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I'VE AT'HS.

roxNrsrc Died Thursday the both ult aer short
l,oc Ellen Of Richard and Mnry Burke, Of this cyn
the m y.n of her age. She l GIRL whose hn
snIr uniab,y affect OF all who were e
parents, who doated upon heif
abla pain in its unmcy end But, "Ihe wsy o.
inserutnbe and the! resign Iu.ss
humility 20 the will Of that Power which the prFec,Io
aa.{r Revolutionary dpar,dDed az s sS 20
,doncr on Nonsy the IGN II Cc,olet, N the 20 y "
Csntan Sic phen Johnson hr county OF "Goca"' ~
lasted hu. hosrs brins in his usual n%an On b ReSou,ou.
av kous he claimed pension lie acted a. n so xa0r
~; immediate nrshborhood for the last ~ OF 4oJ'a,
" I'D lie was Kind neishbor, indulstnt MASTER
an parent" and o"s man, Few men Dt b O
u universally tegte'"o " h "
"' ,. ,cous n,anre. .hsG Capt. Iohns'n
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NEWS FROM FRANCE.

The accounts of the ~ \. fs1ritr: PhtiGdeph'H m
ou;r,r and Hiunnl IutAigencer cnncernrg dispatches
By the last packet from lavre, and the exprrss winch
carried them To Washingon-turr ont to 1e f'uhoogs
The following from Wednesdays Globe, sA'~s up The
whole story ,rL;
nr;r,s IF NV York. Of the arrival Of an express with
French nws, and adds its own authority t"suppon them
II IS all false rnnor No dispatches have been received
at Washington by express otherwise, unless per.
o",;nn r,,r ,Ic French Minister. Should this br The
CASE j, is probable that following the precedent get orr
inc Grnc,s time they will submit the matter to tSs pub
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TUX TIE E-I CIRhH
A NEW THING.

A NEW THING.
"ta As rounds Of tcrd but :hs kss Of IN easmy arc
de:eiyaL"
There are creatures that would steal into city, in
quest of PLUMBER when plague, pestiencc and famine do
the work Of the destroyer, and when death is in every
house. There wreches als0 who will foment poll
tical agitation advance their s'lsh ends, and who
would ruin their country to fill their own pockets.
will not undertake to decide which of these two classes
sinks the lower III degradation. Yet there is tool,ha-
dy villanous daring, and contempt OF death, which, IN
some measure redeem the former, while there is no re-
dccming trait in the sncaking frauds Of the latter.
Whether NJ. NJ. Noah and his Southern coPyiss are OF
the latter it is my province 10 determine. A vEu
Gus and intelligent people will do them justice. But
what shall! say of the paper pub
lshed in N York as an auxiliary TO the notable "deten
ders of Southern Rights" With whatever intent this
paper may b. published it DO no good to Southern
Rights Southern Rights want no such champions
The mischefs Of encouraging the circulation OF SUCH
paper at the South obvious 10 every intelligent
Soulhron, that they nerd not be pointed out IL IS
enough so far Virginia concerned that no true ana
loyal will thank any stranger to discuss the OF
Abolition him, whether pro or CON- much less WI" ne
b. taxed for Anita BOLTON papers from the North IS
as much the interest Of the North as 1t is OF the Soun
to preserve our Union; and, happily there are paI%s
cnounh North and South, to pnt down both the Adolf
ton and CAN'T Abolition" agltalors-Aye, to put down
Whegery in all its shapes and forms We arc OF age
and want no guardians. ,,,,,r,.,
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Tie Mammoth Cheese which was presented TO Mr.
