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W AM sutHufIEei 10 SELL remarkably inc Lsnds ~ t
~ State Of Alshans, belonging ie South Carolina Com
auy purchased Ivy Col. Stephen Elliott, CharIe,ion IN
1919 They lie the vicinity OF Monig and Cabayla
sud constitute the finest body Of land, offered M sale nv
Individuals tins State The richness the sol; the putty
OF the .ste the general health Of the couniry the
advantages O navssiiu the fse.s of COM
n'ereej lsttu Dehhef too cold, hot, sfordg
Yurs SnoPhef' TOE den'.iy pJpuIatsi Deghbohoo pre-
seDny lively prospect Of schools the suptr,o
growth Of cotton, snd the general wealth county All
ennsrire 10 render settlement part Of the State dsyA
BILE The great care snd judgment, with whb these lands
were selected, the very ow nj which they pu
chased, aud the anxiety Of the company dispose them
Tor the puPose OF eheeths settlement AMONG
will ENABLE the To obtain good land low price,
credit TO SUIT the purchaser will he gwen, good
rhy required All tue purchase money has been paid 20
government, and patents Ubsind. Deeds conyeyanee will
be made 10 puiohsssIs, when they inake raym.n,.
am also authorize TO sell the very valuable land. IN Ala
bsna, belonging 10 The ioovBg seutlemens Col Stephen
Elliott, H. Eesd9n end j. s. Bennett Of Chsrls.tn StI,
Oafoiins together WITH svefal Thousand to
other individuals.
Slave hodsrs M,ryl,ud, Virginia North Carolina and
perhaps those lif'ns mofe SOUTH would 10 usny insee,
than double the value their properly bv
god iafss ~ low Pfice, Middle Aaha end plstny
portion IT iheU bands upon them, Ter good tnsoaKs NE
transition Of the slaves would enhance their value .sriv
hell andth. produce Of The stius he transmitted snSus,
10 New York ant the pfocecjs ca,n returned TO ~. ovne
with Tonhis d,Aicuiy. ''
Geniiemcn aa distance, ovris land IN Alsh,m, an have
tbe tafs p1d, NJ other drposfi.n sisie Of a. nv ,vny
ne 'nnshe in,tf"ei'oh',a nd tlpsing the money.
VIII iepd 70 ouy bsiness, t. fs,s,teJ IN IN, land
olLce Cahawbs. ~ N ''''
Leusn po'ags Prd will he yunatoaIly snwsrfd and sny
niormsyp syen, which my he rsqusaeI aud m NJ pgwt
To- obiaintn tbs country lks6E IgENr < Ie,,
Cahawha, Aiahari. 'e'
- 0entien~o siLeonst favor ~ emitting ,bi, ,ay.,
ceme"; oa ct tr Fspr, aud posting il " 10 .ps
place Sent 70 sZU f''' ''
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PAY OF HE MILITIA!
QrSfytfh..'. M lEyl n.4


