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NLV AWpr9T.Ew.
Jus I, AhHlIHlD,

Aud for sale, nsu'Hr Neai,u,s.
wholesale and Csp Jp) raps n#nes bye
retail, n a.Ht 49, Swns. Ois. Brushrs.
aaliy igr pr Nmdae H,ass Put
f.s. v.Ar#.E.
rkNlE SUBSCRIBER Is nov or,ning, nj his
Oh Nteud nsn doors above IHssJs David
y RonHrt k,lc. and urmiY opposite hrssrs
Brown and anderson aud Andrews * Brothers.
I'm haH5,t8 y Hatg-fp0 pafkaPcS
a, Fresh and Geueur Medicines. Patn,-. Drups.
by-- tuts. Obs. Bushes -. &c. Niath con.
srtufr IS far dIs tasrtf hsntiHsHi OF the ahoye
n1@ed arttrlrs tfe. aBdai to the people of
lNuehture an is urghhui hood aud winch
INV been s5ite'td by III, suhst1tlssi himsrIt who
hts been tn tue last two months IA TN Northrrn
c,le, taI that purpo>r---and WIG has been cn.h-
rcd Tor HE losi - or - teotz n lhe VI dtrne,
Punt Dug Oh I've sui BRUSH 81. - bus nrss
H. tn, col oloa may be taouo ,ra0 a5tltle aud
IN aip quantity that ma, tataqanr4 lu ihr Me
hcmr. Punt, Drug, OIL. bvtoWf BLUSH a.
AZ. husm.ss. Ia enumyrltr eL m,attl,its sud
rhrquaatus, OF "a b. wound nceuns lao much
spuse, ana would too heavily Ia, the patience
o 1#ere.,1er
l.. Subscriber IS AGENT tor the sale Of
SWAIN ttIttroftd pfninfru rauei's Ieyrta.
. BIZ fabJh-ouf SCOTS celebrated Isa,iarea.
Nd,nns G5ebratcd Pmoaa pr ,han.
hris5 tamdg tot the cmc ut mifHtPfrapee
OF 3rHtfHpts. aud eflef, Is also 4
GEEI lot the ste ot Ia / " Dvottk Mod
clas. Of plIhitipbd -.llc is also AGlsNi Tor
The ale II hiu 1hS, toI -four ot the limos
Houses a. lhc tuurd stutr,.-ond mas on ht,nd.
IN ale, wholesale ~ tc,all. about Ogt Hutd m
jhoWHR scgaS. ot rfujp,ia gltdiihrs, which vii
h. .eld at Tho .iaumuiactnlets' prtc,s and also
nil the hhu,r unn,d fHaoras. tnlhuieous. At
/ b, Who, alt and lrtnll, which viii lac sud Al
The P,opIei.rs ptlccs.
In ada.9n u thu above, Tie subscriber has
int mt Id Madeira Port and ln,ri lnos,
BY tho hni, do2tu % smglc bottle Also. W.
~ iaye supply oi best Uluitl Sirail,d lamp
uU by be bureI 81 Gallon Il veiy large sup
ply 81 best lusccd 81 Painters OIL lay the bni.
rel d gallon a complete assortment ot l.u.Iill
ltcuchN Amc ican ramt Etnshe, a laige sup
ply al Camel and Sable lluu prntsi a com
plrte assortment ot t1eucb, EHnIlsl s. Aurtictu
Tooth brushes a complete assortment al Hat
trrs uatctlnle q most Splrudld supply Of In
eb,h, French and American Fancy Soap# aut
Perfumes an elegant assortment of lanry an
cut-als, 5m,I ~ Bottles 81 Nlais. aud Pun
fruts a Wy ecooh assortment OF Surgeons
Pocket n.tmnrnts--also, operate instrument
for bllnR casts >, &c "a complete assortment q
DENTS Pouches and Scaling Instruments.