Jefferson by the Rev MIR. Leland Behalf Of the Re-
pubcans of Pittsfeld, mas been recently initiated by
has made one, two feet thick and feet in creumfer
ence weighing about 140O lbs and elegantly bound and
inscribed to Andrew Jackson President Of the u States
als" TWO others, weighing $50 lbs. EACH bound and in
scroeq IN Inc same manner to be presented TO the Vice
PRESIDENT and to the Governor of N. York-The Jack.
son cheese Is ooPed round with "a slaves representing
The States oil the Unon and the whole ghly bound
gcther with an enormous lfirkory ho"plt is ornament
I'd with various deviccs-such as "ihc Luioa il must
be preserved" K c. &c.
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in lS3,j.
= In lis letter Of April lusl, Mr..
: Livingston fully cniorces Tie priu-
/, lciple, lhu, the President is bound
D TO communicate information TO
{! Congress in other WORKS, oi' one
: department Of the American Co
vcrnmcnt TO nm0thcr-and their
: irrnspun.iLilily, on this account,
Ia any Foreign Nati"m.-ilc mr-
sucs the question nj great length,
iand with immense fotcc-und re-
irrS to this very correspondence
between our Commissioners in
I'9S, and Mr.. Tu!lryrand, to show,
ihal "although the message ofilic
President YVES alleged ~ the cause
Iuf the refusal To receive the Mi.
'Inistcrs, yet without any such ex.
'Ipluuniinr' from the Presidency
their succcsSois were hvnorubly
Inccrrdited."
But Mr.. l.. docs not stop here
|" Earnestly DESTROYS (suys hc) uf
restoring the good understanding
Between tho two nutiOns, as soon
as n dissatisfaction with the Prcsi-
Tents Message WIS shown, | sup
pressed every feeling which the
mode OF expressing that Lissn,is'
lnction wus calculated TO produce;
aud without waiting for instruc-
1tions. | hasteucd, OH my own re-
sponsihilily, 10 make a communi-
cu,ion 10 your predecessor in of.
;icc, on the subject. lie then
.ocs on to state, that his rNPluna-
tons hud since "rcccivch from the
President his full and unqualified
appreciation. lie then proceeds
TO notice the objections which had
been made to the Message: "FirIt,
tina, it impcuchcs the good fifth Of
his Mnjchy's Government. Sc
Ecuntly, tint it contnins u menare
Of enforcing the performance Of
the treaty, Iry rcprisals. lie tx
anincs the 1t objection, refer. TO
the Message itself, and TO The En-
plantations which he had previous.
I! Is given Of il, aud conrIu.l"s by
saying: "Thns, sir, the President,
; in stating the nrt. Of which he
thought his country Ind D right TO
complain, dons mt mike single
mputa,ion Of improper motive,
aud TO avoid all misconstructi0n,
no oilers L voluntary declaration
that none surII were Intended. u
He then tnkes up the second poin,
shows by reference TO tho Mes
cage Itself. that i, di'chiIns all III
|,cniion to menace Frnnrr-nnd he
shows, from the very character OF
the transaction, ind hv references
10 similar historical facts, that
such expressions involve no direct
menace or iEdigniiy 10 France.
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MAR RI AGES

Married. in King & Queen, by tho Rev. Nh Goodman, mr. ga.
muc Richmond, TO Mr.. Mary bunk daughter o. Tue "
Al, JoLn Carlton and widow Of the late Dr. Banks. ..,
Macd Wednesday, Chares Marx Esq Of Eichm9i
v,nia, E!zah>,h RSsa daughter Of samuel nays I4 "
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The WASHINGTON JMoaumsnt--lt is expected that the
Foundation Of The Monument will be laid on the next
anniversary Of Washngtons Birth pay III IS to
Pnn sb with an Observatory and Lanthorn at it's
to have i, constructed of materials collect
ID from each State in the Union
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sldent and understands every thing at the seat of 60
Vrnment no matter how CONFIDENTIAL has lately return
20 NOME, better informed American affairs than any
e,W0manflc at Washington. He knows the temper of
zen jackson wo, and it would be admirable stroke
OF Pohcy 10 advise France for the honor Of nonarchi
Cal government, not 10 pay the indemnify without expa
nations while, the other hand, he might safely hint
10 MS TREND, Mr. Van Buren,, that the dignity Of the
llesuen would be compounded by such expla!Ia toms
IN ,hs anbdextrr position, if nnn-ntrrc"urse en-
SUED: who would benefit by it, The British ulanutactn-
TT II war rnsurd: who would be the carrying power:
Great Britain"
we ought perhaps to apologize TO our readers for
Pnorlng so much of The article, relates TO MIR.
