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a Il. . .,rnosiiion cannot ar sn''s'n'uei be-
taa' w %, Of such importance would nave
'a"- f..,.sr,e,t " in the greatest speed. Inv
off" - .,.,nress sion ia that the Russian army
sf"e'a.. T., constructing batteries and redonbts,
- xorks preparatory 10 'hh siege A.
SD" necessarily occupy so'ne time, me LIN
'hrs. g.. a,s;l,d hinnssif oi The opportunity al
pe'o', q, 10, Going To Odessa, where he afris.
on The s'''
"a , ~" si.ro,.,, ,,apers would persuade us that
-" ,,;,,a,es nave been formed of the strength
-. ru,kish arm,--ihat Instead oil U,oo
- I,fantry is 200 N1 snong-ihat thes nave
100 Cs.airy--and that IN shou'nla alone
80 are 5gD pieces Of cannon, Hence me ne
..ss;tv OF strong reinimeenf''ts iof me n''ss'."
.fs>'' Tbe,e accounts make us regret that OH.
army ..,l,gence ia not despatched more fr.-
e'" ii, and speedily. Even "hen news IS unia-
P"ti, !, !, always the wisesi course 10 publish
. ,'.,hu,,b--,nd thus prevent those exaggera-
.,ans which r,mour never fails 10 pr ,aga'e
''O"' LIVERPOOL MARKEf--Sept. |.
r,b.ceo-rhe sales OF the past month amount
"a hhds .o,,s>t Ting of Of 237 Virginia leaf
onI .,emmed - Kentucky leaf s3 stemned,
I'd Mar,land A large portion Of the business
.s,s done the last week in prices there Is on
'ha,ge-The stock on the 29th ult vas 1907
liverpool Corn Mnrkct. Saturday Aug. 30
s;,ce This day week the weather has continued
.,o;o,erruptediy favorable for the completion OF
,l,e harvest, which also appears To have been
~. case, generally throughout this country aud
,.aI,,d. and will tend much 10 lessen The effects
ac,be late rains. New Wheat has already be-
sro IN he hrongh, 10 market very freely. and IN
snch conditions as TO require little mixture of OLD.
sava,,l parcels oflrish have also arrived, the
,,aalilv superior 10 that of last year. A small
lacl;ne has taken place in the value Of both but
FIN any extent whilst the prices Of old wheat
haye experienced reduction of islly sd per ~
H.. and scarcely any demand Flour is Is 10 IS
nor sack cheaper
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can tacts0u's afssssv,ff association viii Bar
be accounted Tor By tho account current, :
between A. h. and A, j. recently found among
the papers of John Thompson. dec. of Ns'ches.
which Is certified 10 be In the hand w,ltug Of
Gen. jackson. II appears ihai the connection be.
tween him aud BUR- did no, erase untd NJ leasi
as late as the sih Of December. one month after
bur had been suspected by Jackson of al act,
cor which j, himself declares he should be " torn
To pieces aud scattered 10 the four winds Of
Heaven" II should he observed. too, that this
connection WIS moi ofthe nainr. OF sn ordinary
mercantile transaction. as has been absurdls
conf eaded by snme of the Generals friends II
is admitted that Gen Jackson wasa merchant
At ,ihe tn,e aud That, It he had been applied to,
IN that capacity, 10 transact such bushes Ms
he did Transact Tor BUR-, he would willingly have
done so. But, TO show that this was not such
case, il is only necessary 10 say, thai Jackson
wns engaged in business with man bv the
nane Of Hutchings hrin being Jackson a
Hoiehngs. Now, II the building and provision
lns boats at the mouth OF Cumberland river
was an ordinary mercantile transaction, why
was The " account current kept in the name
of" A. j." instead ot the firm We hardly
think that any merchant, particularly one who
was doing so extensive "a business rs the large
relniitahces OF burr would seem 10 imply that
4 A. j. wis. would keep his accounts thus
loosely. Aud besides, We are told that Gen
John Coffee was kind OF mb-ageai of BUR- in
the matter he, acting uoder the immediate or
ders uf Jackson--and that 10 him wns cou6ied
the principal portion OF the drudsc,y OF the
work. Why was this. il il was an act done by
Andre" Jackson rs m.feham3 Why. we mean
did Gen. Jackson consent togvc up the pro-
tits of business which Tell legitima,ely within
his profession, In any individual nncoonc cted
with linn And TO Wind up all, Rtrt arc no
commissions ch dtgtd in the account current, for
serUictS rendered, as there would uSsuredly have
been, II Jackson Y Huichmgs, IN their eharac.
ter ri merchants, had been employed by Burr
TO transact his business at Nashville So IL
clearly results. eiIher that Gcn Jackson did NOT
intend, by his letters 10 Mrssrs Claiborne and
Jefferson. to arlude 10 Burr AT all, or that, il
he did, ms subsequent connection with him es-
tabllshes the tact that he was preparing n plan
| Tor his own escape from the consequences oil
such connection il Burr shoald br caught In
the tolls. One or the other conclu,io ais n,cvi.
table.
We shall close our evaminaic II OF the Nash
VILE defence IN our next, aud concluding No.
IN winch Ae propose 10 show The discrepancies
N the testimony winch has been gwen by Gen
Jackson own witnesses.
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TdLrd3LE STOCK or