NHE following ah.. OF the laws Tor fssu.t,us tie
Il pay OF Militia odic.r tpe Of peace is ru6sht -"
Th. p r',,a rn. @,s gs,.oa, eon1.rned'
lo eAeh Gay ms shall ,iend the trsinns Re
gaee 6. heyea only charge raeage for one circ 1gosA
tAt Sgods ny which rsage their s.y.
fa phases OF abode to sssh training and mu.,,
GROUND, until they return houie. No mileage will be- paid s
sao' cei,sd aeeslns this o'viou. Of the AT
An9rsd dOars Tn. Inspector cous,dred ., in fore.
ny the act Of 9Th February 49,; can no
the Reyimntai drum Majors are TOURED to s,,ens
the f'ainng' Resimen.al sus battalion s,,er.-f
other ,s,o, i:po don. per ia No other musician can =
Paid Tor attending such mu.tef..
,hs company MUSTER and tIumpeter buger entitled
TO hs same compensation aud more, TO, attending
The CLERK OF each H. sr-nai aud Battalion court, i. al
lowed 1he sum Of fee dollars fer attendance aud service
t,a1s IN session bryoni dy Crh. of the te,h
3fh Sith Regiment. may he Tea dollars, The Ae
OK tue otb Feb 1879, futes each clerk IN, lot
allowance for The like service, charge DIOR an, Out Az
certifying each list Of hnes by !", the
cents fVi the Of cash person. thereon
whsm fine Gues shall have been assessed snd t,r
1T zach service. The list, re7
cd by irr, those when the She,iG Anl,
tor The supplemental act lest n,eiioned, not esnued
in,oir.ni, "''e''''e N''"f '0' aa'f'''''g
H.. pay of the Provost Martial !, reiuce ed TO on. dona, %.
Say oi saeh dsy he shall serve al the rsgen,ai Battalion
rhf pay OF the Aduisni, i, reduced to tyee dollar,
day for every day shall attend the RemsniaI and B
ings ~
Expresses ar. allowed four per mile; hut the iran,
mo' OF Heg"snaf, BGtGiioH and Company orders is not
paid FOR 10 time VI peace
me Sergeant Mej noso entitled TO n compensation.
Inc commanding officers OF each reerf1 to
The Sd section Of IN. ending the ia Law passed H.,
ga feh 1927 which restricts them 10 tn forty
fd's M The purchase oil each stand Of ooIor and p
purchase sog.th ur-.. fns m. yepeett Re
g'FLsn; yrid ssutieent surplus sitter all
cfais The Observance oil this led some iuco
venienees
IS particularly regusstej that every Claim SLOWED rs
hesime;s Cou should be counters snsd, endorsed by
~. Comma nd,ug Ohcer--
No clam will be PAID at this Office, which has
e"uht.fsisnatpre or endorsement; viii any militia elsn
hereafter be PAID until The General list OF allowances
be fo wafded by The Rekmentsi clerk aud with
the claims as presented. JAMES HEATH.
Auii.oy et public 0eeouats
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IN heaven Now gentlemen compare this speech
ct The rebel angel as given by Milton, with that oil
Mr.. Clay at Baltimore. Alter he had. hy his
vote, rebei,ed against his sovereign. he init ench-
ed himself IN the strong hold of power. The pco-
pie soon commenced IA regular siege. AMI were
combining t.cir forces to dislolge him from his
high abode. he angry frowns OF his sovereign
made Mr. Clay res,less-he retired for Il moment
to Philadeipiia-and OF his return through Bal
omore, IN tone aud spirit, boil! rnd unsubdued,
told his friends that, il ,hi. nation ha,i offended
as TO merit the vengeance of their God he would ,
on his Bonded knee, invoke on his country, " war;
pestilence, famine, or any other scourge, rather
than submit to military rule" Mr.. Clay had
III in his Speech but The plain import o. il is, shat
he would rather reign amid war, pestience and
lamine, than serve under the man oil the peo
pies choice. Will the republicans OF Kentucky who
have long maintained the supremacy OF their
will, anu enforced il upon all public servants,
cover at uis proud defiance of this Baltimore
ator! Mr.. Clay asks in his Baltimore speech what
Is public man worth who will not hazard him
self 20 serve his country The sentiment is fine
and noble, but comes with bad grace from one
who has sinned TO serve himself
Mr.. Pope disclnimed personal hostility to those
IN professionally declared that his course had
been influenced by no such onsiderations-thai
he was reluctant 20 embark in this contest and had
been. in some degree, forced into by the friends
oil the Administration in tho General Assembly
nc SAID he cherished no bad feelings towards those
opposed 10 him he disposed to arraign their
motives lie claimed only the privilege Of doing
what his judgment dictated, without The impu'a-
ton OF unworthy motives. 81, said he, the Nd
mns.ration deserve continuance Of the public
| confidence, let their friends make it manifest 10
the people. Although unwilling 10 embark in this
contest, his Judgment had condemned the viola
ton oil public will and the coalition formed. We
have, said he taken the field in defence OF violated
principle and we owe j, TO ourselves and on:
try, TO persevcrc TO the end.
MIR: Pope hoped to be pardoned for having tres
passed so long on The social festivities OF ihe
Sasion, and resumed his seat amid the cheering
| piaucits oil the company. At that monyen: he was
called on Tor semi ment and gave fhe following:
las General Jackson remembered his coun-
try on the Sth day Of january, 1915 let his friends
remember him, on the first Monday IN Noyem-
/ ber.''
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NlW OVAL.

GH.7.V.FISS, son + BROTHERS,,
AVE smnves their Sbos Store fom the second aoor
p-"w Uo'ernor Street 10 the Of Main Street
', sas,ns TO Mayos Birds the formerly occupied
by WD Eeae known nv the name OF Near, eorpe,
Nhes hsy invite the attention Of their the
70 examine then stock ef superior made BOOTS G,d
e1"ssd ny any IN The Union, every Of which
cd hry ara detemiDed sold
Their a.sothent very extensive, eompriiing every Kind
sn6 w oniuue to receive by every arrival fresh supple,
'sse'ner win new fashions they made
Fney have received 100 pair Of ladies' Amer ic an
sid pper' neat article, ether with .easkn,
rocco and lasting, walking aud dress shoes,
morocco boots and shoes with thick ,oa also,
o'1I', with square toes, very superior
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LOYAL COMPANY.