Vaughan itIs altogether yratuitouS We should risk
hotihg III asserting that il is absolutely false. Not
wh'sPrr has probably escaped MIR. Vaughan either u
MT, van Burrn-or t, tiir Ministers Of France. But
Such stuff only shows the tac:y with which this subtle
Editor can invent facts devise suggestions to deceive
the public.
Our business is with the precedent which he draws
from Mr. Adamss Adninslraon-and the contrn$t he
cuhhngly attempts 10 institute between that and
Tie one HOW before
w IN would not infer from bis expressions. that
commissioners in 'HS, ''thnsr honorable, high mnd'd
men, The friends of General Washington, did deem
eircouhtry dlSgIacrd its great Patriot disnnnred by
making crpannons that the atc minister Of the L.
States. Mr. Livingston, refused TO make any-and That
IS because we have ;an lrnprtuous, illadviScd and
passionate ruler at the head Of government that
these explanations have not been made Nj. NJ. Noah
should have known AT the very moment he making
THESE nSnuaons, that they entirely falseand that
Mr. Livingston has made explicit explanations To ih.
present Cabinet of France; our Commissioners
made in gS
ter in l55 We quote from the celebrated dispatches
OF our Commissioners in IS, find them in the 9TH
' oil OF Waites State Papers-and from Mr. Livings-
ton Letter TO the Due De Broglr Of the 2ot last April
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u A meeting of Tho County Union," consisting
of delegates from the different Temperance Societies Of
BuckinghamO will be held at Hope Meeting House,
Oh Saturday the 4 inst The friends of the are
earnestly solicited to attend Nov. &.
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The Republicans Of y. York in both branches of the
legislature will put their Veto. is hoped, upon the
great mammoth, Bank, which has been proposed by
Wing paper.
The scheme of charcring the U. S Bank, under
FORM by the Legislature Of Pcnnsy lVanIa Is not SO
Of success in that dy-l true, the Rtne party
have carried iority in the HOuse-Ihe fhiadelpha
Advertiser claims - Wings and Ant.masons, to %
Vol and Mrblenburg men-but in the senate, Inc
trends of the Administration retain the asccndancy-ln
the proportion Of ~ Republicans il Wings and ANTI
Alasons-Ths majority will be sufficient to arrest The
mlschleVous movements Of the Opposition
P'arsand Potaoes-Thc Augusta Chronicle describes
a Pear, which was brought from Alabama. and weighed
one pound and six ounces. This is dwarf by the side
of the Green Mountain Pear, which wcghei AZ
But that region of Virginia is beginning TO be fanlots
not only for its fruits but its Irish Potatoes The Warm
Springs have long been celebrated for this excellent
geabe-but We have ust been favored by friend with
three spf cimens Of the Potatoes which cultivated
by Judge Taylor of Botctourt county. They the
long Mercer Poatoc-the yellow and the dark skinned
They were all excellent of their kind. Why cannot
the Valley of Virginia furnish the East with lis winter
supply Of this necessary production?
The Niles Gazette lof Michigan) is coping with the
New England and New York papers in extraordinary
productions of the St Joseph county boasts OF
turnp, of 23 lbs. II o. wcight-of radish, measur
ing 30 inches in Is inches around,
and ~ inches long-and onions from - TO "A ounces.
Transit of .Nereury-The Planet Mercury will pass
the Sun to. morrow, the eth November The phe-
will begin about DC after midday, and END at
% after 3. The nearest approach OF mercury 10 ING
Suns centre viii! be 20 M after 3.