HAiLL pe spld. ~ public auo,ion, without
w reserve. IN Monday, l3th Oct. atty -
clnrk prsei>' lY. the eudre stock OF gonds ON
hand. 10 close tho Store If ALdicws u Broihers.
al TINS tnwu.
This .ork ofdnods consists Of y variety ofnr.
,les well worthy the attention Of eitzens hna
plahte,s. Among the assortment are " ..olleus
G.ntlemenS' aud LAfms clonks Great Coats.
tinanrls tasiineI.s, &c. NC. with nun,,.r al
Other articles IN the fancs line. Also. Eur Hat.
Shoes. Hardware. DC. Terms GA day nf sale.
~ ANDREWS N BROTHERS.
Sale 10 he conducted by 1ohn Il. ID. Payne,
Auedeneer.
n. u All persons Indebted to the firm will
please come lorwatd nnl make settlement. aud
shoeli ,hrrr ba any unsetll.d nocnui Is again
either 81 The fun, present ihfin as pu.sl.
bic. rs we shall leave town IN few days.
A. &B.
Octp 2f17
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CAR

HAS. G SAWkINS respectfully mfor MS the
- Ladies and Gentlemen OF Lynchburg, that
il a class Of sufficient magnitude should presen
itself, h. intends di,idir his time between hist
aud The University, for tue purpose of giving in
strucllon in Drawing aud Painting. His course
will consist of Portrait aud Landscape. IN Oil
miniature on Ivory Landscape in transparent
and body colours Flowers. Crayon, Ebony
Porcelain, Raised, Japan, Velvet, Satin, &c. &c.
". Particular attention will be given to
drawing from nature.
Washington Hotel. Sept, 10. tsl0
Mr.. s. has left specimen of his Painting at
MIR. North's Book Store, with paper for those
persons who desire instruction To subscribe their
names.
Sept IS. fts1i
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BOOK AUCTION

/nHE subscriber being DESTROYS IN sell hi~
II stuck ot books aud Stationary " III CON
mrnce n series of Auc,ions. Ia commence 10
morrow evening the lolh inst nj early can =
die light, ~ which lid,r there will be offered
the mosl splendid collection oi New Book
that was ever offered IN this Or any other nnr.
'tel, lie particularly Invites country mr.
Chani,. teuchefs, geutlemrn of the bar end
cfiaens nj large 10 embraces the favorable Oh
poriuplv of Supplying ,hemselve. with Books
OF the bnsl Edi'on,. Bndine, Ne That ~cre,s
YER ollefrd Al public auction he therefore,
hopes tho prople will attend. rs he Is deter.
mined 10 snll. ADRIAN X. NORTH
Oct. y. l.
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!, XlI.LAGE PlIIIIRN

