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'ne LONDON Courier) TINS may be regarded rs one
Oh 'hose events in modern times, whose con.e-
quehces Will be felt through long fu,uritv. Rut
II can hardly yet be regarded as complete; tboucb
~ Is not improbable that the decisive issue os The
struggle IN the Metropolis, will only be the precu,-
sor Oh similar success in other parts of the Turks
| empire. IL Is supposed. and with apparent reason.
mar the central corps of the Janissares being an
minated, In the spot, too, where, hitherto. their
turbulent authority was most effectively exercised
any partial instructions by the rest of the corn.
may be suppressed without much danger"
July OF MEXICO. The papers from Vers
Cruz To the I'd uit state the arrival of a CONVOY
OF mules, bearing 81 200, 900 in silver.-The
spanish Al which delivered last wear 10 the
Mexicans, sailed on the 18th June. with crew oil
ooo men, IRON Alcapuco for Vera Cruz. The
expedition from Carihagena is said TO be nearly rca
dy Tor sea; embracing % sail of yessels of war Sc
1t is said that President Boyer is very much
puzzled to raise the sums of money due to France:
mat The mines have been ransscied in vain that
uirect taxation would probably drive The people
10 rebellion and that the President talks of re-
signing his Office. The British Consul Mckenzie.
Is about to fail in his mission; " the circumstance
OF his having been ga-eted as coloured man did
MIN much injury in the estimation of the Havtiens
(as tenacious OF colour as the people of any other
co in'ry,) although it thought 10 be master
stroke OF policy by Englishmen.'' "A French
meet OF considerable force is expected at n srfolk
rom the w. indies TO avoid, it j. supposed. the
Eininociial storms. We all rememember the inn
pIessions OF reciprocal good will, which the visit
OF + en"h fleet the same port produced twelve
months ago.
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CREEK NHIpC

There has been considerable excitement in X
York respecting the detention of two fine ships of
war which had been recently bull, in that rort for
me service OF the Greeks All the facts have not
YET been disclosed But though Gen. Lalemsnd,
the first agent of the Greek Deputies, in London
has been superseded in his Office by Mr.. Constan-
tavIos sent out for that pu, pose vet il appears that
tnis measure was taken at the Generals request .
that he had no agency in the financial concerns,
SUCH as drawing the bills of exchange, and that his
friends repel with warmth every imputation upon
his character II is said that the circun stance
mar mas hitherto prevented their sailing was the
non payment OF the bills Of exchange drawn bv
their agent here on the committee in London. i.
About 100000 were raid in part several months
since. The expense of building and ecuippins
these two vessels was in all 900 900 dollars:
but the agents employed in this city who are t,s
OF our most respectable commercial houses would
not permit them to depart until they asceriained
the late et the bills oexchange drawn by the French
General for the balance. The Greek Committed in
London finding their bills coming upon them
rather fast, stopped short, refused payment, and
In April last appointed new acting agent in the
place OF the former. II is singularly unfortunate
that these fine vessels should have been detained at
this moment of travail to the struggling Greeks.
The following is the mos, authentic account from
the London Ledger of the l4th July) which we
have seen, not only of the two vessels in New
AS'N, Dut vi tilc means ana extent OF the
ments, which have been placed under the com
mand of Lord Cochrane:
The Etoile contains long statement taken
from The Augsburg Gazette of the 9th of July, of
the accounts delivered 10 the Greek Government.
by the two Deputies, Orlando and Lottrotes, who
are in Lsndon. Among the items of expenses are
the following:
Expended on the building Of six steam
boats fl23, GOO
Paid to the person who is to command
them, Lord Cochrane,) on account
of his disbursements, estimated at
100000, ~ .ooo
Three of the steamboats, are to be large. and
three smaller. The first of the three large ones
sailed for Greece in May, and it is to be hoped
the two others will sail at the end of June. As
for the three smaller ones thought there is not
money enough to finish them.
Sent TO America to build Two frigaies,
El55 900
Pay of Gen. Lallemand, 20O
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AVIS

