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GRspIEs.--k writer IN Southern paper.
condemns 10 strong terms the practice of
mothers and nurses in rocking infants in cradles.
He SAYS The infant. instead of hing suffered
10 lie quietly IN a Common bed or little crib, and
sleep when IL wants TO sleep. and freely play
with its little aims and legs, when awake ~ from
the day OF IT'S birth, accustomed 10 this ser.saw
motion, which is AS much ut vaii nee with the
dictates Of nature as OF common sense habit
81 beng rocked is thus created which becomes
difficult Afterwards 10 be dispensed with. Tie
little being is almost snnthered IN tins confued
machine and often becomes feeble and puny
though born plump and healthy. Its j. iant
brains are kspi III a continual vertigo and II
they do not become completely added. ~ is ow.
ing 20 tn mercy OF Providence aud not to the
care of MS muse, Hence nhas been observed
that infants who have undergone habtual rock.
ing have not that sweet. smiling and intelligent
look which distinguished those " no have never
hfen subject to II. They have u sort of Wild
glazing stare. There IS spe uIanon IN their
eyes aud they are much later IN developing
then mental powers. II indeed they ever do en
JOY the tlil exercise OF them.
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~ ef Tltaes hed for tbe corporation of vnch.
burg Al the courthouse on tho ith dnv Of February.
1e9s Charles L. Jordan, PIT against Robert Scott,
Sanne Garland and Henry r. EARLY neits. Ischan-
cory
Tho defondnn, Robert ssoft not h9v,ng entered his
pearnnro and given security according 10 the act of
srmblv aud tho ues Of this court and u appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is iuhahaut Of This
country il, IS ordered that the said defendant do appear
here an Tho fret day nne court newt and tho
it Of the pnint and Tint copy of this order be ori-
with inserted in some Newspaper published in the tow,
OFT vnchburg far eight weeks suecessisel,, and posted
al the front door ofhe COURTEOUS" the said OF
some court day. Acopy--Tes,e.
10 JAMES BENAGH Clk.
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THE VlRGINIAN.
IYNosBURG. MARCH y, ls2s

kIq4ette. w perceive that ne House Of
Representatives IN Congress, have recent, a
dopted a rule. obhging spectators, in the Gale.
~, TO remain uncovered during It's sittngs The
enforcement Of fhls rule has gwen much dlssa.
tisiaction 10 the visters We think that exam.
pie IN this case would have been brtier than
prccept aud regret that Nh MDudne, pro.
position ior the members themselves 10 sat unco
vered should MI have been adopted
eFsse
H.sbaud-y and Hos ,cilta-t Mr. James Nj
Garrett has ,'sueh proposals ion Publishing
wora on the Hnsbandry and Horticulture Of the
middle. northern aud eastern stttrs. with eoei
ous notices Of the present condition and future
prospects Of southern agriculture.
Eartbguake.-.The Winchester Fttsburg
kenavha ani Marietta papers speak ol the late,
Earthquake as happening Al these several pla.
cts about he same limc and with equal violence.
as al this plsce.--It seems TO have been felt a,
far nortn as Philadelphia and az far south as
Raleigh.
Nep Hampshire Fieoh9n.--The Jackson,tep
is elected Governog by an overwhelming majn-
nv; tho many administration men voted ior
Coy. Fierce on account OF his Revolutionary
services.
mo CONVENTION is received We
would prefer an interview with the author before
publishing II.
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/ ri .SH GROt ERIES. &c.
AZ i0w y,. ccs, for cash or Io,tcr.
il HNSNN d " AIDE