-.
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few months concentrate thousands Of troops If
itls aken they wilhaye no footing among s aud the
power of the nation cannot re establish one Fellow.
Cizehs There many fighting our batllcs more from
sympathy and from drtcstatnn uf oppression than from
These generous and heroic individuals should be sustain
as service. Arrangements ,nukng in Bruzoria und
Nalagorla, to send Them supplies of provisions amm.
milton. &c. Columbia and San PHILIPPE nnght TO, and
have doubt i'll do the IF subscription papcrs
started, the people will literally Contribute ir .nr
again mpl"rc you To turn out promptly and universally
and repair I" Gonzales. In this case We will couo,r
and that suddenly.
Ours Is rebrll:cus revolutionary or voluntary
warfare. II has been forced up..I Justice Liberty
The CONSTITUTIONS and the God OF Battles are on our side
aud The proud and imperious Dictator, Santa Anna will
be made to irrl and know from blood bong experience
That people who have adopted the motto Of their
tors Liberty Death, will crush and laugh 10
las tyrannc attempt to cnsave them. This campaign
will but little interfere with the consultation which is
truly indispensable to ut present. ii the is over
they will assemble the place appointcd if not let the
members equip themselves for battle, repair to The camp
and in short time they may enjoy the proud satisac
ton of holding the consultation within the walls Of San
Antonio. will leave Brazora for the camp at Com
zales TOMORROW, and would be glad that as many
could equip themselves ly that time would bear me com.
pany. Those who cannot be ready tomorrow should
continue prepare Their services will be valuable, if
they can Join US 10 is days hence feel every
fdence that there will be within few days upwards Of
wv '''''''-a '. '''N''| WM H. WHARTON
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Il
IN 1893.
g." The minister il'allcyrnnd) re
piled, thut without doubt, the di
rcctory wished very sincerely O.
our arrival to see Il solid lricndshi
! established between Franco mn
the United States, aud had mum
instc,i tliis disposition by the rcu
dinrsS with whirh orders for nlI
4'ussports were given: Tint tn
directory had becu cxtrcmcl.
wouhied Ivy the Inst SPEECH Ofie
ncrni Washington, made to Con
srrss when about to quit the Ollie,
Of President of the United Suites
and by the first und lat speech o
Mr.. Albums: That explanations
Of these spcechcs wee expected
and required ii u: Gen. Pinck
ncy expressed his surprise that thu
speech OF General Washington
was complained OF, ana sud thi
was new complaint. Mr.. Tai
lcyrand merely observed, that ih'
directory was wounded at it: unt
proceeded"
tLcnrr Of March 2d, '95.
/" Pamphlets, openly paid for b!
the minister Of Gfca, Briiaia, hnv,
Reproduced, in every form, thosI
insults and c:,!umnirs, without !
stats Of things 50 scandalous hav
ing ever attracted the attention d
the Government, which nigh
have rcprrsscd it. Gu thu con
trary, the Government itself wa.
intent upon encouraging this scan
daI, in lis public acts. The ES
ecuiive directory has seen itsclI
denounced in speech delivered
by the President III the course Ul
the month Of May last %. 5. It.
cndruvoriug Ia propagate anarch.
and division within the United
Stulrs. The new ullics which
the Republic has acquired, und
who are the same that contributed
10 the Irdcuc.,dcucc of the Anne.
