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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
EyAIWOOD SCHOOL.

EH ATWOOD SCTIOOfr--1Ais School viii Terminate
the I2h of December and commence Tor the ensuing
year The 12 nj January The n Instruction will include
Reading, Ponnuslp, Arithmetic Practical Mathematics &c.
oynphy, Bellies Lcres, Moral Philosophy History Compost.
non, aud the English and Latin Language The terms flr
bptd, utin, washing and lodging, daring the schoa year
%. tc mnot VII be SlOJ, &lnl o student furnish l0dg.
ing AN students VII BE- charged i.cif commencement
In 10Th 81 DccDncr, a. w5ch tine ne scholastic year viii
rpd have Employed latin TEACHER aud n my patronage
should justify d, sal e'ea obtain tie aid Of ny pre-
sent coddjuOf, Captain William IaIleE Letters addressed
nc near Soac. e, laulur cOgt, v n i've prompt atn-
ion. o. 'lsCKETT.
Noy ~ We
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
sJlIsGINII:

GiRGlNIG Arilcs, holden in the clerks Office of TIN.
superior court of chnncer hr the Richmond district tie
80 dy o NoVenhrE 1929 Thomas a. Baher pit ognirst
John y Fleming, Isaac CuId Jane his wife and Samu,l
Oycr ~ and Martha MS c DIS
Inc defendant Isaac Cur aud Jane his wie, and Samuel
NSe " and Martha his vc not itvi.
cc and given security according the assembly and
inc rules OF this court and appearing 10y satisfactory evidence
u uey are not inhabitants of tins ordered that
esad defendants do appear here the of the neat
1anuaIy tenn and answer the bin o the plaintiff that
copy oi tins order be forthwith inserted in puh
shcd IN the city ofRchnond for months essyely anil
posted at the front door Of the capitol in the said city,
~ copy. IDStc, WA G.. pENDIETON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

ETEMALE SCHOOL, school y.iI be- opened on tue
= hrt Of January next, the residence Of the sui clbc
ccouny OF New Kent unccr the Of lle Elizabeth Bacon
All the branches ~ good English education oi be- taught and
ui-trd attention gwen tire morals of tlCe
coufocd TO hcr J. win D." exclusively teuae, and Is
M t.i 10 ioIitccn Terms, e.. 1.i anA f,oi 8! csson
r ten months $50 one.ld'f D" Paid tie 10TH day Of
Augu,,, the balance 2itl of December Tee j bc
vacation from tie 18th u Angus, t. i5fh of or,of,c
JOIN u. CLUrTON.
Ho.,n, Nov. 1O,h. I}-3. vat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

AEARSIi AIS 81 BE.Iu Obedience dec r.i. orders
4'h OF Tie superior court Of chanccry pf the Richmond dis
idci pronounced 1 theron ocpeudng wherein tlugh
Nelson, administrator dc boi. OF Thomas Walker. de
pan; and te executors uf Nicholas Cabc dec and others
arc Defendants VIII be exposed to sale, higcgt bidder
before the doOr NJ Slrs Ann Chamber tavern Saunim on
the 2h day Of November the tracts Of land lying
south rycf m the county of Augusta following. rsc
o. eight hundred Guhrcs, one hart o or hundred
ncre5 adjoining AcSr Hail. Tract Of EIGHT hundred
adjoining Saln Steele and tact of eight huudcl acres
adjoining ATchd Stuart The Of stc be rs follow 10
WIT onclrd Of the purchaac money with interest thereon
the day Of sale, 10 be paid IN year thereafter and other
t"ounrds with interest thereon oh tie day ut SALE bc paid
m two years thereafter the interest 10 be reluscd e ry
mcns are punciuay malcthc payments 10 be- secured BY
bonds with sufficient security and deeds Of the lands
puchaTd which bonds and deeds Of may " dcfuit III
made payment Of tine first ngimen forthwith enforced
Tor the whole amount Of the purchase money with interest
afIrrsli1. GEORGE EykEIDGE, NJ. g. C. Z.
NOv6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