ial r. aud well soleCtcd assortment OF Water Go
io,s IN Iaree q small boxes "a lu separate cakes
a large assortment Of Toy Pants, N wood M,
paper boxes, aud by tie dc2en or sluglc cake
great variety of Liquid CoootS aud Brushes 10
Velvet painting: Crat ous Ion skrlchIng. Of eve
~ variety of shade aud Crayon buuldlcs
great yaftciy 81 SHUTS b, the pound et bottle
IN winch arc liafdhmn', Ne ., Nuchituchcl
Alaccabov Nappef, Scotch, 10 Ne., II lur
supply 81 shop tmuliure uud hlrdlriur { ncsta
all tsr Patent Acdirnfs 10 U.S. all tho Harrr
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That there was such aprrsoe. "a few wears
since, as Preserved ,h. /, rs mutbn matt,r Of
iarf rs that the mime has excited surHl -. aud
remark lie was ~ the tteaile. al barun1ud,
~ II, awful conHapIRnon. - naHHnals escaped
from the flames F., Afterwards rrioaJiiug. %
may now say with ruth Thai | On. Preserved
EiSb.a-h Whether he l. vet Ufty7rst 81 thr s8ue
gentleman who Is ulding IL The preservation 81
the unfortunate aud oppressed Grrek>, ! know
NOT. cannot, however, uerce viii YOU IL IL.
commencing 10 Inn Change OF name. putIra
arlv tbe LOST. al stt NAM. - II hvlargs 10 one
Of the most aHtist Numerous aad FtghiU rstsfn..
ed f1Hiics an Tho tutoH, dhl,o the h,yorlte IN
all d.cs. aud amongst ali npums Va doubt
the baptsnI name was originally given 10
commemorate sonc extraordinary tsrapr al an
ancrstoruf this Intieut n renowned lnmlly II all
PERSONS having odd oaurs were al Soul upnlnn.
tcar our Legislature would bc much ucCup ted.
ana the state run 10 no hulr expense IN chang
rug them by " Act Of Assembly 81 Tins mime,
however is not al al molr ext aordinatv than
some others which p,u To be rUconodcl Ia u
hN b,mg moie familiar " hat think YOU. l1t IN
] stance. 81 Return Jonathan NJ, Goodlo',
Ill Thankful - All originating, no doubt
IN the same old fashioned ldras Of gratitude au1
pieit / could refrr YOU TO t,omwcll's Pail a.
mcnt but, believe MAT some 81 the NAME
thcrc 10 be met with, w"ro assumed NJ coniorml
ty 10 the opinions al tho day / imagine uui
own COUNT, can VIC With most others IN ode
na,nes, IN proof Oh whlrh assertion, sublopn III,
following. equally extraordinary but sppmIni
" OF another character; Clog Qush. al A--c
Cherry Bua,ong. OF su,s--X, Adan Cow m,
Jacob flua,pseed, OF b, Shared Ruef,of A.
Hc. &c kilthlNIl $.
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A complete assortment Of
tloth"a. llalr lieauh, nntl,ne, CnmE, fnr-
mlore, uere, scrubhug, Nhde-Wnsh
Iaotb. shoe mud Broom Brushes
Very bc-tGuopnwje lra- Erat loaf Separ
- baoWn 7u-iu---t ona.=-t buoohtc-#Wircs
Jamaica Rum BrnaA.e othep Groceries.
Cotton aud Woo CH3. BELOW .cs, md "A
very Rrea variety Of by hoods, not cnumc-
rated nhovc.
Dec. =, ias2l
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from each Electoral District. br appointed by
the President aud that the prorcedn=s Of the
several counties aud corporations rcfresrnted In
the Convention. be teiclrd TO th8t Iomuattee
with Instructions to report hy res,Iaiien on 9th
erwise, The mensnrrs proper 60 w adopted ht
the Convention. Ami a Committee WIS ascoi-
dinghy appointed at htssI, { johnson 81. 1,.rh-
manl Iaylor OF Norfolk llat4snn OF Charles
CUT. Goodwtn OF Rn0ld,1e. Iltcls al Bruins
WICK. Caninefoo ol lRlio4. thatcher al Che
tri6sld, BHueb al liuel>iag ham. lao,cf Of Pct.
s,lyauia, slCirlland OF Nelson. Mercer at spolt-
syl,sula, ilril Of at K 4 q, lieey of J tIty,
Eustare of stafford, Gibson Of Culpeper, Turner
ct faaauer, Conrad Of Berkeley Powell oil re.
dctlck. ilar,ie Of foekneban Stuart Of IN
guSta. B.aci>hnln ot Bnol. sharp OF Lee. Calr oi
" pod aud Fnzhurunt Ohio.