4 MEETING Of the successors of the Ioysl
Company ~ expected to held at Char1ot,cs.
vile on Monday, the I'd day Of November next
haucrs OF much interest demand The consideration
OF the company, and 1t is hoped there will he
general attendance Of the Observation-Disclosures.
vile bss been designated for the place Of meeting
az being supposed to be central to az large mum
Der OF ihe members any other place, and for
some other reasons OF general nature. as we'll ~
particularly relating TO the business Of the meet
ing, which il is no, deemed necessary TO specify.
ScrerrI y .Se Sbarehol6cYS.
SEPT. - to-.2N
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.NEW MP or YTRC;LTJVLII8.

VIE New Map Of Virginia, oupied from sexual surveys
undsi The suihor'ty Of the State, published, snj
ey be obia'neJhy persons desrUus 81 proc on
on " VIM H. Richardson, At the Capitol intLs City itch
ms WOTs Greeted ny the ahour Of n.ny ycsf,
at est OF care and money, has never, sufpa.
81 ~ variety aud accuracy % deso end
~ execution Hreheos the highest credit he science and
s'i Of the Per.ons immediately concerned public
sud nusi prove highly gratifying and useful the public The
LeEsture have authorized the sale of $50 Copies
sp, 90 thelse scale OF FIVE miles 10 the ine aud the
cuve With the Of mAkhg the sae extensive rspd
possible have directed the oopeso 10 dpo,ed al the
moderate Price Of $50
Under these circumstances, probable fst psT,ons who
shall oo make early application, will Obtain
Oory Of this beautiful aud valuable work.
AUGUST 3. 2S-tf
Nap Of Pirgnfa, reduced frop tie Tat SSeet Map Of
TIE state, according 10 NE ProUSn of m # hs Gtnsr1i
dsse1Jy passed sk MaIoh 1891, - also p'Jisked, and
niay be o5ainsd application aLops Pres 81 pr, royy
Copies Il boh Maps n ooHpsHi,nt parable fern, n be
ebtaiped u PrcftyTsd De a. 1877
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.WOIILE.
10y virtue " deed Of FL. oued 10 u, by William
- Woodbridge sud Mdy his ~ and Abraham S wool,
bridge, aud recorded in the clerks Office Of Chesterfield
county will be sold Thur day the goth day Of Nov
ext, fair, II ao the next fair day, the premises the
highest bidder Tor cash, the following Parcels Of land lying
20 Chesterfield county, The tract of land sberepn the
said William Woodbridge resides, supposed
ress, he the less Also, equs but undivided
fourth part Of the tact Of land commonly called the Creek
is, winch Of land ,uppo.ed eontslu 40 acrss.-
also, tract Of land supposed TO- 100 he the
tame less. bounded by the lands Jf Daniel Tfahu
~.ale aud others The above tracts NJ land will he sold in
be order thst may he directed by The ssd WIN Woodbridge
or his agent Only many Of the sad tracts Of land will he
snd 90 will produce the prucps ney sud interest due on
the said deed ~ n aud al The charges snd sSpcnses Of
ste Selling trusiee' ws Will Of oouIss, convey only such
title a Is vested 10 W..
NICHOLAS MILLS, Ttr,.
THOMAS Walden, ( tees
Oct A a..
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE Jj0shington Gin.
fnHE fhJ SeJ,ion Of tbs IntuticD will comm encs on
- the 6r.t Monday IN November oer, aud continue unH
thu last NJ February, 1922 Dwiug this PertoJ, Lectures vii
~ delivered daily, snJ fol- gwen The various
fanctes ~ Medicine nv
ihas. SfoaH w. ~, Professor 81 Anatomy Z ftygulogy
James w. Staagt,oa, ~ y. Pfof,s3or Of Surgery
lholna' Htndsyson. W ~ Proe'spr Of tine Theory sud
Pfatr ~ Medicine
|'sis,as ". Wo,ismg,on, NJ p. Profss,or Or M4,eria
Medies
E,'dsrtet Nay. MI Professor Of Ob,isrea
tor'1i y Jores, ~ ~. Professor ~ CbeuliR,7
nc ticket Of each Professor s Sf5
The Ms,ficUlsfinn Fee SIS
The Graduation Fss, $50
s-FGco q. ~.
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NOTICE..
{2-I2i*

