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%GTIY GUS qualities
81 do do Spanish Brown
40 gallons Linseed Oil
2no do Spirits Tnrpen'ine
500 do Lamp Oh (-nperlors
1900 us dry Spanish Brown
so do do white Lead tEnglIsh)
600 do do Venitiau Red
$50 do do Yellow Oker
BOO do Lead. superior
200 Pa,nt Brushes, assorted
81 Royrs Window Glass, 8 By 10 K 10 by -
very 2ood
1900 DO Pntt}. very superior
Together win large quantities 0.
Superior Chrum ! rlioW
Pru.sian Blae No. /.
Cbrom 4ireu, "a new paiut}
English Ieffe lie Schema
Chinese Frrmiiion
Orange Lead
Sugar Leao
Lnglish YermiIion
turkey UmbPr
Lythdridge, &C. &c.
For SAL, wholesale and retail. ut the very
lowest prices, "
WALLER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite PostOiice.
Jalv II.
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Trust Sale Of Negroes. "

~ Thursday the 3lsI lust We will sell.
~ at public auction, for cash, before the
trout door of The Market House, in lie town
Of ~Lynehhurg, five valuable negro boys.
10 VT Anderson . or ten years oil age, Iii.
sha about II or l3 years oi agr, Richard a.
bout lUor II years ot age, Randolph Of about
the same age, anu Flliah 10 or u years old
Also a Wagon and tour horses. The sale
wilt be made in pursuance OF a trust deed of
record in tue clerks office Of Amherst coue.
~ court, executed by Christopher l.hell, TO
the undrrsi med, on the 10th day Of Septss-
Der 1927, fof the purpose OF securing a debt
due 10y him to Nath'l. Winston. By the pro
Vi. ions OF The deed, the property will be sold,
whether in or out OF place.
Al trustees, we shall only convey such right
Ms the deed vests ia us, but thetille is believed
10 be good.
SAMUEL GARLAND, }Trus.
ROGER q. f~oNPNIN5, ! tees.
July Il. tdssl
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Fprrs an declaration 10 bt r'nde ny fbs MN
commissioned ODCsrs, biStc'aHf, fhrntss
For tho purpose OF obtaining the benehl II
- An hri tor the fellrI - ee''a'H s'iE ''i ~
fcers aud %s,lllcr. oi The Atmy OF ne h'vo-
luton, approved on tho l5rh of May, Is27,
|, ---. Of -, in the con"iy at -,
in the state al - do hereby declare lhai !
enlisted IN tie Continental Linz OF the Army
al the Revolution, tor aud l"r'oe the war,
and continued 'u ITS seIFifr hl''' II I'FIhlhh-
ton ut which prf,o1l uasa sergeant Coz.
porsl Musician, Of Private, rs lie case may
bs1 m Gapfmu -s Company, ~ the
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Splendid f'urnituye for Sale.
GAuK resident partner Of this place will
~ sell all, orany Of bis furniture at redt-
ced prices. lie purchased it in New York q
Philadelphia very recently at low prices, ana
II IS nearly as good as new among which arc
several splendid Locking Glasses, sophns'
Switchboard, large Mahogany Tables, Carpets
CandIesiicks, Andirous, Shovels and TongS,
Feaders, fine Cbaus, and a number OF other
articles, which can he examined by any per
sons who are disposed 10 purchase.
Apply to ANDREWS BROTHERS.
July II. ISL
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AOTlCE.-Ihe subscriber ha, this dav -
" pIoyed Winston II, Lucas. 10 super,nte,,d
tie shoe and hoot making business, in the 81
occupied by sud Lucas. bur does not intend -
become responsible tor any contracts but thaso
made by myself. RALPH SMITH
.Tuly y,
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IRr4suuY DnPARrNrET,