Aud them on rnation OF Mr. Chapman John.
son. the Convention adion,uedl To meet on to-
morrow at o 'ciock.
The following Is tie list Of appointments ofthf
Directors 81 The Bauk Of Virginia Tor The ensu
M yrar NJ tltls place.
= Dabncs Ruld5. NJ Daniel |. Cahell
Hin Carer, Saul Clan to- Nm Mknnry Jno
g. Ros, = Ca.ktc. 'ilcmy DAVIS, .tno. .
lcltWlch, ~ brown. ami Hannah 'pNR
Walker New Mem ~
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Extract NJ letter n The Editorsof Tn Drgi-
pj1n--daicd

/ Extract NJ n letter n ne LdHorsof 1c Ijrgi-
pi1l--d1icd
Pirdmond jim. s. 4 o'r'ofn, Z. H.
Aereeahlv 10 yourreQue>t nov attempt 10
/ give yoa a hasty account OF ou' proceeding
! About | o clock to daf. tie ADAMS ConV"ntion
/ net in the Hall Of bnlegateS. fthe hanse oi
/ y .lcgatrs laying very Comtcously Adjourned AT
/ H. O'Clock. tnr our accommo1atiou1--Inde
/ Brooke vas unanimously chosen President. aud
Jno. n Plcssauts Srcfrsary Of The ouycnlion.
Judge Brooke was ,eorted 10 the Chan. hy
Judge Stualt Mr. \ lhrd II Powell furnish
81 the Secretary With Il list Of tine Delegations
from tho Counties aud Boroughs in the er1ie
which w rlIied Over, lcac1 mcmbcr present
anst,rr5,gio his narna1 when II appeared thli
nrarly tnu hundred Delegates were present.
Gen. Tavlor Of Norfolk, Chap. johnson, Al
fred H. Powell, Coulter. Car. att a host of
tIci distinguished aud influential men w're
present Immediately after the organization Of
tie Conyrutita a notion to adjourn I'll 10 nor
row / O'Clock =. " WIS put and Carried. The
chief ioducement to tvs course Has, ! believe
me annoyance which The iutermlXure of many
nfauaers with the members Of the convention
ac.Hsonpd.
Jnaufr,ost GOOD feeling 50 far as can nudge
prevails among the mrmhers ofthe Conscn ION.
They are all animated With "a commcndahle
zeal for the promo fop the cnuse winch they
have cSpouSed aud will strike a blow the
cause Of civil peaceful rule long, Trust, 10 he
foil in our STATE. Naen the Convention will
adjourn. It's believe, Impossible 10 say win
cen tdiutv II il we've Ia cnuinu" ITS session tlil
SATURDAY next. should not be II all surprzcd.
II is expected thai us closing days will be mar
ked by some powerful speaking.
Hf9aes{qls ian. o.--Ihe President took the
Chan at II o clock
On motion Of M Taylor Of Norfolk County,
Resolved. That Committee ofone from each
Eiccto,a D,striet, hr appointed by the ifcNl-
dent tu report 10 th- Convention 81 persons to
be placed oar the Electoral Ticket :-An3 Al.