ASIAiNION FEMALE SEMIN-Aisf.-Ihs Scui
- nary wi open aGlm Monday the 9Th day of December
ucXt, the supentcnce OF Ma and Mrs 1IACsmn who
latter themselves that 10y their united cNoIio, ample facilities
WI Dc ditoi led o acquaintance With tic various bricins
Of Female Educition both solid and ornamental.
Mr. and Mrs Thacher duly appreciate tic importance the
situation they have assumed, and that ami ael
hon. well 10 iie improvement OF tie mind, the heart aud
those suCn a. %
approval CD-OpcTd the friends patrons scjeJ -
The stcrt? stanton, the saluhriy its climate, win
orf considerations, reader il desirable situation for emar
seminary.
There va he two sessions the ycar of FIVE months each
with vaclthnoi month at tc close o. each s,sson-lcn
there W.. 10 public examination.
Tft>s TuIIoNiUr the higher branches Of English El
cation, vz Grogmpy with tie drawing Maps the use OF
c Globes Reiodc; Lo.ic; Intellectual, Moal and NaiUta,
,iqn l''''' N'''"'''' .,'''''' a"l '''"''' SIS
Oaddiioia charge will bemadc should students review
Tive interior banchcsni English sludies; attend the
atm and tirccH Languages. Composition viii be expected,
C!I -.ss
i1t those VINO attendo y Ecadirg Spelling Peunai-
.ir, GCocG ply, without tine drawing of Maps OF
Gip'cs, Arithmetic aud English Grumiar- per session, II
~ the two last studies b. omitted,
For Painting and Dfawing additional charge of
iUT Lessons on the Piano 90 DO l.
o. Tuition payable in advance. TYLER TEACHER.
Siduuton, 10th November, 1925.
A. the pnbc acquaintcd with the character and quail
Gcaon, of Mr and Mrs ThachcrfcstiuO have been sub
United TO WIN kinney, U Esq Mayor OF S,aunon, Rev MY
an Es and Nicholas e. Kinney, Esq whose opon hereto
annexed
Testimonials rcspcctngi characcran qualifications of the
Hrv Mir Thacncr and Lady have been submitted ~ us-yhh
rcus tpthr paona friends Of female education
WA. KINNEY, jun.
T. g. BALDWIN
JNO. H. PEYTON.
JOSEPH SMITH,
joseph CONvNN,
NIGH. {. KINNEY
- Board aui Io5iuz eau be- had inIc rscable families
St''m'o,5 at $40 per session
nov 10 w3tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

ENIAS Committed, runaway; the jail Of Rockhridy,
w on the l0th day of Sept past amulao boy who says
nus name Is NICHOLAS WEIR, aud that IS -born bt
bound untl Inc Is oi oa Mr Wloughly, the county of
Ncson Said hoy is about IL IL years nsc about f,
OF ID inches high, of light complexion his clothing ~ bad
H they cannot be- described he has marks that can OIL
serve The owner, II is required apply for him. or r
Will ne dealt with asgecably 10 law
CORNELIUS DORNIAN Jailor
Lexington, Rochbrdse county Nov. i,h, 1928 Ri-imc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

\ NARY VIII be- continued the ensuing year. The pupils
wh b. instructed by Miss Bo.gs, in Orl0trluiy Reading
Ndtni, Arinreic, English Grammar, GcoL Apply with tie
OF SIC tl,he and The Rudhncu of Astronomy II win be-
opened on the ljh Of Jantry and viii cuc on the 18th Of
Dccemicr, with vacation OF month, from the 10Th ofJuns
to tc 18th Of Juy Tie price or board aud tuition will ~
$40, ouc-haf pax al Nv advance the
oftlc year Zach young lady will furnish herself with pair
sheets, pair 81 blankets, cotnicpanc, and hrce
towels or.f preferred they win be- furnhtd bv for
adlh oua charge Of So Iho-c who remain IN my funly
during vacation, Any part IT, Will he charged at the Of
$40 per month
lave engaged teacher Of Music give Instruction tic
Piano Forte 10 such young ladies may chDn.c ~ attend
him, his charge will be $40 per quarter Of 70 lessons bs
discontinued ut tho pleasing ~ their parents guardians
Those whose daughters wards have been cfcacr be
engaged this Seminary, aud DESTROYS Of having them
Instructed in Music, requested 20 advise Of early a.
Qcy with convenience
When the few vacancies vet remaining he this adycr
uecmcnt will be- Discontinued, after which IL will bc useless 10
make application for admission Letters by mail addr1i
" me, viii bc directed 90 arlncr's = Roads, Louisa.
Cct l2--V's IRED'K UARrIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