Ss'oR SALE, at the Penitentiary Store, nearly op.
posife the State Banks, large assortment, Of
PenItepuary Manufactures, to wit: Negro Cloth
ing, Shoes, Gear OF all kinds, Nails, sc. &c Far
mers, Country Merchants, and others, are respect
FULLY invited 10 call and examine them.
The prices OF many OF the articles have beeD late
Iy reduced by the Board OF Directors particularly
the Shoes. THOMAS NELSON, PAR.
Sept. %. 4O-n
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SIiERKIFF7S SALE.

SI1EKKIFF SALE.
YEN pursuance of order of III ,nrieo county
$court made on the 9th day OF this month, the
Sheriff OF said county will on the l4th day OF No
vembcr next, before the front door of the Bell
Tavern, in the City of Richmond, make sale of a
man OF colour named jim, who has been commit
ted to the Jail of said county as Runaway
HENRY j.. CARTER, d. s.,
for Mosby Sheppard, s. H. C.
Oct "a,
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BY RITCHIE & GOOCH.

vJ ihs ENQUlkEi Is rusr.hsG twice week generally
.ul week during The VI L.1s
hs nsretopr Five Dollars per sun.ip,
sd Notes OF charsfs1 specie-payns bank,
oay) will be received The Editor, will qua an
the safety Of RENTING thsn by nsliihs poisSe sl.
or, being paid, by the writers.
II No paper will be disc nt,nasd (hui <nersusn Of
tss Edtols) until all have been paid up.
~ Nhisver v, yusanes the payment of nm. papers
h N havs tina tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
r. Ons square, or LESS-First rs
.sninusnce, so cents.
no inherited, until il hiss eiths- been pad
fur assumed by person this
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NOTICE.


THY TAvERN-HoUsE, LOT, and other improve N. MT.
adjoining the Public Square, and within 60 so yard,
sdon. to MAKE "os .nonr tue pe ~,n ae
convenient Establishments the kind the country far
completed . TO warrant the belief that will be ready for
tensn. in all the month ri Nov next.
The Establishment is now Offered for rent, ,r NOR
years
Gentiemsn OF experience such business would do WE'LL
and are especially invited IL examine the situation,
Relieving TO he say any thing further oftbe
houses. than that they unusually sae,ou. combining every
oesaoIs convenience 10 nat rate snan they VIII be put
al a low price. SAaIL WILLIAMS,
Haiifi4r ceur,koa,.
Gloucester L0S0 GToI0sd Estate, Negroes, sc
For Sale
yY of The las, w Te.arnen, Of Col John Lewis,
~ late OF the county ouee,ier, shall a, Er'o ODER
nf public auction, to highest bidder, On Monday
The 10Th day nj Nov. IT far, ohei dsy
Cn the pren,.e the iui,wng property wn: Tha, very
valuable FARM, Lsw e,idei called ~!
dc Peau lying Severn River, and containing by actusI
survey 500 Thu, may with truth say /, eay
denahls, and unites many advantages any lower
country The situation very healthy, poyulous good
neishborhood, edately Kivsr, Havssbe
for vessels Of hesvy buhen,. aud abound, the finest .
eod oysters The land very f,e, and state
good and substantial The buildings h,eh arc all as god
IS new being but recently built oonIst of hand,ue and
commodou' dwelling house, kitchen, house. harn stables
Carriage house, sci IN fact house could he
for such establishment Too much well .aid IN
raise OF this Estate; and perso. wishing 10 bake permanent
,aver"eu ~ properly OF this descriptions Will well view
II AMI satisfy bsnsslyes of the many advantages belonging
thtro previous TO The day If iae Also Al likely valuable
negroes which valuable carpenter, blcksb
house servant and carriage diver, and lumber Of young
ren boys aud s all the crop Of corn, oa peas fodder,
stray &c hosts and mules large number J cattle, sheep
ole' About 40 u land will se.ued barley and
wheat the charge fJr which viii be rtasonabie
known on The day Of sale.
The land wii be sold credit of years, and The
purchaser required to give boud with approved security
trust Deed on the property payment
possession will be given Of the Farm desired and all the
ouldos; except the dwelling house. Kitchen &C. which msy
possibly be retained until the let Of jan The negY
will be sid ID families; about 20 upwsrd Of the ks
mI'' valuable of CASH the residue with all the other Pesons
Properyona redd II months The purchasers giving bobds
With approved security.
The .sls will be reGempt ,ry eneiug With the land
cold.
All persons indebted 10 the estate required make
imuedste payment and those having claims nst H. are
requested present them without delay, duly
Tor sci cement. THOMAS SMITH Ea'or
81 JOHN Lewis, dec.
rcf
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JACKSON ELEcTOR.qL- TYCKET.