Chandler Of Nouol> county. Nh Brrbrri Of Pc
tof,aatg. Nj Hatch OF Dn1rddle Nj HICKS Of
Brunswick. NJ Gmrngtnn Of Charlotte, Mr..
poane Of Cumberland. Mr.. Saunders NJ Camp
bell Nj staple, of Patrick. Nj. Brown oi Atn-
Lcr>t Mr. FlcmIng OF Coochlnid, Mr. Madison
of CaroIuc Nj Dahnry Of Gloucester, Nj. IN
d.r,on o. Il Hham.butl Nj Cattrr OF iurI-
mond county, Mr. Stmdfd OF Drmge. u
Washington OF Tairlav. }ir. Turner 81 Brtkely,
Mr. Phi,ip smith ot Frcdet,ck, Alr Tarley 81
Hardy. Nh White OF kncI>bridgc, Mr CapcgoH
# A,5arae. Alr SHARP Of Lee. Nj. Fty OF ls1,.
I,ang. and Nj Iifzfngh OF Ohio, were appoint
ed "a Committee aCcoI dngls.
On motion Of III Tavor # Nor,oik Cauvt,. ]
Resolved, That a Committee OF d, lc;,sl one
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New CASH Store.

laEEERY ALLISON mixes tits mothoo
IL of making luown 10 fhe iub Il that
hr o. no" rrceF'ns ifom M fefk Phiis-
De phil nd bnhimori. aud opeunf, n very
lhIse aud rnnnIll a...LIlnenI u
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- - oI,sN1 IIchel. ,9N9.EI0
l6l1p Bklnk-, !
Nh iormcr customers aud ln"n9s, are NV
ted +, rsl aud Lake Il e.. amer IA this beautiful
srhemc. which is 10 he drawn in tcw day
delay not. or Won ma, lose t1e capital Which
IS for sale al Tic fortunate ot'ire of
ABHAM K. NORTH.
n. orders from al part. ot the United
state. nv tnafl. enclosing the cash oil Prize
firEer. will he Thankfully received aud
prom.l,y attended to, il addressed TO
\ r. \.
Whole Tickets - % Quarters - ~
Halves -
Dec 2p.
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NNtO oICE-Ihe subscriber has two valuable
- field Hands that he would like to bnr IN
the county. JOHN EARLY.
.iau. II ts1g
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TsT,A35Eg3
0ra,l kinds Tor >aln al this Once.
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NoT1CE.-By virtue ota deed OF trust, es.
~ ecnied 10 The subscribers by Ambrose
ltncker and Beisey his VIE, and IS 81 record
IN the county court ot Amherst. for ceriains
purposes IN said deed expressed, will b- eY
posed to sell, al ppbiir auction. on Saiurds
the ooh day OF December next, ittsir, II no
tho nex. fnir day u iraci of land. containing
sixty acres, lying near Miiler's creek, ia tbs
county OF Amherst another tract containing
thirteen hundred and forty acres. being the
,rac, on which sHid kncker resides. Also. n.
mother tract in the same peighborhood, CONG
aiming eight hundred and thirty nine acres,
on mich Mr.. Geo. finsiey RESIDES, The .ais,
" III be made an y credit OF | 9 and YEAR.
the purchaser giving bond with approved -.
rurity, aud q deed Oi trust on the had IL sel.
cure the purchase money. Actisg as trustees.
the subscribers Will convey snch t,Ite as rs YRS.
ted in them by SAID decd and zone Other.
wl,ieil they believe nnqnestlonaoic.
JOHN MILLER.
DAVID &. EDLEY.
Oct. 90. wtds2t
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~ Office be subscriber sHH continues 10
~ sell tObdcco and other pftduct M rOmans
son lie Mil also ship produce ~ any KIND Jot 10
re'g moderate compensation. hetping a regular
correspondence teih The best M .%teoufiie houses IN
Richmond, from lohioh he rteeires The earliest md
most authentic commercial Intelligence from Eu
rope mud elsewhere ne uiH be tuo6ied 10 transaee
business nj all ti1tts. wih a thorough kl.oieicdgo
o( Inc Joreigu as ireA as domestic markeis.
4 HATCHER
~ II Hanog been appointed Chonctry CONS
missioner, ! nm prepared al al times 10 take
depontons any irtere IN Cmpbeit county. ma
ndy generally be found at NY QGice, a Jew doofA
ADORE The Franklin Hotel. n
May Is in4y3
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act ems. erprnyeil b. oyeraiie.m,g msiot,tiss.