YRf l. just received large supply OF Gro
III orfles, - which they will dispose OF on
terms corresponding with the hardness of the
times and which added TO her forncr Rssoft-
mont, constitutes almost every article IN their
line Of business. The following articles have
been just received,
shhds. Orleans Sugar
8 de 81 CroiE do.
1000 lbs Ioai Sugar
90 bags plim' green Coffee
900 sacks best Liverpool filled Salt
l.. r. Madeira
Sicily Madeira
1Cneu1e WINES,
tWrant
Malaga
pipe old Coenac Brandy
IL jamaica Rum
90 Ibis NJ J. do.
50 bids Old WtiskPy
m cabs Nails escorted
% boxes Eun r. WIDER and Imperial Tea
70 hplf bsxs " IpdoW Glass
l0Oo ID Gotten Yarn
90 doz Fur hris
tons biisiefrd Steel best quality
A lnfge assortment of mems and wonen,s
leather Shoe.
They have also on hand 60 bushels best Clo-
yer Sod
10 tons of Plaisier of Paris
Those who 81 ant such articles would do wrli
to cpll On them, as ,ney will be sure of getting
poud bare aims.
N'rcb27, Is
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i IL L! L.

It IGl LAR 1hsstslcd pettnauces wili
y c.mmsne, ~ Iyncttutg b, III, company
ot ent'tuha unde, III huae,ntus Of Mr..
III Hal ItCA, ~ hlsut d weel non. tbs date,
an, continue nightly lor sit,u SEASON.
March =.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27
DEFINITION OF NAN-philo,opher

DEFINITION OF MAN-Philosophers
have puzzled themselves how 10 define man
so MS to distinguish him from other animals.
Burke says" Man is an animal that cooks is
vicinals. Then (says Johnston) the provrrb
is iust--there Is reason III roasting eggs Dr
Adam Smith has hii the ease " Man tsays Ee)
is an animal that mikes bargains 40 other
aanimal does ths--one Dog does mol change
II bone with another
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TRANSLATION.

I'd of mfhC'en' interest 1" clam potbon ot
public nitrnileI
TRANSLATION.
bnu crnnin.t t.,ngalcz d,l Vale, NJ. D..
fbbiC ffofsso, oi Medleine ma Snfl'ry,
Itcur., u Sufgtr, ~ the Koynl ant lcnuh.
cm University % ~ Jerome Of the Havana,
Member OF the Royal Patriotic society OF the
frieuds al III, County, &c.
Thereby rertli, that | hu,c usod the med.
cine known by The nam, 81 " auaims Faila-
era, ard hnve ohtntntd very good Iesnlis
uon' # rprlennon. lHv,ng cured tWo patti
ents III whom H., disorder would not yisldto
the beat curative lrnirdics. One Wbs suffer
ing with Chronic Htryts ana The other
with tcn'Iinl ,iIrrs, complicated vii u go-
nuffhUn u oup standing he former Ind
20 take i've bottles, the lailet N. lha other
esscs IA which am nov using IL, ME enrci-
nomnt0us ulcers and though the patients
are not yel Culed, they experience howesee
great relief HE ulcers spupurnte moit free.
l,r Wthout extending a quickly IA they did
before the medicine WIS u ken. lhls Is oil
can q, present state, and Ian harp, 10 be "a
bic 10 contribute On my part Ia confirm the
good effects oil Ibis valuable discovery
Fernando GonEaics del Tale, N. D. &c,
Havana, Oct 10, 1877
cory.
Consular artnog Of III, Unitsd States.
I, the undersigned, Nice Consular Agent Of
the Unltod States tul the city oi Havana and
lis depende0elts, do hereb, cert Ily. thntDoo-
tor Don Fernando Gonzelez del Vplle sub.
scrberto the foregoing document, Is u phy-
siuiua ol the Creates respcciability, residing
in ihfs city, 10 me we'll known, aud 10 whose
nilrslation rs such toll faith and credit ought
to he gwen.
In testimony whereof, ! hive hercunto set
my hand, and aihAed the senl OF my Office nj
llaynun This sixteenth da, al October, IN the
wear OF our Lord one thousand eight hun bred
and ~ enlp seven, md oi the Independence
oil IA. tn,ed States, the Ghy-seoond.
(SgnrdJ Vincent Grdy.
The suhscribcr who wns lhtely appointed
the agtnt tor The sale 81 SHaim's celebrated
Pnuacsa, bas Tor sar nj the proprietor pr,-
ces Two Hundred aad lightweight bottles OF
the Fanneun. The above statement OF ihe
Rirai efficacy oi the PnnaceR ia several very
di2,.r"p, eases, r. certified TO bi The Consular
Agent 81 the uulrd States for the city of In
vena rad ia dependencies. adds very great
additional prool oi the exceeding usefulness
OF lhc rem.dy Howell DAVIES.
Jan. An
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

