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Commission Business.
FIELDING l.. UIILT1US

b9IEN FULLY informs his friends and
u u the public, that he has commenced the
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at t,nchburg,
Two doors below the Franklin Hotel.
lie sollcits encouragement and promises all
those who may coniide in hun, thar ihcir bu,-
ness shall be promptly attended to. Hcwillle.
ceIVe Goods on Storage, and forward them as
may be directed-Also, snip Tobacco, Flour.
aud every kind ofproduce 10 Richmoud.
March 81 10
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<nlE subscriber having determined in aompli
- ance with the solicitations of some of hls
friends, to resume the Auction business. now
makes tender OF ms services to them and tie
public Generally rs
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ANDREWS x BROTHERS.

EEANE iust received, al their ware room.
e q back OF their store, n large aud gener-
al assortment OF ready made cIolhag, " hlch
are lower than any ever offered in Virginia
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',\rEW PUBHCAIlON5.-Ihe subscriber
~ la, jnst received, direct from Philadelphia,
New Publications. viz:
Loud Byron. and some Of hi, contemporaries
with Recollrctions Of the Authors Lie, and Of
his visit 10 Italy. by Leigh Hunt.
ales from the English Souvenirs.
Nhms and Oddities, in prose and verse, with
forty oaigjual Designs, by Thomas ioo@ one OF
the Authors Of Ode, and Addresses 10 great PEG
pie, aud the designer ofthe progress OF Caut,
Norgan's Illustrations OF Masonry by one OF
the Fraternity who has DEVOTED thirty years TO
the subject with an account OF the hidHnppag
ofibe hHor; cheap Edition,
Inc American Quarterly Review. 9th number,
for March ISIS.
North American Review, 59th number, for
ISIS
Ednburg Review, No. %, for Oct 1871
London Quarterly REVIEW, No. 3, for ianua
ry. ls2-.
The American journal of the Medical Sclen-
ce, M. /, >, &3
The Mcdco ChirurgicaI Reyiew. No. IS, for
Jan. ls2S.
The above New Publications have justibeen re
Cpivpl with large assortment OF Stationary.
Country Merchants, Clerks Teachers aud The
public generally are requested to e,ye him a call
This stock is large and complete, aud he is de-
rrrmInrd 10 sell and viii make his prices accof-
ding TO the times. He still carries On the Book
Bjndtno business IN all IFS various branches.
ADRIAN Il NORTH.
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nNRESH GARDEN sEEO.-I have this
d day received, direct from New-Yofk,
my supply OF Garden seed consisting OF the
following
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been condemned TO death. bu, 1is sr.e...., :.
deferred until some al least Of IL. ascema....s
shall be discovered.
Rastian PfeftHE p tire -Seaah--Amonp ~.
presents destined 10 the Schai of Persia Ia a.,
Emperor Of Russia, and y hich are c.,s,.n.,,,
~ the east after the conclusion of peace = /,
Beddend Of etifsordiaafy magnihcenee All
winch has bren exposed At the Etnperors pal
ace Of Iau'ide ia the capital, COR public v,es
preparatory to it, being sent 10 PERIL. /, !,
entirely made of chrysial, and i acreslble nv
steps IT the same material all worked IN ,,n,,,
ton ii large diamonds ineruSted In solid frame
oo can 'ioe mere are spouis meant TO ejrci
scented water. which by Il, mnrmur.. invite,
sleep. II Is crowned by large cbande,ier
which spread light in such manner over itself
aud the rest ofthe frame, as to give the whoIe
the splendid appearance Of millions Of diatnonds
rejecting their briliianey AT once. This Bed.
stead which Is perhaps the Only one ofihe kind
ever imagined or attempted, has beea worked
al the imperial mandatory OF ST. Peiersbnrph.
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Prom The London topriu Of 1--we ..