We have often admired the policy Of our
villagers, who keep fowls TO scratch up their
gardens. Having a few precious feet of
ground, moi a particle of which should be
mismproved, they lay out their beds and
plant their seeds, aud then lei in their hens 10
mar their laaors. and destroy the hopes Of the
season. 4 single old hen, well practisrd in
the use of heak and claws, will do more injn-
ry in garden in one hour, than The eggs and
chickens OF a dozen can compensate in a
year. But II they merely injured the prop
er,y of their owners. however questionable
the policy of keeping poultry in n village
might be) no oiher person would have jus,
cause of complaint. But whore gardens aud
tenements ;on each other, these marauders
think it no hardship AT all TO scale the walls,
aud scratch up the seeds of their neghhors
And hence besides the direct mischief they
do In gardens, they set neighbors by the
rars, aud by their own clawiug cause clap,
per-clarlng among tho bipeds of the superior
In
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TO LEASE OR RENT.

FEN IL large brink building letely erected by
the Subscriber, AZ charlottesville, Vng,-
ma, is now flushed all necessary nut houses
nearly so, aud will be- completed by the Isl No
vembef next. The house is 30 by IS feet, four
stoiieS aiolding ID rnoms--a fle place In each I;
Ia dining rbum % by e2 feet, with thee FIRE
places !; zee house, kitchen, dairy, smoke house,
&C H., all 81 bi icl and OF large size IA brick
stable 100 by % feet 10 stalls, gtHuary, Nc 4;
III well OF hne water within % feet oi The house;
- yard oil about Q acres in winch Stands a
beautiful grove of OAK trees. 1be garden
grounds contain more than IN acre 6r land. 10
which II is proposed to add 10 OF 20 ncfes Tor
clover of other grass lots. These bndnes are
flushed IN neal style, and stan fronting the
east cnd OF the University Street, with thrn-
pike passing and adjoining on The north, aud a
country road on thu south, both, with the Lynch
burg road, rnicIsrct the main western rOad IN
front OF the buildings, which siand situated he
tween the town aud The University on an -mr
neuCe commanding n fine view OF both, rs veil
M an extensive aud beautiful view OF the Blue
Ridge. the Southwest Mountains, Monticello,
aud the adjacent country Tor MILES IA extent.
The subscriber proposes to lease this establish
ment for term of years, or rent II for n single
year, on reasonable terms anh invites those dis
posed 10 view the premises the advantages of
me SITUATION are many, ana may nc peliei seen
than described in an advertisement To sen-
tleucn az ladies'. disposed to keep good Board
ing house or Hutel, they are inviiins, sad pari-
rularly 10 those DESTROYS OF educating her sous
at the University, their daughters Al the Char
louesy,le Female Academy, without expense. II
is believed that regalaI boa,dels may be pnmedi-
aiely engaged, aud that il the Hotel be kept IN
style, many families from the lower county
would spend their summers at il .-tarIy applI-
cations solicmed, either in person or by let.
ter the former preferred
ALEX. GARRfrT
Oci.9 w3wl7
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ELECTORAL TICKET or VIRGINIA.

