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SIR RrOBY BUTLER.

When was citllQ saw inc Ia
nous Sir Tahy Butler, a favou,iie
lawyer of his time, his oratorial 20 W
ers being great. but lie always drank
his bottle befare he went to the
Courts. A client, very solicitons a.
bout his caasc, requested Sir Toby
not 10 drink his accustomed bottle
that morning. Sir Toby promi set,
upon his honour, lie would not. He
went tn the court, pleaded, and gain
ed verdict. Tue client mci lim,
|rxuliinS in the Success Of his ad-
vics; VIXEN to his astonishment, Sir
Toby assured him that it he had mol
taken his bottle, lie should have lost
The caase. +" Bat yOar promise, Sir
Toby ?" 81 kept it faithfully and
honourably. l did not drink drop
II poured my bottle Of ciarct into a
wheaton loaf and ate it. SO | had
my bottle, you youw verdict. and !
am man a my word" Sir Toby
Butler is buried in 81. James's
Church raR round tho tomb, and a
stone fgwrc of himself in a wig and
gown, lying all along on the top OF
"a Herniisei,nns of O'Keefe,
Tire Indictment against henry
EckfDrd, Joseph q. Swift, William
r. Rathhone, Thomas Vcrmilyea'
George w. Brown, Mark Spencer.
Matti,cw l.. Davis. Jac0b Barker,
for coasriracy,is now being tried
in tho city M Ncw.york, The
whole of Wednesday last vas occa-
pied in an attempt to set aside the
whole panncl Of Jurors. No one
will wonder at the slew progl css OF
the cause when it is stated that the
following counsel are engaged ~ the
trial :..-.Maxwell. District After.
ney, and Peter A. Jay for the people
! Thomas Adds Emmett, j. y.
Hoffman, Geo. Sullivan. e. u. Col
don, w. nj. Price, t. j. Oakley y
RadcliE, j. Ducr. B. F. B"'lcr' a
Van Vechtcn, S. y. Staples, ID. SCI
den, j. Hoyt, and Others, for tho ne
4 tbndants, exclusive OF Mcssrs. ia
cob Barker, and M. l.. Davis. wht
act as counsel for themselves. 1--we
hundred and ninety six Jurors were
4 sam,noped on this trial, and tho dc
: fendants must bc marvellous partic',
/ lar il they can't salt themselves VIII
: l2 out Of the assortment.
The Court have very proper
suggested to the gentleman OF th
E press the propriety Of abstain"
from publishing the testimony or an
. comments upon it until tho tria,
e closed. The Court decided that 90
= of tl,c Jurors were legally summon
IS ed. but that the other &c were no
Z Nearly ,he " whole, e,of Thursday w
= J, occupied in tryiuga a challenge OF !, !
!. . tercst as a ground (or setting asidct'
:; f;rst Juror. He was finally admitte
: !. The Jury consists OF one Castle ga'
,e den proprietor +, two mercha''.s
m ono carpenter /; two shoe makers
m ono builder /, three grocers o'
D. currier and one of no occupations
r. IThe Jury have a dreary prospect .
nd fure them, the court having diret
sh ed that they shall not be separat
er during the trial, and on its adJour
he ment, causing them to be locked
~ In the Court room.
vel
W " Upwards Of 10000 iAeg't'ms
o. ?, chilireu we're born in Paris duri
his The last year.
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Honey a cure for the Grarei. A
namber Uf years ago, lsays q corres-
pendeat Of the Political Examiner) 1
was much afflicted with the gravel ,apd
twice IN serious danger, from small
stones lodging in the passage. I met
with gentleman who had been in my
situation and goa rid Of that disorder
BY sweetening his tea with half honey
and half sugar. ! adopted this rome
dy and fousd it effectuaI. After be-
ing fully clear Of my disease about ten
years. declined taking honey, and,'n
about three months I had vioIeft ct
Of my old complaint. l then renew.
ed my practice oftaking honey in my
tea and am now more than three score
years, and have not for the last twsn-
" seven years, had fhe smallest symp
toms Of the gravel. have recon.
mended my pl escriphon to many of
my acquaintance and have never
known il to faih
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-07

Uowards of 10000 i'legitimat'
chil.ireu we're born in Paris darin!
the last year.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-07

