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POET9S ".
,,AueM rkr eenAiN. uNsoNs.,,

The rhyming in England INDUCED muse on III
eeason Of the in'aaion the Duke of Wellington Chancc
'r the Onver.uy ct OAfd We take tho following lines
saticai poem eaued Bieek OveRs and Red Coats seaa
Sasete
"rouch'd by the sgc wand, from Off thy head
Drops the pluned e-thc hil,cd sword d. fled
Tho gorgeous epauets resign their place
Tile Tranquil band supplies the nashin. lace
Emblem Of WISDOM with nioe bll,ncei ends,
In Gully pomp tho sapent wig descend.
The li' found cap extends its velvet brn-
ihc unwing gown cnwtaps thu mattel limb;
Aud the soldier stands a no born age,
Inc noast-Jcs,- pity offs wondfing age"
The following is in different strain:
" Triumphant chien- sole Cynosuie of ALL
The shout tho Yong, the banquet, and tho ball
How must thy heart leap, Wcilin. ton o DAY!
How must thou sol OF moro than tai cayl
How will thou o'et such heavy dcbt.
lfo'er again thou rui'st thu Cabinet?
30 many Faisons wave their shOycls high,
Ana slfew their garments as thou pissest by,
Frederick of Prussia led the sword and pen,
And iought-thCn scfibbed-- and then fought Ogain;
Ana rttose, nor vainly, Czlsiow TO c pse
~ yet tho ptoudsr trumphs OF his ps.
ttcsar was gfcatest When he sought
I'M h.ofic scroll, 10y swinnirg from the wave,
But happier thou than either; hcnce shall fise
Learned without leaning without effort wise;
500 doctors greet thee With ir.ternS kiss,
ana all Thy vicloies soom as nought to thus:
4 no god OF wisdom now, fbattlcs thea
more th7n thy sword the gown -haii dszz'O men,
And uou, thru ages yet unborn, shall shine,
The mnlo Minerva OF thy oxford's shrine.
" Yet while thy puso heats quick, oi all the cau,
While no KIND slave reminds thee thou al man,
Go, read tho wholesome tfutL.-go tnIn thine eyes
MheSe Dicnhcinis in dwirilcd spendor Use.
mhete Maflboogsh's eloes in behold.
\ no moTisagd acres bound 10 Jaws Tor gold
4 no skfunk and woeiy ake-thc dry cascade
The forest palIiaiehs shnrn Of half their shade:
Learn there how heto - cathly fame expires,
And spendthut heirs are satiTc. their siIes"
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SPECIE IMPORTS AND BANK PROPHETS


This influx Of specie is the consequence OF the .Ex
pertinent, which has reduced the t,ade of the country
one hall so tia, specie in by hundreds of thousands
oil dollars Instead OF goods aud the Treasury instead of
du'ies OIL npors'on will have be content with lois of
glory here Is every reason, now, 10 believe that The
Secretary oil the Treasury will his next annual report
instead Of large surplus Of funds have TO repor, "a
gary account oil empty boxes the fruits oil Executive
wisdom. placabIiiy, and prescisnce ."-.nat Int
rs proper comment the above in addition 10 our
own article OF yesterday showing the nourshing coDdi-
non OF The Treasury, we give statement below from the
Evening Post BESIDES all the specie imported il see ms
there are goods enough also in distressing times 10
equal not exceed the imported in former years
Thus tue People likely Notwithstanding The crocodiI
tears OF the Bank advocates have lots of sfor1" and
tns they reap the dePIorabe consequence Of he erpe
Timent. - 1'
49, From the New York Evening Post
we were politely furnished yesterday with some into
resting statistics in regard 10 e commerce OF this por b
Cap'sin Scofield Of the barge Office The in
formation reached u.s. however, at time when our paper
was 100 lar advanced 10 allow of avang ourselves Of
IT in last evenings impression. We annex il now and
from this comparative statement OF the number OF
Tor the hrst seven months of The last wear and for th
same period OF The present year. the number of csrooe NJ
dry goods IN the two periods, seversy aud the number
OF passengers, II viii be thar, in all these RESPECTS
the excess IS decidedly in favor OF the present yeatr
nishng another reiuaion 10 the many already aluced NJ
The pauic AMI distress stories which the B ,nk and B.n
hirengs have been so industrious in nyenting and crcu
IlfiDt 80 N"S"-
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NIacIxeI's Nxlllhiiiola,