SCHMIDT, Avoca rhonneur d'inforiner lea apo;c,,
Colons de SAINT Dominique, eur heriti
i'naiut- leSAaires, sc. ct general ous les
io i"denn'te promise lie Cow Francss
gun went he rerevo tons lea documens neeessre. do.
cI'stiCns de eette nature III fai en- consequence pi 40
aux habans De qui croiron avvr de, dro
''S 'So aupfc de- Ia commission PAL fOdonpanee
heyse du Mar $40, et Sc csreera, sill est neceaIe h
ia're rarvenr all Secrearc Chef De cee conmi.sin
fari tns les ti e., qui ui ce si,t
dufeer diectemeni lui, Office VS. Ia Pos.e
oamonf, on indrectcntn', all chaut les lie tie, ..
pEgues - '>''' T.
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u Viiue o deed of tust executed To- The t.c, -- I
Edward WALKER, bearing date the f7th Of Eys,b ~
ma ~ the erks oe Of Charfss city eonfy to Sc,
u'e we payment Of certain Of mnuey to Jo.rh g.
sh'm viii be sold al Charles Cisy Courhous on h. H. +
thursday ~ September next being day Tor said ronn,
cs"in ae OF parcel Of hand lying ~ said county, n, ,,f
'a'd trust deed. Terms cash. no ". CIiRfSI{Jy
Avg q. Iru'ns.
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Aug q
Irugt 80 ~ Ncgroes.

virtue o. deed Of trst executed by James pote's,r
" on The 18th June, 1871, and admitted recod ~ A,e
ga eIerS once on me 23d August the ame year Er tho
PuPo'e ~ seeuiug The payment Of debt due a. the late
e'in OF William Friend Tsisli proceed &, se for -
=, AneIa courthouse, The fourth Thursday in Seerb.,
neN nehS oo" day. all the Negroes conveyed in sd dc,J
emanlns unoid az former sale made IN Fehfusry te5f
9'sn ''''s ass vested IN nt a. trustee bai convey
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NOTICE

SUM y! au rney-at-Law, offers Ii, services o. III =
~ lOrmer Coloni.ts of ST. Domingo their hs;r' ~ '-
IS esee &c and il geneIs all persons having
Chains Of Indemnify onthe French GuYernn.ni Rein -
fss.ed of the forms preseribedb, the ordnance in r
oem o, ; de,eipo he will arrange the Necessary oc
he" ana d'a UP statements 20 them in pro,.
form VI required he will also cause them 10 be- -
Sied by the ordinance q 9;i Nav, ig.G s ''e
Letters, post paid, directed to this place OF u.r>ou,
eAIon; al NJ, the Post Office will be stend To-
Ar
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lrAVnu pnnn

n AlAvCH RACE cf one mile and repe,, ,,:,l H.. .
The Monn' AIRY Race Field for one Thou,a"d Doij-
." the "a Jay OF Sept next Fine sport i, exper,ed
S0-ti
~ hEeFEGtABLE FARMER Of Chester field COUNTY
% iwiet, ON and indicted dangerous wound on hun Is m
LIN .nat we man has entfeiy and IS now PEI
Aug. y. or, o..
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The University ofPUgulia has at present a.ou,
i'O students within its walls. Ii the Law Lectures
had commenced with the present session, it is car
cuiaed that the number would have Increased to al
least zoo. There are students from all the States
south oil Delaware. Two from New York. The
FACULTY are srlcter than they were during the last
session; and the students generally more ORDERLY
and sudious Why should there be single ex
ceptlon 10 this general result? Fortunate g,ni,,u,
81 sta bona nOrint! The Architects are going on
with the Anatomical Hall, and the Rotunda. or
the latter the Library and the PoTtico are rapidlv
advancing. The Italian Capitals to the colnmns
OF the Fortlco are OF the pufsst marble and of the
most besn'iin! Workmanship. The Faculty have
es'aclished Dispenssry to be attached 10 the
Medical School, and TO be attended three times in
the week by the Professor of Medicine and his
students; when medicines will be distributed on the
most liberal terms, and the students will have an
opportunity of seeing the attending patients.
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Ancm.Ic -.

