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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07

Rev. Mr.. Thurston, recently made anattcmpt
10 deliver an Anti-Savcry addrrs. ut Somerset,
Mass but wa, prevented by the disturbance out
side, created By the burning OF tar-barrcl, blow
ing Of horns and ringing Of bells.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07

q = Ia tlis county, obituary notices are almost
uniformly euloeic>, whchc, he subject he rich or
poor We adhere >ristl, to tn uyuct.1n, 50 far
a> the newspaper notices are concerned, "Spcah
no evil of IL dead, hoW,,,r n.ueh we may have
c>eorlacd lie H,ua-ihcy order these lhirgs
differently, We viii NOT ,ay better, in China, APP
pears from Irjcl notice in the Canton REGISTER,
Of rhe death Of llouqua, celebrated and immense
" rich merchant, Nho dicd nj Canton ON the 27lh
of MAY, quit. He wa, universally DEF, stcd.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07

'''"'T' Mt ny 'sHO1HH NIHori UT. M E0HIv7.
Legends Of II Log Cabin BY a Western Man.
Traits OF American Lite; b, Mrs. Hale. Wes-
tern Sketches by Jan es Hall. I ho American Al
manac, fer 1890. Clinton Bradshaw. English
AnnudIe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07
GunpOWdcr and Black Tea.

w L. have on hand chest OF Gunpowder an,
low. i'' vi very Superior 9ua,i[;, ,o' sou
Octs ~ - - -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07

~ '''''' ~ w
the big gun oil New England, IN the way oil litcra-
toreand philosophie divinity writing di,-
serlation ON NEGRO Slavery, of n coocatory pur-
pert. he subject j, ineycolIcai hands, US far as
Nc may sntni,c irom the rcnc,al tenor Of DR..
Channngs politico-relisious opinions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07

H. 1t is stated, nthe last Mobile paper that
Charles Gayarrc, Esq. Senator in Congress
from Louisiana, has resigned lis scat in consc-
qucncc of being prevented from attending to its
duties by indispositon. He i, now in Paris
Mr.. Gayarre is friend of the administration, al
though he elected by Whie Legislature. 1t
is hoped that he will be succeeded by gentleman
Of different politics.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07

NJ ;. Pound in a Bottle; ly Edgar A. PIE
llfon the Gin, an Annoal) Spccincuso Of Lo,e-
letters IN tie Reign ii tdwad "; tlron Col
lection OF Original L.ettors, bv John Fenn. NJ. \.
and | l. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07
Monday. December y. 1895.
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sessions. Our snacc indeed v5,ld M, admit If
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~ '''' we " 'Nl''' 1T 10 ''''''l'''e uN'osslohS
." Sufficient Ga, tn, do ,,.1 a.,...,o,n ".
may. However. e>nrc,s H.. hono ,l,, IN, ,c,1o,ry
OF Their deliberations W III be to promote the put
he interest and quiet that So far our State lie
@INlatnrc IS concerned, the cause OF Education,
Intimately blended with public virtue, and ying,
as we conceive, at the very foundation of free go
v"rnment, may be placed upon a more liberal and
extensive basis that WISE and welI-dlgcstcd
system Of Internal Improvements may be sanctions
cd, having reference to the present necessities and
permanent welfare Of tie entire Commonwealth
and that the spirit OF faction, which seeks any
thing else Than . honest ends by honest Means
may not be permitted to enter within lis halls.
congress VIII nave It IN ITS power to do much
good or much e'1'. lnhNlng upon some equitable
mode oi dNposing OF the proceeds oil the sales OF
inc opHc Laids; 'rNIslh@ means 10 prevent tie
accumulation OF Surplus Revenue IN tie national
treasury, to constitute fund Whereby the public
tfrNams may corrupt and tcn 'n>ave the peo-
pie III rebuAmg as We hope it will dtclsN cly do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07
sc Nunbers......1C Drawn Ballots.

