Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-02
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FOR THE ABDUCTION OF Nor
trial of Bruce, barrow, and Tur-
Indictment for kidnapping Nor
smepded at Canandaigua, on the
Mr. Mosely, the State Commission
Pssrs Whiting and Butler, counsel
SeOple: Messrs. Marvin, Sibley,
hi many others, counsel for de-
About twenty witnesses were
the first day. Edward Giddimgs,
was objected to by defendants
the ground that he did not en-
h religious opinions, as to render
Detent witness. In support of the
Inc David Morrison was first call
stifed that he was intimately &C
18th Giddings, and had known him
and between that and 1925, had
Cpyersations with him, in which
ed the opinions that there aoas no
inc spiritual superior to matter,
L existence Of a God ,0as contrary
ly. Morrison produced a letter
him by Giddings, dated Goth
h, containing such sentiments.
b argued the question of admissi-
court. After full argument, the
ded unanimously that Giddings
In the rule which excludes a wit
ground of infidelity.
be. Yesterday morning, large
iting unequivocal tokens of mad
his appearance at the Navy Yard,
He was chased thence, and ran
e in the neighbourhood, boiling
J the midst of a number Of young
Fho were at school in one of the
The dismay of the little limo
Pasily be imagined. Fortunately,
not a little surprising, none of
injured, and the dangerous in
driven out of the house, and
be neighbours.-.N Y. Gazette.
than Lord, of Amherst, N. Fl.
bpointed President of Dartmouth
\ place of President Tyler, re-
pes D. Knowles, of Boston, is
writing the "Life of Mrs. Jud-
Of the celebrated Missionary to
&. Ayoung man, employed in the
Springfield, has been fined ten
costs, amounting in all to twenty
and half, for taking three sweet
farmers orchard in that town.
u Jail for want of funds to pay
COACHES. The number of per-
Re accommodated by these means
3 nee between the town, and the
pg towns, is very great. The old
pc, the parent we belive of all
les, runs every half hour between
Roxbury, making about 4S pas
carrying often IL, 90, or 25,
passengers at time. We un-
lat 1900 passengers have been
week by this line. There is
opposition line which runs hour
additional coach which runs
ours, through Roxbury to Brook
e coaches are all on one of the
Inc city.-Bost. Dai. .Adv.
estructive hail storm took place
e Rappahannock and Potomac
ut the 4th inst. The hail stones
to 8 iuches in circumference.
Samuel C. Allen, who has rep
anklln District, in Congress, has
reelection. In an address to his
ne handles rather freely those
as speech-makers, and whose
n their every effort is to produce
q. The tendency of their pro-
70 suspend the functions of the
essembly, and retard the progress
PuOllck business. Our legisla-
are getting to be unwieldy, and
Oelhg perfect, are miserably inn
destinations of the people. We
ady to admit that our national
glslatures are composed, in part,
'Ae most gifted men among us !;
e others, and not few in number,
IKE an incubus upon our legisla-
Elose presence paralyzes almost
lOus effort. The people, in their
not sufficiently regard the i'm.
KIM established by Jefferson, as
acandidate for office,-"Is he
Ae capable" Let this excellent
sIrletly regarded, and we shall
tceiVe a visible alteration in the
our governments. Men would
elected, whose ambition has
laan publick good, and from
.tnere lqcToS potb,n.. hat c.o4L