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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
.NAST .a.ND SP.qR YTjNBER.

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
December %, 1926.
VIE Commissioners Of the Navy will Sealed Pre-
po'a until the 10Th February next, he supply Of the
'N'' % u '''o TE ~ Y z RS.Kiay' 1871"
heel pieces, side tees, ram mast.
: h'hes, and side tees, for fore mast.
edSeen, ed itind, rsuneh FOE ni4en-~s',
fore and main tvp-inast.
I lower half main yard,
: mann and miz, u-op- sad ards,
z man, fore aud m'ten-.op sa'ant-na.t,
i.hes and . side tree. Tor main-ma,t
i'he. nall srindles aud side for fore-uasf
sP'ndie check, and paunehe, Tor mixen. mast,
quarter spindies and paunch for bowsIr,
! lower half main "a d,
1 main, fore, and : mizen-,op yards,
man, lore, aud niizeu- top aIian,-ma,,.,
' N'''' ~ ri Pni t~a ias!i
I fore and mzen-toP-ma.t.
I i"re-top. gaai;-naIt
main ysid pieces.
4 bow-.lnt pieces.
8 top-s iiant-y ards in one piece
spindle pieces for u.ain- mast.
fishes, 2heel pieces Tor fish.
cheek pieces, heel pieces for cheek.
:pnde Pts; s Tor iorenast, fishes, heel piece.
a. All the piece. ior the mizen-mas,.
The above Tor sbip Of the line.
half main cheek, 2fore side trees.
main side trees, l fore fish,
fLeeI
heel piece iore-oh.ek, half ma,-yard
nall fore top saii-yard main fishes,
man 'rlntle piece, fore tcP-gaiaa,-ma..
hail main p'sal-yards,
m.zenop-sa''-yaid IN one piece
spit sall-yafd,
j;e boom piece, ,psnser boom,
The above foi A gun ship.
paunehes Tor bow.prn.
f@fs s s.sfi rst '.a' 'I psaas
Cheek heeI fI piceas sue I pssnoA mainma
ip ,rs 20. cheeks raunei, for mi1en mast
,pri.a, fore, i-2 main ysrd,
toreopssil, niainopssii, mizeu- topssii wards,
. fore s main, mzsn.op-g aan,-ysrds
.panker.bCom, iSwel..ludlins ": ..ii b uo
spindle side trees cheeks Tor fore or main-nras,
bow spiii piece, swingingbOOm
main piece for mireI-niast.
:Tnae' fish aide trees, and cheeks for two msiu,
spindle for mzen mast
m'ztn P-gsliaiIt-nia l..
Tine above for "a gun ship
spihdle for Insin-u.asi.
cross jtck-yasd.
The above Tor 'locP Of war:
II side tees,2 paunches, checks
hs'i ,nainya, half fore, mzen-tor galley arus,
Tying jil.boon,s.
swinging Blooms, and top mas; mathematician,
m The above for ~ gun ship.
Tue "hie oil III. timber required above n,.t Re on,
straight, of ling leaf fn, gain ,on,ern l,ea ,es s'
Persons wishing 10 ,ner, may obtain schS dues of m.
% Necessary TO regulate their ,Tes on application
- ihe NSyy A5ent at either
new YORK.
BALTIMORE,
NORFOLK,
CHARLESTON, S. G. and
SAVANNAH.
.ne pFop9,1 must be made per cubic FOOT and mus, ..
The timber when delivered, must undergo the is,,;
ana measurement The printed rule, ad,ed b"
4, dated SePte mbet is 1s26 as practised u
Jan 7s-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

70 the cSniy ~ terms two rsets Of land Iy0.
@ sss And,ed asyes, su1is on Hog ss'.sea efsr
led r. ~ s,,s cotton Of FIRST rate bottom ~ ss,, ahi
,rst a y ied for tie euus Of ,SP .he 5sh land
deep creek aa !, en- and A Arsd aeres s G
eos5 4. o. very txeeen, Gs land An winch a0oid
skc.n sy 'ased tcsiew DE PREMISE b;s of
Aura,. 70 49, ', oi oy mysef On arpliesft., wa
RICHARD Z. IAKrAWay
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Jan. %.
VI ten.aie .,chooi,