FOR VIRGINIA..
LIST District. William c Holt, OF Norfolk county.
"a -- William IL. Nj Far!and, of PETERSBURG
Sd John Cargiil of Sussex.
4th - Maj. Thomas Nj. Nelson, of Meek
lenburg.
9Th - Richard Logan, Of Halifax
9th - DIR. James Jones, of Nottoway.
9Th Judge William Daniel, of Lynchburg.
9Th - Col. Joseph Martin, of Henry.
9th - William +. Gordon. OF Albemarle
10Th -- Judge William Brockenbrough, OF
Richmond.
9Th - George Buckner, of Caroline.
18th - w lillian Jones, of Gloucester
tath Col. Robert NJ Candlish, of Williams
burg
1ith - Ellyson Currie, Of Lancaster
18th --- Judge John w. Green, of Culpeper
10th -- Col. John Gibson, OF Prince William.
nth --- Gen. George Rust, of Loudoun.
18th - Jared Williams of Frederick.
18th --- Dr. Jacob ID. Williamson, of Rock
ingham.
goth - John Bowyer, OF Rockbridge.
alst - Maj. John b. George, OF Tazewell.
I'D - Andrew Russell of Washington.
Esd - Joel Shrewsbury, kanawha.
Gath - John M'MiIan, of Brooke.
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UntUersitg u Pennsyiraina.

f0''FEtE'ftT
NJ E DlCA DEPAH MENT
GNHE Ltouiesss'' commence the ff: Monday
II ni Nov. and be continued tai. March.
The arrangement Of the Ufsnche- .. - follows:
Ansomy p. S. Php.ok, N. ID. w. r. HorBsf, 10. u.
Faeris medes JIM Rednsn Curs, MD.
Practice Of Medicine --Nath. Chapman. NJ ID.
Midwifery Tho. q. James M. ID. w. +. Devices, nj. d.
Chemistry Rob. Hare, VI ID.
Surgery WIN. Gibson, M. -.
instiute oi Medicine Sam. Jackson, NJ. %.
CLINICAL LIE tur. the ~ acoe Of Medicine o. Surgery,
W." ne delivered Wednesdays aud Saturdays by UOct
Chapman Gibson, lat the Aim. House.
w. L. HoREER, Dean,
26S, Chesnst ST.
August 70 if5ihNov Pb,I,d,jnb;,
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Lc,,i OIL .N.qrocs IN, SaIe


sNHE sub.euosr will hisne. biader on FG,ds,
- The Sist oi TINS nth, the iSoi winch he at
resdes lying tn. cuny of Amelia the folk. Of Appa
naos river AMI Deep Creek, within so lies Of Eehu,ons
Petersbug The tract contains about hunt
anu will ne divided the following The land with
me dwelling house bounded by the road leading
lower bridge Deep creek ami the sng Denn.
Ola Tavern, containing Ut $50 VIII he sold
parse and from the balance The hand
mg on the aud East Of the Deep vs
a1ut 3o seTs., will he sold along with the mill This
ANA valuable ani Of gp,d quality any th,.
'eeon country, beng bounded by Deep creek Apps.
mass ver Tor considerable distance The mill situated
gu Deep creek, stream which iu nises
OF water al all the year, proper care ami
management wi yield $50 500 barrels per ann.
iiin. dsely after The sale and mill will be .ud
10 The highest b,dsf twenty likely Negroes. consisting
wen, women aud boys Also, the crop Of and fodder
'emaniDy hand household snd kitchen furniture and
plantation utensils Of every i, tiptior.
The suhsci bef having deter m,ns 10 the Western
county will certainly sell on the day above mentioned
he terms will be- for land aud mill one bird of the
purchase money dawn aud the balance and years.
Bonds WI approved security aud dsts Of trust up1n the
land aud mill will he required TO the purchase money
Amelia, October IS so af
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Vir0j,,ia Land OF 80 ~ On roo;