tin, a. " very SINGULAR fact, that within short
aImo., '""mg disiine nshed men have died
and 49, ~ UNANIMOUSLY, viz William Piocknev
Fan No. u. Halper, OF Baltimore WHm P.
city RI, "n4 thomas Adds Emnent, of this
>eT ,,'G '' - STOCKTON, OF Princeton. New Jer.
p,nc'nS. Governor Clinton, al Albany. Mr.
..5,,,,',5, Mr. Harper. Nj. Stockton and Mr.
it,iinoo,.s @ete practising lawyers, Of the most
Van M ,'to talents in the profession. Mr.
-. - q 'ia'efnor Clinton had bofa belong.
par, eu' rad Zee the practice fer \
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27
ga DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from

yn DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from
wv the subscriber, on the night OF the 10th
instant two Negro mnn, STEPHEN and ho-
BERT. WHO were lately purchased OF Mr. -,
Of Stuanton, Va. and who will, no doubt, aim 70
grt back 10 their old range or to some o. me
free States. Robert is shoemaker by ~ ne,
"a OF years Of age, black complexion with To-
1rrnblc large whiskers and about feet or y
inches high. Stephen Is an elder brother up
wards Of . feet bigh. not yeiy hlarh, and as
well a. recollect. has whlske,s also. Those
fellows had on when they went If, blue domes-
nc coats and pantaloons. their other clothes not
recollecied viii give he above reward +
their sale delivery 70 me IN Lynchhure, o. lode-
81 in jail that get them again, w Tor
either, A M. WADDILL.
March q. 1879
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

ysl o. RIM "A stable IN rear OF this Of
~ nee MaIth21
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p..,.s,, y 7. Telegraph.

.,onnts We receive from every par OF
he aee &C. ~ the most cheering kind. The
DE s,a, of,be present Admin trs'Ion have awoke
frienos ,e,bargy, aud are nov up aud dong.
ron li''l. .a,se Of sentiment aud concert Of &C.
Al me IN Ina, is necessary 10 secure the most
hon are arr, :" results The New York Advocate
ausp'ei5us, - that city, (which, from local cir
safes sa,e a larger maj 1rty for the Jack
fam''"el et tlan any other par of the Stale
s'nl'u a orion to numbers. has undergone very
u ply -, rhanee. Individuals a1e daily and
maeli' ~. met with. whose opinions were ia
h'aliy d. 70 tie success fGen. Jackson at the
'f s.ra.,,ou. who could not now be prevailed
irl arder any circumstance, TO yield him their
.1pport.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27
Administrators Sale.

81 VIII sell on Saturday next, vlnlever rtG-
idue there my hr ~ property belonging 10
tho estate Of Chas f."eIlcn, decd. after Mr.
Millr 10 has advertised M said property ~
trustee shal tayo satisfied the terms of the
deed Tic sale will take place INN edately af
Ter Mr. Mhlct's ut ,Le sarIr ~ &c 3.
MARY LEVEL LEN admx.
ofChas Lewelleu, decd
March o.. II
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n OoI, Il Military Sash whoever has II in
IA possession will obIige the owner By leaving
il al this Office.
NJ rcb % if2t
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I asses culeo hs swaim's celeLra.
tea | anatta.
2sS Bottles ol which the sui scri-
Der has list ~, piyed.