hHANN -'f f~F
The " Act for The relief OF certain snrvl-
wing Officers md Snld'"rs OF the Hevola-
t,ou approved on the l5lhdny OF ~, iS2s,
fof whirh the ~torrgougl3a cory,) will he
carried into effect under the following reBn.
lattons 4:
Each OFcer claiming under the act will
transmit II thr Secretary RI III" Treasury a
leclaralion, according 10 the form h"rrprto
annexed, MAJ krd \, aut each non cum nilsson
N Offff, Musician aud Pnrnit, according 10
1to tenn marked B accompanied by tue oait
of two Respectable vIinrsses, Is 10 his 'dcuii-
", which oathi, 10 he taken before n Ja,',ee
oftne Peace, or other magistrate, duly en-
noWerrdio administer oata, Ia the State or
4erri,ot, in shieb he reside, aud anlhenii-
es}ed nnaarfhs seai Of the Coait OF HE Conn
" ~ which the oath vas administered, As
shows "a the said t"rms,
EAeL Officer vii aiso transmit his commts-
siou. ifn prlstauas aud atlaiuahlr. aud each
a3n-commrsioued ulhtrr, Musician and
2fivatr, IA, discharge; which document
atter br,ng rezi,'aiei, viii be returned II
t4e commission r. discharge At, been last ar
DESTROYED, h. will transmit such other cyl
aa,ce As he NJ, posse, nr can obi'ln, cor
ruhafAjlVr OF lic 4tateiHeais set forth ~ his
dec'afgttou.
Al ine evidence transmitted, taken in con-
p,yion With that AGa1I,d hv The public re-
cords At Ns hmgton, - 1enpd satisfactory.
the amount OF Two wears tul pay If tie rat"
to which tho nihcpr ar suI3icr Wa, entitled,
according ~ his rank IN tar t,nr, al the close
al the wa, or al thu tia Of his reduction. "a
The case may be- tut an iin instance eKrerd-
.ng the full-pty OF a Culinln ut t'a tnEi'hei
tai L,ur, viii Pee Transmitted 10 mn, ~ the
t.lacs of hrs residence. ailrf de!uftfnk there
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i.ynchbnrg Mills.

Tu1IIE subscriber has rented his 0id stand. the
Lynchburg Mll,, and Is now prepared
for me reception Of WHEAT, for which he will
give the higltt cash rice.
liz aso wants lOa,ooo STAFES, for four
barlels, and u, 900 HOOp POLLS, to be delIv-
cred At the Mil. ilO6oON >. WHITE.
June - ts71
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1US1 RECEIVED, by Thoma. J. Duyal,
O. a supply Of l.rnseed Oil, Spts. Turpentine,
White Lead, superior Salad OIL, Naccaba
snuff, loose and in bottles, aud a number Of o.
ther articles in his line. which he will sell at the
lowest cash priCes. May
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CASH FOR WHEAT.


WGE viii eivethe highest price, in cash. fr
w Wheat delivered atihe Lynchbufg Mill.
JOHN o SETH HAlsLA
July -. 6ts2
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Turnpike Stock for sale.

WALL be sold, without reserve, for cash,
before the door of the Franklin Hotel,
in The town Of Lynchbuig, the 25ih DAY Of July
next, all the delinquent stock IN the Lyuchbutg
and salem Turnpike Company. by order OF
the Board OF Directors.
ALEX ANDER TOMPKINS, Treasurer.
June is tds73
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Weekly Supplies of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

Superb Gaazc aud Melpomeme ocarls
DO ia Arcadlan Hdkts.
Blk. aud blk. watered Silks
Beautiful blk. Fl renee and Italian silks
superior assortment OF worked swiss Nuslins
Cei,coes OF Every denomination, AID some
olrarr and entirely new patterns
Bobblnett Lace, at half theirtormer prices
\ iew fashionable watered l. bun uInghams
Bel Ribbons, direct from Paris
Poueres Tor Ladies dresses
! great bargain, Torn AT indnrement 10
purchasers. we viii assure them, every etlorf
will be made To thai effect.
NIKE ROBINSON Il co.
1uue q.
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| 5lgnr11