VlRGINiA at rules held the clerks oiee of the
Thomas H. Walton pis;.,;s-
Against
baliersby Balowe, John Couch william, D. sander,o,
IT. ,o,. -, Defendants.
gwen security according TO the Of Assembly ana ti
, o 'i cou aud appearing that the said Balowe Is
not an inh'hdnt oi this state: On motion 81 The ,nt
e"un'e, Sdte, that the sad Barswe do appear here
on or oeiore November Cour, next answer the nlo;n
bill, and that cory Q. this be forthwith pubbsa in
ohe one oil me public newspapers Of the City OF Rclnon
Tor Two mo' suecesSvey, and that another co,y he ,nc
uf at the front door Of the Cou tloue Of This congy
copy is,te; X. ELDRIDGE, IL. u. c.
baVeshE h1iloweSir Take notice that shall ON tl,
2''h day OF September, 1926 arthe Cour ur In The
oil Cn'erland proceed TO take the affidavit, or denoson
o suhnry witnesses % be read Us evidence su drpeun.
10 me .eu'v count OF Buckingham county in chaucerv ia
wheh ah i'inih, aud you Jno. Couch and WIN D. San
d@rsOn are defendants. Yours, NC.
August %. - "n al ~
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-, GRAND
SLATE LOTTERY OF VIRGINIA
First Class, for the Jen,ft oft6e
MONO CgyyJ 1T11r

). !. COHEN, JyN'R AND BRorurps
~ r he pleasure TO to the public ,le e.,
=, T.elhe Of the GRAND STATE LOTTERY orr VJl;..
'ia ioI the promotion of Education ami thp Ic,.c,
w 1ononsaIa AcademyThe scheme !. arranged on tb
~ "i-fD ~ EN SYSTEM, which mode ii ,ra,,u,,
iseeurei by Letters Patent under The ST, , IsS
unrvalied popularity, " '"eo a"d
The whole to he drawn in one dly and viii t,t ,I,c. 90,
wednesday 9Th SrJieinher the city OF Richmond
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"TO damn with ercessivs yrai.e.',

Not long since the GO Literary Gazette spoke
OF Mr.. w ebster as follows:
I" Immortal man! whose eloquence ouistrips,
Rome's, Athens, England's, ancient, modern
AL More recently the " National Phiianthro-
pist' of Boston applied the following fulsome
Panegyric 10 Mr.. WIS Eulogium pronounced in
Fanueil Hall on the 81 inst:
To say of this production that il was eIo-
quent, would be too common an expression to
apply TO such performance. 1t was profound.
1t tcas sublime, it toas Godlike."
Godlike!'- quid minis! as Mr.. Walsh
lately said of the Eulogies themselves. What
will be say the buffers of the Biologists,
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Pay of Gen. Lallemand,

Rufus King, Esq our late Minister to England
and family, arrived at New York on Tuesday
evening, in the ship Acasla, from Cowes His
heai'h is said TO be much impaired, though some
what better than when he left England
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

The following toasts. given on the 4lh July at
Csnionment Clinch, near Pensacola, cool Clinch
presiding, and Com. Warrington one of The guests
are at once proof of the strong hold which Gen.
jackson has upon the feelings of some of the
army, and OF The Independent spirit with which
they dare speak their sentiments in the verv facs
Of the administration:
Geo. NJ TrouP and the Georgia Representation
in Congress. Their efforts in defence of State
Rights, deserve the thanks OF their countrymen.
"a cheers. -yNajor T,oiggs.
John Randolph The true patriot; the fearless
statesman Capt. Wager
The Soldier iriend; The Nations favourite; An
drew Jackson,-.Najor HTight.
Andrew jackson. His grateful countrymen will
remember his gallant services, and in defiance of
intrigue will reward them IS cheers, 3 guns
Capt. Ddde.
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10000 DOLLARS ,
$4,000 Tickets
NODE or nRAtr1,..

