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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-02

! SEXTON OF COLOGNE.

In SEXTON OF COLOGNE.
wear 1871 there lived at Cologne
rgomaster, whose wife, Adelaide,
M prime of her youth and beauty,
Ind died. They had lived very
bgether, and, throughout her fatal
e boating husband scarcely quit
bedside for an instant. During
Aperiod of her sickness, she did
4 greatly; but the fainting fits
se and more frequent, and of in
duration, till at length they be-
sssant, and she finally sunk under
LII known that Cologne is a city
4 far as respects religion, may
.tself with Rome; on which ac-
gas called, even in the middle
aa Germanico, and sometimes
Ia City. 1t seemed as if, in
], it wished to compensate by
misfortune of having been the
1 of the abominable Agrippina.
years nothing else was seen but
ldents, and mendicant monks (;
bells were ringing and toIlinp
hing till night. Even now you
- in it as many churches and
the year has days.
ncipal church is the cathedral
N, one of the handsomest build
Germany, though still not so COM
was probably intended by the
The choir alone is arched.
altar is a single block of black
rought along the Rhine to
ON Namur upon the Mas. In
an ivory rod is shown, said to
ICED to the apostle Peter /; and
NJ stands a gilded coffin, with the
the holy Three Kings inscriD-
81 skulls are visible through an
wo being white, as belonging
'I ind Baltesar the third black,
''f i. 1t is easy to be understood
remarkable relicks, rendered
lime, make a deep impression
ination of the Catholicks; and
Zee skulls, with their jewels and
pg, are convincing proofs of
i to religious feelings, though
history is sufficient to show
~ usness.
this church that Adelaide was
great splendour. In the spirit
which had more feeling for the
bal taste, more devotion and
than unbelieving fear,-she
as a bride in lowered silk, a
nd upon her head, and her
covered with costly rings in
she was conveyed to the vault
APPEL, directly under the choir,
18th glass windows. Many Of
PRS were already resting here,
ed, and with their mummy
ing a strange contrast to the
pld with which they were dec
|eaching, in a peculiar fashion,
E between the perishable and
Fable. The custom Of en-
;, In the present instance,
Re place was full !; and when
buried, it was settled that no
'lld be laid there for the fut-
y heart had Adolph followed
er final resting-place. The
pf two hundred and twenty
ght, lifted up their deep voic-
az the sounds of mourning
vide city; while the monks,
rs, and scattering incense,
ns from their huge vellum
were spread upon the musick
choir. But the service was
le dead lay alone with the
Pmense clock, which is only
Pnce a year, and shows the
3 planets, as well as the hours
i vas the only thing that had
'lon In the whole cathedral.
to Jus ticking seemed to mock
ri stormy November evening,
bolt, the sexton of St. Peters,
home after this splendid
poor man, who had been
| Years, had one child, a
j lch his wife brought him in
E al Of their marriage, and was
tioa 'hg her confinement. 1t
\, with heavy heart, that he
AR raufch for his cottage. which
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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-02

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among his congregation, commanded that
the child should be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
the same time, that crying child in a place
of worship was like the tooth ache-there
was no cure but having it out.
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-16
TO THE PEOPLE OF yiRcLa.xi.

FaIEsns AND FELIow- CITIZENS The time
is drawing near. ~hen You viii be called upon
TO choose a suitable person TO fill the Chair Of
Chief Magistrate at the United States. Two
candidates arc before the people fer this high
othce; John Quincy Adams and General Andrew
Jackson. The character of these men ara
known to most Of you. Mr.. Adams you have
tried. and you have found him a faithful public
servant. The Government has prospeved ueder
hrs fostering care. Agriculture and Commerce
IS in a iiouEishiog condition. Ite IS the father Of
internal improvement, and the firm friend of
the "Amsricsn system" Of Gen. Jackson
let FACTS speak for themselves. We might
detail To- you At length the evidence that hiss
been published OF Gen Jackson's connection
with Aaron Burr; Of his concern in tho pur.
chase snd sale OF slaves for proit-evidenoc
we admit that has much sur prised Us ny its
precision and force, but We will not do so now.
We recommend il 10 all desirous Of knowing
the Character Of candidates for public favour, to
read II carefully, ponder upon IL seriously, to
Judge for themselves. asd act according to tneir
own convictions. We will only ask your stten.
ton 10 some ofGen. Jackson's public acts, while
IN public employ, and connected with p,sbiic
stisirs-we shall see il he has shown himself
submissive to the Constitution and laws.
While At New Orleans, the Legislature Of .he
$3.50 W AouiSAhas was ny 1cn. saCksoEs Or
der, and the employment of an armed force
without any evidence against il, prevented iron
holding It's sittings, and dissolved
He suspended the writ Of Habess Corpus
After the victory, he banished the French in
hsbitsnts and other citizens, who had voluntarily
fought in his ranks, to an encsmpment At the
battle ground below the city. while he enearnp.
ed the regular troops within the city
The news of peace reached the city on the
10Th OF February; on the 10Th General jackson
announced Il in general order; on the 20th he
established a military censorship OF the press
and on the gath February bsnished the French
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
From the Neue York .limericen