WNLL-
IHtAhbe place eSrry tUcning, sunday excrpted) 10
~ commence at hall past O'clock Doors opeo q, \
O'clock. ~ OPo" :"
Il consists Of the following pieces Of Mechanism III
hnoint'on Chess Player; DC Msodium the Mecbanir
a. theatre ihe Antomnfon Trumpotef Tie Speaking III
Mechancsl Tournament 3 '"U
Abundance so ccnis--Childfcn half price
u Tickets usy be bad during The day. a, Mr. Rect,,
Ms,n-s'reet aud attic Exhibition Hall; or at the Door.
~ The evening. 80
Aug. TO- aO-0
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Ep ENJOY Ain consequence Of tie isie destructive
B-h FIRE in Pesri stteei New York (py which our bills
recsYsDe' P'Fl Of ouF books and all valuable stock
Of Day Goods were desfoycd) we have removed from,
NO zo9 Pearl street. TO No 90 William street. near
fhe s"cfi, Where wc opening entirely new stock
o Try foods, adapted 10 The Southern trade which we
cer Tor sale, BY e piece package for cash or approv
ed credit DOKEMUS, SUYDAM & NIXON
~ - Our Warehouse No 2c9 Pearl street, Is nov be-
ing ret0lt, 10 which intend removing on The first "a
''nneFy nsHL d., 9. & NJ
NC" AoiH,1uly -, ic5l Z9-12t
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SPECIE.
~

Va application 10 The Treasury Department, wo have
obtained Tie following facts, which decn, very fortu
nate Tor tie country however Of the Bank opposi
ton may LAMENT them rFO''
SPrele imported into, and ErPoTied from The United
Stdffs' Jfom The LIST December, 1888, 10 Augu,f I2fh
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S950s15 So
S12 653 69I 50
9jO.SI5 S5
sII,7O2.s75 81

This is exclusive Of what il Unmarried ~ beo,,, - 81
passengers &c, not entered on tie naSes,s Of vesseIs
ana ~ land from Mexico and Canada. These are suo
posed TO exceed wo millions OF dollars Gtobe.
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w. ANiED, by Tie subscriber, an Oyefseef for HE
w James River farm, lLiule Doves) IN Goochsnd
county snge man, who Is temperate Industrious and
Trustworthy only need apply 10 him IN Richmond
August ~ t3O-tl JOS. TRENT.
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n AND AND TIMBER FOR SALE offer for SaIs
"a ny tracts OF Land, called "Bsgby's" and "Comers
sIuaed 10 the county King william on Cohoks lrsL
'hor' distance rom its entrance into the Pamuaky RI
Vcr ana jony contaning about 500 acres These sac1s
growth Of forest Pine, oak, and chestnut which could me
easily rated down the creek to navigahe point and
snehcs carried 10 lHchmond, Norfolk or Baltimore 6os
e'u orsPecuahon IL here presented the wood and tim
Ger op'er The unelesred land il Of excellent nua,v
AOon one hundred acres cleared on v ich s ,,,o
STORY dwsli,ng house, aud all The usual out houses II ;s
confidently believed that this land abounIs ~ Ill - y
as VEN IS v.ible IN the Deghborbood and the jmorss
son Of shells seen 10 the rocks lying on the surface
great bargain may be had in This land ether ON ani
ton TO Mt. Afmead Robins in The connie of Iir III
nam; or 70 lbe subscribers in the city Of Ricbnond
would also sell my lac residence King William Court
Richmond. Avg. 8. l27-w4wj McRar
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Upon an Injunction.