.Another Breach. Miss Mary Nil
Ter recovered $500 Of Mr.. Cornelius
X. Benham, at CattskiIl, N. Y. for .
breach 0fthe marriage contract.
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minds Of those who are interested in
the minds of those who are interested
in the reform, and ia the minds OF those
who thiuk that the Govcrnment ought
TO STOP in its system Of prescriptions,
now that the principal object has been
obtained.
The plaques rages in several QUAR-
| terra Of the capital, and does not even
snare the Franks. 1t has shown it,
SELF on board several vessels in the
| port, and must be. on this OCCASION, OF
a very pernicious nature.
London, flag. 81. An order has been
sent by the Greek government for the
recall of the Deputies residing in Lon-
don, and appointing another individ-
iual of that nation, who is to act IN
conjunction with two respectable En-
Istish merchants, in examining the ac-
counts relative to the loans, and 10
report on the manner in which tne
money has been expended.
| The case of the Anglo-Mexican
Mining Association is now before the
nublic. and may considered De illus
tratinr, in conspicuous and impress.
i've manner, the inherent vices OF most
Joint stock company undertaking.
Although established. and on every
y principle of commercial calculationss
5 some return ought ere now to have ac-
, crued from its enormous outlay, We
/. fiud the loss admitted by the Direct
. ora exceeds halfa million sterling.
81 An overland despatch arrived on
!. the s9th, with news Of the Peace ~
e India. ri
The British Order in Council, pro-
.|h;b, ,iog the intercourse between the
I, United States and the British West ln-
!, dies. has, no doubt ere this time, been
70 read by all our merchants who are IN,
terested in the matter. We understsno
, , that our newly appointed Minister, Mr
:. 0allatin. vas at the last dates, negoc!s!
~ ing with the English sovernmsnt on tnl
4 subject. and letters received m New :
y York by the Leeds. mention that tner'
was a strong probability that sucn
srrangment' would be snec'eo' 0el6I
to the period Of interdistion syrived. I
" would render this nsmure upDscesto
Try, -
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-07

Tl'c Post Master General has es-
tabIishcd a ag'arI to attend :ho trans
portation Of the mail between Now
York and Philadelphia,
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foreign.

fs,ersburgA. .aug. ie.-The accom-
plicesin the late conspiracy, who have
been condemned to work ia the mines,
or to banishncnt to Siberia, have
lately set out for the place Of their
destination in several divisions. under
strong escort. Several Of them are
accompanied BY their wives.
Brxssets. Aag. a6. A central Greek
committee in this city has received
information, that four officers Of the
old French army, who. on pretence Of
soing to. Greece, to enter the Greek
service, had received money from the
committee for their support and outfit
had hccn induced by promises made
them at Marseilles, to engage in the
Trukish service, which they had done
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-16

asd easllsoges and oil sorts OF entertaining tn'ngs
on every subject, and in every style imaginable
but what have already given is quite enough 10
msintain my opinion Of editorial comfort. WIN
only add one communication from my puollsher
by way Of climax.
any dear Sir--Hers is the devil to pay! II Is
absolutely necessary that you should give up 'ne
rditorshin Of the Magazine. I am aware that no
one else can possibly conduc, 1t SO we'll, bu, the hue
and cry which is raised against you BY our cores
pondents and the consequent falling off in our SALE
are no, 10 be whstood. Pray see the reason o.
this, and give me the pleasure OF your company az
dinner on Sunday, to meet party OF your prede
cessors, who have each ~ turn neen on'or.uaa.e
enough 10 give similar dissatisfaction. Believe
mo, very truly, yours.
Up. S. You had better not come to me on
week day, as there are several persons waiting LOT
you in the shop, who had better not be suffered 70
catch you."--Nstc Monthly Magazine.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-16

Savannah. April 2s.-On "Wednesday nipa.,..
Two Spanisrds, John Depaz AND lose Marie ha,,..
qcarrelled respecting the division Of sheep ,bss
had stolen the night previous, D.pax dew ln,
with which he cut and hacked his compauon - i"
Marie one on hs face laid the Jaw bone bare I,o1
the car to the chin; one from the forehead doua
wards across the eye cutting the eye lids one vh1
divided the nose; some on the skull, and MANI i
various directions the body, presenting h ~
whole most horrid sight.-Marie was sen, to Tail
but from the severity Of his wounds ii is ,honah
they will prove fatal. A warrant has been s,..s
for the apprehension Of Depsz.
The drawing Of the Maryland State Lottery, No. 6 ,o0,
place in Baltimore, "Wednesday last. The two erss
capitals OF $4,000 and $4,000, were sold at CoNF,s
in shares Of three quarters and two eighths each
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-16
POTATOES.
sRoM THE NEW ENGLAND YARMER.