Il
ne N'In.s VIII be rut INTO Nhe, a. ,... -, ID.
s V'h'' W." ne put The Plies 5oss the def,r,,,.t, Il
,,' iH' we as"'ng 70 pfOgiess the usual ,,orr Tao
, pIilss 81 our Dollars viii be awarded q. fbr osJ "
W 49, % te Lottery, "a ilecass nav br lependrrf
~ "su'F'nS 81 NJ capital prize of TWe0fy Tl5f5rJ H.
nt' h 10 say, tht 10000 dollar prize should ror p .
uuI hummer then every oid number IN The sohr1ne viii
l,u 10 tour dollar Prile II the eDn1G dolsr ufile
yui' come ou 10 an even number. den ~ te ever,
Dollar. F''- W row
Odd Nr''5eys sHf witi g. g. ny a-Ires HImJ,-s .ss =
- T. o, sor p.
h mode Of drawing not 1nly permits Che Whole I f,s-,
U" ~ completed ~ drawing, ii hss rfeat I'd, .
% din-tltg The small pfizs rcs1ifiy 70 evy aifs,
number IN The scheme, ts he holder ~ two tte. m
shares o. tickets oneodd and Que even unber) Wij be-
tom ~ obtaining least one rfkr, ani 10 tire Sane 81, -
inp 'ehtme, nor ys'fri-'td from disains s rferr one
si1sy iicke,J therefore will necessarily obtain TtC
a., ifty. ~ gyabe iu CASH which rs usgo, o, CO.
~ % T. can he had fhs uose,1 f5e, rys I'm,
WHDIe 1tchefs So Oe Quarters Is
lIipes 30 Highths 81
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Spirit ofhe French-Revue .4n,ericaine in PA.
Tis, Sc. &c.

IT gives ~ pleasure TO lay before our reader, t, fllo,y
Extract from Mr. lie va,seurs letter The information bI
his respectable and particular Of Gen La F,vee rom
uneas' ofthe public mind in France very interesting
No plan better oaleusted dfue through France and
over the Conintn the blessings Of the &c In,on Of Am.
iica' than the one which he describes. We trust that the
Amencane will receive the liberal contribution, Of the
World and the support ofthe Old
ETtrdct Of a letter from Mr.. lie Vasse,,r. ,c,;,
zen at La Grange in June, 1926, 10 a Griend
IN VUginia. ''''
" has been long time, my Dear Sir, since
nave intended to converge with you--but every
day have been compelled to postpone in to.nor-
row, what friendship aud gratitude were imnera
uVeiy ana Immediately claiming at my hands 7
nave not lost the remembrance Of your kindness
Tor me, during our too short residence anono., on,
good friends OF Virginia, and never can FORGET
.he happiness OF meeting one of our old friends on
the RUNS OF Yorktown. Often, is that eIorious
feie the subject Of our conversation. and vo,r
name comes always naturally TO be associated y,i,b
'he eH IMPRESSIONS OF our unbounde satisfaction d
! WI! not enter into any details respecting de-
hgh'iui grance--tbe people are ever good. generous
enthusiastic, In the love Of all that Is great Our
journals nave already informed you of their noble
e1eTtIons IN favor Of the Greeks Every day, great
numbers Of Frencbmen are sailing, animated BY the
amoluon OF shedding their blood for those devoted
martyrs oil liberty. This generous and general zeal
OF pubic opinion, Is supported and encouraged bv
the councils the appIauses and the example of the
women You know that they arc always 10 bo
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C0EzEN'S

LOTTERY and Exchange Office. Pisb,,91S
Corner Orposte The Esre Ho,pi
- Where numerous cap1ls have been sfts;red pr;-,,
D" sny ~ r late Lotteries vi be- sivsd IN nlyn,rn
- Ofdcs ifom any pau ofthe u. Slate sHSar Nv mail
ENPslt or private conveyance. tneore de Csh rf Pie
TICKETS pc ay "a the Loefie will meet die ,lfoc qr,ut 9
lHnrtusi si."niion ~ n IN personai application.
80. o. tyiiEHi Jf * BROTHERS, ~ hncnd, ",
'v 2i--.!
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THE ARMY

Inc subject Of the following is entitled TO the
readers attention The Army will always command the lu vi
s"ance oil Tree people scarcely necessary speak
writer abilities 10 discuss the subject; his letter
sufficient evidence of them
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- "HHtttUN tNN1I COnDOnU
FiHEaet Of Assembly creating tbi. Con,nv I., H., a.,
Stockholders meet the first OF Serttnbgr los ~, ,,
trustee. In. Soekholdef, therefore requested g Net
on that day at Mrs. Bigger, Tavern in Prin, Ed me-
SIX miles above hamPden Sydney Coll.re. '''''S
RiCHiRIJ ~. VENABLE
THOMAS 4. MORROW
HENRT 4 VAVETVN
JOHN WORTOV
August p. 1926 '>i'N~''
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NOTICE