Iorps Of Pofeo- Of Aaoynfg.
Know all men b, thrsc presents, that ! -,
#. IN The county Of - III the STATE OF
-. DO hereby constitute and appoint -
nv trac and lawful attorney. With a power Of
suhAtiilion, for me, aud ~ my name, 20 receive
hom the United States the amount Of pay low
due to me. under the act for the relafof CERTAIN
Surviving officers and soldiers Of the Revolution.
approved l5tti May, 1926, As - IN the --
regiment Of thu - llne OF the army OF The he
v%uillnu.
Witness my hand and seal, this day of
-,. IN the wear -
SEATED nmi Il lirsred in The
presence Of.
Before nrc, IA Justice Of the Fracr IA a."
county Of. IA the STATE IL, personally
appeared thiS day, -, whose name, ~ sub
scribed To the lorcgoWg power OF attorney, an"
Acknowledge the same 30 he hls act and deed.
Witness my hand, lhis- day Of -, IN
tie year -
-. Cletk Of tne Court of the County OF
Inc state OIL. do H"telE f'ti1N,
tha, -. lrrnc Wnom the tofcCoIne power OF
attorney was Acknowledged, is Il Justice OF The
Peace.
In testimony whereof, | have hc'enn'o set
nv imnf rod affixed the sod OF HE
T.. s.. sad o,u.t, ,ais - day OF -, ntle
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Nav Publications..

<nIlE subscriber has Just received, direct
"a 6om Philadelphia The following ne" pub
l@lcat,ons, VIZ :
81. Valentines Day or tn Fair Naid ofPcrth,
hy the Author of Wayerlg. 80. &c. lhis work
is said 10 be superior 10 any he has ever written.
Sr NalleI SCOTS Religious DtscotrSes.
American Qna,terly Ee'ie" 6ti No. tor Juno
Ia2S, JUST received aud for delivery 10 snhScri-
GERS. ABkAM X NORTH.
.Jgnc 10.
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Dec n

A. z IN EiaA NRD-Itanaway nom the
go n ~ sub.e,b r, living IN Bedford conn-
3, on tn night of22d June last, a%crrtain nesrn
plnn Lewis, a larga stout made fellow, thick
lips, rather a down look, weighs near 30 lbs.
r feet l0or II in hes high,-he had when he
ruo OF. new fur'd rat, some hish linen pan
falcons, one pan bIack Cassluctt. also, blue
brood cloth coat, and is supposed has a free
pass. ANY person trat viii deliver HE said ne
gro /, me, OF secure nm IN Jul. so that | Gu
get him apaIn. shall have the above reward.
Ihe aid urero was hired to Nh. Elisha = hatcu,
to keep a horse. RICHARD l.. WATTS.
LILY q $50.
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form ofG Declarations 10 be m13e bytheDG'ffr'
For the purpose Of obtaining the benefits
Of an act, emitted " At sct ior the reltet OF
certain surviving officers mud soldiers OF the
Army OF the REVOLUTION spploHed on The
56th Of May, l42S, -, ot - ~ the
county of---,in the State of -, do here
by declare that | vas an officer IN the CONT
mental L.ne OF the Army Of the Revolution.
aud served as secn, There insert TO the end at
the war, or as the -ase may be- to the tune
when the arrangement OF the army provided
by the resolves Of Congress Of the Sd and 2!'t
OF Gctober, 1856, was carried into effect.
and was reduced nud"r thai arrangement,
at which neriod IVES - in the - reg
Snent Of the --- line. u.
And | also declare, that ! Afterwards rece'-
~ed a certificate Commonly called a com
mutation CT ~tihcate) for sum equal TO me
s,nonnt of i've years fail pay winch sum
vas offered by il1e'resoige NJ Congress. "i The
22i OF March, 1888. instead Of the hall pay
tor life, TO which | was entitled under the re-
solve OF the 2lst 0f0ctober, 1880.
And ( do further declare, that ! nave re-
teived of the United States, as a pens'oner,
since the Sd day of March, 1926. There m
sert, No money, or (as the case may oe) ma,
I have received, as a pensioner OF the on'ied
Suites, since the ID day of Msrch, 1917, me
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l. OFF At PRIME
COST.
4 Al ILL L. I'LL u u =