BESIDES 70s-60s-5Us--f!Ds--
Tickets Sa-lIalyes $l-Gr's. 81.
For Sale IL DiGHES Or fitE
Or Luck.
Nov. &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07

W fh" above mentioned sale, will certainly take
place - stated, IN nrNl UcdResday and 7Hursda,,..
the Nll and ION instant. The property offered for
sa!e valuable aud well worthy the attention Of pnr-
c'Nors, consisting Of likely Slaves Plantation ten
lila llige aud handsome assortment OF ilouseholJ
n'nnie oi every descrption--kitchen Furniture,
Library, the stock oi timber the Saw Mill consist
ny OF Plank Scantlmg, Jnsts, sc. &c Person.
dcN'"us To furnish thcnscscs Tor house keeping aud
'hc public generally, are Invited to attend.
e. l.. MOSBY, 4dm'r
Fec, ., If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07

'SNilE subscriber, havin. determined to cuniil
n lie the Commission 81 siness at his old st,nt,
Is prepared 10 make liberal advances on all pro-
ducu consigned to his care. From his long cape
icncc at business and By strict attention. he
hopes 10 receive a share of the business. foi merry
bestowed oil lioleombe 4 Tyrcc.
RICHARD TYRE
Jul3 "a III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07

a. EN .DST.-'fhc subscriber lost or msIad
II Saturday morning. between the Post Office
aud col. \. K. aofits Enok ~iurc, a short hi,
KEY, over common SIZE, which be of no use
c>ccpt IN hnuscli. HE hHdef will much oblicc by
returning il. How IL DAVIES.
Dec II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07
Digges' lottery and Exchange oaice.
Next LOTTERY!

e. $4,000 Dollars ~
NJ 25 Prizes Of LEGO Dollars ~
TEekEi'ES 50.
DISU1L SWAMP LOTTERY.
Class No. p For 1885.
10 be dromn at 1le1andria on Satin day the
18th day Of December, 1888.
66 Numbers,yC Drawn Ballots,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07

l'oR HIRE, the ensuing yest, = first rate Coop
81. Nppl> 10 G. l.. MOSBY.
Dec. ~ IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07
g. ADMINISTRATIONS SALE
CT Negrdes, sstook, aad other Valuable
property, 10.

II WI. uadcrisael oiU oh by way of ptliic auc.
u ton, To the highest hlGier, an Wednesday and
ilmsdtA, the OH aud lOill Of December next. alt
the p''tshabe property, olceefy description whaeser
belonging Ia the estate of tie late CHRISTOPHER Ar
lh"nN decd, consisting OF TWELVE NEi;pOES.
hA'I, and tllltbe--amnng them, first rate Miller
ihr stock OF Horses, Cattle, Mayors Plsntation
tcn'iis onihr Farn, near iSnchburg. to zethcr will,
the cloP ri Corn, Oats Hay, Fodder, &c. &c, all
tie Household aud kltchrn Furniture and Library
oi the deceased IN awotd, species OF personal
property Of which he died possessed.
The sale of the Segrocs.F arning Utensils, Cron
%c.. viii take plfee on "Wednesday, the 9th of Do
rerhcl II the plintatlon Of the late Mr.. inibony
pcm Nnstons iill', commenciug at 10 o'clocA
VI.
Tho ale OF Household and Kitchen Furniture
atd All athrr properly disposed of on the frs,
day vii take place on Thursday tho 10Th Of Decem
hrr AT the bate residence OF Mr.. Anthony, on Dia.
mund Hill commencing at the same hour
he terms OF sale will be as follows: For all su,na
nndor So cash for all sums OF S.5 aud over Aha,
sum- = credit OF sls months will he ei.en the mr.
chaser Ia every casc, giving aegoti1iie bonds win
satisfactory pcrpofal security.
CHARLES l.. MOSBY
idm. 'ei1 The "W anaeitd, Of Christopher 4nthsny.
deeeased
G The salt will be conducted BY John n. n
'S"'' ~ N"etohe'i {. l., NJ.
WV ~ tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07
Digges' Lottery and Exchange Office!
GREAT SCHEME
0F" 10000 Dollars 20
o. % Prizes of 900 Dollars IN


CLASS No. % for 1885.
10 be drdrn at Alexandria, on Saturday, the
Eth day Of DECEMBER, 1888.
IS NUMBERs-l3 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07

RiNtli Pickles, in gla.s lars;
Preserved Pine Apples, LINES, Oranges;
Preserved Ginger IN CHINA ars
tapefs aud Olives, ~ 9,pceais bottle
finnrs, IN iincy boxes:
Pums and Almonds
sugar Kisses. aud variety 81 Candies
Drnaincnral Candies;
sUvn
Sugar Doves, Swans, Peaches, &C.;
Cheap French Wines, tor families;
Old Madeira Nnc probab, the oldest in mar
het.
With Il variety OF other Goods-;A on REASONABLE,
tcln,s HENRY BROWN, Jg
Rank Squne.
ncY o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07
L HAkl4E.S l.. NDSDY