LAW REPORT: aHrHrr's CoUgf, AN ~
Nayer Ltndham = her H. Matock, Cistt
This was wit 10 ass,As the damages n an
action Ion Grim COZ. which the defendant had al.
low e,l II go by defaeh ae lasl hun
Me Bfaaghatn. MI sergeant Mefewether,
aud Mr., C1myn, appeared for the plaintiff hus
therr vas M Counsel lor ihe defendant. A so
ksuor. we believe, attended 10 watch the pro.
~, ,.slutg IN hs behalf. bat lie declined c}oSs-cx-
aiming the witnesses, 81 otherwise taking any
active partin the proceedings.
NJ, ConiyB Opened the pleddngs. The dam
s.ps we're lad AZ IlOOoo.
Nh Braueham besan Ivy observing that INA.
nv, he graYrd 10 say, were the occasions or
which il had been his fortune TO address a Jury
under circumstances OF a similar nature with
tie present aed OF assisting them in the admin-
i.trat,un nf Justice h.tw cen the parties concern
81 ia such eases but he conld uuly say that
tins case. IN the affecting nature of its crCum.
stances, exceeded almost Rns other thai be ever
knrs. TIE pala of going through thoSu cir.
crnslances, tG~ever, tho II would hc great
would ne short; Ter any thing likt comment or
remark upon them, The Jury would presently
perceive, would he above all things snpriaaaus
shd unnecessary. The gentleman thai he had
the nouot Of representing vas Mayor Lndham.
q gallant tnd honorable officer IN the service OF
ms Majesty, aud WHO, lie believed, had gone
rhrough must al the dangers aud difficult es OF
tae las war in which this country had been en-
gagged not ouiy having served during the Pc
ninsusr wat, bat having been left for dead at
the battle OF Waterloo. The Major had come
home with those hnnorS which Were attendant
on such participation 10 warfare, with the ap.
probation Of his Sovereign, as expressed by the
elevation Of his rauk, aud with the knighthood Of
the GueIphic Order attached to his name, having
belonged 10 ine German Legion
Two years after the Termination of the war,
lie had become aequSinted with the lady. whom
he afterwards married, aud whose conduct was
SO intimately connected with the present inqul.
~ she the daughter ofa Mr. Cocker, who
a. many etthe Jury might probably know, had
been most respectable solicitor resldme NJ the
west end OF the town. Miss Cocker, as he no-
deistood, was young lady OF considerable per-
sonal ohaiuis aud accomplishments, and AT the
time finer marriage with the plaintiff was D
he being 27. Aher pa lag his address to her
tor soi,e months with the entire appreciation OF
her father, the plaintiff was at length married
10 her in Sept. 1877. Seldom had there been
more happiness enjoyed by any couple than by
this in addition TO tire spprobatOasoi all relas
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sAe uatsaasahle advantage 10 watch the move.
xpss,s ~ the Court where he vas located
make The necessary preparations for the speca
lat,ans which were 20 be entered into. md then
communicate the result 10 the General Concern.
Inc secaua maxim winch the House Of Ron
schiid taak i,sts sirw Vas. - bet stated. %
be satisfied sith niaderste adv4arf on their
oaerai ans ALWAYS 10 Keep fhrm tim cefia n
baun Is aud so ~ hunaas forc.sgif and pr
xunce ~auid adrftn bs independent aithe spsft
afvhaaoe. ~ strictly ahieiing 20 such undesis.
fsng nrariplrs, thes have 10 doubt acquired
thrt IoIit station ihss hold IN the caninuaitt !
phHsi their merits have been pa'lllelY aehnow.
feirs8 ~ must o. the Buapksa aags
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Boom Do onaon I.lternry Gn,c,,. ID 1--nn ri