II FemGIe School,
"a I'LL be sgaiu opened at the residence Of The su,c t in
W the County q ocEland the 1t day of FchrusI
next, under the aud uaS Of lad from Penns l.
wanna who highly recommended, aud who proposes
teach reading writing, o,ioyrA arithmetic, grammar,
osaphy, sacred pofaae history, mythology, music
bryidsty, iaotwOIk, painting on velvet, Nc.
FERNS krrtuioe for board AMI ttis. $Ioo for 10
month, Ray able til advance and the balance
,nd of the the scholars finding ther beds bedding
Music will be au aLdi.ional exPtpec
]. b. FERGUSON.
Jan ct. sI-2awGi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

While Professor Hoge was sitting alone. read
ing in his room, in College, Athens (Obio) by a
sudden contraction of the muscles, he bone o! his
thigh was badly fractured, so as To require setting
in The usual manner of broken limbs. The pain
lie has suffered has been extreme, though sonewha,
aba ed -ir ce The sitting
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

b Mrtbs w his ,,1s ~ u'' tfem Edmund Harrison I'D
os e s ds ss sgq Of die county q ASsls
TO The highest bidders Tor ready 5ope next az public suction
The 5eys esnsd eo U%,s e4o se saa y iaiS "a
front door Of The Essle oie in the w" Re made al The
oommsn nee about ~ O'CI,ck " s 10y ~ Richmond, and
Jan 49, 1927. NJ NJ ROBINSON,
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10 Tnbnccn pInnfcrs

~ 4 OUuccO RfdNtcTS. 4
gf1iiE subscriber has ed ard obtained p,tc,,
- i"lipt'd KIN Tor cuing Tobaccc, which vii, II, J,I
nl a'd before The public. The improvement consists
p w s"1h cni,tfu al the kiim az m. rt,ii IN
S 's'' h ming be house aud prevents the i,rur, gn,
@ " 'e 'oedoe" ny The smoke with many Other adam.
'''"ySh. necessary now - enuneate la the mean
Ie.oiis ireisan interest IN The subject can III , in
20 M I nom me subscriber, from CIe, T. N
Lo''isa, ian. %. w - 20 IL ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
FemaIe Education at the OoLs-

~.,,,.11,ee"'N'S .>aucotton at the Oaks,
AEiN6 engaged The services ola yonny I,1, 40,
ihed 10 teach IN my family, would wish ~ 1ss'y qua
10 oosrasis INC course Of the siitntion will commit; OF
iss mi'nheusi grammar pafsiug, geogrspbv ,sah
e o. We maps and globes neede-w9fk OF eye;v t IN
o'ng S" Pai9,,nsl history, chronology mytLoJoey "o
payable IN advance. " GO hali The board
Ffomthe affective di,pensoiion, Of r,iv;D, ps...,.
win SAD M o. fortune, thus eonreisS &c lgnes
~ up' W ne nsnevcenee Of the public a, lie ori Io"
OF support let Tor myself and infant ebiLc e ohy means
rs. Letter. d;,sef,s,, r. M.akfHA w HARRISON.
mes' WIN pionpt attention. The School eli .hssn VIII
',lh January is1l Jan. i8 79 IA, 'soSm@euee the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

WISH 70 euPioy Tor Tie ensuing year Young Man d
=. s',' Soi'' his"s - Manager Small Farm ,is
- s rom hthmnnd Oe sor1.y.st edainteJ Will m,
ne Of edged tools would be preferred. WIN u"
Richmond, Dee. H. - e"S"hf'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
MIR. HUME,

Hume often has been closely rubbed,
But now he's absolutely snubhed;
Why, Pslmersten, that cruel joke
About the time he takes 60 soak,
Before he can absorb fact
II true, 'twa. bsiharvu. thus TO act.
'iuee sooking only, makes uume's reason ripe,
Why leave HIN dry by giving hun 'c.Ptl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

Ga Saturday last, number of the citizens of ,h'
borough of Norristown and vicinity, partook o.
fine fat deer, which roasted Whole on ,h
ice, on Stoney Creek.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
TalMa6le Reai E,sfnte ~ ~ L