VI liz loUo",hl t,sua o1,als, translated
- ron H., urAunl II antsb. ~ r,ltllon to
toinr tsuRorulIni5 fleets Itoutttd at Tho
haSauh, ~ IA AIM 5. pAhAt IA. III, t.em-
I'd OF mffc,eui interest 10 tlhim d potnon Of
Uut. LIN uttVuI,ft
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

The past week $50 hhds; passed tobacco u
hhds refused total 2i6
No alteration IN our own markets OF tie mar
kcn abrond We hnvo Sdvlccs irum London and
Liverpool TO the 7tb Of February. The prlcrs
continue unusually low
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

DIED. lately nj Madspns,lIe Louisiana Col
GEORGE PENN Col. Penn vas totmrry a
re ldpnt OF Patrick County, IA this State. lie
represented that County lot many wears IN TIE
Virginia Legislature, and was very worthy aud
respectable mon.
--, al Glover Green, Campbell County,
on Monday the 18th INST CHARLES ELLIS
UUAILk, IN The ~ h wear Of hl5 age. third son
Of the Lale Cnpl Nonerl Ilmtcr
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Commission business.
FIELDIAG l.. WILLIAMS

lr2 LsFEC1IULLY ut ms his friends and
- the public thai be las {, mnth,sd tho
COMMISSION BUslhIss. n lyIol Lorg,
Two doors b, ioa lie rankin ! ot.i.
lie sohehs encouragement, anu pen So all
those who may t'uhat IL itn, ilai hen insl-
ness sheil be pionIpt butietd t.. Iitpn#t.-
eelse heoes 81 Sf,nge sna fotaafo iifn as
nsy - ditf,tto- Aeo, III Tobacco, / Iour.
hnd go, klnhei pitnuec IL hittntnd
March q. ta4O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27
RuUIEW

Ofthe Lynchburp Tobacco Market,
Corrected wcetb Jor The Iugnian, by
Thomas A IioloomBE aud RICHARD lYREE
COMMISSION Mei ChnnH.
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good many years. Mr. Pinekney. Mr Her-
per. and Mr.. Emmett died IN term time and
whilst laboriously engaged in professional busi.
ness. an excessive attention 10 which probab,
contributed TO their sudden decease.
IN l. Daag 1duertissr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

Indians The whole number Of the four lar
se,tribcs within the United States, Is stated at
asfour thousand, Inc Greeks 2oooo, the
cbickasaws 3625. II appears trotn more re-
cent information, that the number IS probably
much erea er, aud IS rapidly increasing. These
indians enjoy all the advantages when our own
,,tizens in our new States and settlements pos
SEES except the political rights an privileges, of
which we deprive them. n. Y. Courier.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

Perkins STAR Cdalon.-There was trial
NJ Perkins steam cannon at the Limekiins,
Greenwich, on the goth January. The Lon.
don sun States. that target was placed IN a
gravel pit. at the distance of yards from
the cannon. b, the firing commenced al one,
and continued 70 half past two O'clock, with
a ,,n ard were discharged at about TWEEN
y, -, ~ thirty per minute with pressure
y a5out 10 pounds TO the square inch.
Tbis nressure IS stated to be only one half
d., o,pha errins Is eapable Of bnt as the point
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

.NeWgaie From the off #a return Of the
number of persons committed 10 Nv ate dn-
ring 'hr year 1927 il appears that there we're,
males, >, 673, andfemales 725--of " hich nnm-
Der nearly one half we're pnier 81 wears OF
age. Out ofths number oh were sentenced
10 death, 81 10 transportation tor lite, and 1877
for seven and fourteen years OF the number
sentenced 10 death only ii teen were execu-
ted In the enumeration Of crimes of which
they were convicted, there appears to he on
Is one for murdet--larcenies ou.ebreakM he,
andhighway robbery, constituting the general
offences.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

n n DE NNIINIIsN.
louTj new by Wholesale, y ~ TO " 10
Retail. 4 u TO 90
Whisky, wholesale, new, from - 10 ~
Keiail. 81 on 10 %
Core, wholesale 50 % 10 20
Retail, to- o.
Meal, co 10 O0
Wheat by thu busbel 90 To 70
Bacon by the Wagon load, 10 %
Bacon per 10. retail - 90 10 800
LaId 10 81 cts
Batter, 10 10 - 10
Hemp, ton, d Id 10 IL
+ epswax ~ cts
Iaiow 10 cts
We have in store u large supply Of mountain
flour. Which We offer reasonable terms,
wholesale OF bv the snFle barrel. Sumo OF
which IS Family -four. We make moderate od-
vancrS on produce in market.
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,cgie rsN's. COLLINS &; Co. of New York, in con-
aha 'p WIN WIN Mr. HARRIsos HALL, of Philadel-
6pan,,rc 9Pose to publish another edition of that
tioIaa,o and Interesting Work, HYlgons Crni-
the s. 5g ne Work will be brought more within
here,,rau''o 81 persons OF moderate income, than
price by n considerable reduction of the
at nravo AN agent for obtaining subscriptions is
present IN this Ciy.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