Army Matters The interest felt in
the fate OF General Scott will render
Inc publication of the annexed order
acceptable TO our readers. BY this or.
aer, appointing Brisadier General At
Einset1 TO the command Of The Yves.
tern Depar tment, it will be seen that
General Scott has not. as was report
ed, been dismissed the service, but
tha', 6y order of the War Depart.
'nsnt, ne has been suspended frsm bis
command.
S1JOT.9NT GENERALS oFFICEl
Uash'ngton, 27fh November, 1928.
(Order No. 3)
Brevet Major General Scott, having
by order of the War Department OF
the 26ih inst been suspended from the
command of ihe Western Department.
OF The Army, Brevet Brigadier Gen.
eralAtkinson will Immediately assume
the command of the Western Depart.
ment, and establish his Head Quarters
at Jefferson Barracks, near ST. Louis.
MissourI,to which place ali returns,
reports and communications, having
reference tothe command ofthe Yves.
tern Department, will hereafter be
Tectcd. ~
BY order OF Major General Macomb.
(slsned) X. JONES, Adju,ant General
Headquarters, E. Opt.
IA true Copy.) f. BACKus
Aid de-Csmp. Act. Assist. Ait. Gen.
Another order is published relieving
Major Worth from command OF The
Cadets at West Point-Capt. Hitch
cock takes his place.
We are happy TO learn from neigh
Dor of Col Monroe, that he has so tar
recovered fromhis late indisposition oc.
casioEed by the fall Of bis horse, that c
can nov walk about bis house and oc-
casiensIiy ride on. in his carriage
Bat. Gasei9s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM PERU

LATE AND INTERESTING FROMPgRyJ.
Ehe fast sailing Ship .Corinsbian
Capt. 1IaEl, arrived below this morn
ing, in seventy six days from lima.
whence she sailed on the 18Th Sen
sember-We are indebted TO MIR
Robert Singleton, who came psssen.
ger for file If Lima papers TO the
18Th September. from which we have
derived the information which will
be foond below.
abe most important item of iutejli.
gence which they furnish is to be
found in a Proclamation of Mr.. Ssla.
Ear Vice President of the Republic o,
Peru, OF which the following is the
transiaIisn Bait, Gag.
Whereas, General Bolivar. BY his
Proclamation, dated i'll Bogota July
8, has declared War against Peru. and
whereas, il is the duty Of a govern.
ment to sustain the Independence and
integrity of the nation, and to edop,
these measures which the laws of war
admit, to Illustrate the attempts and di.
minlsh the resources of an enemy. 1
hereby Decree,
list. That all the ports and bays ".
ing between the ATTITUDES of three de.
grees6 INMATES South, and 9 degrees
Nerth, that is 10 say, from Tumbes
inclusive 10 the port of Panama. are
hereby declared to be ia a state OF
rigorous blockade.
Cd. All nations shall be considered
as sufficiently notified of this declara.
ton, after the expiration of the terms
herein specified. and no nation shall be
permitted to trade with the above men
toned ports thereafter, without incur
ring the penalties which age imposed
by the laws of nations.
Sd. The term Of eight months is sf
liked for the nations of Europe, the u i.
States of America and the perls OF
Atrica-that of four months for those
OF Brazil, the u. Mexican States
and Argentine Republic and that OF
two months for those of Chill and
Central America. The term of one
year will be assigned for the Europe
an settlements oil Asia and the eastern
coast of Africa.
4th. Every vessel which shall be
captured IN the blockade ports after
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