1 quarterly held Cumberland county the 27h
IA day OF October 1923 John T. Williams pt against War.
dits--S CIAScIRY: '
The d,fnant Warner W. Price not having entered hisan
pcaTauce and gwen security according the of assembly
and the rules OF this court, and appearing by satisfactory
c'icce that he is not nhaban OF this coultry ordered
ha the sad do;ndan do appear here tire fourth Monday
January next aud answer the plaintiffs bill, and that cosy
ut his order b. forthwith inserted in some newspaper pG
'hcH in the c,g of Richmond for mcs successfully am;
posted NJ the mont door OF courthouse this country
30 y copy Ie,te TSCHAR NOODSUN, u. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

TfNO James Baker, MARY Baker George Baker ,ara
Betsy Baker, aud Hugh Goadin, admir- of George Bake,
inu not beng inhabitants of this commonwealth, will plca
10 iAc nocethat AT the next Superior Court Chancery n
Oe holden Tor thr Williamsburg district shall move the SAID
court 10 rens'ae the suit lately depending said court il,
winch am gaitiI and you defendants.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

rules, holden in the *, vGce Of the county court or
hNs Queen, the VII Of 0ctoocr 1871 Philip r. Ic,
Is CIf,NtIH
The Defendants having entered their appearance am,
gwen security according 10 the assembly the rules AZ
ns court and It appearing by satisfactory evidence that ~
1ni not natin's al ls state; ordered that the defendant.
do appear here the second Monday in January next ,d
answer tho bill Of tho plaintiff, and that copy of this order h.,
or"ith inserted newspaper published m the city az
RICHMOND for months sicccssivcly and ,s, M tl, IN,
door OF the courthouse OF thc said county
80' 4 copy. Tcsie, ROBERT 'FOII.ARD, IT, D. C.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

CONSTITUTIONS OF STATES, DC.
i UST published, The Americans Guide, compri-
sing the Declaration oflndependence; the Articles
of Confederation; the Constitution of tho IT, States
anu the Constitutions ofthe several States comprising
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
MIR. RICHAND LUnLON'

AZ. RICHARD LUELON--S: Take notice tb.,
4'a ON the 1 ca JANUARY nest, LueitO in the county 81
SeN small pnrr"n 10 take dispositions, (and continue io
day To day until tnsh in depending in the conn
court OF Essex IN which FL zabct ) Ludlow w,ow of the lnc
Doc Rchard Ludlow, and guardian of MARY Eli7,
p, ana tlcha'd john Ludlow, are plaintiffs, and you
oihiTS a'e defendants. Your ubt serv't,
- . WA GARRETT, nd. de Il. ~.
i''n NOV W." Hi-Wlic of Hicharl Ludlow. de-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

REFER tSCT,
Rogers and H1r'sjsDY.
J1O. md I'm. GiliaiF,
Srott, Urine s. Go.
Ihos. .fdkiuS,
,IHO. Ste'c0rt,
Kerr, CdsL'ic s. "a.
Grny md Ponkey,
Geo. Il. Sampson.
n. BctiicoitS and 30.
u. .if0rr & Son,
Uiiiinms s Cri'Igln.
j. ". UIinfrce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
SUBSCRIPTION