ri ru, have been equally insult
ed !, the ullicinI rorrespondcucc,
which have been uudr public, OF
in IN. ,,rwspnpcrs."-.Hr. Jail,u
rnn,l.S Letter Of March 18Th, Tvs
You cumnlrin OF the spcccI, Of
,Ic President u;udc TO Cunyrrs. II,
N,. lac, Il ,I,.,,,,,r.. ynu .,v
,I,,.'.,a..,,,:, J;..,,n,w y: s.,r.i,
;. ,N1 ,,'.,,,.,,,,n -. ,nJ Il;
v;s;n NJ ~ ,i,n I;n;,rJ S,,ic. Tb,
rnn.';,",;on ~ ,I,. If.;,cJ S,a,.,
; o",.'aa ~" ,L :" p'..;,Inn, nj, inn,
.mi,u', , , y" ' a. I'LL go, ,;r,o
Io, ,; "H,. H., ' i,'",. ''o ;',,",
" ''"c'sNe " Wv Lc ,, :'o >,
n'nt'o" o. tic .'".e % '"c o1'o":
ous Non'I''ss'onG'h '"e" us
close l" 1 aiie!fah'l Tue citcuh''
stances WHICH gave rise 10 'hc cA
preSsI"n 10 Alr. Aia"'S's message;
They refer TO 4 hitler speech OF
The frr"ch directory, ~hen thel
tn,E l,:,vp nj Air Nunrpc. and
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MoRrIf caRnLLNn

The Legislature has finally passed the Bill for taking
te sense of the People the subject Of Contention;
the House Of Commons having acccded to the amend
mens OF the Senate The bill provides "ta the House
OF Commons shall not contain less than 80 nor more
than 10 members. c1ousigo Of Borough Representations
which IS len Discretionary with the Convention to abo-
fish. either in whole or in part"
The Legislature has declared the Office Of Attorney.
General vacant in consequence Of Gen. h. NJ Saund-
efs having hIed the Office Of Commissioner under the
Federal Government j. X. J. Daniel member Of the
House Of Commons and jealous friend Of the Admin.
straon, was elected to I'll the vacancy by decided ma.
ioriiy over Gen Ircdell
Robert Potter has been expelled from his scat in the
House Of Commons by vote Of G2 60 So in consc.
quence Of some gaming Transactions which are stated by
a Correspondent of the Fayetteville Observer
The Legislature expected TO adjourn on Saturday or
Monday last
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nnAr1fr,,.rr nc
MADISON Comm IInrs

TO Danid f. Slaughter Esq -
Dear Sir The undersigned, having been appointed
Connttec, in reference the instructions which Won
are aware going in this county to instruct Won
to vote against B. w Leigh as United States Senator.
now take the liberty Of transmitting the result Of our in
vestgations You will discover that 4lI persons have
signed the Instructions; all Of whom we believe 10 be l
gal voters From the best information we can obtain
we believe there about COO in this county We
hope that yo will give early of The
receipt OF IN 'ncation. Surprising it not to be
out of our d. hat bnt l;tiI crctI;o,, 80
used TO obtn w. and ,,,,, 90
Of the opnloi., Lose IL
have not signed, are in Ia, r
which is respectfully submitted
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Then they speak 10 him in language to be mistaken
Iotetor M Rres! Win he have the recent Instructions
Agreed Then they tell him. plain black and white
can make Il, Fotc fer Mr. kircs But, pcri1ps he will
take ncithcr-and likes the doctrine of saltcrnatves"
"iuturc contingencies, ''new devoopements from the
people, &c, &c, &c Well he take the latter,
and reject the former In doing which, he will misepre
sent large majority of his constituents
IInn tI,INN
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On Monday, Mr. Slanard addressed a strong arou,ncn
at the bar Of The House Of Delegates, against the add
tonal subscription by the Common Hall On Tuesday
No Wicklam appeared at the Bar, the same side
lis speech IS said 70 have been fine and beautiful one
On "Wednesday and Thursday, Mr.. Chapman Johnson
the City Delegate replied, and commended most ably both
measure.
Yeaefdag the bill came mp on ils second reading Sc.
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TO r.