FROM C0utE uftu OtOTutt" ~
the ship Florida, which arrived on
Sunday, from Cadiz, papers are re.
ceivsd from that place to The 18th DC.
teber inclusive. We extract the fol.
lowing items from the N. Y. Gazette.
Tine papers give melancholy details
of the progress ofthe Yellow fever in
Gibraltar, from which place the &C
counts reach to the 18Th October, be.
ing a week later than our direct advi
ces The Diaris OF the l7th, gives
the daily returns ofthe cases of fever al
Gibraltar from the 10th to the 18Th
inclusive. On the first mentioned
day there remained IN the Civil and
Military Hospitals, &c. 725 patients
of whom 36l were dangerously sick,
lac slightly indisposed, and I33 con.
valescent. On The last mentioned day
the number OF patients had increased to
907, of whom 465 were dangerously
III, 2l6 slightly indisposed, and 226
conyalescent. The deaths in the four
days amounted to IS.
Our latest paper Che l9lh) states
that for the three days preceding the
18th thercNSere three hundred ne,c
cases Of ferer and eighty sic deaths
This increases the whole number o.
cases TO 1908, and, deducting the
deaths 1851 makes the number in the
hospitals, &c. ON The lv;b, eleven ban
dred and twenty one.
Among the deaths the name OF the
Rev. Mr. Ra'chman is mentioned.
Some excitement has taken place In
Gibraltar, in consequence of On En-
giish merchant having sent letter TO
Spain, 10 which he enclosed a conta
gleus article IA silk handkerehief}-
The Governoc accordingly issued q
decree fosbiddiog the Transmission
beyond the Gordon, ofeny letters or
communications unlsss under his sane.
uen or ihat OF his agent 9.
london, Oct. e3.-The Corn Esar
kes TO. day, so far as respects English
Wheat continues the same as on Mon
day. Bonded Wheat may howeye,
be qaosed two shillings a quarter high
er. TIE farmers complain msch III,
new Wheat, yielding little under III,
fail
liverpool, Oct 81 There has beer
less dolngI 10 Cotton this week. Tbs
saies amount to abou, $500 bags
Price of Bowels. Alabama, &c. sd e
2 | 81 ger la.
Since Tuesdays corn ularket, Whea
has been III demand, and has advanced
about Sd per hush. Oats are also high
Vr.
NetceusHc. Oct 8.-The late high
prices having induced 10 thresh freely
we had very large supply Of countr,
W heat az naket this mo, niug, and th,
m'll,ons holding Off, soes we're exces
s'VeiY heavy at reduction of As <,
per quarter from the prices Of this da,
Sc n ght.
pt1 hGng, Oct. IS "A, our marle
shls day 'heir "asa supply Of Whea
winch alet.a doll sale at from 1ss &c
l9S.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