ARCHDEACnf CONF .--nrGALn STEWART
These two venerable men have been removed
by death from the hight frmancrt of our IA
tonai literature, IN winch they have for many
lo1giyesls Shone among the most distinguished
mminsilcs. William Coke, Archdcacou orlyd-
shire. WIS born IN London IN l7i7, and BEGAN
to publish nearly half century ago, his first
work. being Sketches " swii2rrland, addressed
Rod his literary lahours have been unremittinq
nbundantly productive, aud OF high character.
Though originally intended for the medical pro.
fessi9a, 10 whna his father belonged, his own
inclination pointed to the church. and be was or.
dained n priest in l1s2. after which he travelled
as a tutor for two years with the Marques of
blandiord, aud subsequently with the Enrl of
Pembroke, Mr.. Nhlthread, Mr.. Portman and
Marques, Cornwalls. The experience thus az
CURED, and the intimacy and confidence OF these
distinguished lnd,y ldualS gave the tone to b,s
pursuits and publications, which led 10 theoIogi-
cal works, travels, the mpmnirs of persons aud
families llnked 10 general history, aud also 10
history itself A bare enumeration OF his many
productions would occupy two of our columns .
'urlce II 10 rcier to them, aud indicate TIaveIS
~ Roland, huSsia, Sweden, and Denmark, Me
molrs OF Sir Robert Walpole, Memoirs, &c.
OF Horace Walpole, Historical Tour in Mon
mouihshire with Sir X. Colt Hoare, History of
the House OF Austria, Life aud Works of Sill.
lingiiee., Memoirs ofthe Bourbon Kings of Spain,
Memoirs tthe Duke of Marlborough aud the
Shrewbury Correspondence, besides sermons,
letters, tracts, biographies, IS Sc. amounting
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From the Mississippi Correspondent.
Something Se7f.-Fly blows are peculiar in
character aud remarkably fatal this season.
The slightest scratch on any animal or even
tick bite, is sufficient to induce the fly to depo
site her eggs, winch turn 10 maggots in the
space of an hour, of the most hardy kind We
ever heard of Wherever these flies attack,
death to the animal is the certain consequence
unless the greatest pains is taken. Much stock
has beea destroyed by them aud one negro
woman. negro mao was saved with the ut
most difficulty He was subject to bleeding
OF the nose, and falling asleep with speck Of
blood ON h's upper lip, the fly made her de-
pos"e, which crept into his head No matteg
wlere the worm Is laid, twill instantly pene
''ate the SKIN, with two strong prongs or piuch
ers that 1t possesses, aud make a sore for itself
IL works 10 great depth, passing through We
fy small hole for about hale an inch, " hen j,
enlargts 1t into kind of cell aud does NOT Stop.
we seleYe. untiiis reaches the euttails, uu!ess
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Drest Cea 1teksa RI ~ aIIllsI4 eharader
aud what felna ~. Bsfone the bate Of ore
leans. did any one eeef Discover his capacity too
the Office al President Ur did any one ever
dresm ofhH aspiring to such 81 hoUor 40"
DID be becofn- qualified Does II require
years Of study ana preparation 10 make ee""-
~ court LAWYER. al snail man be r. for tue
Presidency by INTUITION Doe II require a HE
time 60 becoine familiar wih the laws oi sih5'e
state, and does Gen. Jackson understand con-
siiiutional aud International law. without educ"
ton, without study, aud without experience
ting. ire Pre-.
-oC1-
The Jackson men are very sliy Of the bn'i
Conspiracy. We can't get them 10 touch II
Come out, gentlemen, We beseech you it' u
hear what Won have 10 say. II Is mentonea tha'
The Nashville Republican Is dumb ioundefed q"
this subject too.
The 0nly attempt AT refuiation that we have
heard of. Is according 70 custom, abusing 'he
character oil Judge Williams. Thoy hunt through
the vocabulary for harsh names. and apply them
something in the manner a plalsierer does his
mortar. la man - 10 he "genieelly black
guarded" commend me to a Jackson Editor
forever 1ttT, 1dz'
Major Lees absence from the Hermitage, II
IS said is very much reg retfed by the General
lie feels his loss very sensiby. The late expo
sures--the negro trading business, which "ih
60 hard with rim in Pemsy lYanla--tbf BUT
conspiracy and the assassination AHA coming
IN such quick succession, aud with SUE start
ling rapidly. have completed, be~i!defed ana
aslonished the Hero, and the whole White
washing COMMITTEE. 1het know not what 10
say-they have laid aside their pens in despair
We expect al order viii be issued forthwith for
the recall ofthe Major. 10.
II any part Of the Union should have sotedio
jackson ou the score Of gratitude, II vas the
CITY OF New Orleans. The fact IS, however, the
people there knew MS character too well TO trust
him. There was the scene of his triumph but
IL was the place, also, where tie betrayed his ~
rannicai aud overbeaflng disposition.
The Jackson men are beginning 10 hetray
their chagrln and Disappointment At the result
of The Louisiana election. when thry call the
eople--rfhJgRED TRAITORS. iie1. GaJ.
A letter iiom Easton, Pa published III the u.
$. Gazette kays:
" II Is Indeed amusing 10 see the almost per
feet madness TO which the news from Lonsiana
has driven the Jackson men here. They know
not What to do, nor which way to iutn: they r
ven go so far as TO curse the people of New Or
leans for mol supporting Jackson, and speak
contrmptibly OF Jackson himself, for fighting IN
defence OF CAS- thoy say) a set OF ungraieiui
wrelches.p
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From the south Carolina State Gazelte

Messrs, id4tS.
The inclosed letter from the Chairman of the
Corresponding Committee fthe Merchants of
ol New York is addressed 10 me, with the ie-
quest to have il published IN the State Gazette.
Believing that the views Of this Committee
should he known, aud in compliance with the
wish of their Chairman, herewith send you a
copy for publication
Yours respectfully,
July D, 1928, e. I SNOWDEN.
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NeW York, .4Rgust 4