Girne Lot and Garonnc IL France rs de! n LatI-
prag-es u the numerous eutto tie cultivation o: tie GRAPE
VINE IN tire United States, Subscriptions which now Omen
Nh y l. viii engage furnish Subscribers with their Gaue
Vine lio rs before first 'iaro rect tcn free
ha been opcIcd Tine Roots VIII bc three years Old and will
produce cTale fruit the second ycar from the their
hcns planted They will he carefully cassrd and packed in
boxes wNh of the odnal soil which they have been
TdSrd winch viii greatly facilitate tie thriving OF the Roots
whel tolli-, Idncd.
Orl":5 viii he punctaly attended TO- the Subscribers r
na tc quantities and species fthc Grape Vine Roots they
% to nave They VII engage to ray r 1000 Roots more,
al the rate ii ~ for each Root for less than 1000
rate OF - and - per Root Roots
oay too od shall be paid tho cents each
or l or 4oc l24 cents o less than 1000, and 10
Payment bomadc dcyey of tie Roots letters No,
~ Subscription Lists are opened-at Scc York with Al
phmsc ouat 80 Walstree Boston, Z. Copeland jun;
Hsang r. MfliclaeE Phit"ipo, Van Anninse baltimore,
Willard I,hOls; Harrington Ctty William pairo Richmond
Davenport Allen Coz Saranidh, Hall, Shapcr g upper
Foster & Hutton; Charleston, I. & T. Street
NIr \ Ioua,r' Book on the Culture of,c Grape Vine, and
on the 1iahng Of Wle may be found ,c principal BOOK
se's 81 me United State; and his Agents VIII furnish them
Catalogue IF G,upe Ttas Roots, mat Mr. Lorp,r ylo7oy to
The fowns species a.e Selected as tie bcs,, tue choice of
wh.,n is 'e to Subscribers
Ia55 G',ePcs or Joy 4eFi,g Street ~. Lymrf All.
3, no Melting, (or f6ttr,) 4 sweet Guilan . Nulcat
DO Frolnau = Nuscadee nom tue river Lot; D. Aiayosie;
=, Io"aY 10, Syrian H. COn.a,ua; IL, I,aagd-lp-l3
Ia Nlusca, H. Malyose -, Rod Foot, tieI i:oIsC is,
ll3. k lianboIry II, Consantia
FIR UineWnrE-10 AuverrIat; Ia Blanquc,ica n nri-
Gnlc. 81 Plant dc Dinc D. OIvc,c b. Doiccc , Plant
dc RENE 25 urunoy; 26, Moron H. Madere D. Eousc.
'' ~ Iioarian % Cha.ose 81, lanc RLD2, Caret yJ,
AYct III st Jean, -, Jacoa &C. Meunic 81 Puctd;
! =, Spi.sc ~. st antoine
,rau) a. DO Golden' 49, DO Cracking. "a, 20 Musk 48,
Irca Lezarde; 10 Do small Ecics: 3d. DO. Om Jcrsa-
!gQ1l, Do (romI mo o. 'luyi4n1o-I Cias. als:
irafoi PoGuet j8, Early Mag lcl'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
FEhVsT sALE.-By ynuo q decd ofirnst eloculcd by

fhHt NJ ShbE.Bv virtue Of decd uftrtst executed by
= Tune X Henley and Hannah his wife inc subscribers
aln duy accorded the clerks Office Of Go0chl-nd county
count either Of s, WILL Monday 18th day o.
crncNt (flr' hcnG GyDorl COUNTY cCirt.Hay pro
cuci 70 so 1 G0ocnaud cout-1uc r hchest bidder f
ready mnucy a ih' right uo interest aud claim, tive said
Turner r. Henley and iapnah ls vile have or nav have u
tract o land Containing hUudcl aud iHcnv.nnc anil one
fourth accso ian' lying in tc lower end ~ Gcohlaud roIuty
IL being r tract Of land owned hy William Barnett ~ tie
TINE Of HE death, and which by q ia VIII aud testament Inc
devised 20 his hc, to be- equally dIviei between them Of
winch Hannah Henley formerly Uauuah Barnett, Dcc ofGe
. VS. the said Niu Bdnict, also a tre interest; tc and
claim, Which c std Turner T. litnlcy and Hannah ns " IT,
nov have may hereafter have iu x negroes with thcr in
crc-c, al stock C rors" hogs, cattle AMI stock Of an kinds;
also hpIf@hod ard Kitchen furniture belonging the said VIM
baIhit, winch with a other they can under the said
WIN nrnetts VIII, m order satisfy tho pafrJscs fr ,,ich
size said decd OF trust made Such tito only coli-
trfci vested iu ie sb Trrs ~ aforesaid deed Of
'r-'. WILL. GRAY, r.
WI. lilIiEG,t i'"S''''
Gooc'land, Oci 27il, 1923. G7-diclyit e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