GEETLEMLS
(oi BotetourD as reported in your pay,. -
IN cPy TO remarks made by myself he uses the follow
ing language feel it my duty notice this mart Of
the gentemans speech his object is no doubt to ex
cite the LEGAL pcjudcos Of Eastern Virginia i'm favor of
Mr. Leigh and against MIR Rives and the Ucsern DeoDle
The poprlcty Of step Of this kind by Senator from
Western District will leave to tho gentleman and his
constituents to settle"
NOW, Vt Mr.. Anderson used any such language in the
Senate did not hear it. If he used any expression
which, In the most remote manner conveyed The idea
Tint 1t was my intention to excite the people Of the Fast
against the people Of the West aud my own constituents
1t escaped do not say that Mr.. Anderson did moi
use such language, but do say that heard none such
Such charge or imputaton would have received from
me prompt and decisive denial For so Gar as can fe
collect no observation made by me on that OK any other
occasion, justified such language OF thing am
perfectly certain that ] had no intention whatever 20
array one portion Of the State against the other Such
an attempt would have been at war with every feeling
hitherto, or now entertained by Ny object wns rs
then stated, to prevent MIR. RYes if possible from be-
ing supported in the Wcsfor opinions which the East
did not believe hc cntcrtanodand 20 ascertain his opi
mons from his friends TO prevent what believed was
thcn dong-that ~, representing him in the West az
maintaining the principles Of the white basis and in the
East what - commonly called the mixed bassBc rood
enough to publish this letter in your paper.
Respectfully yours. DAVID McCOMAS
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HORTENsIUs.
~, Tie .Mschlentarg md Iiaiifar District.

ENt(C- TtF.kF
You authorized and requested To announce in
your paper, that ia the event Of Mr. Lo0ASs refusal
become canddate to represent this District i'll place
Of DR.. Atkinson, resigned Pr,ToS II. BrawsLI,
Esq. OF Meckcnburg, Will be brought forward for that
Office. MANY VOTERS
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u We are requested 10 state that Maj CHARLES
fANeEf VIII not be candidate for the ensuing Legis-
ature, at the Spring elections
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u We are authorized To announce HESRY L. IIopKrxs
as candidate to represent The County of Powha.an
the next Legislature of Virginia
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Eriraet ETA ieacr from tennessee of Dee. %.

For my own part consider The selection Of proper
candidate for the Vice Presidency be matter Of great
consequence in the present crisis. Those who believe
that the Monopoiss will not put Van Buren's couraoe
to the test, should he be elected President as tev have
done Cen Jacksons, must shut leir eyes to all the
lights Of experience and their minds TO all the suepcs
tons of reason When did stock jobbers brokers' and
shayers, associated together, for instant from tile
pursuit OF worldly gain, and political powcr Or when
did they pay the least respect TO the restrictions Of writ
ten constitutions They have had and never will
have any other guide than their interests nor any
other object than the qualification Of their own ravenous
cupdity hold it, therefore, that the next President
should have strong hacker in the Vice President My
own personal feelings in favor Of Philip r Barbour
II he shall be nominated voters will cast their guf
IIages for him with heaILX GOOD niM
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OF the Legislative bodies. So, likewise as the re-
iusa Of the French Chamber of Deputies to pro-
vide for the execution of Treaty, soemnly con-
cudcd according To the forms of their Constitution.
Is now wantonly ascribcd somethiag in Mr. Rvcs'
dispatches, the rejection of the British government
them oil the arrangement entered into by its accredited
minister gravely charged to passage inserted by
express direction of President Madison in one of the let
tiers OF the Secretary of State Mr. Erskne which was
nic Majesty. But while these disingenuous attempts
were made by the Federal party of that day ascribe
the rejection of MIR Erskines arrangement IL some fault
OF their government, Impartial History held her int
quest and justly traced that rejection the encourage
nn given to foreign outrage by the desperate violence
oil domestic faction May not the cause have had
IT'S influence in the present instance, in c,nbodenn,
France to violation of her pghted faith aud the con.
tempt of her solemn engagements,
A FRIEND OF TRUTH