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FOR SALE,
1000 Acres of Valuable Ken
lucky LAND.

THIS tract lies in Hopkins county,
formerly Christian, and 2 miles
from Madison Wiley, now the eouaty
town. II also lies on the head waters Of
Trade River; and there il . large stream,
OF water running through the middle Of il,
and good mill seat on it, THIS land 10
we'll calculated for farming. as il lies roll
ling--is well timbered with black and
white oak. mulberry, hickory. walnut aud
poplar. The under growth is poppau,
spice wood. &c There is Ten or fifteen
acres cleared. and great many rails
made. IL will be sold on advantageous
terms 10 the purchaser. by applying to
either Of the subscribers, near Charles
town, Jefferson county. Va.
GEORGE LAY,
JOHN HEWITT.
Dec %, 1s3i.-tf
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AM ADDITIONAL SUPPLY
WINTER GOODS.

TNiI T. undersigned has just re ceived large
Il supply of WINTER GOODS, which.
added to his former Stock. makes IL unusual.
" large; 10 which he invites the attention Of
The public Amongst the assortment will be
found some desirable articles, viz:
super. blue, black, and fancy eoloured
CLOTHS aud CASSIMEkES,
Cassinets, large assortment. quite chesp, J
fisnneis, Blankets. Boz king, Besvsrteen.
Superior Csmlsss, English and French
Merino Cloth,
Brown, blue, scarlet, and other coIoure d
Msrinos,
Black and other eoIored Ctrcassisns.
Merino Bombazine- Bombszeus,
Silk, Velvet, aud Ysieneis Yesiiugs,
Chsngesble aud PLAN Gro de Nap silks.
"a and 81 Super Italian Lustrings,
Florences. &c.
Scarlet, black, and white Merino Long
shswls,
Crane, Pslmsrinc. and other fancy Hspd.
kerchiefs, (weil Gssofted,)
!. Bishop Lawn md Keniing-irish Linen.
IN elegant assortment OF bonnet end belt
Rjbbands,
Thread, bobbinei, end silk Iaees snd RdK
ings-Camorie end bobbinei Insertion,
Silk, worsied, md cotton Hosiery, (wetl
assorted, )-Dsmask q Diaper Table Linen
Gloves, Mius &C, &c
AND AZ usUAL. LARGE AssoRrasET OF
Groceries. Hsydsr0ys. China, Gi4As, 4 Queens.
1s0re, Pants. Dye SIvGs. &c.
Al OF which Sill be sole on pleasing terms
ECJ"csll end exsmins!
JosEPiI L. RUSSELL.
Hsrpers Ferry. Jan. ~, 1854.
lJan. as
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A Blacksmith shop Dwelling House and
"A Garden J would prefer a man with
q small family Who eau come we'll Fecom
pended. also wish 70 employ en- OVEfa.
SEER with q small family. who ean s.
furnished with a comfortable dwsllise
house. Recommendation will be reqsired
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
March l, 1898 81
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DR. W. JUDKYrs,