ELECTORAL TICKET or VIRGINIA.
Col. S. Wright, Of Norfolk,
benz Harrison. Of Charles CitN
3 j. Goodwin Of Dinw,ddie,
4 DR.. Richard ficld OF BrdRwick.
T.. {. Darlington, Of Hai9nc,
Benz Hatcher, Of CLtStejfcd,
Samuel Branch, Of Rockingham,
Judge Fleming Saunders. Of Frdnklin
Q David 5. Gin h,nd Of 1nhtrsi
10 Chapm"n Johnson, Of kieamond.
II Juhgr +. !. Brooke, Of spoHyiraaia
II Charles Hill, Of kng and queen,
ID Capt Robt. Lively, Of Lifsabth Cdg
1t Cav. Hancock Euslncc % SiqAord,
10 john ohacklelord, Esq Of CaIpep,r.
Ii Judge W. .G Dade, Of Prince bitiidnl
II Cot Nm. ElI4ey, oj Loud1nL
Is Alfred II. Powell Of Frederict
10 Col. Jos. Nauzeu, Of Rockingham,
80 Judge \. Stuart Of augusta,
p Ballard Smth, Of Grctabrier,
p Col. Benz, Es'iIl Of Washington,
y Judge Lewis Summers, Of kaaauha
- Aphsus z. Wilson, Of HonoHgaiia.
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virtue of u deed 1fifust, executed II.
y The uhseribers by rol. Dnvid:Jore. ~.
ma vale, bearing date Apr,i luh, 1926 aud
Recorded IN The clerks n1ice III Ca,n,,be,I
conoiy, Tor Purposes therein thpnlionrd VA
rhhll proceed, on Thursday the I'd dny II
October next ii fnir, II mol. ihe mex fair da,
sundays excepted, ~ the residence oil the ssil
Jones, 10 sell, to the highest bidder, ut pnfii,,
auction, for ready money, the rae, oi hand IL,
the deed mentioned. and on which the said
Jones re'ides, containing $50 acres, more ov
less, or 20 ma h thereof ms wil be- snlic,rnL
10 my the debts now due ard spcured bv thu.
shh deed aud coats attending DE same. Thj.
land Is situated in the lower end Of III. conn
iy,in desirable Urighhorhood. ~ miles
northwest from the eouri house, aud o5 nilea
from Lynchburg. II lits well aud is well inn
proved. The buildings consist OF a GOOD
dwelling house. kitchen. smoke house. ie.
house &c. with all other necessary out hous.
es. Also. good apple orchard of well &C.
ec'fn irnf' Inc greater proportion OF thil
land Is NOW IN woods and good tobacco land.
The greater proportion of the plantation il
fresh Hand and in good rrpar.--We deem il
nnne:tgsnry IN give a further dissertation OF
THE band. surprising no person will purchase
without V'cwing the land. Acting as trustees
va shall convex only such title as is vested
ia us. HOLM HoRSoN
WA. ROBINSON.
Tho above se'e IL postponed until the Goth
OF Nov. neGt, al "hich time it will certainly
take place in.
W-Ri
The above sale will take place with nv en-.
tire consent, DAVID JONES.
u the Editors ofthe Richmond Wing
" III ing"ri the above advertisement in their-
paper unii the cay Of sale, aud forward their
account TO this office for collection.
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LEWIS ROPER,

I'D ESPECfFULLY informs the citizens Of
h q Lynchbnrg aud its vicinity, that encour
aged by the patronage heretofore received, he
is now ready 10 practise IN the line Of hls profess
sion in all IFS various branches, AT the Franklin
Hotel, where he will remain for short time.
Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon at their
houses, il requested,
Sept. lS. lmial
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Yesterday, about the middle OF the day, as
young girl on the step of Mr. Joness sepd,~sr
house with little child lying in her lap, at
came out of MI Wright'S premises, and delIi'er-
atey walked up to the children, Selzed the lItlie
ones arms aud held fast to it, The screams Of
the children attracted the notice of the byslan.
ders, aud man named Clemson, happening q
come up with his dog. the raj was very soon dis
engaged from the ciild'S arm and killed. The
little sufferer was so much decorated as Ia be OBJ
liged 10 he carried toa surgeon Ia have the
wound dressed. Maidstone journal.
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The greatest object OF curiosity, Just nov in
PauADRLPHIA. Is a huge Coach, constructing
hy Mr. j Cts tsoN, aud Intended for the CIrI-
ZESs' LIVE, 10 run between BoRpEsrowy and
WAsuISGrpS. n. J This enormous vehicle is
dvidet Into two apartments one above the
othet, wuh seven seats IN each The whole
number of passengers 10 he carried is fifty six ;
twenty Gig ut below" aud the anne number above
Tue body of the carriage is Thirteen fee, long.
five feet wide, aud ten n height, When placed
on the wheels, the fooi will hr about fourteen
feet from the ground There are TO he no more
than four wheels those before about three feet
Ia diameter and the others something 'rss than
six. The breadth atthe wheels is eighteen in
ches, and each has double set OF spokes. The
baggage to br carried on car attached behind
anh ildwn on single wheel, two feet and a
bali broad. The whole is TO be drawn by twelve
horses three abreast, the driver TO be aided by
two positions In the stages now in use the
same nsmbcr of horses, with hree men instead
of man and two boys, would he able 10 carr,
but twenty seven passengers. II is calculated
that the rate Of travelling, az to speed viii H.
about the same as in the four hotse coaches.
This ariage, it is expected, viii he finished IN
about three weeks, II is now nj MIR GieaSons
work shop. in st. James, street, back of St.
James's church, TChrOnicie.
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go VIEW ARD.
~
I AbscOndina Apprentice