prgnsia Land Office, oct. TO- 1923.
niirmny 10 an "An act TO .tuee one act IA.
several acts ernng E,cheato passed the 9Th ay of
jan 1910 do hereby make known 10 all whom NAY on
Germ that spp.Hs by certificate. Of The E.heaior OF Wood
county, bearing date tn. %h October 1929 TIN. dsy
2sih day Of August 1923 the following land
one tract containing S7eo No 10, $500 acres NJ IS
2l7o No 81, 1880 No. So 5000 acres No 10 5000
aer. No 2s 1000 No a. ZOO acres, M % 24e2
aeres NO o. 1000 acres No AZ all tuasdn Wood county
certain Ohm james Waldo died .,,ed have been found
e:cheated TO the oonnSSawe alth If Virginia
WM SELpEN, Reg. L,nd OHce.
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FIETy DOLLARS REMAND

FIR iJOiJlhhS hGNAhD.
OST, M,nday the 20ih instant, between To- Tavern II
H Mr. NJ Young, (Wbhe Chmnies) aud the Bridge the
Turnpike Road IesdUg 20 Richmond, red Morocco poLSi
oot containing 500 iosrs The notes, 20 tive b.st nf ny
recollection, One Of 100, srd Of 20 doIef de
Nssk Of the u. Stses Of 50 Of 90 aud eleven of
10 doIIsrs, the Bsuk OF Virgins Tn. money snts-
I'd in smooth leather Slip and that within The Book Any
ia0fpston sning the will he thankfully received
tytbe ubcriber aud the Cws paid for The Book and
Soute-as The Pocket Book also Contained o1ecred
~ sally SiUar; e. for ninety Josf styHfal recsps
ierc Jphn H. shell spd Robrt ~. Tufobull, bonds to
eng suit besides OLDER not reeoieced At tis ne
HENRY LEWIS
LsmenceviVe, Hrpuswick Ct, Va. Octs25 % e.
Lunattc Hospital. williamsburg
NJOrTCEis hereby gwen thssl the cells
nccupc sDd hat pstient: vii received
vntiisome ofthe ssi eelk vsosnt; tue motto vii
ssggsn. py ordsT ofthe courtof Direction.
l'2ss al [. BSNLEY,
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FoR WEY oRLE-aMS.

FOR .TETV ORLEANS,
l'HE very superior ship J EFF ERSoN, James
xsrsiSJl cornick Master, Csppered and eoPper-fs.-
H3$tW tened, aud sails remarkably fast Her accom-.
modatiVn- being very spacious, sbs will receive
yanepsers on hoard to by the day, week, month,
very reduced price, lay cost, For the accom- modston
Of ,hippsr,, vii, sail for NEW ORLEANS from LIST i5ti
Oero6er nert has elegant cabin, with room. for
Ladies eirn'emsn For freight passage, apply 10 the
master u board.
r. DRU.H.AfO.ND, Norfolk,
Oyto z. r. BRUyNyhO.H-D, Petersburg.
Sent. 70 ~ -ii5N
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GNfENDINO snen Ton, lne SIs1e .vy, al
on TIP to the South have nted VIM. Z. BtcsdnsI
tune. ADuIsoN pnwETr
riIf ttn,f
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-16
PROVIDENCE. sArUHDAY MoRAING, FEBRUARY 49, tses~.-

your /" American System?" However. let us
be Just towards Mr.. Clay in one respect-bis
playing Cards arc of American Manufacture
They arc all made in Ncw-England, the "land
Of steady habits."'
For the information of Major Noah, we say,
that we have the means Of kaouiag. that
English paper, is not used in the Department
Of State. The stationary used in that Office,
is supplied by contract, and is supposed to be
Of American manufac ture, although it is not
impossible, that the contra ctor, sometimes, to
subscrve his W private ends, puts N a ream
or two Of English paper. If this is done, Mr..
Clay is not chargcable with the offence. for it
cannot be supposed, that lie has time to exam
inc every shee. Of paper, to sec If il be manu-
featured by Ames and Burbank.
As for Mr.. Gays 4" playing cards." we
know nothing about them, but if any &c used
by him, we take Major Noah at his word, and
say. that they are Of domestic manufacture.
and "impo,ted from Netc-E ngiand." If we
supposed that Major Noah, mean. to i~nsinuatc
that Mr.. Clay is a gambler, by mentioning the
playing cards, w should stop to say, that he
is an u~nprinciplod libeller, but as we know
that he means nothing Of the kind, and intends
only TO say that Mr.. Clay occasionally plays q
game Of whist with his friends, VIC shall here
dismiss the subject.