bOl(CE.
VIE ohee OF Steward TO the College of u1I,., L. NJ -
nsns vacant person. DESTROYS Of Obtaining the ,a,r.
VIII Apply TO Judge SemPe, the Professor OF Law WIN Ill
remain IN williamsburg during the summer. Wv "1
10 order that the Steward have opportunity OF sow
ing the College-farm with small an apronm.5, vii. b.
va . cary as and eon,sqaentiy speedy arpes;oI,
Aug. -. o. o., re- o..
b. As the notice published last year nav not be in Oh.
OF .ome persons who Re willing to acc IT tn.
OF Steward, he knew the advantage. held out 70 him
proper to'tate that, all the Students at William
for VII Board wa that oifeef, except such soe.y
tsa'ons NIT ~ board he viii be
IL sOo Tor the board Of each Student for the course
,,c aud washing he will be paid $50 more for
esi.n, h lie Is alowed the of the Brser,on, an
,on h, mouse with six good beside the garnet
col.r, ,h pl1 oy The college, the farm attached o,h
WIN one hed enclosed with new fence: an ext.p-
no ana all The rooms III the college and the outbou.es
appropriated, tee of rent; In addition he mac
n; Pa. Wood Tor ,ne use Of the Kitchen which j, so COVE
en' rs require but little haul Il h, the dor an
PRISON WIN growing family who wished IL, .ns,s ~; 40
drtn' nigh; find il much his advantage 10 oh ,b ~,
on especially Al the '-ee should be vel. a,s,sd s ,h
me institution hopen willie in hvr. ,m, Aanrs
Prnfess.r Of Law. 1850 aN'euSe y! tue
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wM. W. HENING, c. C.

v IHGiNiA ~ ruie' holden in the clerk, Office Of N.
the 1h day August, 1896. >
David Il. Williams pier -
Against @HH'
Ha'u 1rcehhi exor OF Pa.cal Greenhl the rounre-
t:uniuu n', sheriff Of Nouo~ay and admir-. o. samuel
~. H. 49, "'i'e's Defts.
defendant Edmund Wills having dcpaltcd hi. life; br
ohth' OF "iim H. Wien Sergeant the CITY OF Rich
"ohu TO whom the estate Ut IT.. Edmund Will hath H..
eonhh,ed Tor adn'"istra it Is ordered. that this suit -
III against the said Wten his character
copy. reste. WAl w UFNISS :. '
ri, Co"missoner's Office, Bichr,end, stA Aug. iszs
'ue lmUes Interested ia ann, ND
OF the 5is ur January S2G, ave hereby notified t, h..
sp!oin'ed hondy the sd day of October neat al 10 Ioe
~ ''s inSfhin % conarncr al this oicr p,riornan,r
the duties required coniin.oner of the cour, h. 81
@ tDe and place the said parties are herelv
required 10 attend, with all document, and r
10 enable me without unnecessary DELAY to perform Ia
Aucus 90. an S"n
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"senh euior of Paschs Greenli the yourr.-
Edmund Wills sheriff of Nottoway and ,,in;n
Ireenhili dee Nathaniel H. Jouss rxoi. OF Franc.
ana Oa.hsiihe Jones. widow, William Gaines admir- oS
y "a "olshan and Sarah his wife, Philip Jones and nlav
~ ~, "ar aud David Samuel, Philip W. and Eaabe
'oL 90, rar OF Riehsrd Hail. and Lon,
liam and Mary Jackson Mary A. p I;rane;s y q, Eli;
, 'I'b;. '' - Hnu ~ ". y. Lewis. Diets
cause came on this day TO be heard the bill answer.
eA"in ahd examination OF Witnesses aud wa, a,ru. h..
counsel; On consideration whei eof the cour, doth ,sr M,
' uu"' prayed i"r by the bill 10 its Comni,-
VINO ,ectef 10 examine, state aud settle the said
account to such othem as the parties may
'u report Tue saneto the with matter. ,p,r,i
stated feemei pertinent by himself or which NAV be Ieeir
ny The pariiCg 20 I've stated 1sN
a Tnsfr.
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u iholNiA At Superior Court Chanc,rv h.I,., =,
January, 1896. ~ ''s' Jay ot
David c. Williams, p,;.y
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-26
THE PORTRAIT.