Ryegate, ", .April 81, 1926.
On the third Of May, 1925, selected twenty good
handsome potatoes as near Of size as possible, ten
of which planted whole in the hs the other ten
cut into four pieces each, and planted in ten hills,
in parallel row with the other iour pieces in each
hill On the 2sth day Of September dug the
potatoes and weighed the produce Of each row by
itself. The row IN which the ten whole potatoes
were planted weighed 46 lbs. IL OF, and the row
that vas cut into quarters, produced II lbs. 4 OF
The rows were contiguous to each other, and the
soil exactly the same. No manure was used.
J. w
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-16

By proclamation Of the Governor Of the State
OF Tennessee. we perceive that the records OF the
Government OF that State, with the Office OF Sec
rotary OF State. were to have been removed on the
hrst OF this month Nashville, in which town, also,
the future sessions OF the Legislature are to be
held.
Bishop Cheverus, formerly Of Boston, has receiv-
cd hive thousand dollars from the king Of France,
az reward Tor his benevolent exettions to relieve
the sufferers by the late inppdalen o! the river
Tarn.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-16

The subscription for the support Of the children
Of Gen Foy, and for the erection Of monument to
his memory, amounted on the 5th of March to
922,210 francs. or upwards Of one hundred and
eighty -four thousand dollars
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-16
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000 DOLLARS,

Uari VII ~ m nNE nav y 'u'y ueA'' and Slh,
urCxD.,, DnYyn, 90 NO.,
HlGdESI id1AC 3o,UUO DOLLdRS!
Brilliant Scheme.-1 prize of $50, 900; / Of loom
of 5000; 10 Of 1000; ~ Of 500; 80 Of loo; SO Of 81
200 Of 20; $50 of 10; 500 Of g. 10000 Of 4 3, NJ.
Prizes; 49, o46 Blanks oOo Tickets lOa more nr
than blanks. f''''
Prizes payable in CASH sixty days after the comple,o
Of the Lottery, subject 10 IS per cent deduction
MODE OF DRAMi WI, &C nc numbers will be put into
prizes above the denomination of -Four Dollars IA NV
drawing 10 progress in the usual manner The % mn
prizes Of 81 each will be awarded to the odd or even num-
bers in the Lottery Gas the case may be) dependent on
the drawing OF the capital prize OF $4,000, that saw
if the 1000 dollar prize should come an ode num-
Der, then every odd number in the scheme, will be en
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-16
Maryland State Lottery, 18th Scheme

The drawing Of which will take place in the CITY of B
more, ON "Wednesday the 18th Of July next, and viii
completed in ONE DAY.
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course, should have abundant pleasure and adyan
,sge in bringing forward He had never, it appear
ed acribhled live in his life, and was sent to me
IKE block, fresh from the timber yard, to be hewn
which way pleased : What could say in such
case? asked him to dinner, and told him would
apply to him when ! had occasion. In fortnight
after, came the cursed TWO penny postman with
"Dear Sir---I have been waiting impatiently to
hear from you, according to promise, being anxious
10 set to work have been staying all this time
at hotel doing nothing, and at great expense upon
the score of the Magazine, and my friends in the
country are anxious 10 some Of my works.
Pray let me know what am to write, for il is all
one to me, by return Of post, and believe me, 6c''
wrote Immediately, and regretted exceedingly
that had been the means Of OBTAINING him in Lon
don, assuring him at the same time that the press
of matter would not possibly permit me to avail
myself OF his talents for some months at least. In
about ten minutes came the following answer:
"Sir-This is what won't stand. have been
staying in London at your particular DESIRE ant
now Pm to be told you don't want me, ] shall
send you my bill at the hotel as soon as it is madt
out. and if you don't pay it I'll see the reason why
Yours &c.,
The foregoing are mere taste Of my treasures
have complaints. and rssilings, aud CT posua.tons
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North american Repie1U.

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work, and respectfully solicits subscriptions
II is edited by gentleman of considerable
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and studied in foreign parts, and became Ia
miliar with the languages and literature ofthe
old countries others are devoted 10 scienti-
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others are conspicuous as legislators and u-
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character, and is daily increasing in reputa-
ton. both at home and abroad.-The typo-
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none in the wor
The North American Review is published
in Boston, quarterly, making vols, year, OF
about 400 pages each at SO pei annum, pay
able 10y new subscribers IN advance, aud al
forwards, ON the receipt Of the April number
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A,l.R W lal l.lelA