Dr. Tackson.in his work on fever, pronoun-
ces that the web Of the spider prevents the
recurrence of febrile paroxysms more effec'n-
ally than bark or arsenic, OF any other rene
DIV enployed for that purpose. II il admins
,ered in nils The web should be that of the
black spider, found in cellars and dark and
damn places.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

,nfsfdordinary Printing Press = The London
l'ines Is now printed III a press, which. in con.
s,iu'nce OF improvements made by the original
'tu'fr throws off four thousand impressions in
Fur "pu'' The following is the language of the
lro, 'ne hrst machine printed but eleven hun
~ s'eets 10 the hour the reader now holds in
sa ""'Iu an impression which a new machine
s,.b Sde'aed at The rate Of four thousand nm hour
,IreS>f' rapidity, and accuracy united could
ever before be ascribed to any fabric con-
aass;t, ny the hand Of man, neither is ii now
10 ro" we conceive. for the printing machine
Al = e'l any farther improvement OF to arrive
I'M Wv, ino'e complete degree ofperfecion. Let
~ thu 'enaer contemplate, if he can, what must
sam ~ ''p'aItY Of those motions which throw off
0eariy go a' printed sheets in every hour or
sa''y seventy in minute
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

Mr.. A Parmanticr, Proprietor Of the Horti-
cultural Botanic Gardco. Brooklyn, Ncw-York.
has shewn us a pot Of red monthly Strawberry
without runners. The plant has u strawberries
on it, of which II are rip. They had AZ excel
lent perfume. the plant was intended for the
Horticultural Societss meeting last evening.
md we may expect from the committee so.se
Jurther notice. v. Y. Statesman.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

SHk.-Ti may not he generally known, that
silk folded and put into press aud screwed
down very hard, will alter remaining in II u
few hours, he prettilv wat"rel, equal in every
respect to what is efFe;to1 by hot pressing.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

The marriage OF the Young Prince of Mos
iSwa Marshal Ney' sony and Mademoselle La
ftte daughter Of the cell brdted banker, took
place at Paris with great pomp,on Sunday week
Mr. Lai'te signased the marriage by great
charitable donations and splendid presents. He
sent lO0000 francs To the bureaux ofthe different
charities of The Capital and ordered each of his
clerks to receive a qualification of 3 coo francs
The Prince, Who is by no means in aifluent cir
cumstances, refused a present of 100000 Of
francs which his fathcr-in-aw offered the
marriage contract This marriage has given
rise to the following impromptu:
Lafuc asked his girl ifshed marry a Pince,
Expecting, ofcourse, she'd say yea!
But Judge his surprise, in return for his hints,
When she blushingly whispered out, " Neyh
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jre-lhe remarkable winter which we have
lad has reduced a curious state Of things We
are told, saws the Boston Palladium, that the
.,.pP'ies OF Ice for Martinique, St. Thomas and
h"Yana, have been shipped and also for all
.he southern part of the United States, New Or
mans Charleston, Savannah, aud as far south
a" North Carolina But north OF Wilmington,
including all the towns and ties as far as Pro-
.laence, the supplies have almost totally failed
1"e supplies foi Charleston and New Orleans
are Sa'd to be redundant, which have already
gone.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

The american Bibie Society, has Is presse
in operation, and is shortly 10 have four a
dltional power presses. all worked by stem
and equal 10 eight common hand presse
In the course Of next summer four more u
70 be- added, so that there will then he IN a
what is equal 10 30 or 81 common presse
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

y" p were last evening presented by Capt. Dd-
~ DRtttf' OF Nansemond county, with full
:. o"n UHrmelon. raised ON his farm. This is
~. VI me most remarkable productions Of tins
March 81.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-26
Trustees Sale.