ny LOpED from NY employ about a fort
IA night ago, sn Apprentice named vii.
LIAM NlDGEN, serving 10 the trade OF d
house aud ornamental painter. lie is 10 yeas
OF age. 3 fee, , "r3 inches high, toIrrably
stout, round shouldered, and holds his head
downward has red hair curling in the neck
complexion fair, and much ireckied in the
face. small scar in his forehead ; has arouod
face and short siumPy nose, speaks quick
when addressed, and is distinct ia his enunci-
alton. lie has heen seen nj work with pain
ter in Richmond, and is supposed 10 be Ell.
iher there. nj hi, time, or gone To Lynchbure'
| viii give FIFTY DOLLARS reward tor
tho recovery of said apprentice, II delivered
IN me in Norfolk, or secured IN any jail so
that get him again. All pefsons are 'orw"r-
ned against hhrboring or employing said ap-
prentice, as tue law will be rigidiy enforced
JOHN WtDGEN.
Norfolk, oc'.,o w@w
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a. Ale'er from PAS, dated Aug. 10, and
published in the " Courier dies Etats Unis," In
French paper printed in New lork,) informs
us that the French government is about to abo.
ish the system of monopol, which has hereto
fore placed the foreign trade Of the country in
'he power of a chosen few, to the utter des,ruc.
ton Of fair competition amongst private speculn
tors We intend 10 publish this interesting Iette,
in our oeXt--ln The mean time, we make the FOL.
lowing extract The manufactures of iohxc
70. salt &c. are now in the hands of The aovern.
ment and it was recently proved, in the discus
on of the budget, tina, these articles would be
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APPRENTICES WANTED.

yJyHE Subscriber will take one or two
apprentices TO the hating business. who
IAN cndle well recommended AS Ia their pa
entage aud noTsliy. NM, TARDY,
Qcj.o 2, lsds
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CAMPBELL COUNTY.

The Anti-Jackson Committee of the county
Of Campbell are requested To meet, at the court
house, on the first day ofnoxt court.
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THE VIaltssNIAN,
LYNCuRsrR,.. OCr. D, 1925.
GREAT NArtDNAL ELECTION
Onth first Ho1i1y ~ tprember
%
CANDIDATE foR PRESIDENT,
JOHN AElNEN ADAMS. Of Hassachusffi

Nan In whose honesty. wi,tnm aud ability, Four
Presidents the United States have borne ample and
phhlir Testimony i-nhom Tho great ~ asbtHataH. ~
lfl proupunced our mast valuable aahlc character
ahroii whoa the phlia-o p,r JtFtrssa, aud the pin
,un'hr"pc hiaG soH delighted tu honor aud whom the
enlightened Monroe, after appointing aud continuing BIN,
IN the highest Office within ht, ga, for eight ycurs pub
licly declared that Whatever there Of rAcrlenee
hs administration, WAS greatly 10 lac attributed 10 the
counsel, al Mf. tddms u Chief Magistrate, Winse
administration has cvmeed like excellence with TINT of
his predecessors; aud during ncl alter having appled
T0,ioe Millions utdoir 10 interesting Public impfnve-
ment', has mad OIL dnetnnrn, .hoy nre than TiilR-
Ti.lliREE MILLIONS ofthc National Debt.
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IfViNCENr WIrCHER ,sa Candidate for
Congress 20 represent The oounlcs Of Camp
bell Patsy lsanis aud Halifax
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MfoNS, ViLlALAVE n 20. most resprLis
.Ss1 fully inform the ladies aunt gentlemen 81
Lyncbhoig aud its viciniy, that. i, being ncccs,
sary 10 make snme additional preIiiraiions. ia
order III render III, u eSh bftion more increasing
have postponed ihrir performance IN II FRI.
DAY EVENING Ind TINT, In consequence ~
previous engagements. tn Pavilion will be clio
a.n MINI -,IIrI.n r.lnAI
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IT County Committee, aud other indiyidn-
ais are informed that they can procure Electo
raj lIckels,on application At this nce.
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ORIElIAIiNl

