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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-11
AN ODD FISH.

The following account of an odd fish, is from
DR.. Mitchill, addressed 10 Messrs. Jerolman &
Alderman, Fishermen at Spring. street Market,
at whose request it is published. ~ 2. finn.
Gsnilsmen:-The parts of a shad you left yes
,erday at nay house appear TO be the genital
There is mixture Of the sexes, in the individ-
ual whence you obtained them. One is evident.
ly roe, and the other mill; showing the fish TO
have been hernaphrodite.
The like obtains in land animals. L was In
formed that heifer, Of the bi-serical organiza'
ton, and called a"Fremartin," was killed few
weeks ago in this city, and the beef sold in the
Centre Market. Hermaphroditissus, or jum-
BILE Of sexical organs in one individual, is not
an uncommon occurrence in the animal crea,
ton. And, you gentlemen, have the merit OF
establishing the fact, of its existence occasion
ally, in the inny race.
am, with respectful feeling, yours.
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-11

Mr.. Roosevelt Saltonstall has given lecture
in N. York on the self-moving power ofia wheel,
viii CHI will generate its own power, and revolve,
for the purposes OF the mechanic world; the
simplicity Of which is easy to the smallest ca
pacity. Mr.. S. is confident that he will be
more successful in his project, than Mr. Red
heffer was.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-11
Valuable Statistical Tables.


Valuable Statistical Tables.
CTATISTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS Of the territorial
- extent and population; Commerce, Taxation, Con
sumption, Insolvency, Paupersm, and Crime, of the
British Empire--"Every line moral, every page
history" l vol. 8vo. S175.
Uranias Mrro:, view Of the Heavens, consisting
of 81 large cards, which represented all the Con-
stellatons visible in the British Empire, with Aspins
familiar treatise on Astronomy, 50.
Joyces Practical Chemical Mineralogy with plates,
vol. So Is.
The Chemist, published weekly, by Knight & Lacey,
containing many plates, 2 vols IS so.
The Shooters Companion, or directions for the
breeding, training, and management Of Settlers and
Pointers-plates, 81 50.
illustrations Of Shakespeare, comprised in go Wig
nette Ensravings, 81 Is.
The Dying Peasant, and other Poems, by W. Carey,
Is cents.
Greys Memoria Technica, or method Of Artificial
Memory, 81 so.
Much ado about Nothing, No. 9. Of the American
Theatre, with Portrait of Miss Kelly.
Portrait of Miss Kelly, as Beatrice, engraved by
Longacre, "a few proof impressions) 81 so.
Portrait of cl Libertador Simon Bolivar.
Do. of Lafayette. engraved by Childs
A Candid and impartial Exposition of various opIi'
ons the subject of the comparative quality OF the
Wheat and Flour the Northern and Southern statef'
in letter from John c. Brush to DIR. s. L. Mitchell.
Just received and on sale by
NAV PBSHEY THOIPSoH'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-11

A sure Cure for the Spauin.-Take one pound
Of angle worms, fry them well in pound OF
butter, and after it is cool, add one gill OF spl-
rits Of turpentine.
Druggists which mix in one gill Of spirits Of
turpentine.
Every morning, rub the SPAWN with the An
gle worm mixture, heated in shovel over the
fire.
Every evening rub the SPAWN with the Orig
anum Oil mixture.
By the time these are used, you will begin tc
see the horse improve.
During the operation, i. will often appear to
make him worse; but this must not be regard
ed asinjurious II does not remove the lump,
but the disease will be,extirpated.
This Recipe was communicated to the Edi
tor of the Philadelphia American Daily Adver.
tiser by practical men, on whose integrity and
Judgment he can fully rely, and is here offered
as service due to noble and useful animal
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
Marshal Sale.