Patent Specific Ointment.
DAMS have ossn taken 10 make this cop
II PITY very good ~ msy be hse o. the
foiios i1E pieces. vizs
Humphrey keyss', Chariesfoscn.
James Broom, Cfariestown.
.7dam Ioung's, Marfinsburg.
.fdam Houng a. Co., Harpers- Ferry.
Iouner Y Harris. Shepherdsfo,en.
tPs The sbovs Ointmsnt 10 offered 10
the public ss . safe and eerisin remedy for
those obstinate diseases. soms of which
have so long bsfilsd the sk,li Of medical sci-
ence.
let. white Swsliings NJ every desc iption.
Cd. Sore legs end ulcers Of long standing.
Sd. Seh,rrus or Glsndular tuners. Psrti-
culariy ihose hardened tumors On wom-ns
breasts which ofteni'mes terminate IN uiss-
rated esacsrs.
9Th Feions. or Whist some Pc opIs know by
the name Of Cstsrrhs, Of every Descriptions.
sth Rheumatic pains Of the joints.
9Th. Sprsins and bruises OF every dsscrip-
ton, or IN whatever part situate.
7th letters OF all kinds in this com
plant the patient in applying the olntmsn..
musi keep the part out OF water.
sth. Chilblains or parts Affected BY frost
May -, 1891.
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4 SWEEPSTAKE RACE for one hun
"A dred dollars entrance, half forfeit. for
three years old colts and FLIES, will be
run for over Samuel Sirider's course
on the Sd Tuesday in Msy next. Entire.
can be made with Mr. Daniel Eniler, OF
Shepherdstown, or with Samuel Strider.
Feb. I6, 1889.
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hereby certify. that I vas for many
months afflicted mott grievou.ly with The
teller upon both of my heels, causing open.
Ings large enough 10 admit persons finger
tried various remedies in vain, when vas
induced to try Judkins' oistmeni. end wss
cured by ihe nee cf single box. Ismsnx-
'ous that others, similarly afflicted, ira, Q.
veil themselves OF so ysIuabfe . rem.d,
ROBERT FULTON
Chsrlsstown. Dee 10. 1879.
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JOHN r. CooRUa & 90.
". & 8 .. AMnunaor1

HAVE just received new supply oI
IA HARNESS, nsde by NJ Dsvid Rckss.
10 his beat style. and Of he best materials.
consisting 81 Wsgoa Rreech-b double and
single, Hip straps, Back.hsnds, o. variou,
bresdihs, Belly bands, neck and bead Hal.
ieFs, Trsce Pipes. side-sfrsps PLAIN and psd
ded Collars. Hhnd-budles. Leading. ditto.
Hsme siriogs, Leading s,fings, Wsgon sal
dies, Wagon Whips, Cart Whips, Caa SD.
dles. Cert Breechings, . fcs good Riding
saddles sod Brides. ssdJls.iisgs, &C. 10
be sold ~ iov prices
HsfPsf, fsrry. High-s l.n ". 1889
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"'e'F sserhtg papcT, 10 DC called Hse
VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN,
IYNhE unusrsigucd propose Publishing m
n the town OF MBrunsburH We ~erkl,
Newspaper, under the shove title And A,
Il Is susiomsr, for Editors TO give. 10 their
prospectus, m outline OF the leading primo.
Pies upon which their publication shall be
conducted, We do sc, in ss brief a InsnneT
"a possible.
Al the present period Of high party ex
element. IL viii me- doubt he expected lhat
tho REPuBLIcAg will rank nseIf under the
banner of oGe or other ~ tie tao xresi
eoniending parties into hioh the couuiT,
~ divided Not 80, however. Iwiii be De.
voted to The cause OF no man or psriy IL
will be conducted with Ell eve single 10
measures aud principles u viii enlist npdsr
the banner 81 The AuURicAE S1sTEM and fsn
Or honrisn with ~, let who viii be At the
eSsd OF ihs go'srr nsnt Bot u shall noI. IN
its devotion tO this great object. IOse sigbt
Of the oreinsry subjects Of newspsprr n
ioDtioD; The proceedings Of our Nation IL
and State I.rg'slsiures-,hs Foreign aud De-
nestle occurrences OF tho iimes-ths Lite.
rsry aud Scisnii6c sdVanees and dstston
tnents OF the dsy--ths onward march a.
Agricultural improVement--a the thou.
sand Items Of usefui and interesting variety
- shall ind resting place in The columns
Of tho REPrBLIcAH Bot "a NAV be said
ihsi these srs nero promises never 30 b.
FeSiized They are promises AID Of such
materials ere eli PFo~psciHses eompossd 90
The Editors however. rely upos the veil
knoSn hberoiiiy Of that section Of their
oe'ive State, 10 which !hsJ propose entering
upon their editorial catseF--thsy tbstsfors
Halter themselves that thsy rbsy BE ebesrsd
80 their outset wsth shsre of public pstrop-
aEs' the coutinusnes of vhieb thsy ask no
longer ihab they deserve
CONDITIONS - The YiaefEt, Rsyrrt,c, Az
viii be printed on o. before lhs -, Of Aer,l
nest, printed on large thssi, ClmPefisi
Nzs') With nee type Al g. per snnum. paw.
sbie OF he receipt Of ne first number; n
not 80 80 81 The spd Of the yssr. snbsef,-
osFs sno Persons holding subseripiions will
please send 10 their nsmss - soon ss prse.
tiesbls.
tUFsFdhors frisndly "a said 7ahlicst,op
~iii esofer a fsVor on he subscribers b.,
giving The above few Insertions.
WM ALBURTIs 4 CO.
March I, 1854
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Tickets, sS-Haivts, SO So Quarters. 81 IS.
Tickets and shares can be had in the great.
est variety Of numbers of the subscriber,
where large amount OF prizes have been
sold aud paid within the last few months
All orders enclosing the Cash, or Prize
Tickets. will receive prompt attention. II ad.
dressed to WIN. CLEVELAND.
March 1. Chdriestolrn, pIrginia.
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NOTICE.