IN whiei The execution Of Arbutllnot and Am.
bris,ri aud the hanging Of the Indian Prophets
Nerr Included. iel sune would have us yield
tile : te,rth nf ihis taittittsis. Al saiHent. thus
deliberately offered In the world. approved by
Mr. Monroe nnu hr, Adams h,nseli, (for br
indicated ihpsu acisl To the Ine euions but incon-
elusive trduri,ons Of AlgernoD Sydney, n pro
dueiion lately circulated among you Weigh
the opinion at Mr. Monroe, aud MI Adams, aud
n large majority OF Congress. asaiast ihose Of
Aigerhou SYDNEY. and nome viii hesiiat- 10 give
most weighi io the former.
General Jack son has heen charged with The
murder of SIX mllitiamen, ~ho we're condemned
Ia execution ior high offences AGAINST the snl,of.
dina,ion aud discipline OF the army, by thci. own
officers aud rllnwsc,iiscn- heneial jackson
was moi present. aud had no concern IN The al.
iair, only 10 app 90 lbe sentence Of the count
martial, who tired md condemned them. and
have IT cxrcurd. Against ihis charge he has
been snccesslnll, dclruded by evidence here,o-
lote -xhihilrd but IA addition 10 the already
feonclus,ve testimony before the public, the Rev
=" end Nh. fnyne. n Clnrgymnn of The Methodist
Church. who WAS Chaplain 10 the regiment 10
which thosr unfortunate men belonged, has, IN n
recent publication, placed this subject IN a cleai
point ul view. tie SAY the sentence was not on
" approved by General Jackson, bnt that II was
approved by the whole arIny--nn army com
posed ehiely Of their ifi"ads and neif hbors, and
us Justice acknowledged by The unfortunate men
themselves. Very few who have not seen service
estimate property the discipline and snbordina'
lion necessary 10 the efficiency of an army
The TEAL evil is 10 be found in the necessity oI
keeping up IN army, but II WI must have an mr.
my VI hre compelled 10 maintain discipline and
,uboTdlnafion
Many other charges have been male against
General Jackson, which have been successfully
meI AID retu,ed and among Others, the attempt
In connect hih with Burr's conspiracy. In
relation TO thai ALTAR, We are IN posses
sion OF evidence. which we regard NJ concln
slve of his Innocence. The frequent charge,
thai have been made, amt The certain rolulntiou
not Ia form any opinion upon The exhibition
ii my new charge until you hear his siudlca.
tlon.
Mr.. Adams and Nj. Clay, which have been be
fore you, aud Ia supper, OF " Inch yen have Ind
The evidence, aud Inch ~e shall not here re-
peat.
Ne conclude nv repeating 30 you, that your
interest, yaur duty, the interest oil your country
and The suecess OF our cause, all ronspire ~
onli yUa 10 the polls. j. GARLAND,
n. NENlL,
!. M SMITH.
W. {. SMITH,
J.. n. Logon,
II. RlNES
A. BROW n,
Il. IL ANDERSON.
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OBITUARY.

DEPARTED. this life on The 9th inst. Mrs.
MARTHA JONES, consort OF Jas. ,. Jones,
esq. OF Campbell county, Va. in the 33d Jsnr
OF her age. She made h profession OF Tho
Christian religion some years before herdee'b'
and has len al afiectiouate husband and sew
en- children, together with many friends and
ecoua,nlances TO lament her unt,mely depar.
tnrr.
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BOOK AUCTION.

rE1DE subscriber Rlll sell, NJ t%uriiou. TIL
evening. st his Book Store, u morn
sol ,inr collection OF valuable new Boohs,
than uss rver offered IN this ar any ether
market. lie particularly invites country
narchaafs, feaehets, gentlemen Of The bar.
nnd eifiSens n laree, tn embrace tvs Ia
sofablt opportunity OF supplying them
selves with books u ibr best editions, binding,
De. that WIS ever offered ~ psblie auction.
III therefore hopes Il'r people VIII attend, ~
he is determined 10 cell.
ADRIAN n. NORTH,
Oct 90.
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NICU1t SCHOOL.