HioH TO 'eIiFo tfac,s ofIand ing in the cory If ca
pe,,. one containing about 1000 acre. th. other
~ be Two tracts separated oly l, ,C c,s.J
"" ' EstN hthg thetrsctVH which resided fer, or, No.
'i' 1vV acres OF open land, Of which Iss bcer
o'iel "ilit" levy yrars There Is now 10 clear I,ry.
Iy o' i ale 26aeco icnd nearly an Of WlirI lie n
"", 7hy, h uaot lies remarkably wtl beiur very I'm.
"uutei-ine water hne and the sbboriood heaiv anJ
the improvements large dwelling ,,e ~
rock, kehfn smoke house, ice house &c ,res, ,r;, VI
ose's"ei mouse, an good tobacco hJuses all of ,yhc s
new VI tue other tract nearly half ofnis on, land snJ ~ :
,e y. oysmrn part Of which i fat ta IF very
superior TfGftY. ihcfe also an exc,en; nil So
sud good or' iard cfweli elected fruit trers rio
m.n's are tw" good dweing house, about an half milo
WIN az me u'a ou houses attached To each ol them
. eSess'ry 10 desobe the properly IN more ps,t;c
m showing that those who disposed 10 buy Ill
ntl we" but by way Of further uiucencnf ,y,I' ~,
he' the5e >, on lhf'e tracts rge quantity Of good hJeo
bai9 "hichh certainly Considerable acnirhi1u f Ie
an pefsons VIII are desirous Of purcbs.irr tlc sb ~
perry are particularly invited 10 cali and view lie am.
"' "lD "e hhtTaI aud accommodating, and made lno,g, M
e @p'cfptf iiynE on the prem about 20 nil. .,l 10y
''6 wv % s''ii''oast IRON Campbell corthrisr.
~ II ri NATHANIEL w. PAYNE
smaller ifatt't sUt pufohisera 10 ~ ,"''
August ~. ~ X
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
from The ui,,a Scntinri.l

Something remarkable. "A respectable inha-
tan, of the town of Frankfort, Oaeida County,
called at our oaice last week aud stated to US the
following facts: As several laborers we're work
king in field belonging TO Mr.. James Browning,
turning up the earth they discovered large
quantity of feathers. On further examination they
found 1t 10 be solid and compact bed OF ii iee'
long and 10 in breadth composed OF nothing but
fea hers, part of them somewhat decsyed, bu, a
considerable quantity quite perfect and in good
state CT preservation; The depth of the bed is
not precisely ascerianed, but it has been found
By digging to extend as low as 4 ieet How they
came there AMI by whom deposited, we can only
conjecture The facts are vouched for 10y seve-
raj highly respectable men, and we leave tie
subject the specula,ions oil the curious in such
matters.
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NOTICE

VIE iaf'neTshp between the subcrihcrs under the 6r, n
a archibald T. Woodson * Co, il by mutual ron.sr' a..
soWed lan Anderson, will settle the claim, sv.;n ~
Is alone authorised to collect the debts due to The sd s a
zoo - w. ANDERSON
II w
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Jan Is
.iOYERI'f,SE- N ENy

UVERIISE.ME.NY.
HE tract oi Land called i Grove, containing above
800 The lowe. cad Of Amelia county, for
y advertised, Sill for sale. Ii would make ellen
cotton plantations. IL will he sold all tosather divided int
parcels. Tne terms will Accommodating
WaL b. GILES.
Uir~,m. marrt4 ea-,f
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COylIJSSJO,N- BUSi.NcESS.

sNif ;cDGels his the public,
Commissions Merchant, with the that any husi
10 him shall oc,ise that attention may
w. NJ SWOOpE.
oUce between < L on tbe cross s,, nearly oppost,
tie Bell rav.in
57-g&wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

IN Rtehmond Hastings Court, Jan. 10. 1927
nDEhED, nat the Sergeant Of this City make ell If
- solomon Slave, the property Of Tliona, Wa IL u,
1 ey' he was committed 70 The Jail Of This city on The b
,ss', IS runaway; aud confined therein until mi,
TINT ne ssd Sergeant advertising the sail lie. ~ co
Gays IN the +" Richmond Enquirer A COW ''s iO' Oh
The above named negro Solomon ,ol hs oiets;
Ds Tavern IA said city on te l2 day Of Februs,v &
&c e'9es' A. nj Tor CALI WD. WREN, serrT G. n.
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
.NORT'HU.uBERL4yVD .8I8I,1 III