DIED, last FRIDAY morning, nj his residence
near Henry court house, after a lingering and
painful ndisposl,ion. Nathaniel RireT, sen. esq
formerly resident of this place.
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II lei, to injiruiHdi indiatry."
.utJE--

uqNaiafHHeh DcileT, ana NJ Wbth less expense
ifel, TO injiuai,sdi indnntry."
.stJf--
Markets The late foreign news represent the
harvest To be more abuadani than was sntieipa-
ted --flom has somewhat declined IN Rich
mond and IN the Northern markets There i.
vet 40 change here Wheat still commonds 80
cents Cofu - worth from 81 p Ia ~ 10.
rive. ~ eeh,s the bashel. IN rohae,o there is out
little change, Ia, the article is br,sk and In lie.
mand.
.ZsA
~ Our ciiizens have been much eraiifrd
with the performances ON the tight rope, &c. %
Mons. VillalaYe, his lady. aud SIM, nnd the Chr
nssr, aud with the expert juggling oi Mobs.
Donilien for several evenings past. They aae
certainly superior to any similar Performance
we have ever Witnessed. The Aotomatoo A,i.
cenna of Mr.. Dumilru Is an astonishing piece of
mechanism I aud, u We were NJ all disposed 10
admit the interference of spiritual agency IL
such thugs, we should suppose that Mr.. ID. Twas
particular iavoliir OF the invisible sprli.s
80 admirably are his nj KS petiormrd The
company have gone 10 g,eat expense IN erecting
suitable building aud we hope they will he
pn'roo'zed by the c,t,rens. They present a
very attractive bill ofihrr Tomorrow evening.
mr. The communication of" rabed Emptor'
vas received. and, instead Of publishing II, we
have shown II To the proper authority, who will
redress the grievance complained Of Il is pro-
per. IA the same time, 10 show that the of
heer to whom Il refers has no, been guilty Of
"iliul neglect of duty, To say, that the hrayy adj.
dh'onei duties recently imposed on hih by the
conncil. renders !, imp ossbIe thai he should be
cngnaan, Of all the abuses which lake place
aud which oud otherwise attract his notice.
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nsree = alive IN tie n'errst.. a.tisni,.,fe aud
stienhs igiisnti. to thr 1lnrs. loud evil l,~.
h. mt ataipS ami serS them we'll executed the
pollt,ci laws ate all subject Ia his wil.-Had
he beea bpru Centuries before, ~ Rome he
would have been an excellent Emperor Had
he been the OF Louis XIV he would have
made good King OF France. IN o,deI 10 be
an Emperor or King 10 South America, he is y.
bliged 10 be iyrtnt. and crpcl one II none
opposed him in being absolute. there would be
very few who would abuse absolute power less
tie would he contented with power, exercising
IL very rarely.
In these lew lines YOU have the faithful DIES
cription Of the extraordinary man of whom YOU
speak TO me. have not experienced any re
morse in concluding. had no occasion to al.
lay hatred. but had indeed o. casion 10 suspend
my affection and esteem.
II is the greatest misfortune to a republican
10 be favored by an aspirant 10 the throne
Two contrary forces oppose him gratitude and
duty In such conflict, provided he does not
depart from justice. his pain Will be less acute
| wish that men should write concerning me
with the same sincerity ms have Of the Drliv.
er Of Colombia aud Peru, now the Caesar nfthe
new world. assure YOU with the same truth.
that am your obedient humble servant,
NJ. l.. ElDAuRRE.
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Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,

Eth Class--54 Numbers
drawn ballots To be drawn in the Civ Of
Richmond. on the 2lst Oct. next when the fol-
n, IN q nryes W III ne distributed
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Whole Tickets 81 Quarters 81
Halves 2
For sale 1T the very fortunate Office Of s. e. NJ.
ALLEN & co Lynchburg, where the cash will
he paid at sight for all prizes, f sold AT the office
of s. IL NJ. ALLEN d CO.
Oct. Q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-09
CANDIDATE FOR NlCEPRfslDENT,
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