TS pursuance I'll q drcrre I'll tn superior
4 Coar Of Chsucrry for the hehmoha
District. pronounced on thr otA DAY OF March
ls3h, in The eause of james Lyle, admir- -
huns non with the Will annexed OF jaines
Lyle. 81. dec who was surviving palner Of
Lyle aud Banks, pit against Adih on Nil.
drcd KGzt, ~ ell IN her own rlgIt AS III her
late capacity at cxrcutrix 81 Charles irving.
ST. decd. Ghatlcs irving, Robert irving and
Their defendants Inc unart signed, marshal
Of the Lyncbburg Dt,ttittswIll on FRIDAY tine
I'd day al jun next. Oh the PREMISE, Il IAN
Il urt on the next lar dat thereafter. sun
day excepted, expose TO sale, by Way al put
lac auction, IL tho mgHrsf bidder, crIlaru
tract or parcel OF land, lying IA the county 81
Nelson, ou the waters OF Piney River, COR
tanning i've HUNDRED and thirty three acres,
bring lur iracf - land included IN the dted
Of lru, from IhomH, frunto hD. NJ. Wal.
ler and James s. Penn, herring date the I'D
day OF 0ciobcg, 1871. ii copy Of which Is filed
as An exhibit ~ hi. cadsr, aud adjoining the
Iauds o David ) Gadaud, Nm hHre's f7-
tate aud others. Term, ui Sae-~a credit OF
one aud two years VII be allowed, the pur.
chaser or purchasers from whom bonds viii
be required, with out or more good and 'uttl
cirut securities, payable 10 tue pialauh as
admir-. aforesaid, the title o bs retained rs
further security tor the payment OF the pur.
chase money. Possession 10 he given the
Isl day of January ncxt, and the purchaser 10
have the liberty Of seeding crop next fall.
GEO. b NOODoON, NJ ID. 2.
April Is elds36
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
ADVERTISEMENT.

A he,r delrrmu,d To- remove n the
- gvesl. now 5il-r Tor sale my house :. LIT
IN fae town NJ Lyueahrfg Also The tract
At Lau1 whore { aoW i've. or 5rauatpn river,
cpaaiulug abnat - Acre. Considerable
quaHiify 0 IT il ottae Grst rate Los Groundb
.ud nuuuc,iianah., the bel uari oi 1obdc.
co Iaui an the COUNTY. kt-o. ia acres Of
good Gesoeeo land in rdisylsania county,
o., both si.les of Straight stone creek hlso,
25as,res towards HE Gpad OF straight stone
cr,ek. Also, 250 acre. lying on Gofam'7
Branch, ntar Stanton riser. And also. @as
ncse>. mar lhr sanIr an the WATERS nt Sunk,
iut river. A. expect - noe IA Oeiohe6
wish 10 make sale a. puck as possible.
Those wishing ia pur6a',e vii call on me NJ
any fune ard will sdeu t4r mud add .rtae
the pllce. tho. BOY y.
Ziun HI, Campbell couu'F,
Cherokee Nation, ApfiI 3.
tcts3o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
Sale of Turnpike Stock.

JsFIIE Stock IF delinquent stoehholaers IN
: The Lgpchbu,e d sa IN Turnpike CoHt-
pany atH BE soia oH Hl 18Th day y Jui.e ntLi,
t.J5re The door u iae frabsiBs Ho'e', IN the
toiea Of LgarbLa5g, Inc sale 10 continue Jrons
day 10 day u.t' oomgisffd.
Dy o,dP d - Beor't u Directors,
.ILEXihDEB I0.BfhLSS,
.1pd27. totds3s Treasurer.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

AND FOR SAIL t4r Tract e.
Land near n Glasgow, m Amherst CO. cal
led thr t.lebe containing about uOa acres, O.
excellent tobacco and "he1l hind, and rented
the present year 10 Mcssrs. Crawford ann
barret. and on which tapt Edmund feut
hprs Is tor safe, with liberty to soo whoa
in the tall, and lull possession given ON lh
1t oil next january. For ferms. application
10 be made To John Noss. IN the county Of
Alhemarle, OF IN tLis place To
JAMES ROSS.
Frederick burg. H1y "a cI2m4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
yr-,,r SY-rernYBrn asr,s ~, ale

One Hundred and asli Acres Of Laad.
shoni iva mites lf.,m ~ chbur-, one brlt IN
woods, well timbe,ed, and thc remainder
iresb an in good hesrt TINS I'm! lies well Z.
!. Wai,fed b several hne spriars
r / H0LepHBE.
Han 1. ts3y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
Oh DOLLARS REWARD.--stolen