I = Til
mo h"uuon IS now ~ successful optfson arr, III.
presume 70 be lieve that seminary in fhe Is,
country "hsfs greater facilities Tor The aceui.,f;o, 81
ed"e"ion The Rev Faonss g.. Thotnion ,sb,,e ,r,
InreMenb and experience teacher g, e,in,
NJ" me nstuetion of youth, will continue 10 ,,,.y
Ye n'"uon the present yrsf The Academy :; 49,, i
,D'u' "" hifs IRON Nuuhrcici lanh Couubou.g -; ,t
eo.h"ed con'idered - healthy any rat Of he c %
n"Hui"sf srt new and comfortable, aud e,Ieui,., q,
communications for seyenty boafdefs Col W., 10 &C
~" s,'",'', "hl continue 60 image the bosfIiog
IN W"eh NJ me- heicioirrc ciytn enfe afi NJ, -
'.' t ats iusn ne Ln, Greek snd Hebrew lsne,,sg
'tPI MN ne other prerequisites Tor oller;s, ,
Abu 30 volumes have been irlieion,'y ,, ~, So
ghnd'on o. Lbfsry. complete ,,c ~ p, me
49, US, s'"net ana m'p', auc'cnt anil modern ,fe si 49,
lnea i'r Ir se q siaicnt' The ses,n viii ec.
No sun v+-ffiun. " ' " 'i'e 10 lowing Dee
tefsga ~ English Gfsmn1f. o., ling Iyrr,y val ,,t
Ys nee VAN 'e,5raphy and the use NJ tho r; 49,,
~ a' olhe' e5e, - dolls annually. Bos,,l 90 do
The charges for tuition aud bond ~ III 80 ,,
' '''' taiu quarterly ~ adj
10 ons5tan' vii fecolleet they are ,,. e. -,
trance, t Tic p0d The ses.;,a ' nun me TINE Of en,
J.n y $500 if'siaen' Of The Trrrses.
t.-w3a
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EDUCAIIO.N.

" 4 ED CCAIIO.f.
s RS John u Wooiod respectfully informs tie parent.
da and guardians Of the young ladies heretofore
70 n' care aud the public senefaiiy that her has
rented the Mansion House OF the le-Co john Hoone. Be11
e lowing uTccn at which place her ScHOOI will be con-
inued tht ensuing The celebrated heafnrss of Tho
tu,o The iaty Of approach by the Stage which
Pas.e 'ict DAY between Richmond aad Washington the
rounding H. ahordins the most delightful promenade,
1r young ladies during the leisure school, combine in
tndng 70 tie public place highly eligible for a
Female SchVo Mrs Woodord intends enpoynS an Assis
tam eaehrT qualified TO teach the French language which
18th OF this month. "" vac
rue public are also innrmed that Dancing Sehoo will be-
oPeI o. he Dowiins Green, about haiti distant
htr patrons az desire have their daughters taught
that fashionable Accomplishment. -
w d'liet per sebolls year. for tuition board
peu ah hedds ezeiusye) 20 doii4 only will bereauire1
year. ~ VIZ
Jsn.6 75o.v,,r I
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TO .AfEcHaAYcES


cislli Htc- Ibef has good Cuou Yam Il .r.ry
~ which can he improved with very le e>u,,,.e lc ~,
tease i"r tenn II years very s.comtno iane
Ems hH sche "a At his mil establishment ON B,,i.t,5
, W NE upper edge ot Iaiiiax COUNTY, ahoui IS ,i,,.
te W., o"u houst IN Fopuous AID ie-lLy ne II bbu,-
,p"' ne Is disposed t' sell his ad (ir,st si! IN IN,
IS 81 iiityiyanii county, with an ~. ne stone dam
WIZ he attached small tract Uf .ani frop on. 10 i've
ca ae c. TO s'ni iie rniehasr. Til. soy wod he
sOd ON very moderate terms I0IiLnr ~, " ~ "'
Pn-y!raril county, IN. -.
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sOne opinion have heard given, is, it was a
place OF deposit for the feathers Of the birds
which the Indi ans had taken.
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UIigiUani Grdmm0r School.