TANSJSC SALE OF LANil.-Wii uo sod Oh i,e PIE
a misa on the 9Th day Of December Go%t, hc highest
bidder, Or cash, Eiy ld less lyins Dover
C, IN tie county Of Gouclard satisfy the objects ola
decd oi trust executed by c1cah puycn the rerei,nei
dated r Iid NOsunhcr, l32J aud RECORD in Gouchand
count. Office. WILL. GRAY, ,r
Nov 1,-,.4ic TliO. TALEAiNN, ir's'es'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

T"cke and .Si<er,
DrGei UorWicE,
Jno. JoneS,
I'm. Bnrreu,
Chs. Els,
a. ". Nothing,
n. G. Brander,
UD,. Kerr,
Httchisom s; Kcyr,
III. l.. Wight San.
sunni. S. Saunders,
nov l5-wtf G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

- Board aud Losing clJhc had inIcsr cciablc families
Stuutou, at $40 per session.
nov ~ Wsc
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29
FOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.
TOWN AND COUNTRY

"God made the country and man made
the town." is sentence that has been often
said and sung, without much regard to its
meaning, as showing what is real in the one,
and artificial in the other. There are peo-
pie who think they cannot exist out of par
ticular place all the world to them is the
little world around them-little in COMPARE
son with the mighty mass of society. This
feeling belongs chiefly to those who dwell in
the cities and populous towns by the sea-
side, in the mighty marts of wealth and
learning. DR.. Johnson had no taste for any
thing out of London; with all his power of
mind, he had little or no Imagination, none
of that faculty of the mind which enkindles
a Glove of nature" and leads us to "hold
communion with her visible FORMS" and pro-
duces its effect upon the heart. The height
of his happiness was in the intellectual com
bat, at the Club, the field of his triumph.
where he shone proudly eminent; or
rather, according to his own account. he
knew no greater happiness than to roll along
in post chaise, with rapid motion. The
elements of his nature were not kindly min
gled; tempered with the fervour of McKen-
zie and the bonhomie of Scott they would
have produced the richest fruits Poor Ma
dame de Stael wept in exile for ten long
years. She was banished, not to Botany
Bay nor to Siberia, but to the beautiful villa
OF Copet, the former residence of good
Necker, her father, on the borders of Swift
zerland, by the banks of the celebrated lake
OF Geneva, and not far distant from the
highly literary city of that name.
Bonaparte thought the air of Paris iniur-
ious to her health-she took the hint and
LETT Paris for fear of worse consequences.
10 her there was no pleasure--no society,
nothing worth living for out of the brilliant
coteries of that city, where she shone the
admiration of all. Long and loud were her
lamentations for to the Parisians Paris is in
peculiar degree all of France, and much
more than London is, to the English, all of
England-for at the former is congregated
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29
FOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.


.Messrs. Editors,-The law passed at the
last winter session of our Legislature, pro-
viding for the use of broad-rimmed wheels,
is found fault with by some individuals: it is
supposed by some that the law is in itself
arbitrary. / am sure see not how, for we
have right, as the highways are ours,-the
publick's,-to say in what mode, and under
what restrictions, they may be used. 1t is
no more arbitrary than to say that those who
use the highways shall have bells attached
to their horses, when passing in sleighs.
Broad wheels are believed to De cheaper in
the end than narrow wheels-as lasting
longer ; and the expense saved in the repairs
of the highways will be far greater than is
generally supposed. The highway tax,
throughout the State, is now over 100000,
exclusive of the expense of turnpike roads,
and the increase of travelling is constantly
adding thereto. l hope the good sense of
the people, will induce them to continue the
law in force. have metwith few remarks
upon the subject taken from the Connecti-
cut Courant; by publishing them you will
much oblige q Subscriber.
Yours, &c. A. B.
"In travelling through Worcester county,
Mass. we have been surprised to see such a
number of broad siunaed icheels. At Boston
we observed number of new stages with
similar wheels. On inquiry we learnt from
the most respectable authority that such
wheels were coming gradually into use, and
were decidedly preferred by those engaged
in transporting by land. Three teams
were rising a muddy hill with equal loads
and an equal number of horses. The for
ward teamster laid his whip on his arm and
walked behind his wagon. The second ap-
piled his whip with full force-and the
third had put his shoulder to the wheel.
The foremost wagon had broad trimmed
wheels-the two others narrow rims. One
of the principal carriers in Norfolk county,
Mass. has adopted such wheels, and after
years of trial says, that he would prefer to
pay for broad trimmed wheels, in preference
to using the best narrow trimmed wheels if
furnished free of expense. The broad rims
have decided advantage on sand, and soft
ground. They are in general use in Eng
land. 1t is calculated that general use Of
them will save one half the expense of re-
pairing highways, which in Massachusetts is
computed to be nearly $500,000 a year.
The legislature of that State, convinced by
ample experiments of many intelligent
farmers, and carriers, have passed law re-
curing that all carts, wagons and stages,
built after two years, shall have broad rim
med wheels, the lightest not less than four
inches, others five inches broad"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29