Yale G0Rsce,--We are sorry TO learn that a
serious misunderstanding has arisen between
the Principals otthls respectable institution, and
portion OF the pupils, which has resulted in O.
pen rupture, ahd the withdrawal Of nearly one.
thnd of the schoIars.-lhe circumstances of
TINS unfortunate occurrence. we hear, were
these The scholars had become dissatisfied
with their fare at commons, and several times
pel'iIOned for an Improvement At lcugth
some OF them refused any longer To partake.
aadn violation ot the rules, Withdrew from the
public table -Four Of these delinauenls were
expelled his being deeme d an act of injustice
a remonstfance was got up, aud signed by one
hundred and forty -four OF the scholars. demand
lag the reinstatement of thcir fellows aud
threatening IN case of refusal. to withdraw in a
body from the College. The Faculty could not
without relaxation of their laws. comply VITA
this demand, ana the resolution ot the scholars
was carried into effect on Saturday About
forty OF them arrived here yesterday morning
on their way TO their homes. good dea OF
excitement prevails at New Haven on this sub
Ject.
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&" Our position IN the Peninsula is our Of those
Wh,ch, auder ~haserrr point at view We look NJ
'rrm, ihcs oHly lnesrW lnsoprrahIc diihcnlne,
lhe consequence nt the refteaj ofthe Eug lish
froops lrom Portugal are cot al nature To- dis.
tipatc all grfffhs"slons on the suhIHeI OF what
might orcar ~ apaln, u a SIMILAR step we're IA.
hen ga our part. Hemay, however. peppermint, d
90 hope thu, he impor ant lesson which they
irach vii he understood AZ MadId flere the
nohle speaker went into heightened ekamna-
tipn Of thu present state nl the governments
aud parties IA Portugal and SPAN. and drew
me conclusion, that TIE occupation OF Spain by
nur troops. whatever NAV have been tae result
ia the caHntry, ousht nnt % have teen renewed
. hen once il should have terminated
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Neto York, Aug. 7.-Yesterdav afternoon.
oamHtt Patch. VIM performed the famous leap
at Paterson Falls undertook 10 execute s,t,I-
iai leat at liohokrn. From five to six hundred
spectators Ss,mbied on the green before Van
buSkIiks Hotel aud the water was covered
WIN boats tuli oi people. sloop was moored
at a little distance tom the shore, and plat
form was erected AT mast head on which Patch
took his station II was estimated TO be about
nlnet! feet from the surface of the water. Al
ier II was Judged that proper number Of spec
tatorS had assembled. Patch leappd from the
platform into the water, and AZ taken up with
out having received any other injury than 4
hfulse on one OF MS eyes. Er. Post
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The Boston Daily Advertiser states that the
cnppered bire Suffolk has been engaged to pro-
coed to 6reece TO carry the supplies aud dona-
tons contributed Tor the relief OF the Greeks in
that town aud vicnity~-nnd also the remaining
supplies now in the haods ofthe Greef Commit
tee of New i,tk. she will sail from Boston ON
Sunday next, aud from this port ON the lst a
September. pr. Howe will go out in her and
take charge of the Distribution of the supplies
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iapa,s, q . huora cohpilff
.guE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
ltbas alfrady bteu stated, thai Mr.. Patterson
Of Philadelphia has accepted The Chair Of Matt.
raj Philosophy.
The Charlottesville Advocate states. in genet-
al terms, fhai provision has also been made for
IA. duties g. tie Chair OF Anoient Languages
Ne understand that DIR. oesner HARRISON @;
Rocking nam county S.il probably act Pfores.
sor protein AIR. II though young man be
M Aighly distinguished for bis classical attain.
IHeuts.
The Medical Department . distributed into
flree branches viz
d. DnnglisoG lectures on Physiology. Patho-
logy. Pathological Surgery. Obstetrics and Med.
zeal jurisprudence.
DR. Emmet lectures OIL Msieria Medica
Aud d.. Johnson on Anatomy and Surgery.
The Advocate speaks IN the highest terms
of the discipline and department of the students
We understand indeed, from various quarters
uhere We have made verY anxious enquiries
that. more orderly 4 discreet set o Young men
could scarcely have been got together. Their
conduct gave general satisfaction to the citizens
a. well as The Faculty.
" There Is still, however, (says the Advocated
room Tor improvement particularly in refei.s
ence to the expenees Of the students-and thAs
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Effects Of The TaiD,-i'here are letters in the
city from Havana, stating that, in consequence
of our Tariff the price of Lumber had risen in
that port from 3 TO 10 dollars per thousand, aud
MolasseS had fallen from ID and rails per
gallon 10 3. These letters recommend she ship
ment of Lumber fer Havana, under the belief
amounting 10 certainty, that the exchange of
that article for moasseS will be as profitable as
ever II has been, il not more so. To the people
of Maine, whose fears have been awakened nv
tue duty on molaSses, there is n prospect that
the la III, instead OF diminishing their trade will
increase IT, aud render 1t more profitable than
ever EgQsIon eogrier.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-18