iVISpum GTdiEm0T ScNOOf
'sNlE pHhc respectfully informed tia, addition 10
4 very extensive OF classical and iatt NAUTICAL
,'adns the French, Spanish aud lillian Languages
iir taught At this Institution.
MI Fay, The gentleman wh' engaged TO give course Of
scti es IN these insu.ge reeHts ample tem"nals 81 his
competency. Hts syen that OF pu FIe the dantigts of
wlic. ;cnerally admitted.
There will he additional OF $50 pay able 10 M Fay
Cor n of ieoes. those on!y who learn these a.
su"ses vii! be required 20 pay the sdi' 3n,i tuition Fee
WM. Is. GILES.
BART: EGAN.
In consequence Of his the Wiswam, Rr Fay
vii. .j u lectures WATCH lac intended 10 deliver
IN Richmond
Jan. p. 5o-2aw6t
URSL IN with decIetai OTi. % county of
= Matthews sitting ~ ChAuceIy, shall proceed TO sci. On
the premises the O Jsy February next, FOR cash, that
convenient and dI able farm the Of
Mis- GAu Blake, ia Matthew's county, tue Pankauk Iiy.I,
about 9uies FROM the courthouse TEis farm contains
wards of 500 has comuiOdou story wood
dwelling house with all convenient houses, ohards &c.
ar well adapted 10 the growth of aud OATS and
the brst fish anil OYSTER. Ao, necessary
otler uaot OF wood Land OF about 40
THoS. Il. lEAfMAN, oou.nr To sell.
Jan. 49, 7S-tds
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ELAL' 0OODS. -
~ Fare receiving and opening large proportion Of QUE
" Fa and Winter GOODS; amongst tnvse now opshmes
naies OF rose, Pont aud dufne blankets
Daies nspt eottons, various makers
Dairs ninnet, fearnots and bearkins Nj
baes bieachtd aud unbeaehed domestic heetngs and shis
. inys, a complete assortment.
Broad cloths and csssneres oC all qualities, Tue most
superior imported
felsse cloths Of all colours
Nesungs, 10 suit the season
Sik, cottnn and worsted hosiery
furniture cambria aud Carmen iimiies
Cses IRIS linen, long lawn aud sheeting
lew pieces Flanders beautiful and cheap Article
Gases satinet. he'd tiekings and cheek,
trade =
C"tton s!luhngs, cotton cambricks
Musln', bonbazncs, bombax.ts
Diapers AMI linen eamhrics
complete oT m erno and cashmere shaw AMI
scaris, some beautiful
small assortment metino and eashuferc hdkfs.
n Few beautiful plan black silks
TIN cad iaces, hai hobbin and
Canton nankie and Italian grapes
piece beautiful gauke flannel.
They expect daily additional supplies from New Yofksnd
Phad. lphia, all which will he sold price
Oct 81 42-tf WM NEAIE Co
Lunatic Hospital, williamsburg.
OFFICES hereby given that all the cell. this Institution
are occupied, and that patient will he received
until some Of the .d cell, vacant due which will
be givei by order Of the Court of Directors.
Mtv 20 I'll LEO HENLEY, ce.d
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-05
MARTiNsBURG, VA. THURSDAY, JULY S, 1897
A MIRACLE

Translated for the New-York Morning Courier,
from the French. (hy a Correspondent.)
France!i-Literal copy of a part oil
the reports lately published by order of
my lord the Bishop OF Poihers on the
apparition of cross in the Parish OF
'Ilgne.
We Pasquer, curate of st. Porchaire,
and Msrsau.t, Almonier OF the Royal
College of the City OF Poitieis, adjunct
to r. Boin Beaupre, curate of Migne's
to administer to his praishioners the ex-
ercises, of the Jubilee, have the honor
to communicate to his greatness the
Bishop of Poitiers, the extraordinary
event of which we have been the wit
nesses at the termination OF our said du-
ties.
Tae humility and fervor of the great
ernumber of the inhabitants of this COM
mune we're extremely gratifying, but
still we had 81 lament the resistance
of several persons which rendered the
efforts OF our zeal ineiticacious as TO
themselves. On Sunday the 18th day
of the present month, we thought prop
er to communicate the Jubilee, by the
erection OF a cross, sacred and holy
cere mony in which about three thou
sand persons from the parish of Migne
and other adjoining parishes assisted.
When behold, as soon as the cross was
erected, and az the very moment that
one of US was addressing to Inc faithful
by ISLANDERS an exhortation ieiracting to
their memory the miracle Of the cross
which appeared in front of Constan-
tines army, on its march against Max
entias, there appeared in the inferior
region of the atmosphere and over
small square (petite place. opposite to
the maiy door of the church, iumin
Gus cross about 100 feet above the sur
face Of the earth and about 80 feet in
length. LIS proportions were very reg
ular. and its form correctly drawn, was
perfectly delineated on clear sky,
which, however, was growing dark, il
beng nearly O'clock in the evening.
This cross of silver colour, extended
horizontally in the direction Of the
church, its foot to the eastward and its
top to the west. The same colour pre-
vailed on the whole Of its extent and it
remained without any alteration about
half an hour; but when the procession
had re entered into the chuch it disap-
peared.
1t is possible to conceive the religious
impI ession, which the apparition of this
cross produced on all the spectators; al
most the whole. in an instant fell upon
their knees with transports OF Joy, their
hands lifted up to ,ieaven, the hymn
beginning with these words, Long live
Jesas, long live the cross"
This prodigy that we hereby attest,
which is attested. also by those who have
signed the present report, and which
would equally be attested by all those
who we're present and saw it with their
own eyse, has had the most beneticl
effect. On that very evening and much
more on the next day, many unfortun.
ate persons hitherto refractory to the
favour of grace, have approached the
tribunal of penitence and have reconcil-
ed themselves with Heaven.
(signed.)
pASQUIER. Citrate of st.
Porcheire.
ID. MARSAIIlT Almopipr a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-05
pASQUIER. Citrate of st.
porcheire.
MARSAULT, Almonier OF
the Royal College.
COLOMBIA.-We have lately heard