Oh DOLLARS REWARD.--Stolen
~ from Liberty, on the evening Of Bed.
ford eleciion.a BAY MARE four years old.
She has white streak On the right nostcii.-
No other mark recoliected. she had on
saddle, bride aud martngase (prett! much
wocn) when stolen. viii give reward OF
ten dollars tor the mare, aud ten IN addition
for the experimenting tue thief
WIN. GREEN.
Bedford, NAV Il. N5M 30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
.AEH and Elegant Gums
1AvYn X aQaas..T x <14a.

sN Il - NHu ~ : NV
1AV2D X nQ411sT q &1G'
un.. 50. r.eslyea large aud vrl chosen
seg49, = slepir and faues "2s".t -
.d,,t4as - tteff former stock, rendeia
tha,r assortment eguat IL any ever
I'll. res "a. lhi, mrttrt. Tue i'ia"-
M are amons rur articles Iateiy
received -,
sprsr blue black and laucy coiored N}olAs
aud tas-,Heltr
v.naar,a 5atf, IS IS, 40 null Hns.ins
Caul4ir.s. assatle# #s." M a-"i5D
{.4Ese.l. hook, AID mda A4shas, pla'" shu
Eeured
giark. .i,l.i5d, aut fancy colored s..ks -
s5,sz..rtneal Of Elegant gsazr q. 'wey hAis'
psch. waltz, and Sfera aauzr Fefa
bfg,vs and sh,dlru ar1s lie S1tles
sap.I6 Barsee handkerchief,
Iu..,4au Trlnmlugs auI cotton Curd
Suprsape hinkhaus ,....,
is'he., moroued add Colored siie shoes
Caiiarpn's worked zap pntetus
I.aa,es' A j Gcullcmeus' Black and WHITE SIX
liuse
Gantian4ens' hall do
tn,oi. m1tuIcs aud Aaalaus
Rrs,va# aud White ku,,la DrIiings
I ish l.neas aad linen Cauhuos
Striped tforrnnucs
Bl,eL silk aud fancy Bauatna Hsudkerchels
Isr,ois. she'll, tuck, and stde Combs
- "a do
A Lanasane assortment OF Umbrellas and
Parasol5
Nelson's Patent 0usPenders
Fernifnfe aud apron Checks
brown aad h.caened Sheeuag
a. aul ~ patd Domestic,
An assortment = 81 fleklng
\ few ra.es tieallrmeus' superior Fur Hats
prab aua slack Wool Hats.
ALoO
.9alh 91u Cotton assorted
20 DO sprn Scstue Blades
;. CenHemoas tai back Saddle Trees
. ;, Ladies saddle Trees
sVlii q 70
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

,Nt70 Spring and Summer Goods.
4 am now receiving most SpleodId as
b eortmcnt of Staple and Fancy Goods
which viii sell at price to correspond
with the low price of Tobacco, those Who
wish Ia purchase will do we'll to call and
examine for themselves.
FORDICE F. BOWEN.
May Is. ts7s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

u HE SUBSCRIBER has iusi received
an elegant supply Of French Paper
ilsngiags AMI ire screens of the first qua
LIS aud lates' fashions, which he will dispose
q IN the most moderate terms he has also
r few cilaiee numbers Remaining unsold ia
the Virginia Literature Lottery. which will
be drawn onihe 18th instant Prize tickets
IN any ol the Va. Lotteries taken in part pay.
neut CHS A. WITHERS
Mays 8.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

WAS con,--'a-l N thu hr., dav > -.
i"hfr la't Ia fhr all st h,I...
eoueiy Is r1na"aS, i nrgip nav. a..
ra'ts h,o-rlfDtes Saith. and sly, >.
ne = = Black mJ.a by tad", aud h.s..
u Mai"rJ"or- # hiaba1 Il, and ill.,, -
ought him of Wm. sha0l, n,tlr.i,.. '.s
Petersburg y. Re IS y.lio.- .l. .a. VI
made nlan, bout lily ,rsls Old. -
acn on IN" right silr ri h's nerA. ...I $
tout five feel eleven lncae. "a 6ri. ~ =,
owner is requested Ia comply with H.
law aad take hin AVA ar lie u4 49,
aeali VIII Is The law directs.
WM. sAiIi. i5Ilor,ce
Frh. 20.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

