0 the great JFashiaf ton, in
1877, pronounced !. our most valuable public character
abroad whom the philosopbic jefferson, aud thr pin
lanlhrop,c u0fison delighted To- honor aud whom the
enlightened Monroe. after appointing androhtinuing HIM
in the highest office within his gin, Tor eight VENT. pub
licly declared. that " Whatever there Via OF exeeileace in
his administration, was greatly 20 hc attributed Ia the
counsels of Mr.. 4ldams "a CHIT Magistrate, whose
administration has esinced a like excellence with tint of
bis predecessor and during which, after having applied
Thstce Millions ofdai'trs 10 interesting Public improve g
uieuts has paid on, as documents show, more than TIiit-
TY.FIIgEE MILLIONS ofthe National Debt.
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H"H Fda NHi
WRs HEts GOODS.
Nov 2

1oIlCE.-1he rorerirersh'p h.,ef" no
" c~Slsine pndar the firm VI ticnr, {, rlloA
g. Co. is Dissolved by The death 81 Mr.. Carl
ton Al those who have demands again 5,
the late firm viii ulehse present them IL
Mr.. VI. " Davenport Tor settlement, una
nose who are indebted are requested 10 maLo
payment pm.
WN. Il HnRBARD, sUrririHg pm rt-
ner Of he tate fnm " Henry Carit1a, d Co,
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~ HE subscriber v al continue the bnsf,
n ness 1T the stone lately occupied by
Henry Carlton r. Co. undrr The suterintend.
eorr OF Nrssf Al. ". Davenport ana II e..
Weld, who are INV o%pnpihg add Offer ior sale,
n fresh supply OF Boots and Shoe comprising
u general and extensive recruitment shich
were made 10 order, and particularly adapted
Tor this matkel
900 sides Sole Leather
1870 do bin and rn sci Upp"r Leather
Is dog. Callskins, (krrnts Nanuisctufp
20 d"z. blk and col d. Mo skins
90 doz. lining and bindinR do
Shoe thread, Boot ard Shoe lasts, Poot tress
W~i,ing, L"iter aud Wrapping Paper.
For sale, the brick house and lot, situate oa
the corner Of third AMI tocl street, lately occ,5
pied rs a lau,ly residence hy Mr. Hcnry Cara
ton NM. v. HUBBARD.
Oct. %. il4w2i
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CANDIDATE FOR NlCE-PREslDENf,
RICHARD RUSH, Of Pennsylvania.

Thotaleuts and patriotism Of tbs Candidate are better
seen in the able and successful ADMINISTRATION offhe MI
tonal Finances. and in Reports IN winch the hest Inter
ests oflhe country have been ioarlessly ad.ooatelrt dan IN
auv enlorium we can pen.
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BY XCitANGE.-ilraits on Boston, Me-
IA York, pnils ieipiiis, B~nltimore, VAS
inetom City aai Richmond, for sale, aud -
sums 10 suit purchasers, at tie lottery al =
Exchange Office ot H.. w. HENSON
Successes to s. NM. ALLEN -.
Oct: 80.
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o. The President ofihe Uaiird slares ha,
appointed Francis llVpkinson, esq Of Philadei
phia, Judge o. the Eastern District Of fhiiadtl
phin, vice Richard pelefs. decd.
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who sympata1t. aita sis sts,A,e1 at home u
n,sir %pa'riotir ello'is 4 ,esencra,etheir country,
ough 10 subscribe lI II.
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Uicaf nd Hour.-A heat will now command
in ,ais market, s3 cents. Flour has advanced
in price.
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NEWGOnDS