The expiration ofthe .es N oreserihed
the foregoing article, having on ho,,d
any kind OF munitions, provisions. &c
intended for the aid oft6s enemy and
the prolongation Of the war. sbsll he
carried in to Callao, 10 be deal. with :.
The law oil nations directs.
The ress of the Proclarnsl;on a;r
IN what manner the blockade will r.
enforced, together with the iostrnc
tlons TO the commanders OF The blocL
AIDING squadron, which we do no, con.
sIder 1t necessary TO translate.
The Peruvian Navy by which hi.
blockade is to be sustained, consists az
one frigate aud several small yesssls
all with very inefficient crews
The report bad reached Lima a.,
the action which took place in the river
OF Gcaysquil, between the Pe,uv;sn
corvettes Lberiad'-aAd .w q Colon.
ban armed vessels, in which Inc Ia,
ter bad been be.teu off, after a hard
fought battle. The Lieutenant Of The
Llbertad, Williams, On American ws.
SAID to have been killed. Gen Lamar
was to sail from CalIoa in dsy or tao
TO take command OF the Peruvian A.
my to the North. Gen. Bolivar had
not arrived at the head quarters of N.
Colombian Army-but was expected
The President OF BOLIVIA, (Gen
Soore, and the Colombian troops un
der his command, had capituiated to
the feruvlans. Gen Sucre touched
at Lama few days before the sailing
OF the CoF'nthian, on bis way TO Qua.
yaeu'l-where the Colombian troons
were also to be sent.
The Congress of Bolivia commenc.
ed lis session q, Cbiquiasca en- the "a
OF August. Gen Sucre who had arri,
we'd the day before from Mopotorilo.
to present bis Message as President Of
the Republic, was prevented from do.
ing so by the populscs, who, as soon az
u was understood that he was ip the
city clanorousiy demanded bis head.
The imminent risk in which bs
was placed, induced him to seek safety
~ flight; and The Marshsi of Ayacuchs
and the hero to whom South America
and more particularly Peru, are so
| deeply indebted, was obliged 10 save
himself from a mob by hasty retreat.
| His opponent, GeperaI .Gomarra.
| who had offered to the Boliyians tho
highest insult, and inflicted on them
the Ross serious injury, was received
with acclamations and expressions of
the most ardent attachment. General
Santa Cruz, the former Presiden. OF
Peru, bad heen subsequently, chosen
President of Bolivia After the cap.
ture OF General Sucre, and his convey.
snce as prisoner to Lima, he was
treated with kindness and hospitality.
'ibe details ofthe military operations OF
the armies of Peru, we shall give 10.
morrow. Our papers are replete with
other information interesting TO the
merchant and politician; but neither
cur time or limits will allow us to give
them TO day.
9he proclamation OF General Lamar,
IN answerte that of Bolivar, is strong
and energetic, and abe complexion Of
al Cur Intelligence conveys the snelsn.
choly fact that the good feeling which
ought to be encouraged between the
Two Republics has given place to ths
most raDcorous enmiiy.
Abe markets were very dull all
| along the coast, and we'll stocked wisa
almost every description Of goods.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

Unfortunate Occurrence Capt
Thomas Newell, who resided in this
county, was shot on Monday last, The
circumstances, as FAR as they come to
our knowledge, appear to be some.
thing like those: Mr. Baker had rent
ed tract of Land from Capt Newell
and had raised a crop Of Corn, which
Newell forbade him to gather, and
perhaps threatened violence, if he at
tempted 10 do so On Monday, Baker
armed himself, and with two or three
others, repaired to the field, for the
purpose oftaking the Corn, when Ne.
well attempted to drive them out, and
seemed disposed to attack Baker. Ne
well was on horseback, and on astemp.
ting to ride up 10 Baker with a stick in
his band, was iDformed.if he did so, he
would be shot Not regarding The
threat, he advanced within a short dis
lance of Baker, when he was fred on.
and Immediately expired. Mr.. Baker
Immediately went to Pat.onsburg, and
gave himself up to the civil authority,
and was committed to the Jail of this
county, whesc he now awaits The ex
animation OF called Court, which will
be held on Monday next-En. Mir.
- After an investigation by the
Court, which continued until Tuesday
night, Baker was acquitted.
sETThe wagon price of Howsrd street
Flour, Oh Saturday last, was 81 so cts
Prise Of Wheat in Haserstown, 81 a5.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
.T0rttam.
Prem the Bait Gszet'e, Deeember4.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGI. AMI