DERSONS indebted 10 the late
n firm II JosErH NEEH & Co, will
confer favor BY calling aad paying their
respective dues without delay. A. the
situation of the business requires . speed,
close. q % hoped tbs notice will be esn,.
Piled With. They will find their aeesun,s
sc. AZ the store Of Silas Msrmaduke &
Go. who are duly authorized 10 receive
81 monies due the late 6fm.
). l. RUSSELL.
Ksbles' Wills. Feb %. isl2.
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u Test o Yes! o Yes!!
JOSEPH WArHIMs
AuctiOneer.

D ESPECTFULLY tenders his ser
Il a vices To his friends, the citizens
oi Jefferson county, and others. in the ca
paciiy of Auc,ioueer. Those who favor
hitn with their patronage. may rest sssur-
cd that be will exercise has best abilities
10 tue discharge Of the duties they may
assign him. aud with a faithful regard TO
Their Interests His residences IL near
Iislltown. where he will st all times be
found ready TO attend TO the calls Of those
who may desire his services. His charges
will be reasonable, and his excrtions 10
give general satisfaction untiring.
March ], lS32-9I
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CASH ron MrcRoHs.

NJ sish 20 pni is.s1 ONE I.IyN.
w DRIED HSGAoEs . sotI : -,
IRON ~ % - years - sg- AS. tu-cLs
mes % every ct'piiaD. Apply at John
Buc knssiers tavern
Ans letters sddrtsreti ,irs at H., llsee
will meet promp; affection
:. G FRANKLIN,
r. Z LkOG
Charlestown June 40. 1881
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YOUNG FRUIT TREES

n YOUNG APPLE TREES, Of
choice fruit, and Of q fine size Tor setting
cut the approaching sesson-such as the
French. New York. Early and Green Pin
Pin; the Bell Flower, Vandiver, Ross
Green. Pinto, Red Streak. Rambo. Smith
and June Apple. which will be sold for
Ten Cents piece if taken from the Nur
sery. Those wishing TO purchase, are
requested to apply-ro the following gen.
uemen. viz: Messrs. Thomas Timb-rlske
Of Smithheld; Tuwner s. Harris Of Shcp-
herds,own; the editor OF the Msrtinsbnrg
Gazette, and the editor o: the Virginia
Free Press; or any orders addressed 10
them or TO the subscriber, stating the kind
and number they wish 90 obtain. will be
readily attehded TO. II is probable he
will have some Scions in Cbarlestown snd
Martinsburg for sale ai March Court
and Il requested. he will have some sent
TO the above towns at 1914 cents per scion.
unless liberal purchase he made, in
which case, a reasonable deduction shall
be allowed. j. WELSH
March /. 1882
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
GEORGE CAREY.

Corner If baltimore aud Charles Streets
Baltimore
III AS Tor sale q General Asaort tine q
HI Of DOMESTIC GOODS, con
sis,ing. in part. OF +" WaifLon." +" .7pple
fon."" Lotreu." Hanilton." ".Nasiua, y
!" Erefer. i" .4rery." and +" Pif.stield" Ma
susAcruaEs. which will be sold on favor
able terms by tho Package or Piece.
February 9, 1s32.-Sm.
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MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME
Virginia Ffee-Road Lottery,

THIRD CLASS. FOR 1852,
NO be drawn on the A Is C. plan, in Dan.
u vile, Pittsylvsnia county. Va. on Tues.
day the Goth day Of March, 1882.
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Cheap Cloths.