he defendant not having entered his appearance and
gwen security according to Of the General Assem-
oy' anu Tue rules oil is Court aud II appearing that he
Is not an inhabian OF this State, the motion OF the
Pan1 by his Attorney, Is entered at rules aforesaid
ns accordingly ordered that the said defendant DO appear
se on ue hrs day Of October Court next, and answer
the plaintiff BILL and that copy of this order be forth
WIN inserted ia OF the public print.
eo IN The city OF Richmond for months
ana also posted the front door Of the Court of This
county. Copy. Teste, b. J. wORSHAM, c. C.
July 10. so,,.e.
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= NhomAS = AMORY, ATroRNEY Al Law, 5fos
"A iy IN Chdncery, and COninissioneT far i0k,no
Dsposions, proposes, in addition TO the above
10 transact General Agency business lie will eoec,
anu secure debts Tor merchants and others either bv sun
Seeu o. L"s' or Otherwise agsins, persons in Gouceser
king Queen, hIiddeseS, Mathews, &c &c.-and lsts
he deponons Of Witnesses residing in Gloucester county
70 90 read - evidence according 10 tie Get OF the last lie
el'aiufe Address (posisge PAID Gouceser Courhonse
Va. July %. 2Iw6,
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o @sihdlaS from pablic life. and has consented 10
'e candidate for the mex, Congress.
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
We have received the 2nI No of this periodical.
and We are happy to he able to say ,ha, is great,
" superior IN interest 10 the s lite contens ar. q.
most entirely org ina, -only two of them being
selecfed-and most OF them Indicate a high orde,
OF intellect IN their writers The following is III,
tabc OF condemns moro extended notice of which
will he taken in our next.
OFtgiaa1 Prose Arictcs.-Ad,lrcss TO the Ppb.
lie; Letter f'om William Writ 10 Law Stujen,
Misfortune aud Genius, a Tale, founded ON fact
Example IS better than precept the Valley of the
Sweet Springs, by WIN. Byrd Powell. NJ d.
Reeol!cctions of Choank Importan, L,w Case ia
sister State involving questions of science com.
nunicn,ed by p. Brown, Esq Sally Singleton
Review of Amir Khan and other Poems. the Re,
mains of Lncrcta Maria Davidson Review Of the
Pilgrims of the Rhine, novel, by Bulwcr; Eduo.
rial Remarks
Original POetrp.-Thc Power Of Faith Son.
net written on the Blue Ridge Of Virginia Stanzss
written a, the White Sulphur Springs To -
=, of the U. s. Navy Musings, No. ,, by the
author Of Vivyan Lines on finding Billet from
an Early Friend The Cemetery from the Russian.
Seieelfd.-Estract from Novel ,ha, never will
be published; The Maid of Molines, Tale by
Bulwer.
EOREtGN NEWS.--The packc, ship Ilavre,
Capt Stoddart. arrived a, New York brings Havre
papers to the 10Th, and Paris papers TO the 9th Of
September news from Spain con. inues ia
vorable to the Queen Don CarIos's army is fall
ling rapidly to pieces The details are unin,eres-
ting
On the 9th Sept. committee Of the holders Of
Spanish Rcntes went to ST. Cloud to deliver 10 the
King Of France petition, signed by 5000 names
against the 6nanejal measures Of the Spanish Min
Is er Of Finance, (Tcren,o al gng that they were
runous TO the French holders al Spanish stocks.
The King expressed his rope tina, the plan of To
ren.o would be modified, an slated that the Ffcush
Ambassador to Spain, seconded by the British
A Abscsador had already demonstrated against it,
The papers con,an nothing else of interest.
To C1rcspondents.-W regret that we are
compelled TO defer the publication of the eiesan, es-
say Of" Hampton" few dsys
We insert this morning Harry PcScpS' pun
gent essay. May we take the liberty of suggesting
to him the propriety of avoiding, as far as possible
in his future Nos nil unnecessary personal rehcc-
tionS7 We have no objection TO a lille spiet-but
lei j, be sprlnked with discriminating taste. Mon
seur tde acquired his celebrity by navof,sg his
dishes with ulicious reference 20 the palates Of
his admirers Harry Percy" will not attract the
less admiration by MORE chary use Of his pepper
and sab.
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RUNAWAY.