G. he salt will be conducted by John n. u
! S"'' - N"eaone'' {. L. NJ.
NOV. ~ tbs
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24
To the Editor Of tho 4" Star"

SiR,-The following solution Of the
Rebus in your paper Of Saturday last, is
respectfully submitted by M. II. b.
Screl-A town IN Canada.
Sulc-Ohen inserted in the Starr
Oars-Much used in the u. States.
Aisle-A course through which many a
regeneratod heart passes.
Sod-ln great perfection at the newly
ploughed lot on Millor-strcet.
Lie Roi-Rather roughly handled by
the French nation.
I" Rasselas"-Travelled in search OF
happiness.
Sea-llas been the place OF my abode.
.ae-Some,imes used too freely.
Seal-Used by the Editor Of the Star
when he closes letter to friend. II is
also the nam, Of an amphibious animal ol
some auto.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24

DO lodged with tho General Treasurer, at
least four weeks before the sitting OF the
General Assembly, at which the same is
presented tor final allowance, and by him
audited.
AT II o'clock, Ills Excellency the
Governor and the Honorable Senate,
loned tho House in Grand Committee,
for tho purpose Of elec,ing Senator TO
the Congress Of the United States for six
years from the 9TH of March next.
ALBEIT T.. Greene was nominated by
Mr Waterman, Elisha II. Potter by Mr.
Titus, and William Sprague by Mr..
Smith.
Six ballots wcro had, aud The following
,,,,. ia ,.auit
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24
For the Star.

SEAMEN.-To II contemplativo mind
this. class of the community presents an
important subject for consideration aud
reflection, waited rs they ere by the
bre'Zes oi heaven "over tho boundlcss
waste OF WATERS" 10 distant, yes far dis
tan, lands--cven
" From Creennrd's icy rcrn;airs,
from irdia's cors. strand,
Where Aific's sunry fountains
Roll down their golden sand
to the most remote corner OF .ho habita-
tie globe, on which the Footsteps of civ
lzed man have been imprinted, we shall
tind that these the sons Of Neptune are
the explorers ;--thoso that $50 down to
the sea in Slips" are the ones VIII, have
irodden tie soil, and the impress Of hose
character is found implanted in tho mind.
of rhe sons Of nature. They will picture
forth IN the radeness ofthcir imagination,
the InightiEoss Of the engine which con-
veyed them to tho shores whero nature
was presented in its simplicity, unadorn-
ed by art, untlnslled by the ornament Of
man.
The influence which this portion of our
iellow-men is rxeriing and will exert is of
almost lncalculable importance they act
as tho representatives of n whole milton
to the inhabitants of tho distant Islands.
Their doinss are looked upon as Being
in consonance with the views and feelings
Of those who arc their friends and coun.
lryincn. II their department is IN ac-
corGance with the dictates Of reason--if
the views they disseminate are in keeping
with the principles Of eternal tru,h-iIthcy
hav" for their standard Of morality the
rfecrpts ol wisdom If virtue mmrk their
course with uncompromsng integrity,
then will it be well that their adventurous
spirit led them to roam from sen to sea,
from shore To shore, from land to land,
and spread in all their course the benign
influence of peace and good will to their
fellow m'n. Then can they join and say,
=" At anchor laid, remote from home,
Tciing say sweet spirit como
Celestial breeze no longer stay,
Bu, swo!l my sails, aud speed my why -
TICK.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24

The mind 10 always undergoing fno
changes. Impressions fade, aud their
distinct new edge n worn Of, As nn
example: observe q portrait OF somo
friend during his absence. In the first
case, the lik'ness will lose much Of i,s
resemblance and power 70 strike. You
compare it with the original, and thou
sand points Of diaernnco appear. But
when The original is AWAY, The picture
grows upon ,on, and elaine at las, slmos,
the force Of reality.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24
Extract Of letter dated New Orleans
January LIST, 1884.

"The improvement: in freighis can only
bo tcmporrry, rs we know ot great mum
Der Of ships bound here, besides the re-
turn ships from Europe, which may be
expected 10 arrive in few weeks. Very
few Eritsh ships have ccmo in yet, bot
many arc expected. Undrr such cir
cumstaGcrs Reaction vii! undouhtcdly
take pIar", VIC therefore hope our friends
viii u"t be Induced 10 send us any of th.ir
vessels, calculating on moro than iitisht. "
- Ny. Cour. s. Enq.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24
Barreysrille, Jan. 60, 1895.