" The meeting of the Worcester
County Institution for Savings, for the pur--
pose of choosing the officers, and establish
ing the bye-laws of the Institution, is ad-
journed to May l, at Z o'clock, P. M.-COm-
lnllL1licnLed.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29

Richard Rush, Secretary Of the Treasury,
has been nominated in Raleigh, N. c., as
candidate for the Vice Presidency at the
next Presidential election.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29

l. The editors of the Boston Courier and
Massachusetts Journal contradict that part
of Mr. Jarvis's statement relating to Mrs.
Us father, and state that +" So far was ne
from considering himself insulted, and re-
firing Immediately from the Presidents
house, that he was at the time UNCONSCIOUS
of any insult, and never heard OF any till ne
arrived at New-York on his return" This
information they give from good authority,
and it materially alters the face OF the affair
The following just remarks upon this dis
graceful transaction are from the Salem Ga
zette:
awe take this occasion to express the
most unqualified disgust and contempt Tor
the wanton disregard of the courtesies OF
civilized life and the open violations of law
and good order, upon which Messrs. Green
and Jarvis, the editors of the Telegraph
have apparently prided themselves. When
brute force usurps the power of the law, and
the strong can insult and abuse the weak
with impunity, our liberties will not be worth
having anarchy will arise, and despotism
will follow, sweeping away in its march ev-
cry thing valuable in our institutions"
The Adamsites and Jacksonians loudly ac-
cuse the partisans of each, in Congress, Of
abusing the privilege of franking, in distri-
buting electioneering pamphlets and papers.
The Newark IN. J.) Gazette states that a
good old staunch farmer, who had formerly
been touched with the Hero malady, was
not long since surprised by the reception Of
a large package, consisting of Duff Green's
Telegraph and other commodities of the
same sort not knowing what to do with it,
he resolved to put it up at auction, and after
much effort on the part of the auctioneer,
owing to the dullness of the market, Invent
off for one che,U of tobacco.
The Washington Telegraph says, that the
addition to the subscription list of that paper
varies from 100 to 600 day. The Admin
istration papers account for it by stating that
5000 copies were issued to single subscri-
Der; also, that that paper will be sent to
any one a year who will forward one dollar
to the publishers.
1t appears very doubtful which party will
finally prevail; the Administration papers,
however, contain the greatest number of
"signs" of victory.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29
FRO BE Continued

The following is from an English paper,
and shows the extent of ecclesiastical op-
preston in ireland -
The land in the possession of the Bishops amounts
to at least million of English acres; and even ac-
cording to Leslie Fosters estimate, four Of the first
class Of ecclesiastics enjoy 6OOO year each nine
OF the second class must enjoy 100000 year piece
and the remainder must have 6 1851 wear a niece
This is sketch of the episcopal wealth alone, ex-
elusive of the tithes of the glebehouses the gebe-
lands, the grants under the head of First Fruits"
and OF Vestry-rates-the last of which, is the most
grievous and oppressive tax that ever was imposed
upon people.
To CORRESPONDENTS. each"
and the second favour of Senex," were
received too late for this weeks paper, but
shall appear in our next.