Albany (N y iagust. 6-Considprab.s
sensation was produced yesterday throughout
the city by The report of the assassination and
death Of our much respected friend aud fellow
citizen, Gen. JonS l.. Wool, inspector general
OF the L ; army. We are happy To he ena-
bled to state thai although he WIS shot ut and
wounded on Monday, whilst in ms resi- dence, he
was not seriously hurt.-1en ". resides at
Nassau, Rensselaer, county, twelve miles cast OF
the city. Argus
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-18

Thus instead Off comparatively small class.
We hnd II comparatively increased. Nor do the
actual numbers attending the school OF Mathe-
malics in 1927 and 1928 agree better with the
assertion Of S. In the first of these years the
number MAS AZ aud the second "a"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-18

Authorization, A letrer to Sir Humphrey Da
W, was snperscribed @r9nb1ede0I'
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one Of tho medala Of the value Of fifty gninNas
which the Soriey annually enabled TO besiow through
the tguhtaat bounty Of our n-lrious King. II swor-
thy Of nace that Dug aid Stewart Hlso the posses
oluuo of those marks of herafy distinction" Ed
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UORK

FANHE POCKET ARRlEK," or Gentle
III man's Guide. in toe management Of
Hnr8es, under vsrous diseases, with an eI-
PLANTATION al the symptoms attending the di.
ierent disorders, aad the shortest, pla nest
and mosi humane methods OF cuging them, d :
REGIONS or Judging OF the horses age, and
useful observations on the breeding, raising
snd training ot colls.-iiiuts 10 purchasers.
and general directions for using a horse on a
journey, with useful rules for riding with SAFE.
y, afaceiulness, &c. and dlRe8tions 10 pee.
form The necessary surgical operations he,
ceipi tor %geldlng, on a new and improved
plan, aud Tor securing horses from the dan.
gers ar'si' from Bots, Truncheon5. &c, TO
which is added Tbs Horses skeleton, taken
from thai OF the Academy of Sciences al Pa
ris.
Ehe above work has been compiled and
written by James Ware, of Amherst county.
and good judges who have seen il pronounce
II superior 10 the works on F%arriery now ia
general use. The above work inst re lived
and for sale by c. A. WITHER6.
Aug.z ts87
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PiCKLIoG MATERIALS.


9kNtEW PuBLlCATlONS.-rne subscriber
~ has inst reeeiycd, di Get from Philadelphia.
New Publications, VIZ
Lord Byron. aud some of his contemporaries
with RcColleciiuus OF thr Authors Lie, aud OF
IA vislt to Italy. by Leigh HHnf.
Iale from the English Souvenirs,
Whims and Oddities. IN prose- and verse, With
forty original Designs, by Womas iiooi ono Of
the Authors Of Odes and Addresses to great pco
pie, aud the designer oftile progress OF Cant,
Morgan's illustrations of Masonry, by ono Of
the Fraternity VITO has DEVOTED thirty years 10
The subject with an account of the kidnapping
ofihe iuibpr Cheap Edition,
The Amc, ,can Quarterly Review 9th number
Tor Ma ch 1898.
North Amer icau Review. 09ih number, for
1873
Edinbnfg Review, No. %. for OcI. ISL.
London Quarterly Review, No. 10, Tor Janua
~, ls2s.
The Anne lean Joutnal of the Medical Scien-
ces No. !, ., &3
The Nedico Chirurgical Review, Ma. Is, ior
Jan. ls2S
The a5ovc New Publications have lusi, been re
ee'Ncd. with a large assortment OF Stationary.
Country Merchants, Clerks Teachers. ana me
public generally are requested 10 give him u call.
This Stock is large and complete, and he is lie.
termmed to sell, md will make his prices accor-
ding 10 the tunes. He still carries on the Book
Binding business IN all its various branches.
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Nav %.