COLOMBIA.-We have lately heard
of several circumstances, which, ftru-
ly represented, cannot be taken other
wise than as indications that the cissen-
tons between the Colombian Consttu-
tional Government and Gen. Bolivar are
tending towards an adjustment II It
can be effected without the surrender of
principle or security, we shall heartily
rejoice in it. The Congress had not
yet assembled: but decree was issued
on the 10th of April, convoking it at
new place, Tunja, on account of the
sickness of a member at that place.
NJ y Daily .ddrertissr.
From the .)fidcilefozSn Ca-ette Of June 20.
An accident occurred in this city last
week, equally singular and distressing.
A child Of Mr.. w. SwatheI, about six
years of age, was precipitated down
steep flight of stairs, head foremost
The stairs were so nearly perpencicu-
lar, that the child struck its under Jaw
on the lower stair, with such force as to
break it on each side ofthe mouth, and
the roots of the teeth were turned up
permost. A physician was Immediately
called in, who placed the jaw in its ORR
ginal position, bound aligament round
the head, and we are happy to state,
that the little sufferer is now in fair
way for recovering.
Road from Little Rock 10 Fort Gibson.
The Superirtendency OF making this
road, has been committed to Lieutenant
Dawson, Asst. Or. Master u ) Army,
Of Fort Gibson, who has recently re-
aeived instructions relative to the man
ner in which it is to be opened. The
troops are TO cut il out from Fort Glib.
son to Fort Smith; and from that point
to Little Rock, it is 70 be done by con-
tract with the citizens or others.
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A murder was committed in Lenior
County, n C. on the 2sih ult. the par
ticulars of which are stated as follows:--
On the evening of the 27th, daughter
of Ezekiel Creech, was carried of and
married to one Bender, contrary to the
will of her father. Simon Rouse,
neighbor, was supposed by Creech to
have been an accomplish in the elope-
ment, and on thei, meeting the next
day, dispute ensued which ended in
the death of Rouse. The murder was
perpetrated by Creeeh's discharging the
contents Of loaded gun through the
left breast of the deceased. The Jury
of Inquest gave a verdict Of "Jpiifuf
.M,rder.o Creech is yet at large.
At Broad Creek. CIV, Co. in quarrel
between Jesse MCotter aud Nathaniel
Clark, negro man belonging to the
former 10 consequence OF bis rude in
terpostion in oel@if of bis master. re-
eeived 4 stab from Clark. Of which he
died the~day following. Clark was inn
mediateiy arrested and committed 70
prison.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-05

Absurdity of the English Lurcs--
To burn house of which the criminal
is tenant at will, is capital; but If he
has lease, it is only a misdemeaner
To wound cattle is a capital crime; to
wound man is only misdemeaner.
A comedian, who performs in thea
ire royal, is reputed person: but if
the same comedian plays the same
character in a theatre which wants the
stamp OF royalty, he is rouge and a
vagahond. A gentleman OF large pro
perty may hunt on the ground of a
man ofsmall property, while man Of
small property may not hunt on has
o,on ground. Peers and members OF
Parliament cannot be arrested for
debt, but their creditors may.
London Paper.