bfcIil1S ost anu commercial
Advertiser, New-York, haye
received intelligence from Eng
land by the packet ship York
one day later than our accounts
of Tuesday. Letters received
in London from Amsterdam of
the goth October, repeal the
report of the fall Of Varna with
immense sacrifice The funds
had fallen about a quarter per
cent, the price of gold had de
Icllned from Is to l4l-2 Let
tiers have also been received
from Vienna of the It'll, where
also the report fthe fall of Var
an was in circulation, but not
| credited
The Earl of Dalhousie had
arrived in London from the
Canadas A great meeting of
the men Of Kent was to be held
on Peneden Heath, to discuss
tie subject of Catholic Eman.
ciPation. Mr. Shiel is expect
ed to be present Goblet was
very busy in distributing his
tracts
Green peas were crying a
bout the city of London on the
2lst OF October, at a shilling a
peck, rare circumstance.
The NarmloR, London, OF
ard from liverpool for New
Orleans, foundered off Badsey
l3th of October, in consequence
of striking on Wicklow Banks.
The crew were saved in the
boats.
The construction which the
W ashington Treasury Circular
gave, that in the custom-house
measurement, under the new
tariff, the list OF woolien cloths
and frInges Of shawls should not
be included, is published in the
London papers as the most i'm
portant article contained in the
American papers.
4 Portsmouth paper Of the
Goth October states, that I'll. WI
5. Onyx, is ordered to cruise in
the Channel for the Russian
squadron, expected from Con
stadt, bound to the Mediterrane.
an, and 10 Inform the comman-
Ger that he may have supplies at
the Portsmouth Dock Yard.
TIVE KING HEALpn.--Thc
morning Herald of the Gath,
contains letter from Eton, OF
the evening before, which says:
~ esterday his Majesty again
came down to dinner; and to-
day the answer given by his at
PENDANTS to all inquiries is, that
his najesty's health is rapidly
improving. He was so much
better yesterday that orders
were given to have the phactons
IN readiness for a drive to day
/ have just learned thatthe Earl
and Countess Of Harcourt, Lord
Lowther, and Mr,Commission-
'er Adams, dined with his males
'ty yesterday. and he did not re
tire from table till ten o'clock;
so that it would seem that the
Royal Health is such that the
quidnunce may make them
selves perfectly easy at present"
FRANCE.-The Journal du Com
nerce of Oct. nth, published q state
ment of tbs revenue of France for the
first nine months of this year, which
presents an amount of 543. l9l 600
francs, equal to about %, 600 ,OOOI ster.
ling This amount exceeds that OF The
preceding year for che same period by
81 $50, 900 francs, or, SCI ,344l ster
ling. OF all the different branches of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

sDHThe wagon price of Howsrd stree ct
Flour, Oh Saturday last, was 81 so cts
Prise Of Wheat in Haserstown, 81 a5,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

letter IRON Severn r.. Parker, ESQ. q
delegate returned from Northampton,
stating that when elected, he was Com.
monweal,h's Attorney, expressing a
doubt of his eligibility, and asking the
decision of the House on toe point. On
motion of Mr.. Rives Of p. g. referred to
the Committee of Priv. and Elections.
On motion of Mr., Yancey, the Reso.
luton adopted On Monday, allowing Ed
itors' of Newspapers, seats on the floor,
was enlarged for the purpose OF admit:
ding ,tenographers deputed by them.
MIR Nelson said that for The purpose
of methodising and eypediting the bust.
ness of the House, be had prepared GER
tain resolutions which he would submit
for consideration. The Governors Mes
sage was supposed TO embrace all sub.
Jects of general interest, esteemed i'm
portrait in the opinion of the Executive.
lie thought it more respectful to the
Chief Magistrate thathi message should
be regularly considered by the House,
and as preparatory step to the intro
duction Of his resolutions he would move
that it be now taken up tor consdera.
ton This course being adopted, the
House then at Mr. Nelson's motion, re
solved itself into Committee of the
Whole. MIR Goode in the Chair
Mr. Nelson then offered a string of
resolutions, calling up the Governors |
Message, and referring the different
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-01
Nistrict VI CoAumbia,
County of Alexandria, SC

County Of AeLdndtd, Sc1'
APnIL Tenn, 1928.
John Smither, Administrator of Re6ec-
ca Greenway, decd. C0mpn.
Jonathan Roberts and Elizabeth ms
wife, Beverly Waugh and Catharne IN Chancery.
his wife, Joseph Bushby, William
Bushby and Jacob Hoffman, Walter
Smith, Leonard Mackan and David
English, Trustees under the will OF
Hesry Foxal, decd. DeTs.
TIME Defendants, Beverly Waugh and Caih"fihe ms
il wife, Joseph Bushby and William Bushby, not
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the statute and the rules OF and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
said Beverly Waugh and Ca'harne his WIFE, Joseph
Bushby and william Bushby, are not inhabitants OF
the District of Columbia, the motion OF the Com
planant by his counsel it is ordered, that the SAID ao
sent Defendants do appear here on or before inc st
day of next November Court, and answer the III. OF
the Complainant, and give security for performing .he
DEGREES of the Court and that copy OF th,s order
be forthwith published in newspaper printed IN the
Town of Alexandria, for two months snccess"ey
and that another copy be posted on the front door
the Court. house of the said county.
| Test EDM. J. EEr' - -
! July 29-2m