Oh yes these lips are very fair,
Hall lifted to the sky,
As If they bresthed an angels prayer,
Mix'd with mortal's sigh;
But their'sis is not the song that filings
Der evenings still IrS ynings
Its cherish'd witchery;
No these are not the lips whose tone
Sad memory has made her own.
Aud these long curls of dazzling brown
In many isiry wreath,
Float brightly, beautifully down
Upon the brow bchesth
Blu; tbese are not the locks OF jet,
For which soug.t the violet,
On that remembered heath;
No, these are not the locks that gleam
Around me in my twilight dream.
And these blue eyes--a very saint
Might eavy their pure rays
Arc such MS limuers learn to paint,
And poets long TO praise |;
But theirs Is not the speaking glance,
On which, in all its young romance,
My spirit loves to gaze |;
No, these arc not the eyes that shine
Like never setting stars on nine
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-26
a#tscclIaHD.

The following extract is made
from an Grafton delivered on the
The late Anniversary at Ebensburg.
Penn. by Moses Canan, Esq -
!" The encouragement given 10
circulation ofnseinl knowledge has
Increased the number -of daily and
weekly newspapers in the United
States, beyond all example in any
other country. 1T is little more
than a cenisry since the Printing
Press was established in America. =
AT the commencement of the 'Rcvo.
Tuition there were very few DeWspa.
pers, and they were confined in their
Circulation prircipally. 70 our com
memial cities. Now, in addition to
numcrons literary Journals, daily
and weekly Newspapers are issued
from almost every county town, and
principle villagc'in in the 'Union-thus
widely diffusing knowledge and USE
ful Information Of every kind. A
newspaper gives 10 us /" the passing
tidings Of the times" 1t is a cheap
book for our children. 1t amusc,
and instructs, gives them taste fui
reading and for seeking useful infor-
bnation. Nothing bnt absolute pow
erty should prevent any father Of a
Family from taking at least one News.
paper. conducted with a view 10 ra-
tiona1 amusement and general in-
|struCti0n.'' r
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-26
From the New-Y ork American.


rHE WICKED SHALL NOT GO UNPUBLISHED
There is 50 much sound sense and
lust feeling. in the annexed remarks
Of the Philadelphia National GA
kettc, in rotation to the case of the
assassin, Beahchamp. and the female
associate oc his crimes, that we cam
bMt bat commend them to the ferus-
al nf all our readers. P
Tie tone in which, they are writ
ten is the more valuable, from the
contrast il exhibits to that Of some
Uthcr pubic Journals, which in'speak-
ing Of this tragic event, have made
BeaucIamptl,e victim III sensibility,
and tho abandoned wretch who insti-
Sathd his ferTiOus resentment, an
erring bit unfortunate woman, more
entitled to the oammisseratioD, nay.
almost to admiration, than abhor-
renee. W
!" Embraring the whole history Of
the case. it may be declared one Of
tho most striking and awful combi.
nations Of Desperate revenge. harden
ed guilt, and fatal result, wlic h has
ever been offered, whether in real
life, the drama, or the pages ri ro-
nance. to the wc nder and dctcsta-
ton Of mankind. NJ poet, or nov
clist, has conceived story moro
narrowing. nor framed lesson more
powerful against the indulgence Of
licentious passion. .e
~The wfctched female. It appears,
WAS originally corrupted by the per.
son WHO WAS the fIst sacrifice in the
tragedy a man Of elevated rank IN
the profession oftho law aud the SO.
ciety Of his State the scducer found
q husband for her in Bcaucl,amp. and
promised, as the culprits affirmed. n
piece Of land in consideration of the
marriage /; this promise, according
40 the same testimony, was violated,
and an attempt made to deepen the
woman's infamy, by charging lier
with having brought forth a proof oI
grosscr lfbcrtinism. The rancouI
Ut disappointment, the thirst Vi ven
gcance, cxaspcratcd her fierce spirit
and gave a truly 'lsinoniac char""' /.
- 900 scheme Of '...,steucr.-
In Beauchamp' 80 soc,a to hay