NN} i now hnse the pleasure 10 announce III.
w arrival oil a very large and splendid az
sortmrut uf
Substantial mi Fashioaabk EaH and
WINTER GOODS.
Having taken n pans Ia s%eieciins Que
,tcscnt supply, We think II necessary io
say tlinI our afsofiarn', this tail. vii In
found unusualls dpsila Bile, as rhe stock 8 is muct4
larger and trftninit almnst every ariicl NJ
much lower prices lhhn ever Known heretofore
We Invite the ationtiou nj every pen son aDtl
raIt ulnrly those "ba wish Ia dead largely, ~,
consider ,llr discounts will be made TO those who
'nakc large bills IL cHa,nine oWI goods and pii6
ces before hey pnfeliase.
l.. & T. Is N0RVELL
Nov. 2.
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NOV. 3. 1873.
CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT,

GREAT NATIONAL ELECTION.
ORihe frl Monday ia Nanember.
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From the Sst. Intelligsncnr EKtra, Oct. 81.
Pcoae Correspondence,

The following is The aggregate Of all the re-,
turns I,At have set reached usi
For ! rimble, "a lminis,rafon) 81 20
Campbell (0pposiuon) 2o. 10
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NJ DAVIS r. Irus-
JOAN CAShiE. J tees.
, uu,I.,Jl
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n good one.-5tspnen simpson calls mos,
mamiully on the people of Phl.adelphia. in his
last number, 10 go to the polls and vote for
Jackson. One OF his fhapsndles thus concludes :
" Cast aside, # you haze Mem, all feeling, all
p%rmcpLe, an serRpie:; and vote The jackson +,
lectoTal Ticket Was there ever such a piece
Of stupidity uttered by any bu, Bedlamite ?
IS Cast aside all principle says Stephen.
This would be- TOO candid, ifi were not for the
doubt which Stephen expresses, whether those
on whom he calls, nave any We hope Stephen
wiJI recover his senses after the election is over.
Politics out oil the way aud bIs writings display
a strong and original mind. But get him to
writing about Gen. Jackson, Mr.. Adams and
Mr.. Clay, aud he is a, mad -, a march hare
An0hter Stephen has become quite loving
with Mr.. kitchie. In his last paper, he calls
him " n1cts Kitchie p What a pair of turtles /,
NJ " have received 2 Nos. Of an interest
ing aud adv edited paper, from New York,
entitled " TIE Fun ItHer.'' lis contents re.
late wholly 10 Ireland, and the grest calse OF
CoihoIic Bnaneipation-a cause so dear 10
the hear OF that high people, where
verthey have been scattered bv the hand ofper.
s~ecuiion & oppression. Every lrishman WIN
wishes regularly 10 hear from " Green Elin,o and
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The reader. if one such there be, unacquaintcd
with the history of the stormy period which al
most Immediately succeeded the adoption Of
the federai constitution, (Which measure was u
bly, advocated by Mr.. Jay, in conjunction with
MIR. Madison and M. Hamilton, IN the papers
called 3" tine Eederalist,' now an acknowledged
standard of interpretation) viii naturally en-
quire if Nr. Jav committed any great moral or
political offence thus speedily 10 oblitetaie the
memory fins services, aud TO make hin the OBJ
French revolution was then raging 10 all It's fury,
and It's balefnl influence Was not conhnrd within
its own borders. The valorous, bloody e. success
ful combats. ofthe French people in defcnre of
Cove rnment-a right which we had lust hardly
earned threw such a lustre around their cbor-
acter. and awakened such deer sympaihy in
their behalf, that even the cold -blooded massa-
the affairs of the Most High, and all the thou.
sand excuses which disgraced their caifse, grre
attributed, by a large party in this country, 10
a lofty enthusiasm OF motive and a chigaIrous
devotion to liberty, worthy of the p%rouiest days
Of Greece aud Rome--aye, worthy of our own
glorious Revolution Against this mad, though
generous and mistaken enthusiasm, Nj. Jay ex.
erted his powerful ial-ats and influence and he
was denounced as an aristocrat aud monarchisr
by men who had seen with what devotion he bad
iabored to maintain The rights of the people,
and with what powerful ability he had adyoca.
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