1fA5. X. tHAffELtt respe, iinIly informs
~ The cilizens oi LynchburR, thu he 10
telds oponmg, on ihr first Moudaj in Nov.
nett,a NIGHT sCHOoL, Tor the tuition 81
mate IN the following branches
Trading, Writing. English Grammar, Geoey
raphy, li'sl"ry AMI Arithmetic.
Inc terms will be five dollar Tor the sea-
son Give months exclusive OF candlcs.A
Hons, from early candle light 10 9 o'cnck.
Oct. 10. if4ile
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HNOR KEH1-rhe brick house stu ted On
u thu corner oi third street aud sixth ay
- nj present IN the occupancy of Mr.. Jas.
Dugsl. Immediate pos. esslon may be hue Il
neuesssry. Likewise, the Store house on
mnin street, Al present ~ the occupancy OF
Mr.. M. Whae. Possessions mny be had on lst
Nov EDW ARD DUFFEL.
Oct. 20. w4w20
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Mesus. Iates 6. NcLnture.

FRNAkE NOTiCE-ihat I shall, at The
70 Mayors Office. in the city Of Louisville,
Kentucky on Monday the 9th day of Np,en0et
next, between three & siS o'olockj r. III take tho
deposition of VIM 5. Thomas. Esq. aud 1t. from
any circumstance, the deposition should u ba
taken ON thai day take notice, that | shall take
u on Saturday the 10Th day of November
thereafter. You will also ,akr notice. that | slall
ON Friday the 2lst day of Nossmber next at the
Mayors Office, In CINCINNATI. take the depo~
sHloh Of lhos. l.. Spear and " FROM an. el,cnnl
stance the deposition should not be taken on
tint das, beiweeh The hours of three aud six Of
clock, ! sinll take II on Monday ate ward, the
9th, nj the same place. Both olwhich deposit
lions are 10 he read as evidence IN u suii ,iepen~
ding IN the Supcrior CONT Of Law for the
Lynchburs District In which you are plaintiff,
aud am detendaat. AUG. LEfThICH.
Oct. ~. w1w2o
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Conf pe,cs. iftrVs, 10, NE Rorron Catholic.
Of Grcai Britain and htiand "A late London
Morning Herald says We are assured tba,
Mr.. Peel has Informed tho electors tor Oxford.
that his msjrsiy's CabInet have deemed IT ad-
vIsable to make, certain concessions 10 ihe ko-
man Catholics. which he considers himself r.
bliged to approve OF; and should The act meet
the Misrepresentation al This constituents, he Is rea-
dy To yaCate his seat as representative Tor The u
University in the Imperial Parliament. The p
leciors are seid 10 have replied. that ilsy re-
posed implicit confidence IN the measures which
the Duke Of Wellington might deem proper to a.
dopt IN relation to the Catholic question"
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prejudice To hear The sntcr CT ip1tl q, 1fasou
Tine, may tais OF ja.kson's yalor aud patriotism
during the late war-sye they may even. as
the Nashville did, say that " his boy.
hood was given TO the revolulioa AMI TO the n.
chieyPmen uf our ndependenoe"-lnt all will
not avail TO beat down the force Of stubborn
truths. low many gallant Frenohmcn, who
presented 10 conhined Europe, ia III. carl,
days of that Republic, a living wall of bayonets'
afterwards proved recreani not only to their
principles but to their country : Did not A..
mold wade through the SHOWS of Canada, IN the
psrilous days ofoar Revolution, marking his
steps with his own blood-was he not the fore
most IN The fight, the frs to scale the walls of
q elec And We, he II was who would have
sold his country for gold. He il was who, at the
head Of Brit,sl, troops. ravaged Virginia, carry
ing desolalion IN his track, until he was driven
back by Lafayette. We do not intend to nssim-
ila,e ten. jackson to these men. We only saw,
such things have unprecedented that, therefore.
one act of patriotism and valor does not afford a
sufficient guarantee for the future. Confidence
should be oil slow growth at all times. ltshould
be particularly SO when it is asked that we shall
place the destinies of a nation in the hands of a
man whose character is tainted with suspicion.