.NkYanehoiy Suicide - On Sunday last,
at Pittsburgh, John A. Sieb'acht, Ger
man, and carpenter by trade, commit
ted suicide, by discharging loaded
pistol into his head. He died four hours
after the shot, after having endured the
mos, excrucialing agony. He also shot
his wife IN the body with another pistol,
but the ball has been extracted, and .he 10
out Of danger
1t is supposed that the shot hi, wife re-
ceiyed was accidental-she having seen
two pistols in his hands, and suspecting
his intention to commit suicide, rushed
apon him and clasped around his body
to avert the awful dc ed; but the fatal bull
let sped to the seat Of vitality, and he
fell to the floor from hor inbrace. Strange
to say, his wife, wrapt up as she was in
her absorbing devotion to her husband
hastened to procure physician, un-
concious that she had been woundcd.-
1t was not until she returned with the
physician that the lIicking blood from her
own body first apprised her OF the fact
The deceased and his wife lived together
on aflec,ionate teims-nnd she fully aquts
him Of having neditated her death. He
was twenty nine years old mud has left
two children 10 regret the impious man
ncr of his exit. The cause OF this trag-
edy is supposed TO have been melancholy
brought on by pecuniarv embarrassment.
.a!cgha'y Democrat.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24

III .7Ntn !htr moved That Tho I'ahd
Committee adjourn to o'clock to-mor-
row morning.
Mr. I;!!inghasi moved 9 o'clock this
day.
Aier some remarks by Mr. Potter, Mr.
Allen, Mr. TiIlnahn'. aud Mr. ilazard,
the Graud Committee adjourned, by IL
grcemcnt, TO four o'ci"ck tins afternoon.
la the afternoon ionr more ballots were
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24

We copy the following article from the
Connecticut Herald -
Da. BaEcuga.--lt Is stated tha, DR.. j.
l.. Wilson, Of Cincinnati, has preferred
certain charges TO the Prcshytcry against
DR.. Beecher. These charges arc lst,
hc,esy. %, denial OF total depravily,-
Sd, perfecliosism. +th, SANDER Of the
Church. 5lh, Hypocrisy. DIR. Wilson
is Presbyterian Divine, Of high stand
ug la Ohu. II he il defeated in the
preshytery, he will carry the charges 10
the Synod and If defeated in the synod,
he will carry them 10 the Cencru! Assem-
bly,.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24

TENTH DisTGIcr.-Las.M Monday closed the
tug OF war in the old Day State. The election OF
all the importan, officers has gone by and out OF
the whole number elected, all save one nre true
ffiends to ,ls Wing cause. Nathaniel t. Borden,
,he Aninlaacnic Jackson caLdda,e for Bristol
District, has been elected TO the next Congress, in
opposition TO the Hon. William Bnyics. the pres
en, incnnbeit, by handsome majority. Below
We give the return Of votes from the several towns
iioui whic! ii appears that upwards Of 5000 votes
~ ere pocd.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24

Ears-Of no use to persons who sleep
in Church.
Rial-A Spanish coin.
Sailor-A character on whom l de-
pend altogether
Rio-On the Coast of Brazil.
Eorl-An order of English Nobility.
Sicie-Used in the manufacture Of in
cxpressibles.
Rail- Sometimes used to ride upon.
Lear-One of Shakspeaies heroes.
O,i-Wll always meet n fayorable re-
ceplion among men of trade.
POCATIl
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24
NORTHERN SH'AEe.
WARREN, r. |. SATURDAY, JAN. "a, 1925

Wa,ren Insurance Company. The
annual meeting of the Warren Insurance
Company, holden n, their Office on Mon
day January l2th, 1850, the following
named gentlemen were chosen Directors
for the yenr ensuing, viz james Max
well, William Carr, N. M. Wheaton, Jo-
seph Smith, William Collins, Paschai Al
len, Shubeal p Child, John Stocktord,
and James Drscol.
AT subsequent meeting Of the Direct
ors, S. =. CHILD, Esq. was reelected
President, aud Paschat .9Hen, Secretary.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24

TnE PnrsIDlNsy -Wo havo n letters
says the Delaware Journal, from Il well
Informed gentleman at Washing,, n,
which contains the following information
relative to Judge white, Of Tennessee
Ii is admitted that letter s'snrd by
tho Whole delegation in Congress,
(Messra. Grundy, Polk and Cave John
son exccpted) has been addressed to Nh
White, requesting h,In 10 stand for the
Presidency, and that he has returned an
answer acceding TO their question. IT is
aao understood, that he has expressed his
intention to disregard the minalionrof
a National Convention, and to remain in
the field in spite of such hn attempt to
dgil the p,rty into the support OF Van
Burcn. This affair causes great disturb
nnre among Van Auren's adhereu,s, and
well it may. for it cuts of his only hope
Of obtaining vote south Of the Potomac.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24