S1lE virtue of deed OF lrl.i executed ~
- faurs ;. Nctliacr 10 the sob,crb,rs
aearins date lhr 10Th lsuuary, III, md dnly
recorded IA the county coan al Campbcl,
niil h" sold, by ~ay Of public auction, 10 The
highest bidder, for cash, NJ CamrheIl court.
bouse, on the frs day OF June count nest, TIN
following property, VIZ Ahoni 81 acres 81
Loud, commonly called the Store Tract Of
ltud, lylng N said county, - The said Jas.
5 McAlider's interest IN the rrhI and person.
al estate Of bis deceo,od father together
with the following slaves, W Jenny ond
Dick, together Will their further increase, II
my all his, The said James 5. household ard
kitchen furniture, or 81 much thereof a. viii
be sufficient 20 satisfy and pay the debt men
toned n said decd Of trust. aud other cxpcn.
afs attending the sale. Acting as truIces,we
VII convey only such title rs Is vested III Us
under said decd.
CIflsWELL DABNEY, lr.,s,o,.
GEOkui. oGEPTOE, '''0''
My q. tdsfO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

/ YNCnBURG PROPERTY f,r safe.
vii! he old, At public aac' ION, on the
IL day Of Jonr, the unmproyrd Loi OF
Ground near the Ep.copalian Church, be.
',,ern Mr Jahu Thu.mon's aud the Kew john
s.mly's Terms nude known ON the day ot
sale kObl Nj BOW DIES.
Nav II. tdslo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

NI9TiCE.-WiiI b. sold, in virtue of a
" deed Of trust executed 10 me by joHu
hcAlis,cr, aud Of record in the county court
Of Campbell. under date of
far purposes therein ckpressed, 10 the HIGHEST
bidder. FOR c0sh, on the premises, CA "A.
IUROAY tie ST day July next, his uaJlyl.
acd one hfh part of tract OF land, lylnz IN
the county of Campbell. ON the Wdrrfs 81
Falling river, known by the name Of the
store Iraet. lWlll convey to the purchaser
sucli title - IS vested u. ne, aud No other -
The sac is made al the request oi Mr. Ne Al.
lister. NM REFELE.
an DESTROYS, aud II is al my request, thbt
tue sale Is mude.
JOHN McALLiSIER.
May Ia. lad,4l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

q EW BO pk5-rhr subscriber has
Y the pleasure OF Informing the public
hat he has received direct from New York, d
part Of his sprung supply, among them are The
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
Lynchburg Young Ladies' Sc.
mlnarV.
InInaIN.

n this Institution, conducted by Mr.
Z and Mrs. Lcuba, Mr.. H. Leuba aid =,
Assistant, are taught all the branches of u.
glsh education including, Natural Pbi!sz9.
ply Chemistry; Mythology Chronology.
Rhetoric Composition the Marhenst,cs
and, moreover, Drawing and Painting on "A.
per aud velvet ; Landscapes Music, VOC,
and on the pjano.torte the French, h.jen
and German languages all kinds OF Need.
Work. &c. &c.
Scholars Kill be reeeiped, at Qry
hne during The present session. ant!
tae oh day Of .l'tgast neat, 1ehen it
7eA terminate payments an progor-
ton Of the time.
Al the eud OF every session there will be a
public examination. under the drel.i Of
respectable gentlemen OF this town, which
Viii enable the puoIic TO judge Q; tie III.
proyemrnt Of the scholars.
ihe sessions after the present, VIII be Of
hive months each and Commence, regularly,
on the lst OF October aHd Isl of Msrca.
The months OF August and September, viii
be tue onlJ vacation given each ear
PETER H. LEUBA.
MAY l6 ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
MAY ID

l'OUND h tae rNeI oppositr thls place,
I red morocco pocket book, make d
James II. Xix, with some bonds and other pa
pers in it. The owner eau get il by applying
Al this Office, and paying tor this advertise.
mcnt. Mas -.
Patent Me icated OIL SILK,
\ new article for the cure Of Rheumatism and
seut just received and for sale ~
'IiOMAS J DUAL.
Dec. 6.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
VIEW PUBLICATIONS..
Nnyxy WORKS.