UNAWAY from Mr.. Jacob Haas, some
H. time in the month Of May or June, 1883,
darh mulauo man named HECTOR, OF the
ordinary size, with large bushy head, 30 years
old or upwards, Tin fact his complexion Is good
deal like tina, Of an IndIan.) lie is an old water
man, and is proh4bIy passing up and down the
river occasionally 3.he has brother al Mr. Rch'd.
Burks's in Rockbt&dge and may be in the neigh
borhood.-Hs was once caught in Patonsburg
when he had been out six months. will pay a
reward Of $685. If delivered to the subscriber, or lc
Mr.. Henry Ogden Of Bedford, who purchased him
at MIR. Haas's sae--or SIS il secured in Jail sc
tina, he can he got again.
WATT PETTYJOHN.
Sept. % w3mh
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DIR. &. MCDONALD,
DENTlsY,

WILL remain sbor, time a, the Unionstio-
w tel. Lynchburg lie has been licensed
practitioner of medicine. He has taken INSTRUCTIONS
Oh Dental Surgery from sevara Of The most eminent
Dentists in America. fie has .skensihrtc months
instruction from Doctor Broadwell in England, who
was pupil and assistant Dental Surgeon in Guys
Hospital London, under Doctor Thomas Bell. lie
ia also graduate Of the Dental Faculty in Bni'i-
more Ills experience q, the business is no, limit
ed n he finds that business will justify H. he will.
pr obebly yield to tho solic,al' ms Of some OF the
respectable citizens TO visn this place annually
Or l6 MS
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Negro Woman, &c. at Auction.

NeCrV UHFHn, NC' ~ NHCT1UH'
9NHERE will be Sold on Saturday the LIST Of
II November, 1884, before the fon, door Of
Richn'di. Wough's Tavern, in tho town Of New
Glasgow, al public auction for cash, very likely
NEGRO GIRL, about ~ or 10 years " ago, to.
gelher with numerous articles Of Houschoid aud
Kitchen Furniture, such as Beds, Bureaus, Chairs,
Tables Mattresses, Cooking U,enseis. 81. too ,e.
d,ous TO snumera.e. snle viii 10 made in pu,-
sunnce Of two tus, deeds. executed to ms by Thor
as |. Baueh-,ho ono dated On the 10Th July, 1892,
aud tho Other on The lGI May, 1883, both Of which
are OF record in the Clerks Ofcc Of Amherst coun-
", bo,ing previously boes recorded ir tho county
Of Chesterfield TIfe - no doubt as TO the title OF
the property bu, a. trustee, shall convey such III.
tercs, only ns the decd aforesaid yeats IN me
JAMES w. PEGRAM, Trustee.
Oct, % 81
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MEW GOODS
sIoT. s. MILLER & co. Ky

NT7lLL call the attention Of their friends end
w The pubic Ia the desirable and snlendd
stock Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods, now opens
inP al th II Store, lhlce doors below The Furnlei'
ljpnk, md directly opposite Mossrs. NJ. G.. Newhun
Co.'S Shoe Store hor stock OF Goods was iiur-
chased ~ New York n Philadelphia with greet
care and embraces all the west dsA,pas and pat
tstHs Of this Fail importation. We claim no ligt
sonndiaR advantages over our compositions, but
fcrl confident h'n We say 10 our fren''s thai vs
shull 1t Least be nblc to do as well for them ~ oti.
er people All that We solicit from you Is a coll
before purchasing.
OK. % II
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CONCE RT,

NHE subscribers to a Concert, To hc gwen on
II Friday nigh, next at The Franklin Hotel, and
other gentlemen, who are DESTROYS Of attending the
ssae. are requested 10 call tho Bar, and obtain
tickets Of admission.
II is requested that the gentlemen will invite the
ladies Of their acquaintance 10 attend
THE MANAGERS.
Oci. - 1t
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auction Sales.