HUAPHhEY kKYEs has on hard large
n sssoftmett u CLOTHS, which weys
purchased ~ auction AMI vii be sold chesp
Challcslown, Feb. -, 1862.
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FOR RENT.

YNHE House aud Lot at present -
IN the occupancy ofDr Hun,er, issSsl
add two good Shops or Offices AT. 49,
joining Possession will be given 1919
on The Is, Of April neat
~, STEPHENSON.
chsFIesiown, March 1, Is32.-1s,A
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Shannon Hill.

containing about Fifty Four Acres Of cleared
lsnd, and abou, Twenty-Five Acres Of wood
land, together with another small ,rac, or par.
eel OF wood land, near and about the Falls
t'!i. opposite To the Shannondsle Springs,
containing about Thirteen and three fourth
acres which two tracts or parcels Of land
are the same tina, were conveyed to said
Fairfax by Thomas R.gland and Eliza Chris
tine his wife, by iadenture, bearing date the
olst day or March, 1925, to which. and to
the aforesaid deed Of trust bearing the same
date. both Of record in the county court OF
Jefferson. reference is had for more particu.
lar description. OF these lands, with their
appnr'enances, ] shall sell the whole, or 10
much thereof, 40 viii he sufficient 10 raise
the sum OF fourteen hundred and thirty dol.
lars, with interest thereon from the Is, DAY
OF January, 1928. together with the charge.
OF sale-conveying such title only a. is vested
IN me by said deed of trust.
W. C. WOODROW.
January 5, lS32.-ts.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
LANDS.

10y virtue ofs Deed Of Truss. executed To
- the subscriber by Eeriiusndo Fairfax.
then Of the county Of Jefferson. to secure
the payment of certain sum OF money in
-aid deed mentioned, (and in the paymen, Of
which default has been made shall pro-
eeed TO sell. for ready money. to the highes,
bidder, az putlic auction, before the Court
House door Of jefferson county. GA lonsiau
the loih day II .iprii neet. (being Cour, day
certain tract or parcel'of Land lying in sad
county, and known by the name of
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OWE cENr nxvAHp.

ONE CENT III " AID.
e AN AWAY from the sue. ri9er,
"a shor, time since. WuInA
IUHHLiF, an apprentice to the Dr,ck Va
k'ng Business. All persons are lorewsri,j
hsrboring said boy under the psusliy Or
The law. Tbs abote rowsrd will be s,,a
bu, no charges psid
JOHN r. FARMER
Bolivar. March /, 1882
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w. IS. B. ANDERSON
HAVE on hand. and isfesd kssn;s~
= COED supply of8AOoN 4 LARD
70 be sold ehesp
HsrPen Ferry, March :, iss..-lNoy.
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B AOST or slolen, on Sunday the 10Th
Of the present month. AZ the White House
0 miles shove Charies,own, or IN the "
ciniiy Of said place, on the road from
thence 70 the road leading from Charles
town 70 BsitletOwn, or on the Fosd leading
from the Intersection Of SAID road 10 Ma.
than Haines'. an unsiained leather
POCKET BOOK,
containing 40 dollars ~ paper, on yvin
elt5ler Banks. Two Of the notes s~ers Of
sf0esch. the bslsnee notes Of s. each
Ny nsme is rriiten on the inside Of it,
There were ~ said pocket book, notes Of
handto q considerable amount; some paid
And my name torn from them. The above
Fttsafd - offered for The refurpof the bosk
sne f'apegs 20 ne. nsar McPhefson's Mill,
o. to tie Frse Press Ofhce. Chsriesto~n
= g. W. LOCK.
Feb %, 1854
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PROPOSALS


For f,Iibkisisng IA tie tolrn Of .Hnhns5irrg. Va.
"a ness sseckig fAaber, 10 be called III.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES.
WEDNESDAY, January II, 1882.


The Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: The Hou. John Marshall, Chief JUS
tice. he Hon. Gabriel Duvall, Joseph Story,
Smith Thompson. John Mclean, and Henry
Baldwin. Associate Justices.
Samuel Beardsley. Richard NJ. Blatchford,
Freeborn e.. Jewett, and John 4 Collier E>qrs.,
Of New York. and Thomas COrwin Esq, of Ohio,
were admitted attorney and counscIlors of this
Court.
No. 2. John Goszler. plaintiff in error, vs.. the
Union Bank OF Georgetown In error to the cir
cult court of the United States for the county Of
w Washington.
Ordered. That the writ of error in this cause
be dismissed, the matters in controversy having
been settled by the parties.
No 10. The Eikton Bank of Maryland,
plaintiff in error, VS., the United States. This
cause was argued by Mr.. Williams on the part
Of the United States.
No. IS Gerret SchimmeIpeanich ct al. plain
tifs, vs.. ]. & p. Turner. survivors, &c.-Thc
argument of this cause las commenced BY Mr..
Stewart for the plaintiffs, and continued by Mr..
Williams for the defendants.
The Cnurt,In reply to an inquiry Of Mr.. Jones,
Informed him aud the bar that the Court would
expect tn be furnished by counsel on both sides
with printed Briefs or Abstracts in each case, un.
der Rule %, notwithstanding that the Court is
nov furnished with printed copies of the record.
Adjourned. till tomorrow II O. clock A. NJ.
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the number were found dead OH boaru 1.-The whole
are supposed to have persisted. Il
A letter from Capt. G. Z. Hunt, master OF
the brig volante, addressed to James Kirk. Esq.
of this city, dated at Sandy Cove, Dec. 24th'
1881, says s. have to inform you OF the to'ai loss
Of the Volante on Thursday afternoon, with S OF
the crew, the rest Of Us narrowly escaped WIN
our lives, being very badly froZen-the yes'e'is
completely broken up and the cargo goound up
as if had passed through a mill-there VIII Dc
but little Of the materials saved, and | fear none
of the cargo except shingles. -The crew are IN
able to move about, and l am very little Oetter'
although not 80 much frozen as, are rest. we
passed most dreadful night in the woods on
Thursday night, and were until oae o'clock tue
next morning before we fonnd any house"
The brig Edward Walker. John MKenzie
, Master, laden with deals, bound to Dublin, which
sailed from here On Tuesday the 18Th Dec. was
driven ON shore on Thursday evening the 18th
inst. and has become a complete wreck, nothing
having been saved but 2 trunks belonging to the
Captain and passenger. The crew consisted OF
the Captain, mate, and 5 seamen, with Passen-
ger, who was washed overheard Immediately at
Ter the wreck of the vessel. For some time after
the vessel had struck, they could discover no APP
pearance Of land. and while the Captain was go
ing aft, the foregaF gave way, and struck him
with sucl violence that his back was immediate
" breken;-he was shortly afterwards washed
overheard.
Four of the crew reached the share: one gave
up in despair. and died shortly after landing
another reached a wtetched hovel, into which ne
crept, and died alSo,-the other two struggled
onwards till they discovered a light from a dwell
ling house, which one of them succeeded in reach
ing; his companion being :oo feeble to follow.-
They were both very severely frost bitter but re-
ceivcd the most generous attention from the in
habitants of Granville, and are in a favorable
state of recovery. The bodies of the captain
and passenger were found firmly clasped together
about a half a mile above the wreck, and on ex.
aiming the vessel the inhabitants discovered the
bodies of two If the seamen
The bod, of the captain was brought over yes.
terday for interment.
The brigantine Hiram, owned by Mr.. Sweet.
St. Andrews, from Bermuda, bound to New
York. went ashore on Thursday last at Trout
Owe, about 9 miles below Digby. There were
seven persons on board and one persisted.
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From the 81. John.(N b Gaz. Dec. 81