DNEFLthemselyes grateful 10 the public for
the liberal patronage They have met with
sure they hase opened their establishment, IN
this place and now axe this method of inform.
ing their CUSTOMERS and the public in general,
that they are determined 10 dispose Of fbem en-
tire stock Ut goOds At pune oosi, Hi1h an inieir-
ton OF discon,iuulng TINS branch aud they eau
drdlg say II ~iIl be TO The interest OF every per.
son ta call NJ fheif store previous 10 purchasing,
as Gheir stock cons SIS Of u variety OF goods, ma
ny entirely new aud fashienable patterns.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Dry Goods, Groceries, LtgHUss Batd"re,
Earlllcro aud GLASS Ware. Looking Glasses,
Books. Paper Hangings, Clothing, Leghorus,
&C. &c. all Of which will be sold by wholesale
OF retail. at great sacrifice, as We wish 10 close
all our business shortly.
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
July II,
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MORE
NEW ACCuMM ID tiiuN.

49, T-5z2lg I'VE Lsuchbul 10 g ar
Sf-X1R@%1Ss6-N2 ottesyrllr, Virginia. HIS
Ilne running through rne
counties ol Amherst, Nelson aud A.beuaatc,
viii ~ future. lrsy GulrIouesvIllc, N Alou-
days aud Fridays. At > \. NJ. aud arrive At
Lynohbntg N tuesday, and oatntdas, by >,
+ NJ Leave Lyncibure Monday m5 A NJ.
aud Fridays al Ia \ "a and arrive al Cha
louesy,lle ON Saturdays and I~arslays by hali
alter +. VI Ihls Inc Is arranged wit the
Northern and southern linr at Charlottesville.
and with the Western TIM ~ lynchbn,g, which
iutcts,cts he tIley Inc al salem has IS the
nearest an cheapest route from Washington
Cit, to lynehbufg. The proprietor has pios
cured comfortable COACHES, stfous. ACTIVE hon.
SIS, caretn' drivers, and will spare no pains 10
please. On this route there Is no night travel
ling.
Fare from Lynchburg 10 Washington, by this
route - oulS Sil on
From lyuchburg 10 Charlottesville, 10 90
The PROPRIETOR.
April3 ts5l
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TsnUsT SALLY virtue Of III.
tust, executed 10 The subSc,il.., -
jamrn Camden, hearing date ibe l4rt Den
March, ls27. aud OF record ia The Con-, a'y o.
oil Amherst, 10 secure the payment If
debts therein nstned, / shall, On satrgJs.
second day oil August next. proceed :, -. .Ye
cash, to the highest bidder. on tie premise, :.
tiact Of baud conveyed in said deed, cont, - ~
20 Acres, lying IN the county Of AmRe,.,
the waters OF Indian Creek, adiolning tbe - 80,
of VIM NJ. WALLER, aud others all c,"a"
such tile only A. Is vested IN me by said do.
which Is believed 10 be uuquesfiooablr. ~
VIM CRAWFORD, Trustee.
July 81. -
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EAR. WM. j.. M'ELHiNEY
RT has located himself al Campbell Court
House. he offers has services to The public IN The
practice Of Phgsic, Surgery, &c. and piH attend
cheerfutiy 10 all cubs in hisproteysion.
May 10. 1853
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a IN EhIlSEMENT.-The subscriber wish.
"a rs TO sell, or rent out 1be FrsrLTn
't',e' III the Iowr Of New Glasgow, aud connty
o! a,"hers'. This Building IS large and conve.
ulen'' ana out houses and garden ia good re-.
r'n, IL IS situated on the stage road leading
I'm Lynchbnrg 10 10 Charlottesville, and has
~ 10 'aYor much TO recommend ii as a house
.n,eI."'"mr'' Possession VIII be given in
Scrlber at New Glasgow,
July Ia. 'nnhaND'
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ENOR HIRE the balance OF the year, a girl
about Is years old, accustomed to house
business. L. FLETCHER.
,1-.Da
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HE HI subsuriBer y i'll sell privately his tract
x otlaLd IN Bedford county situated on the
north and south fork, Of Goose Creek, aud on III,
main road leading from lynchburg to Iinet,
dc. II miles west OF Liberty aud adjoining
Capt. Buford. 1t contains about 400 acres. o.
which 500 are uucieared. The part which Is
uncIeared, except II very small portion, Is excel.
lent tobacco land. OF the cleared land $50 A.
ctes are low grounds ofthe first quality, and the
remainder remarkably fac highland. his is
one OF the best tracts 81 land in the upper coun-
Try, being well adapted to the cultivation Of to-
bacco aud ali kinds OF grain it lies remarkably
well and IS very free from stone ii divided it
would make two very handsome tracts which
shall be done, ifthose who wish IN purchase
wish it. Persons wishing to purchase may APP
ply 10 the subscriber residing in the neigGbor.
hood of New London, Or 10 Capt. Butord, resi-.
ding near the tract. WILLIAM IRVINE.
January }. 1926
u The Editors of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement TIL forbid, aud forward
their bill 10 this office for payment
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q SUk RENT The tenement occupied by
g MeSsrs. Rankin \ Cole Possession 10 he
Q given on the lst day of august next. Apply to
Saml Clayton Ur to the subscriber.
JANIS l.. CLAYTOR.
Nav -. tSb2
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~ a count NtIe T0T .N37-0N co7NIT, lie ZoN d0V
ot May, 1928.
Arthur Hopkins, Pit. against Ahrum Seay and Rosa bis
v1f,, formerly Rosa Loving, and james u. Goolw n,
admit of George LOVING, de-. Detis. In Chauccry.
o. the rotion OF 'hr complainant, by counsel, who fl
Cd hs hn, and it appearing 10 the satisfaction ~ tho
rourt. that the defendant Abrnm Ssay Is no. AT iuh ihi-
.aut Of thus commonwealth, uud without TIE Juri 1iction
oCthis court, ii Is orlcred thar the dctrrdnl jaime, D..
GnuivIn do retain mis- hund,, a., ADMINISTRATOR ainr"-
SEQ. aue monies, property or other effect, Niira sr3f
nos. Foe q MS hands, or which mas hcrettrr COM L. .Hi
ltut!s, belonging 10 thc za.t .ts,nt defendant, to tho a.
meant ofonc hundred and fifty dollar, until the further
ot.i.r and decree ofthts court concerning thc stuu-tud
A A.. further ordered. that the sud absent defendant A
tras- Seay 10 appear here on the fourth Monday in Au-
y4,t next, AND answer the bill Of the complainant, aud
,h1t a copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted in the Viz.
eipiar newspaper, published IN the town of Lynch5urY,
once y wcok Tor eight weeks successfully, previous to
said da, AMI that arothcr copy thereof Ne posted up At
the front door OF the courthouse of this county, On some
court day. A ~Copy-Ieste,
N RO. c. CUTLER, DC.
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To be published once n week for two
months, in the papers authorized TO publish the
Laws ofihe United States.
lime lis wanna
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-11
LANCASTER GAZETTE
E:IIANEOUS.
4 GOOD MATCH.