"lluve you read the Archbishop OF
Dublin's work on ,ransportions2" asked
a member Of the Athenpum, the other
day, Of another. eyes," was the reply,
''but cannot say was conricied by the
argument, or transported at tho style"
Ater all the talk about the mouniai
billows Of the ocean, tho height Of waves
in storm is only about twenty feet.
Yet have known practical sailofs, who
rated them at hundred.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24

The hiographcr Of Rogers, the poet,
observes of him, "No one has ever been
able to reproach him with the abandon.
ment of single principle with which he
originally set out with IN life" This is
no prpise. 1t is equivalent to confess
sion that he has either not had sense To
detect the errors Of youth or the candor to
correct them.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24

i'ne grand committee then, on motion
of MIR iia2aid, ajourned to 10 o'clock 10
morrow murnlng.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24

Liou'enan: William II. Taylor, Of the
Navy, died at Norfolk on Monday last
During tho late war he was for n time
attached to tho United States friga,e Con-
stituliou, and participated in some Of the
glorious victories achieved bv that ship
lie also served on Lake Erie under the
gallant Perry, where he was wounded.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24

A venerable old lady, who had a siuyu-
lar faculty for skipping the "hnrd words" IN
the text, in reading the bible to her little
grand children, came to tho passage
which says: ".And the Lord smo,e Abiiah
tho llit,itc, that he died." which she rem
dcre1 thus: "And the Lord smoto abb
jah- III &c II &c, that he did"
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24
.Nrrlcr oCtke Missionaries IN Smnaira

.Nrrler ofhe Missionaries in !Sumaira =
in,olia' nee has been iecrised by the
secretaries Of the American B"ard of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions,
that two aflhc Mi5siorarics, OF that Board
in the Indian AchireIago, The Rev.
Ates3rs. Samuel Munson and llcrry
Lyman, were murdered by the Bai,as,
White on their way from Tnppanooy
into the interior Of Sumatra. They had
previously visited Padang and the island
of Patio Mas; and at Tappanooly, after
d'liigeut inquiry, they we're encouraged
to believe that their contemplated journey
might be safely performed On the fifth
day however, after leaving Tappauooly,
June e8Ih,) coming Unexpectedly upon
IA io't, they were suddenly beset by armed
natives, and their interpreter taking i'm
mediate flight, they were murdered be-
fore they could make known their pacific
designs. Their widows were at Bata-
via III September, uader the kind care
Of the Rev. Mr.. Medhurst, OF the Lon
don Missionary Society. They had ample
provision for their pecuuiary wants, but
were of fcorsre very deeply afflicted.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24

CoLbrR YET. A correspondent or The!
New Haven Herald says, II servant glrl
OF his asked him on Monday, if he knew
how cold it was. He replied, 81 should
think the Thermometer might stand
quite near zero" al guess" says she.
''it is more than that, for Miss l.. told me
it was Al degrees helow .Tinrod."
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24

One Of Reidside's drivers on ono of the
western routes, was lately found frozen
to death on tho box Of the mail. A MN
and his wife were found frozen to death
in bed, during the late severe weather a,
Washington.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-24

Tho packet ship Formosa, which sailed
on Friday from New York, for Havre,
took out copy or copies Of the National
1ntel!igencer, containing the debate and
unanimous decision Of the Senate on the
subject Of our relations with France.
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Gan one generation bind sno,hss. and all 9TH
ev in succession. forever! l think not--Nothins
is t. bs considered unchungeable but the inherent
end unalienabls Rights Of Man."--ruoMAs
JEFFERSON.
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John T. Sullivan, of Philadelphia, who
was nj the last session Of the Senate re-
jected as a Director Of the bank Of the
United States, was 1--WE hear) on Thurs
day, last, rejected by the Senate as a
Psymaster in the Aamy, to which latter
Office no had been appointed by the Pres
dent during the recess, and recently nom
mated for confirmation. N. Y Inlet.
Grcenough is full Of wit. {" fear"
'nid lndy 10 him, "that shall NOT make
= good ln~'" "Oh. madam, iailI u,aks
the bust," "as tho ,elIy.