u virtue of five several deeds of trust fro m aw
~ renee G. Alexander to me dated the day
OF July, 1927. the 9th dav ofAugust, 1927, the 5th
day OF March, 1923 the 10th day Of March,, 1928. and
the 4th day OF June, 1925 duly recorded in the Clerks
Office of Prince William County Court, I Tall on
Thursday, the 9TH day of August next, before the
front-door of Prince william Court House. offer for
sale to the highest bidder, for ready money, all the
Estate, real and personal, conveyed to me by said
deeds, consisting of said Ale xanders interest under
his fathers Will in Tract cf Land, called Fling
ham, lying upon CedarRun in said County, md IN 81
valuable Slaves his share, estimated contain 5000
acres, OF certain Lands in the State of Kentucky.
Tract of Land Of about 100 acres adjacent to
Eh,ngham, and four Saves now his possession. AS
shall sell merely as Trustee, shall con, v to the
purchasers of said Estate such title only is vested
in me by the said deeds.
June 23-ts JOHN NACRAE:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-26
From the Massachusetts, Journal.
BORROWING NEWSPAPERS.

Every subscriber who gets his newspaper,
has an inGlsputable right 10 read il or not, lend
1t or not, and even to give it away, il lis his
will and pie sure so 10 do. He has the rigRt
to exercise the same acts Of ownership over it,
Il at We do over ar types and printing press.
Notwithstanding this, the evils and inconveni-
ence growing out Of the practice Of borrowing
newspapers, call for apprehension both from US
and our subscribers Some news mongers live
by borrowing their neighbors papers, and most
generally are sure to obvain quiet possession Of
them before their liege lords have had an op-
por'uni,y It Obtaining even glimpse al their
contents. 1t appears more than equitable
and fair that those who pay for the paper
should have the frs, reading Of il; but so far is
this from the fact, that for the most part they
are the very last Borrowers arc privileged
persons, and after cullng from the paper every
thing interesting, and retailing the news in the
high WAYS and in tap rooms, the paper is
sometimes relurr cd to its owner, as sale and
insipid as green peas, month from the vines.
In some of our country towns the subscribers
for newspa per have nothing but a reversionaly
interest in the thing they pay for: when every
Other person is done with it, and when it en-
tirely ceases to he valuable, the owner is wel>
come 10 tffe his old newspaper and BE hanged
to him." Now we would respectfully suggest
10 our subscribers the PROPHECY OF insisting on
their right, first to read their paper, and next
no, To END 1t 10 persons more or as well arie
to subscribe for ii as themselves, unless they
have a mind 10. Few newspaper readers will
be willing to expend, even four dollars year
ifthey can obtain the newspapers OF the Gay
free Of tx pense to themselves. Although the
papers are not furnished gratis, yet they get
them so, and that TO them is the same thing.
There are two kinds of borrowers, one with,
aud the other withou. leave; 10th asior us
great inconvenience. No longer than yester>
day, punctual country subscriber, requested
US to discontinue his paper on account Of its
being so heavy tax 10 h,m. The price Of the
paper, he considered irifing, in comparison
with incidental expenses. He informed us that
it was the constant practice Of some Of his rich
neighbours to make Sunday call on him 10 see
his paper and after perusiDg i, TO their hearts
content, they returned home, but if they went,
away dry, they were sure 10 SO away dissaus'
fed. Common ciyiliiy induced him to treat
them, ands they came 10 see his paper and not
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The ow, Of he animal, considering thar
th5'e Tvs y ,rc,rr- i've 70 ms death, VIII. h
oplhio" re based up he fact ofhs not being
able t. stand HIS brough' suit in the Justice s
court to recover TWO dollars damages. The
value Of polk has appreciated, according 10 the
valuable s. t.ented price current OF Mr.. Clay,
ton, witch is copyrighted and found imminent.
" useful by comme,cialis,s and agricultural
lists. We have these facts over the signature
of the pigs proprietor, and hope he may recov-
er; in order that other carmen may take warn
ing from the case Of this one, and not do
like he did