n GOOD NAIL.
ptiion of happiness between
|uos be considered necessary
GOOD match, then no spec
MI is SO uncertain as the
Ejaculation. There can
nnrecise rules laid down by
estimate the qualities of
ertain how any two souls,
,ded and united into " one
Barmonize together. And,
Ire can be no precise limits
L passions and whims, no
prevent their clashing,
M say, Z" hitherto will they
Eurther." A man may buy
In. or cotton mandatory,
iudicious man, and exam
and calculate the cost, and
he local circumstances, he
secure Of making, at least,
Ia. But with all his judi
foresight, he may be eyre
ID when he comes to make
That only death can annul.
Ave an excellent taste, and
! and muslins, ribbons and
and FANS, without commit
der in the matching 3; and
osing that one beloved, for
array of fashion was select
e guilty of a mistake, in the
racter to secure her own
bich neither art nor fashion
is the difficulty which at
slgation of the qualities of
beart-the character-that
Ople entirely neglect such
RhoOsing their partners. 1t
&ht, and they hate to think
reflection, and it is so dull
b every gentleman can see
pretty, and every lady can
Gentleman is rich. 1t was
ag and hearing system that
stiny of the lovely and ac-
Eiss Caroline Anderson. In
man she did for a husband,
.only followed the bias of her
ice it had been from her
Pustrlously instilled into her
mother that she was very
though she was poor, yet
Fould entitle her to expect
b man that her happiness,
of residing in an elegant
having elegant furniture
dresses, and above all,
ly without being obliged to
fed on her marrying a rich
|unate it is for the real hap
pg females that since to UNI
pusehold cares is such an
accomplishment for women,
be rendered a fashionable
e.0llne Anderson longed to
a fine house, she disdained
ID with any of those domes-
ought to be assumed with
faure by every mistress Of a
50 she consented to accept
pad offered himself, because
fe was rich enough TO main
F a lady. The term lady
|ef vocabulary, a woman who
Fagantly, visited or received
and did nothing at
|nlment that good and evil
Pngled, is not more trite than
pc Anderson realized it,
midst of her ardent anticipa-
4.
llclty which the riches she
; possess must confer, one
would continually intrude
cture.
|'hat her intended husband
rs older than herself, and
\ reconciled her to these
'but oh! he had such an I'M
lame: Often and often did
% been Belville, or Delville,
u any name that ended with
iont, or Beaumont, or Bella
e name that ended in mont !
olhIng but Crump If he
a title, either civil or mill
dressed as Major Crump, OF
Jump, Esq. she thought she
but to hear him call.
P nothing but Nat Crump
INK 1t horrid. +" What in a
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-11
TUESDAY EVENING, BY
f. .iNnREWs. u CO.,
| MASSACHUSETTS,.