DISTRESSING SHIPwREcKs.-In addition TO the
melancholy catalogueof shipwrecks aIreadyknown
to the public. it has fallen to our lot to record the
loss Of the Disby Packet Caroline, with the crew
and a number of passengers, in all amounting to
IA souls. all Of whom it is supposed have perish
ed. Also. the loss of the brig Volante, and three
seameu; and further PARTICULARS of the loss of the
brig Edward Walker.
The long continuance ofsevere weather during
the last 2 or 8 weeks has added to the dreadful
list of disasters, and we fear, other accounts Of
similar calam,ties will ere long reach US.
The Digby Packet Caroline, Bryan, master,
left Digby. N. S. On SATURDAY. the 18th inst.
bound for this place, with a cargo of 40 sheep.
z head of cattle, II bbls. of beef and S bbIs. Of
Apples. with the following persons on board:-
James BRYAN. master, John. HAYS, Henry Carly.
John Calligan, crew, David Corsaboa,n, Solomon
Marshall. Thomas Harris, Patrick Connolly, wife
and 2 children. Kennedy, MIR. EIdridge, Mr.
Garter. passengers.
The vessel drfted ashore on Tuesday the GOT
inst. at Ba1ters Cove, CORVALLIS, $ persons OF
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Fiye Dollar HeWn d!

IATUi b. paid for the apprehension and delivery Of
w EnMUnD WRE>, an apprentice 10 the Hat
ting business, who ran away frum the subscribers on the
LIST Instant lie is abou, II ,ears Of age. S feet 10 IN
ches high. and slender make. All persons are hereby
forbidden to employ, trust, or harbor said Boy. as the
| W will be strictly enforced against all SO offending
ian 13-eo3t MORSE & JOSSELYN
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Npgri es wanted.

TIVE subscribers wish 10 purchase tS enty or thirty
likely Young Negroes, for which the highest cash
price will be gwen Any communication through the
POS, Office at Alexandra, or at Cats Tavern, west
End, viii be strictly attended 10
ian "a ee3, MCDANIEL CGDD
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TO Cubinrt Make 8 und Coach
MIXERS.

~ sale h, the Subscriber
II 6 900 feet gum scantling, suitable for bed ,teads
20. 900 feet pr me halfinch poplar. well seasoned
with q general assortment of white pine. suitable
for Cabinet work.. JOSIAH II DAVIS.
,, I y
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81 pMhAic Meeting

VXIILL be held IN the i.all Of The House Of Repre-.
w sentatives, on This Evening, the 18th ~instant, al
7 O'clock, for the purpose Of promoting the cause of
EN- GRANGE in the United States.
Several distinguished gentlemen will address the
meeting.
aides. as well as gentlemen. are respectful, invited
to attend. Jan Is 1t
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use my best efforts in its support, So long as H..
principle which brought it INTO power should b.
acted upon-and this | should have done a. "a,
ventIy withou, a pledge as with it; and this, n
the case supposed, will be faithfully given. Bu,
should 1t happen that the administration, regard
less Of its pledges. shaft depart from that courss
of policy. and DIAL line Ut limit Ion of its nov
ers as fixed by the cons,i; ,tion, 1, will BE- SEQ.
that Idare 10 whatI believe tn We r. ht -wb,, 7
have all M life determined 10 do-tia, is, sun.
port principles rather than men. And if the u.
i~rllisent district ! represent should be dis,s,i,.
fed with this exer, isr Of my discretion. | shall
cheerfuily surrender the trust which has been co,.
G,lcd 10 me, to su"e one less scrupulous on ,rsss
points. and who will be ready. jas ar neGa,. n
obey the dictates of the powers that be. Bu, I
rust that this will be unnecessary. and that. ad.
herring to the principles which have always govern.
ed my public conduct. | shall be justified in .i,.
Ing Il fair and decided support to the administrs.
ton; and at the same lime promoting, as far al;
III, influence can go, tie best interest Of the cour.
try.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-13

The Norfolk papers announce the return to
that port of the Revenue Cutter Dexter. Captain
Cody, after an ardusus cruize of IL days, on
the coast, in search of vessels in distress, near
Ing the land, for the humane purpose of ~afor'ling
relief, in such particulars as they might need.