I'm Tuesday nigh, the Oh. shhll rcAunns NY
~ nigh, Auctions, and regularly continue then,
every Tuesday and Friday nights iuriog tho Fall
and Winter months. My stock will be such as
will suit tho season and sold in small lots. My
dav sales will be every Wednesday NJ II o'clock
of Groceries, Furniture, &c &C. Fayors from tho
country arc particularly invited, as my suos will
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS, Auc'i.
Sept. y, 1894. itis
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MAR RAGE.

MARRIED. or the 18th INST by tho Rev. Jas.
MeAden, Nj. WILLIAM AYRE5 OF Danvio,
10 Miss JULIA A. HENDERSON OF caswell
ccuuty, ". c..
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China, Glass & Earthsnware,
Wholesale and Retail.

1EHE ships Caledonia and tlarkaway' nave
Il JUS, arrived from Liverpool, bringing III my
Fall supply of China, Esrshcnware' &c and an
receiving every day the Glass from tho Northern
Factories. Among the assortment are oil the New
90, patterns MERCHANTS and others would
ID well to give me coll before purchasing else
w JOSEPH D. EVANS,
Opposite the Post Office.
Oct. %
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20 THE PUBLIC.

nETERMlNED to offer every indueemen, it,
~ soliciting thu patronage of my friends and
the public generally have engaged Mr. Bernard
Garrett 10 assist INC IN the general mana cement
an superintendent Of tho Washington Hotel,
whose urbariiy Of manners aud Jealous disposition
TO please have ever been acknowledged and duly
appreciated. THoS. c. LOCKWOOD.
Oct % Is
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
AtA 4 ND possession gwen tho Is, No
nm IA vcmbcr noxt, that commodious
mM md elegant Family Mansion ON
A Firs, street, III the town Of Lynch
burg, belonging to George Wh'lloeke, Esq and
now tho occupancy OF sam'I Anthony, Esq |, is
s..nacd in good neig'borh'od, con vcnient to bu-
sinoss, with good garden, end is in all respects
one orihe most desirabl, family residences IN
Lynchburg. IA nPh ~ ChpLLL'
Auorn,'y in fact for Geo Whillocke.
Oct 20 2tiI
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llNNA fur Sale.

II n pursuance ofa iinsi deed, executed by VIM.
N Duncan and Sally his wife. on tic 2isl DAY Of
September, 1880, and Of record in the clc,k', Of
feo of amherst county, Tho undersigned will pro-
coed TO sell, on Iha,sdov the 2Oft doy 1T Ngrem.
to, 1884, upon tho promises, a, public auction,
certain tract parcel Of Land sitnnicd in thescoun
" of Amherst, on BufTnloc rivcv containing 1874
mere, more or less, adjoining ,hc lands Of VIM San
dlhge, Wesley l.. Duncan, the heirs OF john Young
deco and others. 1t being the land wtcrcon Ss
seld William Duncan and wife formerly resi-
ded.
FORMS One third cash--thc bslnnce il orc ma
two years, tie purchaser giving bond with approved
personal security, & trust deed on the land to Sc
cure the phymens
The lille IL no doubt good, hut as taus,ees va
shall conway sdch interest only as the deed afore.
said vests in U.S.
RIcHESON HENLEY, .
SAMUEL GARLAND, i'us'cs''
Oct % ids
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SURGEON DENTIST.