,,,,. ,er annum-or one dollar
dOlia'i; 4 paid in advance. If not
fea Is. : after the expiration OF the
and fifty cents.
=, couspicuously inserted three
Frs ' 'VR per square; less than a
p Srr CENTS, and continued a longer
i an Insertion.
Enr LANCASTER GAZETTE
u,,,s. Leominster.
/. l WAITING, Sterling.
SAWYER, Bolton.
AM. j.. Lunenburg.
|I,meu named above as Agents are
g;vs subscriptions to the Gazette,
W. ssme. Advertisements, or any
NJ awarded through them will re-
ptiOn -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27

Gen. Jackson mikes statement charging
Mr.. Clay with corruption, and calls upon Mr.,
Buchanan TO sustain hum, promising at the
same time If h. is not so sustained 10 re-
tract wha, he had said, MIR. Buchanan Con-
,radic:s the whole story, and yet Gen. Jackson
saws nothing Is this honest
Mr.. Richie, Mr. Coleman OF the Post and
several other Jackson editors, could not help
acknowledging a, first iha, Buchanan gave tne
LIE TO the bargain story, afterwards, when it
was found how much such confession would
operate agains. their cause, they recdnt. Is
his honest?
Mr. Richie published in his paper mos,
base and Infamous f,lschood-,he East Room
ie,,,r-,hc falschuod is detected. Mr.. Rn-
-hie acknowledges it to be LIE. aud ye, ref"s-
rs sfer being imposed upon himself, aud after
i,hpo ing upon tn, public, to give up The au'
thor. Is this honest!
The cksonians get witness 10 swear
aeains, Mr.. Clay, and FRAUDULENTLf
obtain certificates from gentlemen TO supper
This witnesses character Is this homes?
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EpON NADER \.

We learn from ne passengers and maze OF
he schnr. Midas, from Madeira, that Don
MipueI's squadron, consisting OF one "a, three
r,iga,es and three transports, arrived on the 25'
Of August, and landed or 500 troops, and TOOK
Do,s.ssion Of the Island The rovalst troops
of the island, rerol,ed and threw dowa then
arms a, the approach OF the rebel army
he Governor making The best OF his way on
board of British sioop OF war for protection.
The officers Of Don Miguel had seized most oil
,be nobility, and put them in irons, and SEN
Them off for Lisbon, and there Is an e"''re SET
IF nav officers for the island. From two 10
tbr,e thousand of the inhabi,ani, had lett Ma
DER for the Western Islands and TO- eign ports.
Tn officers Of Don Miguel allowed the people
E,nr, Tho ropn,rv 10 descend and rob and plum
DER The ishabitsnts ofr'ery thing The rebel
son,dr,n vac next Sound To Teccira, 10 COM
nj \ submission 10 Don Miguel there. The
Midas lief, Madeira on the 26'h ui.
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