MINUS lHtl dib
The last Of the Nuhicaa.s, In . vols. from
the pen of the celebrated American u9vcf,',
Mr. Cooper, of New York, author al The oPy A.,
Pill, Lionel Liuron, &c. &e. ms work is
proaounc,d 6y Critics 10 bo his beat pro Je.
ton.
National 1a'es in vols this is very
:upeth production, aud ought to be owned
by every person.
Mtilda, Tale of the day, said to be vo,
~ excellent work.
Faher's Difficulties ofInideiity. said 10 DC
very i'm.
Tie Foresters by the authors of Liglts
an shadows, of Scottish hte &c &c
terpanck', Es,aVs IN the Nai1ra, and
49, II he varj8Hs evidence, OF Revealed
81 ION fais wosk /, much prai,cd by those
Whp have resd II.
\ rrea,tse ON tho Christian Doctrine.
compiled from ihe Holy Seripc.rr> tloue.
hy John Milton, in vols hi. uorl. j. 80
~ superblr esrented. sod ought 10 he read
by every prr-on,
Letters an Papers o the laie Reyd Tho
ma Scott, y D. never before published with
occaslouaI ohservadono, by John oeoU,
NJ.
The Book ct rnte, new and complete
system 81 fnrtuur rlliug.
iumnert'a Surveying, very new edition
greatly Improved
The M Tern practice q rhy.ic. bv Robert
Tbnmae. VI. y. the eighth edirina, with We.
- co1sllcrable additions, 10 ~.
4 Trea'tse on D6mrStic Medicine. hv Rn.
berl Ihomt9 NJ. u.
Together with sfeat many others, all Of
(which will hr soil very low by
ADRANE e.. ~ oRTHy.
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wTzesvrAa 7. ruvAT,.

HAS jus received a supply OF the above
Aedicise a agent tor the Proprietor
March u. Ga
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
y Mack w iAire,

WIN gentle horses aud caretaldrger.
a. HAICHLR.
Feb ID. 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

-. ALt-O0 The tcau1 Monday al ) u0t,
- beng he first DAY 81 The Bo)etourt court.
there will be sold, al Fiucastc, all The Per
sonal Estate OF John { Griffin, decd cousjs-
ting Of 10 or II Likely Negroes. a suck
ot MEhCllAhDIZC, all his Household
Furniture, a fine Gisg aud Harness.
stock Of Horse, Sbe,f, Cattle, sc. Ale.
many Lofts in and adjaiuiug said town o:
TncaStle The terms viii be liberal, aui
q, 81
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Be iford, May II.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-23
8U the Matls.
FOREIGN NEWS

ny an arrival at Boston, English papers to Ju.
~ 10 are received, from which the follow.
ing extracts are made.
The distresses in ireland are so great
lhat, al Kilkenny, the bakers baskets
were robbed in the streets. One woman
who had taken a loaf and deyoured q
part OF 1t, declared that neither she nor
ner children had tasted any thing before
LOT three days, excepting hay and water
Ihere were rumors of disturbances
among the laborers at Blackburn-thai
The magistrates read the riot-act. but
were told by the people, that "they
valued neither them, nor the military
they wanted work as the means of pro.
curing food, or supply Of food without
work, aud that one or other they zuould
have.n
It is said that money, cannot be en-
ployed in London at higher rate of in
terest, than two per cent.
is stated in the Globe. that the
tComet steam-vesseI has been placed Inv
the ministry, at the disposal Of Mr.. Per.
kins, Tor the purpose Of experiment.
Mr.. Perkins plan consists in giving to
steam-eogines the propelling power with
80 small quantity Of fuel, that the on.
pense will be very trifliDg.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-23