SURGEON DENTIST.
nR. J. l.. BENSON respectfully informs the
~ citizens of Lynehburs and ITS vicinity, TINT
he has returned 10 thus place. Office III the wash
lng,on Hotel where he viii remain two weeks
aud MS this will be Dr. Bcnson's last visit TO Lynch
burg this year, those who nay desire his proics-
sionol services will please cal On HIM US soon as
possible.
Oct 20 ifs
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Nlhl,Hi,lNl

notice.
F@NiIE subscriber wishes TO RENT ur LEASE.
II that vu Inblc stand for County STORE,
nj present occupied by himself situated IN the conh
y of i'odiod Immediately II, tic fork OF the main
road leading from Lynchbn,s, through The Forest,
ty Liberty aud Fancy Farm about - ml!es from
Lynchbutg and II from L,huiy. Bsing IN the
heart of wealthy and populoas s-'eIehhofhood,
few stands IN this region of country oilcr greater
Inducements 10 n gentleman OF capital ! 10
Store House Is entirely new, aud the subscfbsr
could iurn-h comfortable residence FOR small
family, OF board sneie gentleman in his own
FRED ERlCk a. HARRIS.
Oct.9 1wif
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AT IHHeT " heTrS Otd adHd,
LAS JUS, received OOPACK AGES
- FAI L. DRY GOODS, bought u,
AUCTION anG private sale, IN New York Phil
adephia and Baltlnrore, comprsln. all the varieties
of Fall stock. Ills present stock is almost EN-.
TlRELY NEW, carefully selected, and bought
principally AT AUCTION. The following arc
afc~ Of the articles comprising his assortment
BROAD CLOTHS, blue, black AM fancy colors
Cus'm,res of all descriptions
Casine,ts of every shade and qualify
Mcrino Cloths and Circassians
English Mer,no
Thibet Cloth
French Is om'azine
English and French Silk Hose
Cold and black Worstcd do
Cold and b'ncI Merino do
Dress iidkfs., Gloves sc.
70 pieces FLANNELS, white, red q green, brown
blue and green
IS bales COTTON CLOTHS
8 do DUFFEL BLANKETS
DO Rose do
100 pieces Flu LII CLOTHS mud other heavy
Woolens Tor Negroes wear
LlNsEYS, plaid and pilin ovcrmounla'n
Win goo stock of SUGAR, COFFEE, MO.
LASSES, and all other articles ofGrooer,es
Also, boxes CONSTABLE and Tuscan Bonne,s
A handsome 10, OF Bonnet Ribbons
Work md Fancy Baskets
Fur and Wool lios
Super Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
All Of which lie is determined to sell Off VIII lesalc
or retail, ora S@aH advance upon auction prices
for cash.
Oct % wGwif
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sage, viii deliver the annual address before the a.
lumn of Columbia College, in the College Hall,
this DAY at one O'clock
OFFICIAL FRAUDS.--The North Star,
published ut Champlain, in The state OF New
York, says, that the collie ctor Of that roh (Gen
Thurbcr, has been !ed TO TO bail IN the sum Of
$4,000 by virtue OF writ issued against HIM
from Washington, on charge OF converting Inc
public property TO his own use.-Ths same paper
adds that " court of enquiry rs also nbont 70 oe
held Oh one ofhe office holders at Champan, on
divers charges, viz. smuggling, aiding and assisting
others in the same crime, conn'vlns al irauds on
The revenue, &C.
81 The Washington Globe is endeavoring to
cast rcproach On the whole Anti-Jacisson party Oh
account Of the fraud prepe,rated on the government
by the late Judge Temple Of Vermont, because that
wrclehed man was an opponent OF the admln'slra-
ton. This sort Of reasoning is just sucn as 'n's"'
he expected from the mo.als and INTELLECT oil the
Gione editor. By parity OF reasoning, we pre-
sumo he will admi, tina! The Jackson party deserves
10 be Gsmalized, BECAUSE o! the late frauds com
United by the collector a, Champ!ain, by tho detail
ea'ions OF gu idry posimas,ers, &c. &c.
S,n.-The New York Star Says Ihe
ZION FELIX Grumpy has arrived III town, aho
.hoogh most devoted personal and political
friend Of Gen. Jackson, openly denources Martin
Van Buren"
aaotaer Jonathan McCar,y, representative
nCongress from Indiana, formerly Jackson man
nas renowned the principles which Gen. Jackson
now advocates.
s<f We are glad 10 see it announced inIhe bos
Nn papers tina. Edward Evcsea, Esq has recons'o
'Fea n'sde.ermination some time since announced