NE subscribers have jul rtcelvedby Tho
\ hlest arrivals l,om Philadelphia, tho
following books.
The llfe ol Vim. PlnLnry, by Henry
Wheaton. IN | WI.
Brambletyr House or the Cavaliers,
and Roun1hrad., BY nnr ol The aulnois Of
the rejected aadrreetai IL 3 ,ols
CRANKY Nost, IA ,uls.
The Merry Iales oil The Wise tnen Of
Gotham, by The nutho, III john Ball IN
America.
Woodstock by the author Of WaVctly,
Clu-edefs, ~ . sels.
falts oi The Wild aud Wonderful, IN 1
vol.
An inquiry info the nature aud treat.
mrnt 81 DID les, Calculus aud nlhrr A.
lrrtioos Of urinary organs. by Wm. prout,
10 tel.
Trralisr on the arrangements Of Tho
Ilyrt, lnferpAl o4g9os md nervous system,
by Jamss Johuson, IN ,ol.
The True Masonic Chart or Hirrogly-
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G.L.
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Monitor, by j. l.. tross.
Toe Life Of tie r. Hon. Richard Brns-
ley Sheridan, by Thomas Moore.
Cole's Episcopal Harmony.
thannls Of the Nornlng and Evening
Prayets aud Eommunion service, rs song
al 81. James, Church, Phadrlphia.
New Universal Ga2rtterr or Geogra.
phiral Dictionary, by Jedediah aud Alch.
AID g. Morse.
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Walkers Key 10 the Classical Pronun-
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Os-lan's Poems,
Thompsop's Seasons,
Branlles Of Shakespeare,
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Goldsmitl's Essays,
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Review.
Union Society.

TIN contormityto an act OF the Legislature
J OF Virginia, entitled An Act incornora-
ting Literature and Library company in the
town OF Lynchhurg, passed the 10th day of
February, 1922, am directed publicly, = 10
notify the members OF the Lynehburg Union
Society, that they are required 10 meet CAT the
usual hour at their Hall, on the frst Thur
day in Nov. next, 10 transact certain busiz
ness prescribed by the Constitution aud Bye
Laws of said Society. RICH. IL ToLER.
Secretary.
Oct. %. tlm23
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Advertisement.

TntIE subscriber has lately taken the house
- formerly occupied by Mr. Townsend
1ruslow, opposite Messrs. Smith & Bagwtil'.
store. lie offers his services 10 the public
as Tailor. and he respectfully informs the
citizens Of Lynchburg aud lis vicinity. that
all those who may trust their work 10 hi
care, they may rest assured thai ] shall be
neatly executed, and with the quickest dis
patch | shall also keep ready made clothes
Of all sorts and sizes, and will sell low for
cash LINDSEY b. PADGETT
Sent II. nsIlsll
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At a minutes notice, Nerchants, Clerks, and
the public generally may rely on having any
work ordered of me, faithfully done & made
out of the best materials and at very low pri-
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ouested to bring them forward Immediately,
as am somewhat at leisure and can do them
much better than when | am pushed with
Z ork. The publican further informed that |
bind books at much lower prices than they
ever were known to be done at in this part
ofihe country. and in much more superior
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looking like fork or pair 1T rom
passes. lie had long slender legs.
lie walked leisurely and II ever
he CHANGED 10 move any faster. his
bones ratified like "A pair olsnapprrs.
His voice was weak aud hoIlw his
beard Vas bnsby aud long for. To
save charges. he never trimmed it,
pretending II was Al odious To hin to
feel tho BARRIERS hands all over his
face, that he would rather die than
endure II. One Of the boys cul bis
hnir. In fair weather he woro
thread -hareeap. Ills cassock, some
said. was miraculous, for no man
could tell its color some seeing no
sign of hair upon it,concluded II VAS
made ol llog skin others said II Was
n mere shadow. or phantom near
at band IL looked somewhat black
ami NJ a distance blarlsh. lie wore
no glrtlle. cuffs, nur baud va that
his long hair, and scanty short cas-
sock made him look lie The mcssen-
ger of death. Each shoe might
have served for an ordinary coffin.
As far his chamber, there was not
80 much as cobweb in it, the spi.
dors being all starved to death.
lie put spells upon the mice, for
fear they should gnaw some scraps Of
bread he kept. Ills bed was on tho
floor, and he Always laid upon one
side. for fear ol wearing out the
sheets. In short he was the super-
lative degree Of avarice, aud the
very nc ptns ultra Of want.
Sitting mp and sitting dopa--ln q
recent conversation between two
gentlemen. on The subject Of sitting
up at night. with the sick. one If
them remarked that he could not
stand sitting up To which the o.
tier very grasely replied that he
did moi mind slitias up II he could
.He dO1en.'
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nited states, 10 vend the Rheumatic PowderS;
with full powerto appoint other agents where
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II THE. subscriber is appointed Agent
and has for sale a few dozen boxes OF Dr..
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taius II doses. Price s 25 Per Box.
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Apothecary and Druggist.
July Sd. ts92