The Wsdttsf.-A correspondent Informs us
that " ON Friday, 18th inst. at IL O'Clock, A
VI. the mercury fell to 300 .-Abuut 10 O'Clock
below the freezing pe,nt. This is considerably
colder than any weather we had during The
| whole OF last w%,nter.'
AT the request ot q member of the Nelson
county JACKSON Committee We insert their Adj
dress to ME people ofihat county, although no,
requested to do so by their resolution. We ara
| Informed that the omission was produced by
a belief that w would moi publish II, II request
ed, as ii is DOT on our side of The question. We
a,e NOT quite 50 bigoted IN our opinions; aud il
we we're, we know thai many OF our subsef tiers
areJ men, and have a claim upon our col.
umns. Besides, we d. now, and always sha !.
o. int a paper Tor NE public. and not tot ap1riy.
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, on Wednesday the 9Th inst. by
Rev. Arnold Walker, Maj. ROBERT COOK
OF Pitisylvani". 10 Miss SUSAN, daughter VI
Col. Joseph Martin OF Henry.
-, on the Stu inst. by the Rev. Samnel
Armistead, Mr.. W. HOLT 10 Miss LYDIA
HALL oil this county.
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Cine cent Reward.

A BSCOADLD nom the subscriber absut
"a The 18th ins' Ittb BEkT STAR
AZ n. Il bound apprentice 10 the Chair-aa>
hing bus mess, abou, II years old, black barr
and black eyes. with n scar upon the top of his
head. lhe above reward without any charges
will be gwen tor the delivery OF sad boy to me.
TIE law will be enforced against any perr6n
harbo, ing or cmyloy,ng said boy.
GEUt>GE L. JOHNSON.
Oct. 2O. li20
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LOOK AT THIS.

AZ l. have just rece,'ed u large suppl. az
w FALL aud Winter Clothing, of the iatest
I %ashIons, aud most desirable GOODS, Which,
makes our assortment, complete Ia every mtcie
o1 Gen'iein.n's Dress, which will be soiiai tina
very ioWest .abh pr.ces.
WALKER & cos,
Emporium oil kaBhous-
Oct. 20.
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Economy Of Tirs.-The Chancellor DA-
gnessan, 6nd,ng that bis wife Away kept him
waiting II quarter OF an hour after rln dinner
he'll had rung, resolved 10 devote the time 10
writing n work on Jurisprudence. He PIT
This project ~ execution, and in the course
OF lime produced a qnarto work OF four vol.
umes.
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AETILL bs SOLD, on Thursda, the 3oth o

NATlLL bs sold, on Ihursda, the 3oih Of
Wv Ocobrr, on the plantatihn OF John
HorsIey dee opposite the Ia" Ut Ben, Creek
the whole personal estate OF the said John
iIorsley, consisting ottweniy valuable slaves,
horses, oxen, cattle and hogs, all the plsoiH-
ton tools, and about 200 barrels OF ga,
with the crop OF fodder. For all Sims over
SIo, twelve months credit viii BE- gwen. up
on living boad ith approved security, bear
ing interest from the date If not pnnelnaliy
paid cash win be required tor all pore''a'efs
Of $40 and under. Snonld the aplahla'''' be-
not previously rented, IT will be ren'od On 'ha'
day Tor one or more years.
ChAS. YANCEY, admir-.
vi J. Ilofsiey, decd.
Oct 90. ids"o
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london btwspnpers.-ihe dry roi sm"k''g
wolul havoc amoug thu newspapers. oof
poor hundred-rye ed friend, the .irguS, has i"ll'
en- "A victim 10 II. His last pepper Is closed,
aud tbs sleep OF death has ended his ~niclltnl.
ness forever. The Nerulam has spok"n Que
word OF truth. viz. thai il could not exist any
longer. aud has given up The gnost. The
Spectator, looked nj by nobody, has become
a spectre, and IS rapidly Fastening 10 thai
bourne IRON wlieh no traveller returns. THE
aims groous audibly under bis leaden bnr'h-
en-. and will soon lnk into his mother earth.
Peace 10 their mnnss. London paper.