" What is the matter, Stephen" said
an old continental 10 his grandson. Il
was going over Deacon Strickiand's
pastare,' said he and bull chased me,
and got over the fence and tore my
trowsers.' !" You don't tell it right"
said the old seventy-sixer-" lay your
emphasis, aud make something interest
ing out oft; you should say-the bull
roared like tkisndsr' lsplit like light
ning and jumped over the wall and
tore my breeches, as if heaven and
earth were coming together again
That is the way, Steve."--And that is
the way to make real good newspa.
per paragraph. Conn. Mirror.
Religious Reiic.--At Cologne they
shew the first animal that drew blood
and thereby broke the general peace.
viz. the flea that bit Eve the night af
ter her fall.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-23

Strong Sense of ShGme.-Robert A.
the foreman TO respectable nursery
man at some distance from town, who
had lived with his employer ten years,
and borne good character, on Saturday
se'nnight applying for his wages, claim
ed pay for a man up to that day, al
though he had discharged him some
days before. His master said, looking
him steadily in the face" Robert do
you want to cheat me by asking wages,
for man that you yourself discharged
eight days ago 20 He had no sooner
said this, than the miserable conscience
stricken mans blood forsook his face, as
IT he had been stabbed to the heart
When his master saw him SO much aE
fected, he told him he should not dis.
charge him that he might still labor as
he had done, but that, after such man.
ifestly dishonest attempt, his character
and the confidence in it, were gone for
ever. On Monday, Robert made his ap
pearance, but he was utterly an altere,
man. The agitation of his mind ha,
reduced his body to the feebleness of al
infants. He took his spade and tried t,
use it, but in vain, and it was with dif
ticulty that he reached home. He wen
to bed Immediately. medical aid wa
procured, bat to no purpose, and tn,
poor fellow sunk under the sense of hi
degradation, aud expired on Wednesda,
forenoon! His neighbor, who attende
him, says, that short time before h
died, he declared that the agony conse
quent on the loss of his character as a
honest man, which he had for so man
years maintained, was the sole cause o
MS death. PhilGd. GGzette.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-23
ReIt9totts.
DECLINE OF PAGANISyM.

Vizagdpatam.-(A seaport town 500
miles S. w. of Calcutta.) The car OF
Juggernaut at Vizagapatam, which seems
to have fallen greatly in public estima-
ton, did not make its appearance last
year: its three images were offered to
the Missionaries for ten Pagodas. The
Brahmins, indeed, appear to support
Hindooism merely TO support them.
selves; since, in other respects, they are
Indifferent to its interests as they are ig.
norant of it as system: they evidently
feel their inferiority in argument with
the Missionaries, and stand confounded
at the poverty of their own dogmas,
when contrasted with Christianity: nev.
ertheless, so blended are their interests
with the existence of Hindooism, that
they continue externally to oppose the
truth. the force of which they are com.
PEELED TO feel.
Dinagepore. IA town of 10000 in
habitanls, $40 miles N. of Calcutta y
On Lords day, the 3lst July, seven per-
sons, 1.-TWO men and FIVE women,) were
baptized at Dinagepore, on the profess
sion of their faith in Christ and a
whole Hindoo family, consisting of four
adults, and four children, have lately
thrown off their caste, and come over
10 the Christian society there. Five
persons are now on probation, and will
probably soon give up themselves to
Christ in baptism.
Calcutta Mss. Herald.
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MADRID. June %


A notice was pasted at the corners of
all the streets, informing shat the king
had issued an ordinance commanding ali
persons having books or manuscripts on
Masonry, Or other secret sosieties. in
their possession, 10 deliver them IN
within week, on pain of being consid-
cred guilty of high treason.
Five thousand French troops are a.
bout TO leave Spain. St. Sebastian was
to be evacuated, and ii was said that the
garrison at Cadiz would be diminished.
Great mischief had been done in the
province of La Rioja, by a tremendou.
hurricane. Several persons were car.
RED by whirlwind TO considerab
height, and it is remarkable that none O
them were hurt in descending. The,
ali, however, still experience difficult,
IN breathing, and dizziness.
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to display In its measures more energy
than the preceding; ITO Hydriot and
Spez1ot lessels, of which 40 are fire.
ships, are n the port waiting for the ar
rival OF Lord Cochrane. Col. Gordon
had arrived, announced to the people,
who we're intoxicated with Joy, the
speedy arrival of the English Admiral.
lbrahAm in want of provisions, and
ammuniiin.